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ENOUGH TO DO AT HOME.
IL Il Not Likely Messrs. Reed and
Mckinley Will Speak I'm Pennsylvania.

II was recently announced that the republi-
can campaign in Pennsylvania would be inaugu-
rated early in September by speeches In some
important business center there by Speaker
Reed and Mr.. Mckinley. Mr.. Reed said this
morning when his attention was called 10 the
matter that he had heard nothing about il
There is probably nothing in the report -
IL concerns either gentleman. Both VIII have
warm contests at home 20 look after and Mr.. Nc
kinley IN particular, with I 500 democratic ma
jority In his district 20 overcome. Will hardly
ind 10 safe or convenient 20 be travelling
around in neighboring states during the CAM
paign. Besides. the Delamster campaign 10
toulouse canvassng and practical and effective
hard work.
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MINNEsOTA's RIVAL CITIES.
The RECOMMENDATION of Census Returns
of st. Paul and Minneapolis.

The details connected with the re-enumera-
ton of st. Paul and Minneapolis. Mimi, are
about completed by the Census Office. This
morning thirty-four cases Of blanks and sched-
ules were shipped, and it is expected that the
representatives of the &c nsus Office will start
west tomorrow night.
Mr.. Henry s. Merrill of the Treasury Depart
ment and DR.. A. b. Coolidge of the Interior
Department have been especially detailed to
accompany Special Agent Wardle to st. Paul.
Special Agent Peter 7. Wood of Newark, NJ,
arrived in the city this morning and will leave
for Minneapolis tomorrow night.
The delegation from st. Paul, sent here by
the chamber of commere, will have an audi
ence with Secretary Noble tomorrow in relation
to the recount in that city.
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A Street Blockaded by a Train.

A member of the District bar said to STAR
reporter this afternoon that the II street cross
ing Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was OBJ
structed for fifteen minutes last night by a
freigh: train. The lawyer told the reporter
that there were six street cars brought to a
standstill either side Of the train and al
most as many herdics. He said he reported
the occurrence to the police and he expects
that the case will be prosecuted
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Montgomery.
Today-Seavy agt Ludlow; order for COM
mission. Mckee agt. District; judgment by
confession. McCeney agt same; do. Moore
agt McQuade; bill OF exceptions signed
EQUITY CoURT-Jud9e Hagner.
Today-Mason agt. Mason; bill dismissed
with costs. Martin agt Martin; T. K. Martin
appointed guardian ad litim. Williams agt.
Studer; commission to get testimony ordered
Carter agt Lyons; pro confesso. In re James
DAILY and G. B. Anthony; writs de lunatico Or
dered. Miller agt Morris; decree declaring
lien. Burrage agt Rest; auditors report con-
frmed. Windsor agt Sigourney; sale confirmed
and conveyance ordered. Herbert agt Berger;
appearance ordered Ralston agt Hany; for
Iner decree amended. Pfuger agt Green; con-
tract confirmed. Naylor agt Naylor; sale con-
frmed nisi
John. the fourteen year-old son Of the Hon.
Martin l. Slower, died Of lockjaw at Amster-
dam, NY, caused by gunshot wound in the
hand.
Emperor william arrived at wilheimshaven
Monday on his return from his trip in Nor
wegian waters He is looking exceedingly
we'll, and there is no doubt that the trip has
greatly improved his health.
Miss Eastlake, the actress, Who has Just ar
rived in England from New York, lost . guam
city Of jswelry valued ut e50o on the voyage
Il y believed that some thief among the pas
ssnsers On the steamer on which she Travelled
stole the jsvsiEy.
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Sane When She Married.

In the case Of Samuel NJ Mason against
Rebecca Mason to annul their marriage Judge
Hagner today dismissed the bill. They were
married October 81, 1872, and the charge wac
that respondent was insane at the time. This
she denies, but admitting that she was insane
subsequently,. She states that she IL now sane
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Mxx. A. RUrprnr SAYS.

The Principal bearer Of are Is the skin OF the
human face" To regain Q youthful appearance ve
must scale this skin Of and form skin en-
tire. Nine A Supperts world-renowned Face Bleach
does this without injury harmful eject cutting the
rallous filing of the pores ard drawing out compietey
all discoOTa;Ons impurities One bottle. s2 three
Lottlcs CASUALLY required clear the complexonl. 50
sent to any address, Call IT Office and young girl
With one side OF her cleared and other side a. was
originally, showing vast change. send &C. postage
NV. Washington. DC. Uo
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Telegraphic Briefs.

The works of the Chicago Crucible Steel
Casting Company, at the corner Of Webster and
Elston avenues, burned last night. Loss
$4,000.
Nettis L. Clark, tho young woman who is
a charge Of forgery, is completely Frustrated
and her health Is breaking down.
Gen. Benjamin F. Pratt died at the hospital
at Worcester, Mass, yesterday, aged sixty six.
During the war be enlisted as captain of COM
pany III, thirty-ffth regiment Massachusetts
infantry. He served enc term each in the
Massachusetts house and senate.
The North German Gazette says that En-
peror William will go to Heligoland whilere-
turning from his visit to England.
Rev. VIM. II. Williams, a much-esteemed pas
tor Of Baltimore. was stricken with paralysis
this morning. Rev. Mr.. Williams is guest
at the Blue Mountain House, near the summit
of the Blue Ridge mountains, state of Mary
land
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

VITAL sIATisTICS.
The report Of Health Officer Townshend for
the week ending July % shows: Number of
deaths, 30; white, 40; colored 43. Death rate
per 1000 per annum: White, $50 ;colored, $50.
Total population, 1911 Forty-three were under
five years OF age, SO we're under one year old
and 13 over sixty years. Ten of the deaths
occurred in hospitals and public institutions.
The deaths by classes were as follows: Zymotic,
81; constitutional IL; local, 80; developmental,
z; violence, 8. The principal causes Of death
were: Diphtheria, /; consumption, 8; diarrhOeal,
ID; typhoid fever, 6;congestion of the lungs. 2;
bronchitis, L; whooping cough, 1. Births re-
ported: 80 white males. 81 white females; 81
colored males, 2S colored females. Marriages
reported: IA white, 2colored.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Permits to build were issued today as fol-
lows: j. A. Rodbird, brick dwelling lbs LIST
street, 81 900. Michael White, frame dwelling
9TH street between Grant and Irwin streets,
$1,000.
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SHAPING LEGISLATION.
Senator Hoar Stin at Work on the Elec.
ton Bill.

Senator Hoar, chairman Of the committee on
privileges and elections, Il still working upon
tn revised draft Of the Lodge election bill
before reporting it to the Senate. This after
noon he was closeted in his committee room
with John L Davenport. chief supervisor Of
New York. It is not known whether or not the
return from Massachusetts,, for which state he
leaves tonight
THE LAND GRANT FORFEITURE BILL.
The conferees on the land grant forfeiture
bill have had two meetings and are reported
to have made considerable progress toward an
agreement. They will meet again tomorrow.
at which time it Is expected their report will
be completed.
SENATORS TAKING VACATIONS.
Republican Senators are taking advantage Of
the pending debate on the tariff bill to make
visits home. Senator stockbridge left for
Michigan this morning to be absent
ten days, and Senator Hoar is of tonight for
Massachusetts,. Senator Chandler. who had
expected to return to Washington from New
Hampshire this week, writes that he has been
Frustrated by severe attack Of dysentery and
will be compelled to remain at home some days
longer.
THE COMPOUND LARD BILL.
The House committee on agriculture today
decided to report favorably the bill introduced
in the House by Mr. Conger last Monday to
regulate the manufacture and sale Of
compound lard. The bill is similar
in language and scope to the amended
bill already reported by the committee,
the only material changes being few small
reductions in the rate Of taxation, and the
purpose of reporting this last bill lie to facili-
tate action on the subject in substituting it for
the amended bill first reported and thereby
avoiding the necessity for separate votes on the
numerous amen dments to the original bill
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THE ALLIANCE IN LOUISIANA.
Representatives Asked to Give Their
Views on Various Propositions.

The Representatives from Louisiana are the
latest members of the House receiving the at
tention of the Farmers Alliance. They have
been requested to give their views on the
propositions laid down by the alliance, and
those who have complied have refused to in
dorse the subtreasury bill. Mr. Blanchard
and Mr.. Coleman have opposition, but Mr..
Robertson and Mr.. Boatner have SO far the
field to themselves in their respective districts
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court 70 Leland Wallace ana Maria
Harris; Magruder Hough and Mamie Edith
Murphy; VIM. II. Heiser and Josie A. Dabney;
Steprey Gray and Ella Platter; Henry sliden
and Mrs. Eoline NJ. Hope; Jeremia Lynch and
Kate Barrett; James Tayler and Maria Wright
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THE GRAND JURY CONVENED
To Consider Cases Which, If Not Acted
On Soon, VIII BE Outlawed.

The district attorney had an interview with
Judge Hagner today in reference to some
cases which, if not acted on shortly, will be
out lawed by the statute of limitations The
result was that the judge made an order con-
vening the grand jury, which had been ad-
journed to September 20, to meet on August 6
at 10 o'clock
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He Thinks 1t Time to Quit,

Michael Lawler, by Mr.. A. X. Browne today
fled q bill for divorce against Honora Lawler
He states that they have several children the
Oldest twenty-ono years old, and he charges
that she is addicted to drink, has treated him
with cruelty, assaulted his children, and last
night IN West Washington shot at him
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BARGA1Ns
W. b MOSES b SONS,
CORNER nth AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
FURNITURE,
CARPETS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPERS. &c.
To make space for the goods for fall season We
are Offering many attractive bargains. The following
are few:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
500 Curtain Poles. fun length. with trimmings all
complete. worth soc. and Use. :; 15c. each.
100 Curtain Poles. extra heavy. with trimmings
complete. worth 75c. TO 81 so: Poe. each.
so pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 75c.
100 Pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 81
Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices
large assortment of porterss. less than manufsc-
tuners prices.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
CARPETS of the following sizes. made Of Remnants
with Border all around:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
8 feet 8 inches by feet 9 inches. 90; reduced
from as.
feet inches by 10 Feet s1o5o. reduced from
els.
8 fleet inches By Iofeet inches. sIo5o; reduced
from els.
8 fleet inches by IL feet. ell; reduced from els.
sfeet } inches BY IL feet inches. AIS: reduced
from s2-@.5O.
S feet ) inches By IL feet inches. els: reduced
from s22.
fss; 5 inches by IA feet. sl6 so; reduced from
s25
10 feet 6 inches by IL feet inches. ais; reduced
from s25.
~ feet inches by Is feet. ais, reduced from 500
10 feet 4 inches By l6 feet @ inches. sao reduced
from ssh
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS
feet inches by feet e.. reduced from ss.
sieet inches by Ii feet. sl6; reduced from s25.
feet Inches by IL feet. els; reduced from
s225O
10: inches by ID feet inches. s23. reduced
from $3.50.
NoQUETTE AND WILTON cARPETa
6by feet. slo; reduced from ais.
6by 81 feet inches, sl2. so: reduced from els.
q feet o inches By feet inches. $3.50: reduced
from gro
feet 3 inches by Ie feet O inches. eco; reduced
from s33 so
foet ) inches by 10 feet 3 inches eco reduced
from $50
feet by 10 feet inches. ais: reduced FROM
s21.5O
800 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Russ %. SO: reduced
from si25.
STRAW MATTIN0s
600 Rolls white and fancy, 40 yds.. worth IS.
go Rolls white and fancy. 40 yda worth So 81.
LOO Rolls Heavy Joiniless, 40 yds.. worth slG.
$50 Rolls Heavy psmask. 40 yds. worth s1U. sIa
BABY CARRIAGES.
We are Offering a discount on every carriage SEQ
ormors. and ~ discount on every carriage from sl5
IL SD This Is opportunity to buy . me carriage
tor very little money.
WINDOW SHADES.
We are Offering nnO assortment Q: eolors With all
t1tC-es and complete for 25c. each
MOSQUITO cANopIEs.
y. p. MOSES I SONS.
Cor Ilth andE sta rv.
Washington. D. c.
FURNITURE CARPETS UPHoLsrERIEs. DECO.
aATIoNs. WALL PAPER &c. &c
Sls
CUTT THE PEoPLE. BECAUSE THEY ARE
.s a Cs2 & u.
oose
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lIARISIEn.

HEISER-DABNEY. At pm m. July "a 1890. By
the Rev. n. NJ. Newman of the First Congressional
church, DR.. WILLIAM II. hElSEk Of Mount Carmel,
Pa. 20 Miss JOSIE A. DABNEY OF Washington. DC
baltimore and Richmond papers please copy. wkss
MEDLEY-INGRAM On Sunday. July 81. 1880.
at the residence Of the brides father Pney Polnt Nd
by Rev. Maurice H. Vaughn, PHILIP J. MEDLEY
and NELLIE n. INGRAM.
baltimore papers please copy.l
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He Has Not Resigned.

Judge Montgomery returned today and held
a session Of the Circuit Court. As TO the re-
ports in regard to his resignation he remarked:
The papers have been little too positive.
have not resigned and cannot tell when will
resign; but such a course is under oontempla-
ton"
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Fell From the Roof.

An elderly white man employed as slater
by Mr.. Harry Clark, fell from the
roof of . three-story house at 10Th
and c streets southwest this after
noon. His head struck ON the pavement,
crushing his skull. 1t is thought that he can
not live.
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Salt Lakes Formulation I.

The rough count Of Salt Lake City has Just
been completed by the Census Office and it
shows that the population is Al. OPS an increase
since 1880 Of "a, 257, or 1l6 8-lOO per cent.
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ToDAYs BOND OFFERS aggregated S4s2, 400,
as follows: Registered As, $11,O00, SIC, 1000,
1880, s5 0OO 500 OOo $4,000, SlOO, 900, 81 ZOO,
s52 900, $4,000, $500, $50, 900, s5,OOO %, $50,
at l24; registered AS, 1850, s45000, ESQ,
$4,000, at loaa4.
A colored boy named Clarence Ashton, who
wanted to enjoy Mr.. Frost's hammock in some
place other than Mr.. Frost's yard, was fined
Sl0 by Judge Miller this afternoon.
Jas. Cady today was appointed administrator
OF the estate Of Jos. L. Ray, alias Larmer Ray,
In bond 90, 600. and Edward Costeli was granted
letters Parliamentary on estate Of Ann Suppler.
An assignment by Frederick W. Boone for the
benefit of creditors was recorded today. The
assignee is W. 7. Bailey, and Boone assigns his
stock, DC. confectionery and lunch rooms). at
4Os 18th street northwest Preferences are
made to Strauss 4 Co., SIS.
Ernest Woefel, one of the trustees OF the
Harmony Society, died at Economy, Penn,
Monday from the effects Of an electric shock
received one night last week while examining
. "tell tale" or watchman's dial Mr.. Woefel
was one OF the leading spirits OF the famous
Economics and his death 10 the third within
six months.
Reports from western North Carolina and
Virginia show that the tobacco crop promises
to be the finest In ten years
Fire Monday night destroyed the cottages
OF E. ]. Griffith, Ira b White and W. n. Grud
at Virginia Beach, Va Lon, ee,oo0; no in
sursuce.
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Nothing is known at the State Department,
as far as divulged, as to the reported recall of
DR.. Fernando Cruz, the Guatemalan minister,
and the story that Mr.. Blaine had requested
the recall is laughed at.
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Range OF the Thermometer Today.
Tie following were the readings az the Sig
nal Office today: sam, IL; 2 pm, 80; maxi
mum. 50; minimum. 66.
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THIS WOMAN ABANDONED HIM.
A Little Child Sent From England to
Conceal q Crime.

The mystery surrounding the identity of the
little waif found in Logan Square. Philadel-
phia, a few weeks ago and who 80 strangely
resembled the ideal Little Lord Fauntleroy as
to excite popular sympathy in his
behalf, was unrayeled yesterday by the
Society to Protect Children from Cruelty.
The society sent information about the aban-
donment broadcast over this country and Eng.
land and a few days ago word was received
from an English society engaged in similar work
that boy now about five years old and answer
ing the description Of the little waif had been
given into the care of Mrs. Jane Anguish about
year ago. Agents Watson and Ward Of the So
ciety traced the family to Philadelphia, where
they are located In a neat two-story house
at No. $50 Owen street. A warrant was sworn
out before Magistrate Kane charging Mrs.
Anguish with abandoning the child, and the
party proceeded to Owen street. Mrs. luncheon
matron of the Chiidren's Society, accompanied
the officers with the child, and remained out
side while the officers entered the house and
accused Mrs. Anguish Of the crime. The
woman was SO astonisbed she could not DENY
the accusation. and then Mrs. Puncheon and
the boy were called in. When the child saw
Mrs Anguish he ran to her in great glee, call
ing i:S out: 50
Denial was no longer possible, and the woman
on being taken before Magistrate Kane said
that his name is Fred Fuller, and that his
father is q man of wealth in England, while his
mother is woman of refinement and intelli-
gence. The woman said she was paid to bring
the child to this country with her about q year
ago. She abandoned the waif because she has
three children of her own, and her husband,
Charles Anguish, has not been able to make
much money at his trade rs q shoe cutter
Mrs. Anguish was held in $500 for further
hearing. She gave the name and address of
the little lords father In England and the So
ciety will communicate with him. The bow
remains in the care of Mrs. Puncheon. He is a
pretty little chap and has excited great interest
He is very correct in expressing himself manly
and polite. His quaint expression and pert
sayings have created much amusement for the
dozen or more charitably disposed ladies who
were eager to adopt him.
Tho strike Of the street railway employees in
Grand Rapids, Mich, 10 on and the men have
gained victory. The demand WIS for twelve
hours and e1.75 day. This has been acceded
TO by the company.
The boy who was burned in the wreck at
Silver Greek, n. Y, Saturday, has been identi-
fed as James Cunning OF Nicholson, Pa, aged
twenty years, who had been visiting his uncle
ct OH City.
Reports from Rock county, Kan, are to the
enecs that nearly everything in that section is
burned up BY the drought and that there is
country. The grass ID - dry a. powder and
would burn rapidly.
Philip d. Eokman, IN eight-year-old boy Of
Drumore township. Lancaster county, Pa, fell
down ninsty-foos well Monday and vas Killed.
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NAVAL CADET APPOINTED President
today appointed Benjamin Gratz Crosby, son
OF Rear Admiral Crosby, retired, to be a cadet
at large at the Naval Academy.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. July 30.-Cotton nominal-mid-
dlius l2Laf23,. Flour active and firm. Wheat
utherp sam pie steady, graded lower: Fultz, GOA
Oh Longterry, 91ag7; No. =, 9o; steamer No. 9,
red. tI3: western weak; No. winter red spot,
93H: July. 9ax; august. 93h; september, 94a
southern nominal: white, 55a5s: yellow. 6la34;
vestern dull: mixed spot. 49k bid; July, 4ek
August 4p,. sellers; September, 49a49h. Oats
very urn-ungruded southern and Pennsylvania,
15aA7: graded No. .. white. AZ; do do mixed, a..
Kyo drm-choice, Stalls; good to prime. 53a55;
ocmnron 20 fair, 49a5l. Hay dull-prime TO
choice timothy, 1lO0al2.oO. Provisions active
and nrm-mess pork. old l..2o, new 1900; bulk
meats loose shoulders. ga long clear, 6&a6H;
sugar-cured smoked shoulders. .; hams, small
12kaI3. large 1lAallz; lard, renned ~, crude
NJ Butter very firm for choice goods, Others
Wssk. Eggs active. scarce-II. Gomez STEADY
Susdr Unsettled. Copper fairly acttve-renned,
10 WHISKY hrm-l l6al.T. Freishn to Liver
grain per bushel. Nd. Cork for ordsrs-Sa He
ceipts-nour 10000 barrels; wheat, o. 0OC bushels;
corn. a. eco bushels; oats. 1000 bushels snip
ments-nour :. 40 barrels; wheat "a 600 bushels;
corn, 1000 busheSs. sales-Wheat Aoo,ooo push
els; corn. $4,000 butaels.
BALTIMORE, July aQ-vireinis consols. SIN;
DO. lo4Os AN; do. th-ees. 6sx a69: baltimore
and ohio stocs, io3xa1O4: Northern Central stock,
esaos4; consolidated gas stock, 32Sao2h.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. July 80 CCiosingt-.wheat-August
Septem oer, 45H. Oats-July BAN; August, 33k;
September 33I.. Pork-July, 1925; August
IDS: September, 11.30 Lard-August 602H;
September. GIN. Short ribs-August 5.lS: Sep
teInber, 5.274.
The Hon Elijah Norss in a letter IN the Bos-
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July s0.-weather clear and
warm. Track in good condition.
First race, selling, for two-year-olds, six fur
longs wenonah first, Miss bennett second,
Modjeska third. Time. L.17s4.
Second race, mile and a furlong. King Crab
first, Come to Taw second, Everett third.
Time, 1.564.
Third race, one mile. Belle dor first. Col
den Reel second. Wary third. Time, LA.
Fourth race, six furlongs, for three-ycar- olds.
Ccypete first, Eminence second, Worth third.
lime, 116sl.
Fifth race, six furlongs. Granite won. with
Little Crete second and Stryke third. Time,
L161l.
Sixth race, selling, mile and sixteenth, Ham,
let !, White Rose 2. Barrister g. Time, 15O$4.