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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28

n CAUCUS Ot TepuUllCAu Oeuatofs mas been
called for tonight to consider the election bill
and the question Of changing the rules of the
Senate, so as to expedite the transaction of
business.
AUTOMATIC voTK-TAKISs.
The House committee on rules today gave a
hearing to John A. Enos, an inventor, who
seeks to have an appropriation of S66 600 made
to defray the cost of installing his patent cleo
trio voting machine In the House of Repre-
sontatives. Mr. Euos explained the workings of
his machine and brought to the attention of the
committee some facts to demonstrate its prob
able utility and economy. He stated for in
stance that during this session there have been
over 800 roll calls. each consuming thirty min
utcs' time or an aggregate Of thirty working
days, and he asserted that by the use of his
machine twenty-five days time could have been
saved. The committee took the matter under
advisement
FURTHER EXTENSION OF AUTHORIZATIONS
II has become necessary IN view o: the fail
ure Of Congress to act finally upon all Of the
regular appropriation bills to provide for a
further extensions of the appropriations on the
basis of those made last year, and Chairman
Cannon OF the appropriations committee has
been instructed to report to the House a suit
able joint resolution. The bills that remain
undispossd of are the sundry civil, fortifcation,
Indiaa and District of Columbia appropriation
bills.
OF NTERRsr TO POST OFFICE CLERKS.
The bill to put the eight-hour law in opera
ton in post offices Of the first and second classes
and to give the clerks fifteen days annual
leave has been referred by the Senate commit
tee on post Offices and post roads TO Senator
Mcmillan. It is understood that he will report
to the next meeting of the committee under in
struetions bill providing that the fifteen days
leave be granted. The eighthoar provision
will be abandoned :
CAPITOL NOTES.
Representative Heard, who has been TO his
home in Missouri, has returned to the city and
was in the House today.
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Formulation of Norfoilr

The rough count Of the population Of Nor
folk, Va, has been completed by the Csnsns
Office and shows that the population is IS asa.
an increase Of l3,4ss or GA per cent since
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discipline Of the second regiment has been
capital; this has TO me been of more import
ance than the mere drill
Order has prevailed throughout and from the
time when we pitched our tents until now
everything has moved with the smoothness tina,
would be expected only in a camp of old
soldiers. The money put in this camp
by the government was well spent.
One of the noteworthy improvements
over last year was found in the military
courtesy shown each other by men and officers
a most necessary thing. The camp has been
kept very clean. and so far as the second regi-
ment is concerned has been absolute. All duty
that has come under my knowledge has been
thoroughly well done"
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by ths
clerk of the court to Charles X. Anderson ana
Mary Brinkley; Charles W. Reese and Lula
Walstrum; James Harper and Emna Ware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28

AIN sprinkled gently on that
somewhat disturbed portion Of
natures face known as the Fort
Washington reservation. 1t did
mot disturb any one, though, for
the 1890 sncampment of the
District National Guard was
almost q thing Of the past.
From the hour when daylight
managed to penetrate the murky
sky everything was business and
bustle-and it was no feminine
hustle. either. Every man was
intent on getting his little be-
longings packed up, so that the
quartermaster's plans might not
suffer by delay. Not few OF
the soldier boys commenced to
pack their spare dry goods as
soon as there was light enough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market. rs reported by special
wire TO CorsOl and Mccartney, 1i19 + street:
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Dir G. o o D s.

Beside band Ginghams, reduced to loo
SGtlSs reducea irVm IN 70 &C.
OuGz shirts for Men, reduced from 80 to SOC.
Outg Shirts for Men, reduced from 40 70 sNc.
Gen LEundrled shlrts iSc.
LADS shirt Waists, IS and Soc
. CzDn I..nnel. sc.
u .gite Collars, l5c Cuffs, 3Oc.
Weave all the leading Iaske s u CoFssts IN stock.
Boy Outing shirts, reduced TO DC
ClOEg cut RemnzI cheap.
IlAi' MI. spool Cotton, Ale.
l1n14 rows. for lc
SIN hart L4cers in all colors, 30.
I1lls Case Cotton. loo.
C.os1< out Parascls less than cost
De ave an Unlacnd<ted shirt for SOC worth 75c
Kan NcSailey Cos Atlas Of the World given "a
fash nrehssers. Cali and examine IL Ala worth
]. II TOwNKn
5l6 1915 7th d nx
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FAREWELL TO CAMP.
The National Guardsmen Strike Their
Tents Today.
THE DEPARTURE FOR HOME.

Final Scenes OF the Second Annual En-.
caMPment-lncident Of Camp Life
Since Saanrday-Every One Happy and
Many Compl,n,enss Bestowed.
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Larceny Cases i'm the Police Court.

larceny Eases In the Poifce Court.
Anna Edwards plead guilty in the Police
Court today to the larceny Of specsacles and
cum buttons from her employer. She stated
that the man she had been going with took the
property from her and has gone AWAY. nne
OF 40 and restitution was imposed.
Laura Joyce, colored. plead guilty 10 the
larceny OF iewelry and box and was sentenced
to fine of els.
Louisa Harvey, colored girl OF ten Years.
was charged with the larceny of lead pipe The
colored Waterman of q building in The north
east testified that a colored man robbed q
mousse OF gas pipe and was cutting it mp, while
the girl put the pieces in a bag. Whom he went
Tor an ofhcer the man escaped. The judge
directed the child to so home with her mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28

DYSPEPSfA IN IT'S WORST FORMS WILL
~ yield the uss of Carriers Little Nerve Pills,
Ade BY Carriers Little Liver Pills They not only re-
heve present distress but the stomach and
digestive apparatus. -
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Range Of the Thermometer Toda

Tie following were the readings 9. the Sig
nal Office today: am, 70; pm, 70; maxi
mum, 81; minimum. 81.
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UNDER THE DOME.
Republican Senatorial Caucus-Commit-
tee Room Notes, Etc

A caucus Of republican Senators has been
called for tonight to consider the election bill
and the question Of changing the rules Of the
Senate, so as to expedite the transaction of
business
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THOUGHT HE WAS DEAD.
A Woman Who Told the Police Her
Husband Had Been Killed.

Douglass alley between 9th and ssh a end n
streets has been the scene Of many deordcr,y
gatherings and fights during the pass lev
months, and yesterday morning the usual
fight came near resulting In . homicids.
A colored woman named TownzeI, wife
Of James Townzel, complained 70 the Do
lice that her husband had been killed Hsr
face and clothing were blood-stained. When
an officer who was sent 10 the house arrived
there he found that the husband was not dead,
but was suffering from a cut on his head which
had been inflicted with n BRICK VIM Belt wss
accused OF having delivered the blow and he
was arrested. The injured man refused 70 20
TO the hospital.
The case was tried in the Police Court today
and Belt was fined Sl0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28

I,oR ESQ yGJ cAypET cARTERs LITTLE
II LIVER P1ils-he beat Ser rexulator in the world.
Don't iOnxet Lhb Que pilu dose.
TsE ASGosuRA BIrEns. THE woRLD-RE-
novnsd so.n Ansrrp sgpstizss. Of ssautats
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CLEAR On Sunday. July 81. 1899, ct $40 q u.
MABEL. daughter q A. w. and Msfyina Clear ~
one year and four months.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-30

be a DAY OF rejoicing with the congrega
ton.
a confirmation class is being organized
at the Grace r. u. Church.
The Young People, Society OF Christian
Endeavor will hold consecra5ion meet
ing al the Reformed Church Chapel this
afternoon, All are cordially invited TO
attend.
The Boys Progress Society of the
Christ p K. Church is doing wonderful
work. They are working under the. SUI
psrysion OF Mrs. Mayer, one Of the lady
workers of the church.
The Linden Avenue M. g. Epworth
League is resuming its former activity,
and the meetings are becoming more in
teresting than formerly.
The Easter music at st. Paul's Or. c.
Church will be unusually fine. The
church choir Will be LARGELY augmented.
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a Cantnta of aIohr,s.

The Schubert Glee Club will bring its
fourth subscription season to close on
Thursday evening. April 10, instead of
April 8 The club has been compelled to
make this change of date in order 10
secure the services of the artists who will
assist them and who were previously en-
gagged elsewhere.
The programme for this concert is rich
with novelties which doubtless will be
rendered by the club in the most artistic
manner.
Mohr's Cantata, 1.-THE Genius of
Music,'' will be feature of the pro-
CRANE. Mrs Blanche Stone-Barton will
render the solo part, assisted by the
chorus of forty voices Of the Philhar-
monte Orchestra. Mr. Louis K. Dressler
u; enist
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DO cRgpIToRs.

Estate OF ames cahfil also known as James &
Hill deceased. Charles II. lie Naire administrator
OF James Cahili, also known James X Hill, de
ceased by order OF the Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson
county, dated February ~ s99 hereby gives notice
debts, demands and claims against the estate Of
said decedent. under oath or affirmation Within
Will BE- forever barred OF any action therefor
-s''''-'' CHARLES n. LIE vAIRE.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-30

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MRS. ]. ROBERTS.
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JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS,


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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-30
NOTICE no CREDITORS

Estate OF Henry c. Hutton. decesfd William c.
Rurton, administrator OF Henry Hutton de
ceasd. by order Of the Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson
county dated March s. 1877. hereby gives notice to
tbe creditors OF said decedent TO bring Ia their
debts, demands and claims against the estate OF
said decedent, under oath afnrmafion within
nine months from the date OF said order, or they
VIII be forever barred of any action therefor
AGAINST said Administrator
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NOTICE 10 cREDrrons-

Estate OF Annie Burke deceased. sanderson Smith.
executor OF Annie Burke deceased. by order OF tina
Surrogate OF hudson county, dated December 10
iss1 Hereby gives notics 90 the creditors of said
decedent bring their debts. demands and claims
against the estate of said deeedent under oath CT
affirmation within nine months from the date Of
action therefor against sale executor.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-30

Estate OF Peter Won Thadeu deceased. Frederick
kuehne. executor OF Peter Won thaden deceased.
by order Of the surrogate OF Hudson county, daiel
january u 1NH hereby gives notice to creditors OF
said decedent TO bring IN their debts demand and
claims against the estate OF said decedent. under
qsth or affirmation Within Mite months from the
date Of said order. they will be forever barred
Ut any action therefor against said executor
FREDERICK KCEH<E
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s URRoGATE,S NOTICES.
To cREDIroRs

Estate OF Patrick Murphy, deceased. Calharine
Murphy aiiniiuisrAtrfx OF Patrick Murphy de-
ceased, by oraer Of the Surrogate Of Hudson
County, dated January - 1ssa. hereby gives notice
20 the creditors OF said decedent bring In their
debts. demands and claims seainsf the estate OF
said decedent. under oath or affirmation within
nine months from the date OF said order, or they
will be forever barred of any action therefor
against said ADMINISTRATIVE.
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JOSEPH H. MEERAS.
70 cREDIToRs,

Estate OF Smith ". Halnes. deceased. Maria l..
Haines executrlx Of smith W. Hssnes, deceased. by
order OF the Surrogate Of hudson County. dated
January TO- 1891 hereby gives notice to the creditors
OF said dececent TO briEe in their debts, demands
and CLAIMS agaiust the estate Of said dscedenx.
pnder oath Affirmation WITHIN nine months from
The date at said ORDER they VIII be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said execurrsx.
MARIA L. HAINESI
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NOTICE 70 cKEpIT0Rs...

Estate OF William J. Rougst deceased, James r
Cannon, executor of William ! koueet, deceased.
By order or the Surrogate ct Hudson county. dated
February u. 1881 hereby gives notice 70 the
efedifers CT SAID lececcnt % bring Ia their debts
demands and claims against the estate CT said de
eeasnf. unNer oath or Affirmation within niue
months from the date cr said order, they VIII
said executor = . -.
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Lace Curtains

Lace Curtains, latest designs in Nottingham,
Gmpure, Irish Point Brussels and antique
effects. white Ecru and two toned, all tape
bound, at Sc, sI.2s, Sis. s2as, ss55 $3.50.
s4.oo $3.50, $3.50 $3.50, $3.50, $1,000 the pair.
Irish point lace Curtains, at $500. $500. ss.oe
$3.50. $3.50. $3.50. st2oo the pair.
Nottingham lace Bed Spreads. with Pillow
shams to match. at siss sa.s5, ss.Oo. $3.50,
$500, $3.50 set.
Antique lace Bed Spreads, with Pillow shams
to match at $500 5000, 500 $3.50, $3.50, Sl1.oo.
sla.5o sie.oo, ssi0o, $500. 5000 the set
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-30
NOTICE 70 eREDIToRs.

Estate OF Patrick Meehan, deceased. Joseph II.
Meenau executor Of Patrick Meehan, deceased, by
order of the Surrogate of Hudson county, dated
January ~ 1&0 hereby gives notice TO the credit
ors OF said decedent 70 bring IN their debts. de
mands and claims against the estate OF said de.
cedent, under OATH or affirm s.ion within nine
months rofs. the date Of said ORDER or they VIII
forever barred Of any action therefor against said
executor,
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NOTICE o. sETTLEMENI.

subscribers executors OF Nelson Edwards de-
ceased, Will - audited ard stated ~ the sure.
<are of me Connts OF Hudsan. and lepo1tca TOR
settlement saturday, e e "a Gay Of April npxk
ANDREW u NEWArRs
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Window Shades

Made to order on short Notice.
for dwellings. offices, etc.
store Shades a specially.
Latest designs in Plaid and Striped Opaque
Shading.
All sizes and lengths best Spring Rollers.
Workmanship guaranteed
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Justlce weed n canaldass.

Justice Weeds term as Justice of the
Peace expires in May next. Il is scarcely
probable that the genial Justice will find
any opposition to his reelection. He has
filled the Office creditably for the past
five years. and no one has vet been
found who is willing TO say he is not the
right man in the right place.
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Mail or Telephone Orders will Receive Prompt and Careful Attention
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RIDLEY 4 SONS

500. sII. 81 IL to seI Grand St
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Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-18
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Russia has ordered 5OO,OOO rifles ir France.
 One death from cholera was reported ir Madrid yesterday.
 Thirty-four persons died from cholera ir Mecca yesterday and twenty-eight died in Jeddah.
 The Argentine government proposes tc put tax on tobacco. The gold premium is now 165.
 There have been eighteen deaths from cholera among one thousand pilgrims al El Tor quarantine at Cairo.
 The king of Roumania and the crown prince have started for Munich. Emperor Francis Joseph accompanied them to the station.
 Through the breaking of a scaffolding in six-story building on the Nevksi Pros pect, Russia, yesterday eight men were killed and eight injured.
 The Italian government has sent to the powers the draft of a proposal for a con- vention to establish an international mari time service on the Red sea-
 Lightning burned house, two barns and fifty tons of hay on the George Nourse farm at Beach Hill, N. H., yesterday afternoon, owned by Horace Goodnow.
 The Queens theater at Manchester has been burned There was no loss of life. Hollands mills at Milesplating, near Man chester, has been burned, loss fle, ,OOO.
 monument to the late Admiral Cour- bet was unveiled yesterday at Abbeville, France. NJ. Etienne, under secretary for the colonies, in a speech declared that when the nation possessed such sailors and warriors as Courbet, it was time for her to emerge from her isolation and make her voice heard and her rights respected everywhere
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-18
Notes From the Diamond

Notes From the Diamond.
 The New Haven team will play in Nor wich on Wednesday,
 Homer and Hofford will occupy the points this afternoon.
 New Haven and Lebanon at Howard avenue grounds to-day.
 Guinasso, formerly of Worcester. will catch for the visitors in to-day's game
 Cudworth says the New Haven team will win six out of the nine games with Balti- more.
 Daily, the pitcher of the Brooklyn GA. Al team, has signed with the New York (N. L.) club.
 Second Baseman Meister, formerly of the Worcesters, has been suspended by the Lebanon club.
 Umpire Mike Hines has been released bv the association in consequence of the drop ping out of Hartford
 There will doubtless be a large crowd on hand at the grounds this afternoon to well come the Lebanon team.
 No pitcher in the country has ever equalled Horner's record Twenty-two games won out of the last twenty-three played.
 The Grays defeated the U F. team Sat urday by the score of 49 to 3S. The feat Gompertz.
 The games scheduled for this week at the Howard avenue grounds are: Monday and Tuesday, Lebanon. Friday and Sat urday, Baltimore.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-18
SUICIDED BY HANGING.
TempOra ry Insanity Causes a New York Millionaire Banker and Brok- CT to End His Life-His Connection With the Stock Exchange.

TempOra ry Insanity Causes New York Millionaire Banker and Brok- CT to End His LiGe-His Connection
 With the Stock Exchange.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Millionaire Banker and Broker Joseph A. Jameson of the firm of Jameson, Smith & Co.,, bankers and brokers, has com mitted suicide at the paatial resi- dence of his sister, Mrs Amos Cot ting, on Fifth avenue, by hanging He leaves q widow and five grown children and was the partner of Commodore Smith of the New York Yacht club. Temporary insanity caused by illness is given as the cause. Jameson came here from St. Louis in 1865.
 MT. Jameson was seen last alive at D. m., on Saturday. In the absence of his wife and family he had been stopping with his sister, Mrs, Cotting Mrs. Jameson and her youngest son, Miner, aged F, are at Scarboro beach. Two sons, Addison, the eldest, widower, aged 8, and Alexan- der, aged 2S, and daughter, Mrs. Thomas D. Manson, were spending Sunday at their fathers farm at Clinton Corners, eight miles from Poughkeepsie, and the second daughter, Mrs. Myra Murphy, widow of Richard G. Murphy, jr., son of the ex-col- | MT. Jameson returned home at o'clock Saturday, called a servant, Kate Purcell, and after passing remark that it was a light day down town said he would go to his room to rest. He went and was not seen again alive. He did not appear yes terday, and the servant becoming alarmed called in park policeman. The acting police captain went to the house and en- tered the brokers rooms through the un- locked door. He found the body of Mr. Jameson hanging with sheet around his neck, the other end of which had been thrown over the door and tied to the knob. The suicide had knelt so as to bring straugulation quickly and his knees al most touched the floor. The eyes bulged from their sockets and the tongue protrud- ed. The millionaire disrobed with the in tention of retiring for the night before the awful impulsed seized him. He was clad only in nightshirt and drawers. The body was taken down and placed on bed. Superintendent Jenkins of the Murray Hill hotel, near friend of the deceased. took charge of the funeral arrangements Nothing was found to indicate the cause of the deed. MT. Jenks telegraphed to the sons at Poughkeepsie and left to them the painful task of informing their mother of the sad event. MT. Jenks' private secre- tary took charge of the household effects. He said MT. Jameson was taken sick three months ago and was still weak, when three weeks ago he was taken with throat trouble. The afhiction was so serious that Professor Janeway was kept in close at tendance. The trouble increased and Mir Eagan thought that physical pain had re- suited in sudden fit of insanity. The other members of the firm are F. N. Jones and A. F. Smith, MT. Jameson was man of domestic tastes and was regarded as conservative and prudent financier. His business is said to be in good shape. Com; modore Smith was telegraphed to Stam-- ford, Conn.,, of his partners death.