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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE ON THIRD STREET WEST
BETMEEN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND SOUTH

BETMEEN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND SOUTH
d STREET, WASHINGTON CITY. DC.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing date the
I'D day OF July, ~. 1885. and Gully recorded in Lber
No. 1lO at folio :} 1t seq, of the land records
for the District OF Columbia. and 1T the request OF the
party secured thereby. the undersigned trustee will
sell at public sale and in front Of the premises
URDAf, THE SENENTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY
A. ID. 1901. at the hour Of -FOUR O'CLOCK p M, all
that parcel Of ground situate in city Of Washington
In the District Of Columbia and known and described
as lot numbered nine CD in William II. Philips subdi-
vision of part of original lot numbered two (,) in
square numbered five hundred and eighty one (.,sll
said subdivision il recorded in ber o. folio l6 one
Of the surveyors records OF said District together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-hAlf Of purchase money IN cash
and the balance in equal instalments six CD and
twelve 02) months from the day sale with interest
to be secured by the purchaser and an
proved deed OF trust ON the property sold all cash.
at the option Of the purchaser elOo deposit at the
time OF sale and all conveysncine and recording al
purchasers expense. Terms sale to DO Complied
with within ten days from day sale otherwise the
undersigned trustee right resell said
property st the rsk and cost Of the defautng pur-
chaser.
FENDALL z. ALEXANDER, Trustee,
4s2 Louisiana ave.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. jao-d&ds
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

DOWLlNO, AucuOleef.
PAIR OF BROWN KENTUCKY MARES AND o
rEAks OLD fuLL sisTERS SAFE FAMILY
On, On s "a, JANUARY TENTH. 1881, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK M, in front OF my auction rooma
/ shall sell the aforementioned pair OF horses
Ja5-3t THOMAS DOWNING, Auctionecr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

piano made in the world which positively improves
with use, in all climates This Il very strong
irresistibe other pianos de,erorxte. owing 70 the
foundation tone being invariably metallic. BY thu
Hartman method OF construction however,
besed upon the violin principe OF resonance use only
tends TO develop the beautiful which exs the
very o basis o. the instrument. VI. q. NETZI:RoTT
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
COUNTY DEMOCRACY PRIMARIES.
ELECTING TAMMANY MEN WHERE CANDIDATES
WE'RE SCARCE.

WIKI. SNAiNNt"
The County Democracy held their primaries last
evening to eject deieates for the year le9l to their
Assembly and election district committee. tnGer the
recent amendment, - the constitution Of tie or,anZa-
o, o4- d,cate, were 10 BE- sent toe the County Com
mltt. e-one from each election district Of The city
and i've members from each election district u the
several Assembly district committees, making an aS'
cgegate Of 41:,5 members in tie last tnimed o"iht-
tee, The leaders dec Jared that for the first 1me
since 1-ss full primaries were held and County
Democracy representatives, elected rom az us 40
,embly districts Of New York.
Under former regulation, the custom was 10 eject
only one delegate L0m each election district ID
the Assembly district committees ana ne "S
known a. the captain of the district
Tie chan-e which went in,O effect last hlsAt bl "h'h
i've representatives chosen instead Of one maGes
il impossible To -ay who the di>itic, leader II. and
the Organization Of the committees at the Close Of the
month must he a%aitcd to disCiOe tai. A. S'ners,l
thg there 10 contests, the priLcpo. ifodbic De
lux 10 hnd i've mcu IN ca II oiecto de'nci VINO
would serve County Democracy commit '.ec.it4i In
some districts NoOrni, maa and Il IanuaHy man
We're pr,yaed upon to serve wiki three Cplnt Demo
crat, and in thi, way the i've men Ie',nrd 10 LII
cut the Election D,t1ct Commlttec wc.c talnel.
In pursuing. this mc.hoi Ge n.ai" -tr> ,u>i-t that
they have done something toward s'.clEta,n.I- 'he
0rguizlton
Ia TIE XIlth District, where Patrick X eEsn 30
rcceDuy lct the tJun;ic, tp -et Wd': uir t"ri-
many umbrella it iognd tha; htn.y Maprer.
WHO had been devoted friend of Kccaal's
up to the time oil the ltter> de,cr-
con. uaI put ticket, in the fed ex-
pectrg t. make himself k,onal', successor IN the
A,,euOy D.-trct leadership. bat the name, b. chose
were from heenan'. persona fDIo~lu- ana were AcA
whom Keenan, could >ai.E perd on ~ aN Ia 2
of the year. IN came plainly VA, 10 ia ulnss
uat kcehan coaa Ian o'.A the ia';t'"l ana ! ute
suiI 6u.rlt Those Ol posed to thl> pleasant cDt.r
pi,, AT once placed other tickets in the f"ld, ~Ocl
uO,cd a. 10 j. hoped. of Democrats Mnlh hcenan
trrot t1utrol !.H Alderman Ham T. GrJte, d, adei
the oppr, ion Soy ncnt and c' la;est r.tars from
me several election district, 10 tie Alir Indicate th1t
ne succeeded in downing Mr.. Maurcls pirtea,.0ns
I'm hi, case GrJtc, VINO Is known 10 be- hottie TO
he man, viii succeed hu.
4 majority oi tle old leaders have been reelected
and no important change, reported except IN tho
XXlNtu District. where ulml Ot tie friends Ot
-tre,t C,Innii,,oacr Heinz who 1T Ttumsuy icll
with him last flll have been added 10 the county
Democracy committees.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

comparable 10 him unless it be tie gIcdt German Mar
shal Won M1tke lie was not only great soldier.
but he wise in ali public affairs. lie was perhap,
the first to appreciate at least the first to announce
the magnitude Of the Nations task in supprcs,ing the
great i,ehcliiOn. In tbs he ahCa1 If his
tcmpOraries and, usual with men ahead Of the
times he was thought 10 be wild. not to say crazy.
Events, however. more than justified his declarations
/ have met General sherman good many times. but
had no close rea ions with him. one thing especially
struck in the great Centennial review ia NcH-
Nork. There hc stood 10y TIE ,.dc Of tie President.
Va matter what else might be claiming his attention,
I'D he ever fail take off lis hat and salute the flag
lie might let the men pass without recognition, but
never the flag. Few men have ever Eccn 30 close u
the hearts Of the people Of the United states as Gen
eral sherman ~ g.,
General Grant, Acting secretary of War ,aid d"
had only slight personal acquaintance with General
sherman. PlODabN no man IN 'lc couii.'' s' ~"
nearer the hcarts of the people than c. and 10 mans
los will be more sincerely mournad.'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
DEyIILS FEOMB. GND o. OFFICERS,
40 TRUTH ~ THE RUMoRs AFFECTING THE
CONTEOL OF THAT ROAD.

NO TRUTH ~ THE RUMoRs AFFECTING THE
Co&TEOL OF THAT ROAD.
Baltimore. Feb. If (SpcciaJ.-Prc>idcnt Mayer oi
the Baltimore and ohio Railroad, returned from MS
tr1u of in spectiou Of the western lines today. when
asked if there was any tru in the rumor- from New
Yor, that Mr. GOlld the Richmond Terminal had
an option on the Baltimore and ohio, or were ne
coaiing for a controlling interest, Mr.. Mayer krhtti
hi, eyebrows and said cmphltically There l. not
the slightest foundation in fact for those reports. l
have heard the rumor, and DO not know ho" 10 ac-
troll or an option for control Of the Baltimore ana
Ohio There Is 10 be change in is control or us
policy"
Another baltimore and Ohio officer SAID u'o
President Mayer and the CARROTS were well Sdtlsh'd
with the present business and the future outlook ot
the baltimore aud ohio. Negotiation, were In prog
res, for better southern connections Mr. Mayer
was pushing forward the Improvements for the cA
ten son of traffic but of the negotiations III pros
re-, would effect the slightest change IA the pr'-'n'
controlling interests. Vice President orland sih'h'
of the baltimore and Ohio ha- thi, to % the re
uort,d ical "I II VIZ! Bacon. or any one else Ht'
Secured or is trying to option, on bil'ihorD
ana ONO. a l. reported IN Vaiiou~ papers. n.oN
nothing of IL. Mr. Iarun was ~ Bhth re thr ll' -
part OF last week. lie !, puriicnt ol IA" Iallhl,iD
and ohio southwestern Railway tomlhN' annu an '
a member of the cNccliivc committee. We ~
ycr.rd on a great many railway topic. but H0'h'ns
thai related lu the rtuutr,t degree 90 any ohl", t
,uybndy ON IaiTimOrr aud OhlO Was mentioned III
any manner. Mr.. Bacon went from here 70 ~ ~
10 .ocurc option, Of that kind. and think he has pc'''
1 thcf, all week.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
JAMES D. BELL ELECTED CHAIRMAN.

The Grand Army Memorial and Executive 'ommt'tc
~ Kings County held an important m'cuEs i"''
evening in Vrooklyn for the election oi o""''''
4, effort was made Ia adjournment OH VI
-, q, ccneruI sherman but il vas voted down
.hv II to 13 after prolonged debate. The vol" lor
chairman resulted In the election of James d. hol'
49, for,.,hadowcd in The Tribune yesterday. '"'
clerk Cummings did not appear - clndha'''
Int John Il. Thompson. OF liicad Post, was pd7h'u
for The place by the Interest, champohcd 10y Win"
II,y.s Mr. Thompson received lO votes, Assembly hd"
nj = ard Mr. Bell 81 The new chairman held the
,amc place In 1e-J. He va, Police tomhils'io ,Sa
under Mayor Chapn's first term Dut "1lN SCI III h
Win the Mclaughlin interest in the Democratic patty
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
ANo1nrR NIL EoR NEW roRK CrsroM H0rsE.

ANOTHER BILL FOR NEW YORK CC NToA H0t SI'
Washington. Feb IA (>pecial.-Mr. etanfo a. the
chairman Of the senate Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds reported hvorably today BIZ i'r 'le
sale OF the present New-YCrh Custom House ana thc
erection Of A new building the sO-called Bowling
Green ~ltc. Il IS similar In terms 10 the one "h!'h
Mr. NilRen tried 70 "railroad' through the House
committee the other day The new BIN Is subsil-
tate for the one introduced in the House by Mr lo"er
and in a." senate ly Mr.. Eyarts. providing lor an
or,r,pr.otiol outright for a new bui.dn; IN Bowling
Grpcn and like NI MilUAcn'~ proposed substitute,
simply auihorIes the sale of the Wail>t building lor
not les, than - OOOUOO tn.> amount 10 be- u'ei on
the new GU lDm house az the foot ~ broid"dt' ihe
p,.cut budiuC {, to /" leased however t1 IN" roN-
arumrut while the one T. being constructor, at a
rental not exceeding = per cent on TIE selling price
Five citizen, of New Norl arr 10 be appuintel buil!S
comini,> .ouces. y wac pointed out IN Ihur-day >
al i.r,trhn. tllnrc e. .t~ng and highly Respectable
opposition in New York 80 a removal ot me custom
lions, from the Wall~t site, and the Bowling Green
scheme viii probably hc defeated In the House. even II
II sot- thr ugh the senate
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
ACTION BY THE OHIO CoMMANDERY.
A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO BE PRESENT AT
THEIR DEAD COMPANION's FUNERAL.

COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO BE PRESENT AT
THEIR DEAD CoMPANIoN's FUNERAL.
Cincinnati clio, Feb 14-Gcneral sherman became
companion of the Ohio Commandery Military Order
NJ the LOYAL Legion. in l7-3, and IN 1881 lie was
elected its commander and served one year Tie tct
mat ohio was his native state As well a. tdt many
"h., military comrades were here, induced him 10
nlaco his membership here rather than III the STATE
alcco he lived II is the rule Of the CoIninandery
o, the death of a companion 10 send floral emblem
=. lao nIaccd upon the coffin. This token ov rcmem
tarce cocs forward 10 night Lieut. cuant-COohcl h. e.
Dares the commander, has issued circular a.
follows: ,,s co,,
W r sherman. died to-day at 100. Inc IolI"""s
, co,nnanlons are appointed committee tn represent
bIs Comnandery at his funeral General Kuhe!lofu D.
uavcs General JACOB u. Cox, Colonei L. L. NJ p'!'"
General A. HIckcnoopcr DR.. d. w. hartShofn, Co'o''
~ C,dle General NJ. ID. Leggctt General VI. T. fo'cH
.r,,,l lame, Barnett General John Hay OoIohc Mol
emory Rochester Captain H. r. Covcrdale, Captain ~ H.
Msttox Dr. L. w. Thiall, General G G. "acot'' "cneI"
Wclls Jones' General Samuel Thomas, MAJOR D. d. i''i
canaln Calvin S Brcc. General w. H. Raynor' Ooiohe
d. w. {. LOudon.
All other companions VINO can 10 ~ "i0
attend .-,-,r - y n,vrS
Commander.
ROBERT HUNTER, Captain T. s V. Recorder.
Nearly every man in Cincinnati knew the face oi
ccn.aI sherman. He was often here His Children
vrcr, educated at Reading, Cinciniau Inc last
mce{ug of The Amy Of the Tennessee was heu hc.o
and General sherman presided. 80 there Wa moro
ttan t.i,l interest here In tn" sick ROOM ana "hCH
lie tdinr, of his death came the hTSt pnDht an AZ
nnS,nc.nlrnt was by the tolling Of the bell Gi tN5
scottish Rite Cathedral broadway. ms pen hdS
tocd but before FOR non Mason; ihSt % cH'
t,o was General Grant soon after the bell, 81 n
hi,n Deuartr1cnt carried the sad news all over Ic
rity The nags on the Government building weI, s as
haifmast. The LOYAL Legion headquarters " u..n. o. 9
n tar draped in mourning and the death vi the grea'
soldier saddened the whole city.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
THE THEE REPORT.
FORECAST TILL s p. NJ. SUNDAY.

Washln eton Feb. 1i-For Eastern Ncw.Yord. Eastvs
PENNSYLVANIA Ncs.Jcr.,y and DellwaN warmer. =.
cry W nis fair weather.
For West rn Nrw.York. West Pennsyyan.I ard
ohio fair weather; south Ply winds; increasing
cloudncss and Monday.
For Maine N-Himrshir'. Vermont. Mas-s hU .'tts
Rhor ;slsnd Connecticut fair weather; WINS
shifting to ,0u;herly.
Fcr tn, District Of Columbn, Maryland and yixhiA
fair weather. warmer.
For Indiana, warmer. fair weather. Increasing c,Sra
ness and rain SUNDAY night.
For rorth Carolina co.tness and rain SUNDAY wsra,l
Monday
For south Carolina and Georgis, coudnes- and rain
Sunday
For Ta.trrr. Florida cloudness and rain sunday; sta
tonary temp i1turc.
For Western Florida Aal anna AMI Mississippi inersaS.
ing cloudnes, slghtls d. stalonary
trnreratur, I'm the vicinity of Mo lie ard Pensacola
For Louisiana rain stationary temperature; Alr Mea'
day.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
THE GENERALS DESIRE TO BE BURIED IN 81
LOUIS.

ST. Louis Feb 14.-In February, 1o0o on inc ao@
caAion of General Shernau's seventeen DHtludN' 'c
members of Ransom Post, g. \. r. OF when "eiier"i
sherman was the first commander. sent the NcI'oi"l
many congIatu!atOry letters and teleGidIls Inc oid
warrior in replying to these. among o'heT ihN9' 9
have been again and again urged To- allow NY haH'o
TO be transferred u the roster oI some one oi "' '
raputablc IO,ts the g. y. IL heie 'I' H' ''
o,,o has lcn "No' that Ransom Post has stood by NE
since its b, ginning, and viii stand by IL TO y ' ~
bcn that in it, oraani1,d capacity u Will deposit my poor
dv I'm Calvary Cemetery. alongside my mthfh VIE anu
dolilcd soldier boy" My health continues good 20 NY
comrades of Ransom Post must guard their. that they
may be able ulnl this sacred duty i"po'eu uS "'''
nr,t commander. ,.r,,.>-
God bless you all w J. i'rN'4
calvary Cemetery is in this city, and is one Of the
mos, beautiful spot, in St. Louis 1t Is eApcGgu pei ot Se
General, desire In the matter VIII ue ,uIieo "i'.
aIthough of cour-c the family wishes Will rule IN the
Ransom Post has issued the following order;
tlis,ouri q. A r., ST. Louis, Feb H. l7"l
Specjal order so /. COmradc-: With the dccP
sorrow Of cI.t that will MI all hearts cspe'idI M M
the members of Ransom Post whom Dc ioVca 10 80 % 1fi
of COmradc William +. Slcrmnu. He VINO - success
fuy fought Of the greatest battles ana IeSi tc
longc, marh Of var hSo aGG en- ~ mi me & way nl, -, ~
bnrv his service, a,. his country priceless hcr1t
are Int hi~ comrades friendship and love ls our
Words. however too empty for n cul"'y ituiiro
>cvcneth anniversary of MS biIth GinT'tic 7crWah
wrote u: Ransom Post has stood 10y me since IT,
i'm its orgauiyaG capacity N will deposit my poor body
I'm calvary alpng-id" my fathfnl wife and dolzcd
soldier boy and this post. Il his family a'que'ce'
Ahirthcr order viii he issued concerning the funeral
arrangcmcnts By order of ,,,,,.,. ,..
!. AflutIIi
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

In reading over the literary items of
the week, found not much to interest
me, until my eye caught sight Of an
article headed "JenkS' Dredm." Imag-
inc my surprise to find it ended up with
a recommendation to use DR.. Piercc's
Pleasant Pellets. Nevertheless, being
great sufferer from sick headache, |
determined to try them, and, to my great
JOY. | found prompt relief, and by their
protractcd use, a complete immunity
from such attacks. Piercc's Pellets
often cure sick headache in an hour.
They are gently laxative or actively
cathartic, according to size of dose.
As pleasant laxative, take one each
night on retiring. For adults, four act
as an active, yet painless, cathartic.
Cause no gripping or sickness. Best
Liver Pill ever made. Smallest. Cheap
est. Easiest to take. For Constipation,
Indigestion and Bilious Attacks, they
have 40 equal.
Manufactured at the Chemical Labo-
ratory of the WORLDS DIsPENsARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, No. Ge3 Main
Street Buhalo. n. /.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
BOsTOy,s FIRE EFLLs SIT TOLLIHG

Boston, Feb. 14.-Thc announcement Of General
Shcrman's death generally announced 10 the
citizens Of Boston by the tnllne Of the nrc alarm
bell. The flag, on state municipal and Federal
buildings have been ordered at ha.i-md,t.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Prominent ABRIvlLs IT THE HOTELS.

TGTNSWil E-JoAn A. H. -an. Jr, ol hoalr>town.
ohio FIFTH ANENU!.-Coa gr'~>udn John W. t1nd.
cr OF po.ol and cNGo,ch0r rr'd alex S,ytl, of ~.
Uafp~hir.. HOFFMAN Pruicrc.o Galcaro. C...1l Mn.
.tcr a: Washing on. 81 JAN!s-Stil>on uI,gh.n,. Si
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
COY. cAMrnELL cLAIMs nIs EoDY roE onIo.

GOV CAMPBELL CLAIMS HIS BODY FOR OHIO.
Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 11.-Thc following telegram
was received this evening:
General Thomas Ewing, New York city
A. the representative Of the people Of ohio. claim
thc body OF General William I. sherman for burial
on the soil Of ia" state which gave him birth The
people Of Ohio Will keep his grave green.
JAMES T.. CAMPBELL.
At the instance Of Hc Governor Adjutant General
Dill has issued general order Announcing the death
of General sherman, and calling upon the National
Guard 10 Join with the people Of the Nation in testify
ing % the great los sustained n hi, death. II i,
ordered that the ooor- at the headquarters, the
STATE Arsenal and all the arnorie, Of the stale be
placed at half mast until and LIc day of the funeral
that the officers Of the National Guard the usual
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

Glove closer to the hesrts Of his counymen than he
In token of Rhode Islands appreciation of the man
and General of deep in thi, loss. the
Adjutant- General will direct that the hags Of the
state be placed at halfmast until the Obsequies.
JOHN W. DAVIS, Governor.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

''Far From Home' by Bouuereau -, 49, loo
'Springtime Barbizon" by Rousseau Mr.. "ihis'
5000.
Last Honors Paid Counts Egmont and Horne" by
Gallart; - 100000
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
OfHclal-J W. CLULEY, Adiutant.

TRIBUTE FROM ClSCINNATI MERCHANTS.
Cincinnati. Feb. LITTLE Chamber Of Commerce was
in session when the announcement Of General Sher-
mans death was received. on motion OF Theodore
Cook the president vas authorized 10 appoint com
mittcc Of fifteen 10 prepare suitable memorial 70 be
spread on the records Of the Chamber.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

uadEe 81 mourning los ,hsCc mouths. INA, 90 "a.
day Of the funeral there be fired by the 'th Iri'ga3
tytIlerv at C0Iun. II, II irtcen guns at dawH oi day
I'd gun at intervals Of thirty minute, durhir IN
uay and at the close National salute oi io'''
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

"YA FTER the treaty of Vienna says Sir Henry Lyton
49, Bulwer in his biography of Talleyrand Taleyrand
Eh\ declared that his health required the waters of Car
bad observing that dpomatists first duty after congress
wos 70 take care of his liver" This sentence besides
pressing the wit of the great statesman also shows his be-
lief in the virtue of the Carlsbad mineral waters which are
unsurpassed for the of all diseases OF the liver Kidneys
and bladder caarr of the stomach diabetes rheumatism
out chronic coustpaon and other diseases requiring mild
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

laxative, diuretic, or blood-purifying
remedy. Imported direct from
Carlsbad by Eisner & Mendelson
Co., 6 Barclay Street, N. Y. Pam
phets sent free upon application.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

thr diasrala continuous lllc -lows - tafoIaetf
nurtuaIons ye. terday rNef az The United states
Sirra service station az ths city The ia e' Indicate
th. temperature noted Pcry Pharmacy sun Buiing.
Tribune Onice. Feb. -, a. m.-The movement In the
baron, ter Yesterday upward Clear weather prevailed
The temperature ranged between - and 80 decrees, the
,.rg cs5, bng l6ss lower than Oh the CORE spending
day last wear and JG7s lower uhan on Friday
Cllr or fair a,d warner weather may DO expectea y
and near this city 10 day
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT
is not 4 mere purga,lye, II - an Alternative ard
a constitutional remedy. Obtain the genuine
imported article. DO not be imposed upon by
inscriptions dealers The genuine must have
the s.Snamre Of" Eisner x Mendelson Co. Soc
Agents, Barclay ST., N. Y, ON every bottle.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
AuGuST'S HOT WAVE DUE.
One Of the Most Extensive Of lis Kind
Is With Us To-Day.

There are some peculiar things about the
hot wave which arrived at New York yester-
day and is still in full swing.
In the first place, It Is one Of the most ex-
tensive waves OF It's kind on record, for It has
spread owe: the entire country from the
Rocky Mountains to the coast OF Maine.
Then another remarkable feature about It
is that the hottest weather is along the
northern edge OF the wAve. The temperature
In southern and Central Minnesota and
Michigan is about as high to-day as It is
along the shores OF the Gulf Of Mexico, which
is very unusual.
At Marquette, Mich, II was 80 degrees ut r
o'clock, while II vas the same at Jackson
Vile, Fla, and . degrees cooler at New Or
leans.
Weather observer Dunn lntimates that II
would be Il good thing for Gothamltes 10 get
ready for warm spell. II started In Mt 40
degrees here this morning, and there Is ap-
parently enough stored up calorlc In lhe local
wave to send the mercury up pretty nearly 10
the ninetieS before the day Is out.
The humidity IS not 30 bad to-day. Mr.
Dunn's wet bulb thermometer showing per-
Centagc OF 6S. However, 1t may be worse TO-
morrow, and those who want To Insure thrlr
personal comfort had better make arrange
ments TO get within reach Of a sea breeze, II
such thing is possible.
Mr.. Dunns local forecast for New York and
its immediate vicinity for to-day Is ialr
weather. with possibly showers this evening,
stationary temperature and southwest winds.
The hottest place In the country TINS morn
ing was Galveston, Tex, where the ther-
mometer registered 81, and the coolest was
Fort Washakie, Wyo., at ~. 49,
weather, with n slight rise In the temperature
and SOutherly winds.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Woe 10 the CONQUERED.

The Romans cried " Va TictGw Woe to tho
conquered % at their tTumphs, To-day many Of
are being couquersd-our peace our rest and
daily appetite wTested from Is by that invader Of
the stomach, dyspepsis. succor We sue for from a
hundred sources Temporary relief We somstime e
obtain. Bat hearty meal, the simplest indisore-
ton In diet, and the Prot0An imp ret with re-
doabled NgoT 20 torment US. A persistent use Of
the great Gntiiyspeptio aud regulating tonic, Hoe
letters stomach BittTs is hest calculated 20 drive
into permanent banishment every form Of in gos-
tipn, temporary chroair No less ohheAeious is
It for malaria, biliousnsss, constipation, ThsumG-
tism. kidney and bladder ailmeats This remedy
of specific utility aud many usas ovcroOmes them
all. It's AeNsEuArd, too, against the effects OF
temperature Apt 10 revive attack OF " La
Grippe"