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Railroad Tracks Washed Ont.

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, July 9.-Last night's
storm washed out the Erie railroad tracks "a
such an extent that traffic was stopped. Streets
have been damaged to the extent OF several
thousand dollars. Several houses had their
foundations washed out, leaving them in q
dangerous condition
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NOMINATIONS TO-DAY.
Army, Navy and Marine Hospital Pro-
motions, Etc.

The President today sent the following nom.
nations to the Senate:
Treasury Assistant Surgeon George n,
Magruder Of New York, to be passed assistant
surgeon in the marine hospital service
DR.. Elisha R. Houghton of New York, to be
assistant surgeon in the marine hospital service.
War-Second Lieut. Beverly W. Dunn, third
artillery. to be first lieutenant In the ordnance
department.
Nsvy-The following named graduates of the
Naval Academy: John Archer Lejcune of Louis.
lana, Eli Kelley Cole of New York and Theo
Porter Kane, at large, to be second heutenants
in the marine corps.
Armin Hartrath Of Michigan, Oscar William
Koester OF Pennsylvania. Edward L. Beach of
Minnesota and Herman o. Stickney Of Ken
tucky, to be assistant engineers In the navy.
Frank Marble OF New York, A. H. Robertson
Of Illinois, G. B. Brittaine of Kentucky, Casey
B. Morgan OF mississippi, VIM. NJ. Crosse of In
diana. Jno. p. Hubbard of New York, d. W.
Beswick Of Michigan, N. Il. Miller
Of Massachusetts L. H. Chandler Of New
Hampshire, Geo. N. Hayward of New York,
Samuel 8 Robinson Of Pennsyivania, Henry
X. Benham Of New York, Charles +.
Hughes of Maine. Albert L. Norton Of Ohio,
James II. Reed OF Virginia. VIM. B. Frank n
OF Maryland, Henry A. Wiley Of Texas and
Frank B. Bassstt Of New York, 70 be ensigns in
the navy.
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Too Hot Even for Newspaper Mem

KANSAS CRY, No., July 9-Frank Hills, as
sistant city editor Of the Journal, was over
come by the heat at his desk at 8 o'clock Last
evening. His condition il serious.
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The Money Had An Co,..

sEArILh' VASE, July a-w. h Bartictt vas
Arrested mere yesterday charged with smbessls-
ment OF . large sum Of money from the Nor
ssn nsSonaa sank OF Fort Morgan, Dol, vhils
ne was cashier in September, 1859. u 4 I'D
bartAetts shortage amounted 70 S57. 200. When
srresssd he Vas employed - freight clsrk q :
sound Steamer.
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Mr.. Farquhar (E.Y.) called up she confer
ence report on the bill sppropriating e75,ooo
for the relief Of Albert II. Emery and do
mandsd che previous question thereon. s.
The previous question was srdsrsd-yeas,
100; nays, 67-Mr. Bynum Qnd.) changing his
vote TO the affirmative in order 10 move . re-
consideration.
On this vote 90 membsrs we're announced =
paired.
Mr.. Farquhar moved 70 lay the motion to
reconsider on the table.
The motion 70 rsoonsider Wa tab1sd-yeas
ITO; naya, 81.
III. conference report vas tAsA sdopssd--
ysas 1lo. nays ~
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"A Railway Measure Defeated.
LONDON, July a-The railway building bin
brought forward by the government has b.sn
defeated In the Legislature Of Cane Coloux.
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TIE STAR Our OF TowN.--THE EVENING srAR
will be sent BY msjl to any address in the
United States or Canada for such period - may
be desired at the rate OF fifty cents per month.
e5But all such orders must be accompanied
BY the money, or the paper cannot be sent, as
no accounts are kept with mail subscrip-
tions. -
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Oornsr Pennsylvsna Ave. and 1lth st. By
Ths Evening Star Newspaper Company,
Q. r. KAUFMAN. PresL

IN, EvxsrSo sr.R IL ssrvsd y sueserdbers IN tAs
week. or 44c. per month Copies aS 4e SYunssE
os,, cent; each Sh. sy %aPS:s.s.ss PSs..s 81 '
Entered st the Post once q ~ssaansson " c. .
oecond-elAss mail mstterI
pear postage prepsid Hx montha 50 censsL
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THE WELCOME BREEZES.
They Temper the Heat Today and Make
Life More Endurxbte.

THE MERCURY ALSO SLIGHTLY LowKR-wHAT
THEY SAT- AT THE SIGNAL oFrIcK-ToNIeHT
WILL BE oooLER, FOLLOWED BY INvIaoRArrNa
BKEEZEs TOMORROW.
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THH PREsIDEYr has signed the act for the
removal Of the United States court house
building at Baltimore.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE
@NAsHIN8TON LOAN AND TRUsT CON-
PANY.
1901 ct. n.8.
CAPITAL e10o0, 900 90.
This company issues certificates Of depoot beertne
interest ~ follows On Al ainounta deposttel for
ninety days more. but less thap nix months. per
.s per per cent s:pSs; sss p.s sos cent %
secured investments for salA Money loaned
b. II wAkkEk President
wB. Robson, Secretary.
DIRECfORs
Charles b. Bailey 0eorrs Y. schafsf.
james l. Barbour John A. Hamilton,
(jeorve Il Bartol Jhomas BomervfllA
Richard ". Clay, John A. 6wops,
n s. CummiprI 5.B. Swofmssedt .
J. Darlington. Hatterley W.; Ie1oosS
John Joy Edson. 0eor.e Trusodell,
Charles J. FAulknaf, H. warner.
Albert y. For, wilson.
u. c. Green. J. y, Nine,
William b. Guriey 3: W. wood ynrds
John b. LArner Ohas beol Whktnooos
E~wAsHISeros SAFE SIs RErSsJT ,sS SIs 20. 2. A..
sT1RAaE DEPARTMENT ROOMS; are ana Sus.
lar proof; all sbovs ground; particularly
adapted for the storage OF kurniture. P1ctursA 10
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK AND
~ Cheques. All methods Of PuptinG aod
EnErzvtnE 9EDNEY kOBEkTk,
mig 407 10th 81. Adtoinins Poet buiidins
THE sHoREHAM
Table d'Hots Dinner sl. myl6-3m
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GAS sToyKs AND RANGES.
"a sHEDD 4 BRO.
Es 432 Orb st. NV
E~NoTICE:.,THE ANNUAL NETTING OF
- the ssociholdsrs Of the National Union In.
tor. viii 5. held q The ono. % oi II The eo%pany MON.
'Is JShi % ip'fI e. ISh tsHH ss SslSes
EsRRAeur SQUARE LUMBER
PRIME GEORGIA FLOORING. KILN
DRIED. NO. 1. ALL ONE WIDTH. I6-FT.
LENGTHS, AT s2s PER LOCO IT.
LInBEY, BITT1NoRR MILLER
U5 9th Ut and New York ave- NV
k GAAAo = ...1' ol tsziS i4s4 S.. York ave-.
Ann6encs tothsir customers and the public that they
will close their Store from the 18th Of July the
,,s.,o LowERRE i. yAl'.,,,, EyASs
EUROPE, THE HOLY LAND. ROUND. THE
H..l slss C. .na Dy
khine. e250; Obersmmergsu. e205. &c. Circulars
special excursion July ~ % London and Psrs, q SO
E~C CLAIM ATTORNEYS: ATTENTION!
.Ssss sas ed say Soss s:sssd sS ::
md ''f' sos .Sss sil sa .
E>wEDow. aLAss.-I .aAyx ygsr RE.
Sassss shaS isf VII hr.. .s SSSS
'3YS - kna.n in tnis citY. Wholesale
sis Dealer i 1ss ss's,ss q &. ssPs.':: :! &.
E~wAsnlNeToN. DO, JUNE 2s. 1850
interest," sLs " sons
y 81
RsfsrrinE 70 the above The Potomac Stone Company
have Igrchsssd Tie esieSrs,ed Blue Stone 9u.LIiss
ihs ssisis oi thsisi: VIM Ess6y They are = .ddix
bias sione for i0undaiions and .uperssruc.
tures: Orders are solicited and will receive prompt
: he ass . sS2S Ws..r T.. IVES. wilmington 'ss Boz
80 saesAS eAAsEfs saSst 3 asSsfAsf saifs. President,
wsshinston. DC. July 2. 1890. jy2-6t
R~9wINa TO KEPAIss THE STOCK OF
cent =. 1s'' days 1928 .ss NV
K- aAs STOVE GAS FIXTURES.
c. A. HUDDIMAN.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
Of Warrington no
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. e33S. 900 90
Hes never contested los By ire but always makes
proupt sud nbsrsl adjustments
DE DANL n cLARKx. Pres.
oKo Z LEMON. Vice Pssss
cHAs q BRADLEY. Trsaa
LYKNwfcK YOUNG. ssey.
WILL BoTELER. Asst sscy: ls25.sm
N-OPxRATrvE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
-xQUITABLE BUILDIN0." zoos st
ASSETS sLll0. 0e27z
omes hours, from am 70 $40 pm. daily On
the Arst wsdussday In ssch month the once will b
open from 10 O'Clock pm Advances viii Be made
pro,apty 0ciock Ths 10th issue VI stock y opsn
tor subscription-
Shares ars $3.50 Per month
$1,000 advanced on each shsra
Pamphlsts explaining hs objects aud sdvantaGss ol
the Assoctatsoa szs susnishsd upon application.
THOMAS soMxRvIILK
JNo. JoY EDsoN ssc'u. js3
E~uxTM REMOVAL WE WILL SELL A
FULLY GUARANTEED. EASY. Y.RUNNINa l2-
INCH LAWN MOWER FOR e4.bo.
ADJusTABL8 WINDOW SERENA CATS
DOz
WINDOW SCREEN YRANEs goo EACH.
eCRIKN DOORS. COMPLETE WITH oPRINo
MN4kS. elias
PoUL1R NETTING. 7Sc. PER 100 50 IT
4-oUART Ice CkEAN EREEzERA eL7A
26 FEET CAMDEN AOsx WITH RATxGT
kOzxLk 81
sVOD Hosx RxEL. sl
DARDIR B ROSS.
sll PENN AVE-
ROOMS PLArHD MEDIUM xNrvxA sLeo
get
RO0ERp PLATED xIA sPooHR ssA s1f.
A 1rksT-CLAss CLOfHEs WRlN01h eS.3S
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WARRINGTON. d. O.,

* WARRINGTON DO. yr, q ,,oo
Ns: the undersigned. butcher. worfins for A.
L0meL !thAS road. pronounce the card distrib-
ntsd in the City this week that stated siItesn
u6 hours day 10 false. and that he il unfair to ali
union men II also false. al the work done by him
h.s esen done 6y union man and he a not indebted
gaSfsS%'pal gSES avInH bhEp wALKER, I HENHY % hNoGaEs
EDMOMp, JULIUS =. KRANs. q. LOfTLER. HAN
Nan AlLLEh jyg-3ts
ESNAsONIC. SPECIAL COMMUNfCA-
ton Of B+ryamin b. French Iodxe, No. I5,
nAAM. wall be held Of Masonic temple, WEDEES-
ar: a1Ar: Ssh instant. at 80 y m sharp Work n. n:
other lodges fratsrnally invited BE- present. BY
ofdef OF the W.k. l1tl Nm. A. galley, Ssc'y
E@SlZES COMPLETE AGAIN IN DUB SI2
Rue serge suits. This viii be your last
cnsnco this aosoon. We close Of PIN
ty9 GEORGE SPkAESY. 43A 7th IT
E~sTOP PERsPIRINa AND READ.
You can live - chsaply st the Colombo. Atlantic
City. h. J.. - in the hot city
Notice advertisement under Summer Rssorta
Round-trip excursion tickets over Pennsylvania
Railroad svsry FRIDAY By IL Am. express Good or
Sdays. jy9-10t
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GovKHNNHNrs RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
rsvs nue., 600, ,S44 80; customs, e1, 49, ,79l.06
ToDAYs BOND OFrERlxos were AZ follows:
Registered A, els, $50 at 121; registered AS,
$l31, 900 at l0S.
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The CONSCIENCE FUND INCREAsED.--The Sec.
retary Of the Treasury received contribution
Of s40 to the conscience fund in an envelope
p6stmarked New York.
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NoRfoIk INSPECTOR APPOINTED. - The
Secretary Of the Treasury has appointed Jas.
F. Mhlisan 10 b. local inspector Of hulls oil
steam veSsels st Norfolk, Va.
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IsvttrD TO OrruxvA.-Senator Allison and
Representatives, Lacy called ON the President
this morning in company with W. W. Haskell
and Mr. A. T. Spencer Of Iowa and presented
bin with Handsomely engrossed invitation ia
visit the Ottumwa coal palace in October next
The President thanked them and said he would
consider 'the Invitation.
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NAVAL oRDERA C. NJ Chester
has been detached - a member Of the board of
organization and ordered to duty in the bure au
Of navigation; Ensign A. A. Ackerman from the
navy yard, Warrington, and ordered to duty
on the Philadelphia; Carpenter p. T. Mayer
has been detached from duty at the League
Island navy yard and ordered to the Pensacola
relieving Carpenter Geo. w. Davis, who il
granted two months leave
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TIE PREsrpxsr's CALLERs this morning
included Senators Hiscock, Colquitt, Stewart
and Spooner, Representatives Mckinley, Dor
ssy, Baker. congsr, Reed, Dubois, Bergen and
CarutA. Gen. McCook, Justice Harlan and ex-
Senator eewen Of New jersey, =
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-15

IL is hardly worth while to spend any time or
space IN discussing with high tariff organs the
question OF whether the Mckinley bill will raise
Inc price OF many OF the n9cesSavies of life. Peo-
pie who have these things to buy will be con.
WINGED in the most conclusive manner as to
whether prices are advancing or not-Bangor
Commercial.
OF course people will readily discover
when prices advance, bnt the causes of the
advance are not so easily ascertained.
II is the Democratic policy just now to
attribute every advance in price, no matter
what the article in question may be, to the
Mckinley bill. Some time ago -four ad.
Vanced some twenty per cent. Had that
advance occurred since the tariff bill went
into effect it would undoubtedly have been
attributed to that bill. Apples will be high
this winter, and it is safe to predict that that
fact will be set down as due to the tariff.
though the tariff has nothing to do with it.
All farm produce bids fair 10 increase in
price. Some Of that increase will be attrjb-
utable to the tariff and some to short crops
When the free trader is addressing himself
TO the consumer the former will be assigned
as The sole cause, but when the producer is
labored with short crops will be given the
credit, and it will be argued that the tariff
had nothing whatever to do with it. The
same dishonest performance which the DEM
ocratlc party has been guilty of in tho past
III advocating protection among protection.
,s'S ana Tree trade among free traders will
ee repeated this fall. That is to say, pro-
uucsrs VINO have had tie prices of their
troducts Increased by the tariff will be in.
formed that the increase is due entirely TO
oIher causes while the increase in price nm
every article under the sun that shows on
increase Will be explained to the conermar
as solely attributable to the Mckinley hi,
fortunately the American people have
way of examining for themselves
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-15
The Andoyer cor,rova-,

Inc great differences of opinion in the
congregational churches relating tn the
futuIe state of the heather are brought nub.
hcly to notice again by hearing yesterday
before the Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Inc nearing was on Professor Smythe's an
peal from the decision of the board of visit
us OF Andover Theological Seminary. re-
moving him from the Brown professorsbin
IN ecclesiastical History. 1t was in 1897
'nal frof. Smythe was removed nm account
:, sne views ne advanced favoring the idea
S ~ slate OF future probation for such of the
~, nea,nen as may not be reached by the pospel
:. 'u's NE. For more than three wears the
ca question OF probation has aeitated the
none,egatlonal denomination, the Amer,cor
oaiu VI commissioners for FOREIGN Misoioro
Dns Tue Datile ground where the nortiso,o
u PROFESSOR Smythe have met the M Ioaa l
'eImlned radicals marshalled an ,ho -
sac bY DIR. Alden, the Secretarv 30 .st
board. While Professor Smvtbe,s .HI
S ,n more popular interest, it has far loss
isspo ' .I bearings upon the question ~
80 $50 man 20 the proceedings of the Amor;s
roaa,I. oo'o, which has just held its annral
oons al minneapolis. The nor,,aa.
tne ohy1he wing have Complained , tS". .t on
board refused to send to the foreisr V rD, sne
field many devoted and PROMISING na mission
because the latter leaned to the toc..,s men
probation. DR.. Alden and the nrnaao Q.
s)mmittee have not denied the t ruthfn,naaall
of this complaint, and have maintained tha.
only those who believe in the condemnatIon
of the incorrigibly wicked without probation
should be sent into the missionary field. For
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-15
is PARALYSIS,

1t comes always from portion of the muscles
nerves. and tissue. being unable to perform their
outles, and II not restored, then death follows in
Few days. or life VIII finger In paralyzed state
OF one-half OF the organs, for a few months then
death OF the whole BODY follows. 1t Is such cases
as these that show the value of MuIdock's LIQUID
Food, by making new blood to build up and re-
store the muscles, nerves, and the tissues 10 nor
mai life and being able to do this in from thirty
TO sixty days, Is the reason all other diseases are
50 easy to relieve, and cleanse the system Of, by
the use of this Food.
In some of our former advertisements we have
mentioned the fact that life Is supported on three
pivots. First, when hungry we want food; second,
wnen exhausted we need rest; thirdly, when cold
we want heat. If not we must expect to and our
pivots developed into either Consumption, Dys-
pepsia or Paralysis. All OF these diseases are in
creasing with the American people from the want
OF proper nutrition.
we spent in our Free Surgical Hospital for
women In SIX years, on 5000 women, over $780,
90 and OF the last 1000 operated on, lost five
Inc women OF Boston die 20 TO 1000.
since closing our Hospitals we have shown in
al classe; OF diseases that have become chronic
lunlesS tney need an operation) that they can be
treated at home by the use OF Murdocks Liquid
rood without medicine as 1t will restore them to
health, even when life is despaired OF, with those
suffering from analysis, Consumption, Dyspepsia,
consumption OF the Stomach and all other dis
eases.
Any person suffering from disease that has not
yielded to medical treatment, we will furnish
Murdoch Liquid Food sufficient to cure them, or
make them better je30MW&Fu
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-15

five years the discussion has haep oorr;oa
IN the Board. Last year, with the pur-
pose OF investigating the methods of select
ing missionaries and harmonizing differences
committee of Nine was appointed to "ln.
quire into the methods of administration
pursued at the missionary rooms. and to
recommend any changes which NAV seem 10
'nem needful and important. The main
question involved in this inquiry was, as
Dr' Alden has expressed it: "Shall in
quirles continue to be made to M visionary
candidates with the clear understanding that
IL is one Of the commonly received doctrines
oil the churches sustaining the missions Of
tue Board, that the issues of the final judy
ment will be determined by the deeds done
in the body, and that abiding sin, with its
attendant woe. is the final condition of the
incerrigibly wicked?" The findings of the
Committee of Nine have not yet been pub
lished in full in the east; but they were such
as to afford platform for compromise, and
the general feeling in the meetings at Minne-
apolis seems to have been that the leaders OF
both the radical wings had been rebuked.
What differences there will be in the selec-
ton of the young man or woman who wishes
to go out as a missionary is not quite clear,
although this question was discussed. DR..
Alden, had there been no discussion at Mime
apolis over the methods of examining candi-
dates for missionary appointments, would
have questioned him Ia regard to his health.
his Christian experience, his reason for seek
Ing position of missionary, and his views
OK the great doctrines held by the Congrega-
tional churches. Now DR.. Alden, as Home
Secretary. may have as many conferences
with the candidate as he wishes previous to
the formal application in writing. After
that 1t is to be matter wholly for the Pru-
dental Committee. 1t is evident that the
wings of DR.. Alden have been clipped; but
to what extent is not plainly apparent; GER
tainly not to the extent that his opponents
have been put over him.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-15
CITY ADvERTIsEmRNTs.
CITY OF PORTLAND,
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
September o. l8AO-
DISCOUNT OF ONE PER CENT
CITY OF PORTLAND.
An Ordinance to Amend the Or.
dinance on Streets.

Be IL ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
mon Council the CITY Of Portland, IN City
Council assembled, as foil0lCs:
SEC. 1.-SectiJn twelve of the Ordinance on
Streets. is hereby amended by striking out the
W ole OF said section ana inserting in Leu there
of the following:
"12. No person or corporation shall make or
cause to be made, any opening In any street. court
or alley within the limits Of The city, OF break or
dig up or assist In breaking or digging any part
of any such STR ct, court or alley Tor any purpose
whatsoever, or remove any gravel or other SINH
lar thing therefr0m, until such person or corpora
therefor from the Mayor and Aldermen, or from
some person by them authorized for that purpose I;
all such openings shall be made, and any such
street, court or alley shall be opened broken or
dug up by virtue of sucn license, only under the
direction and supervision OF the Commissioner of
streets, at the expense of the person or CORPORA
ton procuring such license and all such openings
SO made shall be flled and replaced by the Street
poration obtaining such license; which expense
shall be secured to the satisfaction of the Com
missioner OF Streets before he shall be required
TO do such work.
The person or corporation asking for said
license, shall pay to the ity Treasurer, all ex-
penSe Incurred by the street Commissioner 10 the
performance OF said work, and the amount paid
shau be credited TO the appropriation for Streets
tne same may be expended, as In the case Of the
original appropriation.
ANY person or corporation violating any pro-
vision OF this section shall forfeit penalty of not
less than five nor more than twenty dollars
This section shall not be held to aDply To the
building o. repair of public sewers by or Under con-
tract with The CITY; all such work may he dona
under me direction and supervision Of the Com
approval OF the Commissioner Of Streets"
approved.
approved October 7th. 1890. oct1odlw