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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

Any claim that England might make to the
Hawaiian Islands, in the event of the queens
death, would depend mainly upon a British Of
rciai who married into the royal family, andwho
VIII be the husband Of the next claimant to the
throne The idea of q nations breeding itself
into possession Of territory is not novel, but it
IL good deal out Of date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

The German day festivities were remarkably
picturesque and at the came time conveyed a
good deal Of practical information a. to WASH
ingsor's industrial Importance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

The statement OF Parneli's mother that he
died Of . broken heart suggests that probably
the mother diagnosed the case more accurately
than the physicians did.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08
HoussruRs1sH1Sa LINENS.

81 Table Cloths. with I dozen napkins to
match, worth -, $3.50 and SIS. Star
30 aAu @E
$40 Cloths, 1 dozen napkins to match. worth
a. so, s5 So So Star prices 60 rs. "a. 25, g. so
s-l2 Cloths. ] dozen napkins to match, worth
$3.50. $50 Sc. 80, Star prices rs, s. So S5 rs
German bleached Fine-hnsh 60-inch wide
Table Damask worth 75c. Coo. yard
Very fine line of Satin finish Damasks, 2 yards
wide worth $1...................... SOC. yard
GO-inch-wide Turkey Red Danask. oil colors,
worth Ooc oOc yafu
"a German -beached Napkins worth 81. 81. 80 dozen
So Napkins. bleached worth 81, 81. %. e1.50
and e. 10. Star price. 81, 81. % and 81. 80
Fringed Tray Cloths, worth SIC, Soc: and
75c Star price &c, 45c. and 69c
Hemstitched Tray Cloths. worth 81 and 81. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

Nov that such gratifying results have at
tended the surgical operation on Gov. Jones
syes for giaucoma some of his democratic
friends are anxious to have him take some
steps toward curing his political strabismus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

Nov That Brazil has begun to purchase grape
cuttings from Us the supply of French cham
pagnss is likely to be sustained for some time
70 como.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

1t doesn't seem too much to promise that
after the campaign Is over in Ohio people viii
not b obliged to bite their tin plate to see
Whsthsr ID Is counterfeit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

The maxim that nothing can be all bad b e.
smplidsd BY the action Of American anarchists
n ssnding $4,000 to starving Russia
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F 4 4 EiiiiI III. /. Y
s s III s. 5 + !.
ssss TIT % 90 20 Err Er.
ssss ! & 90 ii / En-
DOUBLE STORE.
1t 3io SIC SEVENTH ST. NV.
TIT n n FER
+ III T. +
e I: s: : III
s sssss a ERR SoS III ga
sSs Fl ! 1 Fl / Cos Us Ill E E. :

This weather should put you IN
the notion Of buying the little
ones Heavier Goats and Cloaks.
Our stock OF Infants and Chil-
dren's closks. Suits, Caps. Hats.
&C.. stands unrivaled. Today
we quote these few ''specisls-
and invite your early inspection:
Childrens Plaid Eiderdo~n
Short cloaks. fun sleeves. styl-
ishly made aud lined throughout.
Sizes 1. 2 and years. Only
s. IS each
Childrent Striped Eiderdowu
Short Cloaks. fun sleeves. lined
throughout. richly trimmed with
velvet. also velvet collar and cuffs
and , ro~ettes Of velvet In the
back. only "a - each.
Children's Plaid Fiderdown
Short closks. elaborately braided,
hye fall colorings. Sizes 4. > and
Sugars. Only s4.9s.
Children's Novelty Cloth
Short Cloaks. handsomely
trimmed with braid. In Browns.
T@ns and Grays. sizes 1, ? aud
3years- Only s3.ps.
Special -Children's Plain Elder
down Short ClOaks. trimmed
with White Angora fur, also
braided. very becomins style,
colors White, Old Rose. Tans,snd
Grays, only e. -.
INFANTS CASHMERE LONG
CLoAKs. Dozens and dos ems Of
styles and qualities in DO b Long
and Short Cloaks. with and with
out embroidered capes. &c. We
offer two specially good styles In
Infants Cashmere Lens Closks ct
sl.es, and a short Cloak %
sax Both worth more.
INFANTS AND CHILDREN's
CAPS AND HArs.-The cutest
shapes and styles Imaginable.
Here sn the brightest bite for the
money we have ever offered:
Infants Caps In three styles. in
bota silk and cashmere, lined
with sursh silk and finished with
silk tie strings. only SOC. each.
OF course we have all the novel;
ties in Caps. White and new
shades. at 15c. esc.. 81. 20. OIL. -
aud up.
Childrens surah silk bats. in
Navy. Black. Tan and Whit.
shirred rim. with soft full tops,
only el. ~.
Various other attractive sfyls
In chiidren's STA Hats &C sl.s5,
si.ss. -. - and up.
"Millinery needs no sdysrtss-
ing at present.
THE BON MARcHE,
si4 AND sie 9TH ST. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

Governor Campbell finds the money question
getting into the Ohio campaign in a very novel
end Objectionable form.
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TRusk DEPARTMENT.
Nifth Moor. 10th st. elevators J
IRr NrEpLrwoRK DEp,Rryrxr

ART NrEpIEwoRK DEPARTMENT
ODD PIECES STAMPED LINENS
I Bureau Scarf. Reduced from p TO l2fc.
i Satin sheeting Table Cover. Reduced from
DC. " ~
i Twilled Linen Table Cover Reduced from
&l. p TO 15c.
lCut-edee Bureau Scarf. Reduced from 81
TO ell
1Cut,edge Center Piece. Reduced from 81 30
to 81. 10.
(rhird foor, 10th st. builaineD
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Tn Fouxr1IsarAD.
WE RAVE CREATED

~ We RAVE CREATED
MwMM QUITE A sExsA.
W rrox AMONG THE
pREssY MEN OF TIE TOWN
WITH OUR INCOMPATIBLE
STOCK OF FINE REApY.MApE
CLOTHING. FABRICS THAT
WERE NEVER SEEN READY
MADE UNTIL WE DISPLAYED
THEM. CUT IN THE HEIGHT OF
FASHION AND TAILORED TO
PERFECTION, THE PRODUCTS
OF SUCH CELEBRATED FIRMS
AS ROGERS. PEET 4 CO.. BRO.
RAW BROS. AND BEST & CO.,
WHO ARE ACKNOWLEDGE
EVERYWHERE AS MAKERS OF
THE FINEST CLOTHING ON
EARTH.
Wy WHEN A MAN STARTS
WWMW OUT TO Look FOR
W " THE FOUNTAIN.
HEAD OF THE SUPPLY OF THE
BEST READy-MADE CLOTHING
HE INVARIABLY FINDS HIS
WAY TO 1000. 1902 AND 1ec4F
STREET NV. WHERE HIS
SEARCH Is AT AN END, FOR HE
WILL SEE THE LARGEST AND
FINEST SELECTION OF ARTS
TIC GARMENTS IN AMERICA.
FFFALL SUITS AND OVER
fF COATS ARE NOW IN
i GREAT DEMAND AND OUR
STOCK IS EQUAL TO ANY CALL
MADE UPON IT. SHALL WE BE
YOUR cLoTHIERs WE CLOTHS
HOSTS OF YOUR FRIENDS.
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REMxAyrs Is Picture DEp,hrMrxr

AsEMNAN1s IN l. 1CTCRE DEPARTMENT
Inc frames have become MARRIED scratchel
&c. Splendid values.
Pastel. with silver Frame Size e0.os
Reduced from s3 a5 10 40
Engraving. with White aud Git frssne si,a
20x36. ~ >Ae- 'aAe
Reduced from So TO 90
Artotype with oxidized silver frame Sine
Reduced from O.. Is to 15c
Artotypes, with White and Git frames Size
16x20. 0' s'Ae
Reduced from 81 Is 70 -5c
1Artotypes-f with " hite and I,iit ana a NTH
oak frames Size l2xlS.
Reduced from a5c. to SOC each
Artotypes. with oak frames. Size .aOxol
Reduced from II. 10 to &c each
Fourth floor. 10th Of. buildinr)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08
THE O. EEs AMI

Attention is called to this new pattern OF
SOLID s~ERLINa SILVER WARE.
Considered by all who have seen it tho most artistic
yet produced-practical and inexpensive.
Articles of this design In exquisite white silk lined
cases are especially suitable for
WEI DING PRESENTS.
very large assortment Of all the newer articles ii
fancy silver ware.
n. W. CALF. BRO. 4 co..
JewslersAnd silvsrssniths. HOT Psnnsylvanis ave.
ocs-3t
WE HAVE THE BIGGEST FEAST IN REM.
ssv nants ever offered by our house. Pequot "a
oss:as KAFf,s ENtEEFRIsE. la4l 18th ST. $. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

BOYS, CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Ah-wooi Cape Oyercoat. Size 4 yearS Shop
worn. Reduced from So 20 a.
Plaid CAPE Overcoat. SIN. %, Years shon
worn. Reduced from IS TO 90 20
plIwo,plece Checked Kilt SUIT. Shop worn.
Third floor. 10Th st buldfnCl
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w o o d " A n d
ASp

Woop WARD
AND
,or,. ~. ~, LsSnnor
w are nov Prepared TO take orders for
knxrsvinv eisss Ware. either IN initial. or
sa eSo. Tps srs ss ssn s ss
nsnf. llth st. buiidine.
ATTRACTIVE
kk5Sss SssSsSJE CfEEF1sss sEEs SIS Shr
ihh best Recommendation . piece %
foods can hav. 1. to t.oOm. /. rem.
". nant" early IN iire
she DRESs 9odps COUNTERS T aDsSI hsve
asths Of ts AM ,ss;asna they arr dcsi,e,'
cons ia sGeIs iair chevicts, Broad
Ibis "Refnnsn' psv" ' ,sSs "a ,' &C; .
W. WI Nus a,; We or,s.ns,ed IL in Ns.hnrton-snd
M Ms whea We snnounce a Remnant sale.
Doing The Immense business We 40. ,her~.-..
as, as na,rrai con>e9gence. lots q reinsnd~fs-
sma,i lats' "S,sGl. f,osea s.Ees odd ana
detaced from handling. dsplaylnr or Other
VS.. Nere We 20 allow TIA ne OF this char
crowd out the other roofs. 10 proven, s I'm
ND 70 hsye lreeenssele stock always. our
eryrce 70 'heir real eeiue Tut on sale ~ greatly
retuc-a pfi-~s. nconoffiieal fclks hes. fnoS
the Importance Of thesa sales. hecause they On
-u'nes Seizure Just the thing they want A, froua
ore hlrd TO one-hslf it, recnlar price. Don't
lie rGiled exclusively by the following list,
but ssk At any counter you may and yourself
you'll be sure to see something useful.
Grove DErAnrnryr
ODD SIZES.
g rsirs ladies' 4-button I'm Kia Gloves.
Size 5A. Reduced from al to soc n pair
pairs Chi !drens 6button length MousQue-
tafre Tan Suede Gloves. Size and OK he
duced from 81 % TO 81 q pair.
OEfrst floor. llth 3, bui,ingD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

LANssuHeu & Bno.
INFANTS BELONGINGS.
II ron had faint idea what
that included you would look
aghast. These are some Of the
articles under that heading:
BoOTEEs.
LEGGINs.
sAcQUEs.
SHIRTS.
SLIPS.
SKIRTS.
FLANNEL BANDS.
KID SHOES.
DRAWER IEaeINs.
CAPS.
cLoAKs.
AFGHANS,
RUBBER sHEET1Na,
LINEN AND COTTON
DIAPERS. BIBBs
AND SCORES OF OTHER
ARTICLES
Just as indispensable.
We feel safe In saying that We
have these goods at tust such
prices as you care to pay.
Everything in infants wear is
conscientiously stocked by US.
We make 1t our object to keep
only such goods as are guaranteed
to be correct in every particular.
Short Coats for children 2. s
and years. made of eiderdown.
camels' hair or ladies' cloth, in
plaids. stripes or solid colors,
with Angora fur trimmings ON
collar and sleeves. Some are
Mother Hubbards. with leg-mut.
ton sleeves. and others have
capes. These Coats you will
hnd in the latest shades and the
cutest styles.
We also have full line Of Caps
and bats to match these Coats.
Infants Caps in sizes IL. 12, Is,
IA and ID. in Surah Silk. China
Silk. Crepe. Faille or Cashmere,
embroidered in all the latest pat
terms. with full pompom on topo
fine lace and ribbon. with wide
ribbon strings. From Soc. to %.
White Eiderown Caps with
Brown Trimmings and full lace
pleating around face. Only e1.6a
White Lambs Wool Cap with
faille silk crown and ribbon bow
on top; wide ribbon strings: real
Val. lace ruiiles around face. s5.
Our department for the display
Of these goods is separated from
all other stocks. The privacy that
is SO desirable can be had here.
We have q corps of experienced
salesladies whose advice Ii worth
something.
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Mus11s UsDEnwran DEpAnrxrs,

Odd LOIS.
pairs Cambrfc Drawers. with deem rufaet
henstitcLed embroidery and tucks above. Sit.
.. % and - soiied- Reduced from !
70 81.
5 Muslin Gowns. with yoke Of Hamburg in,sr,
ing and clustered tucks. double rune of en-
broldery around neck and full sleeves wit
tucks and rum Of embroidery. Sizes Is an
10. Reduced from 81. - TO al. Is each
Light Blue French open Fiannei Drsssfr
sacque. with plated back and finished wlf
ribbon. Sire 81, Reduced from To- SO 20 a
(secoud floor. 10th ST. buildingD
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DREss Goops AND Silks.

| OOODS 1HND f0fI1nD.
81 rs ga Striped Coakings .............SlHoy yard
% 81 Striped Beaver Coakngs ~ yard
A3 81 Plain Beaver Cloak:ngs 90 25 yard
81 Fine Broadcloths all shades ........ Doc. yard
4l % Fine Broadcioths all shades .....s1 10 yard
Plaid Eiderdown Fannels. all shades Csc. yard
81. % 22-inch Brocaded Satns, street colOrs
and evening shades .oC y"ru
75c. 2O-inch Double Warp Surah Silks street colors
and evening shades. .6Oc. yard
81. 90 and S1.2o 20-inch Black Brocaded
SUI u S"'u
10 Dress Robes which worth S15. 81 AZ each
Soc. Colored Atwood Henriettas. .4oc. yard
S5c. Colored Atwood Henriettas
81 Colored Atwood Henriettas.
81. 90 Atwood Striped and jacquard Black
Novelty Dress Goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

"Millinery needs no sdysrtis-
ing at present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

THE BON MARC he,
3l4 AND SIC STH ST. n. W.
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DEPARTMENT.

DLANEET DEPARTMFyr.
pair l0-4 White Wool Blankets soiied Pa
duced from "a to a.
Cloth Lap Robe with A very small dasart
Reduced from 90 10 a.
,,. piu s.1, Lsr hohs slightly imperfect. Re-
to al. lap ''Ope fednced rom ss.oo
(Serund aoor 1Ith q. h,,,s,,
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REAUTIFuL EEYEcrs INEuRNIrURB CAN m
~ found e MINES. IN H. nafsse e 6lAs6oardA
Dnirg Iabless Chairs. &C.. his selections S1cs06-
insiy tssssft Inspect and Price them before saPp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

Owing to the Indictment weather during
the past three days we have concluded to
keep up tie store decorations the balance
of this week. inasmuch ~ many Of our
patrons have been unable to ret down
town and the fact that the news" Of
the attractive manner in which the store
is decorated has just begun to spre.d.
We skip the superb stock Of Goats.
Cloaks and Suits today to tell you OF the
other half Of the store-the FURNISHINGS.
A dozen or more LITTLE stores line the two
sides OF our main hoor and with stately
dignity invite your patronage. We re-
view them below and beg you to follow
na
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$sS$ E. t. III + III : ss s.

Our Curtain Department has revelation
IT, the which
marked II low priced
other.
Velour Poreres Nottingham Irish Point Tambour
Curtains the lowest
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81 81 4 FL s as "a f sS n IS

slight Fall Dress Wrap Both
your inspection every yard
OF bought of US there saved
sparkling with sty
likewise.
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CHILDnEs,s AND MISSES DErAnr
SHAWL AND FuR DEPARTMENT

> French Seal Fur storm Collars-best s-ade
Reduced from 81 " to "a 30 each
1 Fine Stone Marten Set consisting q
princess collar and mum. Reduced from $40 o
to $500.
each.
(Inlrd floor, 10Th ST. buildine)
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HAxpKnncHrEF DEPARTMENT.
solLED. MUssED A I'd DAMAGED HAM

INFANTS, DEPARTMENT.
4 infants Obi Cream Cashmere Long Clos
with neatly embroidered cape aud bottom al
lined throughout. Reduced from S325
Infants Odd Flannel Suits with neat stri,
or plaid waist made bias, full sleeves IN
deep cuffs. small pearl buttons, deep hem Al
fancy stitching around neck and sleeves. II
duced from sti.J0 TO "a each.
(Second floor, 10th st. building
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BLACK Goops DEsAErMrsr.

ILACh SOODs DEPARTMENI.
SHORT LENGTHS.
remnants Serge. SILK Warp Henriefta an
fancy weaves at ons-third less than or7x1n
prices
dered Goods at half price.
lElrsf floor, annex TO 10th ST. bufldiueD
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BLAsnErs AND CoMronrABLEs.
10 per cent reductions off the marked prices during
the Star sale.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-16
GOULD DEJECTEB.
The Defeat of His Pet Joint Agency
Plan Makes Him Sad.

The Defeat of His Pet Joint Agency
Plan Makes Him Sad.
New York, July 15.-At today's meet
ing of the advisory board of the West
ern Traffic association, number of
member of the association absented
themselves, Jay Gould and his right
bower, Sidney Dillon, being among the
missing. The fact is things went
wrong with Gould at yesterdays
meeting, and he left the hotel last night
a greatly disappointed man. The defeat
of the joint agency plan, the adoption of
which was earnestly advocated by
Gould, Dillon and Clark was un-
expected, and the subsequent decision
regarding the appeal of the Missouri Pa
cific on the Hutchinson salt traffic, was
virtually defeat for the Gould inter-
ests. Mr.. Gould is said to be in deli
cate state of health, and it is said he
has left the city. The advisory board
held but one session today, and ad-
journed early in the afternoon until Oc-
tober, when the next meeting will be
held in Chicago,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-16
AGAINST HIGH LICENSE.
Sentiments Expressed at the National
Temperance Convention.

Sentiments Expressed at the National
Temperance Convention.
SARATOGA, N. ", July 15.-The tenth
national temperance convention met
here this morning, about twenty differ
ent temperance organizations being
represented. After the address of vel
come by Rev. Gates, pastor OF the M. E.
church, and response by Rev. DR..
Cuyler, Eugene H. Clapp, of Boston,
was chosen permanent chairman, and
John N. Stearns, of Green Point, New
York, as secretary. At the afternoon
session several essays were read and
discussed. Among the topics were total
abstinence as christian obligation !;
the use of temperance literature; meth
ods of church temperance work, and
the high license method of dealing with
the liquor traffic. In all the ESSAYS and
discussions the sentiment was opposed
to high license. This evening a mass
meeting was held at which addresses
by Rev. Joseph Cook and Mrs. j. Ellen
Foster were made.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-16
CONDENs ED CABLEGRAMs.

Spurgeon has suffered relapse and is
again in very critical condition.
At Buenos Ayres the Bank of Italy and
the Bank of the Rio De La Plata have
resumed business.
The Chilean cruiser Errasuriz has left
Havre. 1t is supposed an attempt will
be made to recruit seamen for her in
England.
The men who were held in custody
charged with having taken part in the
Ticino, Switzerland, revolt, have been
acquitted and released.
1t is believed the French government
has decided to accede to the request of
Reid, United States minister, to remove
the embargo on American pork.
At meeting of about 1000 railroad
employees in Paris, Wednesday, it was
decided to order an immediate strike
along the lines of the five great railroad
companies entering Paris.
The Glasgow Weekly Citizen says
Andrew Carnegie has been inspecting
the saleable estates in Scotland, and it
is believed to be Carnegie's intention to
settle down as highland laird.
The French government has come to
an understanding with the Haytien gov
ernment by which the question raised
by the shooting of Riegand has been
settled. Hayti will pay the indemnity
demanded by France.
The Guatemalan assembly has decided
upon the suppression of the duty on cat
tie, flour, and other provisions impoi ted
from abroad. The press praises unani-
mously this measure, as it undoubtedly
saves the poorer classes from famine.
The police arrested two students for
the murder of M. Constantine Baltcheff,
Bulgarian minister of finance, on March
9th last. The prisoners made confess
sion, and accused DIR. Mouliff, DIR. Rut-
chief and Colonel Kissof of hiring them
to commit the deed, and they have also
been arrested.
Castroni, the man accused OF murder
ing Councillor Rossi in the revolution
in the canton Of Ticino in September,
1890, has been sentenced to eight years
imprisonment, twelve years loss Of civil
rights, and to pay fine of 1868 francs
for taking part in that rebellion. Cas-
troni is still in London.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-16
THE BANGTAILS.

Fairy, Hinda Dwyer, Uno Grande and
Odette to Start Today.
The following are the starters and the
weights for the Monmouth park races
today:
Four hundred yards-Oragaise, 90;
Fairy, 108; Queenstown, 90; So Ho,
ITO; Nellie Bly,, no; Sirrocco, los;
Chesapeake, 122.
Three-fourths mile Ell Romilette,
115; Enid, 115; Casanova, 115; lillian,
115; Motto, 115; Liz Dunbar, 115;
Hilage, 115; Anna B, 115; No The Lea,
115.
One and one-fourth miles-Somerset,
Ito; May Win, 10; Montana, 1872; Uno
Grande, 1872; Strathmeathe, 1872; Pick
nickner, 122; Bolero, 115; Reckon, III !;
Three-quarters of mile-Hinda
Dwyer, 105; Jersey Queen, 108; Schuyl-
kill, 1OS; Kilkinney, 1OS; Gold Digger,
los; Forethought, 1903; Piccadilli, 108 /;
Wyandotte, 1903; Julia, 1903; Temple,
10S; DR.. Wilcox, 128. Hs
One and one-sixteenth miles-King-
maker, 104; Judge Morrow, 1872; Race
land, l22.
Seven-eighths of mile-Calcium,
106; Odette, la; Fral, 119; Cotlin, 1O8 !;
Cerebus, 100; Peralto. 104; Long
Knight, LA.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-16
AFRAID OF GOULD.
That is Why Nothing Is Done by the
Western Traffic Association.

That is why Nothing is Done by the
Western Traffic Association.
CHICAGO, July 15.-The fact that moth
ing was accomplished at the meeting. of
the advisory board of the Western Traf-
fic association, in New York, causes no
surprise in railroad circles here.
The presidents agreement is still
looked upon as makeshift to tide over
the crisis in railroad affairs, and now
that the crisis is supposed to be past,
it is believed the organization will be
permitted gradually to sink out of
sight. 1t is said the disposition
made Of Jay Gould's pet scheme for the
establishment of joint agencies, was
premeditated. No doubt the secret of
the opposition is the distrust of any
thing proposed by Gould. The recent
rate cutting performances of the
Missouri Pacific apparently con-
vinced the other roads that Gould is
looking after his own interests exclu-
sively. Another reason given by many
railroad men for predicting the early
downfall of the association is the failure
of the effort to bring the Alton, Kansas
City and other important roads into the
combine.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-16
A Sensational WIN contest.

ABERDEEN, S. D., July 15.-The matter
OF the appointment Of an administrator
in the estate of Mrs. May Dayton, after
q lengthy argument between attorneys
for James @. Reed, her son, and Lyman
O. Dayton, her husband, was continued
until September !4th. Dayton filed
long list Of objections against the ap-
pointment of Reed, alleging that the
instrument on file is not the last will
and testament OF May |. Dayton; that
Reed is not her son nor any
relation; that said May Dayton
was Of unsound mind when the
will is alleged to have been
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-16
CRACK SKATERS.
Chances Of a Match Between Berry and
Morgan.

Chances OF a Match Between Berry and
Morgan.
George Berry, the phenomenal boy
skater, has arrived here from San Fran
cisco. Berry, who will not be eighteen
until August Goth, is probably the fast
est skater in the northern part of the
state. Last January Berry made his
debut in the six days race won by
Snowdon. Berry finished fourth. Lem
Morgan of this city came in second in
this race. Berry has improved wonder
fully since that time and is in Los An
geles for the purpose of making match
with Lem Morgan, the local champion.
A match between these two crack young
skaters would draw out large crowd
and the visitor will break Los Angeles
if he can beat Morgan from one to one
hundred miles.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-16
THE ROBUST BLAINE.
Bar Harbor Reports Again Pronounc
Him in Excellent Health.

Bar HarbOr Reports Again Pronounce
Him in Excellent Health.
BAR HARBoR, Me-, July Is. Secretary
Blaine took his usual outing today, ap-
pearing to enjoy the strong breeze which
was blowing. He appeared to be we'll,
and chatted pleasantly with his daueh-
ter, Mrs. Damrosch, who accompanied
him.
Boston, July 15.-A reporter of tbe
Boston Traveller secured an interview
with Mr.. Blaine at Bar Harbor yester-
day, and the report bears out the
previous statements to the effect that
the secretary OF state has simply been
suffering from overwork and nervous
trouble, and is rapidly recovering. The
reporter says his face shows no traces of
disease, and he found the statesman
looking much better than he has ap-
peared in Boston for several years.
September oath or 25th has been set as
the date when he will return to Wash
ington and resume active duty.