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Saratoga Races.

sAnArooA, N. Y, August 20-First race
three-quarter mile. Forerunner won, strate-
gem second and syrrse third. Time. Llss<.
Second rAce-Ons mile and half a furIouQ.
Busted won. with Floodtide second and Emi-
hence third. Time l55l5.
Third raee-S,x furlonss Kitty Van won,
Golden Rod second, and King Hazem, third.
lime Ll91x.
Fourth race - Three-quarters Of q mile.
Young Duke won, with Wary second and &c.
stacy third Time. Ll31S.
Fifth race-OAs mile. Birthday won. Maio,
Tom second and Marie K. third. Time: 1. 43s<
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Berlin Bakers TO Strike,

LosDoS, August 2o.-Is il expected that q
gigantic strike Of bakers will shortly be or
ganized in Berlin. The movement will involve
all Of the journeymen bakers IN the city, and
efforts are being made by the leaders 70 in
clude the bakers Of other German cities The dis
tress which would result from such q strike can
scarcely be esfimsted The German socialists
are furiously indignant at the governmental
prohibition OF meeting called bv Herr Singer
with the object OF atlayiag the present popular
discontsnt The prohibitory order was issnsd
by the police, but it is UNDERWOOD that the au-
thority for it, issuance caue direct from the
government, which maintains that the purpose
Of the proposed meeting was TO Torment rather
than 20 allay disconteut.
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THE DISTRICT IN CUNGRESS.
Flats Of Rural Subdivisions for the
Assessor.

Senator Faulkner today introduced a bill to
provide the assessor Of the District with plats
Of Subdivisions outside the cities of Washing
ton and Georgetown. The bill appropriates
S5,000-one-hal. 70 be charged against the
revenues Of the District-to enable the Dis
trict Commissioners to have the plats prepared.
The maps are to show the subdivided
tracts Of land by courses and distances, the
area OF the lots and squares, the dimensions Of
the streets and avenues and such other data as
may be necessary TO enable the assessor to To-
cate and assess such land and the improve
ments thereon. The Commissioners are au-
thorized to sell copies Of the maps at 10 per
cent above the actual cost OF production.
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THE RAUM INVESTIGATION.
The House Special Oousnistee Begins
Its Work Today.


The special committee appointed 70 invessi-
Cooper against the commissioner of pensions
Green B. Rsam, met today 70 begin Its work.
The committee consists of Messrs Morrill,
Sawyer, Smyser, 0eodnight and Lewis. Com
missioner Raum and Representative Cooper
were present ct the meeting.
The charges we're read Ne preliminary. In
brief they sllege that Commissioners Raum sold
stock in . worthless refrigerator company to
Pension Office employees, who were promoted
as q consideration, and that he advanced many
thousand pension claims at the instance Of
Gee. Lemon, who rs return be-
came surety upon The commissioners note
for s25, Geo. Mr.. smyset expressed the opinion
that it would hardly be necessary TO enter upon
collateral issues. He did not see what figure
1t cut whether or not the refrigerator WAS
worthless
Mr.. Cooper took issue however, and held
that the value Of the refrigerator was a mate
rial point II the commissioner had been
pushing worthless enterprise IL was matter
OF which Congress should take notice and re-
quire him TO step out Of Office.
GEN. RAUM's EENARK.
Commissioner Raum remarked that Mr..
Cooper, who had been investigating this mat
ter. now knew that no stock had been sold to
his employees. II he had been guilty of the
other charge he would consider himself a dis
graced man aud expect to be kicked out of Of
ice.
MIR. Smyser held that the only point was
whether or not employees were promoted in
consideration Of purchasing stock.
Mr.. Goodnight thought that il would be
necessary TO prove every point in the charges,
including
TEE VALUE OF THE REFRIGERATOR
Mr.. Sawyer said that the committee should
investigate only the Official acts Of the commits.
! sioner of pensions.
Chairman Morrill,, however. thought that The
best way to conduct the investigation would be
to examine every point made In the charges,
and this course was decided upon. Each side
then submitted lists of witnesses to be called
and the committee adjourned until tomorrow
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VISITING THE SCENE.
The Track-Jack left on the Rails
Caused the Accident.

QUINCY. MASS, August 20 Tho terrible rail-
road disaster of yesterday is the aI1-absorbing
topic here today, and thousands Of sight
seers have visited the locality The work of
clearing away The wreckage has been vigor-
ousiy prosecuted during the night and all the
deraiied cars. except the Inflated No. 263 have
been replaced on the rails and hauled TO Boston
Il win probably take day to get this car
out OF the way. A track has been built around
the wreck and trains are running regularly
The theory OF tfs leaving OF the track jack on
the track by workmen is generally accepted as
the cause Of the accident. Two other victims
are added to the list Of dead this morning
Miss Ella Bard, aged swenty-two Who died At
Quincy HOSPITAL, and Mrs. Abbie Abbott of
Louisville, Ky
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CASH o. CHrDlr.

We viii sell ron Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, s pieces for sl7
cash or SIS on credit.
We will sell you T-piece PARI1oR SUITE solid
walnut frames upholstered Ia the best hair Goth foe
as cash SO credit
We Will sell you 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid
walnut frames. upholstered IN plush. conesnasion
Co.oTs for as cash $50 OF credit
Ne will sell yOa good WIRE-WOSES BED SPRISo
.or s.9..5 cash OF -. 80 ON credit.
We vii sell you g good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
tcr b0c per yard cash zoe. per yard credit.
We viii sell you i GOOD INGl.AlN CARPET Tor DOC.
ItrysTd eaAh Ut 4oc- per yx.d o. eredf;
We Few aud Lay ali CAl.fkIS freeUf Cost and do
not al xrzs iOr the waste On atcIing hsares-
We Viii sell sill CAkiETs. AAf1INGs AND OIL
CLOTHS Irs-it At an advance ~ y cents peg yard
an the lowest cash lgicc.
Easy WEEELY OF MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
az al credit ssIcs. and 10 notes required
CASH DISCOUNT allowed % AZ acSvuass settled IN
~ .aJA
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The Trees Obstruct a Light House.

BALTrNoRE, August 2o.-Frequent complaints
have of late been made to Collector Marine
that the range light on Hawkins Point and
Leader Point are seriously obstructed by the
heavy growth Of timber between the two and
that navigation is made dangerous thereby.
The obstruction is cause by the recent growth
Of trees on the property OF Mr.. Thos- C. Chap
pell at Hawkins Point. Mr.. Chappell refuses
permission TO the light house board to
cut of the tops Of the obstructing
trees, but will sell the property for s15, 600
The price for the land is regarded as exorbitant
by the government officials, and il is expected
that a jury of condemnation will be Summoned
to secure the land in the interest Of commerce
Gr. Chappeii says the land is valuable because
he proposes to build on it a series of large
docks for use in his fertilizer trade
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RgEU
pH ELL On Aprust IL. 1890: q le pm- John ..
years
'Tis hurd 20 break the tender cord
Where love hss bound tl.s heart;
We must forever part.
Dearest papa, We must lay thee
IL the peaceful graves embrace.
But thy memory win t@ cherished
I'M We see thy heavenly face.
BY HIS WIFE ssp CnupnFs.
Funeral from his late residence. S4s Mclean sv.nps
BoYLE-on Wednesday morning August 20 Isep
AGNES, daughter OF Joh1 and hate Beyis. Ned thr-
Notice OF funeral hereafter
FLETCHER BEULAH 3, infznt dsnehter Of L. q
ard Mary T. Fletcher, aged two months ami tire
Funeral private. on Thursday. August el
GILM MORE! on A4Snst I9 iseo al hf.een ming,es
ascd sAenteen years, Il her lite Residence. 5l9 y
Funeral win iafe paceat , O'Clock on Ihprsasy 2,
S.lbsZith csnrrh. sixth street. between [ and 4
GLEASON. Suddenly on sunday. AUGUST az. 1890,
az : O'Clock Pm JAMES 4. GI.LksoN. beloved hue
eleven mcntLs ana fourteen days.
RIP
Funeral from bis late residence 6I4 str~ct sexsh-
west On Thursday, August II, O'Clock am.
Requiem high mass az 81 Dominic's Church. frieuas
ana relatives RESPECTFULLY invited TO attend. -
HARLEY. On "Wednesday. Au.-aet "a 1890 si
O'Clock III, JOSEPH LAlAlElrE Jr., son OF VIM.
N and Eo.e y harley. sErd three years sax mon,hs
Funeral from ms fathers residence l4Ie corccrxn
street, Ola thursday afternoon n . O'Clock Iuae-
raj private.
HoUCk. On Tuesday. August 40 1850, &C fsI0
an. after u short buS PAINFUL ilncss, Miss KATE
C., beloved daughter OF Mrs. Della Houck. agcd
twenty -one Years.
precious from is eOno,
A voice we loved ls stiled
place ~ vacant lotn0,
Which never te nilcd.
God IN HIS WIS ON has recalled
A he boon his love has given,
Aad though tine body sluaeer- hers
The seal - safe IN nCaSen.
Funeral will take place tine residence q ME- 1T
Rabbit, 6l3 street northeast Relatives aud friends
invited 10 st,end funeral Thursday. s o'ciock
tChicsro. In, Indianapolis papers pf-sse cofyl -
MANNING on "Wednesday August 70 1890.
BELLE WATERS. ulie ~ John y. Manninx. Nod
tySenty-six years ana SIX q Us.
Funeral from Residence. No. - Flortdn svepue
northwest. friday. Aa-usI 80, pm ILtorn.e4I
O3s Hill GrieDGs Of the family tnsItesL 80
MURTAUGu. THIS q uesi ~ morning az the resa-
dence of his sister. sol south Patrick street Aua-
ander. Va. M h. AURI AJta, IN the thirty- nitn
year OF his age
IuIeral iron mousse At 9;3o Tharsses M, rnfns q
YoLk. On Tuesday, Auxnst 10, 1889. q. a-US
O'clock 3. m. llEDER1Ck h beloved huisand Of mar
sEret NSlk, sved seventy s,ur..s natve 81 Wei
toniburv Germany lut Tor tie pEs fOrty three
u Iesldelt OF this ciIy.
Funeral wili be held Friday. ssd snstsst
at Ets rtc rcsiucuce, 40. SO3 L.eveth stT-es
southwest lelaiyes ana lrends re<TeCtiulis nyrSea
TO artcisd
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Mxr. A. RrFpEnr S,rs.

The principal tGle-bcsrsr of Ase is The skin Of the
b,.mn. face" To rexuln u youthful arpearancs ~e
mist scale this cpter skin "a and form skin
t:rc Nine A. Ruyrert's world reno wIed Face Bleach
docs thl- without injury bsrfB ersct cutting the
eao,s Ing Of the pOres and drawing out completely
all discOlorations impurities One bottle e. three
lOttIes casually required to clear the compile xon) 50
sfnt 70 am address Call at ONCE aud young xrl
with Oe side of her face cleared and other side
origIuaily showing vast change or send &C. postage
ior full particulars NINE. ~ RuPPERT, $50 Ith Ct
NV. washtngtou. D C. Open evenings. $50 10Th near
r.,nv y5
nYSPFPSIA IN IT'S WORST FORMS WILL YIELD
IL TO the use Of Carter's Little Nerve Pills, aided by
Carriers Little Liver Pills Dose, ole OF each after
aafa
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MIR. HfNE AND COL. ROBERr.
A Business Interview-The Testimony
Taken by Robert In the Guy Case.

For the FIRST time since Commissions Hises
resignation Col Robert had an interview with
him today, but IL wss only Of . business char
acter and no reference wbase.er was made 20
the recent Disagreement
Early this morning the attorney Fer Che p&.
rict called upon Mr.. Douglass sud handed over
to him large package OF papers, which he en-
planned was the testimony turned over 10 him
by Col Robert II was testimony Of various
witnesses heard by Col Robert previous 20 the
frial OF Lieut. Guy Mr.. Douglass did not En-
anime the papers, but took them to Dr. Tindail
latter hurried interview with Mr. Hine) and
directed the doctor to take charge of them.
Dr. Iindah immediately proceeded 10 the largo
SAFE. which occupies prominent position in
his room. and after working the combination
swing tile big door back and tire peckages
were carefully deposited inside. The psyer~
were not examined 10 see whether they we're
all turned over or not. but will ne carefully
scrstinized during the week before sending
them TO the Senate.
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WHITE CAPS IN NEW MEXICO.
Troops viii Not be Sent Unless the
Authorities Fail TO Keep the Peace.

The Secretary Of the Interior has sent the
following reply.in answer to Gov Princes re-
quest that troops be ordered into New Mexico
to prevent further outrages by white caps:
''The President will not interfere with troops
until 1t is demonstrated that the sheriff or
United States marshal. as the case may require.
is unable to preserve the peace or to serve pro-
cess because Of resistance. The civil suthori-
ties must first act to the extent of their ability
Instructions have been sent to the law officers
by the Department of Justice. You will be sup-
ported. but you must go to the full length Of
your ability and territorial force first
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WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS.
The State Convention in Session Today

MILWAUKEE, WIS, August 20.-The republ-
can state convention was called to order at
1915 by Chairman Payne Of the state central
committee. After reading the names Of the
delegates Michael Griffin OF Eau Claire was
was enthusiastically sppisuded and every ref
erence to Gov. Hoard aud the Bennett law was
. signal for hearty cheering. r. n. Boyd Of
Racine and W. J. Mailman were made tenn
porary secretaries.
committee ON resolutions, consisting Of
enc delegate from each congressional district
with Ogden N. Fethers as chairman, was then
appointed
A committee on permanent organization. on
the same basis with Delegate Herrick of St.
Creix MS chairman WAS named. The conven-
ton thon adjourned until o'clock. Gov. Hoard
will be renominated by reclamation, and a
platform iudorsing the Bennett compulsory
school adopted
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to John B. Danforth of New
York and Gertrude Eva Borsenu; Frank Wild
and Kate Burns; Joseph W. Blumer and Josie
g. Holland Of Boston, Mass; Edgar T. Payne
and Minnie NJ Munday, both of Albemarle
county, Va; Samuel Silvey and Lizzie jacobs,
both of Stannardsville. Va; james c. Carter of
Wildwood, Va, and Daisy L. Taylor; George H.
Williams and Lena NJ. Hansmann; Frank H.
Seiders and Florence L. Ford. both of Alexan-
dria, Virginia; Hustin billiard and Mary
Robb; Thos. E. Clements and Sarah L. Smith /;
VIM. Jewell and Lille Teresa Shea; Anton
Ziehtl and Josephine B. Rey; Archie L. Mar
shall and Ida N. Brown; T. J. Jones and Mil
dred Lightfoot
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Tho Montana Collision Victims.

AisseuLA, Moyr., August 50-FoIlowing is q
list of those injured in the railroad collision at
Garrison yesterday afternoon: William McNa-
inarn, Streator. Ill.,. slight bruise on hip; F ".
man, Chicago. cut On hand; Mrs Nevenheuser,
Livingston, Mont, arm ind leg Bruised Miss
Addie l. Hineman, Lansing, Mich, ankle
sprained; L. N. Hage. Sharon Hill, Pa, hip and
back bruised: II. Ii. Newbauer. Helena, Mont,
head cut and bruised; Mrs. Esther Alstrum.
Anaconda, Mont, shoulder bruised; Mrs. Jas.
Dayie. Drummond, Mout. leg bruised; James
Jackson, engineer. face bruised
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PAT HARRIS DEAD.
The PropsiseoP OF the Vasiess Harris
Theaters Gone on the Boards.

Bnsrnoax, Augast 3o.-Patriek Harris, the
weil-kpsvn shsstsr ssner and proprietor, died
this mor.inG at Bay Shsrs, Long Island, where
hs vent last Sunday On his arrival from
Europe. He bad been to Cssisbad for his
health and had Estsrasd, - vs. believed. mach
improved
Mr.. Harris owned sad contrslled tkeaters in
Pit6burg, Washiagton. Louisville. Cincinnati,
Minneapolis, 81 Paul and Baltimore.
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THr NI,sr

Remarkable cure. Of Catarrh efectcd b. the use Of
Ayers sa-rap.rius are conclusive proofs sast this
ioafhsome and anserous disease 10 one OF the hood
seeding orly this searching and powerful Alternative 10
thoroughly eradicate t.
-rhsr. suffered for years from estsrrh. which was
90 severe tia; il destroyed my appetite and weakened
my system None Of the remedies took afforded me
snr relief Until nsed Ayers sarsapsrfiln. bexnn
10 take this medicine last spring and entirely
free frc-, that dsTIrsting disease. My appetite has
returned and am opce more stroae and healthy."-
sussnI W Cook 300 Albany street Eostoa High
lands. Boston. Mass,
MY so1-now fifteen years Of eee-vas troubled Tor
long time with cats-rh. tn its worst FORM through
the effect, Ct which his blood bccne poisoned About
q yezy sro he begaR using Ayers Sarsaparila has
taken bottles Of it and Is entirely veli-
d p. Kerr, E.g Spring. Ohio
81 was cared OF a standing rstsrrh by the use
81 Ayers SsrSspariIA--JsmesJ DoIsher, Company
O. I5tl Infantry, Fort wingate, NM
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
Prepared By
D.. J. C. AVER CO.. Lowell. Msss
solsby Druggists 81, e5. Worth ss abotsle
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Worse on Than Before.

KANSAS CRY, KAN, August 2o.-J. J. Somers,
while driving in Cass county Monday, passed =
man driving horse and cart which Somers
recognized as property that had been stolen.
He ordered the thief TO surrender, but the lat
ter drew q revolver and commanded Somers to
get out OF his two-horse wagon. He then took
a watch and si2.50 from Semers. got into
Somers rig and drove away. He has not been
captured
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Cut Hfs Head OFF.

LEXINGTON, KY., August 20.-John Hendsr-
son, colored, severed the head Of Gilbert Sat-
terwhite. white man, Monday night with a
razor. Henderson gave himself up and says
that he killed SatIerwhite because be found
him In compromising position with Mrs. Hen
derson
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BALTIMORE, August 3e.-This was the fourth
dsy Of the thirty -ffsh animal cosSeesion Of the
German Catholic Central Union. Tho Arss duty
Of the delegates today was TO attend . solemn
mass OF requiem for John Amman, ths first
president Il the union. The mass vas eeis-
DRAFTED in the church of St Alphonsua. After
the mass the delegates reassemblsd IN g. Al
pbonsus Hall A message was read from his
holiness acknowledging the fhai address Of
the Delegates and conveying to them the papai
b,assing.
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CAPITOL COMMITTEE ROOMS,
The River aud Harbor Bill and Other
Measures Considered.

The House committee on rivers and harbors
today had under consideration the Senate
amendments to the river and harbor bill The
committee decided to recommend non-concur-
renee in all the amendments and will ask the
House to appoint . conference committee
This yin psobsbiy be done tomorrow.
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ABERDEEN, Miss, August 2O.-The first bale
OF cotton OF the new crop Of east Mississippi
arrived here yesterday and sold at auction q
sixteen cents. The crop is already assured to
be one OF the largest in many years.
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An Operator Frustrated.

BALTIMORE, August 20.-At Hollins. on the
line of the Northern Central railroad, the
storm was very severe and many trees lost
their stout branches. The electric fluid en-
tered the switch house and Frustrated the
operator, Ed Ray, and made his telegraph in
strument useless
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Scarcity Of Brick In New York.

Scarcity Of Brick In New York.
NEW YORK, August 2e-Fcars Of a complete
stagnation in building matters are entertained,
In view of the threatened stoppage of the man.
nfacture Of bricks on account of labor troubles
IN that trade. 1t is estimated that the stoppage
OF the building now going on in this vicinity
would throw about 5000 men out Of employ
mefit
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Wealthy. But Gone.

ST.. Lours, August 20.-Joseph Levy, OF the
firm Of Joseph Baum 4 Co., is missing. Mon.
day morning he went out with two country
customers to a neighboring cnfe. After a
friendly glass the customers went away. What
became of Levy is q mystery. He Is very
wealthy.
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Five Feet Of Silver,

DILUTE, Mrss., August 20. - A fire-foot vein Of
native silver at u depth OF forty-two feet has
been discovered in the ancient salt workings
above here. II is said to be very rich.
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CafsAMKT ARRxsfEo.-The Treasury Depart
mess today received q dispatch from the col
leetor Of customs at San Fraaeisco stating that
ix Chinsmen hays been arrested At Nogales,
Arix.. fer illegally entering the United States
The deparfment has Instructed the collector to
ascertain the facts BY an investigations. and if
ahey sre HE rally IN the United States to dis
patch them on the next steamer for China.
SuvER PuncH AaRs.-The amount Of silver
bullion offered for sale to the Treasury De-
partmeat today was 1874, 900 ounces. The
amount purchased was $4,000, as fol-
lows: $1,000 ounces at If945,
1900 ounces at LASTS, 50,00O
ounces Of q. -; 216 go ounces at u. 3026. In
sluded n the anount o6sred ID one Offer Of
400,0o0 eusees, received m hour sftgr the regu-
ths prices psid today.
II Is understooA list The price aslsd in thia
o6sr Of 400, 900 way el.2lx
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LIQUOR LAW CASES.
Three Defendants I'm the Police Court
This Afternoon.

This afternoons session OF the Police Court
was devoted TO the trial Of hquor cases The
first case called was that Of Edward b. wvats
in which Policeman Gilbert appeared 40
prosecuting witness The officer has been
on the force but q few days. and
probably on account of the lack
experience be did not make a case LAWYER
Darlington cross-examned him AZ some length,
and after hearing the defendants side Of the
case the court dismissed the charge
SELLING WITHOUT IIcFSsx-
The next case called was that Of Patrick
sheehy. He was charged in two cases with
keeping an unlicensed bar. The defendants
Application was twice rejected aad
motion for reconsideration
was fled each time. A number OF
witnesses for the District were examined aud
Mr., c. Maurice Smith conducted the cor for
Mr.. Sheehy. The court gave Judgment in one
case in the sum Of Sl0s. Counsel noted an
appeal
CHARGE oF SUNDAY Bah.
The case Of jos. Cato. charged with Keep
ing his bar open on sunday, viii be tried iater
in the afternoon. The principal witness IN the
case viii be Policeman Gilbert and Daniel
Donovan. who is an applicant for appointments
on the police force. Donovan formerly lived
in Gatto's hotel.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

THE BILL sIsxED.-The President has signed
the bill Tor the establishment Of q military park
ut the battlefield Of Chick amauga
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The folio wing the opening and closing prices OF
Che New York stock Market NJ reported by special
wire 70 Corson and Nacarthey, 1Alg street
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RgEtl

MooRE-sMITH August 60 1890 by Rev Ales
Kent. at All FOULS Church Masfingtou ID q BENZ
TkAND c. MOORE and EMMA J. SMITH
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Range of the Thermometer Today.
TIE following were the resdisgs st the Zig
nal Office today: Sam, 70; . pm, 7e; mari
mum, "a; minimum. IL