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PERsoNAI--Isaac ID. Smead Of Toledo, E. Il.
McCay Of Orange, N. j., and A. B. Hopper Of
Newark, N. j., are at Willards.-E H. Ackley
Of New York, Jos. A. Hine of Philadelphia and
E. N Mallory OF Baltimore are at the
Randall.-Samuel G. Evans of Evans
vile, Ind, Geo. G. Potts of Watauga
Tenn, Edgar g. Miller Of Baltimore
are al the Arlington.-W. NJ. Slime Of Alton,
o., J. F. C. Blackhurst and j. A. Benton Of
New York are at the Shoreham. m.--ThOmas p.
Heath Of New York, George r. Watkins Of Bos-
ton, II. C. Stilwell Of st. Paul and I. \. Hughes
of Philadelphia are at the JOhnson.--Dr.
Henry s. De Forest, president OF faiiadega Col
lege, Talladega, Ala, Prof Chas. A. Harper Of
Michigan. Prof. G. B. Thwing Of the
are at the Fredonia. Wright Of Hartford,
s. E. Emery Of Suncook. N. H., and G. J. Viii
son of Springfield, Mass, are at the St.
James.--Prof. Ormond Stone of the Univer-
sity of Virginia, Prof: Joseph Jastrow Of
Madison, Wis, Prof. c. L. Doolitsle Of Bethle-
hem. Pa, and Prof. P. C. Frear of Ann Arbor,
Mich, are at the Arno.-Henry Ellsworth Of
Chicago, L. H. Bailey OF Ithaca, N.
y, and E NJ. Turner Of Morgan
Charles N. Thomas of New York, Ernst Eek
hardt Of Sheboygan, Wis, and Newton Mans
field Of Ashland. Ohio are at the Metropolitan.
MIR. j. j. Dermody is at Atlantic City for a
stay Of two weeks.-Mr. Gwyun l. White is
on a three weeks tour of the lower Chesa-
Of Chicago. formerly Of this city, is
here spending his vacation with relatives.-
Mr.. Chss. A. Cotterill has returned from q trip
to Manitoba and the northwest-Mr. Jacob
Philadelphia, Boston and New York.-Mr. j.
Q. Harvey will visit Niagara, Canada, Saratoga,
Bar Harbor, and ON his return will visit Atlantic
City for week.
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DRAWBACK ALLowANCEs.-Article 81 Of the
regulations of November Is. 1890, providing
that application for allowance of drawback
on an article for which no rate has been estab-
ished shall be made to the Secretary of the
''Such application shah be furnished to the
collector Of customs at the port from which
the expectation for drawback is intended to be
made, who shall transmit the same to the Sec
retary with his recommendation as to the rate
to be established"
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QUARANTINE STATIoN.-The collector of Gus
toms at Burlington, VT, has indorsed petition
for the establishment of quarantine station
at Richford, VT, and the matter has been re-
ferred to the Secretary Of Agriculture for such
action as he may deem necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

AFFAIRs IN CHINA.-The Navy Department has
received mail advices dated July 20 from Ad-
mirsl Belknap, commanding the Asiatic station
The admiral reports that at the time of writing
there was no change in the condition Of affairs
In China since his previous report, which
showed that the riotous demonstrations against
foreigners had subsided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

The COMPTON uRT-MABTIAI.-The proceed
ings Of the court-martial that tried Col Chas.
E. Compton of the fourth cavalry at Walla
Walla, Wash, for negligence for allowing his
soldiers to leave their barracks and lynch a
man named Hunt have been received by the
judge advocate general Of the army, who has
sent them to the Secretary of War. After being
considered by the Secretary the record will be
sent to the President for his action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

NEW BANKs.-Tle controller of the currency
has authorized the First National Bank Of
Augusta, Me-, and the First National Bank OF
Elbow Lake. Mimi, to begin business, each
with a capital stock Of S50, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

BosToN APPRAIsEMENTs.-TheU United States
general appraiser in charge at New York has
been instructed to detail general appraiser
to proceed to Boston for the purpose of con-
Quoting reappraisement proceedings in appeal
cases involving the proper certification of FISH,
hooks, earthern ware, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

DISTRICT PATESTs.-Patentsh have been issued
to residents of the District as follows: To Chas
E. Creecy, Washington, D. c., assignor to Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage and Power Company of
West Virginia, for an hermetic metal vessel to
David +. and p. A. Saum, Washington, DC,
for suspended rotary cabinet; to Samuel E..
Wheatley and J. W. Schiosser, assignors to
Wheeless Electric Railway Company of WASH
ington, DC. electric railway system; to Wm
Z. Prall of Washington, DC, patent for con-
denser, street car motor and traction device.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

EXTRA STAR ToNIGHT.-An extra STAR will
be issued at $50 o'clock this evening, giving
the results in today's races of the national
amateur regatta on the Potomac.
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Mrs. Amelie Rives-Chsnler. accompanied by
her husband, Mr.. John Armstrong Chanlsr, and
her cousin, Mass Page, and Miss Piessssnts of
Virginia sailed from Hayro on saturday on Il
Champagne
London cablegram says that Slavin and
Mitchell will sail for America on September n
III Savin sees on his arrival that there 10 no op-
portnnity for match with Sullivan he vln ss,
range Q match with James Corpett
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IF. sPIcER was yesterday appointed fourth
class postmaster at Golden Hill, Md.
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GEO. F. HARBE RT has been appointed United
States gauger in the first district Of New Jer-
sew.
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-The Navy Department
has awarded to j. N. Hayes d Co. of Boston,
Mass, the contract for repairing wharf No. 8
at the navy yard, Boston, Mass. Their bid was
So 7lO.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Intern,
revenue, S465, 1888; customs, s443, ,326.
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AMERICAS SAVANS.
The Association for the Advancement
Of Science Convened Today.
A CONGRESS OF THE WISE.

Warm Words Of Welcome Spoken by Assist
ant Secretary Willets and DR.. James DWELL
ing-Presidsnt Prescott's Response-Scenes
at the Columbian University Building.
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DISMISSED ON HER HUsBAND's REcoMMENpA

DISMISSED ON HER HUSBANDS RECoMMENpA-
TIoS.-Acting Secretary Nettleton signed an or
der yesterday dispensing with the services of
Mrs Catherine Mcclure as assistant keeper of
the light station at Marquette, Mich. singu-
lar feature Of this case is that the woman's dis
missal is based on complaints made by her hus-
band, who is keeper Of the station. He charges
her with inattentiOn to duty. In reporting on
the case the inspector Of the district suggests
that the appointment Of u man as assistant
keeper would be best for the interests of the
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

E~TO TOURISTS AND THOSE CONTEM.
plating European voyage We would direct
attention ~ our 'Trayelers' Outnttng Department"
containing Steamer Trunks, Ladies' Dress Trunks,
Trunks. Real Alligator Baxs. Gladstone Bags. Dress
SUIT Cases. Toilet Cases Canvas Extension Cases for
steamer rugs and extra wraps-in all An exten-
slvs assortment Of English and American Steamer
kuss and snawls for railway travel. in plaids and
stripes. from IS to ol5 each For the convenience of
patrons viii mark and deliver Steamer Chair.
board steamer sailin9 from New York. Boston.
fnsi..asiphs4 Baltimore ire OF Charge.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
my233m 10Th. llth aud v.
&~HOgsE 0wNEKs,
OR FACILITIES FOR RENTING
EsIAIEs AXE sEG3ND 10 NONE IN THIS
SaoMprTf MAZE SEr RkftRSs i 1sp ATFEs6 TrEESSIs 4o
kvEkY DETAIL LrHohoUGHLY.
OUR RAPIDLY INCREASING RENT LIST Is
EVIDENCE Of OUR SUCCESS.
SEND YOUR ADDRESS.
RUST HUNGERFORD
aa1A10,2 REAL ESTATE AGENTS, GA l&th e,
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Be.tinS the Ocean Record.

NEW YoEK, August l9.-.Ibe White Star
steamship Teutonic. which arrived here tins
morning from Liverpool, made the passage in
days, l6 hours and 81 minutes. which bsats
the record by hour and IS minutes.
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COLLARs AND CUFFs-wHEN
soiled send for one Of our wagons
10 call for them.
TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY,
4yl to 40 q st. NV.
MefuIniAh postal cards TOR thO
puxpoes. tyl6-am
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eLLOYD's2 PC. EXPRESS. 1880 @ ST N. W. :,
N prepared to receive orders for general
household moving storage ali kinds; furniture and
trunks speciality. special attention given 10 bag
gage to and from railroads. stations and steamboats,
Also ticket agent for Norfolk, New York Boston
steamboata Tslsphons 43O. JOHN c. HAwLEY.
ty2e-lm Proprietor.
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@UNPARALLELEp SPECIAL OFFER
I offer my entire stock Of AMERICAN
WATCHES, DIAMONDS. GOLD CHAINS,
RINGS. EAR RINGS. LADIES' BREAST
PINS. BRACELETS. SCARF PINS,
CLOCKS AND SILNERwARE ss . special
discount Of ~ PER CENT FOB CASH, tor
ashort time only. Goods marked in PLAIN
FIGURES.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
l. l. sALTZsTEIN. JR.,
MANUFACTURING yEwELER,
tyl3-am 600 7th st. nv
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~Old Hutch" Said 60 Have Made a600,0O
NEW YoRK, August I9.-The Advertiser this
morning says: Among the many men who have
profted by the present rise in wheat is that &C.
centric gentleman. Benjamin Hutchinson, more
generally known as ''0id Hutch" He has been
4 bull ON this cereal for some time. IL rumor 10
10 be believed his profits during the week are
over &600, 900.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
LADIES GOODS.

tkENcA ACCORDION PLATING REDUCED
Tor resi- OF seas n-L.dlss' skirts 2oc. per I'd chl-
drens sAIrts. xOc. I'd knife pslunz, &c. per yd
and rps pinkinx. T. psr I'D G. W. LUCAS. sS yeh
n AplO 5m'
EkENCH DIEl-.G. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
II ING establishment. l.sE, Ns~ York ave kir.x-
e4Ass AIDES and seatss work Of every dsscription-
ANTON AND CAROLINE IfkCH formsr,y with
a. Fisher and Mason lr e.s. Para my
DRY oIrASsosooun,xa
ANTON FIscHIR 3 SON.
cOo ST. NV
.HAVst strsTT sTlTs At AxDuoxD RATES VI
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Band. followed by the corps OF cadets. 25o
strong: then the department Of Vermont
G. A. r.; Willard Post a. A. r.. OF Troy. NY,
the Vermont Veteran Association Of Boston;
Knights Templar, mounted and on foot; Put
nam Phalanx Of Hartford. Conn. as a guard Of
honor; a detachment Of Fullers battery in con-
tinental uniform, in charge OF two pieces Of
artillery captured by Gen. Stark at the battle Of
Bennington; state societies of the sons Of the
American Revolution: Illinois association. Sons
of Vermont. and kindred societies. under the
escort of the Sons Of Veterans OF Bennington.
These made up the second division under com
mand OF Assistant Marshal Col. Albert W Met
calf. second regiment New Hampshire National
Guard.
Following the second division came the mem-
bers OF the Vermont state legislature On foot
The third division. which was under the COM
mand of Col. VIM. VI. Stracham ninth regi-
ment. NJ. V. NJ, included the Underwood Hus-
sars of Boston and cantons from Albany.
\. L., Troy and Amsterdam. y. y, aud the
department Of Vermont Patriarehs Militant
Behind them came the Independent Order u
Odd Fellows and then the invited guests in car
riages. There were nearly 800 Of shese carriages
in all
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Prof. Marcus Baker, the secretary Of the local
committee, made number Of announcements,
calling attention TO the program arranged by
the local committee. This evening after Dr..
Goodaie's address he said the members would
be entertained at . reception by the board Of
trade 1T the Arlington. Tomorrow evening
there would be lawn concert By the Marine
Band for the msmbers in the White House
grounds from to p. N. Friday evening
there would be the usual public address in
compliment to the citizens Of Washington
by Prof MacFarlane Of Edinburgh. The leo
turs would be at the National Mussum and 1t
Qonfiased oN NftA RaQe
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-04

in the general as11vity and excitenank
bus Nelhe sAw IT. fer the man wixh ths
living burdsn vss Hsnry Martha Not
stopping 81 the beach. he plunged OF
through the fog sla scross tie ssnds
toward the stStion. bali u.lle away.
..asnry!" called Nellie. as be struggled
along. bat his form was already sin II
the fog. and il he heard her he did not
reply. She would have followed bus
that hike others she vas called upon TO
help care for the rescued people. al Of
whom were conveyed - speedily As pos-
sible 10 the station When Nellie
reached the station the woman saved by
Henry Martin was there, bat Henry had
gone back % the surf boat How lac
ooiltrived 20 carry his burden % Tar may
best be explained by the heroes II ths
life Swing service. who know not tin the
strain is over that they have hssn enda,~
psg and accomplishing miracles
IL was then dark. aud the volunteers
built = great Ere and lay down upon ths
sand beside IL 10 await a signal from the
steamship should she begin 20 20 90
pieces No signal came. bat how the
rnen by the fire waited all might, and
went out next morning through the
heavy surf 10 the ship again; bow non
came FROM Blue Point aud Point u
Woods stations; how hfe buoys were
rugged: how the captain refused to
abandon bis ship; how other crews put
cat In boats across the surf. aud all were
driven hack; how the captain had 70
yield 10 tbs inevitable. and. after three
days Of almost constant work. how he
and all his crew were saved-these things
and much more are ali set down in OH
cial records OF the government For me
II only remains 10 tell Of n young man.
haggard. unkempt and weary. who left
the station at last with something almost
OF rogres in his heart that the sea had
not swallowed hirn. and yet soanethins
also Of manly PRIDE in the struggle hs
had endured: who crossed the sand bar
and went toward the bay. where hia
companions had told him q boat was
waiting 10 take him back 20 Babylon.
This young man plodded along heavily,
wholly unlike the giant who had hatsied
with wind and waves. and sands aud
fog. and he did not lock up until startled
by a womans voice close by. IL wns
Nellie, for when she had eecn him COM
ing she had ran from the Sswycr's s,oop
to meet him. And when they both had
gone aboard. Nellie blnshing and ex-
cited. and Henry dazed. but strangely
happy, young Jim showed OF from the
dock. and taking the tiller said:
"l'm all the crew there Is. Mart. and I
guess in this breeze can get you home
q. K II can't I'll tell you to help mo
ont. You and Nell sit down and say
what you please. sha'nt re anytsiing
but the wind and the peak az the mains1. "
FREpKEIcX Il. BURTON.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-04

most slightly and convenient spot IN The
vicinity. Jake felt his responsibility.
young a. he was. and worked like a
Drawer ep make the affair q success The
viTlaes figured in history as a place
where Washington had had cannon
made. sud . cannonading out6t was early
attended to Three small pieces were
borrowed from among the relics treas
ured in the neighborhooi and dragged
up the steep Hill A fsgpole was
raised. and bough booths for shelter and
r-freshmsats invited the populaee 10
como and make merry. Everything
w. complete
Stores Of fireworks, 81 powder. Of sugar
and lemons, and cakes and candies were
On hsnd. hislden in walled mp caves. and
the boys Of Orsville sat up All night 10
welcome the inhabitants THAT wonid Be
eumuuued BY . sunrise salute. The ~
Int w. On time. " not little previous,
but the morning hours dragged Break
fast time cssne and went. and not soul
--,ssisie from the fnshfsl few who we're
doing il all. and the inevitable small boy
hangers on--rallied 70 tho hilltop 70 Gel
ehrste. The COMMITTEES boys felt shin
q the waist. and one BIZ ore went home
70 breakfast. promising ~ return on
wings IN ori-~ - 10 tfeir assigned rsrts
An hour pss.i. then Smother. and
sin another. and only now and then n
specsssor was half carried. half cosxesf.
- the hilton Jake made the Trip from
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-04
Strength and Health.

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy. try Electric Bitters. "If la
grippe" has left you week and weary.
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on Liver, Stomach and kidneys,
gently aiding those organs 10 perform
the r functions. III you are afflicted
with Sick headache, you will find speedy
and permanent relief by taking Elec-
trio B,tters. One trial will convince you
that this is the remedy you need. Large
bottles only soc at Peck Bros. Drugstore.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-04
LAKES" BANNER FoURTHS.
Tho Adveasures 81 Lad Whe Desired
to Enjoy tho Day.

1hs Aaveasures 81 . Lad whe Desired
to Enjoy tho Day.
He Ia the Hon. Jacob now, digni6ed
and able senator. but back IN the fifties
he was simply Jake to all except his
grandmother. the pastor who christened
ham, and the teacher when school was
I'm His first Fourth of July. according
70 the recollection of contemporaries, was
celebrated in little New England settle
Inent composed OF farmers and miners
The old folks were slow, but not so tho
young ones, and In 1856, there being no
general celebration on tho docket, the
boys OF Oreville voted to have one of
their own. Jake was in his eighth
year. and though not formally on the
committee. he was around during the
councils, and by timely word named
the location for the 'doings."
II was a rocky hilltop on his fathers
land. sbOat 500 feet above level, the
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-04
INDEPENDENCE DAY.

Found the hew-gagl Play tho 2attie-tongi
Let the Jaw hone jingiei
Tor this b the Fourth Of July.
No erumhltng dypasfies shall hush our noise.
No stern policemaus fright our bully boys
This Is the day to make the welkin shake,
A our forefathess made their tyrants quake
Go sol Shall not all earthly things this day
Pc ciaahesi together loudly In such way.
Etupendous din-steutorophonic clangs
Shall prove that patriot hearts now beat In
bangs2
Let orators by millions praise the davi
And ~hils they yell let mighty trumpets hrayl
Reveroersting thunder split the sky.
And iighsutu>c& blaze % lick the ocean dryt
Set ose to cveryshing. and bang around
The ~hDse crested world 70 swell the sound
Burn mp the poies> like two great cracker
sfrtnsgA
Aad Oh symn.ss' Hole with dynamite and
thincA.
Anticipate the a~fNi crack Of doom
With all tho mightieet cannons' cacophonoW
boom.
Then swell the noise with shootss yell. split
your throatx
Add oven comets and the base drums motel
Sound tae hew-sagl Play the pattls-tong,
Lex tho iswhono jingle!
FOR shis Is tho Fourth % July.
Mako noissi
David A. Curtis IN Now York World.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-04
A little Giri's Experience an y Light
B0ase.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Trescou are the
keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand
Beach, Mich, and are blessed with a
daughter, four years Oh. Last April
she Was taken down with Measles, fol-
lowed with dreadful Cough and turn
INTO Fever. Doctors at home and at
Detroit treated her, but in vain, she grew
worse rapidly; until sbe was n
mere "bandful OF bones" Then she
tried DIR. Kings New Discovery and
after the use OF two and half bottles.
was completely cured. They say DIR.
Kings Discovery is worth Its weight In
gold, yet ven may get trial loc bottle
at Peck Bros. drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-04

IL it's no more than for this minute ]
thought you loved na You do. eoet
yea; DON'T you. Nellie, daarY
Nov happen = know that Nellie st
this moment WAS proud Of Hunry's
love. she loved him herself as best she
could in her own way; she WAS happy
and triumphant al once; yet. tor ressors
past INV ken. she made this reply:
IF you stand there another minute
you'll Get your feet wet.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-04


boat slowly make its way toward the
vessel, until tho fog shut it wholly out Of
vision.
The men pulled away. and at last by
the exercise Ct skill that sccoznplishee
marvellous deeds with small boats in q
high sea, they Law alongside the stranded
vessel. which proved 10 be tire Gulf q Sc
Vincent, an iron steamer, OF Eartiepool,
England. She WAS just as the end Of .
voysge from Calcutta 10 New York. She
was well ls1en with merchandise. and
besides crew Of thirfy-two men she
carried FIVE Hindoo passengers The
latter naturally received the first at
tention Of the life savers, ssd the more
especially because the csptsin n The
steamship believed that his veseel ceuld
he worked of The sands before another
morning. and be therefore chose 20 TO
main on board with the crew.
After what seemed an age 70 the en-.
cursoniss on shore. the surf boat va
seen returning TIE rneD gathered ri
the wsser's elce and In IL 30 assist In -
fectsng a landing. ard the wrser
crowded down t-hfrd fss-rn TIE boat
had been successfully f,esched, and foar
~ ~ passengers hsd been lifted ont
when . great roller dasbed some Of the
men down snd began 70 swing the bosi
arusni The 9Th passenger. ven
fell forward in ler fright. One CT
crew dashed into the reces1fDg ~
srss-a s,>r srsd ssrngzsed with h~x IN
sEsns e. the shore. Few noted The -