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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

within New q g: sss., Less sna Blue Eidss
sSs ri nd asT ps s.tSsn apply to
. farm. with handsome residence; half mile from
las. rom SesSy bse fcs
far below that asked I'D for sdjotning farms .,-
,yss-sf JOHN g: JOHNSON. 3. B. B. CHEW. jr.
Tor sALE-A BARGAIN IN A l64-ACRE FARM
E near Branchville. Prince Georges county. Nd
fencing. &c. Going e be sold. 80 "'N
ys. JOHN 5ogs Sssso SaEw 4 s Sc Sa Sn5r i.
large barn and good o1tbudins. 10 frait trees:
'i ;5a + sE''. A. s SSSs s,S 4 r. :.
EPOR sALE-17 600 FEET OF GROUND, WITH g.
i.G 70
'a was-st gem Al s ssd dsh !. Nv.
with house, rooms. small stable. plenty q fruit;
fGSs 2s' back from s ss e e
barn; half in large timber sne orchard besutifaiiy
great civ COS 9th 81. NV
EoR sALE-A LARGE. NEARLY NEW COUNTRY
Ss.r nsn x5d 10 heated &
SS r all him a5ds IN
surloundns t 70 s. xies
house option Of purchaser This valuable pisee 81
and ohio s % 'a and f
tnore; express station l6 trains Per day each way;
ttslegrsph ros, office. stores &C. There 4: also on
which by an analysis by experts is shown to be the
passing in purity any water now on the market This
or IL ss
great cities insures its for such purpose
As country residence cannot be surpassed by any
place between the two cities For particulars price.
terms &c. apply 10 L. WALTER WEED CO.,
5y23-& 500 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE.A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING
y 81 acres at Branchvie, Nd, main branch Of
B. and o. 4. r. This property faces county roads,
one Of which runs through the property lays level
consist Of Groom dwelling and outbuildines; rood
water IL acres under cultivation and would make
splendid truck farm or could be most economically
subdivided.
For price, terms and all other information inquire of
WESCOTT, WILCOX HIESTON,
lgOl Penna. ave. n. ". and cor. 9Th and La. ave.
E,QR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty-A MAGNIFICENT cottage at Warrenton. Va.
srv s soont ~ acres q ground house has Siafge
house and meat house apple orchard and plenty small
fruit. Price, S1,5OO Apply DUGAN BUTLER.
je23-1m 6O9 ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

from TIE PhfAdeIf hiA LrdFrr.
1t has seldom happened that the political
press Of the country, 70 commonly contentious
as it is with regard to appointments by the
President of a kind so important, has spoken
go unanimously in the language Of COM
mendation as il has done with reference
to the appointment to the Supreme Court Of
Mr.. Shires.
The President having made so judicious an
appointment, and the best judgment OF the
country having approved it, the Senate Of the
United States. considering only its conspicuous
fitness, should promptly confirm il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

Yesterday in the Equity Court-Judge Hag-
ner-a petition was presented by L. w. Richie,
J. E. Padgett and E. Forrest asking TO be allowed
to intervene in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
case Of Brown against canal company. They
stnte that they are owners Of the Columbia
mills, operated by water from the canal under
. contract made August, 1862, which hes been
renewed for twenty years; that n. G. Winship,
manager, has refused 10 receive Its. the
amount due, and has cut Oh the water. JUS
toe Hagnsr allowed the petition and allowed
the deposit Of the amount in TIE registry and
directed that the trustees and H. @. winship
show causs Why they should not be snjoined,
returnahle ON 30th Instant
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EOR SALE-HOUsES-

22ll to s24s 10th st; ~ 1922 and 1924 9Th g, 49,.
22io te sa4 BSandsIy NV isSs E 81, nj ioi IS sSS
ri B o 500 fi Me- + !, 4r d.
1913 $50 IA i g. s..
81 4 3 500 SSS 81 j, i
iSS e T. r 5000 600 b SSS
and Dss mass Az. 500 81 st. T. Tii bSS
lie q sllsy bst and ooo 1870 Goth st. b ho ON
4sS to al PratScr': 1iS ist bh. m /. iris. 90
sr, s. b. b. NIL NIL rf5 SSS
end2 houses in rear 467 Missouri ave. bh,
at s5 s. g. $50 z GOO
.ss;; SR ;$IsR 2: :: sS
snS NV siss% brsR asSa 3
n,Ss S1 hep'f S,.s fsss 0py
age In District; new S1Gem 6rist M only 500;
Hssss
KEY p BROS fGf cG 80
20 Ts ;ssH. Ss.S s, S;i
way must Increase in value; examine this; $50 per
xss po%s rs, See .s:s. , s,ef
Do you Wish q make az investment, See eattrsctiys
n eoss e. ca, fssn well
E. faos s:sP si: SsES Cd shade on
nice little farm q Fails Church; 10 acres. fruit
;S.n isSi Sought s Ss. z
once. Call also for 01 Il 0 W HILLARY
y1ses' Room 10. Loan and Trust building.
EOR .sALE.sPLENDID BUSINESS PROPERTY
1i hns rSom ts.n Ga
hall on INST floor EEoms On second on third base
.os OWNER. a24eMa
3e2S-tu. th&s1m Georsetown.
FOB ssA !I HOUSE, gARaAINs.ese 81
o1 e 1SSms inquire
1909 or 210 E NV. jy12-1m
EOR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR I'M
Iisy,ed or unimR.oveG property II the city
painted inside and out handsomely papered and deco
and and
sa:s.:g $:s {. Z &
For price and terms apply ,-r,
pa Hss;s$ 81! sR $isSs $S HzsA
rooms bath large Closets and pantry n ftcSen; IA
sa .ts
Located on Duncan place northeast, which is being
improved With pavement, crirbs and sidewalks
70, 'on D'f' &enHc iii Es0R BArcHELDEn.
N.Y. Corner 10Th and 9 SITS.
ppy A " % t hRH8RE
ass Louisiana ave. je.,-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

Thomas r Paxson Of Princeton was yssSer-
day appointed receiver Of The vincennss, Ind
National Bank There ere yet no new develop
nents IN TIE matter. Examinsr Holman \ st{ll
IN ehaxgA ~
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SHOOTING STARS.
mar yoRrp's ram

THAT WORLDS FArR
Alas, il hurts the heart 10 80
Chicago bothered 80,
While New York stands and grins with elee.
And says: Il told you sol''
Stranger: 81 haven't much time 10 spend IN
Washington, but I'd like TO see some Of the M
tons famous men"
Residentss''Take the 7th street cars 10 the
base ball grounds. They're sure 10 be there"
IL the ofhceholder would study the average
domestic he wouldn't feel nearly 20 humble
when he declares that he IL the servant Of the
people.
"fou know you owe me . living, !" hid the
young man.
Perhaps do, answered the world; ssbut you
can't collect IL II you are too lazy TO hustle
around and prove your claim"
MErAxoRrHosrs.
When in her bathing suit shs trod
The oceans sandy bed,
Young Cupid, without smile or nod,
Just turned his back and fed.
John" she said, II wish you would quit
humming Heaven is Nv Home"
WHY" he asked in surprise.
because when you are out home b the Last
place you think Of going to-"
You very often hear that an actress has
abandoned the stage whom in reality the stage
has abandoned the actress.
Things are rapidly approaching point where
the summer young man will have 10 wear belt
because suspenders are so effeminate.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tor .sALE-sIx- ROOM HOUSE AND BATH;
lbs Sssely pared ccsssd 70 ears let
cash. balance equity payable in easy monthly INSTALL
ments. YESTERDAY 4 MALLERY,
y20-lw GA ". W., Pacific building.
EOR SAIE-A sUREs PER CENT INVESTMENT
story brick. in convenient locality. near 9Th and
M sts. NV. Only e.. 500
18th ST., above Iowa Circle. handsome new house;
X rooms and bath; finished in very best manner.
Price, $1,000.
18th St, west side. bet and U, 3story and base
ment brick 10 rooms and bath; all modern improve
ments. Price, 90, 600.
st. bet. 18th and 17th, elegantly built new house,
ID rooms tries, closets bath rooms electric be
handsomely finished in every particular A rare
chance to secure beautiful home, Price. s1S, 600
jy1e-5t Dr. st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

IL the ofhceholder would study the average
domestic he wouldn't feel nearly % humble
when he declares that he IL the servant Of the
people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

Things are rapidly approaching point where
the SUMMER young man will have 10 wear belt
because suspenders are 80 effeminate.
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ADVERTISING.

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING ANY
i where at any time write to GEO p. HOWELL, 8
CO.. 10 Spruce ST.. New York. au2l-Iy
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
T. the subject of advertsing will do we'll to obtain
copy VI Book for Advertiser" S5S pages price 81
Mailed. postage paid. receipt OF price. Contains
careful compilation from the American Newspaper
Directory of all the best papers and class journals
deal Of infornston abou. rates and other matters
Ellis ADVERTISING BUREAU. 10 Spruce ST.
NY. aual-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

You very often hear that an sctrsss has
abandoned the stage whom in reality the stage
has abandoned the actress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

MATHEMATICIAN.
When in her bathing suit abe trod
The oceans sandy bed,
Young Cupid, without smile or nod,
Just turned his back and fed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

r. PROCURE A HOME COOKE PARK.
SUBDIVISION GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS
THESE LOTS ARE BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
6s 5,n S1 S sTEEGTS;
IN NJ ONCE; 70 AND 12,FOOT ALLEY CONNEC-
Il EEhT ANp DEpTM 81 IS 70 LIS t3I FEEF. ~
TkRSs 9Sf,rsshEh Rsk s sSgHsSdhs Ep1El
MONEY FURNISHED TO BUILD WfTHoUT CASH
P PAT IA ;r, cERTIEIED COPY OF THE REAL
], 1872 ts2, FOR 81; FOR PLATs. PRICE LIST AND
rpKIHEk INFORMATION ADDRESS OR AP-
myisam C. H. FIcKLrNo. 1904 TED ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

The friends Of the parties concerned win be
interested to learn Of the engagement of Miss
Hattie Zulime Whitney to Mr. Milo C. Sum-
mers, the marriage to take place some time in
the fall after Miss Whitney's return from the
berkshire Hills, the summer homo of the
family.
Mrs. P. B. Pierce is at Clark's Gap, Va, for .
few weeks.
Mrs c. Gorham is at Delta, Pa, for short
visit.
Miss Julia W. Mason. department secretary of
W. R. c., left this morning for Rippon, W. Va,
Buffalo and Niagara Falls
Rev. and Mira A. r. Steele, with Mrs. z. W.
Dcpue and son, Harold. are sojournine At
Hedgesville, viva. Minis Mona Pierson l. At the
same place.
Mrs. John Fitz Gerald Of South Washington.
accompanied by her daughter, are visiting reia-
tives in Maryland.
Capt. Woolman Gibson leaves Monday for o
months trip to Easton, Oxford and Ocean City.
DR.. V. A. Moore Of the Department Of Agri-
culture and Miss Mary Elawson were married st
the home Of the bride in Cicero, n Y, July IA.
About one hundred guests were in attendance.
After the Wedding supper DR.. and Mrs. Moore
they visit Boston and the ssaahore.,
Mrs. Oscar Seeley and daughter Pearl Of
Wheeling, w. Va. are visiting Mrs. Seeley's
mother, Mrs. A. z. Rice, Of No. 6S4 Goth street.
Mrs.. Clarence N. Stone and Mis- Marie Hob
combe Moore, have Joined party Of friends
from Baltimore and are summefing ct Doubling
Gap Spring., Pa
The country homo Of Mra. Reynolds vas Wis
it'd BY largo party Of friends last wednesday.
An enjoyable evening vas spent IN dancing, in
terrupted only when ct midnight . COLLATION.
was served. Among those present were Misses
A. Won Esdosf, 0ertis Becker, Nettis' Becker,
Julia Schmidt xnmls Schmidt, Nellb Bay,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOR SALE3STORY 1o-RM BRICK IN FIRST
class order. lot lS1<xso to alley; under S35
month 20 monthly tenant Price reduced to Is, 500;
Corcoran ST. 18th NJ
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FOR sALE-LOTS.

EoR sALE-A CHEAP CORNER LOT ON CoLUM-
bia Heights, N. corner Of 18th and Harvard
size 1O4x1o0; on grsde only ~. 900 cash required.
NJ DIvIp N STONE soe "a ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-06
McAULIFFE WON,
Knocking Out Billy mycr Easily in
the Fifteenth Round.
Now Who Says "McAuiiHe Was Not In Coed
conditionl''

NEW nRL,A>s, La, Sept, 5.--The nlNm-
pie Athletic Clubs high-rriced rugilistic
carnival was inaugurated tonight with the
lightweight championship. Rainy weather
kept the attendance down to $500. Ey-
Mayor Guillot was master of ceremonies,
and Prof. John puny referee.
Mycr and McAuline weighed in At S.to.
the former at l5I l-2 pounds, and Mean
life AZ l3s 81. The gloves weighed five
ounces.
Joe Choynski of San Francisco and
Prof Robertson were McAuhieIs seconds.
and Jimmy Nelson of Norwich. Ct, hell
the bottle. Ed Myer, Billys brother, and
John Rekhardt of New York seconded
Mycr, and Al kcuncdy, Myers hacker,
held the bottle.
The men were ordered to shake hands at
a.25 The first knocklown was for Me
Auliffc in the second round and first hlood
for him in the eighth round. Mycr was
knockcd out in the 10th round.
II was the greatest battle recorded in
the lightweight, class since the days Of BILLY
Edwards, Barney Aaron and sam Coliycs.
rhs fight was for n Sloooo purse and IL
stake of 5000 per side.
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They Got Special Instructions.

WAsnIxeroN. Sept. j.-E. A. Waldron'
of the International Steamship Company of
Boston. sent a telegram to the treasury de
partment. in which he says: we do not
think the collector of customs at this port
Boston. understands that our steamers
should be subject only TO the local health
authorities. We think special instructions
should be given for our line, as we do not
come direct from Provincial por; to Bos-
ton but make an entry at Esstport, Me, and
then come coastwIse. If special instruc-
tons could be issued we would have only
the local health authorities TO consult. VIII
you no; kindly telegraph special instruc-
tions regarding the International Steamship
Company to the collector of this port
Acting Secretary Spaulding telegraphed
the collector of Boston ''Vcssels Of the
International S. :. Co. from non-infccted
Canadian ports are excepted from the
twenty days quarantine circular. II they
pas. quarantine they may be entered
o. X"
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THE BICYCLE MEET.
Al Biddciord and Saco was Grand Success
The Prize Winners.

BInpEroRD, Sept. "a successful race
meet of the Maine diSi-ion, League of
American Whcel:man. was held at Bidde-
ford and saco today. The days program
me included morning parade in the two
cities, run 10 sa@o Ferry, free lunch at
York County Wheelmen's club house.
races at the driving park in the afternoon,
and A banquet and business meeting at the
Sea Shore House old Orchard tonight.
At the afternoon races there was large
attendance and interesting sports. The one
mile, State championship, safety race. was
won by l.. c. Gibson, POI land; time, $50
l-2 One mile novice. open, was won by
James II. Beatty, Saco; time, three min
utes. one r'le handicap, safeties. was won
by l.. L. Sweet, Sout h Paris; time,
9 I3 IL
The quarter mile safety. flying start, was
won by f. &. Scullcy. Portland; time, 33
- seconds. tine mile State champion
ship, ordinary, was won 10y Frank G. ieay-
IL, Saco: time, $50. Half mile, safety,
best two in three heats, was won by l.. L.
Sweet, South Paris: best time. liz II.
Half mile ordinary was won by Maurice F..
Libby, Saco; time, l.i3 %.
Two mile safety, open, was won by Au-
brey Dyer, Lewiston; time, j.ji ~. bne
nile, safety, 3.05 class, was won under pro-
test by +. &. Sculley, Portland; time,
2.J9 81.
Half mile. safely, boys under Ii, was
won by Arthur F. Fairfield, Saco; time,
-. The two mile team race was won by
the York county wheelmen, with - points {;
Saco cycle club. ',3 points; Lewiston and
Auburn wheel club, S6 points.
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BATES COLLEGE.
The Fall Term opcns With Freshman Glass
Of About Fifty.

f.twt~roN, Sept. . Special - The
Hrw term at Bates College has opened very
fayorahly. \ large freshman class is al
ready ~ attendance. and more are expecic |
~ho will make about fifty in all. The sorh-
freshic ball game will probably occur next
Saturday. Both classes are showing enthu-
siaSm and courage, bat there Is not much
doubt that the sophs will win.
Foot ball has been abandoned for this
season on account of lack of money, men.
and enthusiasm. Quite an interest was
aroused in foot ball last term, but only in
anticipation. and the ardor cooled during
vacation.
Both societies are working at their
hest to attract new members from
the freshmen: thus far three have
Joined the Eurosophtan and eight the
Polvmnan, Each society is doing good
work; the Eurosophjan programme
last Friday was especially well liked. The
great event of the evening was an Grafton
nv Mr. Bruce, ~, on the Purpose and
Value of Societies like the Eurosophian
ani Polynnian.r Mr.. Rruce's part was by
all admired lie is one of the best orators
in the college and il is rumored
he will he the class orator. IIoag,
~, also had an excellent defamation
and Russell. -, good essay. Several well
selected musical parts were given. The de-
bate was by Swan 'l3, affirmative. and
Cook. 'oi. negative. on whether manu-
featuring community is more prosperous
than an agricultural. Manv spoke from
the floor, including two alumni. Garcelou,
20, Small -. The Republican club goes
-
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LABOR DAY
Calls Thousands of People to
Lake Maranocook.
Hcy the Day Was Observed in Other
Maine Cities and Towns.
Bates College Opens Fall Term with Fresh
man Class Of Fifty.

I.kE N,EAxkcook. Sept 5.-T Thous-
an.ls of people have been here celebrating
Labor Day The sports opened at two
oclark with the professional five miie face,
,.,.-you. please. on a track of eight laps
~ the mile. The following appeared and
dr,w ,,osition- As follows; William Hayes,
William Bergen, !. c. Stevens, c. 4. Tit
eou,i.. all Of Lewiston, James II. Wright,
Bath. Wright the coIore'i pedestrian, was
the favorite 10 the betting and closed the
frat mile aheai with Bergen second and
h., maintained this position to the close,
winning by three laps. Time, 10 minutes I;
Dsreen. second and Stephens, third ;
HAYES fourth
The literary part of the programme
o,ene,l At 80. ". H. I.yseth of Port
land. called the meeting to order, and in
trodnced +. W. White, president of the
..,wiston and Auburn Central Ur'0n, who
o..eupjed some Il minutes, remarklng that
h.. wa glad to be present along with hun
dre,!- Of others to prove their loyalty S1d
un.l,ing devotion to the principles of
united labor. He referred briefly to the
leading TOPICS Of the day in well chosen
word. introduced ". H. Lloyd, Boston, of
the Carpenter's Union international, as
orator of the day.
His speech was candid and reasonable
from the lshorers standpoint. He discussed
tile great obstacles menacing American
labor and thr best way to remedy the evils,
Vote for men. not measures, anh compe'
WORTHY nominations. then stand shoulder TO
L l..
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The work of LAYING the foundation of the
now WOODEN mill at Guilford was com
menced Monday.
The Eastern Maine State Fair manage
ment has selected as the dates for the ex-
hihition of 1898. August 29th ,30th and 3ist
and Sept. lst
Ephriam Snow. one of Rockianfl's odess
and hest known citizens died very sud
denlv about O'Clock Sunday morning OF
neuralgia of the heart
Clark Block kennebnnk. burned SUNDAY
morning at 80 The loss on the block il
about $1,000; insurance, S25@. Clark :
los. is 5000: insurance, $500. treorge
Wakefeld's loss is $1,000: insurance,
$500.
Hampden Park, Springfield. Mass. has
withdrawn from all associations for the an
nual fair TO come this month in order that
the great Maine horse may trot an exhibl-
ton mile and that Nelson's other horses
may compete in all the races. Nelson will
20 to the track with string of II horses
one week before the fair and he will have
the track cared for to his own liking. He
SAWS he will lower Nelson's mark if he has
GOOD weather From there Nelson Is
booked for Trenton, \. j.. and may then
20 West,
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JUDGE CleAvES DEAD.
A Two Months Illness from Acute Bright's
Disease Was the Cause.

PoHrL,xp, Sept. Judge Nathan b.
Cleavcs died at 80 A. NJ. Monday at the
Falmouth Hotel Portland, of acute Brlghts
disease, after two weeks sickness, at the
age of 81 years. . months.
Nathan Cleaves is the son of Thomas and
Sophia Cleaves of Bridgton, and was born
Jan. ., 1855,
He prepared for college at Portland
Academy and graduated at Bowdoin Col
lcge in lo5s He read law with the we'll
known firm of Howard 4 Strout of Port
land and was admitted to the bar of Cum
berland county in April, lSGl. He com
mrnced practice in Bowdoinham but re-
moved to Portland in ls62 and formed :,
law partnership with Hon. l.. ID. Sweat,
then member of Congress.
This relation continued until July, lS6l' >
when he entered into partnership with the
late Judge Howard which firm was tcrni-
nnted by Judge IIowar,ls death in lsi4.
He married Nav Ia, lS6,, Caroline, the
accomplished daughter of Judge Howard,
who died at augusta, in lS1J. lie was
elected city solicitor of Portland in lH"",
was a member of of the state Legislature
from Portland in Is. and IS15, and judge
of probate for Cumberland county from
1876 to 1880. He was Il candidate for Con
rrcss against Thomas i. Reed in l6Si, and
was surveyor of the port in lH'1.
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THE DEATH RATE.


ANTWERP. Sept. Mine new cases of
cholera and one death yesterday.
HAvrr, Sept. 5.-Scren new eases of
yesterday.
BlRriN, Sept. The municipal autho7
tiles have resolved to Close all public and
swimming baths of the city.
Lo~roS. Sept 5.-The steamer Elhe
from Hamburg arrived last night with one
of her officers down with the cholera. lie
was placed in the floating hospital and died
this morning.
PARIS. Sept. j.--Forty -one new cases Of
cholera and four deaths were reported here
yesterday.
In Roucn seven new cases and one death
were reported.
QrAR,SrixE, y. Y. Sept. .1.--'rhe situa-
ton at quarantine, 50 far as known, Is prac-
tically unchanged since DR.. jenkins re-
turned from the islands last night and
reported ) deaths.
WAsui>orox. Sept. ). - The United
States consul at Berlin, tclcgraphs to the
secretary of state as follows Consul Stark
loft reports that he has positive information
that Hamburg steamers are supplied at
Southampton with provisions from Ham
burg.
ST. PETERsmrge, Sept. ',.-Ihroughou,
Russia, Friday, there were :i,Sl2 new cases
of cholera and ,79l deaths. In st. Peters
burg, 103 new cases, 40 deaths were re-
ported yesterday. These figures include
only patients who were taken to hospitals
and died in them.
BERLIN, sept. 5.-Complaints pour in
from all parts of the country, especially
from the Austrian frontier, about the whole
sale destruction of luggage on the plea of
iisinfection. 1t is claimed that baggage Is
reduced to pulp by the operation. being
subjected to degree of heat calculated tc
DESTROY everything except cholera bacillus
Lo>poS. Sept. 5.-The Standards Ham
burg correspondent says the temperature OF
the water of the river Elbe is four degrees
higher than that of the air. The same cor
respondent notes that the total mum
bcr of deaths in Hamburg in 1891 was
| < 800, already this year there have beer
| IL 800 deaths in that city. The Bourst
relief committee of Hamburg has provide
an asvlum for hundreds and 300 children
are already waiting for admission. Eigh
more barrack hospitals for cholera paiient'
have been opened in this city.