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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS

II 10 Organized and Ready for Business
What Assessor Moore Says of Their Duties.
The permanent board of assessors az contem-
plated by the act Of March s, 1891, buckled on
their armor and entered upon their official
duties today. Assessor Cook was the first
to arrive, and he was almost imme-
diately followed by Messrs. Moore and Dawson.
After paving their respects TO the Commission
ers and taking the oath of Office they adjourned
to the room which has been built for their espe-
cial occupancy and there organized. Assessor
Trimble has moved his Office to this room and
here also the board Of equalization will
meet The board Of assessors we're not Off
cially appointed until this morning 1t was
found some days ago that the law required each
person appointed to file within ten days after
such notice his bond, and failing to do this the
appointment shall be void. In view of this
the Commissioners did not officially appoint
the board Of assistant ASSESSORS until this morn
ing.
ArALK WITH MR.. MOORE.
In conversation with q STAR reporter this
morning Assistant Assessor Moore said that he
realized the importance Of the Office and knew
that there was great deal of work in
store for the board. There is Q
clause in the law he added, (which
says that the assistant assessor shall
view each piece Of property before assessing
the same. Now If it means that we must
before nppraising a piece of property, 60 to it
and see this piece of property is SO many feet
front, If SO many feet deep, we
would be old men before the assessment Of the
property In the District of Columbia could be
completed. There are several other questions
which We will submit TO the attorney for the
District for his opinion. The work. as 1 said
before, looks hard. and hill short distance
away looks hard to climb, but when we get to
1t we find 1t is comparatively easy"
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MARHlTD.

ACsTIN-LANGHoRNE On June 10. 1901. 81 the
reslden,e q the brides PARENTS, 3r,5 North fifth
street. lhilade phta, Ia. by the kev D. n >ewb~rry.
LLkANnR N. LANGHoKNE 20 JOSEPH ". AUs-
I'm al WASHINGTON. ID. 4.
BeuN>-Dt fOIR. TN Tu.slsS 81 noon Ct ~.
~ tes Nlnrc. BY the pastor, ieN. Dr. j. b. ferrl,
nr: ANDREW J, BROWN 10 Misc GRACE RITiH
bifoth. daughter Of Hon. u.iNsr pulour and grand
Iauster OF the late Rev CALVIN " Ruter Of Indiana
Socards Indiana paper, ples-- COPY
81 k0Es>-sTU BBI.EfIEID un June N 1901.
Al the residence bride ,sl south Carolina ave
nlns southeast hy the Rev. =. NJ. Newman, N. A.
bthNtss 9. West suI,erur. Wis. and ALICE n,
SIT bSLtf ltl.b of Nsshinston u. q. No caris
NtLL>.-Noi.kfNl>G. on June no. ls,l. At 3
pm. al The pArsunage the talNary ~. o. Chursh,
- ley DT, Ovens. fENIoN q. WELLS 90 LOU ISL
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The Commissioner VIII. IL 10 Said, Dismiss
Dr. fownshe.d In . Few Day..
The much-looked for rssisnation Of Health
Omcer Townshend did not come TO hand to-
day and the Commissioners took NO action In
the matter.
IL Is understood that Col. Robert wanted to
call the matter up for final disposition today,
but Commissioner Douglass was unwill-
ing that the health officer should be
dismissed until after another friend Of
Or. Townshend's had been heard II seems
that Commissioner Douglass has promised to
hear this gentleman before taking fnal action.
and se this friend 10 at present ont Of town
It VIII be three or four days at least before the
matter 10 finally disposed Of.
Meanwhile DR.. Townshend maintains Q re-
spectful silence. His friends are active, how
ever, and are making strenuous efforts to save
him. 1t 10 certain that the Commissioners have
decided to dismiss him and only the interven-
ton OF the President can alter their course.
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A TERRIBLE PLUNGE.
Seven Loaded Cars Break Away From Q
Freight Train on n Hill.

Seven Loaded Cars Break Away From o
Freight Train on HILL
CINCINNATI, ONO. July IA freight train on
the Louisville and Nashville railroad broke in
two at an early hour this morning
while ascending the grade near wilder's
Station, Ky. Seven loaded cars which were
released stopped for moment and then began a
downward plunge. At the foot of the hill a
second train was just beginning to climb the
grade and the engineer had just time enough
to give warning whistle for the men to
jump. On the cars which broke loose were
two brakemen. T. ]. Powers and Sam. Strain,
who undertook to check the cars and didn't
discover their danger until it was too late to
jump. They were taken from the wreck and
brought to the Good Samaritan Hospital in
this city badly injured Both men are from
Louisville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk Of the court to the following: John
O'Connor and Annie Hogan; W. c. Ramsdell
and Elizabeth G. Van Trump, both of Whining
ton, Del; Byron E. Shear Of Aspen, Col, and
jennie A Luce; +. g. Wills of Fairfax Station.
Va, and Louise volkening; Harry A. Burgess
Of West Superior, Wis, and Alice H. Stubble-
field; W. Ii. Campbell and Mary E. Payne Of
Fairfax county. Va; Maurice Cleary and Min
ME Butler; E. H. Murphy Of Gordonsville, Va
and Rose Naylor Of Fairfax Court House, Va.
John B. Dieste and Mary Elise wahl; Fred
Wassmsnn and Adolphine Bueter; Erastus 8.
Stephens and Flora @. Robey; J. R. Murphy of
Howard county, Nd, and Maria E. Yates of
Montgomery county, Nd; H. b Matthews and
Sophie Plummer; Alex. Bray and Fannie Mont
gomery; Alex. Contse Worthington and Ellen
May Owens; Edward Williams and Katie II.
Kelley; Monroe w. Riohmond of Charlton
Heights, Nd, and Josephine Robinson.
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ALARMED FOR MR.. BLAINE.


He Had Bad Turn Yesterday, But 10 Better
To-day.
NEW YoRK, July la special to the Mail and
Express from Bar Harbor says that Mr.. Blaine
had bad turn shortly after dinner last evening
and physician was summoned.
The attack proved to be not very severe, but
it alarmed the family. Today he is much
better. The special adds that Mr..
Blaine is thin and sallow and suffers
from nervous prostrasion. His voice has
lost strength and he easily becomes hoarse
and coughs frequently If he talks much. II is
hard to get him to take the rest he really
needs. He is an indefstigable worker.
The Marquis Imperiali, secretary Of the
italian legation, is at Bar Harbor today to con-
suit Mr.. Blaine.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS PLEASED.
He Is Glad to Hear of the Pope's Resolutio
on the Cahensly Matter.

BALTIMORE, Nd, July When Cardinal
Gibbons read the Associated Press dispatch
Of today from Rome, stating that the Pope
has written him that he will never
concede the demands made by Herr Cahcnsly
on behalf Of the st. Raphael societies for the
protection of Catholic emigrants in SO far as
the appointment of national bishops is
concerned, and the pope has also refused the
petition Of the Poles III the United
States for the appointment Of Po-
lish bishop, Cardinal Gibbons remarked he
was very glad to receive the information His
eminence added, II was not unprepared for a
communication Of this kind from the holy
father"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING PERMITS

BUILDING PERMITS
were issued today as follows George W. Boyd,
one brick dwelling, 203 Maryland avenue north
east; $4,000. John McKenna, one brick dwell
ing. 1414 saith street northwest; $4,000. I. C.
Thompson, one frame dwelling in Takoma
Park; S2,5O0.
TRANSFERRED TO THE REGULAR ROLL
The following clerks in the sewer division on
the per diem roll were today, in accordance
with the last appropriation bill, transferred to
the regular roll: Superintendent of sewers, d.
E. McComb; assistant engineers, C. B. Ball and
o. H. Ingalls,; A. E. Phillips draughtsman; NJ
E. Ward, leveler; Frank Hamlink, Jno. Zug
and H. ]. Sherman to be rodmen; G. W. Bow
man and H. ID. Mankin to be axmen; L. p,
Broadshaw, clerk at IL 200; J. n. Oliver and J.
+. Oulahan, clerks at 81 900; j. E. Payne and
J. G. Larner and W. H. Simpson to be rewcr
tappers: H. NJ. Woodward to be permit clerk:
8. w. Nelson, assistant permit clerk.
PLAT OF WEST LEXINGTON APPROVED.
The Commissioners today approved plat Of
West lexington, which was recently changed
by the introduction Of alleys through the
square. The alleys are twenty feet wide and
will be paved with asphalt blocks
DIED AT THE ASYLUM HOSPITAL
Richard Moss, the electric light man who fell
from tree at Glen Echo and injured his head.
died yesterday morning ct the Washington
Asylum Hospital. Drs. Bovse, Walsh and
Stoutenburgh attended him.
MIsc1LLAxIous.
The new chief clerk Of the engineer depart
ment, Mr.. John Walker, entered upon his duties
today.
VIM. G. Spring has been appointed assistant
sealer Of weights and measures.
The COMMISSIONERS have increased the GALAXY
OF Richard Anderson, van driver Of the Police
Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

The following appointments we're made by
the President today:
Walter Wyman, supervising surgeon general
marine hospital service, and Byron Sunder-
land, DID,, Of the District of Columbia, to be
visitors to the Government Hospital for the
Insane.
w. L. Thompson of Colorado, to be receiver
Of public moneys at Leadville, Colo
Henry kernaghan Of Mississippi, to be regis
ter of the land Office at jackson. Miss.
John Ii. Robertson Of New Mexico, to be
agent for the Indians of the Pueblo and Jica-
rilla agency in New Mexico.
John w. Crawford of Oregon, to be agent for
the Indians OF tire Umatilla agency in Oregon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

The PHILADELPHIA BANKs.-The controller
of the currency this morning received letter
from Mayor Stuart of Philadelphia acknowledge
ing the receipt OF his letter in regard to the
appointment Of two expert accountants to in
vestigate the affairs of the Keystone National
Bank and the Spring Garden National Bank OF
Philadelphia and saying that he would NOM
mate the experts in a short time.
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BRAVE MRS. GREENWOOD,
she Dimes with the Queen and May be Given
the Victoria Cross.

the Victoria Cross.
LONDON, July Mrs. F. st. Clair Grim
wood, the widow of Mr.. F. st. Clair Grimwood,
the British resident at Manipur, who lost his
life during the massacre at that place in March
last, by the queens command had lunch with
her majesty at Windsor Castle this afternoon
Mrs. Grimwood. it will be remembered, be-
came prominent through the hardships she
endured and by her heroic conduct after
she escaped from Manipur, in recogni-
ton Of which the young widow was
pensioned and decorated with the red cross
There has also been talk of comforting upon
her the Victoria cross, awarded to soldiers.
sailors and marines who distinguished them
selves brilliantly in face Of the enemy.
In this case Mrs. Grimwood would be the
only lady upon whom that honor will have been
conferred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

today resumed the purchase OF silver. The
amount offered for sale was 1,035. 900 ounces,
Of which $40, 900 ounces were purchased as fol-
lows: 1900 ounces at Sl.0l25, %. 600 ounces
at $1.0l75, 10000 ounces at $1,000, 80, 900
ounces at Sl.0220, 10O,0 900 ounces at Sl.0224
306, 900 ounces at S1.0225.
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New Commi.sion.r Of p.,-nt..

new CO1nmIe61Onef OF PAtents.
It is understood that the President will this
afternoon or tomorrow appoint VIM. E.
SimOnds Of Hartford, Conn.,, to be commits
sioner of patents vice Chas. E. Mitchell, re.
signed. Mr.. Simonds ID q member of the firm
of Simonds 4 Burdette Of Hartford and repre-
sented the first district Of Connecticut in the
last Congress.
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TIRED OF HER OLD LOVE.

Gertrude Potter Of Chicago win We'd . Har-
ward Student.
CHICAGO, July 1.-Gertrude Potter, daughter
of o. W. Potter, will soon be married to F. Lee
Rust Of Boston, a student at Harvard. Miss
Potter's name appeared in the newspapers
some time ago. She fell in love with young
man who carried morning papers, and her
wealthy parents tried to break the engagement.
In the end it was broken and the lover sent
to Joliet for theft. In bill which he after
ward filed in court he charged Mr.. Potter with
conspiring with several others to land him in
the penitentiary. The fellow sued for $780,
900 and the action is awaiting trial
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Work Of tn. Fish Inspector.

During the quarter ending June so Inspector
OF Marine Products Harris, inspected at the
river front the following: 4.ss7, Iso herring,
Sl2. 76S shad, e.S26 hickory jacks, 5a.57o
punches Of trout, 1920 bunchcs OF bIuefi 81 !,
lA,2s2 punches Of catfish, l2,76i lunches Of
white perch, IL SOS punches Of rockfsh, $3.50
punches of croakers, S,2O4 bnnches Of yelio =
perch. 100 benches of butter1sh. 2,s7l bunch~s
Of eels, l.2S1 lunches Of muliets. Us bunches
OF pike. e6s punches Of founders, II, 100 spanish
msckerei, !, VS. carp, l03 sheephead, 1s4 sturg-
con, 80 porgies ana Is drumnsh.
Among the condemnations were ll5. 500 her
ring, ESQ shad. and s,x5o banchss Of various
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HoIr's CAsE.-In response to an inquiry fror

HoIr's CAsE.-In response to an inquiry from
the Department Of State as to the progress of
the extradition proceedings in the case of True
W. Holt. the alleged defaulting officer of the
Weisbach Gas Company, Minister Lincoln
has cabled from London that Holt is supposed
to be under arrest at Coxhaven, and that the
English government has informed him that the
German officials are considering what DISPOSE
ton to make of Holt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

COPYRIGHT PRocLAMArIoS.-The President
today issued proclamation providing for the
granting of copyrights in the United States to
the citizens or subjects of Belgium, France,
Great Britain and Switzerland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

The MASKAro BUILDING SrrE.-Assistant
Secretary Crounse has selected the property at
the corner of I'd and jackson streets, Mankato.
Mimi, as the site Of the public building in that
city: This property was obtained at . cost OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July Flour dun. unchanged
receipts, 4.425 barrels: shipments, 176 barrels:
sales, sou barrels. Wheat steadier-No 2 red
spot, LooksLoosl; the month, sIka97x; August,
9daS6A; september, 95xa95x; October, 80; SOUTH
ern wheat weak; FultZ, S5a1.03, new; Long
berry, looal.os new-recepts, sS,1ss bushels; ship
mente, 1900 bushels; stock, 2l4,253 bushels:
sales, $1,000 bushels. Corn strong-mixed spot,
Is; the month, 64a; August, esk; september, So,6;
spot, No. 2, white, 15 southern corn, whte easier,
rs yellow, steady, .O-receipts, s5,SSa bushels
shipments, 42,SS6 bushels; stock, 237,5sl bushels
sales, 5000 bushels, Oats weak-No. 2white west
ern, AZ No. mixed western, 41-receipts, 1U,G0O
bushels stock, 81, 2S4 bushels. Rye inactive-No.
g. SoaSS-receipts, lso0 bushcls stock, $500 bush
els. Hay steady-go0d TO choice timothy, i0.5Oa
100. Grain freights steady, unchanged. Cotton
weak-middling, Skasa. Butter nrm-creamery
fancy, lsX; do. fair to choice, 1Ssls; do. imits.
ton, lsaiS; ladle, fancy, II: do. good TO choice.
l1alS; store-packed, 10al2. Eggs, scsrce-lIkalS.
Coffee steady-Rio cargoes, fair, lsx; No. I, l7X.
Peanuts unchanged. Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE. July Virginia threes, ssk;
Baltimore and Ohio stock, IS asked; Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern irsts. ss; nrst incomes,
81; do second incomes, liz; do. third incomes,
8; Consolidated gas bonds. i0s; do. stock. <sk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

DISTINCTIVE PAPER.-Crane d Co. Of Dalton,
Mass, have been awarded the contract for sup
plying the Treasury Department with distinc-
tive paper for checks and drafts at their bid of
3s1s cents per pound. They were the only bid
ders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

The Civil SERVICE COMMISSIONERS called on
the President this morning and talked about
the new rules that are to be adopted for the
Indian service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01
Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-Regular call-12 o'clock M: Metropolitan
Bank, 4 at $50. lexington and Soldiers Home
hailroad' rs at ~ 70 at 49, washington Cas- IS at
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp es, 1891,
gold DID ia asked Per imp IS 1881, cur
currency lol bid. 2vyear fund, 6s, 1s92 gold, 100
bid, - asked. 2o-year fund.- s., 1892 gold, lO6 bid,
= asked. Water stock. IS, 1901, currency, I23 bid
3O-year fund, Is, gold, 1902 1lS bid, - asked
Water stock, Is, currency, 1903 IAN bid, - asked.
is Fund s bid isS asked
town Railroad l0-4U, is, = bid, M asked. Wash
ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible d.
IS, iyos, lO5 bid, - asked. Washington Market
Company. LIST mortgage Is, los bid asked. WASH
ingtOn Market Company, imp. Is, IFS bid, l2l asked
American Security anu Trust Company IS, 100 bid,
asked. Washington Light Infantry Isl mortgage,
Is, 1914, Us bid, = asked Washington Light IN
fantry I'd, ss 1904, ssh bid, lOi asked Washington
asked. Washington Gas Light Company, series
u, Us, l2o bid = asked. Washington Gas COM
pany Convertible Is, la bid. 1884, asked. Ecking-
toll Railroad Is, IS bid IOz asked.
National Bank Stocks-Bank Of Washington. 4s5
bid, 500 asked hank Of Republic. $40 bid. : asked.
Second. : bid, 2oo asked. Farmers and Me-
chanics. 1SS bid. - asked. Citizens. lao bid
ls5 asked. Columbia. - bid, 100 asked Cap-
lO2 asked. Traders, ia bid. - asle- Lincoln
- bid. 1854 asked.
railroad stocks-washington and Georgetown,
Columbia - bid, 70 asked. Capitol and North o
Street, - bid, 40 asked lexington and Sodiery
home, 40 bid, 81 asked. Georgetown anu len
leytown, 81 bid. az asked. Rock Creek, 100 bid.
insurance Stocks--ciremeas bid, 80 asked
Franklin, 90 bid, 10 asked Metropolitan, 81 bid
asked. National Union, IS Did, - asked. Airing
ton, AS bid, - asked. Corcordn, Us bid, asked
Columbia, l53. bid, Il asked. GermaIi-Anerican,
1SU bid, - asked. Potomac, IS bid, IS asked
Riggs, ~ bid, asked. Peoples, s did, -
asked Lincoln, bid - asked Commerclsi, 4
bid. - asked.
Title insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, LIS
bid, 1855 asked Columbia Title, bid, asked.
Gas and Electric Light StocKs-Washington Gas
43h DID, ~ asked. Georgetown Gas, - O.d. U. 1.
Electric Light, l50 bid, IOl asked
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvania, % bd,-asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac, oil y bid, "a asked. Amer
lean uraphOphOne, 5 bid, ~ asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-M ashington Market Com
pany, bid, q asked Great alls Ice Company
= bid, asked. bull hun Panorama Com.
pany, l6 bid, Us asked Pneumatic Gun Car
rage, - bid, l asked
sale Deposit anu trust Companies
Safe Deposit Company, lie bid, asked. Wash.
fngton loan anu Trust Company, s5 bid, 81
asked American Security and Trust COMPANY ,
W bid. IS asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

BosroS, July PROT Lebarron Russell
Briggs has assumed the duties of dean Of Hsr-
ward College, succeeding Clement Lawrence
Smith, resigned. Prof. Smith has been dean
since 1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER has returned to
Washington from a visit to Indiana and re-
sumed his duties at the Department Of Justice
this morning.
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Routz Acquitted.

In the Police Court today Vim. Bontz, con-
victed yesterday Of working the fim-fiam game
At the Baltimore and Ohio depot. was given a
new trial. II was conciusively shown tina.
Irvine was mistaken az to Bontx and be vas
acquitted.
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The Alsxandri. City Council.

Special Dispatch TO the kvenins Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July LAT the organize
ton OF the city council today, noon, Mr.. WIN.
Il. Msrbury was unanimously reelected prssi-
dent OF the board Of aldermen.
In the common council NeesrS. Hubert
6nowden and Gen. fisher were nominated for
president 4r.6nowden received yotss and Mr..
Fiaher votest and on motion Of Mr.. Fisher the
vote for 0r. Snowden was made unanimous,
and he took ths chair e president Of The board.
Al the clerks and messenger wsrs re-elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

Chariss Wsst and Benjanin Oounslly for sn-
Sasiae he Ashs paid - each - t6s fo,iss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

The commercial treaty with America WAS
dgusd yesterday in Madrid. Il win be pub
lshsd on August I and win 90 into operation
6sptsmbef I.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

New York Stock Market,
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson aud Mccartney, 1910 4 street.
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Knocked Out In the Forty Hirhth Round,

Kh0cked Out In the F0Fty-EIghth Round.
SAN FRAScIsco, July 1.-The Australian
heavy weights. Billy Smith and Jack Slavin,
brother Of the well-known Frank slavin, met at
the Occidental Club last night Ii finish fight
for pure of Sl,l50. Smith was knocked out
in the forty-eighth round
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

Wn- Jones. c6lorsd man was tried h yudgs
utller's court today on . charge Of cmbcxsls-
ment.and be vs. committed N default q 80
fer ths aetion Ct The grad juxy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

Usscnuruuous ImrAroRs
Have sought to pront by the high reputation OF
JOHANN HoFrs MALT EXTRACT Beware Of
them. Look for the signature Of Johann Hof'' ON
the neck Of every bottle. EIsNER d MENDELsoS
CO.. Barclay street. New York. agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

John McClain, . Trenton, n. J., street ear
driver, blew ous his brains yesterday morning.
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TIE ANNOTATED
sIEAM CARPET CLEANING AND RENovATiNa
WORKS.
r-Os and l7l0 Z IT. NV.
Ars doirg the hsst hind Of work. Prices Of cleaning
Yer yEe, ingram. Sc. 1.psstry and eody, -. Vel
vet, Wilton. Mo9ustte and Administer Sc Rugs. 25e.
70 90 4. Per yard additional II ei-sned BY the new
fe.,hsr, renovated CARPETS taken Up and laid
Leave orders once. l1OS and l1lO n
Jellas Lhnsoursks furniture and carpet house.
l3,A AMI sta Thos. =. Luitreil. dry sCods. cor;
2Dth s. and Pa. ave. NJ. II. Sexmyer, halter and
turnishnss. 3l03 st. Meetings. Dry Goods store.
In .ti "a n 1he Enterpr1ss Dry GOODS HOUSE.
n. NEwMYER. Manaesr
Tslsphons 500. myi3
1SoR sALE-PoPULAR MUSIC ONLY SC. LARGE
assorilnent copyright law aSsinst cheap music
THOMsoN's MUSIC sTokE Sii ilth 81 jsI5-lm
Eok ANY CASE OF NERVOUSNESS. sLEEPLESs-
Il ness veal stomach. Indigestion. dyspepsia. try
Carriers Little Nerve Pills. Relief Is sure The only
nsIys n.edleine ior the prlce In market
nF EXQUISITE FLAVOR, PURE AND WHO'LL
" some Ansosturs bitters IL standard table deli
Sscy. S,.e nAlafaeturers. Dr. J. O. b. SIE6ERT
DOkSL Al AL axusgists'.
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The President will leave Washington Friday
morning for Cape May. n. j.. and for the next
eve or six weeks will transact ell public busi-
ness requiring his attention at that place.
Private Secretary Halford viii join him there
next week and establish an once at come con-
venient place near the President's cottage aud
win arrange for telegraphie connection
with the executive departments nj Washington.
Mrs. Dimmick and Mrs. Parker. nseces Of Mrs.
Harrison. left Washington today for Cape MAY.
The President will be accompanied by Lieut.
John y. Parker. L. L. n. The White Houss
will undergo extensive repairs during the sum-
mer months and will not be habitable.