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The morning call., 1891-08-11

BROOKLYN, Aug. 10.-Cincinnati won to-
day after an exciting game Brooklyns 6,
Cincinnatis s. Batteries-Terry and Caru-
theirs, KinSlow, Rhnes and keenan,.
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At Boston.

Boston, Aug. 10.-Pittsburg outbatted
Boston to-day, but poor field work and En-
rors gave Boston the game. Bosfons Q,
Pittsburgs 3. Batteries-Nichols, Bennett
and Baldwin. Gallon and Miller.
The morning call., 1891-08-11
Funeral of Herman Raster.

New YORK. Aug. 10.-The remains Of
Herman Raster, formerly editor of the
Illinois Staats Zeitung, reached here this
evening on the Bremen steamer Elder. The
funeral services will be held tomorrow from
the rooms of the German Press Club In this
city
The morning call., 1891-08-11

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.-Cleveland won
to-day by good all round playing. Phila-
delphas 3, Cleyelands Z. Batteries-Thorn-
ton and Clements, Viau and thinner.
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the concern was rotten to the core, but he
believed Downing and Tollman simply
victims of Mortimer's guile.
One OF the peculiar features Of the case is
the fact that the as sociation was indorsed
by two prominent commercial agencies.
The concerns affairs were examined closely,
but the evidences of prosperity were so
great that the agencies made favorable re-
ports. For some reason the concern did not
operate very extensively in Illinois. Indi-
ana, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New
to some extent. but the majority of the vic
tins live IN the States west of the Missis-
sippi.
The morning call., 1891-08-11
American Tennis Chamnion.

NEWPORT Or. IL, Aug. 10--Tom Petit,
American court tennis champion. to-day
beat Boakes, champion of Canada, three
straight sets. Boakes received odds in the
game.
The morning call., 1891-08-11
TlN-PLATE WORKERS.
Imported Foreign Skilled Labor Needed in
This Industry

This Industry.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 10-Actng Secretary
Nettleton has received letter from Presi-
dent Niedringhaus of the st. Louis Stamp
ing Company replying to Secretary Fosters
recent letter relating to the employment of
foreign skilled labor in the tn-plate indus
try. Mr.. Niedringhaus claims that for the
successful operation of this industry it is
necessary to have a number CT skilled labor
Europe. The foreign labor needed, he says,
will not amount to 10 per cent of the whole
number of employees. This sort of help can
not be obtained in the home market.
The morning call., 1891-08-11
Tins ON To-Qav,s Races.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1o.-The Post gives the fol-
lowing tips on the junior champion race at Nor
ris PARK tomorrow: Fremont Is strong as a
possibility, as also is Airplant; 0sric Will 20
strong and well.
The morning call., 1891-08-11
Fatal Boiler Exnlnsinn-

PARIS. Aug. 1o.-A boiler explosion oc-
CURED to-day at Chaumont. by which six
persons were killed and four so terribly in
iured that their liv. S are despaired OF.
The morning call., 1891-08-11
FATAL EXPLOSION.

Steamboat Employee Killed by the Explosion
of a Steam Pipe.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 10-By the explosion of
a.steam pipe on the steamer Idlewild last
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Secretaries Blaine and Tracy,

BAR HARBoR (Me.). Aug. 10-Secretary
Blame Today visited Secretary Tracy on
board the Dispatch, and remained about an
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Hoods SaYsaparilIa

Don't be induced to buy any other. Insist upon
Hoods Sarsaparlna-lo0 Doses One Dollar.
iy2 TuThSaSu& Wy
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Another Royal Visitor

KEEL. Aug. 10.-Prince Henry of Prussia
has started for England to visit Queen Vic
tnria.
The morning call., 1891-08-11

II has been observed, SO the expers say.
that 90 men out otaio0 Use their left Tar ut
the Telephone.
The morning call., 1891-08-11
BASEBALL GAMES.
Result of Yesterdays National League and As
sociatinn Cantasts

New YORK. Aug 1O.-Tne Giants lost to-
day through sleepy playing and careless
base-running New Yorks 3, Cheagos 4.
Batteries-Rusie and Buckley, Hutchinson
and Kittredge,
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FLEET FLYERS.
Results Of Yesterdays Contests on tha
Principal Eastern Race Tracks.

SARATOGA IN. W, Aug 1o.-The weather was
clear and the track fast. The winners were:
Five furlongs, Great Guns won, Maggie Beck
second, Queen Hattie third. Time. LOB
One mile, DR. Hasbrouck won. BelwOod second.
Costa Rca third. Time, :421a
Five and half furlongs, kelp iilly won Craft
tude second, PolydOra third. Time, 1903.
Five and half furlongs, Penny Royal won
Pericles second, Gertie D third Time. 1903.
Five furlones, Wightlan won, Detroit second,
Catalina third. Time, l :04.
One mile and seventy yards Kern won, Joa
BLACKBURN second Bullfnch third. Time, ASH.
At Gutenberg.
GUTENBERG On. j.. Aug. 1O-The track was
fast and the weather clear. The winners were:
Five furlongs, Trinity won, Eclipse second.
Kenwood third. Time, L: 100.
Six and half furongs. Rancoeas won. Sails
bury second. Whitenose third. Time, I:2I4
Five fur0Dgs, Lille X wOn Maxim second.
Laughing Water third Time, :16.
Nine fuTlOngs, Grab won, Longiord second,
Elyton third. Time. :5414
Five fnrlongs MOhican won Canteen second.
Climax third. Time, :0114.
Seven iu:iongs, BackthOrl won, Brussels sec
ond. Thornton third. Time, / :29a4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

The republicans have lost. including the nli-
nois seat. i've senatorships this winter. The
others were one in New York. one in Wisconsin.
one in Kansas and one in South Dakota. They
will gain one in California by the death of Mr..
Hearst The net gain to the democrats and
their allies will be four. but the reduction to
the late majority of the republicans will be
eight. leaving that party with majority of SIX
in the next Congress This will be .close
shave for the republicans and viii, with the
overwhelming democratic majority in the
House Of Representatives, force upon that party
spolicy Of great caution. facing as it does q
presidential election in 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

The fact that Senator-elect Palmer of Illinois
is q free trade democrat and not extreme on
the money question, while. at the same time.
in high feather with the western farmers who
advocate silver free coinage. makes him a pos
sible competitor for the presidential nomina-
tion of his party. New York is divided be-
tween Hill and Cleveland any way, and the i'm
preston somehow prevails there that the
success OF either in control of the state ma
chine world destroy the chances of both be-
fore the national convention. Hence the at
sention Of some democrats is already turned
toward Gen. Palmer as q candidate His adj
vanced age Of seventy-four years will, how
ever. be a serious disqualification and a
younger and more energetic man. like Mr.
Morrison. would perhaps be looked upon with
more favor by the western democracy as ;heir
leader in 1872.
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. PAnAaRApH FoR LADIES

u
The Opening" of Spring Jackets Capes. &C.. is
taking place. See lower half of this column for
souvenir prices Of the occasion.
When you on the second floor don't forget the
Cotton Underwear Department. Here is tomorrows
price Inducements:
sl.25 AND else GOWNS FOR 81.
The @1.25 Gowns come in cambria and cotton-a
very stylish garment is the one with surplice neck of
French embroidery and yoke of six clusters bunch
tucks; full high sleeves with cuffs trimmed to match
the neck. Sizes ID to 10.
oh'u tomorrow evening. ONE DOLLAR.
we think the pretest Of the Gowns marked 81. 80 is
the one with front. rolling collar and cuffs of solid
tucks The full high sleeves indicate they a very
late production. Special price until Friday even
ONE DOLLAR.
And now let us remind you Of the reduced prices for
New Spring Goodsprices made to induce you to pur-
chase little sooner than you otherwise would.
75c. SILK VESTS FOR 59c.-All sizes in Heiotrope,
Black, Pink. Blue. Cream. Lavender, White. These
Vests all silk 500 dozen were purchased in order
to obtain price concession and thus enable retailing
at 75 cents. Not than Vests to any one Gus
toner at 30 cents.
and Merino Vests and Drawers. Extra sizes also A
cents.
RIBBED VESTs-Blue. Pink. Cream, White. DC.
quality for 10 cents; 35c quality for % cents
k$l. so SILK HOSE for 81. 39.-Ribbed and plain,
Black and spring shades.
NC. SILK HOSE FOR 75c.-These are the &C g. ;"
prize medal Hose. Fast Black and the new spring
shades In plain and combination coiors.
The &C. g. Lisle Hose. in all colors Acc pair
Black Hose reduced as follows: Ladies', Misses,
Boys and Chdren's Hose, in all sizes, from p to pc
a pair Ladies' Isle Hose from A to 3je a pair
$1.25 UMBRELLAS FOR E,c-Genuine ''GIoria ~
26inch paragon frames, natural wood handles. Those
marked 81. 30 offered at 81. IL. All warranted one
year.
SIC. GLOVES FOR 79c.-Undressed Kid Mousque-
taires in twelve shades Grays Tans Modes French
Kid Gloves. Fast Black and twenty spring shades Pig
skin Mousquetaires Fast Black and all colors: 4-but-
ton Suede Kids, Fast Black and colors All at 7gc
pair.
leo SHEETS WRITING PAPER FOR 15c. ruled
or plain; quality usually retailed at 12c. Quire
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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SEVENTEEN School Girls
ALL SPEAK AT ONCE.

human happinesss"
Seventeen little girls all at same time: ITO bestow
the greatest number BENEFITS the greatest number
of people"
to that philosophy"
THE PUSHER, 1910 and 15l2 9TH ST. NV! M
mamma says that before Grasty to Washington
all sorts OF furniture very high and nobody had
the nerve to say Our only terms cheap TOR cash
Now Others trying to follow, but you can't get
much tor the money anywhere as at Grastys."
vote seventeen credits these little girls for this
bit OF local history and also their by
these prices:
Antique Extension Tables. square and round a. 95
Best Woven Wire Cotss&l.!B.
Solid Oak Chamber Suites. $16.95.
Best Cane-sest Chairs. &c.
broadway Folding Bed, with nice wool Mattress S2l
Upright Folding Bed, $50.
Handsome Chiffonier Beds, s25.
nice Tumblers, Lie.
56-piece English Tea Sets, &29S
l0Opiece English Dinner Sets painted goods a. o.
Fine Walnut Crib Beds. Sc 30 to 49,
Extra Large Cylinder Book Case and Desk sa5.
We have everything for the house EXCEPT stoves W.
sell goods in every pert Of the city. only terms
cheap Tor cash.
II. c. GRAsTY.
DOUBLE STORES,
mill 1910 and 15l2 9TH at. NV.
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A PaaAoaApH Foa Mrs.

Gentlemen. there h Between season Scarf. Its
nos the heavy material and dark shade of winternor
1t the lshs-weisht summer silk. The Scarf for today
wear 10 Of surah SIX. grounds Of light shades and
white. with darker STRIPES forming plaids and checks
shave them made mp as Knots. Puffs and Fourth
Hands, only 46 cents each. Then, too. there is the
Medium weight Underwear for today's wear. For
only 80 cents each We show Gray and White Merino
Shirts and Dawe. with ribbed ends and silk f.cines
Extra sizes at same price. 50cents.
81 Inquire for Mr.. Porter. buyer Of Mems Furnish
ings Department, near door Of 11lg Pa. ave.
~ THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

nRUNKENNEss,O OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. POSI-
~ lively CURED BY ADMINISTERING
DIR. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
1t Is manufactured as powder. which can be given
IN glass OF beer cup of coffee tea, in food
without the knowledge or the patient 1t is absolutely
harmless and Will effect permanent and speedy
whether the patient is moderate drinker or an alco
holic wreck. 1t has been given in thousands cases
and in every instance perfect has followed II
never fails. The system once impregnated with the
specific il becomes all utter impOssbility for the quoI
appetite to exist
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., SOLE PROPRfETORs
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
4S page book Of particulars tree To be had of s. F.
WAKE, under Ebbitt House, W. C. DOWNEY co,
14th st. and VT. ave. Washington, DC.
mh12-th, o. tu1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

The practical point in the Bering business is
the protection of the seal every wherein the
North Pacific as well as in the Boring sea. This
can be secured by arbitration, all the governs
ments interested agreeing to measures that will
effect the purpose 1t is understood that Mr.
Blaine Is prepared to show very conclusively
the error Of the Canadian contention that the
seals are not heing exterminated IN other
words. he will produce facts that cannot be re-
sisted in opposition to unsustained and inter-
ested avermeuts- There is general qualification
in both countries that this troublesome matter
is now in a fair way to be settled on a basis
that saves the substantial rights and interests
of all parties to the dispute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

The Illinois democrats have won victory in
which shares a part of the Farmers Mutual
Benefit Association But the chief point in the
senatorial election is the success of the highly
interesting experiment in the Prairie state of
choosing United States Senato:J b. III viii Of
the people. General Palmer was not and could
not have been constitution Il el ,=ted by direcs
vote of the people. Nominated by a party
state convention, his party in the legislature
having been instructed by the democrats Of
Illinois to vote fo- him. it did so unfiinchingly
to the triumphant end The old i,lea of many
Of the fathers. and which has never been sue
eessfully exploded. that the states can be repre-
sented in the Senate only by Senators elected
by the legislatures. Is now TO be changed. posi-
bly, by the action of the people of Illinois. The
state sovereignty that comes second hand from
the people who constitute state--always all
Illogical conceptions peculiarly so in these
days of universal suffrage. 1t is surely COM
:ng-the state sovereignty III state affairs which
divides with other states the exercise of high
constitutional and original powers and whose
Legislative organ il based in both branches on
the immediate will of the people of the United
States. The nomination TO the state lecisla-
ture will be followed after awhile by the cleo
ton Of Senators by the people themselves.
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w. A. PIrRcr & Co.
Successors to +. q. Davis.
slo Market Space.
Corner ssh Street.
OUR WEEKLY REMNANT SALE ToMoR.
ROW.
FRIDAY is OUR GREAT PUBLIC SAVING
DAY

FRIDAY Is OUR GREAT PUBLIC SAVING
DAY.
Some persons imagine that there's no econ
omy in Remnants. but 1t is mistaken idea as
you well know. When you stop to consider you
will very quickly see wherein these Weekly
Remnant sales are Of great benefit to the public.
Very often you can get the very thing you need
at about half the regular price. You may want
some kind Of trimming to finish something
you have started and you find Remnant of the
goods you need. You get the Remnant and
save 80 per cent. Don't you call this q saringf
You know that every Friday we have Rem
nants Of every kind Of goods in the house on
sale in the different departments. As our adj
rance spring sales have been unprecedently
large we will have unusually large showing
ofRemnants for tomorrow at ridiculously low
prices.
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One Of the greatest dificultie. the democrats

Ons OF the greatest difficulties the democrats
wiii encounter in the organization of the Honse
OF Representatives next winter will be due to the
met that the southern states are no longer in
Ne majority in that party represented in
Oongress- The old organization, based on q
southern congressional majority. is no longer
0nable and there are some democrats who
bold that the time has come for recognizing
Ne northern preponderance, both as to this
election of chief officers and the constitution
q the Leading committees These new de-
parture men are found in both sections, al
though naturally more numerous in that
quarter which has been heretofore left out in
the organization. A report is circulated. which
perhaps has no sufficient foundation. but
which illustrates the situation. to the effect
that the Representatives from northern demo-
cratic districts will insist that il n southern
Speaker be chosen he must frame the great
committees in the interests Of the states whose
industries more nearly concerned with the
subjects in charge of those committees. In
other words. the custom Of promoting the
highest democrat in committee service to the
chairmanship must now be more honored
in the breach than the observance. At the
head Of the democratic contingent on twenty
GLIDING the ways and means, appropriations,
elections, commerce, river and harbor and
Judiciary, il a sOutherner, following the order
of arrangement heretofore in vogue A south
ern Speaker. according to the alleged program
Of the northern democrats would be under OBJ
legation to set aside the southerners and devolve
the houors and responsibilities Of leadership
upon northern democrats. IL is one Of the
peculiarities Of the situation that there can be
apparently reciprocity of houors, ETC.. in
the event a northern Speaker is selected; he
would be. it seems, under this notion of the
domination of the majority section, obliged to
give the chief chairmanships and committee
places TO northern democrats in preference to
those of the south 1t is pointed out that so
acted Mr.. Carlisle. the last southern Speaker.
The south will probably retain only few of
the chairmanships Of great committees il it
should win the speakership. In any event, the
sweeping control of the House by southern
men characteristic of several recent Congresses
before the Fifty first is not possible under the
changed order of things This is perhaps the
most striking single feature connected with the
organization of the Fifty-second Congress.
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WOODWARD & LorHHop.
MARCH Il. 1891.
FRIDAY.
WEEKLY REMNANT DAY.

Our announcements gather fresh interest
daily. sprins sales rise the season advances.
Our plans are 30 mske busy days busier and we
do IL by Increasing the points OF interest The
interesting point for tomorrow will BE- our
Remnant Sale" lou recall the excellent
remnant offerings OF last Friday, We think to-
morrow's OF equsl. IL not greater. importance.
bracf language is used in our statements about
az goods. We advertise lust what We have ane
what you See here Il only q small part OF it
space will not admit Of more Please bear this
In mind and come out as Early as convenient.
Naturally. the first oon.ers reap the greatest
benefit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

Now Mr.. Cleveland does not remember
having received a letter from Mr.. watterson.
Can it be that Cleveland and Hill have organ
he'd combine against tho impulsive Ken
lucky colonel?
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PERFECT In FIT AND FINISH
PPf ZEE ERR ERR; Y - ssss
PpP EE ERR BRR w ssss
P ZEE r Z K ssSs

There must have been lot of men ''shirt hunting
when We opened that twenty five dozen of UTICA
MUSLIN SHIRTS at 62,sc. not long ago, for we no
sooner announced them than in they began to come
1t is permanent grade now-and just suits us. You
can never hope to get any better shirt for the price,
because they cannot be made. Besides having such
good firm body the bosoms POO lnen-(fne as
they should be TO rear and backed with Butchers
linen to give them strength. All the seams are felled
and where all shirts tear they are reinforced You
would pay, maybe. dollar for this same shirt un-
laundered-but these not 'done up.n There's the
work and the unstarched-Ieady for inspection
Do they fit: As ,csH as IL they cere made 10 pouv
measure. We know that is the ''buybear' in Shirts
for If they don't fit they asyravatiny BUT
THESE Do In fact that is o: the first things we
see to In all the different brands wecarry. II they
were the purple and fine inen Of royalty and didn't
t.:hey wouldn't be worth the room they occupy.
We have one grade cheaper-J0 CENTS. The I'm
ViNCIBLE." DWIGHT ANCHOR COTTON with
200 linen bosom and band. and hand worked button
holes Don't you be afraid 10 try it 81 the
price.
Two better grades-75c. AND sI-The extra moneys
worth in good, sound. solid, iacreas,ng quality
The 1,c are the AJAX" wAMsUTTA MUSLIN.
The 81 Shirt we call the 'PERFECTION," because
1t is in every point unexcelled. NEW YORK MILLS
MUSLIN. three-piy bosom. patent stay and securely
braced at the tearsble points You cannot want any
thing better than thisand the price will make friends
with you at once.
FOR THE OTHER END OF THE DAY.
You know we father" three lines Of NIGHT ROBES
that for the money-we don't believe can be ''come
up" with.
The Sc quality Is AS inches long, strongly secured
seams and the front is embroidered in Red and Blue,
with pearl buttons and pocket, finished cuffs and
French yoke.
The SILVER KING" Is the 75c. grade-made OF
Fruit Of the Loom muslin and cut with the French
yoke. Plenty long, pearl buttons hand made button
holes. plain cuffs and pocket
The SIC. ones are touched up' more. They ara
fancy Swiss embroidered with the fronts worked in
Red, White and Blue. silk Misunderstanding cuffs
/ and collar. French yoke. handmade buttonholes,
pearl buttons and felled seans-Sh;.
There are very few men who make pretensions OF
knowing anything about muslin and linen-who are
able to ''see ont" flaw. On that we know you
feel perfectly safe to stock mp" here. for
.serve mperfections. But really-both these DAY
SHIRTS and the MIGHT ROBEs"-sre well worth
your money.
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fremonitory symptoms Of disssnsion in the
unwisldy majority Of the next House point
with unsarying finger TO the Hon Jerry simp-
sen as Speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

Fraud and dishonesty may be the logical in
cidents of politics, but who 50 debased as to
imagine that they should also be the logical
incidents of baseballism?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

With Cuba to keep his feet warm and Canada
to keep his head cool, Uncle Sam should be a
very hale and hearty old gentleman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

Henry wsttsrson il getting enough news
paper nosoriety just nov " warrant him in
SONG On the stage e. . star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

Whatever else may have been said of Jerry
simpson Of KAnsas nobody has yet dared 70 call
him colonel"
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The New Hampshire contingent has not yet
gone 20 China
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A PARAGRAPH Fon CHILDREN.

FOURTEENTH ANNUAL Opening"
JACKETS. cApEs AND WRAPPERS
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY,
March IL. March r. March "a
eHwe find it necessary to devote the balance of this
column to ladies' garments. but remind you that the
entire stock Of Children's and Misses Dressed and
Jackets have also arrived, and now ON exhibition
and for sale at special prices. details of which will not
be published until Friday evening"
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)