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Twas A Back

Thrown In the dark. We heard ayell-svideace
-copclustvs that somebody was hit and hurt. Yes.
and hurt SO badly that the groans were heard in
Baltimore. Philadelphis and New York. Fierce
-invec.ive mingled with the groans. The burden Of
which was: THE DE'IL's TO PAY IN WASH
-INGTON. ADLER'S SELLING CLOTHING FOR
LESS MONEY THAN WE CAN BUY IT." WE
PLEAD GUILTY TO THE CHAR6E-IT IS
-TRUE-EvERY WORD OF 1T. About two months
-axo we made deal whereby nearly 500. 600 worth
FINE READY MADE CLOTHING
came into possession at but trine more than
-ONE-HALF IT'S VALUE. We began at the be-
ginning SELLING THEM AT LESS PRICE
THAN ANY MANUFACTURER ON EARTH
GOULD PRODUCE THEM. Many Of these goods
ware in the hands Of the tsilors-uafnished. These
came in slowly until this week, when were
favored with THREE HEAVY SHIPMENTS. thus
enabling US to offer you splendid line Of
CHEvIOr SUITS FOR MEN.
Sacks and GETAWAY Frocks-szes 33 20 AZ inches,
AT $50 A SUIT.
GRAY MELTON OvERCoATS.
ALI wool. heavy. an excellent out-of-door gar
-ment. q:
BLACK CHEvloT OvERCOATs.
Strictly all wool, the latest STYLE of splendid
make with diagonal serge body lining. silk sleeve
-lin,nz and Observation-Disclosures . handsome,
-siylish. durable garment
ESQ
BLACK CHEyIOT SUITS.
- Sacks and Getaway Frockx. strictly all wool and
wool dyed. These suits deserve more than mere
passing glance. They should be carefully and
-cntiCslly scrusnized and inspected. Under such
scrutiny their real value viii be made apparent.
Men prone TO Judge an article by Its price, The
price In not the proper standard of Judgment in this
because the intrinsic and market value Of ts
entire line Of Suits Is nearly quite double the
price we name-which IL
tlO SUIT
CAMPBELL's KERSEY ovERCOATs.
- Al the --latest shsdss-cream. White. Natural.
London smoke. Drsb, he. THESE elegant perfect
-nttinx garments are on sale today at the nominal
sum Of
- HARRIS CASHMERE SUITS, BLACK WIRE
WOVEN wILTsHIRES AND GRAY HOME
-SPUNs-are going. and going rapidly.
AT 9l0 SUIT.
= Boys ovsrcOAts, sizes IA to Is ysars, a. so
upward
= Boys Cape Coats. sizes 4 to Il years, $500
= poys suia. long pants. Il to Is yssrs. sA6o
upward.
= Short Pant. Suits. to IA years. IL so upward
CASH II the net which csptures all such bargains
- those above quoted.
VICTOR Z. ADEIED
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
a21 AND e2o TIL ST. NV,
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL Jpn
no6-tr
TxxR. Is No DAxox.
.eass,. sSsI 80 oiss Ssesa win s,.r love- ''
<alA and look our
erX DIAL
GiLr EDGE
kCLlPsR ala
RELIABLE
nyfe-+r WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
I ADiks NEVER HAVE AxYDYseErsfA AFTER
- wine sia.s " Anso>sara Byttrrs, shs genuine ol
Dr., o. u: sIEGERT q S0Na
Asa ySu- aru,sass. no6
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RACING WILL CONTINUE.
1t Has Been Decided 10 Extend the Benning
Meeting to the 10th.

II Has Been Decided 10 Extend the Bennins
Meeting to the 10th.
Special Dispatch to Toe Evening Star.
BKxNISa RACE TRACK. Nov. This il by
long odds the best day of the meeting at Ben.
ning Not only is the seather pretty. but the
program is excellent and the field in each event
large and evenly matched. 1t has been def
nitelv decided to continue the meeting until
the 10th and Manager Rowe is using every effort
to get more horses. Some few have arrived,
including that old Washington favorite, Dun
boyne.
The largest crowd Of the meeting is present
and the grand stand is comfortably filed with
ladies. In the first race Experience and Lost
Star have been scratched and Bnsteed will not
start in the second nor George W. in the third:
The event of the day is the handicap, one and
one-quarter miles, and Senorita and Strath-
meath are looked for to fight for the $500 purse
which has been offered.
A hurdle race, one mile and three-quarters,
over six hurdles, is the last event on the
entered. The jockeys and betting In the first
Judge Morrow ca. Covington). 6 to S: Belle
vue OR. Harris), 4; Stray Lass &C. Il. Hid, 20;
Plang Davis. 10; Fannie Lewis colt (Stans-
bury), 20; Gold Dollaf (simsl, 9; Ballaret Com
nelly), 8; Queenston ca. Middley), 8; Schuykill,
doubtfulstarter; Stander (Johnson), 10.
MORE SCRATCHES
Miss Williams has been scratched IN tho Sec
ond. strathmead in the third and Pickpocket
in tbs fourth scbnv,k;,, storts with Rilav mn
odd 10 n '' W
BELLEVUE WINS THE FIRST.
good deal OF time was lost in starting the
Hrss race, but when they did get of Bellevue
was in the lead and. mot being headed. won
ali, INV I.no,h Go,a Mia. Good o0d
Jmdt. Eo-ro.s .sB;rd TIN. 1slS Mu,n al.
naia ana Ok ' '' A's' ""'""A'
f'
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NO INCREASE or RArEA
Action OF The Motel Ke>p<rs ss . Nesting
Held Today.

Held Today.
Under date Of November Mr. John Joy
Edison, the chairman Of the citizens executive
committee Of the Grand Army encampment 20
be held in this city neat fall addressed the fol-
lowing 10 Mr.. ]. Z Roessle. the presidcst q
the Hotel Men's Association Of this city;
81 herewith inclose copy OF general order
No. 3, issued from the national kcadQ uartsrs OF
the Grand Army Of the Republic. that you may
lay the same before the meeting Of your Assoc
citation when II 10 called together. which hope
you viii deem proper TODD At . very early date.
Il call your special attention 10 orders 3 and
of said general order. After your meeting
i have 20 request that you write 20 the en-
ecutive committee, stating the position Of the
tail. touching all the points covered In saad
circular.
slt has been reported in the northern papers
that besidss the hotel rates being advanced,
and the proposition 10 charge for time whom
TO be packed" and further. that Ger
tain hotels will be 90 crowded In con-
sequence thereof that it will be 9 physical
impossibility 90 feed their guests. aud thus re-
suit in great discomfort and dissatisfaction I
make this request with q view Of issuing cir
enlar that viii be sent out through the press 10
the country, 70 correct, what We believe,
after my interview with you, and
your remarks at the last meeting Of the
eNecuuNe commiNee. 70 De incorrect ana
groundless, and also for the purpose OF laying
your reply before John Palmer, the commsn-
der-in-chief Of the q. A. r.. and the national
counsel Of administration, which will meet IN
this city at the Ebbitt House November II,
1881. at 2 o'clock pm.
ton that the a. A. r. come here ~ oar Snesss.
at our invitation. and IL is OF the greatest poe
sible Importance, for the credit and good name
ana prestige OF the capital city. that all reason
a 1890 c9ur ,eses ana consideration shall be ex-
49, sehera! oy our citizens TO our visitors
IN; n..e nere, tnat ,ney may depart with recoliee-
a. 80 sP'e~s~n' experience ana GOOD reports
" naAe.
al rue oruef referred to by Mr.. Edison require
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Cnourr SOUNDS

Al night from bsbys CRIB distraeting to parents
who are loss for medicine equal TO the emergency
No. 20 with thoss who have AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL in the house. A dose Of this medicine
Affords certain and speedy relief. To cure colds.
coughs, throat. asthma bronchitis. hoarseness
and the various disorders Of the breathing apparatus
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has no equal II ,ooshes the
inas1sd tissue. promotes expectoraton and induces
CALL FOR
reroas. cspe. o. csrisy. Brooklyn. n. T.. writes:
II have used Ayers Cherry Psctoral in my family for
thirty ysas and have always found IL the best remedy
for Group. 70 which complaint my children we're
subject"
ct use Ayers Cherry Psctoral In my practice and
pronounce it to BE- unequaled q remedy for colds
and cousha"-y. @. Gordon. n. D.. Carroll Co..
Virginia.
AYER's CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Moss.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price, q; sig bottles. e5i
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sEX. dividend.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. Flour steady, unchanged
-receipts. SOsla barrelg shipments &C. 393 barrels
sales, 2.575 barrels. Wheat quiet and easy-No. 3
red, spot, l.05Aal05k; November, LOS raj. 051<
December, l.Oe,ssl.06k; January, l.OsA a1.0 II;
May, 1l54al.l ak; steamer, No. 8 red, LOLA
LW receipts, Sl,2s5 bushels; shipments, 1852
bushels stock, l,4S6, $50 bushels sales, Isl 200
6usnela southern wheat strong-Fultz, 1.02a1.os;
Longberry, l03aLOS. Corn hrm-mixed spot, 65H
asked. year, 53ta55s<. January, 65<a55,.; Febru-
airy. sSha6sh%, March, 55Aa55,S-recepts, s,eA5
bushels; shipments, 80 bushels; stock S172i bush.
els; sales, l36,O00 bushels. Southern corn Armer
white soa5s; yellow, Sass Oats nrm-NO 3
white western, Soy a40; No. mixed western syk
aSfeceipts l0,0oO bushels; stock 129. 91e bushela
RIP fairly active, strong and higher-No2. Le2-
tecepts, lS5l bushels stock, 1s1 ,602 bushels Hay
stexdy-good to choice timothy, 13.00a1A00. Grain
neignts active and nrm-steainer to Liverpool, per
49,. cotton, unchanged nouf per ton In
secke, "a shillings Cotton dull-middling, 81.
PROVISIONS nrm, unchanged. Butter firm, I'M
changed. Eggs acuve-2A Coffee nrm-Rio car
gyen, fair, IL; No. :, 1SK. Sugar strong-granu-
l9tee, Ala Copper steady, unchanged Whisky
nrln, unchanged. Peanuts, unchanged
BALTIMORE, Nov. I.-virginia threes, 66a6sk:
baltimore and Ohio stock, 1O5 bid; Northern Cen.
tral stock, 20 Asked Baltimore and Ohio SOUTH
western nrsts, l00a101H; do nrst incomes, 6S bid;
20. second incomes, 1lsae do. third incomes,
asked.
! a. Chicago MARKETS..
CHICAGO, Nov. (closing).-wheat-De cem-
ocrs ~; Nay, 1.eex. -Corn-N0vember. $50;
NAY, AZ. Oats-November, s2k; December, "a
F0fk-December, SIS; January, Ills Lard-De-
esmner, &o!; January, az Ribs-December, Sis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-07

Controller Lacey ON the Boston Bepks.
BosroS, Nov. 7.-Controller Lacey said this
morning concerning q published report from
Washington purporting to be information OBJ
tanned at the controllers office that he knows
nothing whatever concerning any national
bank in Boston being in any trouble. Mr..
Lacey feels sure that he would be informed if
such were the case. Mr.. Lacey thinks that the
correspondent must have misspprsheuded pos
sibly some information concerning some in
terror banks having balances with tho Maverick,
which might be temporarily embarrassed by the
necessary delay, although he knows Of none
such so situated. ID
Examiner Ever and majority Of the clear
ing house committee say personally and
officially that they know Of no
financial trouble in Boston -outside Of
the Maverick Bank and that there Is no exam
nation in progress Of any instttntion other
than the Maverick by the controller, examiner
or the committee. Il -
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Look Out for the Impostor.

Mrs. Isabella Charles Davis has sent out the
following from the headquarters of the Kings
Daughters, SO that all here may be on the
watch and not be taken in by an impostor:
81 learn today from q member of the order
that some man, wearing a silver cross, has
been going about among the circles in wash-
ington asking for subscriptions to open house
for helpless members Of the order He claims
to come from the central council. OF course
the man 10 a fraud We never authorize col
lection Of funds for any purpose whatever"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-07


10 MARGARET HfssiIS sRSoT6 ais ::
Of The late fhinp A and MaIrsret A Hernlin.
souihe.s, on Sunday. November q thence 20 81.
SADIE EsfEiix BksT. t SsIcTed a.asii.s Of WIN:
VII ,sss place sunday Al sr e r.Sanc
6ls street northwest. at z O'Clock pm.
o GaaS . On s6 s.Ssy lss
Caroline Shapey. IN the sixty sscond year OF bis .gs
. ct M son si: Ne
pm. Maryland and Virginia I~pers please copy n
hG%s n o. q e. os
'ii is sr5ssT, :. sss si5 thirty one years
CRAWFORD. On November 4. 1901 q u o,caock
p n aftsr q long and painful Illness. JOSEPH
rison Crawford in the twenty frst year OF his are
May his soul rest in peace.
Funeral viii take place from his late r-s.dence No.
Relatives and friends invited 20 sttend-
@ lifeS ST sSResAsDl s sSts I;
in the nf.y-third year Of his are
Past his suffering. past his pain;
css,, 70, 70 weep ,s Tor tear an, are vain;
For he who suffered is at rect
Funeral services NJ his late residence No ~
Friends invited 70 attend -
., DEs a. .R q Era.y svsH,Ps Nsysps ,ssi
band OF Mamie Dennis. IN the yssr q his
Eighth street southeast. on sunday ct m. Friends
81 sRIosgY; On Saturday norn,ne, xey.nb.r 2.
1ss 4 - s SssSS = ,slS ;sr,s north
Gen. J. Warren Grissby Of DAnville, Ky.
sges ,5S ss ss s. moth 3, asyosd vie -.
Funeral notice 80 Sunday pspera
rl hElpb Ns,.a n ,s sHr ae Rsisfgl n,p:
NJ %s: .;, :ISs; sss e :ssi : G NJ.
H0u s''siy h'''' The AZ sYI'Sss sR ss sEs.S ,
!: !. 81 $ q! s; =
ss1ssI xi 9acia.' .I s::s- n. 8 lss
S:.S:s .; az =: 81 An :.a! %
s'. CO.. Van mus b s'fS ~ IL = ~ ~ e
I.....l ss.a.X, Eey@s.r . 81 IN. fs.n -
ss 49, -. &c TO-: :::.;.;.' 80: 3: -
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6SH so!k s. Loved s 80 10 - - 70 sssa
- ~ $500. - Ne pm,
fos i Z q: s:: :ss. :. r. !. -: =:
Tunsrsl vin s.hs psss from his lsas rsukasos,, SO
- - = - s: :: 81: - ~
omaIn On 10u1ay, Row. q IN. q a
an-. PAIHlCK H., bslovsd hushanl e - n
nd son % ths lssS Stuart M 5ohanna ~
.su: !: &: - E;s 4. s.:s r ''~ -. - ~ -
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Cxuaunz Car
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N RS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP

MIS-. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PEkFICT SUCCESS. II 6OOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALI.AYS al PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA- Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world. Be sure and ash for MN. Winslows Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. rs cents o bottle
dlo-1y
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Mrs.. suilivsn,s Funeral.

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Sullivan took place
a. o. Pstrick's Church this morning. Requiem
mass was sung and q large number attended in
Ars. Sullivan had reached the ripe
afe OF sevenfy-six years, and had BEEN
u Tor some time, though her death came sud-
deniy g last. 6he was The mcehsr of Hr. Thcs
J. Sullivan, ASSISTANT chisf Of ths bureau e e.
craving end printing.
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PERsoxAl--. 81. Bartlett Of Roanoke, Hon
W w. Ncksrson Of Williamsburg, Pa, and
Hon. A. @. Durburow Of Chicago are at VII
lard's--E J. Tottin Of Firdlay. Ohio. G. ].
Carter Of New York, W. ID. Craven of Mary-
land and O. A. Hess of New Jersey
are at the Randall-,-Jno Springer
Of Chicago, Gen. Eehert L. Veile
Of New York, Robert r Fslkner of Philadel-
phia and Morris c. 0lassof St Louis are at the
Arlington. Senator GaIinger Of New Hamp-
shire, r. B. Kerr Of Pfttsburf, Thomas King Of
Baltimore and w. II. Guyer of New York are
at the Shoreham.- II. Hostetter Of Ieayeo-
worth, O. j. Stslls Of New York, J, w. bennett
Of Boston aud G. F. Barre OF New York are a
the Riggs.-R 3. Gibbs Of New York. j. K.
Scott OF Pitosbur6, C. D. Kenny of Baltimore.
Geo. II. Berry Of Boston and a. Aaron of New
York are 81 the Ebbitk--W. 8. Neyin md
wife Of Verona Pa. Mrs.. L W. Livezey Of
Dayton. Ohio aad MiD Alice Rankin of New
York are st TIE Fredonia.-A etetson Of
ba!timore. A. B. Walker Of Cincinnati and r.
a; stout Of New York Are ~ the johnson.
v. J. Humphrey Of Bostoa, II. A. Butrick Of
New Haven, r q. Psps o. Cleveland and Chas.
IhonpsoA q Nilwaskes are At the St.
ys1ea -z1oen Polhenus Of New York, Geo.
T: Rich Of Phil.d4lphis and Lieut. Gov. Stone
'of Penneyavaaia ere - TIE Arno.--C p.
Intro Of Spokane, Wash., and Theo Hun
Of CLEVELAND, ohics ass = H. 1lsEop olitan.-
L n Hoylae q Detrutt q = oasenfcf New Or
leans and Nh. yohn Neshit ed dsnehtsr &
0eorgA aes g - Ia1[o1al 2r. 3. ". Dut-
toh hee 4e1etp Auguge4 q, a. tu1fnew con
nseted NiA - ezvedton
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Jay Gould Not III,

New YORK, Nov. 7.-At the Office Of Mr.. Jay
Gould it was this morning denied that that
gentleman ia ILL., It was pointed out in support
of this statement that while Mr.. Gould was at
his home or out driving his physician WIS down
Mr.. Gould's Office for long time.
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WHAT GOES ON ABROAD.
News of General Interest Cabled From the
Old World.

News of General Interest Cabled From the
Old World.
LONDON, Nov. d-Baror de Reuter-. head Of
Reuters Telegram Company, has received the
sanction of the queen to assume in England
the title Of baron. conferred upon him by the
Duke Of Saxe-Coburg. This privilege has been
granted only five times during the reign of
Queen Victoria, and is in special recognition OF
the services of Baron de Reuter- in establishing
q system Of international intelligence.
The returns of the board of trade for October
show that during the month the imports de-
creased fS70,000 and exports decreased
e., $4,000 as compared with those for the
corresponding month last year.
The Neae Free Presse Of Vienna says that
the Hungarian treasury has accumulated the
sum Of 81, 0O0, 600 forms in gold in order to
re-establish the currency of that country
ing from cerebral anamia, due TO old age. His
condition causes grave apprehension. His
holiness recently remarked to Cardinal Lam
genieux, archbishop of Rheims, that he Thought
the end Of his life was near.
MINISTER POTTER COMING
Mr.. A. G. Porter, United States minister 70
Italy. has received permission from his gov
eminent to make . brief visit 10 the United
StaseA Mr.. Porter starts shortly for his home
in indianapolis.
Baron Fava, Italisn minister to the United
States, who has been absent from his post Of
duty on leave for some time owing 70 the con-
troversy which Arose between the Italian end
United States Govsrnmsnts on account Of ths
New Orleans affair, has been promoted 10 the
rank Of plenipotentiary of the first clasa
The government has fully discussed the mill
taxy System Of Holland and has decided strongly
in favor Of compulsory service.
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nILLs, cnIsP AND NcAuLrx BHlrxvEp TO BIZ IL
THE LEAD--vHAf n cr.Aurp pY TIE FRIENDS
OF EAcH-oosslP ABOUT TEE MINOR OFFICES OF
THE HOUSE.
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A Kansas Blaine McKinlsy League.

TOPEKA. KAN, Nov. IA meeting Of the
leading republicans all through The state was,
held here Last night and q ins-AcKiuley
League was formed. The purpose Il to or
ganize similar leagues In all fhe,eountiAA the
theory being that the next campaign viii Be ON
the tariff and reciprocity issues. = So =
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ATTENDED BY CROWDS.
Solemn Pontincal Mass Celebrated for Mon
signor Preston.

siGnor Preston.
New YORK, Nov. THE funeral services
over the body Of the late Monsignor Preston
took place at St. AIMS Church this morn
ing at 10 clock. The church was crowded and
many were turneda away. Solemn pontiHcal masa
Of requiem was read with Archbishop Corrigan
celebrant; Arch Mgr. Farley, arch priest; Revs.
John NJ. Edwards and Joseph F. Mooney. dea-
cons Of honor; Rev. Thomas +. Lynch, deacon
and DIR. Mcdonald, master Of ceremonies.
The remains we're encased in an oaken casket
heavily draped with black resting on a
catafalque Of royal purple. The features Of
the deceased were lifelike and lying in full
view of those present. He looked 40 II in calm
repose-
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NEW YoRx, Nov, Ut Was san To-day That
DR.. Briggs friends viii mako another e6ost q
the meeting Of the presbytsry on Monday to
have the committee Of prosscutidn discharged.
The complexion Of the lay element viii -
vastly dihersut from what u va Wednesday,
when the trial was held. 49,
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Marriage licenses have been issued by she
clerk Of the court to the following: Alonzo
Perry and Elizabeth Williams. Karl Eeolf and
Katie seitz. Philip Rropp and Lena Door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-07
n.a,v Hurt ~ ro.t n.n pr.ot,e..

Bosros, Nov. John Cranstou, the efficient
center rush Of the Harvard foot ball eleven,
severely wrsnchcd one OF his knees in practice
yesterday. His injuries viii incapseitsts him
for work ON the team this season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-07
Con Liver On

Con Liver On
Suggests Consumption, which ID almost
unfortunate. Its hsst use 10 before you fear
consumption-w when you begin to get thin.
Consumption ID only one Of the dangers Of
thinnsss.
SCOTS
EMULSION OF COD LIvEa OIL
Makes the thin plump. and the plump are
almost safs.
LIT NJ send you book on CAREFUL
LIvING-frse.
SCOTT BROWNE. Chemists. l32 South 9Th ave-,
New York.
Your drurEist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Liver
otl-sll druggists svEywhsrs do. 81 nos
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MARKIkn
DIED.

swARD5JoSEs. Az baltimore. Nd. August "a
1901 BY Rev. u. DIN EldTidEe, JANIS NJ. WAkD -
JosEPHlNE JONES. both Of Washington, d. C.
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Baron Hlrseh i reported tahs aEssneine -
tnternational Jeviah congress = b bed n
London next year
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IxDIASAroLls, IxD., Nov. IA special
TO the Neos from New Albany, Ind.
ays: A cattle train on The LouisvillA
Evansville and st. Louis road became N
manageable ON Edwardsvflle hull six miles IRON
this city, at 2 o'clock this morning and daahed
into the city 81 the rate Of . mile minuts, col
hiding With . yard engine, turning Il over oni>s
side and running 70 ths yards Of p. c. @. and
- Louis . .sai.osd, vssrs = ssrusk
demolishing both enginea Engineer Pstsr
Hurley had both legs broken and vas inter-
nally injured. ne property ~ will amount
% ao,ooQ
The accident was mADd BY ~ bWs0ine q
the brakemsn we're unable 10 stop - tEsfa b.
means q tho hand brakss.
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Range Of the rbermom.e.r

Tho following were the readings at the ONCE
OF the weather bureau today: Sam, 81; ap.m-,
81; maximum, "a; minimum, s.
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FINANCIAL AND conGrxc1Az.

New York Stock Maykse.
he following afe the openinG and ciosine prices q
e Neg Yorf sseei M.sist. e. EIortsd 81 special
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al GRACE ST.. RICHMOND. VA.
June %. 1891.
Some Is months ago Mr. John Q. Stubs treated one
of my sons for an inpedment in speech. Ths treat
ment successful and continues to the present
time. s0ordins me entire satisfaction-
IT II. 1. JAMES, N. d.
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PARNEtLlTES BEATEN
Result Of Yesterdays Parliamentary
Election in Cork.
RACING 10 GO ON At BENNING.
Quiet at Rio and Confidence Es-
tabIished in Brazil.
CALIFORNIANS A ND CHILE.
AGING TO GO ON At BENNING.
CALIFoRNIANs AND CHILE.
TO SUCCEED PARNELL.

Martin Flavin, McCarthyite, Elected by 1,112
Plurality Over Redmond.
CoRx. Nov. 7.--Mr. Martin Flavin, the Me-
Carthyite candidate for the seat in parliament
for Cork city left vacant by the death Of Charles
Stewart Parnell, has been elected by plurality
Of 1,512 votes over tho Parnellite candidate,
Mr.. John Z. Redmond The result Of the count
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FOURTH AUDITOR LYNCH Of the Treasury De-
partment,. in his annual report. states that
during the year his Office disbursed s2,272. 74s
on account Of is. $50 navy pensions. The work
Of the office is reported well up and in every
division the claims and accounts on hand un-
settled is considerably Less than at the end of
the preceding FISCAL year.
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No OrHER PnEpAaAr1os
Is las GOOD AS"
PONDS EXTRAoT.

MANY PERsoss
Are broken down from overvork or household cares.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Rebuilds the system, aids digestion. excess
Of bile and cures malaria. Get the genuine
II ARsH PCRGATIYE REMEDIES ARE FAST
IL giving to the semitic action and mild effects
Of Carter's Little Liver Pills II you try them they
will certainly please you