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The Critic and record., 1891-04-22

II street n. e., between 7th ST. and Flor
ida aVe.--1 ,060 linear feet of sewer, 6.25
feet in diameter; 1856 linear feet of sewer,
$40 feet in diameter; $40 linear feet of
sewer, 5.33 feet in diameter; $40 linear
feet of sewer, B feet in diameter; $40
linear feet observer, As feet in diameter.
Fourteenth st. s. e., from X street north.
ward-350 linear feet of sewer, SO feet in
diameter, between X and Pa. ave-; $50
feet of sewer, 2.75x5.625 feet, between Pa
ave. and G st,
Georgia ave-. between lAth ST. and Ken
lucky aye.-750 linear feet Of sewer, 3,75
feet by 1925 feet.
b st. n. e., between lltb st. and Tehne-
see ave.-520 linear feet OF sewer, feet by
3 feet.
@ st. n. W., between Isl st. and New
Jersey ave.--425 linear feet of sewer, 20
feet by 1915 feet.
Square b, between Missouri and Penn
sylvania aves., A and 9Th sts.--20O linear
feet of sewer, 2.25 feet by S.375 feet.
Spring road, from PineY Branch east
ward-750 linear feet OF sewer, feet by
feet.
lexington Valley, between O and r
sts.-65O linear feet of sewer feet in
diameter.
Sherman ave. sewer-1S0 linear feet of
sewer feet by AS feet; 720 linear feet of
sewer, 2.75 feet by 4,125 feet.
Rock Creek sewer--4,500 linear feet of
sewer 2.75 feet by 4.l25 feet.
Navy Place, between Nichols ave. and
River-600 linear feet Of sewer 2.5 feet by
3.l5 feet.
REHABILITATION.
14,4l0 linear #. of l2-in. pipe sewer to be
constructed.
5,425 linear #. of l5-in. pipe sewer to be
constructed.
1925 linear It. of Ism. pipe sewer to be
constructed
1915 linear IT. of 9l.in. pipe sewer to be
constructed.
1870 linear IT. of 2l-in. pipe sewer to be
constructed,
$50 linear #. of 2x3 #; egg-shaped sewer
to be constructed
200 linear IT. of 2.25X3.37 II. egg-shaped
sewer to be constructed
1,025 linear It. of 3.5X3.75 IT. egg.shaped
sewer 60 be constructed.
5,220 linear II. of f2,75X4. 1926 II. egg-shaped
sewer TO be constructed.
$50 linear IT. of 3X4,5 IT. egg-shaped
sewer to be constructed.
LOO linear it. of 3.75x5. .025 fl. egg-shaped
sewer to be constructed.
760 linear 1t. of 4x6 fl. egg-shaped sewer
to be constructed.
$40 linear IT, of 4.5 IT. diameter circular
sewer to be constructed.
$40 linear #. of 5 #. diameter circular
sewer to be constructed.
800 linear IT. of 5.33 II. diameter circular
| sewer to be constructed.
$50 linear #. of 5.5 fl. diameter circular
| sewer TO be constructed.
| 1885 linear II. of $40 II. diameter circular
sewer to be constructed.
LOGO linear it. Of 025 IT, diameter circular
sewer to be constructed.
$50 linear IT, of IT. diameter circular
| sewer to be constructed.
| Go receiving basins.
1000 linear #. of l2-in. pipe basin con-
nectiOns.
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INDIGNANT DAIRYMEN.

They Want the Scalp of an Internal
Revenue Collector.
A meeting of the dairymen Of thesouth
eastern part Of Pennsylvania was held at
Lancaster yesterday to raise a fund to
prosecute the dealers in oleomargarine.
Over $500 was Immediately collected aud
many other representatives promised
liberal contributions. Resolutions were
adopted requesting Secretary Foster TO re-
move the collector of internal revenue at
Philadelphia for failing to enforce the
laws, and committee Of five, John
Whiteside, John Trumbauer, w. ID. Ed
son, L. s. Kaufman and j. s. Patterson,
were appointed to visit this city and pre-
sent the grievances Of the dairymen to
the Secretary of the Treasury.
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TWELVE TO EIGHT.
1T WAS SIX TO TWO IN WASHING.
TONS FAVOR AT END OF FOURTH,

But the Disabled Condition Of the scna-
tors Causes Serious Falling on In
Fielding, and They Lose to the Ori-
oles-NOtcs from the Diamond.
Washington presented the Baltimoreans
with the game yesterday after having it
well in hand, and after playing four in-
nmgs Of the prettiest sharpest playing
themost enthusiastic could desire. Sell
dom does q team go TO pieces as the Sena-
tors did In the ifth inning. The infiolders
We'd with each other in making the most
stupid blunders, both of Judgment and
playing, and as q consequence Barnie's
boys forged into the lead and maintained
II to the close, finishing the easiest of
winners and gaining very hollow vic
tory.
Hatfield and Davis are responsible for
the six runs the visitors were allowed to
make, for the first two batters reached
the bases on very bad errors, and IL COM
pletely McGintyized the rest of the
team.
The score is rs follows:
Washington =. 2 l 0 2 2 0 O.
Baltimore. 0 0 0 2 9 0 1 3-12
= Earned runs-Washingto 8. Two
base hits--Davis (g, McQuery, Mcclure
and Van Haltren. Three-base hit
Werden. Home run-Beecher. Double
plays-Davis, Hatfield and McQuery; Nc
Query and Hatfield, aud Van Haltren,
Wise and Werden. Bases on hit by
pitched ball-Beecher, Welch and Cum
ningham. Bases on called balls-OH
Carsey 5; off Cunningham, G and off Nc
Mahon, /. Struck out--By Carsey, 8; by
Mcmahon, ]. Passed balls-McGuire, /;
Townsend, /. Left on bases-Washing-
other Games Yesterday.
At Columbus-Columbu s; Cincin-
natl, g.
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Exhibltion Of Amateur Art.

The pupils of the West End Art School
have begun an. exhibition Of their work
in oil and water colors at the residence of
the principal, Miss s. w. Kelley, No. l115
Seventeenth street. The work is offa
high standard and worthy of commenda-
ition.
Among the contributors are Mr.. Charles
Ewing, Miss Annie Murphy, Miss Havi-
land Master Harry Calvocarresses, Miss
M, Lambert, Miss Shallenbnrger, Miss
Fannie Wheatley, Miss Walker, Miss
Edith Noyes, Miss Clara Bartlett, Miss
Katie Roachs, Miss Helen Barber, Miss
Jackson, Miss Eleanor Ewing and Miss
-Millrnd Mnrrink
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Tumblety Among ThIeves.

DIR. Tumblety, who figured in the
Police Court here few months ago, has
falleninto the hands of the Philistines in
Hot Springs, Ark. On Tuesday night
thieves went through the Plateau Hotel
and secured 5000 and a quantity of
jewelry from the guests. DR.. Tumblety
was the heaviest loser as he Is minus 80,
900 in cash and $1,000 in diamonds.
Tumblety was arrested here charged with
yagrancy. He was. released by Judge
Before coming to Washington Tumblety
was arrested in London ON suspicion of
being Jack the Ripper.
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FOR RENT ROOMS.

EoB RENT-PART or HOUSE 10 SMALL
H. family or otherwise; furnished or
the city; near three lines OF cars. 222 sth
n. II. W.
nor RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
IL rooms, with hoard, heat, gas, and bath;
terms very reasonable 1905 II NJ. NV
EoR RENT-TwO UNPUBLISHED SEC
IL ond-story front rooms; southern exposure;
bath; rent low; board II desired; private fam
ily 2id5 II ". n. W.
TOR RENT-i15 30 ST, n W. FUR
H ushcd rooms, large closets, hot aud cold
water with board; also few table bolrdors
accommodated; references exchanged.
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Progress.

II is very important inthis age of vast
material progress that remedy be
pleasing 10 the taste and TO the eye,
easily taken acceptable 10 the stomach
aud healthy in its nature and effects,
Possessing these qualities, Syrup of Figs
is s.athe one perfect laxative and most
gentle diuretie known.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RYg@FERT RELIEVED. DIR. WHITE,
b1aS CHlRORODIST,
i4l6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wizards
HOtel. Thousands from far and near visit DR..
Whites establishment for RELIEF from ana avoid
Ance OF coTns, buuiouH, diseased nails and all
other foot troubles. 1ouTs, 3 a. m. 10 q p. m.
sundays, 3 90 IA ONCE fee 81 per visit for put
ting tie feet IN good order. Established 1851.
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Boys
long pants suits from 81 upwards, Else
man Bros, 7th Il Il.
In the circuit Court.

Judge Cox presding John Beha VS.,
Isaac OttenbuTg, ct, all still on trial. Nc
Cord vs. New York Life Insurance Com
pany of New York. ordered TO restore case
TO calendar S. s. White, Dental Manu-
featuring Company VS.. G, u. Kennedy
Judgment by default, Crandall a Galley
w, II, Sharplessi Judgment by default.
Danenhower Il Co, VS.. John G.. Cats;
judgment by default.
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AT Boston--Boston, II; Athletic, 4.
what ibp Clula TIava nOna

AMERlCAN ASSOOlAIIONs
Athletics at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Cleveland at Cincinnati.
Behind the Bat.
The release of Alvord of Cleveland has
been offered the Washington manage
ment.
Dowd will play second tomorrow.
"Cu1t' Welch tried some of his dirty
playing yesterday and was very properly
called down.
Beecher thus far has made the longest
hit on the new grounds.
Mcmahon has more speed and keeps it
better throughout the game than any
pitcher Baltimore has.
Perry Werden came very nearly play
ing the whole game by himself. He
hatted in five runs, q record that will not
be excelled in many long day.
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A Message from Gladstone,

Here IS a message from Mr.. Gladstone
10 young men: "l3e sure that everyone of
you has his place and vocation on this
earth, and that il rests with You to find
it. Do not believe those who too lightly
say nothing succeeds like success. Effort
honest, manful, humble effort succeeds
by its reflected action, especially in youth,
better than success; which, indeed, too
easily won and too early gained, not sell
dom serves, like winning the first throw
of the dice, to blind and stupefy. Be
thorough in all you do. Work onward
and work upward and may the blessing
of the most high soothe your cares, clear
your vision and crown your labors.n
All the latest shades, fabrics and styles
in mems suits from $40 upwards. Else
man Bros, 7th a. II.
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a per gallon, 81 per quart, SOC, a pint.
rev Members OF Potomac Lodge.

NOW MeIhDeIa OF FOTOlhho IoUBes
At meeting of Potomac Lodge, X Of
H., held al Denison Hall last night, four
new members were received, A number
of prominent visitors were present, among
them, Grand Dictator Evans, Past Dictator
others.
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For pure old berkeley 20 to Tharp'
BlS y street northwest.
Union Veterans, Entertainment.

John A, Logan Command, Union Vete-
rams Union, gave an enjoyable entertain
ment last night at the Academy of Music,
comprising fancy dances on the stage, a
musical and literary programme, and
speeches by General Green Clay smith
and Congressman Jerry Simpson.
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Berkeley pure rye WHISKY.
snnllner soientists.

The fortieth annual meeting of the
American Association for the Advance
ment of Science will be held in Washing
ington in August and steps have been
taken to make the meeting a creditable
one. The meeting is held here at the
invitation of the scientists Of Washington.
A finance committee composed of
Gardiner s. Hubbard, chairman; Z, b.
Pierce, treasurer, and A. Il. Britton, 4. NJ.
Chatard William A. de CaindTy, l.. D.
Howard and b. IL. Warner has been
selected TO solicit subscriptions.
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SEWER SCHEDULE
FOR 1s91.'02, APPROVED BY THE EN-
GlNEER COMMISSIONER,

Prepared by Captain Lusk-It Compre-
hends Considerable Part Of the City.
Locality Of the Work and Size Of the
Pipes and Mains.
Commissioner Robert, upon the recon-
mendotion of Captain Lusk of the Sewer
and Water Department, has approved Of
the following sewer schedule prepared for
the fiscal year of 1s0i-1s02.
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Accidentally KnIed.

Francs p, Garland, aged 81 years, Of
this city, who has been employed as a
laborer ON the docks at Baltimore, was
run over by q locomotive at Locust Point
yesterday and so badly mangled that he
died soon after,
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mthn Ennitv cnnrt.

Judge Hagner presiding-McCeney VS..
Riggs; rule on certain defendants granted.
Werlick VS., Riggs same. Cole vs. Cole;
dismissed for want of replication ordered.
SchlOsser VS., Schlosser; testimony before
Albert Harper examiner, ordered, Bouel
VS.. Bouel final decree dismissng bill,
Snyder VS.. Holllns; decree of inter
pleader. Ernshaw vs., Daily; Thomas
Crawford appointed guardian ad Item.
Thompson vs. Thompson; witness ordered
10 appear IN open court, Butler vs.. But
Ter; divorce a vim mat granted. In re
Moses ", Angel, alleged lunatio; George
g. Angel appointed committee.
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EnR SALE.

nor SALE -ELECPRIU BELL OUTFIT,
IL $3.50. j. NJ. PATTERSON, JR., q Co, III
nth IT. II, W.
NOR SALE-EDDY ELECTRIC MOTOR
IL and fans. j, NJ. PATTERSON, JR., a. CO.,
d0i Tth VI. u, W,
C,OR SALE-A GOOD, SOUND HORSE,
IT. wagon and harness. Apply TO M. II.
CURLY, 2008 l. ~. n. W.
b IHOR SALE--DR. PEPPERS COMPLETE
IL system of medical works, In good condi-
tion, with other medical works. Call and ex-
anime al 1lnf N. Y. ave. n. W.
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If you want 10 see all the newest fabrics
in suitings and rousering for spring wear
at prices in harmony with yonr purse call
at Nseman Bros. tailoring department,
corner Seventh and'E streets
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2.sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.
gOTfruTAaT
n and 500 w. ave. nud 006 5th Al. and ?

6O7 and 600 Va. ave. aud 0O6 9th 1T. and
unimprOvcd lOts......,,......,,..,.., $500
el6 TO 222 18th n. and Kentucky ave. bet.
y and s. Carolina ave, I. h.,.,.,..... i,0OO
302 Oth st b. h., q Grs...................... 5000
9Og-glf ST. T. h., 0 ts................... $500
3Oj 10th n. I h.. 5rs...................... 1,5)1
13i5, 13iT and 1919 X st., +. h., r.. each. 1,2O
dif X st., I. h., , Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Hope ave. b. H., rs,,,,...,,,,,,,.,.. 500
1909 lth st., {. b., 1 rs...,. .....,.....,. 500
dO8 l. st., b. h., 3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
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No better whisky in the market than
Berkeley, at Tharps, slS \ street north
west.
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FOR sALE--HousEs.

RoR SALE-A HANDSOME AND BEAUTG-
IL fully located home, No. 3ii2 q street north
west; press brick, round front, brUwnstone
trimmed, nine rooms, modern COnvcnicnccr,
papered throughout lot 23Xl20 feet; price 81,
500; terms to suit, VIII also sell furniture,
carpets and hangings II desired. Apply TO
owner, DORSEY CLAGErT, No, 3H Dst. H. ".
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
FOR SALE
M...a-......---

THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN, 017 r street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
3.sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
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STORES. OFFICES. ETC.

LOANS.
In sums TO suit az per cent
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
Safe as u. &. bonds. Six per cent, payable
quarterly. In sums Of 81 900, Small premium
charged
The above is only portion OF the property
on my books. For full list call At once for
bulletin issued on the LIST and 18th.
II. K. WAGGAMAN.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY IN
~ business needing additional capital, de-
man who win he willing to assist her, Address
n. H., this ollce.
VYPEWRITlNG, EITHER MS. OR PAT
i eut work, neatly and promptly done az %
cents per thousand by person owning Rcming-
ton, Address BUSINESS, this office.
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE NEAR PA.
" ave. and l4th st, cable lines wanting earth
hlline are requested to address CONTRACTOR,
cor. nth and sts, n W.
NIOW is THE TIME. WE WILL PAY
IN "big money for gents 1rst-class sec
Ond-hand clothing. Address or call vt
JUsTH'S OLD STAND, Bl9 ID Al, n. ".
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n~1SysTHE PATRICK HENRY GROUP OF
- the Tenants Defense Association u'
the District Of Columbia will meet In the llal
of the Nationalist, 600 i 10. %. w.. on THURS
DAY, APRIL %, 1891, nt p. M. All are in-
vftcd
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-05-14
THE OLD UMBRELLA.
Very Pretty Piece of Ornamental Garden
ing Work

A Very Pretty Piece of Ornamental Garden
ing Work
A very pretty piece of ornamental gar
denings not too difficult for beginners,
can be done with an old umbrella or para
sol and some plants of cypress vine,
maurandla, sweet-pea, or anything that
is not of too aspiring nature. Such
climbers as the morning glory, canary
bird vine, and other twenty footers. are
better left for unsightly fences and build
ings, Plants are better than seeds. be-
cause more certain, and they do not take
so long to catch the knack of twining and
spreading. Umbrella ribs are not decora-
tive and to see such an object standing
there week after week, waiting for its
clothes, does not give people pleasant
impression in a garden.
But first find your umb1 ella; and this
may not be easy, for 'retired' umbrellas
that are no longer fit for use are seldom
seen. Some member of the family, how
ever, may be able to produce one; and
then it should be Immediately stripped of
the few tatters left to it. The next Step is
to paint the frame and handle brown, and
when quite dry, plant tne end of the han
die firmly in the ground, with the frame
fully opened. If the handle is rather short,
it will be an Improvement to add piece
of wood to it.
1t is now ready for the vines which
should have mace some progress in grow
| ing; and when they once begin to do their
best the old umbrella frame makes such a
lovely green bower studded with blossoms
of red or purple or white-or all together
if the viues are mixed-that everyone ex-
claims over its beauty.
A parasol with the same treatment is
equally pretty on a smaller scale, and it
would be very ornamental in the center
of round bed, edged with the bright
colored philox or candy-tuft. With a
long-spouted watering pot the vim could
have daily drenching in warm weather,
Which, the sun is not shining on them
from their roots to their highest green
tips, and this would keep them fresh
Harpers' Young People.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-05-14
The Fetish man Abroad

When abroad the fetish-man is always a
conspicuous figure in village. He wears
tall hat of animal skin: around his neck
hang suspended by a string a few small
specimens of his wears, and slung around
his shoulders are little parcels or charms,
into which are stuck birds feathers.
Metal rings, to which mysterious little
packages are attached, clash and clang as
he walks. serving, together with liberal
supply of iron bells fastened to his person,
to announce the NagaDga's presence; and,
as if his body did not offer sufficient sur
face to display all his magical outfit, be
carries slung over his shoulder in a woven
pocket load of wonder working material.
A peep into fetish-man's sack discIoses
curious assortment of preventives-
eagles claws and feathers, fshbones. ante
lope hornes, leopard teeth, tales and heads
of snakes, flint stones, hairs of elephant s
tail perforated stones, different colored
chalks, eccentric Snapped roots, various
herbs, etc. There are sufficient reasons
for his carrying these with him; if he left
them in his village some one might steel
them; and again, provided as he is, he
can administer at a msmt nt's notice to
suffering humanity some devil-proof
mixture.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-05-14
FOREIGN.

ENGLAND will send troops to Masloua,
land to defend the Beers.
AN attempt was made at Valparaiso t.
assassinate the members of the CHILEAN
cabinet.
NINE. BLAvATsKY, the theosophist
leader, died at London three weeks age
and the fact has just been made public.
The British ship Craigburn, for Mel
bourne from Liverpool, was wrecked by a
severe southerly gale, and FIVE OF the crew
were drowned.
The Swedish ship has been wrecked
near Renews, N. F., and will prove total
loss. Only one OF the crew was saved.
AN explosion took place at Serio Pit in
Rhenish, Prussia, in which eight persons
were killed and seven injured.
QUEEN VICTORIA has given a challenge
cup valued at 9100 to be sailed for by Can
adam yachts.
AT White Pigeon, Ind, ]. L. Brick at.
tempted to choke his wife, when she drew
a revolver from her pocket and shot him,
almost killing him instantly.
THREE HUNDRED students and foul
hundred other persons have been arrested
in Warsaw for taking part in an orderly
celebration of the Polish festival.
CAPTAIN VERNEY, a member of the
English parliament, on trial tor conspir
ing with a governess for the ruin of young
girls, Monday pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to one years imprisonment.
FIFTEEN thousand weavers at Bielitl
and 1000 employees at Pesth have beer
dismissed for being absent from work May
day.
AN attempted rebellion in Bolivia. South
America, was suppress ed, conspiracy tc
assassinate the President being accidental
ly discovered.
QUEEN VICTORIA has placed G300, 00(
at the disposal of the Priuce of Vale
with which to pay his creditors. tn:
government decided that it was in
opportune to ask parliament for grant.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-05-14
THE LATEST NEWS.
GENERAL NOTES.

DR.. W. II. BOILING, dean Of the uni
versity of Louisville, died Tuesday morn
ing.
POLISH residents of various countries
throughout the world Monday celebrated
the centenary of the constitution of Po-
land.
JOHN CALDER & Co., commission
brokers, ask for an extension of time. The
liabilities are 1866, 900; assets, 100000.
The Schniedewend and Lee Company,
one of the oldest eleetrotyping firms In
Chicago has failed. The liabilities are
s100 900.
Snow is reported III South Dakota and
frosts elsewhere throughout the north
west.
Two New York schools have been closed
on account of the prevalence of scarlet
fever.
The American engineers who inspected
the Nicaragua canal say it is an assured
success.
SECRETARY BLAINE has sent Lord
Salisbury note Offering to submit the
Behring sea matter to arbitration.
THE strike of the employees at Hegewich
SuOpo VI Tic OuItGu OGdUcS lbOlIlug SGOCh
company In Chicago has been settled, and
the 500 strikers have gone back to work.
The comptroller of the currency Thurs
day issued call for a report of the con-
dition of the national banks on Maya.
MAYOR WAsHBURNE has notified the
exposition company that the building on
the Lake Front must be removed forth
with.
JESSE Fl LIPPINCoTT, lessee Of the
Anne rican Graphiphone company, of New
York, has assigned.
NEW YORK merchants are sai5 to be
furnishing the slnews of war to the con-
tending faction of Chill.
The ninth national bank of New York
has been compelled to borrow S750,000
from tie clearing house to meet demands
from the interior
KNAPP, Stout & Co., of Dubuque, St.
Louis and other points, the largest lum-
Der concern in the world, are about to sell
their property to an eastern syndicate.
The steamer Italia, which was receiving
supplies at San Diego, CAL, Tuesday for
the use of the Gillian insurgents, was
seized by order of Secretary Blaine