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Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-Regular call-l9 O'Clock m: Col. Title ms
3atI. Washington Gas, Is at 46h; Is at 49,,
American Graphophone, at So. Great Falls Ice
Government Bonds-U. s. q, registered, 1907,
l1e bid, ll6k asked. U. 8. d, coupons, 1901,
ms bid, 1854 asked
1879, gold, los bid. asked: Water stocks, Is
currency, 1901. lIsk bid, asked. se-year fund es
gold, 1909, us bid, ssked Water stock. Is, 1903
rency, liz bid, - asked sJss. reg. 2-lOs, 1893
1901, 100 bid. - asked.
Miscellaneous Bonds-wa.hington and George
ton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible 6s. Us
bid, = asked Masonic Hall Assn IS, 1876 bid,
os gnt fa5sry LIST
Infantry I'd Is, ss bid, - asked. washington Gas
Company, series A. g. lis bid, LIS asked. Washing
ton Gas Co. Convertible ss, 1901, iss bid " asked.
lexington Railroad IS, 20 bid, asked. Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone lst mort. S. bid,
mortgage IS, los bid, asked. Metropolitan
Railroad Convertible d, lis bid, - asked. U. 8.
Electric Light Convertible s., 1g3 bid, rs asked.
security and trust s. 1885, A. g. 10
bid. = asked American Security and Trust 81,
1905, =. 4 A., 100 bid asked. American Security
Washington Market Co. imp. 81. no bid - asked.
Washington Market Co. list 6s. lss2-is.1. los bid,
National Bank stocks-Bank of Washington, sa5
bid, 9,5 asked. Bank Of the Republic, 9e0 bid, -
asked. Metropolitan. $50 bid, = asked. Central,
800 bid - asked Farmers and Mechanics, 1870
bid, = asked. Citizens, 100 bid, 1s5 asked. Co
lumbia, 1853 bid, asked. Capital lbs bid. -
asked. West End, 106 bid, 10 asked. Traders, 1l9
bid, 125 asked. Second, 1853 bid, - asked. Lincoln,
80 bid. - asked. Ohio, 100 bid, 1O6 asked.
Railroad StOcks-Washington and Georgetown,
s15 bid $50 asked. Metropolitan, 81 Did, 10 asked
Columbia. 90 bid, Is asked. Capitol and North @
Home, so bid. = asked. Georgetown and Tenley-
town, 80 bid. Is asked Rock Creek, 100 bid, -
asked.
Insurance Eocks-Firemen's, IS bid, - asked.
Franklin 50 bid, 80 asked. Metropolitan, IS did,
asked. National Union IS bid, - asked. Airing
ton, ITO bid, - asked. Corcoran, 81 bid, - asked.
Columbia, Is bid, : asked Potomac, rs bid. -
asked. Riggs, bid, = asked. Peoples, So bid,
asked lincoln, y. BID asked. Commercial,
bid, 81 asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Columbia Title, * bid,
Gus and Electric Light Stocks-Washington Gas,
rs bid, 46x asked. Georgetown Gas, 45 bid, -
asked. u. 8 Rlectric Light, las bid, - asked.
Telephone St0cks-Chesapeake and Potomac, ~
bid, - asked American GraphophOne 81 bid, 81
asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-washington Market, IA
bid, = asked Great Falls Ice les bid, - asked
Bull Run Panorama, Is bid asked. Pneumatic
Gun Carriage, 060 bid, 0.65 asked Lincoln Han. Is
bid, - asked. Ivy City Brick, - bid, IS asked.
Nor. 4 Wash, De- Steamboat Co. sS bid, - asked.
Wash. Brick Machine, y bid, 900 asked.
Safe Deposit aud Trust Companies National Safe
asked. Washington Loan and Trust, 119 bid, 100
asked. American Security and Trust, 116 bid, -
asked Washington Safe Deposit. los bid, - asked.
sEx. div.
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The CoxsrnrRs Or F.xcY Flour

The CoxsrnERs Or FAxcr FLouR
Can buy Cream B.eni' Flour Of the foIlowins
srOce-s. Il Is the only recognized Blended
Flou- On the Insrke: and a trial will con-
vince the mc-t skeptiral that IL is the very bes,
in use. Wholesale b B. B. EARNsHAw BRO.
Wsshinzton. ID. q.
J. r. CONNOLLY. Srss 1sn-w
l. l. MAIN. LIZ lfshnw.
ii. y. DULEY. LOO 18th n
G. c. AcKINNEi 4 SON. 1900 11ihn-w.
6. ". GOLDEN. 1854 9Th NV.
H. r. WHITE. lLs 1sth NV
T. l. HANBACK,. OODth NV.
y. ID. DAVIS 80 9TH NV.
RYON Z SUITE. CIR. y. J. ave. AMI En-w
S;r~. u. UrOOLf. ELs l4.hn-w.
ROBERT WHITE. n. SOD 9Jhn.w.
A. G. RAINEEkR. 10 l<.H
WA 4. AUTH BRp.. cor. - asl lad n
L. HOGAN. ,ail y. J. NV.
JOHN n. OSTkICH. sOi 9TH nv.
WILLIAM KERR. cor. 9th and INV.
JOHN " BUCKLEY. or. rs: and Mn-w
M A. J. MARSHALL. I7.OLn.w
WI CARIEY. 5iol law.
c.rAs BUTT 1880 7th nv.
81 FEB BROS. 100 On-w.
z A CLAYTON. lOODs.w
T. 4 SE"NAS < BKO. 80 AZ s:-sw
e d. ATLEy. .Os s;h nv
DE ATLEy 4 SANDERS. cor. sch and H.w
Mr. A. BURKE. So 5ths.w.
EMIL SPAIN. cor 9TH AMI Ls.w.
A. y. SANEOi-D bfsC. III Union o ".
81 DENTY. I2oO Jds.w.
JHOs. HAWKINS cor ~ and NJ v.
J. n. PEOrr. All i1fs-w
CIV WOODBRIDGE. 90 6thaw.
v. l. = HCNrr CO.. sol 4Aav.
". u. SUITE. sor. Al and e SO
Il. T.. BADEN ss2 Csc.
". H. CAMPBELL. .DO:rh sc.
L T. LUsBY -, East cspitoist-
f. "a. De ATLEY. -, 1.s.h n-s-
J. r. SCHNEIDER. III llthn-e.
D. .. SCHNEIDER. 7sS Md ne.
bCRsARD WALLS. III and c ne.
b. y. HATCH id and Ma ave. n-s
ny MrALLIsTER. cor. 9Th and Nd ave. ne.
= =. MILES. u al ne
yOlts ID. CLARK, 4zh and ne
WILLIAM BhAHLFR, @Ot Hn-e.
BktsDN NOkRIs. iOi II ne.
4 a G.. LlPPOLD. 5th and Boundaryn-v
EAGAN BROS. cor leah and q n
JOHS L cox o 81 Market n w.
l.sHN II. LOW. liza lsth NV
JOHN sCHWINGHAMNEh 100 7thav
Z kENSfDT. ror 9th and ae.
a H. WOOD. cur. 9TH and D NV my14-1svtD
ss'fuIRo~ PBYsIC TO THE DOGs- AND UsI
i AnTosturs Bi,terstorxood digestion and healthy
D0SA AL yocy dy1gxiyS.
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He VIII Devsfe Ms Ttme to ehe WORK OF ths
Nass~aai n~pabiteaa Co8aitt~~.
The following letter explains itself,
&C. & Pear OFrIck.
"AporsrA- KHxsEBEc COUNTY.
"srArK 90 NAME. July 20. fss1
Hon Beniamin Harrison. President % ths
Cnised States. Washington. ID. G:
Sir; Having accepted the position Of mem
Der Of the executive committee Of the nstiousl
republican committee. and desiring to devote
nv time exclusively 90 the fufie- ~ tins po-s-
tion- r~pectiveiy tender ny resignation -
postmaster Of Tits CITY.
I'm ssrrrndering the trust coufiied 10 me
feel deeply grstsfai for the approval Of my on
chi WORK which my superior ofsccrs have 80
generously Accorded me-
lam. With great respect your obeSiient servant.
0signed) -Joskru H. MsSLKr.-
Ms soccessnr Nominated.
Ths President sent the falloving nominatio.
n the Senate seaay: Walter ID. sslnsoa. po-s-
master &C Auwursa, Ne
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The Presidents Action Endorsed.

The Presfdent's Action Endorsed.
The Secretary Of the Interior has received a
resolution adopted by the American Forestry
Association indorsing the action Of the Presi-
dent in recommending the withdrawal of GER
thin lands in Colorado for forest reserva-
tons. It is accompanied by q memorial
Of the Colorado State Forestry Association. the
chamber Of commerce at Denver and petition
signed by many state officials and some SOC
prominent citizens Of the state urging favora-
bic action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

members OF the committee hos not vet
been fully defined aud it h impossible
to say how they will vote upon the question Of
reporting the nomination TO the Senate favor
ably or whether they viii permit any report to
be made Itmay be noted in this connection
that the Senate, by a majority vote, may at any
time discharge the committee from further con-
siderasion Of the nomination and take the mat
ter in its own hands. Among the conserve
tive Senators, however, there is of course .
strong indisposition to adopt this radical
course, except in an emergency, and it Is not
likely TO be done immediately. in view Of the
fact that the friends Of Mr.. Shiras today fsal .
gruwing confidence in their ability to secure "a
vorable action upon the nomination.
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Mr.. Carter's Resignation Accepted.
Secretary Noble has sent the following letter
10 Chairman Carter Of the republican national
committee accepting his resignation a. commis-
sioner Of the general land ONCE:
Your resignation as commissioner Of the
general land Office has been received, and BY
order Of the President is hereby accepted. 1
am directed by the President 70 express his
high appreciation of the faithfulness and eff
cheney with which you have discharged the du-
ties Of your Office, to which beg leave to add
my own"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

The Story Told Of Robert Grau in the York
Vile Police Court.

The Story Told Of Robert Grau in the York
Vile Police Court.
NEW YoRK, July 23.-Robert Grau, brother
Of Maurice Gran, the well-known and success
full manager Of operate and other dramatic
companies, was arraigned In the York
vile police court this morning be-
fore Police Justice Welde, charged by
Z. G. Balck of 2O9 West 46th street with black
mailing his (Balck's) wife. The prisoner was
held for examination until Monday morning at
8 o'clock This postpOnement was made neces-
sary by the non-appearance IN court Of the
woman in the case.
Grau says that the woman has nothing against
him and that he never blackmailed her He
admits that he got money from her, but he says
that che gave 1t 10 him willingly. because she
was his friend and he was very i'll and unable to
work for living. The complainant presented
in court several letters, but in none of them
were threats made.
The complainant In the case b man well
known in certain circles. He is o confidential
friend Of VIM. Campbell and il in the employ
Of the VIM. Campbell Wall Paper COMPANY
appears Of late II his married life has not
been happy.
About . year ago he commenced to suspect
that his wife was too intimate with some men
and detectives were set to watch her by her hus-
band, the detectives say, and Balck does not
deny it. They reported that Grau was the
man. Mr.. Balck had met Grau and had him
watched. He intercepted certain letters from
Grau to his wife and in some of them, he says,
he found that Grau was attempting to black
mail her, threatening that unless she paid him
money he would expose her to her husband.
He says that Gran got about go from his
wife and that she met him several times. He
declares it to be his belief, however, that his
wife y innocent Of everything but indiscretion.
He consulted with Lawyer L. r. Beckley. no
has an Office at l23 Nassau street, and together
they began to watch for Grau. Last night they
got HIM.
The police justice told the complainant to
have his wife In court at O'clock Monday
morning.
He held Gran In eeo0 bail for his appear
snce ct that hour.
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Accident o. A...-sa., ursr.r,., su,,,

Accident en- Assistant Librarian smith.
W. IL. smith. coiored. assistant librarian in
the hone library. met with a painful accident
tins rcruing while attempting to get on ear
of the cable road. He host his foo,ng and feli
and wss dragged some distance before the car
could be stopped. He was sent IN I'm homo,
Ne. SIC fth street, in . cab
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

n b stassd ut several Ansricsa espitalisau
have SoeDsd . syn1lsa1s fE - p9poss 4
h6idsa, West InAisa
AeaA rrovosk foenee0s j.AQ "a . pesn-
tnsut po1ftic1nnand bunlnsD - e NJ Ikune-
MI, u J., drsppsa dasd yss1seday. H -
ninsH ysnn a "a
Acoa1t11ee aRpeas4sd b. - 0gnna -
noustrstioa aeiaass - siosiaG & - M
fnis - ouDdlv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING PERMITS

were issued today as follows: B. A. Harring-
ton, one two-story frame dwelling, Foxhall
road, county; ssoo. D. BurtweE, two two
story and basement dwellings, 9l2 and IA Sd
street southeast; $4,000. &. E. Dessez, six two
story and cellar brick dwellings, $50 to 40 N
street northwest; o., 500. r. N. Harper, one
three-story and basement brick dwelling; 229
list street northeast: d, 100. H. Browning,
ono two-story and basement brick dwelling,
4O1 18th street southeast: o., 900. ]. c. Bar
rolls. one tvo-story frame dwelling, 147 Quander
street southeast; $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

"B enS SS-hao0F Dscyes~ heoOF0s
LONDON, July &-A Neutrality-suspicious. bicy-
cling contest opened at the Hornhill grounds
1t SOS last night. At the conclusion Of the
fourteenth hour Of the contest +. W. Shorthand
had ridden 24s miles and $50 yards, thus beat
ing the record BY one hour and Afty-eisht min
utea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23
DIED.

DIED.
AS1s q SNS s SpIy I'm s is :, ~ 49,
:, shs r.sia,pe. q be. sr.ndfathsr M q. v. c..s
NAY cissel ssed ave months and twenty two days.
S@oS. :. o. q i i: n ~ wlaax cookE
I.s..si viii s.k. p.sc. from HI. p.--n,s r.-a~.r
30 IN s'~ sss .ss sSsse. July .,..s .
SoyI; @ Era.y. y.ly u isse. st nm., 6.gs
Birn.lshaln. sos New Jersey avenue. sfssr Enssr.
rost end WA ssb.rre papers please copy.I
rRANa On Jgiy q. Is9s, at O'Clock !. m.
d.azhser 81 shs isss Fsrid-T B. and Lr.sss Puam-s
% AS susss is if sss s s:5 lias instant
aATIox; On ynA.y. July =, ,.ss at 40. q.
,: nm so ss. zu IN, 8 .ass.ss5 %
esSs afs.r % sstz s-: sa 5oas SSsrs 4
fSn-rsi from his i.i. r1.isad.. S.1a-r =, "a and
sis sa s'ssas southwsst On hon,i.y Jgs = e
$50 O'Clock Eslstiv-s and Friends respectfully
rssid.pes: No, gl3 4th street northwest, AUGUST
CHElsIiAS hiShlChs. N the siNty-second yesr u
Sotsoe Of funeral hereafter.
, MDrLE On Friday. July -. lsss. &C AS pm.
Hsyis. sged four nonths
nsSs.. IL ass es At NJ
HUpsox. Q. w.en.-a.y. July ~ lsse a. u
Se4 Hupsos az s1ng. rs q ssl' eii'' Co.. I'D
.. SUNDAY ssssss . s s.a At = 4 ;
VII be Inferred AZ Arlington censts-y- 2.
H SSHEAs2ps sio On ,, s,sly ~ lss 80 80 ~
JeAsson- as~a shrss months and ei<htssn dAys
Angel Of swe>tne... angel Of love.
ss q s sssr have ss .s''
Lassfng us here 10 sorrow slones
rsr.,. f Msnr .rss1 int sessrcs 70 aosA -r.ss
LIGGoNs. On July 81 lsf2. EIIzABETH LIa-
S9Ss s as ~. o.I s s. Ia s
.'oon.. but not forgotten"
Funeral from Galirsifh Church Monday. July "a
:r ssiSst in1is.d e .ssa and
LoxS q rhursday: yaly "a lsss. ~ n 20
fsasrsi services 4 -osk mn cemetery chapel %
= o On ,ql r. s s2a w sny ssvs
and Caroline Mason. in the twenty year Of his
Fssssl from his ls,s r-sd~nce as sh street scrsh-
% Sunday July "a at z m; fnr.as nd, 4 t, sss fam,
pspers please copy
MINOR. On rhu.d.v. July n. Isas, q s.pR
:. sAs Nh her h1i Minis sTds
In the eighty seventh year Of her are.
.s.s cs.!sS fssa q i.%S ' 1.sPs q aSfs
S;:s sS 5aa.y: ! SSli = - isss: At iOS. JAMES.
si5evsa S, IN e. e. IL ... oonn sr,
sss - =: ;ss S.nes. fasnds and relative: p
ty 81 sS:s ~ Sss z. a a.n . :, s s.-
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GrO. W. R,cH.
GnAxD Army.

Grand Army Cots
THE Grand Army Beds
Grand Army Chsirs-
MOSTEST Grand Army China
Grand Army Tables.
GOODS Grand Army Mattresses
Grand Army Washbowl.
FOR Grand Army Water Pitchers.
Anything you want for Grand Army
The crowd. We have the goods. you
have the money We you 10
LEASTEST give NJ the cash. and orr prices VIII
you to hand ID ovr.
MONEY Remember. don't sell on credit.
and we cut the Trice all along.
AT Don't buy anything IN Furniture.
Carpets. Mating. China. &c. till
GRkSTY'S You have been o ms.
0-fcot Extension Table. IS %.
DOUBLE Sold OAK Cluster Leg Table. 81.
Extension Window Screens. &c.
STORES. Ice Chests. 81 a.
All-s,eel woyen-wire Top and Bot
7TH ST. BET. tom Book-fold Bed Springs. "a. 80 to
$3.50
PANDQ ROll-up Steel Springs. 81 20.
Oak Suites. SIS. sl6 80. els.
NV s.2 20. s25. &c.
Best Wire Cots. Ell ~
Don't make any mistake In name
and place.
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fancy County Lynchers Released

SPnNoTrELD, Mo-, July 2s.--The cases Of the
fancy county lynchers came TO sudden term
nation in the criminal court at Forsythe yes-
terday. The prosecuting attorney after having
conducted the cases for over . week sntsrsd {
nolls pros and the Judge ordered al Tn
says the trial was DEVELOPING into tie nerss(
farce, the jury being evidently Irejudiosd IN tn
prisoner favor and the judge ruling invariably
agaiust ~ prosecution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

B0uchsrd and His Followers Captured In
His Stronghold.
QUEBEC, July 23.-Bouchard. the ''smuggier
king of the st. Lawrence, has been captured
in his stronghold and his followers with him.
A quantity of struggled goods was also seized.
This breaks up the muggler's gang thst has
given the government 80 much trouble.
Bouchard did not venture to resist the soldiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

The son Of Mr.. H. s. Berlin, the pension at
torney, Of this city had the heel of his left foot
cut nearly of while bathing at Coney Island,
N. Y, Thursday afternoon. Two arteries were
cut and the boy lay unconscious for nine hours
from loss Of blood
PRIcE J. STEwARr and Taylor Knore, colored
policy writer's, plead guilty IN the Police Court
today to charge Of policy writing and were
each fined cas-.
A large piece Of ground fronting - feet I
inches on East Capitol street between It'll and
9Th streeta, with depth of 81 feet III inches,
was offered for sale by Radcliffe, Darr 4 Co.,
suctioneers. The highest bid received was
CLIO per square foot and the property was
withdrawn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Carson Mccartney, 1A10 y street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

Mr.. d. B. Seaxls, Who has bean nominated for
Congress by the Republicans Of the dxth Mn
nesots district, was . rssident Of this city Ter
several years just after IN war. He st1Aisd
law here and vas admitted 70 IL District bar
tn 1854 He then removed 10 the s1aAs a Maine
slsctiou II eons1dsrsd assured, q ~ dis1riet =
strongly republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

Mr.. Davenport. the disbursing officer Of shs
Post ofice Department. has returned from .
brief visst at the north During I'm absence
statements were published that Mr.. Nc
CellAnd had contro, of the giving out Of
q certain contract for an elevator for thu use e<
IL department and that Mr.. ctlelland had
snggessed 10 an sgent Of q New York company
Nat = commission ~ 10 per cent
would insure the award Of the con-
tract Mr.. Davenport told Q star reporter
today that Mr. McClelland or no other man
could control the award Of contracts that came
under his supervision aud that there was sbso-
lutsly nothing in the charges that had bssa
made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

Judge Blake haa handed down hih decision on
The application Of ths ottis1sn Who invsdsd
Johnson county, Wyn, for change of vsnus.
IAs application vs. granted end fhs trinl vim
- I'D st CAsysnss, eonnsnsing ahout A.
- l.
John y. Harnan, r., nemhse q u WI
ninGtsu, Dsl, fuEnifms I'm a J. III. n. Har-
m: F.: go go: 60 - ~ 8; g. sI n
gagsd rooms ct Laks Plaeid. IN IL Adirondschs,
hen August 3 70 August ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

Confirm the Nomination.
From the New York Herald
No Senator can with credit to himself or JUS
tice to the country lend any aid TO the attempt
of Senator Cameron to defeat the nomination
Of Mr.. Shiras for the Supreme bench.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

ssffuIRO~ PHYsIC TO THE Dogs AND USE
AnTosturs Btters torxood digestion and hes thy
srt .its- sole MRS. Dr. J. q ~ slE0ERT D
0oxA AL yecy dyugEist.
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NJ. G.. Gn,srr.
151C-l2 9Th St. bet p and Qn.w

LERvAND. ENGRAvER AND LITHoGRAPHER.
N l0l@ PennA n
visiting cards printed from plate. 7sc. per 100 ccl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

Range ~ the Ther.nsm eser.
The following were the temperatures At ths
once Of the weather bureau today: sam, =;
2p.m-. IS; maximum. Sc; minimum &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

ne AVABAsSSsy SssseAhssOn nes@oxs
PHILADELPHIA, July 3a-Whils Dan Dough
erty, the silver-tongued orator Of this city, i
in very critical condition. II vs. reported al
pounds since he was attacked With malarial
fever and enlargement Of the liver early IN
June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

Mr.. Deacon's Suit Against His Wife.
PANS, July 2h-Mr. Edward Deacon has
begun an action against his wife charging her
with adultery. The action has besn instituted,
it is said, in order to enable Mr.. Deacon to get
possession Of the children upon his release from
prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23
HE BEsr

Eernedy for colds coughs and the common disorders
Of the throat and uns Ayers Cherry Pectora is uni
versally recommended by the profession. It breaks
up the rhlegm. soothes Inflammation aliays painful
SYMPTOMS and induces repose. In bronchitis and
pneumonia it affords speedy relief and is unrivAled
sprompt and effective
EMERGENCY MEDICINE
In crolp. throat the sndden pulmonary dis
TO which young children are so liable.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has had wonderful effect
in curing my rothers children Of and dam
ser0us cold 1t truly astonishing how speedily
they found relief and cured after taking this
preparation Miss ANNETTE " MoEN. Fountain.
MINI
AYERS
CHERRY PKcroRAL.
Prepared ~ DR.. J. C. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mas.
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

sAs FRANc1sco, July 2a-Among the passen-
gers on the steamer Alarmed, which sailed yes
terday for Australia via Honolulu, Samoa and
New Zealand, was Lient. J. II. c. CONN, United
States navy, who 10 going to Pago Pago, Bor-
ben. in the Samoan group, to locate the coal
wharves on the coaling station coded to the
United States by the Samoan government.
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AYERS
CHERRY PEcroRAI.
IRIS. wISsLow-s SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
ofMOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie and Is the best remedy for
DIARRHGA Sold by druggists in every part OF the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and other kind % cents . bottle.
d3l-ly
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MARRIED

MAkRIED.
NIcnoLs-bLAu; On w0tne.d.y evening, July
koBERTAH BLAC
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Inspecting Albanghs Oper. House.

Senator Mcmillan and Commissioners Ross
and Rossell today made little tour of inspec-
ton Of Abaugh's Theater. The work which
is being done to make the theater safe In
cese Of fires ives inspected and Senator
Mcmillan made few suggestions in regard
especially TO STRENGTHENING the steps lsadinG out
Of the thsater, which II u thought viii bring the
building up to the requirements.
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CanczSsAzz. ONO. July alive q ~
largest hrsvsries Of IL city Asvs sntsssd INT
Q combination TO sell besr 81 ~ par barrel
ne price hsretofors has bsea - psf bard
The eighteen other brownies, not Included d
The combination, regard q - . m0aee, eoass-
queat1y beer rs1s vax b iusminsaG
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NEURALGIc PERsoNs
And those troubled with nervousness resulting from
care or OverwOrk will be relieved by taking
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper.
nERANGEMENF OF THE LIVER. WITH CON
~ stipatiOn Injuries the complexion. induces pinl-
PIES. salow skin Carriers Little Liver Pills remove
the II
CITS SPAsMs ST. vITUS DANCE DRUNK
4 ennes<, opium habit cured DR.. Miles Nervfne
Free samples. SCHILLER STEVENS,
9Th and Pa ave.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-07-27
tHOLERA MOVING ONWARD

st. Petersburg, July 2l-It is
officially stated that cholera has
broken out on the eastern shore of
the sea Of Azotf and the black sea
Six deaths have occurred from the
disease In that government.
The official cholera reports up t.
Tuesday are as follows: AstrakLan.
$50 cases, 1872 deaths: Carateff. 1OC
cases; Tsaritzln, II cases; Samara,
IS cases, 36 deaths: Kazan. 81 eases.
, deaths; Baku, % cases, - DEATHS
Rostotf. 81 cases, II deaths: Simo.
risk, 1G new cases. 6 Deaths.