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

SALARY OF Miss PHOEBE CoUzINs.-Secretary
Window has fixed the salary of Miss Phoebe
Couzins az secretary of the board Of lady
managers Of the worlds fair at $4,000 per
annum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

PRESENTED TO THE PREsrDENr.-Count de
Sponneck, who was recently promoted from
the grade Of consul general to minister pleni-
potentiary to the United States from Denmark,
was formally presented to the President today
in his new capacity by Secretary Blaine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07
CArrLE REcoyEREp FRox TEE INp,A,

CATTLE RECOVERED FROM THE INDrANs.-The
commissioner of Indian affairs has received
the following telegram dated Pine Ridge:
'Chief Herder Hugh has returned to the agency
with 800 cattle. We have no information as to
whether there are any more scattered over the
range. Hugh says he thinks the hostiles burned
the rancho after he left" 1t is stated at the
Indian bureau that these 800 head are all that
have been recovered from the original herd of
about 8, 500 head driven off by the hostiles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

PARDoNED BY THE PREsrDENr.-The Presi-
dent has granted a pardon, to take effect
September 80. 1891, in the case of VIM. E.
Gould, convicted in Maine of embezzling bank
funds in September, 1885. to ten years i'm
prisonment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

Some time between and 3 o'clock last
night an unwelcome visitor made his appear
ancs at the house Of Mr.. James Henning. No.
1901 New Hampshire avenuc, and departed
without being discovered He got in the house
through the side window, and, going to the
second floor, he ransacked the buresu dravers
and secured lAdy's gold watch and chain and
e2eS in cash. The case has been reported TO
the police and detectives are investiesting the
robbery.-Mr. Charles Kline left his bicycle
In front Of No 1z16 r street. Monday and did
not secure IL Nov he would Like to get IN OPP
portunity 70 secure it, but sume other person h
BOW eajoying TIE Ne of ik-Yes3erday .
bfcycle wee seoaaa nto0 - Capf1ol, vhGDo =
- beoa ~ b. H. q @ DUnkan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Iuternal rev
enue, $312, ,062; customs, S797, ,254.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

U.SS. Observation-Disclosures ut the Norfolk
navy yard are working night and day on the
United States steamship Atlanta in order to
ha> her ready for sea by the 26th instant, as
she l. sail on that date, whether finished or
pnf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

KHSw SwcsAnmED.lr ~. .,..-i,s, IhE E YOUNG LAwyKR COB
helrs % one Nath.niI Adkins or Atkins. solder IN
the revolutionary war, eeryed I'm Virginia regimeuf
vi11ted Thonns y. Adk5ns. mpsdcisn, IN New Yors
city Ia April. 1851. VII communicate with tns said
Hoe D.ytcn Ohio. ths information then rouxht for
g ~ g % aospc1 3 sns@ ~ sae iaSysr w.S Po.sd
OFRICEC ECLKRKsIfDO OT1ERS
VIII 1nd . inics, hosne- HE Elnck room "A
kkI6lkGERB BcQkFkCTIQNRRY, 285 g 9. :. n M
III ID st.. oppos1ts csnsus oiAre. -. ii;S
RSTHE ANNUAL MEEriG6 Or THE AZ
ASHi 4%35.S ~ ~ 3 he g f9yndy .. = dhuleh
S|.ss.a. 81 sssailklSsS . fi.1ss45,elx =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

The Presidents CALLERS this morning in
cluded Mr.. Andrew Rosewater, Prof. Henry A.
Rowland and Lieut. F. r. Skunk, the District
electrical commission; Capt. White, with Q
delegation of railway mail postal clerks; Secre-
tary Proctor; Representative Dalzell, with q
delegation of Pit:sburg lawyers; Senators
with Judge jackson OF West Virginia; Repre-
sentatives Stevens Kelly, Grosvenor, Thomp-
son, Carter, Caldwell, McKenna and Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07
THE. SEAL FIsHERIrs Drspurr

hIr. McCreory Thinks 1t Time MI. Blaine
Should Apply His "vigorous Policy"
Representative McCreary, who was formerly
chairman Of the House foreign affairs commit
tee and is now head Of the minority of that
committee, thinks it is pretty near time the
seal fishery dispute were approaching settle
ment.
81 think," :" he said today, ''that the time has
arrived for Mr.. Blaine to apply his vigorous
policy The matter must be settled between
now and spring.
''The preservation Of the seal depends upon
prompt action now. Mr.. Blaine should take n
firm stand and let this dallying go no further.
He must adapt vigorous policy or else back
down altogether. II he is going to
maintain our right to protect the
seal, right which was never disputed
where Russia exercised it, he must announce
TO Great Britain in terms not to be misunder-
stood that she must srbitrEte upon the ques-
tions which he presents, not that proposed by
Lord Salisbury. or that the United States viii
quit negotiations and enforce their rights."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander E. T. Wood
ward, ordered to ordnance instruction at WASH
ington, DC. Paymaster Theodore 8. Thomp-
son, ordered to special duty in connection with
the fitting out of the Newark. Passed Assistant
Paymaster John II. Martin, ordered to duty at
Engineer Gustaye Kammerling. ordered to the
Boston, 14th instant. Passed Assistant Engi-
neer A. B. Willis, detached from the Boston
ON the 14th instant aud granted three months
leave. Passed Assistant Paymaster R. NJ. T.
Ball, detached from the naval station at New
London, Conn.,, February 1, and ordered to
the Palos per steamer March 10 next. Assist
ant Paymaster James 8. Phillips, detached
from the Palos on the reporting of his relief
and ordered to return home and report ar
from the training ship Richmond and placed
on waiting orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

AVE- DWELLING,
e6, 400.
Seven rooms and bath. large pantries
and closets. two-story and basement;
fronts also on 10th st. Bay windows.
Built for owners own use. A rare
chance for good home at bargain.
sWORMsTEDT l. BRADLEY,
1t 927 + st. NV.
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R~THE CAPITAL TRUST COMPANY.
eapss sspssse AmsSss asS called m
Temporary oiiise, 81 Pa .yss.s
Vice fTss,.sni. SHAs; cHkIsTiANI
sfafney. ss5ssa5y hLEfaM hhffa 4 a. stafsSSN GoEbSN
we buy. sell or Otherwise negotiate notes. secured
BY us d
deposit with interest at approved rates; purrL or
other wise deal with the same.
s to Hs c az
profitable Opportunities offered in this rspidly I'M
may need our ssr'iess TiRs1syr Y ny dlEsctiOn
%,I',,,. yohn G.pmask r a.1;,,.u EdwsEd 2 Hnshss.
Aaron s; Csyxooa Archibald n: MeI.chlsn.
Allen G. Glars john Il Rothers. b. H0s'''''
ANRR,s,0n NsII,.% 4 r CLARK Clark HEM HsnIy x s@Ison
J. B. Gregg Gusts. John McGrecor.
Andrew PREY. James l. Barbour. d1e1m
K~IMPORTANT NOTICE
GAS CoNsUMERs.
Arrangements have been made for the convenience of
Persons living in the eastern and sections Of
The NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK
THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK,
THOSE ONLY. viii be entitled to the Discount Of &c
'tf osi.S IL: SHsHfSaToN si Inc GAS LIGHT COMPANY
K~uSIoS CASH REGISTER COMPANY
Have opened Washington once at sl4 4Fanw.,
where the General Agents are prepared to show
The BEST THE MOST SIMPLE AND
THE MOST ACCURATE
CASH REGISTER
In the market.
"A TOTAL ADDER"
Al HALF THE PRICE Of other registers.
Every merchant needs one. For full informs-
uen- price. &c-. apply to
VIDETTO RAINIER,
Sl4 st. NV,
General Agents District Of Coumbia
Maryland and Virginia.
Terms made to suit purchaser dl3-lm
,DR. NICHOLSON, AFTER PURSUING
special eolle.'iate studies IN ner, Gus dsea se.
and Ds . b. S ss a:. sn
with which he has sciesed ~ nnch success the pess
si5 di.s ss1Is N Washington ONCE oo4 i'h !" NV
~ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING 1908 T u.
Asets q. 15o.2os n.
Once hours from o m. to 40 pm daily On
the nrst Wednesday In each mouth the once yin be
open from to O'Clock pm Advances vii b msds
promptly at O'Clock. Tbs soth ssus u stock u
opsn ior subscripttou.
| Shares are g. 50 per month.
e1.C00 advanced on each sharN
pamphlsts explaining the objects and advanfagss q
| the Asociatiob are furnished upon sppkieasioA.
THOMAS soxxRvulx Ps,sr
JOHN yoY HpsoN. ssc'y. "a
| RWM- BRUCE GRAY.
0> ARCHITECT,
has removed his ofLce 20 the Ada0 b1l1A1ng.
n.zesms EsS =. nv.
0r~BUY YOUR COAL. COKE AND MOOD
S from ths reliable arm q JOHNDCA BROTH,
nks. tAscDess szssnsvs rvsan dsa,srs n thseeen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07
STOCKS QUIET But FIRM.
The Market shows a Strong Tone, Opening
With An Active Business.


With an Active Busine-a.
New YoIK, Jan. THE stock market again
showed its strong tone this morning and opened
with an active business and prices generally
fractions higher than last evenings figures.
The declaration of the dividend Of 2 per cent
In cash on Louisville made that stock the
favorite in the early trading. and il was not
only the most active, but the strongest on the
list. II rose per cent to 75s I, and, although
all the leading stocks were actively traded in,
their gains over the opening prices were con-
fined to small fractions only. Among the in
active list Manhattan was the feature. rising 70
103; Rio Grsnde q. Outside of Louisville,
New England showed the most advance. gain
ing q per cent. but the best prices were not
maintained. about one-half the Improvement
being lost AT IL O'Clock. however, prices
were strong and advancing again, though
the market was much less active than during
the early trading. Money easy 8. The stock
market fell away into extreme dullness for
everything but Louisville, Union Pacific aud
department The latter was the feature of the
trading and on an increased business IL rose
TO 6osz from 81 az the opening. The gen.
eral list maintained its firm 10 strong tone.
but the fluctuations were insignificant and no
1ass sas at
best prices of the morning after . sharp rise n
Jersey Central.
silver opened at lo4s<. highest sale 1os5S;
lowest sale, lo4Al; last sale, l051k.
Louissflle and Nashville Dfvidesd.
NKw YoRx. Jan THE Louisville and Nash
ville rsilroad directors today declared semi
annual dividend Of 2t< per cent in cash. The
statement for the six months ending December
81 1880. shovs q surplus, after paying the
dividend, Of ssss, ,524.
John ~. Trlssrd a New York DesA.
New YoRK, Jan John n Hford, IL
founder Of The large grocery firm u Ps<k q
Tilford- died this morning st his rxidencs. 8
West loth street. He bad been ~ for soms
tixas with heart sGection, and his dsnh -
dns 70 h1urs q fhss orgsn- H - Ds~v-
dx yn0 faoA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07
LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER
MILL WORK AND LUMBER.
9th st. and New York ave.


3a7 9th st. and New York ave.
N(SH0ME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
THIS association has opened subscription books for
made daily at the office OF h. s. Wescott treasurer
year with December meeting. has continued 10 % in
crease its business its present largely exceeding
Ady-nsss @ of as mus as 600 per share may be OBJ
Sn al per s anh &
share during the past year was s175. a. being
An amendment to the constitution increasing the in
feres; allowance n settlements end from
meeting Of H. as Wilson'S Hs sw az cor sae
Oh rsn' ave ana Isoaks iass 4 SS President.
W. II. ~ErzEIL' ssssS.stHrs, ss:,s Il Z, NV .,,.
W~WAsHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.
s,v,,.,, % DIyIDEND NO: %
on capital STOCK Of tins copan payable al tse
II IN s.t: ~ after
Treasurer.
~--S,hnALlhH n HhrAHl MENr, DISTRICT OF
C0umbil. Masainxton. January 5. is9I.-
g whom mon, Il IA may sonseIn Notice Is hereby given
q q and fs en Ii.
nd iG IN sss hs sses % e S
earned into force aud eject, and the penalties imposed
8 piSsss assss: 81 bss
from AMI after the OF tins it snail be the
bn bse % e oasr
S 81 ts q heS on
practitioner beeomes aware Of tie any case
sa s S - y ais WITHIN ana N
hours. he shall be sabject TO penalty less tan
hye NOR more than nifty dollars. and IN case of second
onense the penalty shall not less than ten nor more
than one hundred doars. In physician shall
such case occurred or person in charge thereof the
pon !hs as knovins sns chsTsrs.s q toe De,
ease stall make the report spove mentioned, and in
case VI tatlrre 70 report shall suffer same pens-
ties ss provided for physirans in this act" Copies Of
the law IN fuli. t0xefner with proper tor use
nisaed g Others intsrsstsd upon application. BY
umba. SMITH 1OWNsHENb. Il b., Hssith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

Nov OpKxrD.
93s ST. NV.
OVER sTANDIFORDs DRUG STORE
Eeauced rates. ladies and children. so sentle-
ea, cents. Toilet requisites by the
London Toilet Bazaar. New York js:5-t5ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

- The ,cedther Is iitelvto, be far Wednesday;
~ rain or saOU Thursday; stationary tefg-
perature; Ginds shifting to n0rthedsterkY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07
ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS OF MONEY
payable by check without notice.

payable by check without notice.
Authorized by law to act as Executor, Ad-
ministrator. Guardian, Trustee, keceiver,
Assignee and to Receive and Execute Trusts OF
Livery Desc cription from the Courts, CORPORA
tions or individuals.
Estates Managed. Income Collected, Guaran-
teed Investments Furnished, Loans secured by
first Trusts in the District Of Columbia Bought
and Sold and Debenture Bonds Issued, bearing
interest end absolutely secured.
Wills Receipted For and Kept Without
Charre. Acts us Treasurer or Agent for Reig-
GUS, Benevolent or Other institutions and as
Registrar or Transfer Agent OF the stocks or
Bonds of Corporations. Paying Their Divi-
dends or Interest, il desired.
SAFE Deposit Boxes For Kent with the moGt
modern safeguards.
Unsurpassed Facilities for the Storage Of
Plate, Naluable Papers, Furniture, Carriages or
Other Valuable Goosis at our fire-prOof Ware
house. No. ll4O 18th st. NV
Call and see Information as to invest
ments and business cheerfully furnished. ja2-jt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

,RRvIvAL SERVICES AT McKENDREE
~ M. Il. Church. Mass ave. bet. 9th and 10th
sts n W.. each evening this week Saturday at
1:30 O'Clock. All invited. jatr:t
1,OsIRIs LODGE. No. 20, r. A. MA
stated communication will be held in the
Cathedral Of the Scottish Kite on WEDNESDAY, 1th
inst. at p. IN. Work. third deg.
jat32t wM. OSCAR ROoME. Secretary
R~MAsONIC.-A SPECIAL COMMUNICA-
- ton of BENJAMIN B. French Lodge, No. II,
=. A: A. M. will he held Mt Masonic Temple WE'D
NESDAY January z. lS0, at z 20 p. m. Work, z. A.
degree. By order OF the W. M.
ja6t VIM. A. galley. Secretary.
R,THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders of the Georgetown and Tenally-
town Railway Company will be held at the ROVER
house on JANUARY IA. 1891. at II o'clock m. for
the election Of nine directors for the ensn,
year: JOHN E. BEAI.L,
laO-ot Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

RsDEATH CLAIMS PAID
DECEMBER, 1890. By
THE WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL ENDOWMENT
ASSOCIATION.
4l9 10TH STREET.
Hsm chnnf nnaieEs @ 1 sa1,;mor. Il Ma 999
aaryarcs A Robertson, e, Va ave. s.w...... loo
sHss $lsn i s spindsr, sa r is sss 3sS s s.
Tos.l amount paid bensnciariss since organization
This Associaiion furnishes pure Life Insurance with
with safety and permanence.
send for circnlsIs
once, 40 ,J!i :; Parks. x'sisisns sssis'sis ss,.
RSDR., SAMUEL /. SCOTT. DENTIST,
Ss,T0ns that he hs: removed MS Once to i:SS ss
DIR. W., BuDINaTON Wight HAS
- removed his dental once to 6lO 18th ST.,
os for the
E@SA MEETING OF THE sT0CKHoLDRRs
sss oy s eso. and d NH
Ssi! 4. e: is:ss : :,
r. If.nsssr ,, books & ssl Be clessd On ths 7th Of
c. y. KooNEs. secFstary. G1lzi
R~coAL-coAL-coAL-
We have 900 ton. chestnut ssd f.rn.es eo.. which
80 viii al st - 15 Per ton delivered. As Ne have
move this coal We gve tbs public the bsns1t Of this
ANERICAN ICE CO..
10Th md y ~. nv.
o21-3m 0o6 Pa. ave. NV.
iserssssd fscsisiss q ii shis Is dscslsasss s We =
o nsSs sSi!a xas syss ios SS onssy osS,o g
tu1l dsso ocrecos made . short noeirs md ssfnc-
Ton guasanses1 n Syesy tnsennces Nov = tne hsse
cooioseaSae ior summer wear eftsr bedng worn dur
Ks.ys yer o.as = snsas funilAa.g dspassss.a
a WOODWARD 3 Iorznoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07
HLOTs 6238 AND 6339.

Ihe former represent dark brown mixture
in melton, double breasted. wool lined, with in
laid velvet collar. The latter represent dark
gray mixture in melton. single breasted, wool
lined, with inlaid collar. Price, &l3 so and
s12. We have IA Of these coats left, and il IA
men see this announcement and want good
warm stylish Coat for $40, here's your chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R,A MISSIONARY MEETING, UNDER
- the auspices Of the District Auxiliary to the
B3ird Of Missions win Be held THIS Wednesday
Bishop Paret will preside. Addresses will also be de-
Iiyered by Bishop Dudley. Bishop Vim. Leonard and
Bishop Abiel Leonard,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07
,A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

E~A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
earn that the names of my legitimate shirt
TONERS haye been surreptitousy obtained by one who
CLAIMS the right to the Palmer system OF shirt
BY patents.
1nisis 10 notify all persons infringing upon these
patents that they will be compelled pay the penalty
. 49, PHILIP T. HALL.
-esst u a. y*s.Sef 8hkxt NsksP,, ,-4s<
GS st. n. ".
P.S.-Sole owner Of the celebrated Palmer System
1a74t
EA FINE HOUSE FOR SALE.
- We offer for sale the residence of Admiral
a. II. +. Rodgers, situated street and near Earra
gut Square. This Is of the finest locations in the
city.
House contains 16 rooms, bath rooms. large attic
closets, &c.
Dining room large and well adapted for entertaining.
The rooms throughout the house large and yentl
lated with open treplaces. House built with great
care by OF the best builders the city and I'm
ished mostly in hard wood.
Lot - feet front by 147 feet deep.
1t Hill. JOHNSTON. 1903 Pa. ave. NV.
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TWO CENTS.

tract the currency because il wound demonetize
gold. IL was possible (sIr Daniel said) that
one OF these arguments nigh. be correct. but
IL was utterly impossible that both of them
could be, because the currency couldn't be in
mated ana contracted at the same time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

RDR- NICHOLSON. AFTER PURSUING
~ special collegiate studies in nery disea ses
AND treatment By e.ectreity. has returned. resumed
and limits practice to diseases and eectrirty
with which he has achieved nnch the post
six years IN Washington. once. 0O4 l:th 81. NV.
dl.b In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

sTRAwS SHOW
Which way the wind blows. Watch
them and go with it. When you find
three persons using Gang sawed Lum-
Der to one year ago you may know
We have made . success. Go with the
rest. We alone keep Gang-sawed,
Kiln-dried. Bright N. @. Boards.
lou are losing money by trying 70
head the other way.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
Those Michigan solons Adjourn.

LANSING, Mich, July 3.-The Michigan
legislature of 1S90-91 adjourned yesterday
after six months session. The Rhines
voting machine bill was defeated in the
house by vote of a to 81, and the Wayne
county circuit court commission bill was
passed, the senate concurring. The con-
ference committee on the special eastern
asylum appropriation recommended S25,
900, and both houses adopted the report.
The general appropriation bill passed both
houses at 81, 270000, 600. The bill incorpor-
ating equal suffrage associations also
passed both houses. Most of the solons
have gone home.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
A Practical Theory Suggested.
SOLD CASE OF ABDUCTION.
A Young Lady Taken from Her Lover in
aeJersey. City Park.

lounS Lazy AIKEN rom her Lover in
aaJersey, City Park.
JERSEY CITY, n. a., July 3-Aiiss Jo-
sephine Kilkenny, while walking with her
lover, James Dundas, Wednesday night
in the park at Jersey City Heights, was
abducted by three men, who carried her
into some lots near by, and only released
her on the payment of S. and surrendering
aer gold watch, worth $50 Dundas ran to
the nearest police station and reported the
affair. He stated that while in the locality
m entioned, he was accosted by man who
claimed TO be II Waterman in the Jersey
| City cemetery. He demanded 10 know
what the couple were up to, and told Dun
das to consider himself under arrest Dun
das asked The wat lehman to show his badge,
but the latter 1ad none, and Dundas
promptly knocked him down The man,
who subsequently proved to be Morris
Doran, called for assistance Two men
came to his aid, and Dundas fed. The
girl was subsequently found at her home,
GniniUred. DOran was arrested. The
others escaped.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
Politics on the Fourth.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 3.-The people of
Kansas will witness demonstration in
every county of the state on the Fourth Of
July never before heard of in any state of
the Union. On that occasion the Farm
ers' Alliance and kindred organizations
will hold cpunty mass-meetings for the
purpose of ratifying the action of the Gin
cinnati INVENTION IN giving birth to the
new political partys PROFESSIONS are to
form in the principal towns and march to
some grove with the usual brass band ac-
Compartment, and the day will be made'a
general birthday for the new party.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
The Base Ball Record.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Following are the
base ball scores made by League clubs
yesterday: At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 2;
Boston, 8. At Observation-Disclosures, O:
Pittsburg, l. At Chicago-Chicago, 90;
Cleveland, 5 Philadelphia-New York
game postponed-wet grounds.
Association: At Boston-Boston, IL:
Washington. + At Columbus-Colum
bus. 1; Cincinnati, l. At St. Louis st.
Louis, Is; Louisville, =
Western: At Kansas City-Duluth, 4;
Kansas City, 3. At Observation-Disclosures,
3; Lincoln, 5. At Omaha-Siou1 City, I;
Omaha. = At Denver-Minneapolis :;
Denver, D.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
Making Money at Lecturing.
SECRETARY BLAINE NOT SO WELL.
He Is Despondent and Many Believe His
Active DAYS Are Over.

Active Days Are Over.
BAR HARBoB, Me, July 3. Secretary
Blaine was not as well yesterday as he was
Wednesday, although he took his custom
airy ride and short walk. He is by no
means a well man, and his badsspells last
for day or two, but there is nb reason
why be should not rbe,YeH and strong by
autumn. DR.. Taylor, his physician, says
he has no organic disorder and is rapidly
recovering his usual health. He eats well,
sleeps well and takes no medicine except
ing simple remedies to regulate digestion
He has no trace of the paralytic affection
from which he suffered three years ago.
What the Outsiders Think.
Mr.. Blaine is respondent and the prin-
cipala which his physician can rem
der him is to encourage him and tell him
what to do. His sickness in New York
was the result of overwork, ombined
with an attack of influenza. Many people
here believe, despite the statements of his
physician and the denials of his family,
that Mr.. Blaine is broken down and that
he will never again engage in active life.
1t is evident, however, to every one that
he has already improved since his arrival
here 4,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
German Anarchists Warned.

LONDON, July 3-The police have
warned the German and French socialists
and anarchists against any overt act dur
ing the kaiser's visit. There is much in
dignation over the remarks of Rev. Mr.
Parker in last Sundays sermon opposing
the kaiser's visit on Sunday to the naval
exhibition, during which he said: "Surely
even the emperor cannot want to spend all
the six days of the week in playing BAG
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