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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-29
THE TROUBLES IN NICARAGUA.
President Sacasa States His Reasons for Ez
polling Chamerro and Others.

President Sacasa States His Reasons for En-
polling Chamerro and Others.
GRANADA, VIA GALVESTON. TEXAS, August 20.
President Sacasa issued a proclamation yes
terday giving his reasons for expelling from
Granada ex-President Gen. Chamerro ex-
President Gen. Joquin Seavala, Don Anselmo
Rivas, editor and proprietor of the Ddario
Nicdraguenze. the leading newspaper of Mica
ragua; Don Enrique Guzman, u son of Gen.
Guzman. and Don J. ID. Rodriguez, formerly
attached to the Nicaragnnn legation at WASH
inaton, who are accused of being the ring
leaders in the riot which took place last Sun
day, in which the chief Of police and six other
men were killed.
The president says that he was forced to ex-
pei these gentlemen, all of whom are promi-
nent and some Of them wealthy, because they
have been plotting against the government
seeking its overthrow, exciting the people to
rebellion intriguing to disturb tho good feel
ing with the neighboring states and because of
unpatriotic conduct.
Senator Ansolmo Rivas, the editor and pro-
prietor Of the Diario Nicdrdg,enze, the presi-
dent says in his proclamation. has been guilty
OF publishing false reports, stating that Gen.
VasQuez had entered Honduras territory for the
purpose Of creating a conflict between Mica.
raGua and Honduras.
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Articles IdsutaAe<l.

The publication in last evenings erAn Of me
facts concerning the robbery Of Dr.. Glessou's
house and the recovery Of additionai Stolen
property by Detective BLOCK and Precinct D.
tectives Weldon and Trsmmell led to the iden-
tification Of portion Of the property and NAV
possibiy assist in bringing the criminal to jnc-
tice.
Mrs. A. 7. Tracy Of No. l426 8 street read
the account and later she called as police head
quarters and identifsd sportion Of the prop
was entered during the absence Of the family
and every room ransaeked. The burelars slid
not trouble the silver ware and nWe ynlmHIe
articles, but contented themselves With ths
knives, forks and Spoons
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MAJ. ALDRICH TO INVESTIGATE
The Complaints of the wholesale Farmers
To the Commit sssoners.

The Complaints of the Wholesale Farmers
to the Commissioners.
This afternoon a committee composed Of
Messrs. Horace Crosses. d. Baggett. II. b.
Housher and b. Randall, representing the
wholesale farmers doing business at the
Center Market. had a hearing before the Com
missfoners in the board room in relation TO the
standing room Of the wholesalers on the south
side Of b street.
Mcssrs. Crosses and Housher did the talk
ing. They explained the Disadvantages
OF the present system, which allowed
the first to arrive to select the best
places. This was wrong. for there were about
$50 regular wholesale farmers who come every
day IN the year, and they were put 10 great
inconvenience. These men should they
thought, be allowed to have regular stands
where their customers could always find them.
Then, again, there was a class OF retailers who
encroached upon the space set aside for them
and they should be routed out
The Commissioners directed Maj Aldrich
who has charge of the Center Market. 10 look
carefully into the matter and report some plan
that would remedy the evil.
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On the first Sunday in September St. Steph-
ep's Church will be reopened after repairs and
it is intended to makot he occasion one Of great
interest so far as the musical exercises are con-
cerned. Prof. Mama Of ST. Patrick's Church
will have charge Of the program and besides his
own choir there will be representatives from
including Miss Mollie Byrne, Mrs. DAILY, Mr..
Mcfarland, Mr.. Ryan and Others. Prof. Ber-
nays orchestra viii also supplement the organ.
Haydn's mass, No. 2 will be given and a ''reni
Creator" arranged from "Ernani' will be sung
by Sig. Mama.
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Today In Judge Harper's court William T.
Mitchell was charged with having assaulted
Erick Heinrich, few nights ago, while the
latter was on his way home from picnic at
the Schustsen Park, and the charge was dis
missed
John Hagan was tried for an assault on Ger
trude Griffin, but ~ not mush damage was done
the penalty vas only g.
Elias Mhitneid ives charged with . similar
o6ense, Mary Adams being the complainant,
The penalty imposed was the same e In tho
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Washington stock Exchanre.

Sales-Regular call-12 o'clock m: d. C. 3.65's,
Government Bonds-U.S. Is, registered, 1901, ll7.1
bid, ll9 asked. U. S. AZ, 1907 II. bid, I19 asked
District OF Columbia BOnds-Market stock, Is,
lis, 80, gold, lobe Did,asked Zyear fund.- 5s lSy3
gold, 1909 bid, - asked. 30-year fulfd, Go, gold
1907, lilo. bid, asked. S.oos, 19s4. fund, eur
rency; ~ oid' ia askea s'ss, reg 2-ios, lssS-
Miscellaneous BondS-WasninQron ana lSeorQe.
D~ron anu Rssosd sSSsr,,S Mash
l3U bid, asked. Masonic Hall Association
SIS, lsos, 1903 bid. 1903 asked American Security
washington Light infantry LIST mortgage g. 1904,
loo bid, - asked. Washington Lixhi infantry Ri
IS, 1904, " did, - asked. Washington Gas Light
Company, series A, os, l2s Did, = asked. Wash
in2ton Gas Company, series b. u, 1881 bid,
asked. Washington Gas Company Convert
Bile Gs, 1873 bid. lsd asked. Ec8inston Rail-
Potomac Telephone 1st mortgage IS, lOl bid, los
asked. Capitol and North U street railroad LIST
mortgage IS, loi19 Did, 100 asked. Metropolitan
Railroad Convertible Us, l22 i'd asked. Y. ..
Electric Light l06h bid, 1I2k asked.
National Bank Stocks--Bank OF washington 40
bid. asked. Metropolitan, z65 bid, - asked
second. Isl bid, asked. Farmers and Me-
cnauics'. 1870 bid. asked. Citizens. 11o
bid. 1874 asked Columbia. $50 bid lGoasEed. Cap
tai, 1zo bid. asked. west End, vs. bid. lOs asked
Traders. LA bid. ll91s asked Lincoln, 80 Dld IOsA
asked.
railroad Stocks-w Washington and Georgetown,
21V oid, ~ asked. metropolitan. 1917 bid, 1l6
asked. Columbia, = bid, IL asked Capitol and
\ orth o Street, 35 bid, ~ asked lexington and
soldiers home, IS bid, = asked Georgetown aud
Ienieytown, duA bid. % asked
insurance Stocks-National Union, II bid 81
asked. Arlington, bid, Is5 asked Columbia, l5a
bid, Il asked. Gernan-American. LIS bid, :.
asked. Riggs, bid, sTs asked Peoples, 8 did,
asked Lincoln, bid. 81 asked.
Title Insurance stocks-CoIuinDia Title, OK bid,
65s asked.
Gas aud Electric Light Washington Cas-
AZ Did, AK asked. Georgetown Gas IS bad - asked.
T.: $. Electric Light, $50 bid, loo asked.
Telephone StocSs-Pennsylvan ia, % bid, - asked
Chesapeake and Potomac, So bid, Is asked .Alneri.
can Graphophone, ~ bid, asked.
Miscellaneous StOcks--W ashington Market COM
pany, 10 Did, " asked. Bull hun Panorama Com
pany, 10 bid. asked.
safe deposit aud Trust Com pauies WaShinG-
ton Loan and Trust Company, ~ bid, Is
asked. American security and IrusG Company,
" hid, % axHed
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A WIDE TRACK OF FLAME. 4

BE Flro.
MrSxxAroLn, August "a special to the
Journal from Taulkton, .. D., says: Al Of the
northwestern part OF Fsuk county was burned
over last night by . terrible and most destruct-
i've Ere twenty miles wide, and extending
from Faulkton fifty miles northwest As far
as the eye can reach the sky was
Lit up with burning stacks Of hay and grain.
The farmers are ruined. For q space Of twenty
miles not = foot of grass Is left for stock that
escaped the flames. The damage cannot be
estimated yet A heavy gale famed the flames.
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FOURTEEN LOADS OF HANDS,
The Bloody Trophies Secured by Q Turkish
Conqueror In Arabia.

COnqueror In Arabia.
ApES, August 29.-An Arab. whose word is
worthy Of belief. has arrived here and tells
startling tale of Turkish triumph. According
to this Arab Ahmed Risschd Pacha, the Turk
ish commander in Yemen, the principal divis-
ion OF Arabia has utterly crushed out revolt
which broke out recently in that province and
has struck Wholesale terror into the hearts of
insurgents.
The Arab adds that the Turkish pasha subse-
qaently entered Sana, the capital city Of
Yemen, in triumphal procession, having IN his
train fourteen camels, laden with hands cut
from the rebel chieftains Of Yemen.
Yemen ID adjacent 70 the Straits Of Babel
Mandeb and was known to the Romans as Ara
bia Felix. or Happy or fortunate Arabia"
Alden, from which place the above dispatch
10 sent n known as the "Gibraltar Of the East /"
and is q fortified town and seaport in the
province Of Yemen, belonging to Great
Britain
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Cosr1vEsEss

CosTIvENEss
II relieved by ,udicsous and timely Treatment, \,
liable TO result IN chronic constipation Assn .peren.
that may be used perfect .afe.y and satisfaction
AYERS PILLS unsurpassed Unlike mos. esthar-
ncs. thee pills. while they relax and cleanse exert
tonic influence the stomach liver and bovslscaus-
Ing these organs to perform their functions with
healthy regularity and comfort Being purely vege-
table and free from mineral drug of any kind their use
CURED By
b sos attended With injurious elects Good for old
sndyoung Of every climate Aver. Pills are
the fsvorits. @. W. Bowman. 20 East Main street,
Carlisle. Pa says Having been subject for years.
70 constipation without being able to nd much relief
., last tried Ayers Pills and i deem IL both duty
and pleasure 70 testify that have derived great ben
cit from IND, uss. would not willnglybs without
G@Ls
Ayers cATHARTIc PIIIs
Prepared by
d. J. O. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold By AL druggists and dealers in medicine.
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stock, u bid, s9k asked: Northern Central stock.
q asked; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
nrsts, 10ex bid, I01 asked; hrst incomes, sebia,
20 asked; do. second incomes, - bid, IS asked;
20 third incomes. bid, ~ asked; Copsolidased
gas bonds, 1l2S bid; do. stocks, IS asked.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, August - (closng,.-wheat--Sep-
TENDER. s1k; December, s3s. Corn - Septenl-
her 6sS: October. SOS. Oats-september, ISL;
october, 2sS. Pork-September, faoo, October,
l0IIk. Lard-SeptcmbeF, 6.67S; October, As7.
Rsbs-september, 6Sek; October, ESQ.
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IDIkn.


e n' Hss5t ASsf 6. issi st u =
.o agnsTs Sunday s. ., the rs-s.n.e Of h.
tend. ''A'''ss "H1 i'''''' ''''''' '"'''s' ~
BROWN. Departed this life on THURSDAY morning.
IN the nifty first Of his are, after long and pam
fui Illness wiiieu he bore with carl-tan faith.
In his hours he s.fd TINT when be was zone b.
had gone To rest with the Lord.
Funeral will take place at St. Au,ustins's Church,
SUNDAY; a. oscct p m, fnsi.a. and rest.s, are
Jersey avenue. Ne leaves a wife and Que child.
CLARK: ON Friday. AUGUST II. 1891, at Top m,
FERDINAND CLARK. the eldest con Of Daniel I'D
funeral IRON ST. Aug1stine's Church. Monday morn
s.s f sis ss Of the ss John ss' north
Notice OF funeral In sunday papers.
,d Hgs. .,1s, on Hssrrf II ls I. 90
W. and Sarah C. Hughes. In the twenty seventh ysss
Funeral at pm. Monday. August 81.
osises Miss sftass;. aSsa'f e isSi
Mr. Jes aodsson, lbs Tsirssrsss ssrsss nosss
west. Monday. August 81. at 3 o'oook pm. Funs4i
MAYNARD; On TgIpAr, Aa~ua e 1891, q
S .e.a az month. H and s ssht S.ys "' MINI"
5s,qsss 20 ss S1.a s s 81 sua.
Me9se, and dauehtsr OF the lsse Garrett snA Msry =
Cotter in the thirty nth year OF her ass-
No heart can speak.
No mind can tell,
How we'll did love:
But God has taken her home abova.
Funeral on Nondsy, August 81. st 20 o'c,ocks
m from 81. Dominics Church, where . reQuis1n
viii be said tor the rspcse Of her soul fnn1s
and relatives invited To attend.
RRI6ART. suddenly, Frday. Ausus "a laol
JIMMIE MIDDLETON. edsst child q faan1s -
Reigarf-
sMAKT, In, u hsuassroqs.s =; Msn;, On fnasS,
fourth year OF his 49,
Notice Of funeral herexftsr.
SCHWARTZ On Thur.day Auxust q. l6p1. =
10 30 p. m. EDDIE beloved Of Iss.c n snd HstfS
SCHWARTZ. aged eight yesrs snd month.
faners! o. his lste resadenee, "! seventh arsss
er-. ~
wLKIxs On Friday. August a l6pl, NJ 3 n m.
sevenfyf-four ycaE<.
Ysn.s.i i.ois ne Msssopelss.. n.gsa cApscA -
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DuouoIr. Ill, August 2s.-Ths flve months
strife 10 practically ended. The coal miners
executive board and the Horn Colliery Com
pany have come to terms and . contract was
signed for year. Probably ell Of the other
operators will agree to the same terms and
comply with all Of the recent mining lawn. The
terms Of the contract will be made known this
evening, when mass meeting will be held
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GOT WHAT HE DEsERvER
A Social Sensation With . Revolver Ac
compartment ut Saratoga.

SARArooA, N. Y, August 29.-Geo. ". sluy-
ter, . young business man Of Luzerk, went
home last evening and found George Burn
ham, a miller Of the same village, secreted in
the closet
He had suspected Burnham Of having Illicit
relations with Mrs. Sluyter. He at once or
dered him to leave the premises, following il
by shooting him twice with his revolver. The
second ball hit Burnham in the back
nexr the right shoulder and came out
under his arm. Neighbors prevented
further shooting, and Sluyter surrendered to
Deputy Sheriff stone. Burnham was con-
veyed 10 has fathers home and Drs Aldrich
and Halliday examined his wound, pronounce
ing IL not dangerous. Mrs. Siuyter is twenty
eight years Of age, and is the mother Of child
She kissed Durham as he wss being taken from
the house.
Burnham 10 thirty-hve years Of age and is
married, but il not living with his wife. He
was intoxicated AZ the timc he was shot This
morning he refused to prosecute siuyter, saw
ing that he had got what he deserved. Sluyter
was taken before Justice Lindsay and held on
his own recosnisance for an examination &c .
future dAte.
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A Bax HAM a Sd Shfvs.

HALIFAX, n l.. August 2s.-Adviess from
the Paeife report that the Nova Scotia ssalsr
Carmeiits bad captured 400 seals and the
Annie g. Moore had taken 500; the Umbrina
had not been heard from, but IL believed 10
have made . good haul. These three vessels
are understood to have captured el0o, 30 worth
OF skins.
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EMPEROR CH.R1Es III.

Acoonp~n BY half the nobility Of Austria went to
We Carlsbad Springs for the recovery OF his health.
tiH thousand hundred horses the town records
~. vers necessary 20 convey the company to the
place. he Carlsbad sprude Salt be obtained at
every drug store in the United States trIinz
cost IL - the best reIniy for csarrh o; the stomach
ecosfpsflon liver and kidney troubles. 2out rheuna
f1sr. &c he sure to obtain the imported erti
ele. which must have the signature VI ''EISNER
AENDELsON co Sole Agents. New York" on every
packnQo. IS
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LouIsvLLz. Ky, August 29.-Major William
Tillmau, cashier Of the Falls City Bank, which
recently collapsed in this city, has fled to
Canada. The news hns caused sensation both
in financial and social circles. the fugitive being
Q prominent figure in both. His flight was
prompted by the investigation which 10 being
made into the affairs Of the suspended bank,
the disclosures being exceedingly damaging.
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baltimore NInrkecS.

BALTIMORE, August .. - Flour easy-western
super, 3.4UaSSs; do. extra, s.9oai.40 do. family,
4eosS.l0; winter wheat PATENT a.l5a5.50; spring
wheat patent, 5.5oa5t5; spring wheat straight,
5tO0a5. 50-recepts, 8,075 hArreis shipments, ll9
barrels; sales, 500 bsrreis and 3so sacks. Wheat
weak-No. 2, red. spot, Lo5ial.05><; the month,
i.oSkal.05h; September, Lv5Aal.06H; October,
lo6ss ALOE; December, 1.osl asked; steamer, No
2, red l.U2ai.03A; southern wheat weak; kutx
soal LOS Longberry, l.Oosi.o7 - receipts, - 10
busheis; shipments, 24sssS bushels; stock, 1,3o&-
5Sx bushels; sales, 5ii.Odo bushels. Corn dull
mixed, spot, 6iss asked; September, % asked
southern corn weak; white, 5.a70; yellow, cSas0-
receipts. 100 bushels; stock, ~ SIS bushels. Oats
arm = No white western, 81 No mixed
western, SIaSIh - receipts, y0sO busAelR stock,
SASHA bushels. Rye stesdy-Not = LED asked-
receipts, s6l busRets stock. <Sseos eushelss Hay
quiet and easier--good to choice timothy. 1Assa
1900. Grain freiShts duh, unchanged Cotton
nrm-middling. 81. Provisions nrm, unchanged.
Butter nrn-crearnefy fancy, x7axs; do. fair TO
choice lsssl do imitation, i.als; lsdle. fancy, Is
aids good 70 choice, ltaik st0re~pocked, liklA
Eggs frn-la Coffee dull-I.do esz10es, fhAE In
No. Z, 1sx. othsrs unchanged Peanuts I'm.
changed.
BALTIMOR1, August =. = virginia cousoas,
tarsess = BID, - asked; Baltimore md OHIO
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MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS II sOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTKNS the GUNS. AILAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA- Sold by Druggists IN every part Of the
world. Be and for Mrs WinsIow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind 10 cents = bottle.
dl5-ly
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

DR.. DEMAREsTs RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
The Commissioners today accepted the resig-
nation Of DIR. c. L. Demarest medical inspector
of the District, and appointed. upon the recon-
mendation Of Health Officer Hammett. Or.
Charles ]. Osmun to the position.
DIR. Demarest, in forwarding his resignation.
which he did yesterday, TO the Commissioners
instead of the health officer. made several
charges concerning Dr. Hammett in his official
capacity. which the latter denies in toto.
DIR. Hammett says that he gave DIR. Damarest
every chance to resign. for the reason that he
was not resident of the city and had all he
could do attending to DIR. Townshends practice.
BRIGHTwoop WANTS A POLICE STATION.
The citizens of Brightwood, through the
Citizens Association there. have united in a
petition to the Commissioners requesting that
land be purchased in their section and sub
police station be erected and maintained
thereon.
They also request that one or more electric
lights be maintained on Brightwood avenue in
the space lying between Florida avenue and the
Metropolitan X. X. turn table. where passengers
are loaoed and unloadcd from the cars in the
middle of the street. Also that line of gas
lamps be established on 9th street between
Howard avenue and Lincoln street.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued today as follows: G. A. Wight, one
brick dwelling, 3ol Elem street, lie Droit Park,
g, 500: J. Jones, one brick dwelling. 926 S
street northwest. 4.500; C. volland, two brick
dwellings, I223-l225 LIST street northwest,
y, 1000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
wr. ". H. Harrison, superintendent Of gas
lamps, has resigned, and Mr.. G. L. Plimpton
has been appointed to fill the vacancy. Mr..
Harrison was rendered an inspectorship in the
same department, but declined.
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A Welcome to Sir Knieht Downing.

n welcome to Sir Knight Downing.
Mr.. Robert Downing. the tragedian, received
last night hearty welcome from Columbia
Division, No. 3. Uniform Rank knights Of
Pythias, Of this city, Of which he is a member.
The occasion was made q pleasant one to him
by the cordial addresses ofCapt VIM. G. Lown,
Past Commander John z. Smith and Others
to which Sir Knight Downing happily re-
spondsd.
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THE BRONZE TROPHY,


SHOOTING uSpEn DIFFICULTIES AT THE RANGES
AT SEA GIRr-eES. oRDwAv ARRIvEs-aBEAr
sURuATIoS OVER TEE RESULT OF THE MATCH
HosrIrALrrIEs OF THE JrRsEYMEH.
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FoR TIE B1oop.
Weakness. Malaria. INDIGESTION and Biousnese take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
II cures quickly For sale b. all dealers in medicine.
Get tbe
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Range of the rb~rmc,,.s-

Khnge Of the ThermOsneeeF.
The following were the readings nc Office q
weather bureau today: a. NJ, 81; q pm, CO
Maximum. Ga; minimum So
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STULI-HEFFNER. In Baltimore on thursday
August q. 1881. by Rev. &. ". HJbhs Mr.. EDM ARD
}. sIULL aud Mss LILLE HEFFSEA OF Wssfiin6I
ton. ID. Z.
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Grzz. Suns ScounsD

Coats. Soc. Pants. DC Vests. &c Alserins snd
IsRsirinS done IN best Goods called Tor and
K HAHN. so5 9th 81. NV;
" ES I'D IT. West NasllRzton-
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To Eucourase MANLY Suor4.

BALfIMoRR, August29. The Baltimore AYneri-
can, through Gen. Felix Agnus, the editor,
aiming to encourage manly sport among young
men OF Maryland and Virginia. offers $500 in
prizes to be contested for in a tourney.
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The Cs,,al DEPTH.

"What did he threaten to do to you?" in
qnired Lawyer Moss of colored woman in the
Police Court, who charged her husband with
having threatened her life.
He said he would put me six feet under
ground" she responded.
.'Six feet. did You say?'' counsel asked.
"Yos," interrupted Judge Harper. "she said
six feet, and believe that Ia the usual depth
except in the case of paupers. L believe they
are generally put down about eighteen inches
expect to be put under six feet"
80 do l." added counsel
The prisoner was discharged
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NJ W. BxvrHIDor.
Nos LIS g. and LIZA aM,
Has HIS STORE FULL OF
rsxyuL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS
oocA - delight housskeepers and sshGa
NOW IN SEASON.
TREEZERs-wHITE MOUNTAIN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with slate stone shelves.
DO. LOkILLARD's. for hotels and clubs.
YRUIT JARS-MAsON-s
JELLY TUMBLERS-TIN TOP
WATER COOLERS-PORCELAIX LINED,
ICE PrrCHERs-PLAIED PORCELAIN LINED,
GLASS WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
1annlsrs nom n. each TO go psr doxen-
WHITE sTOSE CHINA. all kinda
DECODATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN FROM
kIcA DESIGNS 30 very simple and inexyeasivs.
osors slssss q .. m during Angual
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YlNANCfAL AND CoMMERcIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the orening and closing prices Of
the New foff Stock Msriet. Is reported BY special
wire to Coyson and Marartr,ey, l4iS street.
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ne REGULATE NE STOMACH. LIVER AND
u oo~e1s. and promote digestion, take one Of Car
tsr's Lstls Liver Pills every Hhshf. Try them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-29

I'VE RECOMMEND TIE USE OF ANGOsTURA
w B.tters TO friends who suffer with dyspepsia
BIT only the genuine. manufactured by Dr. siexert
bolA. Al drpSslsks'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-29

They Wast CosnsAissiOaer Bragw's Plsca
4oHTooAEny. Ala, August 29-Mai. II. C.
ssnp,s, prouisent lawyer Of this city, snd
MAJ h. B. Shorter, president Of the Alabama
railroad commission, have fled applications
for the vacancy in the interstate commerce
oonmissaou caused BY TIE dsash q Coumis-
4onse BnaE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-29

0rsAwA oxT., August 1e.-Andre ssueesi,
superintendent Of the government printing
bureau, has been dismissed. When Il became
known THAI he had lsft for parts unknown
rather than fAee IN examination before the
police accounts COMMITTEES the government
summarily dismissed him. Gsneoal levied tolls
amounting 10 over go, 900 ON those from whom
- boughs goods for The printing bureau"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-29
g r AS T Y.
pOUBLE STORES.

FURNITURE. CHINA. GLASS AND KITCHEN
wARE-sOLD ONLY FOR CASH.
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