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BALTIMORE, Aug. si.-Fiour steady, unchanged
-feceipts, llsss barrels; shipments. ga barrels:
sales a17S barrels. Wheat Quiet-No . red spot
lSa1eK; August, I6aTGA: September. 1saTsII; DC
tober, IiSaf7T; December, slaslk: steamer No.
Q red. Kaleidoscope 81, 06s bushels: stock
a247.5s1 oushe:s; naes S9i zoe bushels- Southern
wheat steady-Fultz, I2a7s; Longberry, 7sasO. Corn
asked; September, 55I asked: October IS asked:
year. 81 bid-receipts, 4,0I5 bushels: stock 8fssi
bushels: sales, 4,00o bnsheis. Southern corn
white steady, 5Iass; yellow nrrner, ssaSo Oa,s
nrmer-No. & white western. 4la4a; No. g. mike
western. 3Sas9 - receipts. 11,al4 bushels: stock
s.. SIS bushels. Rye 1rm-No 2, I4-reoeipts isss
bushels; stock, 4sT34 buBheiA Hay easter
good 70 choice timothy, i<.soals.o0. GRAM freehts
quiet. unchanged. Cotton Misunderstanding
~. Provisions unchanged. Butter steady and
arm-cresmery, fancy, asa26; do fair to choice,
ssssE DO imitation. soa9s: ladle fancy, fsaiS; DO
good to choice, l6sl.: store-packed. i{aiI. Eggs
I'm; No. I, is. sugar steady-granulsted xaI
Copper steady-redned. 1o*. Whisky unchanged.
Peanuts steacy-virginia, 80 IS; shelled, 4: Norm
Carolina, akaS&; shei,ed, ~.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 3i.-virginia consols, threes.
"a; Baltimore and Ohio stock. se,: Northern Gen.
trail stock, cay; Baltimore and OHIO Southw essern
hrsts, iosls: do. first incomes, ssi; do third in
comes, ~; Consolidated gas stock, sIA.
Chicsxo Markets.
CHICAGO. Aug. 81 CLOSING. - wheat-septem-
tember. Az; October. 4sa: May, saH. Oats
September, 81: October. 34A: May, az. Pork
September, le.l7k; October, l6iak; january.
1900. Lard = Sci sembsr. 7.ssk; October, 20;
s.Ss; January, Sis.
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Washington Stock Exchange.


National Bank, s al 1856; 2 at 1856. Peoples Fire
insurance ms 100 at ss. Pneumatic Gun Carriage
Government Bonds-U. s. 4s. registered. 1885,
HAN Did. ll5s asked L. s Is. coupons. 1897
il5A bid, 1lsIs asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds-2o-year fund. IS
currency, 1901, lis bid, - asked. so-year fund Ga
gold. 1909, bid - asked. Water stock, IS, 1858
currency lso bid, asked ASS, 1924. fund, cur.
rency, ll21 bid, us asked shs. reg s-ios, 1893
1901, 1907 bid. - asked
Miscellaneous Bonds-washington and George
town Railroad lo-4o IS, lol bid,-asked- Washing
ton ana Georgetown Railroad Convertible IS, isI
bid, asked. Masonic Hail Assn SIS. Io2 bid,
= asked. Washington Light Infantry list mort
gage Is 1904. wy bio, log asked Washington Light
infantry I'd "a, = bid - asked. Washington Gas
Company, series A, Is, 100 bid, - asked. Washing
ton Gas, series B, Go, 100 bid. asked. Washing
ton Gas Co: Convertible ss, 1901. iss bid. = asked
lexington Railroad Ca 100 bid. asked. Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone lst mort 50. - bid,
los asked Capitol and North o Street Railroad Isl
mortgage S. 100 bid, lis asked Metropolitan
Electric Light Convertible So, ia bio asked.
American security and Trust IS. 1905, A. 4 o., 100
lsOe, +. 4 A., 100 bid asked. American security
and Trust So, 1906, A. o., 100 bid. - asked
Washington Msrke, Co. imp. ss. no bid. - asked.
Anacosta Railroad o. 1901. lei bid. asked.
Washington Market Co. list ss, Isaa-ls,I. los bid.
asked.
National Bank stocks--Bank OF Washington 300
asked Metropolitan. ss6 bid. - asked. Central,
500 bid. = asked. second, lss bid, - asked. Farm
ers and Mechanics, 100 bid, asked. Citizens.
bid, asked. Columbia, 1917 bid, = asked.
Capital. lse bid. 1Al asked West End, le7k bid,
asked. Traders, III bid, Ia asked. Lincoln,
100 bid. - asked
Railroad stocks-washington and Georgetown,
BIZ bld, - asked Metropolitan, IS bid, - asked.
Coiumbia- - bid, Is asked, Capitol ana North o
street, - bid, - asked. Georgetown and Ten
leytown. IS bid. 50 asked. Rock Creek. 100 bid.
- asked.
Insurance stocks-Firemen's, q bid, SIS asked.
Franklin. Il bid, asked Metropolitan. 80 bid, IS
asked. National Union, II bid, Isk asked. Cor
coran, - bid, - asked. Columbia, l5A bid. lTk
asked Peoples. 6 bid, Ga asked. Lincoln,
bid. SE asked. Commerchi. bid, 81 asked
Title Insurance Stocks-Columbia Title. o. bid
- asked. Real Estate Title, ~ bid, = asked.
Gas and HE ctric Light Washington Gas.
4SA bid. q asked. Georgetown Gas, Il bid. =
asked. U. s. Electric Light, las bid. - asked.
Telephone Stocks--Chesapeake and Potomac, ~
bid = asked American Graphophone. 4 bid. S
aaked.
Miscellaneous St0cks-Wash. Brick Machine -
bid. 800 asked. Great Falls ice, 100 bid, - asked
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 0.s5 bid, lilo asked. LID
coin Hall, IS bid. - asked Nor. WASH. D. c.,
bid, IS asked. Ivy City Brick, IS bid,-asked.
Safe Dep0ait and Trust Companies--w sshinFton
Losn and Trust, lS0H bid, l23 asked. American
security and Trust l2'E bid, les asked National
Safe Dep0sit and Trust Co., III bid, - asked
National Safe Deposit and Trust Company, III
bid, - asked
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DIED.


MI Hssn2 p AE 2sy .s AST2s 90 l sO
~ o ssssR Si sseS ssa hs DING ss
~ foreign hands thy hanble grave sdsrned
By HIS 1ef fFEsast ss HnSiss
Funeral frgm HIS late residence 2ll2 street nor4i
rss, rngIsass sep,smber ats p M fepds ssa
.AgEkBAcH. Gu August 81. 1892 So m. JONAS
Fansss Frday nj ID % ,5 alIts III al
west. No fo~eIs. %
ssoT EkzAs Sc s'd SsSSx TPorn9s Aus
B5 TS sss sister q %. ls,. James Merrley
dence. l4isi sfrsri DorThsssi, ffdsy sf,esn.1r =
~. 5ss, :, and friends Of ths isi
DhksE August g. lse2, q, sig pun. nAnY
.: ptANE, widSv q the lsse senecs Dean ana -
northwess. FRIDAY. September 2. at 10 .m
fhoSGs sRs Ss;s saf 9asGsl4 i e iSs
Funeral ron. Ii. l.,. residence. s4o Main. .,.u..
se ss o. s5asy S. ,sssf !. $50 frsss.
sscs s szi.n, sss ss' wed &C. n, ssas "a
k,,,: .sss ss:,s daughters OF 4 p and MARY
TsnsI.i IRON iss,I parents r..aasso. eseoI .,rs,s
and relatives hsised % attend 81 0e'''1 rrsUs
sAf les August 20. ises. Mrs. RUrH sAfRys
sfo SnsT i;s% sss sss.asnes Of he. s.nxhts Mr.
srEEMEL on faa.y August 70. iss2. =. Pro.s-
Her remains Sii be removed from Ma oiy.t .Ia
inferred 10 Congressional cemetery.
ss SslR Rs.s A s:i ssssIf SAlSnok
ssrss. srss &. s ..s y ,s ssas Of s.
rsasrsi .srsioss a - f~t.seks Church Thsrs4.y
Ksf. isr.s -. ss sTs.s .s,s'' So is
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Railway Telegraphers Want More Wages.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Aug. 3l.-Yesterday
the Order Of Railway Telegrsphers, through its
grievance committee. presented to the officials
Of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
railroad demand for an increase In salary,
ranging from S10 to els for teleErsphers along
the entire system. Up 70 IL o'clock last night
the officials OF the road had made no reply TO
their request. Chief Ramsey Of the order IL
here looking after the interests Of his men.
Some talk Of a strike is being INDUCED In.
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Nxv YoaK. Aug. Sl.-The stock market
opened quiet. but generally higher, with frp
temper this morning, but there was the samo
intense dullness in the general list and the same
prominence Of . few stocks in the dealings.
New England was again the feature Of trsd-
ing and after opening up half per cent
Mr.. 6oelet that his election - director bad
been without his authority and that he
would not serve. New England thereupon
dropped over ! per cent aud the whole
hist weakened in sympathy, even sugar
which had become active again and
The other stocks which attained prominence in
the dealings were Burlington. Atchison, Read
ing, Erie, 81. Paul and Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, all yielding fractionally, but recover
ing later in the hour when the decline
in New England was checked. Reading in
above its opening figure, which few of the
others succeeded in doing, the market, toward
IL clock, becoming dull At IL O'Clock it was
still firm, however. ata shade lower than the
opening for most stocks.
Money on call is easy at 2a2,S per cent. Prime
and firm with business at 1857 for sixty
days bills and 4s7s4a4ss for demand. Posted
rates, 4s7Jfa4S9
The clearing house statement for today is a.
follows; Exchanges, s7.7os, 5s7; balances,
1856, 49,. The subtreasury was debtor to the
clearing house today t294.759.
The official report of the Mercantile Safe De-
Poeit Company to stock exchange shows: silver
bullion on hand. 1851 $50 ounces: deposited,
S.0S4 ounces; Withdrawn, l6,0s7 ounces; certif-
Gates outstanding. $50.
The stock market after II o'clock was very
dull in all its parts, though the leading shares
still maintained fair amount of business. but
prices again reacted and reached nearly to the
lowest Of the previous hour. The
trading developed no feature Of interest.
however, until late in the hour, when sugar
once more became active and advanced TO
something ove- | per cent better than its first
price. The market at noon was dull and fairly
steady, generally at slight fractions under first
prices. Bar silver, SO u.
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Returns From the South Carolina Election
Coming In Slowly.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Aug. 3l.-Returns are COM
ing in slowly. Incomplete returns from thirty
out of thirty-6ve counties give Tillman, farm
ers' movement democrat, 1871 majority for
governor over Sheppard, conservative candi-
date. Tillman's complete majority will reach
about $4,000. The alliance candidates for Con-
gress show great gains The election passed OF
peacefully.
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TREAT MENT OF THE INSANE.
The Subject Considered by the Social scienc,
Association -

The Subject Considered by the Social Science
Association.
SARATOGA, N. Y. Aug 31.-This morning at
O'Clock the chairman Of the department of
health Of the American Social Science Associ-
alton, Mr.. Frederick Peterson Of New York,
opened the session with some well chosen re-
marks pertinent to the department and was fol-
lowed by the report of the secretary, s. d.
Granger. N. D., Of New York. on the "Work Of
the Health Department Since its Organization. "
An interesting paper was read by Matthew
Field, N. D., Of New York on the Examination
and Treatment of the Public Insane in New
York;
The most important paper Of the session was
that read by DR.. Parsons of Sing Sing on ''The
Management Of Incipient and Mild Cases Of
Mental Derangement." At the close of the
paper an hour was consumed in discussing the
preceding papers. after which Henry Ling
Taylor, NJ. D., of New York read a paper on
american Children Hygienically Considered"
followed by debate on that paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31
A New Improvement.

Among the notable East Washington i'm
provements is the large store building which
Mrs. E. A. Haines has erected at the corner
9Th, d and Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
This structure is an exemplincation Of what
the pluck and energy OF q woman can accom-
plish. For the past six years Mrs. Haines has
been conducting dry goods and notion store At
1929 and 1921 18th street southeast, nnd she has
built up business that far exceeded the capac-
ity Of her store. Tomorrow the new building
which her increasing business has demanded
will be thrown open to the public and IN the
evening reception viii be held. The stock is
all new and the store comprises fifty depart
ments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31

consultation with DR..
McBurnie Of this city,
DIR. Walser of Staten
leland and DR.. Curtis,
made a careful exam
nation. There had
been some talk of can
Ger of the stomach.
These physicians said
that it was impossible
to learn the exact ma
ture Of the trouble un-
til it made further pro-
gress or the swelling
below the abdomen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31

The Railway Wreck ut Bortientowu, N. j.
BoRpENrowN, N. j., Aug. H.-Ths train
hands who were either killed or wounded in a
collision here last night on the Camden and
Amboy road are the following: Killed-Richard
E. Lewis, conductor of train No. $40 and q
resident Of Mount Holly; Engineer Andrew
Rule and Baggage Master Shinn Of the extra
train. Injured Baggage master of the regular
train, name unknown; probably die. The re-
sponsibiiity has not yet bsen determined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31
Harry Kerneii Evidently Not cr.xv,

New Yonx, Aug. S1.-Harry Kernen reap
peared on the stage ct Tony Pastors last night,
and from the cordial manner in which he was
received by the audience II was plain that his
singing and dancing we're a. good Is ever. II
now transpires that the real reason for Harry's
poor showing on Monday was not on account Of
sickness, but Ia attributed to the fact that his
brother, John Kernell now on the road, had
carried of his music and that the orchestra was
not familiar with it. 1t played the chorus when IL
should have played the music for the verses and
Kernel left the stage in disgust.
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Asiatic Cholera.

New YORK. Aug. S1.-The health officers who
made the inspection of the Morsvia pronounce
the cause of death in the stricken cases true
Asatic cholera. The emigrants on the steam
ship are being transferred to Hofmans Island
this afternoon. The vessel and cargo will be
thoroughly disintected while lying in the lower
bay.
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END OF A GOOD LIFE.
Death Of George William Curtis Of
New York.
WISCONSIN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Social Science Association at Sar-
atoga.
lNSlN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS DEAD.

The Editor and Reformer Passes Away Aftex
Two Months' Illness.
NEW YoRK, Aug 81.--George William Curtis
died az 2:So o'clock this morning at his home at
Livingston, Staten Island. He was conscious
at the end and suffered no pain. DR.. Frank G..
Curtis, his son, was in attendance, and Mrs. and
Miss Curtis were present.
Mr.. CURTIS ILLNESS.
Mr.. Curtis became i'll about two months ago,
when he began to complain of pains in the alb
domen. DR.. Janeway was called and he, in
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sorsey - o.
ere91fd b. DE sssicznxioa
Tim 4 regular grnduate Of IL
the 0eoressown rnivcr~ity, aud am NOV In -
MAR practice in the profession az lav In this
cry. l am rpuhlacan IN polis;cA am
member Of the Ter Of he supreme Court Of
this District and Of the rnised States supreme
Mr.. French takes charge Of bis ofhcs tomor-
row.
COMPLIMENTS foR Nm. prucxr.
Mr.. George X. French. Who wss appointed 10
succeed Mr.. Dumont - the Dissrscs pro~ecuses
in the Police Court. vss formally intro
duced in court today and Mr.. Dancat,
withdrawal Both in Judge Mills and ynd-s
kimhsis courts the retiring prosecutor vas
eulogfzed BY the Judges.
Judge kimbell took occasion 10 say That b.
had not had the pleasure Of Mr. Dumonss &C.
quaintnnce very many years. but that thx
longer he knew him the more he appreciated
him s an sbie lawyer and seAsoas
prosecutor: Under bis supervision he knew
that the best interests Of the people Of
served, and he only hoped that his
successor. Mr.. French, would follow In
his footsteps. He hoped that IN his privsss
practice Mr. Dumont would prove - sucos.sful
a. he had in the public service.
Judge Mills also congratulated The retir1ns
omcer upon his success prosecutor and said
ne had watched with interest has uniform si-
lennon TO duty and his strict fairness In deal
ing with citizens % all cl~sses-
Mr.. Dumont THANKED the Judges for their iu.
partial and faithful consideration OF the nat
hers which he had presented 10 them, and siss
TOT Their kind expressions ON his oourss 20
prosecuting attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31
CAMPBELL AGAIN CHAMPION.

He Defeats Hovey in Close Match at New
port.
NEWPORT, R. l.. Aug. al.-Campbell, tine
national tennis champion, retains the title for
another year, having today beaten Hovey, the
winner of the all-comers' tournament, rs, Sc,
6-3, rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31
c. and o. to Raise Wages.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Aug. 3l.-The Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company will advance the
wages Of locomotive Hremen 81 per cent be-
ginning September /. The increase il based
upon the wages allowed the engineers in the
employ of the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31
READ EVERY WORD.

About three years aso a gentleman named Grasty
came from Frederic ksburg, Va. and opened doub IL
store AZ 1910 and 15l2 7th st. n W., bet. and Q
n " Mr. Grassy deterAined to face all competitors,
and carry on ths t1rnifgrs and China bushes: Tor
nents and many rise persons and prophets gave him
six months 80 wind his little capital and fade away
Every day since his nrst announcement Grssty's I'D
few people who read the q. 600 dsy copies rho DC
not know Of Grasty the Pusher and 10 now in proof
that even in Washington the Turnisnre business can
be successfully conducted for CASH people come to
him from 90 parts q the city 10 response to ada
statements. never written or intended to slead
deceive but REGARDED pledges 20 the people, and
anything not satisfactory report it and get your
money.
We claim to be the only house in the city where
can furnish your house from top 70 srti
Gle necessary except stone.
Remember our terms are Cash people who buy on
nstsllments care nothing for the price but those who
pay they 90 want fair exchange for their money
some pay cash .: instsllmsnt hopsss Hese = whss
$2o 0o.ssS peg cent on for cash: ais CO. Our price
snlt, 4 yog bay for Cash 60 70 Cash honss-dont
e, oG Bss, Wire Co.s 90 q more: PKG Sold
6fsst ~. eS Ysrd-wide Carpet, 1lH 20. %. 81. IS
50c &C.: Oak Chairs, Cane Seat. % 90 per set Oak
Suite, pieces. IA %. Sl6 So els. 90 to $50, SIX
Tumblers, 15c !; I. 600 barrels China. Glass, etc.
Don't forget the place.
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Dropped Dead From Hia Bicxcie.

WEsTFIELD, n. y, Aug. 3l-W. E. Smith Of
New York dropped dead from his bicycle near
here about o'clock yesterday afternoon. He
and his brother were riding from Sinclair to
Sherman,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31

At special election Monday Sioux Ctr VOTED
tax Of 200 900 10 the Sioux City, Chicago md
Baltimore railway.
The Philadelphia schooiship Saratoga, which
sailed from London few days ago on her re-
turn to Philadelphia. vas nj Plymouth on Nom
day, vindbound
The tralsc managers and the general soiicitors.
for the sontAweatern hpes YIN meet IN Sd
Louis on September 5 TO discusa the fuii eEect
Of The 1ecoEmiek decision rendsring in
opeAass ~ sate tasf9A 1t u Texas eo1uiD-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31

That IL the Opinion Of senator Culiou
ExpFessed to q Star Reporter

That IL the Opinion Of Senator Cullom q
Expressed to a Star Reporter.
Senator culiom is very well satisfied that
there will be no extra session Of Congress to
prohibit Immigration.
That's sensational sort of story" said
the Senator to STAR reporter this afternoon
and fail to zee the necessity for any such
action . that proposed. II the health on
GERS of the country do their duty-snd they
seem to be vigilant-we can keep the cholera
out. Should there be promise Of great pesti-
lence We might be compelled to resort "a
heroic measures, but fad TO see any reason
Why we should do 20 at this time. Our
odictais have ample power to quarantine pas
sengers and 70 prohibit the isnding Of SUE
picious cargoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31
The chiidren's CountryAaome.

That some have given thought to the poor
children Of the city who have no summer OUT
ing in the country but have to live out the long
hot summer in crowded tenements or suffocss-
ing alleys is shown by the report Of the sub
scriptions made through The STAR Tor the sup
port Of the Chiidren's Country Home A small
amount Ut money contributed to this institu-
ton win do Q large amount of solid good in the
way OF giving pleasure and health. The STAR
has received subscriptions As foliows: Hereto
fore acknowledged, s52A79; A Friend Of the
Little Ones, u; W. d. Mcfarland, o.; n, S5;
amount Of collection taken up at concert given
by children at The Wiscassst, Mount Pocaro,
Pa. $40. so; Beckie and Oracle Cowling, pro-
4554.N.
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MANFRED.

MeLANR-KRAFT. Al baltimore, Nd, on Ausu.t
y. 1892, st st lgnstius' Church, y, the Rev Tsther
Sos.rdin, THOMAS ID. McLANE 10 MARY
KRAFT, both Of this city.
s., shhEEoAcroN In Washington, Angus, 30. Iss2
ANNIE b. ACTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31

A CONSTRUCTION or rHn LAv.-The law ca.
empting from duty works Of art presented %
municipal corporations requires that such srtl-
Giles shall be imported expressly for that puF-
pose, but the Treasury Department holds that
having been imported under the encepuonal
circumstance for exhibition at the worlds far
they may be treated at the close q the eaposl-
ton ~ II imported at that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name

The following are the OPP rrinx and closing prices Of
the New York Stock MARI T. as reported BY special
wire to Carson Mccartney. l419 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31

EAsr To TAKE
And prompt to cure Ayers Pills seton the i.ssssnes
notify stimulating. but by strengthening them Thsy
promote the natural perissatic motion Of the bowss
without which there be regular healthy opera
tom. For the cure Of constipation. hiliousnsss.
jsundies. VERTIGO sick headache indigestion. sour
stonsch and drowsiness.
AYxRs PMS
Are unsurpsssed They are equally beneficial in
Rheumatism neuralgia, colds chtlla and fevers. Be-
ing purely vegetable. delicately sugar coated and
quickly dissolved. they are admirably adapted for
household use as well for travellers BY land
Ayers Pills are in greater demand the world than
any other pill and are recommended by the most emil
nsnt physicians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31

Participants I'm the Coal Creek Riots.
KxoxsILLx, TExS. Aug. S1.-Twsnty -six pris-
onen vers broughthere last night under military
guard from Coal Greek They have been held
BY Justics Kincaid ~ participants in the Coal
Greek riots. They could mot give bond and are
brought to Jail here for ssfe keepinx. They sre
hard looking lot Of men The opinion grows
that y win b. dt1acnlt - eouyics any o. n
AndseSon county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31

Range u the Thermometer.
The following were the temperat1rss ct tbs
Office OF the weather bureau today. sam, ~;
pm. 81; maximum. 50; minimum. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-31

The 9rH ST. AND n. Y. AVE Juso-
TION.
That's phere are. We keep Mems
Shirts, Suspenders. Scsrfs, Under
clothes and like comforts for the outer
man. While waiting for your 30
along drop IN and look over.
whether you need Shirts or FURNISHINGS
tust at that time not. visitorsss wei
come buyers. If you drop in ask TO
see those So and Sc. Shirts
would like TO have your opinion
them. Remember who we are, wheae
we are and what We sell
THE T,co Old Tlmeys.n
S. B. EILrRY & JOS. HI. IRELAND,
Managers Branch BALTIC. Shirt Factory.
au3i 93l 9th st. n. w.. near n. Y. junction.
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K You READ TINS You W.
NOT BE DECEIVED.

Good things hsve siwsys been couns<rsssssd q
in'is.ssd-srt'cies without merit. never.
We csutsonsd you last week ssssnss the imitation.
q CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
Nobody like TO b. dse-i,sd-so asnr forr.s On.
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