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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-26

Some Animation in the Market, b,
Changes Only fractional.

Changes Only fractional.
NEW YORK, July 26.-The stock market still
exhibited the same characteristics this morn
long a time, and firm temper with extreme
dullness in all but few shares pre-
vailed in the railroad list. while the In
dustrials were subjected to further manipula-
ton to advance their prices. The opening was
made at irregular changes from last nights
figures and the stimulus in the industrials was
changed from sugar to distillers, which became
comparatively active and rose from AN to 49,
while sugar was moved up fraction
to 1O5. Erie, Atchison and Rock Island
commanded most attention among railroad
shares at first, but Lake Shore afterward came
to the front, exhibiting marked strength, and a,
1855 showed a gain Of II over its last nights
however, and at II o'clock the market wss quiet
and steady to firm at about the best prices
reached.
Money on call is easy at I1<a2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper SA1a6. Sterling ex-
change is quiet and steady with actual business
at 4s7aH fer 6o-day bills and 4ss4ax for
demand. Posted rates, 4.SSa4.S91a. The
clearing house statement for today is
as follows: Exchanges, s9s, IA. 75S. Bal
ances, S6,164, 1853 The subtreasury was
debtor at the clearing house today
s1,ol0,1l7. The Mercantile Safe Deposit Com
pany report no change in the stock Of silver,
which remains at 2,037.170; certificates, 2,S07.
Government bonds have been dull and steady
to firm. State bonds have been neglected.
Railroad bonds have been quiet and steady to
firm.
There was some animation In the stock market
at advancing prices after II O'Clock, but the
changes in the railroad list were still confined
to the most insignificant fractions and the in
dustrials held the monopoly Of material
gains. The attention, however, was transferred
to cotton oil, the common rising d to H11s, and
the preferred . large fraction, while both became
specially active for the time. These movements
soon eliminated, however, and no further
feature was seen, the market at noon being dull
and firm at the best prices of the morning. Bar
silver, S5H.
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The heat in the hall Of the House was in
tensely oppressive. Almost every member had
provided himself with u fan, and those who had
not been thus provided resorted to handker-
chiefs and newspapers to create a temporary
breeze.
TIE O. A. r. xNcAxPNENr.
The Speaker laid before the House a commu-
nication from the citixens' executive commit
tee of Washington rendering an invitation to
the members of the House to participate IN csre.
monies attending the reception Of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
Mr.. Rockwell (N.Y.) wished TO offer for inn
mediate consideration a resolution accepting
the invitation, but q demand from Mr. Watson
ga. for the regular ordor operated ss an OBJ
lection, and the resolution and communicable
were referred to the committee on military
affairs.
A number of leaves of absence were asked
but Mr.. Holman (Ind.) objected to all which
were not based upon sickness.
GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL.
The House resumed the consideration Of the
general deficiency bill. Yesterday it refused tc
lay upon the table motion made by Mr.. Hol
man that the House recede from its amend
ment for the payment to the widows, &C., Of
deceased members of the balance Of the sala-
ries they would have received. The pending
by Mr.. Hays (lowa) to reconsider the vote b.
which the House refused to table. The House
refused-yeas. 81; nays, 1870 reconsider the
vote. whereupon Mr.. Weadock mich. moved ,
recess until 3 O'Clock tomorrow, which motion
was supplemented b. one from Mr.. Whiting
(Mich. fixing the hour at $50
Both motions for a recess Nere voted down
the test vote to whether there was a quo
rum present resulting-yeas, 1; nays, US
more than a quorum.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE.
The previous question was ordered and Mr.
Holman's motion instructing the conferenc,
committee to recede was agreed 70, and fur
Their conference ordered-Messrs. Savers
Holman and Dingley being appointed con
ferees.
TO CoDIFY THE DISTRICT LAWS.
On motion Of Mr.. Cobb (Ala-) Senate bill wa
passed to codify the police regulations of ia,
District of Columbia.
Mr.. Washington, from the committee OF
territories, called up the bill TO reserve from
entry one section in each township in Okla
homa. so as TO have in reserve a BODY OF lanc
which may be sold after Oklahoma is admitted
as a state.
From the same committee Mr. Terry ARK
called up and the House passed bill providing
that no railroad in Oklahoma or the Indiar
territory shall charge more than three cent
per mile for passengers.
Mr.. Washington. from the same committee
called up and the House passed bill to enabl,
the people of Utah to arrange for participation
in the worlds fair.
THE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL.
Mr.. Holman tInd. presented the disagreein,
report on the sundry civil appropriation bill.
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THE SwELTERING COUNTRY
Ascent of the Mercury In the Big Cite
Today.

Ascent Of the Mercury In the Big Cities
Today.
QUINCY, H., July &C. The thermometer
here ranged from 90 to SO degrees yesterday.
Horses were Frustrated by the heat and one
man, Oscar Strum, was overcome and fell to the
sidewalk going home. He died within twenty
minutes. The river IL falling rapidly and every
thing 10 dry and parched where floods existed
ten days ago.
CHICAGO, July 26..In all there were thir ieen
deaths from sunstroks in this city yesterday
and twenty-five to thirty prostrations BY heat
Today opened very warm.
Utica, n. Y, July 26.-The weather here il
much more comfortable today Mercury, SO.
LoCKPoRr, n. Y, July 26.-The mercury reg.
istered 81 in the shade at 1890 this morning
SYRACUSE, n. T., July 26.-At 10 O'Clock this
morning the mercury registered IS in the shade.
Crnngle, president Of the Anchor Milling Com.
pany and a prominent and wealthy citizen, died
from the effects of prostration by the heat.
About $50 an unknown man fell of a car on
the Broadway line suffering from heat and more
excessive indulgence in liquor. He was &C.
riously II not fatally injured.
Kate Reissel, a sixty-six-year-old widow, died
about 10 o'clock from prostration. Three other
deaths have been reported by the police, but
the names Of the deceased are not known.
CINCISNArI, OHIO, July 26.-After dark last
night fifteen additional prostrations from heat
were reported here, in Newport and Covington
including three fatal cases In Cincinnati and
three in Newport. Specials from towns and
cities within radius Of $50 miles from Cincin-
natl report many cases Of sunstrOke, q large
number Of which arc fatal.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 26.-The largest death
rate for a number of years was reported yester-
day, the number reaching fifty-one by 6 o'clock
By far the larger portion Of them we're chill
dren under five years Of age, and in the main
the immediate cause of death was attributed to
the excessive heat thatahas prevailed during the
last few days.
/ LOUISVILLE, July 26.-The signal service
thermometer reached % here yesterday, the
hottest for years. The air was filed with moist
ure, but without clouds or rain. Great dis
comfort to all and many prostrations and some
deaths from heat
New YoRk, July 26.-The thermometer at 6
o'clock this morning registered IS, which
was higher by five degrees than the regis
ter at the same hour yesterday. This lead
over yesterday was maintained at o'clock
when the figures were IS and SO re-
spcctively. At $50 o'clock the thermometer
stood at 81, as against 80 yesterday. After that
1t advanced more slowly today than yesterday
reaching 90 at II 80, only above yesterdays
At the local signal service Office 1t wnf
said that today would probably break the
record for the summer. 1t also promised
TO be the warmest 26th of July recorded by the
bureau. The hottest July 26 now on record
was that Of 1885, when 81 degrees were regis-
tered. The humidity was less at o'clock than
at that hour yesterday, being So per cent Of
against 70.
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Name.
Name.
Washington Stock Exchange,

sales-Regular call-ls O'Clock H.: Col. Nat.
Bank, at l6o5s at 1907.
llSx bid, = asked. L. s. Is. coupons, 1891.
u6iS bid, = asked.
District of Columbia Bonds-ac-yesr fund. IS,
currency, 1901, ils BID. asked so-year fund. s.,
gold, 1907 bid, asked Water stock, IS, 1908
currency. 100 bid, asked. s.e5s. Iss4 fund, cur.
T rem o M DID, asked shs reg slos 1885,
Miscellaneous Bonds-washington and George
and Sas RsroaS a.
bid, las asked. Masonic Hall ASSN So, los bid,
asked. Washington Light Infantry ist mort,
Infantry I'd Is, % bid, : asked washington Gas
Company, series A, es, lis bid, - asked. Washing
ton Gas, series B, 6, lls bid. = asked Washing
lexington Railroad @, SoH bid. - asked. Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone lst mort. IS. - bid
Railroad Convertible g. ia bid. lis asked I. S
Electric Light Convertible IS, iss BID, is5 asked
s9sa ses nnSsa ana Fl ru., ss sa ssS
bid, = asked. American Security and Trust Is,
1905, I. 4 A., 100 bid asked American Security
Washington Market Co. imp. e., Ito bid, = asked
Washington Market Co. list S. 1ss2-ls,1, los bid,
asked.
National Bank stocks-Bank of Washington, sss
bid, $50 asked. Bank of the Republic. s55 bid, =
asked. Metropolitan, 255 bid, = asked. Central
500 bid, = asked, Farmers and Mechanics, 1870
lumbIa, 1850 bid 1855 asked. Capital. i2s bid. y
asked West End, IosN bid: rs asked. Traders, lis
bid, - asked. Second, ls3 bid, - asked. Lincoln,
100 bid. = asked Ohio, - bid, los asked.
Railroad Stocks--Washington and Georgetown
3l5 bid, - asked. Metropolitan, IS bid, los asked.
Columbia, - bid, Is asked. Capitol and North o
Street. IS bid, - asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home 30 bid, = asked Georgetown and Tenley-
town. SO bid, 55k asked Rock Greek, 100 bid, -
asked.
Insurance Stocks--Firemens, IS bid, Sc asked.
Franklin, so bid,53 asked Metropolitan, Is bid
asked. National Union, Is bid, - asked. Airing
ton, 10 bid, - asked. Corcoran, bid, asked.
Columbia, 15A bid, = asked. Potomac, - bid, =
asked. Riggs, bid, ~ asked. Peopie's 81 bid,
6S asked Lincoln, ~ bid. - asked Commercial,
bid, 51 asked
Title Insurance Stocks-Columb Title sk bid,
asked. Real Estate Title, 1877 bid, asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-WashinRton Gas,
'4eh bid. AK asked. Georgetown Gas, Is bid, -
asked U. s. Electric Light ia bid, las asked.
Telephone Stocks-Caesapeake and Potomac, q
bid. = asked. American Graphophone, { bid, 81
asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-washington Market, "A
bid, - asked. Great Falls Ice, 100 bid, - asked.
Bull Run Panorama, 70 bid, - asked. Pneumatic
Gun Carriage, 0.65 bid, - asked. Lincoln Hall, rs
BID, asked. Ivy City Brick, IS bid, IS asked.
Nor. Wash, DC, Steamboat Co, IS bid, asked.
Wash Brick Machine, bid, 500 asked. Interocean
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies-National Safe
Deposit, savings and Trust Company, lls bid, =
asked. Washington Loan and Trust, Iis bid 100
asked. American Security and Trust. IlS bid, IFS
asked. Washington Safe Deposit, los bid, = asked.
Eek, diV
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WENT BACK TO HER PARENTS.
An Italian Girl who Said Her Fsshsr Bsa
Her and ewore at Her.

An Italian Girl who Said Her Rsshsr Beol
Her and swere se Her.
In the Police Court today Louis Nstino va
charged by his dfteen-year-old daughter Ernss-
tina with having assaulted her shout the last Of
June. Mr.. Nstino was arrested drst under Q
warrant for violating the humane Law st the
instance Of Agent Wilson, but The pros
ecuting attorney bad IN informs-
ton prepared charging - ssaalA
and when the eass vas called Mr.. eillsss ~
ths dsfendsnt would elect That By the courA
The daughter VS. Arst sworn and sommsnesd
her statement by aying trial shs vsqt
to the Salvation Army one uiGAt
and got saved and bar fsSAsr
sent hsr to fruit stand apd vhsn h rstuyued
no whipped her with his hand end kioksd -,
and hsf mother could tssla4y 70 ., but
shs VS. afraid Thas - seaaAsd sn6 svoeS
ss her. shs said ne ~ vnlng 70 hdp
hsr netAsr but sAs vssl1 nes hvs WI
her fakhsr; h. faAh~ 90 ma end swsss =
hn for mot vashing ths naskAns o. eanAsV, sad
he did not think thas b vNs suah woef Shst
oould not be put Oh 70 anothsr day. g. wsaS
away three wee,n go.
She osllsd eeiossd woman - eosssAou,Ss
her saA ehs tcsaAsd thst - ~ 70 saanan,
bat the glyl's fhos - rsA
Mr.. Heloney shaudonAd - CO. "a m
cana qu1te ecsne, ewtzg - - sax1o(v q -
nsther eoe NE ehEd - sstusa, - - 49,
tsan led besa shoA - NH 60 r ilnNoa
- aaaaly eeannted tsep ~ ~ 0o1Aae.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
CHARGES FOR VAULT PRIVILEGES.

CHARGES FOR VAULT PRIVILEGES.
The Commissioners today ordered that tn,
paragraph relating to the rate to be paid for III,
occupation Of vaults in the schedule Of limita
lions and provisions relative to the projection
of portions of buildings beyond the buildins
line as set forth in the building regulations b
amended to read as follows:
The area occupied shall be paid for at the
rate Of fifteen cents per cubic foot In front o,
business houses and ten cents per cubic foot IL
front Of dwellings. Pavements over vault,
must be constructed at the expense or risk Of
the owner or owners Of sbutting property"
ASAcosTIA LIQUOR CASKS.
The Commissioners have set aside tomorrow
at IL O'Clock to hear the wholesale liquor mel
Of Anacostia who have been charged with VIC
lating the law governing the sale of liquors.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued today as follows: ". r. vanhorn
one two-story frame store and dwelling, Bright
wood avenue and Flint street. Brightwood
Park; 81. 200. A. b. Hines six two-story and
basement brick dwellings,, slS to SIG B stree,
and 200 9th street northeast; $4,000. J. H.
Lewis, five three-story and basement brick
dwellings, 62i to 629 Florida avenue northeast
$l5, 900.
An oRDSR REVOKED.
lne oroer Vi the Soulniss1outrs gr&nung the
United States Capital Life Insurance Company
permission to do business in the District Of Co.
lumbia was revoked today.
TO CARE FOR PAINrINas
The Commissioners have written the curator
Of the Corcoran Gallery of Art requesting him
to take care of four large oil paintings of Wash
ington, Clay, Jackson and W. ". Corcorsn until
such time rs the Commissioner are able %
secure a more commodious building
MISCELLANEOUS.
House bill 1891, authorizing the payment Of
q certificate Of indebtedness Of the District Of
Columbia, has been returned to the President
by the Commissioners, attention being called
to the heading Of the blu, which ives omitted
John Russell has been appointed foreman Of
the public dumps gang in the street and alley
cleaning department
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Statement ef tho Girl who saw Him stracs
Down by Two Coiorvd Men.

Statement ef tho Girl who saw uim strucS
Down by Two Cosarvd Men.
There were no new development. IN che Csri.
tol Hi tragedy TODAY 90 far as tho detectives
were able 10 state this afternoon. They have
been working ON tho case ever since frid.s
night. and. although they have harry
good descriptions Of tho two ne.
srocs who murdered sad robhea Mr..
Peter II. yonns. thsv have not We, xucocedcd Ia
capturing ctfhnr ~ them AZ yuh.isAsd 81
yesterdays srkS. ths taqucs; viii h, held a
Iurhorrts undertaking osiab 'shmrnt. on 50
street southeast. AZ clock ,lis Afternoon.
The oeacsrs have rrmmoHods number OF Wit
ns.ses. bu, nothing new OF -ta-t,ing L. expected
unless {, he thu, The name Q. ono Of .Le .as-
psstcd persons lie n,Ado public. rhs
most important testimony viii b. thai
Of the eolored girl. Alice Thomas. who
witnessed the tragedy. Alice T. oaly fourteen
years old and IL living IN service a No. s25 &
street northwest. She did not wuii b. see the
resnl, o: tho tragedy, hut IN. next morning she
told her employer Shas she had seen and Tie
latter seut word 10 the detectives.
TIE oIkLs STATEMENT.
Friday night Alice had been On the hill aud
Ind been out walking with another culored
girl named Green. They separatod al
fonnsylySniA avenue and tth stree, south.
cast, the Green girl going hon.
and Alice going In the diree;inR al 81 street
and Massachusetts avenue, where sic Intended
TO spend the night
when Ebe reached the corner Of 81 and d
streets southeast ,hc met two ooloroi bows. and
abe noticed that they followed Lor she 10
came frightened and nan. aud Whom
she reached the corner sl A street .hs
noticed white man the acoca.od
walking ON tho concrete. The boys Nc,.t into
front yard and NEitud there IA hiaing until ihs
white maa PASSED Thea they stepped out and
followed him along the square some .l..sas.cs
when the smaller OF tho two boys strucs
Nun with what she thought ~as a base boil bat
she did not see thu boys take Mr.. loaug's
satchel containing the money. After snockins
him down they went back 20 street
ANOTHER IMPORTANT WITNESS.
Another important witness viii appear and
tel the jury about his presence in the neigh.
borhood Of the tragedy not many minute. be-
fore its enactment This witness viii give the
name OF negro whom ne saw with q pioos Of
wood resembling pack handle.
Other witnesses will also be 9 MANNED AS u ths
movements and habits Of the deee~sod.
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DIED.


HESss ' Skk s : ct a q Ias.. q e si i:s
Funeral service. a, his late Tssaencs IIo7 Nas-.-
nSs.s: .y :, a. .. ~ednesiay July q
Ssosss SS.SsSa "; y @ Bsast .sd
.1ssss. f:sa:s q as .u7 nz. Els .s
s1s nss Major ef fh hasSHks+ !SE r. IKE after
FUNERAL from bis late residence. 2:s5 LIST street
Toledo. Ohio. papers please copy.
SoNE;ILL On July g. Isa2, at ) o,clock ,. m.
street northwest w.dn.sdss @ornins july =. a
cSHrsh :, 70 O'Clock. RELATIVES and frisnis fsspss
q A'Tfs fss @ y f:s .a S S.l
Funeral frS% hi: hate residence Isa2 gap street
i've. Ss % ssnd f ss. oa aha
Philsdelphia papers please copy.l
a nhsfy ,1 SGy e Iss :. f
rick y and Honorsh Do~ney. Ard two months and
E1DsI.i vi! ,.hs place from her parents; residence,
oslcct Rsisssss and friends are rsspsetttas
On ssy S ls gsoMAs
Funeral from ths Megcnoii,.n Baptist Church Il
ss;ss july ss I'd SH streets Northwest Wed
97ARpISEh On Monday. July "a lse2. at an.
WILLIAM oAnDl>hh. IN the twentieth year Of his
runes. ., from the shiloh Bsptist Church wedn..-
@ sntHRHatE %ssn " srI F. o" s
Mi esspsi Kindly on,is so..s. 0''o'' NJ "2.f
aasPnGnSP a hSSssSSSsz ' %ss e. IN :.
SsCSsh .pd Milton Hsrdnond. st her lat. rs.idence.
- a s s.s s. .. Vs.
sEiK g afss', iss. &. a:.S say e
Bly, .s.4 IN "a tss nsss ..scsne year o, h,s az
a.eos 1ses" ana rsst,.s Il W RON h late resi-
. MI Il. O. q T S.ss i S. a
yearsL
rssesey, 2. ny diem, slumber.
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80 ionS Is.sRs Nd twenty-five days
SHAxA1Ak. o. Iyssdsy. July %. isgs at $50
fsSloct an. NARY A. Followed vifs OF Dsnil
PCl hsnhEks sss.asacs: 90 a street north
RwyaW0wA A
w oonlfU 80. kWDs 80 fopB-soAted cunv~yaDrs
Ss.J Sssessx .'sk IaaS.s SS AZ
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HoovrR & SNYDER
'.Rr part sAOs FItters"
1917 Pa AVE ". w. VOC
GRATEyuLCoMYoRrrsa
EPPs's COCOA
BREAKEAST.

by thorousb knov.elxe o: the nstura, laws which
sovsr tie operations Cd digestion anil nutrition and
searefu aspiration Of the me properties Of we'll
selected EocOS Nj. Epps las proviied breakfast
save "a rasny heavy doctors bills II Is by fhe Judi
sons ess 81 SUB .rties OF diet tnata conssitunon
D. gradually built NJ until stronT enough 20
s-teysry tendency 70 disease Hundreds Of subtle
maadlss Coating around ready 10 attack wher-
ever there IS weak point We ray escape many .
fetal Sisft bv keepins ourselves well fortified with
pure blood sI3 properly nourished frame ~ Owl
Bsrytre Gazette -
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold only
IN half pound tins by Grocers. labeled thus:
JAMES EfrS CO. Homeopathic Chenists Lon
don. England ,e25s m, tu1y
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.

FOB THE RELIEF OF THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
From the Senate committee on claims Sem
ator Pasco has reported favorably the bill for
the relief Of the Potomac Steamboat Com
pany. On December 4, 1882, the United
States steam tug Fortune ran into and
sunk the steamer ExcelSior, and the company
paid to the Baker balvage Company %, 090 for
COMMITTEES on claims think the government
ought to pay that bill. .
The Senate has passed the House act provid-
ing that the examination Of all officers Of the
marine corps beneath the rank Of commandant
ahau be examined for promotion In the same
manner - are officers OF the army
Senator Mcmillan today made favorable no
port on the bill to amend the charter Of the
Warrington aud Arlington Railroad Company.
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Hugh O'Donnell's sliasion.

PIrTsBrle, Pa, July 2s.-Hugh ODonnsli,
accompanied by his wife, left on the noon train
for New York to complete tho mission that wa
interrupted BY the issue Of the warrant sgains,
him last week. Before returning he viii spend
q month ut the seaside 10 regain his health Hs
will retain counsel while absent 10 take proceed.
ings against tho Washington Post for suggesting
be was identified with Bergman.
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A SPECIAL AssiGNMENr.-1h President has
authorized the detail Of Prof. George Da sidson.
assistant superintendent OF tbs coast and
geodetie survey, rs AN assistant to Col. George
n. Mendell Of the engineer corps Of the army
Tor the preparation of n system Of sewerage for
the city of ran Francisco. This detail T. made
at the request of the major Of the CITY and
county of San Francisco. together with the
supervisors Of all the wards Of ia. CITY.
earnestly seconded by the two Senators from
the state OF California
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Governor Wiley Directs the National Guar,
to Return Home.

to Retorn Home.
WAlDNER, IDAHO, July 2s.-Gov. Willev has
directed the withdrawal Of the National Guards
nom Occur d'Alene. They will leave here to-
day There are more men here now than can
find employment, and at least 500 mon are
looking for work. The mine owners are still
spprehensive Of attempts to destroy property
by the use Of dynamite, and strict watch ID
kept on the mills day and night.
WALLACE, IDAHO, July 26.-Cnited States
Marshal Pinkham left on a special train with
the Occur dAlene mining troubles, for Boise
City, where the prisoners viii be examined.
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Too Hot for Them.

Tho assignment division in the patent oface
vas closed ysstsrday.at O'Clock on account
Of the heat. This division ~ well ~ .
part Of the land oGAce Occupies
tho upper hoors In the Interior Department.
Today The employees Of tho entire patent ONCE
wxe allowed 70 lsavs 40 O'Clock becsus of ~
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Earthquake Felt In San Francisoo.
Ban FnAxclsoo, July IA dight shock Of
earthquake vas felt in this city few minutes
after two o'clock this morning.