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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

DRAWBACK ON IaRoRTED MALr.-Tbe Treas
ury Department has decided that malt manu-
featured from imported barley and exported
under proper entry is entitled TO drawback
under the law. but that imported barley can
lot be converted into malt while in bond but
must he withdrawn for consumption ana the
duties collected and deposited in the usual
manner.
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SUMNER SrrcrALr1Es For The BOYS


W W WE are as usual showing the best
W wv wv, assortment of everything re-
W w qured for fitting out Boys and
Girls for the country Exclusive no veities in
Fancy Suits-Tennis Blazers-Shirts and
Waists-Hats and Caps-Bathin2 Suits, &c.
.
Don't think our Boys Shirt Waists, sold
under the Sun" brand not rood just be-
cause We sell some Of them at 20 cents The
cambria is good. the colors fast and pretty
and the fit is perfect. The sun in Outing
costs 35c., Cheviot Bike, Percale 25c. (re-
duced price, and 5Oc.
The correct things this summer for boys be-
tween and years old are fancy Nansook
Blouses in Pure White. We have them in four
styles and to suit four weights of pocket books.
81. -, 81. 40 80 20 and 81. d.
These are advanced ideas the obsolete
Fauntleroy Blouses.
Afew English Denim Navy Suits left (pants
suits). Size only.
Tennis Coats for boys between the ages offs
and IL. in light stripes. are exceedingly attract
i've to the eye and pleasant to wear.
Pure White. So Co.,
Stripes. $500
Extra Linen Pants-all sizes except 8. and z.
SOC. a pair
We also have the decorative part of the boys
attire. such as Sashes in Silk and Jersey.
Jersey.
Blue or Red. 81. 25-
White, Sl.5O.-
Silk.
-Colors, 80. ID
Then we are well stocked on Bathing Suits
for boys Is years old. splendid suit for
OF the finer grades We are showing one in pos
lively ali wool for
81. 50-all sizes
Jersey Suits are sold according to size.
A lot Of Brown Linen Suits in sizes o, 10 and
IL. which We have marked down to
SO. 90 suit
News about strong extra Pants is always en-
tertaining.
is enough to pay to insure strength.
Caps for Small Boys.
loo. each
(Third floor, 18th st. building.)
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HoovEk & SNYDER
nm SuOEQ

Hoover & SNYDER
ON SHOES.
The great advantage we have over our COM
petitors is that stock is THIS SEASONS
PRODUCTION, thus guaranteeing to every
purchaser THE LATEST THING IN FINE
CLASS FOOTWEAR. OLD SHOP-WORN
SHOES are COSTLY at ANY PRICE. Shoes
that have been in stock for years soon DRY
OUT-consequently soon WEAR OUT.
You need not wear anything that Is not styl-
ish and does not fit because you can purchase 1t
at so-called bargain sales. but for the same price
we can give you Just the right thing in size and
shape that will give perfect sattsfdction in toear
and quality.
complete stock of Shoes for everybody and
for every occasion.
HOOVER SNYDER,
1917 Pennsylvania avenue. my2S
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LONDON, June Miss Ellen Terry, The
actress, 10 seriously i'll with congestion Of the
lungs.
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MrSs Souvenir LIST.

tDeportIuen, near door No. I11s Pa are.,
al Health Atwood Summer Underwear SIC
To- Summer Underwear. al -d4c
soc Summer Underwear all s:yles----...------42c
o.. U,ls t4os. Al styIe- 21c
~ - Outil- Si.irts. all sly
=. All-woC. Neglige shirts
So Pure SILK shirts. 81 -
:Sh A,l-sik tSrenatline Windsors.
&c Wash silk Windscrs. all styles
4l;c Four and Knot Scars c
%. Knot Scars, az
75c ''Pasis Royal Sisht Shirts
lie Fourpiy Linen Collars. all styles-.-.-..--.1Oc
2Uc fOur-piy Linen Cuts.
81 Gloria Umbrellas. PARAGON frames slOc
80 'oIiO-ia Umbrellas. warranted one year. ID
- gs Sk Umbrellas. novelty handles..--....s31S
81 silk Poaeee Umbrellas 81 %
81 % Cotton Ponses Umbrellas, green lining %
.e Linen HandkerCaiefs, new style Dorders- &c
% Initial JAP. silk Handkerchefs Sc
5Oc BLACK Jap. SIR HandAerchefs. 44c
81 Black Jap. Siik Handkerchiets. ssc
y Cas- Jr Beaver rrivin2 Gloves %
81 EuElI-r Dog Skin Driving Gloves. -s9c
81 D Cape Tan DriVnE Gloves el2J
Also see souvenir prices in leather Goods. Jeweiry
anu Toilet Articles Departments
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Range OF the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at the signal
Office today: a. m. Sc; pm, IS. Maximum,
IS; minimum S.
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LoTHRop.
10TH. nth AND F SITS. NV.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
NOTABLE VALUES
A FEW of those 80. 20 Tan Vienna Cloth
"A Jacketslsft They were the best si2. 80
Ajaekets sold this sprng-satin lined to
the side seam--satin faced roll and satin lined
sleeves Sizes 81. "a. 30 and IS.
Special Price, 80 3d.
Ladies' Coiored Blazers in Plain Tan, Gray,
Mode, Navy Blue and Black.
So. ~ to $3.50.
Special values at So 10, 81. % and s625.
Ladies' Travelling Garments IN Mohair, silk
and Atwood Goods.
SPECIAL
Not OF Striped Silk listers in Grays, with
black strtpes-fuii high sIeeves-very stylish
-S13. So
All-wool Travelling Garments in Navy Blue
and Black, with Capes. The ideal Travelling
Only SO 90 each
Third floor. nth st. buiding.I
Muslin UsDEnwEAn.
y UNDERWEAR suffers from orerucar
= TmOre than any other part of the wardrobe
w oeCause VI the frequency with which 1t
has TO be Numbered. Buy only reliable quality.
HERE ARE SOME GOOD VALUES THAT
ARE FAIR SAMPLES OF A STOCK
WHICH HAS NO EQUAL.
Ladies' Muslin Walking Skirts with deep cam
brio ruffies and two clusters Of tucks above-all
lengths.
----5Jc each. -
Ladies' Cambria Corset Covers. We necks, with
2-inch torc'on lace around neck and finished
with ribbons-perfect itting-all sizes.
SOC EACH
Ladies' Muslin Gowns with Hubbard yoke Of
Hamburg and four clusters of tucks-Hamburg
rufie around neck and sleeves-full length and
width-aii sizes.
--Toc. each
Ladies' Custom made Coiored Skirts with
knife plating at the bottom and French Jokes.
--15c. each
Ladies' Colored Skirts. box plating at the
bottom and colored pipinps.
--5Oc each
Second floor. 10th st. buildinR.)
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NeYx Yarl Stock Ayarlcos
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market, reported By special
wire 10 Corsun and Macnrlush. Ia IS. 1 siTl.ei.
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here in print, you will find that we have rather
- nndeystased than overstated the im- o.,
portance Of these offerings.
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FoR The TOILET

There is no more useful elegant article than Ayers
Hair vieor-the most popular and economical hair
dressing in the market. It causes the hair to grow
nbundantly and retain the beauty and Of youth
prevents badness heals troublesome humors Of the
scalp and keeps ciean cool and healthy Both ladies
and gentlemen everywhere prefer Ayers Hair vror to
any other dressing for the hair. Mrs. Lydia O.
Moody. Z. nttston. Me-. writes ~ have used Ayers
Hair vigor for some time and IL has worked wonders
for me- was troubled with dandruH and falling hair,
that was rapidly becoming bald. but since using
the vigor my head perfectly clear Of dandru the
hair has ceased coming out and now have good
growth Of the same color as when was young
woman. can heartily recommend the use of Ayers
Hair vigor to any one suffering from dandrun or loss
Of hair.-s
AYERS HAIR vIGOR
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
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wEsTRoNaLY URGE CAREFUL READING
% OF THE THINGS PRINTED BE- o.,
Low FOR SATURDAYS TRADE.
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No OrHER PREpARAr1oS
is LAS GOOD AS"
PONDS EXTRACT.
8

DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS WILL YIELD
~ to the OF Carriers Little Nerve Pills, aided by
Carriers Little Liver Pills They not only relieve
ReAtiye spparatus
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LADIES
Needing tonic or children that want building up
should take
BROWNS IRON BlTTERS.
Bflfousness. All dealers keep it.
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CH1LpRES's AND Misses DEPARTMENT

CHILDREN's AND Misses DEPARTMENT
ccC RILDREN's White Lawn Guimpes.
g with tucked yokes.
CCC -55c. each
Figured Percale Shirt Waists for Children and
Misses.
Tic. each
White India Linon Shirt Waists for Misses.
-15c. each
Misses Fine White India Lfnon Shirt Waists
tucked back and Grecian front-collars and
cuffs trimmed with embroidery. Sizes IL to IL
years.
-s1.25 each
ChiIdren's and Misses White Dresses in all
the latest styles.
81. 20 to $500
As special value offer White India
Iinon Dress. with tul SKIRT and deep hem
waist made with cluster of hns tucks-neek and
sleeves finished with enbroideed frll.
Size L. 81. TO- Size 4, S2.25--
Size u. 81. Size TO- 81 TO-
Another pretty style is of India Linon with
full skirt. deep hem. fine tucked vest, three
inch embroidered ruifie starting at back of neck
and extending over shoulder to end of waist in
frcnt-narrow edge around neck and sleeves
Sizes4 10 - years.
Size 4. So. Size 8, 81
Size G, So. So Size 10. "a. Co.,
Size II, "a. 3d.
White India Linon skirts-very full-deep
hem and three one-inch tucks above. These
skirts are sold separately at the low price of
81. 30 each
And with the ever-popular Shirt Waist make a
very neat and simple suit.
Atwood Striped Flannel Refers, with brass
buttons. Sizes to II years
81. 10 each
Light Striped Flannel Blazers for misses
Sizes II. IA and 10 Years.
-S3.1 10 each
(Third floor, 18th ST. buildng)
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T. B. TowsEu & Sow.
DRY GOODS DEALERS,

T. B. TowSEn & Son,
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
1916 9TH st. NV.
On MONDAY. JUNE /. we will put on sale the fol
lowing goods:
1000 yds. Calico, &C. per I'd.
LOCO yds. Bleached Cotton. Sc. per I'D.
1000 yds. Unbleached Cotton, &c. per yd.
1000 yds. Ticking. feather-rroof. Ike. per I'd.
Shifting Calico. e. per I'D
Table Oilcloth, 15c. per I'd.
Boys 25c. Silk Windsor Ties. 13c.
Gents pc. Silk Scarfs. 14c.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests. for go.
Children's Psrasos, 20c.
Boys Shirt Waists, &c.
Gents Laundered Shirts. 40c.
Gents Long and short sleeve Balbriggau 6hirts DC
ZyIonite Collars. lac. Cuffs. soc.
Now 43c.
Beautiful line of Background Poneeea Iavus
Challiss, Oresndies. India Linens. &c.
Gents Outing Shirts. &c. my3O
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CoRsETs.
TTT1AKE the 10th ct. elevators to the second
T floor. You Will find there large assert
I ment of all the reputable Corsets made,
the famous 0tore-h tt,no Corset included.
Today We would have you concentrate your
thoughts on the
IS. o." (sELF-OPENING) CORsETS
At the low price of :sBc. q pair.
The why and wherefore of this exceptionally
low price is: We took 100 dozen from the manl-
facturer. who Is anxious to introduce them.
The clasps have double the strength of ordinary
ones. and can be unlocked in fash by simply
pulling the attached cord. They stay securely
fastened, and will not become unlocked. We
consider them good value at the regular price,
Csc, and at 39c. verify bargain feast. We
have them in White only. Long wasted,
corded bust, two side steels, perfect fitting.
All sizes.
-3Qc pair
100 dozen IS. o." ventilating Corsets All
sizes.
Second floor. 10th st. buiiding.)
HAMBURG DEPARTMENT..
TTTTwENTY styles at this pr pr inches
T deep-good class of work.
900. yard
SWISS FLoUNCINGs AT 81.
Fifty styles at this price, IL inches deep
81 yard
SWISS FLoUNCINGs AT s1.a5
Forty styles at this 4, price: - inches deep
SWISS FLOUNCJNGS AT $780,
Twenty-Five styles at this price-45 inches
deep.
fl 30 yard
fFirst floor, I'd annex
SPECIAL For SATURDAY.
ss ''A stitched 1ndi. Linon with =.
ssaass 655saSi inch hem
- inches wide Sic yard
cd floor. 11th st. budng)
WOODWARD 4 LOTVROP
10TH. 18TH AND SITS. NV
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JULIUS LANsBURGH,
18TH AND r SITS.

my20 18TH AND SITS.
THOSE UNHAPPY PERSONS WHO SUFFER
from nervousness and dyspepsia SHOULD Car
ters Little Nerve Pills. made expressly this class
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
L AIDES 4-button suede Gloves. In
1 Tans and Black. with feather stitch
ILL embroidery.
I'll. p pair
Ladies' s-button-length Mousquetaire Suede
Gloves. in Tans and Black.
81 81 pair
ladies' uton-lenrth Jersey All, siIk
Gloves. in Tans. Modes. Grays aud Black
-e1 pair
Tfrst noor.Alth st. buildins.)
WOODWARD d LorHRoP.
10Th. lIth and = SIS. nv. rs
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AYERS HAIR vIGOR

Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver L Co.. Lowell Mass,
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
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BALTIMORE, June A-Flour dun. unchanRed-
receipts s,52s barrels; shipments barrels; ssies
Coz barrels Wheat-southern duh; Fultz, l.oss
LII; Longberry, l.05al.l2 No. 3. red, arm; spot
0elsal.os5s; July, LOGS aLoess; August l.OsI :
l.o4h; september, Los;saLeSss; steamer, No. 3,
red, Lo6h-receipts, $3.50 bushels; shipments,
none; STOCK 1Os,Sss bushele sales, COS 6ushels
Corn-southern waite nominal, ssk; yellow, dun,
Ssaes \; mixed nrner; spot, q astk; the month.
ceiPts sss2 bushels; shipments, none; stock. Ia.
ass bushels; sales, 22000 bushels. Oats nrmer-No.
white western, Sass: No. mixed western. ga
Ss-receapts. 1909 bsshels; shipments none: stock,
&C. bushels. Rye steady-No. q sS-receipss,
100 bnsheis; shipments, none: stock. G<sa buskes.
Hay nrm-good to choice timothy, Ia00ala0A Grain
freights quiet. unchanged. Cotton quiet, I'M
changed. Provisions 9niet, unchanged butter
nrm-creamery fancy, fs do. fair to chdce. lis
Is; 40. imitation, 16ali ladle, fancy, 1G DO rood
20 choice. iials; stose-packed. is.iS EGp vseh-
II. Coffee dull - Rio cargoeA, fair, l6k; No Z,
changed. Peanuts - previousiy quoted.
BALTIMORE. June S.-virginia ten-for3sa q
do, threes, S4k; Baltimore and Ohio stood, q
asked; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern er.s In
comes, SIS second do, TN; third do, & Consoli-
dated gns bonds, 1le asked; Do STOCK, ~ bid
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THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. c. FRIDAY JUNE s. 1891
WooDwARD

WOODWARD
AND
Lornnop.
10TH. nth AND F SITS. NV.
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FouR FLooRs
AND A LARGE WAREHOUSE FILLED wITH
FURNITURE WHICH MUST BE SOLD.

We've decided to give up our warehouse, outside
shops: &c, and concentrate the entire business into
ONE Bl lLDlNG. 10 do this will devote TWO
FLOORS !now occupied with furniturel to the sewing
rooms, cabinet and upholstery shops. Consequently
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ssS sspssSos sss ssx. S@sy Sc; ssss
bef, Sax. Oats-Juiy, t4ss; September, SsX. Phi
July, 1oos, September. lae0. Lard - July,
80 september. &ssk. kihs(sly. kssk; eupes1'
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Do You PERsprRE,
PODOCILIC
PODOCILIC.
Toilet Powder curing all odors arising from the
PRESENTATION.
Podocic Is composed Of perfectly harmless ingre-
diens. and thoroughly effective in its action There
are thousands who suffer from the unpleasant odors
arising from the arDpis and feet hich frequent bath
ing will not relieve. by the of OD0CILIC this
trouble is entirely removed, by checking per-
spration. but by destroying the germ which causes
the odor.
For sale by Tschihely Evans. 475 Pa. ave. u. w..
and other leading druggist, or by mail, SOC.
BEVERLY CHEMICAL CO..
ny30-St Beverly. N. ].
MRS. wlNSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been u.ed for over FIFTY YEARS Nv NIL
LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHES
the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS, ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for
DlARRHEA Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs Winsiow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind 80 CENTS y Dottis.
d1o-1y
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CAnHAnr & LE1DY.
92S 9TH and FOG st NV.
Win offer special values in 27-inch Flouncin0s
Tor Children at &c.. 6oc.. 15c. and 81 Per yard.
great bargain in White India Linon at &c.
per yard. Just one-half value.
Black Plaid India Iinon. patterns. that WINS
1Sc. yard. price now 121sc.
Fine Shantong Pongees, in colors also Bart
ground and White figured, only 12hc. yard.
Mems Fine Summer Neckwear, Prince Tech
four-in-hand and Windsor. nobby styles only
25c.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests. lOc. each. or 8 for
25c.. Just about one-haf price.
We are Offering great inducements In oi,cloth
and Mattings to close.
cARHART LEIDY.
my30 9eS It'll u. NV. and zoo Il. NV
T LOYDs 25c. EXPRESS HAS MOVED 10 IRA
pared 70 reee,Ve order. ior rrns. Ssss + pre-
ing; storage Of all kinds furniture and trunks sse
sns snd e 2
svsnt for Norisik. New York md Boston sssswboass.
is %siS.i% ~ JOHN O. Hfk ,S1c,sS;::.
E1dEh SIAM HCT -. aA cl.r TIE -
each &c. Per su3d!s A.f YSqfE fi.s r. sS
SILLY lad Chambers St.. N.Y.. Manufacturer.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-09
PEOPLE WHO COME AND 60.

John II. Ricketson and wife went TO At
lantic City for short stay at the seaside, Mr.
Rlcketson thinks the carpenters are making a
mistake by striking, as no man will build when
he knows in short time the property will not
bring what it cost him.
Among those who went East last evening
were A. NJ. Byers and wife, Francis Rawle, OF
Philadelphia; United States District Attorney
Walter Lyon, Charles 8. Mckee and Thomas
b. Kerr.
+. NJ. Robinson, of the Carbon Iron
Works, returned TO New York last evening. He
SAYS the revival in business has not come, but
he expects 1t will soon be here.
j. L. Lockhart, of Washington, and
George R. Scull, a son of the Somerset Con-
gresham, are among the guests at the Seventh
Avenue Hotel .
DR.. E. J. Brennan, of indianapolis, b.
II. Myers, of Ebensburg and Q. II. Walton. a
derson.
S. H Hice and wife, of New Castle, and
]. F. Kennedy and wife, of Courtney, are stop
ping at the Seventh Avenue Hotel.
Commercial Agent W. L. Bowles, of the
Wabash road, arrived in the city yesterday.
He is hustling for business.
A. L, Ellis, manager OF the Snow Steam
Pump Works, of Buffalo, is In the city on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. o. Hill, nee Mccoy,
have left for their future home at Leechburg.
James G. Leiper and NJ. Murphy, of the
Standard Oil Company. are at the Duqussne.
State Senators Neeb and Steele came
home from Harrisburg last night.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-09
DEATHS OF A DAY.

SIR JOHN ROBERTSON, X. c. n. g., formerly
Premier Of Victoria, Australia. is dead.
Mrs. ELIZA ToMsoS, who died at Milford. N.
j.. Friaay, had lived in the same house from the
day of her birth. She was 81 years old.
CHARLES KNOX FURTADo, for many years act
ing manager at the LONDON Princess Theater, and
latterly OF Hengler's English Circus, is dead.
PROF. JULIUS f. HnGARD. late Superintend-
ent of the United states Coast Survey, died at his
long and painful illness.
Dir. II. A. BIERcE. the oldest practclng homeo-
psthic physician in Warren, o., died yesterday
after long illness: He was 70 years OF age and
prominent In Northern Ohio.
FREDERICK frEzEn, editor OF the Columbus
Of 'iS tSs cineinnssi VoikssIatt, died yesterday
morning at Columbus aged 10.
REV JACOB POST OF the Perseverance Presby-
terIau Church, at Milwaukee, died yesterday
morning OF general debility, aged ~ years. He
had been In the ministry % years.
SENATOR HAYTHoRNE, OF Charlottetown, Prince
Edward Island, died Friday. He was born In 1916
and entered the senate in 1879. when Prince Ed
ward Island Joined the Confederation.
JOHN LHFuRcEY, OF summersioe, Prince Ed
ward Island. who died Tuesday, IN Boston, whore
he had gone for medical treatment was the
interested in shipping.
THoMAs H. BACON, q well-known citizen of
Brookline, Mass, died on Wednesday, aged "A.
With his father hs sent 70 at caas, SnG Of the
gold excitement, and he established commission
house there.
PAUL DEsHAvEs. the well-known French actor,
is dead at the age Of 81, from paralysis. Among
his many creations that of Ldgardsrs, In 'The
Dukes Motto, - will probably be oftenest asso-
ciated with his name. He had won many notable
successes on the Paris stage.
AUGUSTUS LooH, OF Allegheny. received by
wire yesterday afternoon the sad intelligence of
the death of Augustus y. Beelcr, of Hagerstown,
Md His body will be brought to Allegheny for
burial, Mr.. Beeer formerly in the employ OF
Heeren Brothers, of this city.
CELESTE HERNE, the singer and soubrette, died
of blood poisoning in Spokane Falls recently. She
was born In Richmond in 1868, and went on the
variety stage in her girlhood About two months
ago she married to Aug 81 Clair, an actor.
Her parents reside in Brooklyn.
REV. JOHN SHIELDS. who died at Frenchtown,
Pa, Wednesday. was very widely known through
out the Methodist den ON n alton In Pennsylvania
He was the author OF several denominational
works. He was 65 years old and had been in ac-
tive service for 40 years rs preacher.
MRS. MARGARET STOWE, who died last week,
was probably the first female magician in this
country. About 40 years ago she and her hus-
band, John Stowe, gave sleight-of-hand enter
tainments in schoolhouses and dining halls Of
villages that have since become prosperous Cities
She was the mother Of John r. and Burt stowe,
the circus
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-09
RESPECT FOR THE LAW.

Mr.. William p. shinn, in Z communica.
ton elsewhere, endorses what The DIS
PATCH said the other day about the habit
of corporations to resort to acts Of unlawful
disorder to carry out their purposes. Mr..
Sninn is gentleman who has q wide ex-
perience and extended influence in cor
porste matters. His opinion on this point
is authoritative, and it ought to do some
good in prevailing on corporations to keep
their acts within the limits Of the law.
Mr.. ShInn also refers to . cognate evil,
which be seems to regard as greater one,
namely, the tendency of trades unions to re.
sort to violence when their wage disputes
come to the point of an actual strike. The
DISPATCH has always insisted that when
ever any organization pushes its cause to the
point Of disorder all the strength Of the
Government must be exerted to suppress
and punish breaches Of the peace. 1t fully
agrees with Mr.. Shinn that NO resort to
violence should be permitted by either
corporations or labor organizations; but 1t
can hardly agree with him In his apparent
estimate of the relative proportions Of the
two evils.
In frequency Of occurrence and in the
number of people directly engaged, 1t is
perhaps true that breaches of the peace in
support Of strikes exceed those committed
by corporations But in the influence on
society, and In the example set to all
classes, those indulged in by corporations
are far the worst The corporations are
generally managed by men of standing and
influence; the trades unionists are men Of
humber standing, and those engaged in
disorders are as . rule ignorant and unin-
formed. When the latter are actually en-
ployed and directed by the influential class
to assert the Law Of force in pursuit of cor
porate purposes, are they not given the
best excuse for, and even educated in, the
policy of supporting their own cause by
violence?
When the corporations and their members
are induced to show scrupulous respect for
impartial law it will be easy to enforce the
same lesson on the common people. As
long as corporations set the example of law
Iessness, however, IL is futile 70 tell working
men that they must never overstep the limits
of the law