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DIED.

CAMPBELL. ON AUGUST L. lssse. at a m. st
ssr Er =, ~ i'm street itsr, EcNiC A
NODE Of fnnsrsI IN Manday's Pot
.. s6 oSoc Sn ifi aSs ssRshP Agss n is
Z; a.d Nellie CLARKE snes HotsOnl. AGED twenty
Funersl rom Der sTsnSsrents t,i.tthe~ and Ada.
Hcasss9na 90 strsst aersh-s' SUNDAY, August a.
p m, EMMA B.. the y:unssst daathi q hsn ~ =
and Annie NJ ectz. ased three months and twenty
fynsf.i Monday at pm. from es4 10th s,rs.s
HANNI On Thursday. Ausust H. 1882. at o O'Clock
9. m. ELIZA. beloved wife Of Rudolph haHni, ssed
Funeral sunday. Angus, Ii. at 3p.ra. Funeral pr,-
ssc.soE Is o. Ss s-MsH ss f s, a
the sixty year IS her sse
fI 20 ioc Street o %s
ssy stssF1oon 4, sSiesL Ess,ss ard .n.. q
L.AsAss: 40. On Friday .y. ayssf, r ,ses IS,
wife q ohar.ss g. Lesm@nn Asss tventy-three years
funer.i fron. her l.s.. re.aaenoe. No. 1910 wyns
IN E'is'i'ss and frssads .rs rs-pseaauS invited
o sssGS q ss;.s sI e q sss.
isnssss rom d r.;;ia.nes. COS q sEss, south
10 Sssg 70 iSs,f p e. f s;s fs.r; EsI ss
In her thirty mt year.
Notice Of funersf in morning pspers.
5Ssts 2 so ssfssE oa ag ..s .. if "a
Cora WILLIAMS Middleton, sred saa months.
ss; sas,Rss. " susSss. rsss:. T. ~
Pm.
ssskkkh s ra: a.. . .rs y r. CO. -. & "a q
k..:sa ..syios. q p.rs.ss r..,aene.. lsa ia
pf1vsss
SMITH JOHN 4 SMITH depsrtec' ibis life Fr,-
Day. August L. l0Q1 II IL fbosclock as-1 tori, I'VE
Tpneral services - ht isse rseidencs No $500 New
forh aveoae, Sunday, Aurust IL, az 3p.n. frienfs
end rslsfives sse reeceetfuiiy iuvissd % ssfend
~ -; y. !aS' sss... trss1l Z: ssinY
eUtIIvAN, dsaslter u Dsnnts sssd Nary ku.lixsa.
sns svsa,{ ,ss ~ ysT q hsr e. .-..
ss.ssss northwest. ssAdsS. Len inssAnt o'csak
sfHixoToN; fridsy. Ausn,s Il. 1877 stloA
Mr. kltzsbeth Wise. corner Of Q and 3;d styeets.
y ana ~ sss sss .:s: ssssss 4 Ss
yAxDxNBupoHs a. csvsu svsspss a-sn.esrn.
3WWvAkbkStH1EiSsh.A ss' H. - LOCI
funossi noodce hsreefSeR
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ROUGHLY HANDLED THE ED1roK.

He Pulled His "Guu," but Didn't Have q
Chance to Shoot.
Special dispatch to The Evening Star.
CHARLESTON, 8. O., Aug 1S-The hfst blood
Of the campaign was spilled here yesterday
the belliserents being Editor J, H. Moore Of
the Daily Sun and Mr.. Mark Morrison. Moore
il performer" Morrison Irregular" There
had been some savage attacks by the reform
editor upon Regular Morrison, and when the
two met in street car today the regular took
the reformer to task. Moore started to get out
Of the car, but Morrison stopped him.
whereupon Moore pulled his gun and
pointed it at the head of his as
sailant Morrison seized Moore's wrist
and jammed the pistol, policeman's revolver,
against Moore's forehead, bringing the blood.
Then he jammed the editor up against the side
Of the car, where they contended until police
man and reporter interviewed.
Moore was arrested and taken to the police
station, where he was bailed in e25O to answer
to the charge Of carrying concealed weapons
and assault with intent to kill Moore then
preferred counter charges against Morrison,
who was bailed in slo for appearance tomor-
row.
The fight grew out Of an article which sp-
peared in Moore's paper In which the word
''liar" was freely and plenteously used. The
campaign here 10 getting - warm ~ the
weather, and it II not at all unlikely that before
the primary, on the S0th instant, there viii
be some very warm work. It's altogether Q
democratic family fight
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WAS 1T A sUNKEN REEF.
A Coney Island Steamer Stove In Below the
Water Line.

A Coney Island Steamer Stove In Below the
Water Line.
CoxEY ISLAND, L. l., Aug. 1S.-while on her
way to the iron pier on her last trip last night
the steamboat Cepheus Of the Iron Steamboat
Company struck some obstruction in the bay.
She had just passed through the narrows and
was steering to round Norton's Point The
shock alarmed the passengers, but owing
to the lateness of the hour it happened that
there were but few persons on board and the
officers had no difficulty in preventing a panic
The boat continued on her way and landed her
passengers at the pier. She had, however,
begun to list badly and no passengers were
taken on board for the return trip.
An examination was made and ii was found
that water was flowing into the hold and that
two compartments had filed. While on her
way back she listed 50 badly that when off
Norton's Point it was found necessary to beach
her She is now in the care of the Merritt
Wrecking Organization, the men of which con-
Germ will make An examination of the vessel TO-
day.
Capt. Pierce and his men did not leave the
boat after she was beached. He was with her
today. He is puzzled, as is Superintendent
superintendent said this morning that prob
ably only government inquiry would dis
close it.
One story was that the boat ran on reef. 1t
is said that the maps DO not show reef in that
place.
The fact was recalled this morning that Capt.
Billy, In charge of one of the Iron Steamboat
Companys boats several years age, had an ACCT
dent similar to this one. 1t happened, too, in
almost the same place. Not quite 50 much
damage was done Is in this instance and no
great efforts were made to find out what the
boat hit. II was never found out.
This time the government will probably be
asked to make An Investigation. The Iron Steam
boat Company has marked the place so that its
boats viii not make any other accident there in
the future.
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Record of Deaflhs,

For the t~enty-four boars ending at noon to-
day burial permits were issued a. follows;
White John Foley. 62 wears; James Bitte-s,
Sc years; Thos. Mc6rath, 50 wears, Elizabeth
Walsh, q years; Anna Benisch. g. ysars. Mary
H. Sullivan. rs wears, John Buckelaw. 4s wears;
Dane Culin, "A years; Theodore Bishop. 7svea-s;
Emma kiiza Moore. months: Mabel DAVIS,
months; j. Robert Middleton, months
tolored-MatildE Wheeler. 90 years: Maria
Jones. SO Years; Mary Elizabeth Willis. Is
wears: James II. Custis, rs months. Willie
Smith, 5 months.
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Sous.ox II. I v,r..nn.
!3yj1 a.tta ILL
IMPROVEMENT SALE Or DHr GooDs.

UNDOUBTEDLY THE GREATEST
SALE OF DRY GOODS THAT THE PEG
PIE OF WASHINGTON OR ANY OTHER
CITY HAVE EVER KNOWN. IN ALL
THE HISTORY OF THE DRY GOODS
BUSINESS THERE Is NO OTHER IN
STANCE LIKE IT.
WHILE THE IMPROVEMENT TO OUR
BUILDING ARE IN PROGRESS WE
OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS. NOTIONS. &c. AT COST. AND
IN MANY INSTANCES BELOW C0ST.
MANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS ARE TAX
ING ADVANTAGE OF THE Low
PRICES AND ARE BUYING NOW FOR
FALL USE. WOULDN'T IT BE WISE
FOR YOU TO DO THE SAME!
THOSE OF YOU IN NEED OF @. A. r.
ENCAMPMENT SUPPLIES. SUCH AZ
sHEETINGs. BLANKETs. COMFORTS.
kc.. WILL SAVE MONEY By TAKING
ADVANTAGE OF OUR COST PRICE,
INPROVEkENT SALE
THE IMPROVEMENTS THAT ARE CO.
ING ON TO OUR BUILDING DO NOT
INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS. As A
MATTER OF FACT. WE HAVE BEEN
BUsIER THAN EVER SINCE THE IN
PRovEMENrs WERE BEGUN. WE
HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF LADIES'
SUMNER AND FALL WRAPS. WHICH
WE'VE MARKED DOWN BELOW COST.
AND. II YOU'RE IN NEED OF ANY.
THING IN THIS LINE. 1T WILL PAY
YOU TO SEE WHAT We uAvE BEFORE
BUYING.
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HEAVY WORK BEGINS NEXT WEEK.
paign win Then BE in New York.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-The democratic ma
Honal cam psign committee will meet next
Wednesday. All the members have sent word
that they will be present The heavy work Of
the campaign will then be begun and the COM
mitteemen will settle down here for the sum-
msr, excepting E. C. Wall Of Wisconsin, who
will have charge OF the canvass in the north
western states
Among the callers at headquarters this morn
ing was W. F. Owens, member Of the stock
exchange, who IL prominent in the movement
TO organize business men in the interests of the
democratic candidates. w. s. Temple,
who 10 organizing Cleveland and Stevenson
clubs In the dry goods district, also had q talk
with Mr.. Harrity. He reported that the senti-
ment in his trade for the democratic ticket was
even stronger than in 1884.
Josiah Quincy, head Of the literary bureau at
democratic headquarters, went home today. He
will return next Saturday and set his depart
ment in full operation. Chairman Dickinson
of tho campaign committee said today that he
would remain ut headquarters all next week.
Chairman Harrity Of the democratic commit
tee has the headquarters Of the democratic ma
tionsl committee thoroughly equipped as far as
the force of assistants, clerks, messengers and
doorkeepers is concerned. II il stated that
no more applications will be made for positions
about the headquarters before the middle of
September next.
Mr.. Harrity will leave for Long Branch this
afternoon. Bradley B. Smalley, who has
charge Of the speaker bureau, Will be ct head
quarters permanently after tomorrow.
Busy AT REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
NEW York, Aug. l8.-This is another busy
day at republican headquarters. The executive
committee met again at 1i:S0 and is still in
session, evidently making up for lost
time. No details have yet been ar
ranged about the western once. II
il probable that the program may b changed
in visw Of the recent civil service commission
circular and the Senators who were to have
been placed on It may be omitted
Az democratic headquarters the most inter-
esting announcement was hat delegation Of
German miuistsrs and professors residing in
Wisconsin had called to say TINT they had de-
cided to support Cleveland because they con-
sidsrsd him q more sasisfAcsery expousnt d
psesonsl liberty thAn the lsadsrs Of D. rspub-
hcan party. with which they had tof1ssiy
affiliated.
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Testing the Pneumatlc Gun Carriage.

NV York. Aug. l3.-Ihsre was a very suc-
cessful official test yesterday at SANDY HOOK On
the pneumatic gun carriage. The gun was dis
charged thirty times. The working of the car
riags delighted the army officers and il was
pronounced decided success. IL raised and
lowered the monster Ere belchcr rs though IL
were mere chip, and after each shot the gun
disappeared below the breastworks with the
carriage Us IL by magic and without the least
noise or confusion.
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REMNANTs.~
ELASTICITY Or Tbs WoRD.
WHar Ir NAY MEAN.

We think MONDAYS sale at the Palas Royal iustiies
the of the word Remnsnts' in its brosdest sense
and the coupling of the word Bargain" in its fullest
meaning
SUITs.-To call these Storm Serge Blazer Suits
''rsnna1lt,r is TO the word from the mannfAo-
turer>' point " view. Retail merchants in small way
Of business would think these fifty suits large stock
However, the maker called them reBnanfs OF his sum
ser stock and closed them out to the Palafs Royal
buyer at reduced prices that now oder supe
rioreostumes from 60 30 to slo g. made to sell from
sil SOTO els. All sizes. black And navy.
JACKETS 81 Of these Cloth Refers to ut children
from to 10 years of The prices were % and 70
Choice now for %. 30.
EyNBR6lDERIES-- Desirable lengths that are not
usually looked on a. remnants will be found here
Monday at nominal prices. White goods also. Here
are few hints ass yards Striped Nainsook for 30
eentsit sold a, lie yard This ~ yards length for
30 cents And here are 6ysrds for SO cents. These
yards Of Organdie for 81. 10 &c. . yard in
the piece. And here Ils1 yards Of Csc. striped
Organize for s1.97.
HANDKERCHiEFS.-T autumn importations
are being received The new I21<c. Handkerchief
are such beues that many Of those here previous to
their arrival are reduced eents-thres instead Of
two for % cents
? i OwELs surplus stock from the mills may be
called remnants bu. you'll ind it means hundreds Of
towels Here price hints :1ec instead Of DC for
Pure Linen pamAsk Towels with tnottsd fringe.
Size 20a42 inches 81 is instead Of 81 dozen for
Turkish Towels See large center window display for
other bargains.
Z MBRELLAS-Nsx and at wholesale prices
strange but true Here's proof: &c. instead Of 81 Is
for Genuine "Gloria" Umbrellas; s1-os instead Of
~ 90. 81 9s and 81 so for Ladies' Novelty Handle
Umbrellas; 81 Is instead Of %. 80 for mems
NEN'S GOODs.-summer furn;,htnss Of every d.
scription nov looked a. rsmnsnta &c. for u
NexIse shirts and Laundered Dress Shirts The 73c-
Quality Night Shirts also only Soc. Lannr
esr~d French Percals Shirts with the fashionable
dots anil stripes. sec. inssesd of sl.25.
Dc for Pas. Black snd eolorsd Isle Half Hose.
which rood value ~ Sc.
I3c. pair for Grsy-mi1sd Seamless Socks. also TN
proved shape Balbrissan Hslf HossL
81. for the summer-veishs Underwear. th0usAaAs
of pieces Of which have sold at Soc
DOOKS.-25c. editions for Loo each % six for 500.
The usual 1oc. books for 7c.. four for 25c We
promised to mention the arrival Of the following. far
which many have been vaitinst
ARoTue's Life. by wnkis Collins.
The Dark House. by George Manville Fem
The Bas Of Diamonds. by @. II. Fem
The Mystery Of Mrs. Blencarron. by Mra OliphAnt
Master RockafeIlar's Voyage. BY v. Clazx Russell
Lily ass. BY Justin Mccarthy.
Forging the Fetsers. by Mrs. Ale1andsn
Beyond the End. by Clarence n Boutslis.
She. by II. Rider Hagssrd
Wife in Name Only. by Charlotte Il 1zsssna.
LADIES' Fancy Work
Her Face OF Her Fortune. By MA Anna EAv9dA
Ruffro. by Ouida-
Lorna DOone. by Blackmors
THE pAL.AIs ROYAL.
Continued belou)
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FREIGHT AGENTS PLOT ROBBERY.
A Big Sensation in Railway Circle. a.
Ohio.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Aug. ia sensation In
railway circles is likely to be developed here
and in other large cities in Ohio today.
The freight agents and subordinates 90 .
prominent railway have been in con.
spiraey for long time to rob the company and
patrons 81 The road. One report is that il is
the Baltimore and Ohio. Southwestern and an
other the Zig A. but thu officials are 10 close
mouthed thai nothing definite can be secured
Arrests here and dseSheHe are To bc made to-
da,. railroad detective is the authority Tor
this statement.
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Washington Stock Exchange,

Government Bonds-t. n "a, registered, 1901
lisk PIG, lieF asked L. .. Is, coupons, 1907
District Of Columbia Bonds-2o-year fund, S.
1883. gold, loSt bid, asked. Water stocks, Is
gold, 1909. llsk bid. asked Water stock, IS 1909
currency, 100 bid = asked. a.s5s, 1884. fund, cur
rsncy, Va lle asked ASS reg. s-los, isss'
Miscellaneous Bonds-washington and George.
town Railroad 1910 IS, l0l bid, - asked. Washing
Sa ana EEHId II
- asked. Warrington Light Infantry LIST mort.
gage q, 1894, IS bid, = ASKED. Washington Gas
:. ssss 10 WssSsins
ton Gas Co: Convertible %, 1901, - bid. - asked.
lexington Railroad IS, 81 bid. asked. Chesa-
Ssps SSGS
mortgage IS, lo4 bid. lls asked. Metropolitan
Railroad Convertible g. iie bid, iis asked. T. S.
American Security and TrSs, 81 1903 S o. sSo
bid. asked. American Security and Trust IS,
isoS, r. ; A., 100 bid asked. American Security
Washington Market Co imp. o.. nay bid, - asked.
Warrington Market Co. lot 6s. lS02-i9il, l05a bid
asked. Anscostia Railroad q. 1901. los bid. =
National Bank Stocks-Bank Of Washington. -
bid, - asked Bank Of the Republic, go bid, -
,sksd; Metropolitan, 25s bid. $50 s.ked. Columbia,
End, lo7 81. asked. Traders, Ils bid, - asked.
Lincoln, 100 bid, - asked Second, 163 bid, asked
Railroad Stocks-W ashmg1on ana Georgetown
= bid, 800 asked. Metropolitan, IS bid. - asked.
Columbia, = bid, Is asked Capitol and North o
Street, S1,I bid, - asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, % bid, - asked. Georgetown and Tenley.
town, bid. Sc asked. Rock Creek, 100 bid. =
asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens q bid, - asked.
Franklin. AN bid asked. Metropolitan, 50 bid
asked. National Union, II bid, Sox asked. Co
lumbia, Is bad, lIA asked. Potomac, 20 bid. :
asked. RigEs, bid, ~ asked. PeOpleS, 50 bid
" asked. Lincoln, ~ bid. ~ asked Commercial
s bid, 81 asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Columbia Title, eA bid,
- asked Real Estate Title, 1aT bid, - asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washingtop Gas,
lsk bid, - asked. Georgetown Gas, Is bid, =
asked. q. q Electric Light, las bid, = asked.
Telephone Stocks-Chesapeake and Potomac, q
bid, - asked American Graphophone, = bid. {
asked. Pennsylvania, % bid, = asked.
IisceilAneous Stocks-Pneumatic Gun Carriage
ESQ bid, ESQ asked. Lincoln Hail. rs bid. = asked
Nork Wash. D. C.. Steamboat Co. % bid, = asked.
Safe Depo1it aud Trust Companies Warrington
Loan and Trust, $50 bid, = asked American
Security and Trust liz bid. lea asked National
safe Deposit, ssvings and Trust Company lis
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
The room FUND.

The Commissioners today approved the an
portionment OF the $4,000 poor fund ~s made
BY Superintendent Warner. with the exception
Of giving ssoo TO Freedman. Hnsrftai. III.
recommendations hAve been printed heretofore
in THE STAR
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Bosros, Aug. ia freight train ON the
Grand Junction railroad, operated by the Be.-
ton and Albany read, was derailed at Everett
yesterday esening and several loaded cars were
wrecked. Property valued at over $1,000 was
DESTROYED
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Short Session OF The Iron Hall Case.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Aug. l3.-The only Wit
ness Of importance in the Iron Hall case today
was J. W. ssyre Of PhiiadelI hia who testified
that he was appointed supreme accountant in
place of Son-in-.sw Mc,iech, by Mr.. somersy.
with the understanding that he tSayreN would
stand by Somerby and work for the best inter
ests Of the order. At this pon: court wss "a her
Unexpectedly adjourned, aud no more evidence
will be heard till next "Wednesday.
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Real Estate Matters.

Blanche Patterson hiss purchased Of T. barry
for sll,722 lots and Z, block %, Columbia
Heights.
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CAanAHr & LErDr
aes 7TH AND 7os Z ST. NV
CHAILlEs-Haf wool. about % pisoss 16c. quality.
Marked down to l2,<c.
IDxALIAN CHALLIES-32 inches vide, $50. quail.
ity. Marked down 10 l2t<c.
LADIES JERSEY RIBBED vRSrs-silt smroid
cry around the neck snd arms. Soc.
quality. Marked down TO 25c.
LAplIp wAISTS-Tsncy surah lawn Sizes SO tc
20 inch Only Soc.
GENUINE BIARRITz KID GLOVES Only sc.
Worth o1.25.
BARGAINS IN PARAsoLs.
BARGAINS IN CHINA MATING.
MEMS FINE SCOTCH MADRAS SHIRTS, nes,
pin stripes. Reduced from d. 50 TO n.
25 pieces Of 12,<c. WHITE PLAID and CHECK MUS
Inns. Reduced to &c. per yard
CA1HART LEIDY.
ana 02s 7th st. and 70e Z o. .. ..
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xNIeHts rEMrLAR SHAKEN Up

Wreck of . Train Coming Frsm the Con-
clave.
CHICAGO, Aug 1s.-It il reported that . train
loaded With knight Tempiars returning from
the Denver conolave was wrecked at Clinton,
Lows, this afternoon and several passengers
severely injured. II ives Chicago and North
western truth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13

YESTERDAY Harry Bechheim fell from build
ing at l4th and Yale streets and was badly
crushed By u stone, which tell at the same time.
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naltfmore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 12.-Flour steady, unchsnRed
receipts, i2s6f barrels: shipments, Il7os barrels
sales, les barrels. Wheat steady-No. red spot,
SOY aso*; August. soxssek; september. ssS asea;
receipts l4s,ssa bushels; sbipnsentA 1900 bushels
stock L966S9i bushels: sales, $1,000 bushela
Southern wheat dull-FuIt1, 5sas2; Longberry,
soasa Corn dull-mixed spot, ssA ASK; August,
bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels; stock, 5s,Sss
bushels; sslea, $500 bushels. Southern corn dull
white, 5Sxa57: yellow, 5SaS1. Oats good de-
mand-No. 3. white western, II bid; No. 3, mixed
western, ssAss4lreceipts, LEO bushels; stock.
ssssS bushels "a Ks Su sss IN sales
steady-good to choice timothy, Nssals.Sa orsis
freights steady. hut inactive, unchanged. Cotton
NOTWITHSTANDING. ~. Provisions stesdy--mes1
pork, t.5o; bulk meats, loose shoulders, X; lons
easar, 3 clear rio sidss. ~: suear.piclied ssouf
ssms, s@an, Ia; large. Il; lard. rsnned. -;
crude, X. Butter nrm--cresmefy, fancy, x: do.
fair 70 choice, alaSs do Initiation, tsssa. iadle
fancy, Is; do. good % choice. lkal7; storepseked
14als; graas, 1<alA Egg nrm.issi6. Coffee nm
wxS S:sSo' ss. ,i No 49, sus..
changed Peanuts nrm = Virginia fancy hand
picked. <kst,S: fsfnery. saDx; Norsh Carolina, Z;
sAsllsd peanuts, No. ]. q No q ~.
1ALTINoRR Aug ia-urst.is ceasels. =
en- Central Stock, ON bid; Bslfinore and Uhio
soashHessen 1rues. losxslsss; DC. ans ineonss
cones ~; o0ns0ldaasa sas SondA rs Sad; Do
|. Chieaes Mssksas.
&c. en- Aug = ss1ss;sc . s d.
Ossa -selssDhsg, 8 Ocfohsr, w, nwk. Sep
te9oer, ~ Lara = eepesmb@. ia MIS-
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R,n~. of IN, r,.-rao,.,

HHhEe Of tuH
The following were tins temperatures at the
Office OF the weather bareau today: an, 6s;
2 pm, 70; maximum. 10; minimum. g.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Mama
Name.


The fol9 wing are the opening and closing prices
the New York Stock Market, reported by specia
wire to Carson Mccartney. 14l9 street
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING With PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOOTHEs the
CHILD. s0FTESs the GUMS. ALLAYs all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and II the best remedy for
DIARRHGA. Sold by druggists in every part OF the
world. Be sure and AJAX for MRS. Winslow's Sooth-
ine Syrup" and take no other kind 70 cents bottle
d3I.1y
E,ITs, sPAsMs. ST. vITUs DANCE. DRUNK
Z enness, opium habit cured. DR.. Miles Nervtne.
FSee samples. SCHILLER STEVENS.
9th aud Pa. ave.
WILL POSITIVELY CURE SICK HEADACHE
ruth. Carriers Little Liver Pills. One pill . dose.
Try them.
Ir YouR BACK AcHEs
Or you all out really good for nothing. IL IL
It viii cure You and sivs good appetits Sold By all
dealers In medicine.
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JOHNSON & Lurrnr1n
ma Msrhsk snsea
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Natter Done and Talked About % Head
quarters.

rHs PARADE QUESTION Not VET sxrTirD-
HOW THE VETERANS WHO occrPr TIE BAR
RACKS WILL BIZ rkD-rosts THAT ARE con'
iNa-rRE QUESTION OF room SUPPLY, Ere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13

The fifteenth army corps, Gen. Loean's old
command, viii probably have large reunion
ct the coming Grand Army sneampmeut. A
meeting was held 1t the Ebbitt Houss last nieht,
presided over by Gen. 0rssn B. Raum, d which
the initial movemen. IVES made 10 bring about
the reunion a committee vas apo ;nssd, con-
Oapt-. B. f. Darling, Byron W. Bcnny and
Thomas J. Spencer 10 draft call to the COM
rades. An local menbers were constituted .
COMMITTEES on reception and other details win
be srrEnged At The meeting to BE- held at ths
same place next Friday night
The Association Of the Survivors Il fhs First
Battery Of the Thirtssuth United eatss In
fantry has arranged for reunion September
n and a. Mr.. Frank p. Nuhlenbsrg u prssi-
dent Of the association.
A few mcmbers Of The twsuty-fourth army
corps met last right 70 sxrsngs for the recep-
ton 70 the visiting members, but owing 70 IL
,acs Of sstenaance an adjounnsnt ms tsksn
Wiu be held n pastor No % a Wularfs vf8
IL Other ewps q ths Army q ~ yaaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13

CH1CA0O. Aug. y tcioetuG. = Wheat-Septel
6ss, q Cs.1 : $780, .s = ossosss, e
tsaber, 49, lard = GsDssnbss. s.sS IN;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13

We think Mondays sale at the PAlais Royal iustihes
the us- Of the word Remnants in its broadcast sense
and the coupling the word Bargain in its fullest
meaning