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Manitoba Catholics Win Support rhsir
Own SCHOOL,.

81. PAUL, Mrsx., Aug. IA special to the
Pioneer Press from Winnipeg, Mana, says
that Catholics Of Manitoba at . mass meeting
held last night unanimously decided TO main
tain separate schools for their children in this
city despite the decision Of the privy
council in England compelling them
to pay taxes for Manitoba schools. Catholics
will raise funds necessary to carry on schools
from among themselves. A large meeting was
held 81 St Boniface last night, at which strong
resolutions we're passed condemning the Mani
tobs government and deploring the recent de-
cision in The school case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10

LIxooLx, NEa., Aug. 1e.-A Pairmont yes
terday morning Lizzie and Bertha shalts, aged
twenty and seventeen respectively, wera driving
from their country homo into town, whom the
throwing the occupants 10 the ground. They
were assisted 10 houas, and quickly recover
ing hired team and stAxted hona Bertha.
while putting Away ths horses, suddanly
dropped dead Lizxis and bar mother raA 10
the barn. vhsn Liszis fsl prustEaAs almest q
the body Of hsr sister and expired
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3N 800


Government Bonds-U. 9. q, registered, 100;
lle bid, 10y asked U. s. q. coupons. 1901
District Of Columbia Bonds-seyear fund. "a
1883, gold, loaA bid. . asked. Water stocks, -
currency, 1901, l,s5; bid asked. so.yeas fund, g
currency, 100 bid, asked. s.S6s, 1874. fund, cur
rency. bid, 1ls asked s,ss. reg. s-lOs, 1895
Miscellaneous Bonds-washing,on and George
town Railroad 1910 q, 1o1 bid. asked. Washing.
ton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible O., Isl
: asked. washington Light Infantry list mort.
Company. .sriss A: =, III old, = s1ea. Ma.hlns.
ton Gas Co. Convertible q, isoi. - bid. - asked
lexington Railroad @, 81 bid, - asked Chesa-
Railroad Convertible g, ITO bid, lis asked. U. 5.
American Security and Trust s.. lses. A. O, 10
bid, = asked. American Security and Trust 81,
1905, +. A., 100 bid.-asked. American Security
washington Market CO. imp. q, lie bid, - ssked.
Washington Market Co. lst d 1884 1871. l06k bid
asked Anacosda Railroad q. 1901. lcs bid. -
National Bank stochs-Bank Of Washington, -
bid, = asked. Bank Of the Republic as0 bid, -
bid asked. p cits.eas =. ID asked Columbia
1855 bid, = asked. Farmers and Mechanics. lsU
bid, - asked. Capital, 1875 bid. Ilo asked West
Lincoln, 100 Bid. = asksd second, les bid. asked.
Railroad stocks-W sahinston aud Georgetown,
s,S bld, $50 asked Metropolitan, 9 bid, :. asked.
Columhis, - bid, 6 asked Capitol and North D
Street, q bid, - asked. lexington and Soldters
Homo, 50 bid, = asked. Georgetown and Tenley-
town, - bid. IS asked Rock Creek. 100 bid. =
Insurance stocks-Fkemens. q bid, - asked
Franklin. <1k bid. - asked Metropolitan bid
asked National Union, 1Ik bid, - asked: Co
asked Ri&gA bid. asked. Pe0pleI, S& bid.
~ asked. Lincoln, ~ bid - asked Commercial,
Title Insurance Stocks Columbia Title, 81 bid,
- asked Real Estate Title, 1871 bid, - ashed.
Cos and Eectric Light St0cks-WasAlngtOn Gss,
~ bid, q asked. Georgetovn Qas, Is bid, -
asked U. s. Electric Light, las bid. - aaked.
Telephone Stoeks-Chesapeake and Potomac, q
bid. = asked American 0raphophone. - bid. {
asked
Miscellaneous Stocks-Wash. Brick Machine, -
bid, 10 asked Great Falls lee, IFS bid, = asked
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, ESQ bid, 0so asked Lin
coin Hall. Is bid. - asked. Nor. d Nssh., D. c.,
steamboat Co., 96 bid asked.
Safe Deposit aud Truss Compsnies-Washiugtop
Loan and Trust. 1se4 bid, 1as asked American Se-
curly AID Trust, III bid. tsl asked.
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War by the Moors ON the Tribesmeu.

TASGIER. Aug. l0.-At $50 O'Clock this morn
ing the Moorish troops made another advance
In the direction OF the territory occupied By the
rebeliious tribesmen. They sscended the hills
and set fire 10 a number Of villages the iIsisab-
itants Of which fed upon the approach n the
troops. They also set IRE 20 the bushes 60 pre-
vent the tribesmen from finding shelter among
them portion Of the troops, assisted by .
force of kabyles. hive made an attack upoa the
rebeliious Angherss and two divisions are pro-
ceeding to support the sultan's forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10

The Proposed Catholic Summer Assembly.
New LONDON, Conn.,, Aug. 10.-The board Of
trade Of this city entertained the general COM
mittee and advisory board Of the Catholic sum-
mer assembly yesterday by trip up the Thames
river and down the harbor, q dinner and q
drive through the city.
After the dinner speeches were made by
President speedy Of Pittsburg, Father Hslpin
Of New York, Father Conaty Of Worcester and
Father Mullaney Of Syracuse, oil Of whom
were favorable to New London a. Q permanent
location for the assembly. Later q meeting Of
the general committee was held, but no definite
action taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10

LONDON, Aug. 1o.-A dispatch TO the Times
from Calcutta says that the leading papers
there, in view Of alarming fan in the rates Of
exchange, urge the government to Immediately
close the minis to the free coinage Of oliver.
They complain that the government y doing
nothing to face the great crisis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10
MR.. MEREDITH RENoMrNArrD.
Quick Work Made BY the Democrats q
Alexandria District.

Alexandria District.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. l0.-The democratic
convention Of the eighth Virginia district IS
sembled at noon and organized by electing T..
B. Robertson Of Fauquier chairman and W. J..
Jacobs Of Stafford secretary. james E.
Clements of Alexandria county intro
duced resolution calling upon the
nominee Of the convention to support the
Mount Vernon avenue bill by all means in his
power. Resolutions Of respect to the memory
Of Senator Barbour were also adopted.
]. T. Jeffries Of Fauquier, Chas. Thompson,
Alexandria; Judge McCabe, Loudoun; q. W..
Metz, Fauquier; w. Kean, Louisa; J. J. Davies,
Prince William, and Chas. Wagner, Culpeper,
made speeches placing the name of E. z. Meredith
Of Prince William in nomination, which was
made by reclamation. Mr.. Meredith's speech
IN acceptance outlines his policy since he has
been in Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10
Arrival Of Higgins Body.

NV YoRK, Aug. 1a.-Ths body Of Charles W.
Rigsin, the United States sailor who was killed
by the mob I'm Valparaiso several months ago,
arrived late last nigh. ON the Pacific Mail steam
ship Columbia from Colon, IN charge Of United
States Consul McGreery. The steamer remained
ct quarantine over night and proceeded to her
dock this morning. The remains of the dead
sailor will be taken to Philadelphia. whers
funeral services viii be held. The naval and
Grand Army Of the Republic posts Of that city
will participate in the ceremonies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10

Sixty Deaths o Day From CholerA
81. PErxsssuAa, Aug. lQ.-Adviees from
Tshsran, The capital Of Persia, show that ths
cholera Is Increasing In virnlsncs there. Ths
deathsin the city now average sixty daily.
An o6Rc1al report Just iasnsd shows that on
Sunday thsre we're reported from al IL
eAoAexarfnfpc1sd distxic6 Of Russia an new
easss q IL disnaA On ~ ans dag AIN
peesnna ID e GAaassA
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INTENSELY HOT IN NEW YORK,
Only Once This Summer Has It Been wors
There.

There.
New YORK, Aug 10.-At 8 O'Clock this morn
ing the official thermometer showed that &C
cording to all comparisons of that hour today
is the second hottest day of the summer.
In spite Of the thunder shower which cooled
the atmosphere for time and gave the inhabi-
tants Of this overheated town a chance to get
good nights rest, the mercury was up and do
ing at daybreak today.
At 8 o'clock the official thermometer stood at
IS degrees. Only once during the present
summer has that record been excelled. That
was on July 80, the ever-to-be-remembered day
when. at o'clock in the morning, the official
thermometer showed the unprecedented record
for that hour Of 6S1S degrees.
At O'Clock this morning the atmosphere was
stagnant. There was not 80 much as tie ghost
Of breeze.
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Rev. A. Mandine Dead.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
FREDER1cK, Nd, Aug 10.-At 8 o'clock this
morning there passed away at Mount St Joseph's
College, Emmittsburg, this county. Very Rev.
Father A. Mandine, superior to the Sisters of
Charity Of the United States. He was sixty
years old and will be buried Friday morning at
II O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10

LONDON, OSr., Aug. l0.-A severe cyclone
occurred last evening, extending aeross the
grand trunk lines between Dumfries and about
four miles east Of Paris. An the telegraph
lines, both ON highway and railway. were COM
pletely FRUSTRATED Scores Of small houses and
barns were wrecked. The railroad tracks we're
covered in several places with foot Of water
and trains were badly delayed. So far a.
learned no fatalities have occurred.
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Largo Failure in Petersburg.
special dispatch to The Evening Star

Special dispatch to The Evening Star
PETERSBURG. Va, Aug. 10.-Messrs. Banley
4 Vandegrift, large Wholesale and retail dealers
in stoves and housefurnishing goods in this city,
made an assignment this morning to VIM B.
McIlwaine, trustee. Their indebtedness is
principally at the north. Liabilities, t6,5OO;
assets not given,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10

DKM1Na, N. NJ, Aug. Io.-Intelligence has
Just been received here Of the murder Of Lee
Hodgdon, the twenty-one-year-old son Of J. B.
Hodgdon Of this town, and Mexican named
Escantala, whose bodies were found near
Hatchits Yesterday. A band Of fifteen rene
gsde Indians from the San Carlos reservation
have been running at large for several weeks,
committing many depredations, and it 10 said
by well-posted settlers that they undoubtedly
committed the crime.
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VIENNA, Aug. 10-At Scharnitz, Q village
and pass in the Tyrol. ten miles northwest Of
Innspruok. lsndsip caused the death Of Eve
persons, who were overwhelmed beneath the
mass Of rock and earth which came laundering
down from Q mountain.
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MARRIED..

ABENDsHEfN-GR AZ Baltim~e "a
ss2,sIlsr ISL: ~ Rey; ". I. s,Ticilsn,
SUSIE u. GRlGsBi of Washington. u. c.
Pocock..LANENDER TUESDAY, August 9. Isf,2
81 l2,2 0th street northwest. by Rev. 4. H. ork
THOMAS 5. fOCoCk aud ADELAIDE LAVENDER
both Of Washington. ID. &.
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Tale - Q RsssusA Csusse.

Bar FAArcIsco, Ans. le.-Adviso from
Ounalaska tel Of TIE return from the dssolat1
St Mathew Isle a Pstsr ysrina, only survives
Of Tie maroonsd Milling schoousr Nastis ID.
steamer 81 Paul He rslaAsd that n TO en-
PanionA JoA Burns cd yobn Ruinifr, = M
Of this year started In . small boas Sor Hch
Island, heading thsir soarss through .
narrow channel for1sa ~ IT, nsvinS ice.
They nsvH returned veriaA vo = p6i.has
condition whsa rescued n June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10

WORCESTER, MASS, Aug. l0.-Four employees
OF the Washburn 4 Moon wire mill at ouiasig-
amond village we're horribly burned by sui
phuric acid Yesterday. The acid IL used for
cleaning copper wire and Is forced int the
anneaiing room through lead pipes. osly a
small amount 81 acid had been pumped from
the tank. when suddenly one side Of the
iron tank burst outward, throwing the
awful fluid over the four men who uere
standing near. All were severely burned Their
clothing was eaten OF and The screams uttered
were heartrending. Two OF the men tore off
their clothes and jumped into the river AIlalies
were administered and later the wounded men
we're taken to the city hospital Az the hospital
the men uttered awful cries while their woands
were being dressed and their condition IL very
precarious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10
Consul Ryder Has Confessed.

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 10.-American Consul H.
B. Ryder has confessed that he il guilty Of all
the embezzlements of which he is accused by
the authorities and that he induced his wife to
make false statements In his behalf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10
A Gang Of OH. o...sers.ss.r..

Tozxpo, Ono. Aug. 1A-Unitsd saasss Secret
Dstsotive Abbets Yesterday sxrssAsd Alfrsd
EeUasstsa and Z @ Morgan On Q chargs Of
counterfstting. 6eorge Taylor, arrested Last
week on suspieion, vss bound over yesterday.
Gsorgs Aflls, the l0der Of the gang. whose
headquarters were ct Dunhridge. was IN hsd
an oMesr. NJ s.ae I'D = iistls hop In the
forest est Of Dunbridgs on ths edgs Of ths
famous black swamp Of Wood county. Their
de- vsre III for e16 silver csrtineaaes and we're
usually crude. Wsds Of the stuff they had
made we're dng sp under lop end The sa2oons
TRULY sAoc1sd viSh ~ k0od& II ns1 are
hArsss b ~ soAvs sn1 ~ uzlb 80 u -
pst h ~ u1rAO unh1ng UonV.
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Range Of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures as ths
Office of the weather bureau TODAY: sam, 50
2 pm, 80. maximum IS; minimum. "a
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ASHLAND, Wu-, Aug. io-sscrsaazy Of -
interior Noble and party arrived Asrs yssasr-
day fog Ssg dsys ssti.G. ny IN gs.l
ssssA dAss - osap oedar, Sss -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10

BALTIMORE. Aug. 1o.-F1our steady unchanxeA
-yeceipis, lS.1s4 barrels: shipments ASA barrels
sales. $50 barrels. Wheat steady-No. red apox
1xaslx; August 81 xssl4; September. s1k aSa 4;
OctObcr, 6aKaS5k; steamer No. 3 red 1sksT5a-
receipts. 1880 bushels; shipments 1se4e0 6as1es
stock. 7,<6S bashelG sales. ilA.ooe buahela
southern wheat eaey-fultS, S0as3; LcnGoerfy,
elaaeh. Corn dull - mixed not, 81; AuSus2
u; September. 663<: October, Ssk-feceipta xs7i
bushels; stock, go bushels sales, iSo06 bushess
Southern cosn-white steady, -; yellsw nominal
s1a5s. Oats steatly-No. 8, white western. q, No
8, mixed western. ss-stock, LII, <1Sbusheaa RE
qntet-No. >, Is-recepts, i,s70 bushels: stock.
I2.zIa bushsls Hay afmiy held-good 10 cisoaeS
timothy, Nk5oa12S0 cram freiskn dull IN
changed. Cotton sssdy-midUing, * fro-
a.. *; sufsl.sistisl .iesISsrs ss: s.ss1-ea'ss
E. .seulasrS ~; aans .man. "; Iarse i;
Isra: refined. y: crude x: nutter actiys
= o Siasioa, i;ass lsdie, fancy. 10; e. ro s,a
xgss ar@.s1aiA4: coase stroag-lso essSoss,
-: COPPER: siesdy-.sansd: iONalL WHY
nsnd-picked, <xaAk; farmerr, ea96; NogtA Caro-
Ina, .; sheElea peanuts, No. I. 4 No 4 ~.
DAIfyM0Rk Ase. u = Virginia oonsoas, q
I'D e. 0reea tla1Sh; NertAsfn Centred seoek,
lo6xa1otk: Do nSse incomes, ~ Nd "a. thir6
i g - cs1s0''dasss sas Sosds, iiA,f ssa;
RNa>~~>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10

Long Identified with Fsraishing News.
NEW YoAK. Aug. ML-GsorSs A LAscA. ~
manager Of the international Telegram Com
psny, died at his home this morning, $40 West
18th street, Of Bright's diseAse, from which be
had been . sufferer for some time. He was
about sixty ysan Of aga Mr.. Leach has been
prsDinenty idsas1led Nth various nevs 49,
ciations for The past thirty ysassI He vas 81
one time Ne Londoa sgsnt a The Asocistsd
Pro0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices o.
wire to Carson 4 Mccartney. 1419 F street.
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Gossip About the Rs9sred Change In the
Omcs az Chssf Of Police.

SOME ASSERT THAT col nooRE nusr 90 WHILE
HIS FRrENps SAT- THAT HK WILL m m
rArNKp-NR. PERRY CARSON AND LAwrrs
MOSS rSpoRsK rHr ooLoxKr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10

CHICAGO, Aug 10 tcaosing3. = meee-eQ1eu
IN, ~. CcrnBeptanhsr, 0k: October az
ss.ses. Ill.,. tsfSSsssssSc: a'ssEN, -
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ParpAnr Fon FA11
Funs1su Yous Housr Nov.
GaoaArs
MAxxorH CRKDrr Hous.

GRoaArs
MAxxorH CREDrr Hous.
s1s. 81 and s23 TN = NV.
FIJI Rom no ssss
ON CREDIT
AfCssA Prtees
.sesi q Ps,iSr E ssss saSs. and q S Sn-
msnt, you cannot realize its vsse
PARIoR We srs sstn Offering . choice BE-
FURNITURE suite Tor Us CASH or go on credit
ON oRKKIr. IN wilton Rug. Tspsstry snd BIO.
is; s4:. Is: mn: .:iH = 5: L {:
IN other stores.
CHAMBER ., sd Rsa Roon Turp Wss ,t tn
FURNITURE % have your opinion on The solid
ON CREDIT. essh o. els On time ''' W.
Our second noor il devoted 20
c.,,vrs Carpsts-eysry trade that z rell;
:pfsnS ga ssq asses o ssIs y os
s%. s:.s bel ri 6 e. ss's On
e; !, s:s %sf Is "a sl = N Ssss =; 3
waste IN matching Ssurss. ''-'' ~"
HRKPARE Table for e. IS cash. "a so on
FOR Ses Quality 4olb Hair Mattress.
~. 80 cash, u on time.
FALL Woven Wire Springs. Is cash.
~ 80 on credit
Our systen Of credits d the sim
NO pless and best ever operated In the
District II oders the utmost
MOTIFS freedom to patrons and ID
superior In many v2ys to any sys
TO tenn In EAsy weekly or
monthly payments Arranged to suit
SIGN. you. Compare credit prices
with eaah prices elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-10

NOTHING AFFORDS THE RESPECTABLE
HOUSEWIFE MORE PLEASURE THAN THE
KNOWLEDGE THAT. WHETHER
SHE HAVE LITTLE OR NO
READY MONEY AT HER
OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM.
REPosINa UNBoUNDHD
CONFIDENCE IN HER HONOR. PLACES her IN
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF EVERY COMFORT
AND ACCEPTS REPAYMENT FROM THE SMALL
SAVINGS OF HER
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY TOLL
WITH Us HER PROMISES ARE AS GOLD AND
HER GOOD WILL AS TREASURES WHICH CAN
BE EXCHANGED FOB TANGIBLE HOUSEHOLD
NECESSITIES. ExALrING HER TO AN EVEN
PLANE WITH THE MOST FORTUNATE.
OUR RENOVATED PARLoRs HAVE AGAIN
BEEN REPLKNIsHRD WITH HANDSOME
LINE OF
FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATTINds,
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES. REFRIGERAroRs.
BABY CARRIAGES. TOILET AND DINNER SETS
AND EVERY ARTICLE CALCULATED TO MAKE
HOME ATTRACTIVE AND TIE HOME CIRCLE
tn aIOw WITH curPR
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15

David Dillon, head. face ard hands
badly burned: cut on head and lrms.
Mrs. Dayi Dillon, caught IN wreck
aud left leg broken.
Miss Maud Dillon, blown into q fire.
place, llft leg broken at the hip, burned
horribly on he face and arms; may die.
John Dorahue and Thomas Kilbane,
crushed and burned; taken to the city
hospital.
Cora Heaton, little child had her
face and hands burned frightfully.
The fire department was called and
tore down the shattered walls. The gHs
took fire and burned around the street
i'll dozen places.
The excitement occasioned by this sad
affair had not subsided, and men We're
still at worl removing the debris from
Dillon's Inflated residence, when an
other deadly explosion rent the house of
William Shively, on the opposite side of
the street fl rm where Dillon's had stood.
Mr. Shively wife and daughter were
seated near The fire discussing the pre-
yious accident at the time. The house
was wrecked, but none of the inmates
seriously injured. About the time of
the second explosion fire broke out in
the suburb in dozen different places
and it becam necessary that the big gas
well, which furnishes gas to that portion
of the towr should be shut off, which
was done. This leaves all those residing
there withop. fuel. The situation is one
greatly to be deplored.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15
ON GARZA'S TRAIL,


SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 15.-The
United States authorities along the Rio
Grande, between Laredo and Browns
Vile, have received reliable information
through Mexican spies to the effect that
CARA now has his headquarters on the
Mexican and Texas railroad, about one
hundred miles east of Laredo, that he is
receiving recruits from Mexico and
various parts Of Texas daily, and that
thoh3nds of revolutionistsa are well organ
lied and scattered all along the line Of
the railroad
They are well disciplined. and in their
ranks, especially among the command
ing officers, are many Mexicans thor
oughly familiar with military tactics
and the best mode of warfare. These
spies have discovered still further th.t
there viii be a concerted move of reyo-
luEouists made on Mexico within the
next ten Gays. These reports Ina ;
greatly stirred up the military authcri-
ties ON both sides of the river. TIE
United States troops are to be concen-
trated in the territory now reported -
being occupied by the revolutionists as
rapidly as possible.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15
The cause OF Poor Health

Is often found in the neglect of ones
own self A light cold or slight head
ache is treated as not requiring much
attention; the assumption being that
they will soon pass oil, and it is only
when case OF tull-hedged sickness de-
velops Itself that the consequence
that neglect are fully realized. As
preventive and positive cure for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Splitting of blood,
Asthma, Pains in the Chest and first
stages Of consumption, use Eilert'J Ex-
tract of Tar and Wild Cherry, and for
sick Headache, Torpid Liver, Dys-
pepsia, Nervousness and all Bilious
Complaints, use Eilert's Daylight liver
Pills. Both are guaranteed.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by
Lockert & Reynolds, druggists.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15

IL Begins to Look as If We
Would Soon Have Some.
Two Bills Favorably Reported in
the Senate.

One Provides for rortifcations and other
Sea Coast Defenscs. aud the Other for
an Appropriation 81 100000, 900 TO
Purchase sites for the rroposed Forti-
hcations.
WASHINGTON, Jan. A. In the senate
Tuesday Mr.. Dolph reported favorably
from the committee on coast dcfenses bills
to provide for ratification ana other sea
coast defenses, and to make an appro-
prialion for the purchase of sites for
Notifications. The latter bin is simply
an appropriation Of $l09,00),000, to be
expended under the direction of the sec
rotary of war ii the procurement Of
necessary sites for Notifications and
other dcfenses.
The other bill makes more important
provisions. 1t aims to carry ont the
recommendation of the army fortifca-
tons board by providing Notifications
at New York, San Francisco, Boston,
the lake ports Hampton Roads, Ne
Orleans, Philadelphia, Washington
Baltimore, Portland HE. ports in Nar-
ragansett bay, r. H. Key West, Charles
ton, Mobile. New London Savannah,
Galveston, Portland Or; Pensacoll,
Wilmington. II. G.; San Diego, Ports
mouth, N. H.; defcases of Cumberland
sound at Fort Clinch, defense of ports
of the Kennebec river at Fort Popham,
New Bedford, Mass; defenses of ports
on the Penobscot river, Me-; mt Fort
Knox and New Haven
The original appropriations for con-
structing these Notifications carried by
the bill was $l93,0 00,0 600, but the com
mittee reduced the amount to 500, 000,-
000 The bill is so amended blythe COM
mittee that appropriation shall be avail
able as follows fol- For the current fiscal
year $4,000 600 instead of 1921 900 600,
originally provided for, and for each
fiscal year hereafter for the period of ten
years SO, 600, 600; the other provisions of
the bill as originally introduced, remain
intact
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-15
DISTRICT ooNFERRNoE.


South Clarksvile and Bethlehem,
at Bethlehem, Jan. 0, 10.
GAINESVILLE Station, Jan. II.
Big Rock circuit,at Indiap Mound,
Jan %. "a
Palmyra circuit, ct Ebenezer, Jan.
27, IS.
Montgomery circuit, at Central
Oh pei, jan. 30, 81.
State Line circuit, at Realms Chap
ell, Feb. g. 7.
Ash and CITY circuit, at Sycamore,
Fen, ID, II
Pleasant vi W and Mallory Chap
el, at Pleasant View, Feb 20, 81.
Asbury circuit, AT Mount Carmel,
Fea y, %.
Cedar Hill ircuit, at Porter's
Chapel, Mar. 5, 6.
5 dlersvitle and Ad ms Station, at
Adams Sta ion, Mar II, 49,
Rid River cir nit, al Martins
Chapel, Mar 10 20
Springfield Station, Mar. q.
Antioch Circuit, April 2,
New Providence and Bethel, April
8, 10.