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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-03
A CENSUS PORTFOLIO.
An Enumerator's Description of His Trials
During His Term of Service.

An Enumerafor's Description OF His Trials
During His Term of Service.
The following is q copy Of statement found in
census portfolios: This portfolio was carried
on horseback over 500 miles in Texas. Its d.
lapidnted appearance may in some degree rep
resent the mind, feeling and appearance Of
him who was honorcd with the privilege
Of carrying it and is no comparison
with the rough country through which it WAS
used. 1t has seen all kinds of people, been
through sunshine and shower, met the terrified
and untcrriied, but with all was kindly treated
by the people. Between its folds we're their
names and ages recorded. From the babe
Grace Brewinston, ten minutes old, to
Aunty Aggie Harris, liz. 1t records also the
little Rounds children, five In number, all born
within two aud half years, twins and trip
lets. Twelve other sets twins, IL blind, ~
dumb. 80 physically defective. old veterans
who followed the nag and twin horse colts.
Only 26 deaths in the las: year bespeak Q
healthy community OF 1900 souls, living on 422
farms and thirty-seven houses in towns-all
smiling and happy, with abundant crops and
good school houses" After stating the writer
was called upon to name three boys and two
girls, having been bitten by two dogs and one
scorpion poisoned by vines to his successor
OF 1900, he leaves the next chapter.
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How To Blow A Horn.

1t depends upon what kind of . horn you want to
blow and also upon whose horn 1t 10. don't know
much about other peoples horns have about all
can do to blow my own horn. l blow bold and louc
and long II you will listen to my blowing and follow
me up will blow money into your pocket. Here IL
what am blowing about now:
Six-foot Extension Table ant oak. "A so: six-foot
Pillow Leg Table. fne finish. %: Ladies' Rocking
Chair carpet seat. 9sc. Foreground Hair Mattress
Rug Suites $50 Very Large Rug Suites. heavy fringe
beauty, $50. blow about 10 to l5c. yard OIL
pets Ysrdwide Carpets. l2k. 20 A. Soc, &c.
All-wool Carpets. 90 to 7oc.; Brussels Carpets.
80. a5. Sc. &c. l blow about Lounges: 81. IS
Plush or Carpet Lounges, 90; Bed Lounges. ~ to
$50. l can show you 1000 Rugs, Mats and Art
Squares. can blow bargains into Glass, China,
LAMPS. &c, than you you can ind anywhere else Fur
Rugs. back, white or gray ". %, smell: Solid
Oak Sideboard drawers. IL 90 Oak Suites, S16 80
Handsome Suits. &2o $50. $50, $40 $50 to $69 moth
ing in town to match them. Let impress upon you
that We don't want any installment trade; we don't
have such prices; claim to be the only house in
Washington where you furnish house complete.
embracing China. Glass. Kitchen Ware. Furniture.
Carpets. &c. Don't doubt till you try
GRAsTY, THE PUsHER.
DOUBLE STORES.
TERMS CASH.
SOS 1510-12 9TH st. w.. bet. p and Q.
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Stocks Closed Active and strong ut the Best
Prices Of the Day.

BLOCKS closed Active and strong ut the Best
Prices Of the Day.
NEW YoRK, Oct. S.-The stock market opened
with q moderately active business this morn
ing, but prices were decidedly higher than
those Of last evening, Missouri Pacific being
up ~. Northern Pacific preferred, l1s. New
England, Jersey Central and Chicago gas each
!, and the others generally large fractions
In the early trading these prices were well
beld as > rule, but Rock Island was specially
strong and rose large fraction. Later in the
hour the entire list joined in the movement
and almost everything showed small gains over
the opening figures, the upward move
ment being remarkably uniform, while
any sps eF feature ss ., Of i nsssssp
Atchison, Missouri Pacific, Rock Island and
st. Paul were the specially active shares, but
q large business was transacted in tho general
list. At II O'Clock the market was still active
only fractions better than first prices in most
cases.
Money on call has been easy. with no loans
and closing offered at 4. Prime mercantile
paper il dull, with the demand al most exclu-
sively from eastern institutions and rates are
normal Mt per cent for sixty TO ninety days
Endorsed bills receivable, GaG1z for four
months acceptances. and 6ISa7H for good
single names, with from four to six months to
run Bar silver, 971s. Sterling exchange is
ecuVe anu STEADY, WITH actual business In
bankers bills at 4.79sa for sixty days and
4.S31 for demand. Posted rates. 4.S01a and asa.
Commercial bills, 4.79 and 4s21S.
Tho official report Of the Mercantile Safe
Deposit Company to the stock exchange shows:
Silver bullion on hand, 1864, 165 ounces; de-
posted, $500 ounces; withdrawn, IFS, 900
ounces; certificates outstanding, 4.560 ounces.
Government bonds have been dull and steady.
State bonds have been entirely neglected. Rail-
road bonds have been active and strong.
The stock market, after IL o'clock, remained
active and strong. with the same stocks leading
in the dealings, but the feature OF the hour was
the increased animation and strength in North
American, which rose to 20&. All the active
stocks, however, kept pace with the leader,
although the advances over the IL o'clock fig
ures wero in ali cases confined to fractions.
The bank statement was considered favorable
and the market closed active and strong at the
highest prices of the day.
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Ann E. Gridley has purchased of Annie NJ.
Dutton for $1,000 sub 26, square 19O-I7IS by
30 feet on between 18th and 10th streets
northwest.
Carrie L. W. Carleton has purchased Of
Stella B. Conger for S4,742 lot I6, block 50,
Columbia Heights.
J. H. Pudney has bought of ]. G. Slater for
SIS. $50 sub 6, square 966, fronting 20 feet on
East Capitol between 10th and 18th streets.
I. P. Venable has purchased for sl0. 600 Of
J. e. Carpenter sub 81, square S72, $3.50 feet
nue. southeast.
Rufus Choate has purchased for S5,625 Of C.
II. Tickling sub LOO and part 16l. B. and h. 3
addition to Georgetown, fronting on Market
street.
M. d. Hensey has bought Of A. L. Barber for
S5, 10 lot II, block II, and for Q nominal
consideration lots II and Is, same block, lie
Droit Park.
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A telegram received at the Treasury De-
par tment from Capt Hooper, commanding
the revenue steamer Corwin, announces the
arrival Of that vessel at sitka, September
IL, and that she would sail for San Francisco
by inland route via Seattle about October
4: He reported the seizure Of the steamer
Hattie Gage at Sand Point, September 10,
and that he had ordered her to Sitka, where
she is now due. He said also that the cases of
two seizures previously made by the Corwin
were set for trial at Juneau October 1. An ac-
count of the cruise OF the Corwin has been for
warded by mail
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sIes-Regular call-12 O'Clock m: Capitol and
North street railroad, at IL. Washington Gas,
10 a. 4s. American Security and Trust Company,
Government Bonds-U. s. IS, registered, 1907,
lle bid, III asked. U. $. Is. coupons, 1907.
1i6 bid, III asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Market stock, Is,
1899, currency, l02 bid, - asked 2c-year fund,
C., 1892 gold, bid 2Oyear fund, So, 1883,
rency 1901 1920 bid Il asked. sC-year fund, Gs gold,
1902, liz bid, asked. Water stock, .s, 1898, cur
rency, l22 bid, - asked. s.e5s, 1924. fund, cur
rency, MY bid us asked S>as, reg. z-lOs. lsss-
Miscellaneous Bonds-washington and George
town Railroad 10-.o. Is, 1O3 bid, = asked. WASH
1919 bid, - asked Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Rights, 1870 bid, asked. Masonic Hail
Association, 5s, 1905 1913 bid, = asked. Washington
Market Company imp s l 10 bid, 1871 asked. American
Security and Trust Company, IS, loo bid, - asked.
Washington Light Infantry list mortgage 6s, 1904,
9sh bid, - asked Washington Light Infantry I'd
Company. series A, IS, rs bid asked. WASH
ingt0n Gas Company, series b, Is, 1873 bid,
= asked. Washington Gas Company Converti-
road 6s. 100 bid. 1913 asked. Capitol and North
o Street Railroad LIST mortgage 6s, 1O4sI bid, 10
asked. Metropolitan Railroad Convertible 6s, -
bid, $50 asked. U. . Electric Light con. IS. lOV
National Bank Stocks-Bank OF Washington, -
bid $40 asked. Bank Of Republic, 2e5 bid. -
asked. Metropolitan, 2G5 bid 2iak asked Central,
800 BID, - asked: Farmers and Mechanics. Iss
bid. asked. Columbia 1853 bid. 15e asked. Cap.
tai. 122 bid. - asked. West End, 9CH bid. iO2
asked. Traders. ia bid. - asked. lincoln. looX
bid, lO3 asked.
Railroad stocks-washiDgton and Georgetown,
225 bid, $50 asked. Metropolitan, IS bid. 40
asked. Columbia G. bid, Is asked. Capitol and
North Street, IS bid, as asked. lexington and
Soldiers Home, - bid, Is aslel. Georgetown and
TenleytOwn, - bid. 81 asked.
Insurance StoSks-Firemenls, 80 bid. asked.
Metropolitan, 80 bid, - asked. National Union,
lTk bid, II asked. Arlington, - bid, 100 asked
Corcoran, CO bid, - asked Columbia, ISM bid,
II asked. Gernan-American, IFS bid, 1870 asked.
Potomac, IS bid. 90 asked. Riggs, s bid, asked.
Peoples, So bid. so asked. Lincoln, 81 bid. 5h
asked Commercial. AZ bid, - asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-ReA Estate Title, 1871
bid, - asked. Columbia Title, 6h bid, On asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washnyion Gas,
% bid. ~ asked. Georgetown Gas, Is bid. asked.
U. 8. Electric Light, = bid, 'l60 asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvania, Is bid asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac, bid Is asked. Ameri-
can Graphophone, bid asked.
Miscellaneous StOcks-Wa Washington Market Com
pany, is Did, 70 asked. Great Falls Ice Company
i4O bid, lis asked. Bull Kun Panorama Company,
is bid. rs asked Pneumatic Gun Carriage, bid,
x asked. Lincoln Hall, - bid, 100 asked.
safe Deposit and Trust Companies - Washing
ton Safe Deposit Company, lie bid, - asked.
Washington Loan and Trust Company, 95k
bid, 81 asked. American security and Trust
COMPANY, Jos bid. los asked
Tx. dividend.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
WANT CEDAR STREET PAVED.

The Commissioners this morning heard .
delegation composed Of Messrs. w. 3. Benham,
X. s. Irapier and A. J. Green, representing
the residents and property holders of Cedar
street between 18th and 10th streets. They
called to urge the importance of paving this
street, and would be willing to stand higher
assessment if they could get the improvements.
POLICE CHANGER
The Commissioners have promoted N. J.
Flynn second-class private on the police
force vice A. C. Constantine, deceased: and
appointed Lewis Gee private Of the first class.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued today as follows: ]. H. Richards.
three brick dwellings. sos to Sl2 18th street
northeast; 1880. E. d. frazier. seven brick
dwellings, 100 TO l706 Florida avenue and 2lO0
to 2l04 18th street northwest; $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-03
NE1r MosDrr TUESDAY AND WEDsrsDxY ARE The Fnn DArs
Or Inr PAlAm RorL Orrnya

PALA1s ROYAL Endorsed by the Fosters order
credit
difference between the prices the
credit
heretofore had accounts" the
credit to take advantage OF the Dement'S the fa hoyas casa
offered at OF the fouesnth Annual Opening
pAks ROBES Bedford of spotted
Robes satisfy will havea
I,RYss public favor Our s.
considered
show
o. 10 yard worth fully slo0 The 4Onch Cames
J+ineh cner Hair Pa
Never offered
Illuminated
however that this low price these all wool and
inches
CENT mean. .aytus YOU twice amount There ara sn w ~
Chevo. TIE
all Black snks including surahs and China Silks
'CRMINGs Everything that
i
aud widths
hou.ands
eOlOrs and variety and
and Gods and Black Silk Cord
all
The newest fses are OF with We
Black
the
Trimming during the
Opening"
FEATHERS Ribbons for millinery millinery prices
L onetb ird les curl
Quilts 30 bunch giving
Then Military Poppous With az,
uaarvelousy Nothing You
Velvet Ribbons
Ribbons tina.
may called for Ten per cent of all of them
will positively terminate Wednesday T..s.a
vantage Of the souvenir prices
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Treasury Department Changes.

Promotions: A. Z. Kubel, from $500 to $500:
w. r. Peabody, from $500 to $1,000; A H.
Seton, from $500 to $500; W. A. Van Doren,
from 5000 to $500; VIM. Gantner, from q 900
to 81, 200; Eugene Rhodes, from $500 to O. 900.
and Otto Storm, from 81 200 to $3.50. in the
office Of the United States coast and geodetic
survey A P. Cunningham from q. so TO g. 40
per diem; Vim. L. s. Sturges of New York. from
$500 to 81 900, in the Office of the controller Of
currency. JosephS. Van Arsdale of New Jersey.
from class 2 to class 8, and Mrs. Maggie Cra1-
ford of Pennsylvania. from 6, 900 to class 1, in
the Office of the register
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A VERY "sICK" lGARKET.
Numerous Circumstances Operating ON tn
Price Of Wheat

Numerous Circumstances Operating on the
Price Of Wheat.
CHIcAao Oct 3.-Some Of the bullish euthu.
siasm at the close Of yesterday was carried over
to the opening this morning and everything
traded in opened higher. The board Of trade
cable quoted wheat firm and somewhat higher,
but with . limited demand. The
story that 25,00O.00o bushels of
wheat in North Dakota had been dam
aged by rain, according to q Minneapolis
dispatch, had temporary bullisk influence,
dertake to cover his shorts. The result was
nuctuated for time between that
and ss1<. But Partridge did not
cover, ON the contrary, he continued
to sell The report Of the weeks export showed
falling on Of about 1000, 900 bushels conn
pared With last weeks, and Logan had St.
Louis dispatch saying that some red winter
wheat exported from that point was being ped
died out In Liverpool etrates which would make
its export yalue at st. Louis about 80 ceuta
Then came the report that New York state
bank had failed for ESQ, 200. This, With the
free offerings and the light demand, soon made
2 very -sick" market December selling 81 10
sS2. At II o'clock the price was sex.
The receipts Of corn were extremely light
Of decided advance, but The weakness Of
wheat soon took the 'fnap" ont Of t. 0cto-
ber opened 3 higher q G. e advanced 70 AZ
and q II o'clock was TX aonzn. rroyisions
opened higher With grains, but immsdiatsiy
Weakened end cd q. January potk senrtsd
!ks. sP ~ aAah, butsuld steadily downward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-03

During the twenty -four hours epdine Il noon
today burial permits we're issued from the
health Office for the following:
white-John q. Brayman. 80 yssrs, Ella sss,
Chas. F. colburn, 1 year, CASTRO intestinal
cstsrrh; Gertrude q. Findley, 4 Year,, dspS-
liberia; Laura I. snyder, a. years, peritooias;
Sarah V. Bright, 81 years, inhaanston sf
pylovus.
Colored-Richard Matthew, mouSha. con-
genital debility: Chsrles Hobbs, - Year,. eco
sumption; Caroline Harrison, 50 yesrH mnsas-
mus; Theresa Beil, a years, tubercslAr psriss-
nitiA.
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War Department Changes.

Walter l. Taylor Of Louisiana, Daniel K
wright OF Iowa and Samuel W. Tucker Of Penn
sylvania, clerks of class 1, record and pension
division, resigned.
Fred Z. Fuller Of Pennsylvania, Frank B.
smith OF Tennessee, Joseph 7. Exnicios Of
Louisiana and Charles A. Rhetts Of Indiana,
promoted from clerks class $1,000 to clerks
class i, record and pension division: George D.
PAUL. OF Ohio, james +. Steele Of Georgia.
George W. Deadrick of Tennessee and Augustus
D. Tolman of Massachusetts. promoted from
eopyists. $500, to clerks class 81 900, record
and pension division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-03
WHITING FrREMU.
The Mssseomsry uese and Esgsns osapss,
Of Nerrtea0Nn, p. Arrfx>A

The Montgomery uose and Eagins Csnpssy
OF Nerrtstswn, Pa. Arrives
All O'Clock today the Richmond train rolled
into the 9Th street depot with the Montgomery
Hose and Engine Company Of Norrisiown. Pa,
and their friends, accompanied by the Pheni,-
vile Band (about leo in all. on route homev~rd
from four days excursion. They left Norris
town on Wednesday evening. arriving in Rich
noad on Thursday morning, and after vievisg
the sights IN that section spent day AZ Fort
ress Monroe. and speak in high terms Of
their reception. They dined a. the depot res-
tAurant and spent . few hours In sagbs-sesias,
leaving az 4 O'clock This is the company q
which Gen. aud Gov. Hartrsnft vas a sseve
msmber In HE young days.
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Denies Fraud or Misr.prsssusssse..

The answer filed by Mr.. C. II. knight IN Shs
equity suit against him and othsrs b.
z. r. shipiey eft al. OF Baltimore, 70
set aside the assignment Of jads-
ment against w. J. Foley, denies
any fraud or misrepresentation, asserts Inst Ns
Judgment for $46l il not lien against Foley's
property owing TO the existence Of prior dseAs
Of trust OF that he made any false reprcssnsa-
tons to Shipley, but the sale was after doe
consideration and he gives the corrsspeoasnss
he had with Shipley and tstes that he had olsrsd
the judgment for sale, not knowing Of shs
clause In the trust authorizing the trustees 70
take up the Judgment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-03

DR.. p. ). Murphy, one Of the bes. snd sassS
favorably known physiciAns in the city, died a
an early hour this morning after isue ed
painful Illness. Or. Murphy came 70 wsah-
ington soon after the war and I'D
been connected with the Columbia Lyine-in
Hospital since the foundation OF that iuve,-
tuition. He became connected With the hsspi-
tai hrst as an assistant and later ross 10 Be
chief surgeon, but after remaining shsr> ~
seventeen years was obliged 70 rssaea e.
account OF his health aud since that time AAd
devoted himself 20 his private prsctaos.
He Was at one time . member Of the faculty Of
the medical department Of Georgetown o.
versity, holding the chair Of obstesrscs H M
IN his forty-sevepth year ct the time Of ~
death and was unmarried. DIR. Murphy BE-
longed 20 the Catholic Church and the funerui
services with requiem MAS will be held q o..
stephens Church, Pennsylvania avenue end
18th street, Monday morning All O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-03

Tm NV fAcfioa-The new drirl tscfScs
adopted fer the use Of the army have been sent
70 the public printer By Secretary Proctor Win
the statement that there ID no objection 70 De
1litng Of orders received for the purchase Of
copies under the law. This requires orders 70
BE- Aied with the printer bsfors ~ boek Roos
70 pres, accompanied by sum Of messy s9uai
esst There viii BE- thses volanss q - ~
ties covering the Infantry. cavalry saA sftliisry
branches. and The esttmstsd eoct = about d
Per volume.
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THE RIoTOUs COTTON PIcKERs.
Reports Of Wholesale Lynohing False-Onl
Two Have Been Hanged.

Reports Of Wholesale Lynohing False-Only
Two Have Been Hanged.
MARIANA, ARK, Oct 3.-After securing the
woods for distance Of about forty-five miles
in search of the riotous cotton pickers. Sheriff
Derricks posse returned here yesterday. They
brought with them three negroes. As was ex-
pected, there was no truth in the reports sent
out from Helena tina. nine men had been taken
from the sheriff and lynchod. So far as known
Ed Peyton, who was shot by the officers while
in the canebrake Tuesday, and Ben Patterson,
who was taken from Deputy Mills and lynched
Wednesday night were the only ones killed.
The sensational reports. which have in somein-
stances placed the number of killed as high as
thirteen, are based on imagination only.
The officers who arrived yesterday say that
two more prisoners were in charge Of officers
who were to bring them over today, but they
think it likely both Of them will be lynched be-
fore they reach this place. Everything is now
quiet at the scene Of the rioting and cotton
picking is going on steadily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-03
WILL MEET THE COMMITTEE
Health oAcsr Bamsssss Has written 20 MI
w. G. Dodge, Chairman.

w. G. Dodge, Chairman.
Health ofheer Hammett has addressed let
Ter to Mr.. W. c. Dodge. chairman Of eonrai,-
tee. board Of trade, stating thsshe will meet the
memhsrs Of the COMMITTEES next Thursday after
noon AZ o'cioch-
Deputy Health ohacer Bsyly b now looking
after mo garbage service. which 10 the
matter " be discussed. The members
OF the committee viii present their
views and Mr.. Bayly will furnish What
information he has obtained from other cities.
This discussion will be held with view to de-
terniining the contents OF the spsciAostions for
bsge.
Mr.. Bsyiy favors the collections being made
in aar-tlght wagons. such ss are used fn DUsross
New ORLEANS ard other places. where tAsy have
given pretty geaerAl satisfsctioa-
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MRS. CLEVELAND A MOTHER.

Advent Of Little Daughter-A Royal Birth
at Balmoral
New YORK, October "A daughter was born
to Mrs. Grover Cleveland this morning.
LONDON, Oct 3.-The Princess Beatrice,
ninth, and youngest daughter of Queen
Victoria and wife Of Prince Henry Of Batten-
berg, has become the Mother of son. The
birth took place at Be- horsl castle, Scotland,
where the queen is ndk residing. In addition
to the son just born the PRINCESS Beatrice has
two other sons and one daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-03
DIED.

so~k sksin q SsSSs ~! ,e =
And al months. 500 Of Newton 4 ssd sraAsss a.
lansIal on Sunday; ocs0Ss. :, lsSl. q pm,
t sss sns to fos ey va ,s
SARAH viRGfxII. dsashicr Of sSs lsis 49,
Brs1It, in her ntty-n,.t yea, ,.,-,,
con.Tessionsl cemetery. Relatives and friends ins.i
CARROLL. On Friday. oetobsr 2. lspl. At Q eelssk,
BERNARD. son Of the lsts bsyss Carroll. ss.d tvss:
.Ia.ss.. ssaa r. ans,s .s e. ma
friends invited iostiend, > ~ > -
nc .sn .; n a .a
ssl and .s.. sss m .
DANIELS. Depsrted this life Thursday norsne.
Ssn,sis and ssasi: " cs.: esa0 ssi. WIS Of wv
is;: !, s: .sss n sSsas: 'ss
pIcKEksoN. Departed thi. ne on SATURDAY. @.
. .s : ls e h TbE s,t sises a5
SStios e E iss.s e. I l.s. sss
the late Thomas flynn. native VI County Csrs- ire
FUNERAL Nosdsy. ortcb.r g. 1891, ss O'Clock. srsu,
hsr late rssaasnee. 81 Massachusetts sssaW ssrtS-
Pm. cxh6LiNE hAkEisoS. dsasS;.s q fses Am
fanrsI on Sunday, ocsobz Z. q sp N. fsss s.s
s:i:s7s. sd hss.d: o. che i.sals an Ssis:S >
LsFH Els e s:.T Tsyis os:sr 9 20. ss
Yunsi.i ron MS isis rs.ad~ncs SIS r.s.usa ss,ss
pos<Avsst Monday. ossos.er >. keQ1Asn 49, -
Nxtthsws Church 81 y O'CLOCK an
ss 80 S:s. E L. : s z: :::3 49,. (
Funeral private.
LYnc1. On TIE morning q ocsohsr q m, q
10 ~ oc4eck, KATlk BEAIklCE. he ysun1G -
beloved dauThaf Of Alies snd tn Ais aohs my
90 g. sSsr' I. .s-o r. 49,.
"a: 800: Ass :::ssI: ,:'' "a -:
MuRPHY. On saturday, orsob>r 4. ,spz. NJ 1915
A a.. sfeG psse0csA i0ssss. PAfkICxt K0B-
Ply, NJ D.. IN the forty seventh year = SDsNL
..ts pas 80 4 g. ss:y sssn ~ e.: ~
nseainE. ostssg T. q s'closS.
: l!ssisSsAS 30 ,I : ~; : 80
Cona-. paSso pssesscsgl
sMHS22EspG q ass.ssy. oSssS - sa2
.. 49,: t 49,. E y, 81: s.'A''' s's mas -
NJ, xns1 HzkoH s. q kEni;G o''ss'E Is -,
fuasra prsvss. 30 asv@A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-03

Take time by the foreock." ore that rasping hacky
cough of yours carries you where many consump-
tives have preceded you. Lose time; but procure
bottle of the rational remedy for lung and bronchial
disease-sCoTT EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
with Hypophosphies of Lime and Soda. Rely upon It
that it will afford you speedy and efficient aid Not
only is it pulmonc Of surprising merit. but 1t
pensates for the drain of vitality. which is most for
midable accompaniment of lung disorders. Besides
arresing the progress of consumption bronchitis and
asthma. it in:uses unwonted vigor into an enfeebled
system and tends to fill out the hollow places In
angular frame.
Ladies in delicate health will find It . palstabls
of adding roundness figure robbed Gifts
tour by the inroad of other wasting dis
orders. scrofulous tendency may 10 successfully
combatted with it. and it il capital thing for fesbls
children. oc15