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The French chamber Of deputies has re
elected NJ. Floquet president Of that body.
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FUsszIL's Ice CREAM is delivered every day
IN the year Leave an order for tomorrow's
dinner at 1427 New York avenue.
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CAaPxrs CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 63l-635 Mass ave. n. w., are made moth
proof free of charge Telephone 1854
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CONTRIBUTIONS OF our great notion sale. The
same prices balance of this week.
A. KAUFMAN. 500 Pa ave. NV.
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srPERLArrvE Minnesota pat -four. so Dbl
W. H. WALKER. $3.50 La ave.
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CHOICE Mich Burbank potatoes, Csc. bus.
W. H. WALKER 1850 La ave.
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Finest and Freshest Coffees in the city
II you have trouble in obtaining good COTE,
call on US. METzaER's, 7th St NV. It,
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WINTER RESORTS.
LADIES GOODS.

MRS. !. v. SLATER.
a3l STREET
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED STOCK SELLING
jal4-3t BELOW COST.
L AUNDRY. LACE CURTAINS NEATLY AND
~ carefully laundried for 0c. per pair. Orders
to 6ls Pa. n. and sos 9TH St will
prompt attention. jal4-G'
u J. BUTLER AND d. z. BUTLER, FORMERLY
Is OF Boston. Fine Dressinakng, Evening and Street
Costumes at shortest notice Perfect IT. Latest La
Over Paliners Millinery Store. 100 jag Inn
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Thomas ID. Singleton,
carpet, Furniture and Upholstery Ware House,
AIS It'll street NV.
An offering that you cannot afford to pass BY
The cheapest line OF Bookcases, China Cab
inets, Hall Racks, Sideboards, Ladies' Desks
and fine Cabinets ever offered in Washington.
These goods are from the very best manu-
facturers in the country, Of elegant designs and
perfect finish. They were received too late for
our usual fall trade, and to move them during
this dull month will make a reduction of Is per
cent from regular marked prices which will
place them at first cost and at less than couli
be realized for them at auction. Remember,
the stock is all new and fresh and warranted as
represented. / am also offering very hand
some line of Parlor and Chamber Furniture at
discount Of 10 to 20 per cent from regular
prices.
=, All Carpets and Rugs at cost and less to close
the department.
lou cannot afford to miss this sale, as you
will find upon inspection that it is honestly
made and carried out. Terms cash.
THOMAS d. SINGLETON,
1al4&l6 AIS It'll st. NV.
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ATTORNEYS.

GEORGE w. KERN.
Attorney Law and Solicitor Of Pstents,
Washington, b. c.. Central building 9th aud Pa ave.
PATENTS AND PENSIONS.
Letters patent caveats and trademarks procured
Govt claims prosecuted; pensions obtained;
ion on all legal matters free OF charge. dl.s-3m
A GOODRICH, LAWYER. La DEARBORN ST.,
IA Chicago, Ill "a years experience; cecrecy
special facilities in several states. Goodrich d.
vorce, with laws Of AL states. In press prics. 81
sp2&soly
CAMPBELLCARRINGTO N.ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
NWebeter Law building. 60o d - n Washihefou
D. c. Rssadsnce. 8SS = a. n ds2
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Is PER CENT discount on all wardrobe fold
Ing beds NOSES Il Sons, and 18th SITS.
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weatl.ey

The W enther.
FORECAST TILL EIGHT p. N. FRIDAY
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
virginia, clearing; cold wave; northwest winds
High Water Low Water.
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Az ATTRACTIVE D1sprAr.

Az Attractive D1spLAx
OF the many attractive windows on Pennsylvanis
avenue there that compare with the elegant
and pleasing variety displayed In the windowsof
J. ". BoTELER / SON,
923 Pennsylvania avenue
Here can be found complete an assortment Of
CHINA. GLASS. PIANO AND BANQUET LAMPS,
BRIC-A.BRAC. &C..
Az Was ever brought together the collection of which
spapted for the Holiday Trade would charm the most
fastidious. Among the many greetings for Xmas and
New Years none be found more appropriate than
selection from china store The superior qualities
Of these goods and their suitability for Holiday Pres
ss can only b determined BY visit. which insures
purchase. aus
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- n D1Auonda. xsfches- JsuslrJ. 6alvcr Vs-s -
W - 81 y ~, thEd door sbovo1. lins vrsA ~
sSs3s ssse1As sS. 81
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CITY ITEMS.
Children's Suits,
elias and S1.6S.
Boys Suits,
60 co .-aeo o1

Mems Suits, sA62 and S52S.
Mems Latest Style Derbies, q. Is and d. 80.
Corner 9Th and E ste.
1t II. FnITpI.ANpER.
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Pure Rye Whisky, 8 years old, Of, Csc.
Port Wine (med. use), full qt, SOC.
- Muscat Wine, fine flavor, full qt-, Sc.
Golden Catawba, fine flavor, Csc.
Try sack Of our Flour. perfect satisfaction,
at Sl.50, 75c. and 40c sack; Early June Peas.
l0c.; cans Solid-packed Tomatoes, 25c; New
Maple Sirup and Sugar, Graham Flour.
1t p. X. WILSON, 9S4 It'll st. NV.
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Thomas ID. Singleton,

Java and Mocha Coffee, SOC. per pound
IT" METzGER's FINE GROCERY, AIT 7th st.
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Nervous Prostitution, Sleeplessness, Opium
habit, Dizziness, Blues cured by Dr.. Miles
Nervine. Samples free at Druggists. Ctr
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
OsaAN RECITAL AND CONCERT
WESLEY CHAPEL.
Cor. 5th and SITS. NV.
TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 10 lspR,
Ccmmencine at O'Clock.
Dt; J. ". Bischof win preside a. the organ.
Louise Powsii ana Msssrs w. b. Mcf.ri.Sd. w.se
a YOUNG and Anton Ksspar. Accompanies: Mrs
e c ss.; 4 + Ell.
pEoPLE's CHURCH-MUsICAL AND LITERARY
d.nc entertainment Of high order, followed By
BUILDERS EXCHANGE HALL.
FRIDAY. JA isth 4 ess Iss and NJ SHARP
Eefreshments. Admission, 25c
No charge for dancing cards. IT.
CoNGREdATIoNAL CHURCH.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 20
scAUBEkT QUARTET
OF Chicago. assisted by
''' And Si A.iRpM k Il s eIEEHIss Reader
In the second concert Of the Bschod course
single ticket, with reserved seat..-,,,,, so cents
On sale at Ellis Co. s.. 937 Pa. jal4-6t
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
EVERY EvENING-MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
NINE. SARAH BERNHARDT,
Under the direction Of Messrs.
Henry Abbey and Maurice Grau.
TONIGHT ATS.
FRoU FRoU.
FROU FROU.
FROU FRoU.
Friday. January Is,
JEANNE D'ARC.
Matinee Saturday. 18th,
CAMILLE
Saturday Evening, 10th.
LA TOSCA.
Prices e3, So so, 81, Ell so and 81 according to To-
cation. Admission, 81. 30 and 1Dc.
Ss.. T yes s6I a B0sT0NIANs in ROBIN HOOP.
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
CHARLES
FROHMAN's
PRODUCTION
OF sARDoU's MASTERPIECE,
"THERMIDoR."
The Sensation Of Paris and New York.
AVivid Picture Of the Reign of Terror"
Complete Original Cast and Scenery.
Jan. 1S-The Celebrated MEININGER CO. In their
PToducuSn OF Shakespeare's masterpiece. Julius
n. IA AL
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"Sun-Rise Chop" Tea, Soc. ID, the best tea
for the money. MErzaER's, at It'll st. NV. 1t"
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEwITTs TALLY 10 STAGES LEAyE 5ii
u 18th g. n " At 10 a m, and p m Arlington;
trip, % TO soc Zoo Para andiesation buildings. 2
ja11-1y
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Tharp's Old Rye Berkeley Whisky is
Without u Rival for Its Purity and

This brand of old rye whisky, which is copy
by eminent jnrists. prominent national legisa-
tors and leading citizens of our capital city to
be without question the purest and healthiest
beverage and the most beneficial and exhilarat-
ing tonic extant. Its medicinal qualities are
without rival and is prescribed by many Of
our prominent physicians. who use no other
stimuant in their practice. 1t cannot be pur-
chased anywhere except at the proprietor's
wholesale and retail wine and liquor establish.
ment at 818 F street northwest ia14-tf
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Piso's Remedy for Catarrh will surely
cure catarrh and cold in the head. Handy,
pleasant. All druggists. SOC.
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Pianos. Bargains in Uprights. Also tuning
and repairing. v. BECKER, 800 9Th st. n W. jl4-2'
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NOkDDECIscHEkL LLOYD 8. 8. CO.
Fast Express Steamers.
To Southampton (LOndon. hayre), Bremen
saale. Tues. Jan 10. 3 an Eider. Sat Jan. y.
IL a. m. Havel. Tues. Jan. II. Allar. sat-
Jan. 81. An; Travs Tues. Feb :. . Am kma.
sat-. Feb. u. D.
ComfortaDe rooms excellent table. luxurious
saloon appointments Prices LIST cabin. e75 and up-
ward berth. according 10 location I'd CABIN t5u
berth; At how rates Apply n. =. DROOP
8,5 Penn ave- as
TROPICAL TOURh
Novel and interesting trips the beautiful KurlssA
Island Of Jamaica and the many old world town Of %
spanish Main. occupying two weeks lon9ur.
Atlas line About
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
defrays all necessary expenses OF visit 10 Jama5cn.
Hsyti. Colombia. Nicaragua and Costa lcA- Crly 6r
calm passengers For rainphiet address PM fJR-
WOOD co. Assnts2 - state New iork MOI so5<.s
A LLAN LINZ RolAL MAIL sTEAMsHIp6
AfLxxsrArE LIE sa
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. foKIRIGHrLY
Cabin pan1aae, 80; second clsas f. B1eer..rn ~
bnT1h0kx AND LIvEkf0OL eEEviSf~
wa Halifax end 81. Johns n N
eteamsn seii fron baltimore iortnxrhfiy
noeo;%p M Ma d. 4. saosSiS w. Z.
T,RTkBI IRHEn 1H<n-W r
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Wilbor's Compound of Pure Cod Liver
Oil and Limo cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma
bronchitis ami all Scrofuloun Humors.
The great popularity of this safe and effica-
cious preparation is alone attributable to its in
trlnsic worth. In the cure of Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis Whooping Cough. Scrofu-
lous Humors and all Consumptive Symptoms
1t has no superior, If equal. Let no one neg
iect the early symptoms of disease, when an
agent is at hand which will cure all complaints
OF the Chest, Lungs or Throat. Manufactured
only by A. b. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold
by all druggists. ia12-eoSt
A MeritOriOus Article.
Our Pure Old Whisky "a years old. 75c. at
IT. MErzaEn's FINE GROCERY, Alt 7th st.
1Oc. Royal Glue! Ladies, mend everything !
Druggists. ial2-eotr
Coughs and Hoarseness.-The irritation
by use Of "Bro,cn's Bronchial Troches." Sold
only in boxes. IA
Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Does not distress. and adds flesh and weight
s. Heller, 72O It'll ST., is making a specially
in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting, Sham
pooling and cures Dandruff. ja9-5t-
We Are Selling for 10 days only, at reduced
prices, our long Hair Switches.
jas-5t' S. HELLER, 72O 7th st.
Old Port Wine. Soc bottle. MErzaERs, 7th ct. =
An Invention Making Sewing q Pastims,
Wheeler 4 Wilson's New High Arm No. o.
1t charms on sight Its use enraptures
Once 437 9Th street northwest d11-tr
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ja14&16

Musical Boxes, Guitars, Banjos, Comets,
&C., for sale or hire. WALroRD's, Al Pa. ave-
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Before the introduction of Salvation o
rheumatism was considered incurable.
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Next week-LOsT IN NEW YORK. ,ae-et
n {. BANGS,
~. Public readings and rectations: partial or entire
program; plays rehesrsed; stage managed. Address
66. Corcoran building. d2.,- Inn
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STORM AND STRESS IN NATURE.

Nature j. never at rest. nor is her task ever
finished In that fact, indeed lies her charm.
She is n storehouSe Of endless probabilities n
Kaleidoscope of countless combinations of beau
ties and nice adjustments to immutable laws.
Pain travail death, and then joyous, abound
ing life Shadow of eventdc and blackneSS
of night. followed by roScate dawn and golden
day. The harmonious symphony of laughing
spring. interrupted by the hoarsc voice of the
storm king and the oncoming destructive flood.
Such is the way in which she makes her plan
and purpose good. To the timid and unthink
ing multitude, il is true she may seem insen-
safe and tickle and cruel. But TO those who
can enter with sympathy into the majestic
sweep Of eternal law, all her effects become
dramatic object lessons, each having its own
suggestion and meaning.
reflections on what some of us may regard
rs the scamy side of Nature are inevitably sug-
gcsted by tho widespread storms and floods
which during the last week have been retard
ing the progress of spring. We are naturally
impeled to look on these events as calamitcs.
and to a largo number of persons more mmcdi-
atcly concerned they undoubtedly are. But it
is essential TO our comfort and happiness that
we should take larger Wow OF Inc situation.
Not to speak Of tho fact, already pointed out
in these columns, that even these Western
floods may have their cOmpcnsations, it is the
part of common sense 10 accept Nature as she
is. and adjust ourselves to her workings. If
she comes to us with tears as we'll as smiles
with clouds rs well a sunshine, we shall have
learned the lesson of life only when we have
put ourselves in right relations with both her
moods There is need for us to remember this
to-day, for it is one of the latent tendencies of
our modern culture to find delight only in the
pleasant and the ScnsuOus, and to shrink from
everything that suggests travail and pain. Our
poets have sung their sweetest measures in
praise of Natures SUMMER aspects, until in read
ing them we almost come to forget that she
can irown as well as smile, and kill as well as
make alive Our theologians some of them
are striving to eliminate pain and punishment
from the scheme of life, and picture religion
for us As "a thing apart from the strenuous con
nct of existence, dreamy rhapsody on clouds
with golden aureOle upon its head. Misty
political economists ignoring the facts of
human nature, are telling lis that the sorrows
and struggles and inequalities of life are caused
only by crude and imperfect civilization, and
that in the millennium they look forward to
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THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.

In the Belgian Chamber OF Representatives
on Frday discussion arose on acceptance OF
the invitation to the International Silver Con
ference The Minister Of Finance announced
that France as well As Great Britain had ac-
cepted the invitation, and in reply to speeches
urging the Government non to take the init
ativc in proposing bmotallism, he stated that
the delegates would not be bound by the action
Of the conference in any way. 1t would seem
70 have been unnecessary to make this state
mont No intelligent man could have sup
posed that either of the great nations would
delegate 10 any body of gentlemen irrcvocable
powers TO decide upon its policy. The name OF
the conference sufficiently indicates Its char
actcr. It's object is 10 bring together repre-
sentatveS Of the different nations, so that they
NAV confer, compare opinions. and ina ON
whether there is any plan which they can recon-
mend to their respective Governments with
reasonable hope Of its adoption.
No doubt this seems to some waste OF time.
If the delegates can decide nothing, it may be
said. why should they confer? Yet all expert
ence has shown that there is no better mode
than this Of obtaining concurrent action by
independent Governments. The conference
binds nobody, and yet it is not empty nor
wasted The very delegates who object most
strongly to given policy, under sense of their
duty as representatives, must 90 to their homes
charged with the arguments for that policy.
compelled to give them consideration, and
forced to answer them satisfactorily in dis
cusson. If they find reason TO unite with other
delegates in any plan of action, they become
powerful advocates of that plan. In the end
the home government must decide, but the
reports and rcasOnings of the delegates will
always have great influence in shaping the
decision And it is to the great and permanent
credit of President Harrison that his Admins
tration has been the means of providing for
this notable interchange of opinion and ex-
perience.
The hope of the United States is that some
plan may be devised upon which all the great
commercial nations can agree. Ii need not be
said that small numerical minority in such
a conference often has the controlling voice.
Great Britain and Germany perform a large
part Of the worlds exchanges. If they en-
phatically oppose a measure, it is not probable
that all the other nations combined would
feel disposed to undertake it, because they
would give to Great Britain and Germany
enormous advantages in commerce. France
for instance, is not likely during the present
generation to take any step giving to Germany
financial advantage in the money markets OF
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Personal.

Mrs. John Drew. the veteran actress and MANAGER
was given reception At the Art Club rooms in PILLS
dephIa Thursday Tho attendance was large and
fashionable.
Count Caprivi tips the scales at o16 pounds. Is
that he IS about heavy as was Prince Bismarck
after taking the Schwennger cure. The physical
resemblance between the Two men Is remarkable
Bishop Brooks OF Massachusetts,, tells this story
himself The other day he answered In person tho
ring at his door and found there pretty young lady,
who looked up at him hesitatngly and finally asked:
Do you take the tickets ~ 1t was DIR. Brookss
turn to be puzzled now, but he presently suggested
that possibly his visitor had made mistake In the
house. "Why. Isn't this the art clubl" she asked
that he waits on his door occasionally and
without any terrible loss OF dignity either
Tho marriage Of The Countess Maria Rineia
waideck dhe beautiful daughter Of Archduke Henry
Of Austria ard the Baroness Waideck, formerly an
opera singer with Count Henry Lucchesi Prince Of
Campofranco the son OF the Duke della Gr;gia, will
take place July 10. In Vienna. The COUNTESS, who
has adopted by her urcle the Archdnle Rainer,
Is one Of the richest women h Europe since tho
death Of her parents, within few days q one an
other, several months ago, she has LIVED in tho
eapS and saS %o, ee r 81 te to ss
Austrian Imperial family. she has untiti@ reIaiN1
In the lowest walks OF life.
The executors Of George Bancroft's will have found
ambiguous INSTRUCTIONS III tnit lnstIuhonS "a'S
applied 10 the court for guidance. 1nciddtally they
mention that they have realized fftcooo rom bonds,
the sale Of NewYorh properly and Other sources
Carmen sylvia IS not recovering her halth as rap.
idly ms WAS hoped. She has sufrcri mach
lately, I'm fact, that II is said she VII be unable
to spend the summer at Sazburg. Tho 'oct)r, Lave
given orders fcrbiddng her to engage in any IN
ellectua labor whatever. The u'fr uht' Wnlan
ha, been afflicted with severe cramps ana ha, sii1r1
also from hallucinaOns. II Is possible that She VII
never be strong again
Frederick /. Amos is said to be the rshest man IN
New.England and to aspire be the eratc>i lnllord
in Boston, holding in that city some suchposijr BUSH
ncss-wise as the A5tors In NewYork L Is taYcl in
the modern Athens upon valuation II S'.pJ "8'o,
which IS far below the marke; val':e his property
there He is cousin Of cx Governor Diver Amc> and
n nephew of Oakes Ames, and lives in North Ei'ion
part of the year. he is skilinl horculturlst pos:
sesses a rare colec ton OF oit bids owns magnificent
paintings and tapestries, and pick mp Sreat deal Of
choice china and other precious ware. -wo vases OF
Jade exhibited I'm the BOt)n Art Museum and belong
ing TO him. cost $1,000 apiece.
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the world. The United States would not be
wise if il should give to Great Britain such
an advantage plan upon which all can
mite with hearty concurrence, good feeling ana
co-operaticn. though it might not include the
active participation of some nations in silver
coiiage. might be wise and safe for all but a
plan adopted by other nations without the con-
currencc and genuine cooperation OF Great
Britain and Germany would in all probability
he surrender Of important commercial adj
vantagcS.
Thus it is that the action of the conference
turns largely upon the attitude of these great
nations. If they can be convinced that pro-
posed policy is wise and beneficial for ALL they
NAV he able to help it powerfully, though not
in position to take fine same part that other
nations do in its execution. In any case the
conference cannot bind any power. and its only
object is to ascertain what plan, if any. can be
recommended with the expectation that all Will
concur and cooperate according to the clrcum-
stances of each. Great Britain accepts in that
shirt. and in the same spirit France and other
nations have accepted, and if delegates are
chosen who are not fanatically devoted to one
idea or mode there is reason to hope that Il
practical solution can he reached.
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TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES.
THE NETS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-EXcitcment was caused in Parls ny
tie discovery of dynamite cartridge in the house
of the Public Prosecutor. - 1t has been de-
cided that Deemirg, the wife murderer at Mel
bourne, shall die Tomorrow morning. - The
schooner Orion brough; news of anarchy in the
Marshall Islands. - Cotton warehouse at
Alexandria, Egypt, burned, with loss of
100000.
Congress. Only the House Of Representatives in
session. - The discussion of the Civil Sundry
Appropriation Bill was continued. - The Sher-
man Statue Bill was defeated.
Domestic.-Seven persons were killed in an
accident on the Cotton Belt Railroad. -
Four masked robbers held up train in Florida
killed the express messenger and wounded an
agent Seven workmcn were injured, two
fatally, by the falling in Of church roof in Pitts
burg. -. The loss by fire in Cswego will exceed
$500, 00o - The damages caused by the noods
in and around ST. Louis amount TO Sl1 ,OO0,OOO;
score of people reported drowned in Arkansas.
- The Methodist General Conference discussed
the work of the Epworth League.
City and Suburban.-J o. Thurston, former
employe of Enrich Brothers, disappeared nysterl-
Ousy - Democratic primary elections were
held in Essex and Union counties. ~ D. -
Two Harlem builders are being earnestly sought
fer ny their creditors. - Winners at Gravesend.
Courtship, Ming CraO, wallace, 1olkNlie I%iie,
Two Bits and Bengal. - John c, New. Consul
General of the United States at London, returned
fer SIX weeks visit. ==== The granite cutters
decided to try to secure tie indictment Of some
of the manufacturers for conspiracy. =-- he
Harlem River Regatta Association races were well
ccntc ted - Stocks active and irregular, clos
ing strong at advances of about per cent from
the last prices yesterday.
Tie Welthcr-Forecast for to-day Cooler am
clcudy, with rain, followed by fair weather.
Temperature yesterday: Highest. 30 degrees; low
est, 20: average, a. "a.