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FOLKS WHO LIVE LONG.

Curious Relation That Seems TO Exist BE.
tween Occupation and Longevity.
"what occupation tends most to prolone
hfe?" asked STAR reporter of the chief mathe-
matician for one Of the great life Insurance.
companies.
''That is q difficult question" he replied. 81
can only answer it by referring to the occupa-
tons Of persons whose lives are and have been
insured by Us. Inasmuch as they number sew
eral hundreds Of thousands they viii afford q
pretty good basis from which to draw conclu-
sions on the subject. According to this evil
dence it appears that commercial travellers and
agents live longer than men in any other kind
Of business, notwithstanding the hazards which
attend transportation by rail and water. Next
to them come dentists, teachers and professors,
including music teachers."
Sand who after them?"
"Next to them in pAnt Of longevity are hat
tiers, ciergymen and missionaries. The last may
occasionally furnish food for the lardsr Of untu-
tored savages, but they are . drst-rate risk
nevertheless. Next come bankers and capital
lists, who seem to live Just . tride longer than
butchers and msrketmen. Lawyers and Jewell
srs follow, and they are succeeded on the list
BY merchants, peddlers, milkmen and pawn
brokers. Then come gardeners, laborcrs, owl
engineers and canvassers. Perhaps the treat
ment which csnvassers are apt to receive In the
ordinary course Of their business shorssns their
Nves."
swhsre do Newspaper men come in?s
"Oh, they don't live - long - any Of the
people I have mentioned Even bookkespsrs
and bank cashiers, - well - artists and aruhi-
tects are ahead Of them. They come In next,
with the printers, physicians and gentlsmen
who are not engaged In any active smploymsnA
Then follow the spothecaxiss and ph0togfa-
phsrs, end altar them In order halscs, e{gar
naksrs, real estate agents. army oGaosfs sad
soldis1, liquor dealers, mariners and naval
of5oen. Shortest lived Of III seem 10 b ths
sucticossts, bosrdins-Aoass ksspers, bsxbsD
and dxivsrR"
"Do you taks into couaidsrsSioa Shs qusstioa
Of 2 cuseousr's eeeupaaisa b. granting .,
polley7"
MOT unaso II = more hasardsss Shan - q
thocs havs nsatAoaed, theaSA, 4 ~ vus =
e1hs ssasssas slaA ysfnA 49, tun<ks,
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The Brazilian commissioners TO the worlds
fair. whose arrival in Washington Was noted In
yesterdays STAR, called at the State Depart
ment today accompanied by Mr.. W. Z. Curtis
OF the bureau Of South American republics,
and were presented 70 Secretary Foster. After
ward they proceeded to the White House and
Secretary Foster introduced them to the
President
There was pleasant exchange Of courtesies
and the usual assurances of distinguished con-
sideration given and accepted.
After leaving the White House the visitors
made a tour Of the city, visiting the principal
points of interest
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Worth $3.50. 900 and Collected Garbage.

DAYTON, ONO, Aug. 4.-Frederick Kayser,
an aged, eccentric and wealthy miser, hanged
himself yesterday as the result of quarrel
with his daughter. Kayser, though worth over
quarter Of a million of dollars, dressed in rags
and looked and act ed like a distressed mendi-
can't. For the past twenty-five years his
daily avocation has been the collection of gar
bage and slops. which he fed to stock on his
farm. His only daughter q cultured girl, en-
deavored to Induce her father to clean up and
discontinue his slop gathering. This SO in
censed the old man that he took his own life
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DIED.
DIED.
BARNES. Thursday. August 4 1902 Ct lao \
n. LOUIS v. youngest Of r Z ana L K

DIED.
n. LOUIS ". youngest con Of r. Z ssd tx
Notice Of funeral hereafter
d.ashier Of c. D. and Anna Il ooiihs. "a n soG
runsr.l from III 10th street northwest Thur.ay.
$40 am, NARY EMMA. ssies A' "a S. 9 s q
Thom.s aud Eliza pouehsrty. IN the tvsnassS ~
Fsnsrsl from her y.rsn,s' rs.,d.nss, "a ssA ssr.s
tSencs To- ST f.,en. s9 nsus 80 s UolSsn n
s.na Friends and RELATIVES respectfully a''sd s:
&C SEkkEyEs The rem.,ns Of she Lat. A. !.
ssf and inferred Fdss AUGUST isa s I, I'D
oS SEEESE S SR sRsT Is. ;.s..s: y.
e.s:H ;.a. nc s: TS ss ..:; north
H e sI, D gaoEn formerly Of Washington
agent r the sGsns,s fn.sr.Se. cos.ay a
come while going Upstairs IN ths sherman HOUSE. h
Hospital, where be died.
e,elock .: n, .IsABEI.Ik D.. wife q Dr. oisrles L
Funeral service. viii be held a, chapel Of Oak nm
cemetery on Friday afternoon. August 6. 81.
HARRIS. On August g. 1852 at 7.25 a m MARTHA
aaazaS I'm N The forty ihird year Of ser e.
northeast Friday At PIN re'''s0s 0i ii'n ~
,. KNaPP On kusSss ?. lsse, ELerRA KxAPP IN
KNAPP. AIRED seven month. and ,oGs day So w.
Funeral private; interment 1t OAK hi Friday.
DAY, August 3, 1892. HAROLD J.. infant son ~ a.
G. and Emlna Lambert and grandson Of the s,e yanes
Funeral from the residence Of his parents 4l0 Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest. Friday. August s. az
MCNAMARA. On wednesday. August 3. 1892.
., he aas Daniel GSi MAR'AhEr widow
pd Funeral ron her da1s hters re.idsnce. Mrs X
at 4 O'Clock p. m. Relatives and friends invifed
MORAN p, An The remains q The late NARY MORAN
cemetery FRIDAY. August 5. lssre Al O'Clock pm.
cN MTRpHy; On .ugast 3 lss,, .. = O'Clock.
MURPHY d s oS q. onah ass
days.
CITY fridsy ss t At i's 0diocf tSeSs p.ps
REhfNE 8 GssFs ffFssss. g b. ,s :ss. SO
her friend. Mn. Cartwrisht, .tfe0 street,
5ss st R. Ss ':si
sfSSE. widow q william lii J. ss6ns. sr. n q.
se. 81 !. hss Church Friday even
ins 4 o,TI.sss s convey friends frsa
,s TgoMPsoS a, On sMedps-asy mo,nins; Ansrs 3
Rest. dear husband. rest;
81 Ss,s s:r mt Thy se,ls are o's;
Thy soul 6 found IN pssce
Relstves and fends srs respectfully invsssd 70 -
s sSs M cSsIsS y = S:S "A Ai
.sn a.: s,sl..a .sa s.,sS
fansss from n M NJ w q Hissssil. u.S.r..l- 10
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Republicans and Third Partyites May We
Fuse in North Carolina.

Republicans and Third Partyites May Yet
Fuse in North Carolina.
Special Dispstch to The Evening Star
RALEIoH, N. c., Aug 4.-The state associa-
ton Of democratic clubs is in session in this
city, making arrangements for a thorough and
aggressive campaign. Col. Julian s. Carr, who
was leading candidate for the gubernatorial
nomination, is the president Of the association.
He is q man Of extraordinary talents and re-
sources and OF great executive ability, and a
millionaire az well The fAct that he is taking
30 active part in this campaign does not help
the chance OF the democratic opposition any.
1t Is intended by President Carr that there
shall be live, active Cleveland campaign club
at every voting precinct in the state, and the
canvass is to be SO thorough that the demo-
cratic managers will be able to tell in advance
just what the vote will be at every polling place
and exactly what proportion Of that vote their
party will receive.
CONGRESSMAN BUNS's SUCCESSOR.
The democratic congressional convention OF
this, the fourth district, meets here tomorrow
to nominate candidate to succeed Congress-
man Bum. There are four candidates-the
present Representative, Charles NJ. Cooke of
Franklin, A. d. Jones of Wake and Bradshaw
Of Randolph. At this hour it appears that
Cooke will be the strongest candidate, but
whether he will have enough votes to nominate
lin ID oouotIul Dunn hopes 10 De renOml-
mated.
THE REPUBLICANS AND THIRD PARTYITEs.
The calling Of state convention by the re-
publican state committee last week does not
necessarily mean that republican state ticket
will be placed in the field. In fact, the motion
made at the meeting read ''for the purpose of
taking such action in reference to the election
OF candidates for state Offices az may at that
time be deemed to be wise''
II Is very apparent that the republicans are
waiting to see fully what the peoples party is
going to do about state ticket, and the action
of the republican convention Of September 7
will probably be largely governed by the pro-
oeedings Of the third party convention Of
August Is.
II is claimed by those opposing state ticket
that the administration and both the national
and congressional republican committees de-
sire that no state ticket be nominated.
This is denied by the other wing and there
is little doubt that if the convention met to-
fact, however, that the management Of the re-
publican party in North Carolina is almost en-
tirely in the hands of the federal Office holders
They dictated the proceedings of the April
convention and will doubtless be able to direct
the deliberations of the one called for Sep
tember, SO 1t seems that il Mr.. Harrison and
Mr.. Carter and the congressional campaign
committee desire that ticket be nominated it
viii be done, and if they do not it will not be
done.
Secretary Of the Treasury Foster and Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue Mason can de-
liver some very persuasive and eloquent re-
marks on the subject to the republican office
holding managers.
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Archbishop Ireland's Promotion Predict.

Archbishop Ireland's Promotion Predicted.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. At is stated in Catholic
circles here as a certainty that at the next
meeting Of the pope's consistory the holy
father will announce the appointment of
Archbishop Ireland Of st. Paul as a mem
Der of the college of cardinals. prominent
Catholic, who will not allow mention Of his
name. but who lie in constant communication
with Rome, says: The appointment OF Arch
bishop Ireland to be a cardinal is just as sure
as any event that has not vet transpired. There
Is no question in my mind about it."
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MRS. wrNsLow-s SOOTHING SYRUP

EVERY HOUSEWARES
WHO PURCHASES FROM Us. UPON CREDIT.
SUMNER COMFORTS OR EVERYDAY
NECESSITIES ACKNOWLEDGES By
HER CONTINUED PATRON
AGE HER APPRECIA-
TON OF DUB
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
WHICH EVER DIRECTS HER OVER A STRAIGHT
AND STEADY COURSE. NEVER RUNNING
AGROUND UPON sEoALs OF MIsREPREsENTA-
TON Oh SINKING IN The oUIcKsANDs OF
DECEPTION.
PLACING HER IN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF
EVERY POSSIBLE CONVENIENCE. IT GRANTS
Her THE MOST LENIENr METHOD OF REPAY
MENr. ACCEPTING A MERE PITTANcE FROM
THE SAVINGS OF HER
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY TOLL. EVER READY TO
LESSEN HER BURDEN SHOULD MISFORTUNE
ENTER HER HOME. AND REPLACING 1T WITH
BKNEPAcrIoNs UNKNOWN TO ANY OTHER
SYSTEM
IN OUR REPLENIsHED PARLoRs SHE WILL
ALWAYS FIND A HANDSOME LINE OF ALL MAN
NKR OF FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATTINGs.
AEFRIeKRAroRs. GAS AND vAPoR STOVES
BABY COACHES. TOILET AND DINNER SETS
AND WORKS OF ART.
House HERRMANNS
CASH AND CREDIT HOUsEA
OF. 9l9. vi AND US 7rH ST.
USo 90 MASS AVE NV
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Their Corpses Found In Their Home Wit
Their Heads Crushed.

Their Corpses Found In Their Home with
Their Heads Crushed.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. Andrew D..
Borden, wealthy real estate owner and mill
man. and his wife were found dead at their
home, 80 I'd street, about noon. Both had
been unutilated about the head and face with
an AK, cleaver or razor. Mr.. Borden lay on q
sofa in a room on the top floor of the house.
His head had been cut and gashes from four to
six inches long we're found on his face and
neck Mrs. Borden was in her own chamber on
the upper floor and the condition Of her face
and head was the same as that Of her husband.
She lay head downward in the bed, which was q
veritsble pool Of blood.
The police we're notified and Immediately be-
gan an investigation. Up to noon no impie-
ments that could have been used in the COM
mission of the crime had been found. Mr. BOr-
den was seen on the street half an hour before
he was found dead. Some think it is q case Of
murder and suicide.
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Austria's Deprecated Currency.

Ausdtas DePrecfated Currency.
1t has been represented to the Treasury De-
partment that invoices Of merchandise shipped
to the United States from Austria Hungary are
made out in various currencies designated as
Austrian Aorins," "paper forms" or
''siiver FORMS" and that such cur
rencies are deprecated in comparison with
the only actual standard form Of that country,
viz, the gold form the value Of which Is equal
to e0.4s2. The Secretary Of the Treasury has
therefore requested the Secretary Of State to
instruct our consular officers in that empire TO
issue certificates Of depreciation Of said cur
rencies as compared with the gold aorin.
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Name.
o. ! c.
Washington Stock Exchange.

Government Bonds-U. 8. a, registered 1901,
llsI bid, III asked. Z. s. a. coupons, 1907.
District Of Columbia Bonds-se-year fund, S.,
1892 gold, 1os bid, asked. Water stocks, "a,
gold. 1902, llsh bid asked. Water stock. IS 1908
currency, 100 bid, asked. ss5s, 1924, fund.- cur.
T Tsa, Io H. t BID ZIG asked s reg sios 1893
Miscellaneous BOnds-Washington and George
town Railroad 1910 IS, lol bid: asked. Washing
1 ssse nasone as Sssn ST. ~ o i
- asked. Washington Light Infantry LIST mort
gage d., 1904, sa bid, : asked washington Gas
Company, series A, IS, 100 bid, - asked. Washing
ton Gas, series B, q, l9O bid, : asked. Washing
ton Gas Co. Convertible IS, 1901, 1875 bid, - asked
lexington Railroad ss. % bid, los asked. Chess
los asked. Capitol and North street Railroad Isl
mortgage So, los bid, liz asked. Metropolitan
Electric Light Convertible IS, is BID, ~ asked.
American Security and Trust S., 1905, A. O., 100
BID, - asked American Security and Trust %,
and Trust IS, 1905, A. 4 o., 100 bid. - asked
wssSins'0n Market CO. list g. isssis.I los
National Bank Stocks-Bank Of Washington, -
DC. asked Bank OF the Republic. $50 bid, =
bid, sssea. Farmers U no an. nd Mechanics, ~
End, ,oi SId asked. traders, lis oid, asked d
Railroad stocks-Wa Arlington and Georgetown.
Slo old, 800 asked Metropolitan, 90 bid, = asked.
Coumbia. - bid, IS asked. Capitol and North .
Street, 80 bid, Il asked Rock Creek. 100 bid, =
asked. lexington and Soldiers' Home, - bid, IS
asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens, Il bid, asked.
Franklin, so bid, = asked. Metropolitan, - bid
asked. National Union, II bid, 20 asked. Arling-
ton, - bid, - asked. Corcoran, - bid, - asked
Columbia, - bid, II asked. Potomac, 20 bid
asked. Riggs, bid, 81 asked. Peoples 5k bid,
81 asked. Lincoln. ~ bid. - asked. Commercial,
AZ bid, - asked.
Title Insurance stocks-Columbia Title, 81 bid,
- asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washington Gas,
<6H bid, 46x asked. Georgetown Gas, 80 bid -
asked. U. 3. Electric Light, las bid, - asked.
Telephone Stocks-Chesapeake and Potomac, 4s
bid, = asked American Graphophone, bid, s
asked
Miscellaneous stocks-washington Market, -
bid = asked Great Falls Ice, 120 bid, - asked.
Lincoln Hall, Is bid, asked. Ivy City Brick, so
bid, - asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies-washington
Loan and Trust, ll91a bid, = asked American Sc
curity and Trust, 1l1k bid. 100 asked.
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Marriage licenses have been issued By The
clerk Of the court to the following: Psre-
grine ". Browning and Minnie b Bishop; VIM
r. TAFT and Agatha v. 6sutsr; Augustus O.
Porter Of Suffolk, Va, and Edna b. Davis Of
Farmwell, Va; John RAdsr and Kate Lob
mann; Carroll Warrington and Betsy Payne.
both Of Rectorton, Va Prank 4. Dorsey end
Elizabeth q. Maynes; John johnson end Laura
Dorsey Of Culpspsr county. Va George BROOKS
and Llbbis WINS; ". II. 6haltua end 1asgAsst
A. 0rssn, both Of Baltimore, Ma; Dsnid eeoet
end Olivia Toy Of Charles county. Nd; Harry
Enders of MaxylAnd and Earn oaFsvright; Alba
y. Long Of Hsxrishasg end Fannie Issns
otoUaek
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Eject Of Hot Weather on Prices.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Indications Of a hot wave
throughout the west and northwest hoisted all
the markets today. Wheat was helped by firm
cables. Pardridge was a seller through brokers'
The talk of hot winds more than offset in the
corn pit the bearish crop summary by the Price
Current. Oats continued nervous Bartlett
Frazier and Patten Bros. were conspicuous
buyers. Provisions were firm on a food Of
orders to purchase and on the light receipts Of
hogs.
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More Victims of the Philadelphia Explosion

More Victims of the Philadelphia Explosion.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-Three more victims
Of the naphtha explosion at the Jayne chemical
works yesterday died this morning at the Epis-
copal hospital, making four victims in all.
They are Thomas Flynn, Charles McNair and
William c. Deal. The cause Of the explosion ia
still a mystery. The theory has been advanced
that stick Of dynamite had by some means
gotten into one of the barrels which the injured
men were mixing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Aug. 4-The Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago vestibule train which
left this city at l2.4O this m. struck bull that
had become fastenad in a calvert in Broad
Ripple, nine miles north Of here. The engine
was thrown over, killing the engineer, II. Metz
ger OF Lafayette, and dangerously injuring
Fireman Charles Hall Of this city. The train
remained intact on the track
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04
The Pope and France.

PARIS, Aug. L-The Figaro says that the
pope in his recent conversation with Madame
Severine said that ii was a mission Of the
church to defend herself against tyranny. The
church must resist the attempts which were
being made by the money power TO subjugate
II. The pope also said that he regretted that
the priests Of Alsace were urging the faithful
to forget their native country and declared that
he himself felt deep affection for France.
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A SucceSsful Lawn Party

The attendance at the lawn party and festival
a: Brookland last night was greater than the
night before. 1t has been decided to prolong
the festival another night, and it viii therefore
not close until Friday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug 4-Kolb Is making
large claims and is threatening q contest. No
reports are Official. a. the count win not be
made until Saturday. There Is nothing, how
ever, TO change the report Of Jones' election by
. good safe majority and q legislature in
sympathy with him by over two-thirds majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04

Completing the Ticket Mt Huntington, viva.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Aug. 4.-w. P. Payne
was nominated for state treasurer by the repub-
lican convention today, Thomas C. Miller for
superintendent Of schools and T. o. Bullock for
attorney general
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ENCOURAGING TO sErusrrcANs.

Candidate Rich Expcct~ to Garry Michigan
BY $1,000 Majority.
Representative Stevenson Of Michigan says
That reports from his state are very encourse-
ing to the republicans. Mr.. J. K Rich. the
republican candidate for governor, who ar
rived at Warrington from Philadelphia last
night, be says, states that the republi-
cans are In very good condition for the cam
paign throughout the state. Mr.. Rich was at
the Capitol today with Mr.. Stevenson and SEN
ator stockbridee and assured them that he felt
eonhdsntof carrying the state by at least Is 900
majority this fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04

LANoLIsE Soar, prescribed and used by -
medical profession throughout the world.
Makes the skin soft, smooth and clear. A
your druggist for Lanoline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04

LONDON, Aug. 4.-The Meteor, Iverna, Irene
and three other yachts started at Cowes this
morning in the race for the town prizes. The
Meteor was leading at last accounts.
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Grr THr BEST
TIE CONCORD HARNESS
LuTz L BRO.
lN Pam. svs sd3oinine Medicinal Hotel.
Trunks md saschsls Of best make ss low prieeA
nh2o
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Carson Mccartney. 14l9 f street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04

EeA E4tafe Aa6oeFB.
James P. Tolman ct al have bought ior CO.
900 Of Rosa NJ. Taylor parts . and 10, square
490, at the northeast corner Of 9Th and streets
northwest, the Tollman laundry property, 81
feet inches on 9Th and l02 feet inches on @
street.
J. B. Nicholson has purchased Of Dominica
Murphy for eS,650 part 4, square So, fronting
50 feet inches on between Cd and ~ streets
southwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04

BALTIMORE, Aug. 4.-Flour steady-receipts
2G2, s07 barrels; shipments, $500 barrels sales.
$50 barrels. Wheat easy-No. red spot. s9La
ss1i; August, slhssiz: september. sI,sas2k;
October. So asked; steamer No. red. 75a16-re-
ceipts 2o2659 bushels; shipments, 1885 bushels;
stock. l.3O7,7T bushels: sales, $1,000 bushels.
Southern wheat easy-Fultz, 7Sass; Longberry,
60as3h. Corn dull-mixed spot, IS bid; August,
b5 bid: September, 81 bid: steamer mixed, 50 bid
receipts, 2,71 bushels; stock, 16s,564 bushels;
sales, 1000 bushels. Southern corn dul-white,
Sc: yellow, 5sass. Oats armer-No. ., white west
ern. ssH a39; No. 2, mixed western. S5asSk--rc-
ceipts. ASS bushels; stock, l3s,esS bushels. Rye
frm-No Q, 72-recepts, S,lSs bushels; stock, 1883
bushels. Hay steady-gOOd to choice timothy,
1<.50al5.5o. tram freights steady. Cotton nominal
-middlng, N. Provisions steady-mess pork,
1880: bulk meats loose shoulders, ~; long
clear, 81; clear rib sides, on; sugar-pickled Shout
ders. 81; sugar-cured smoked shoulders, ~; hams,
small. IAN; large, II; lard, refined, yk; crude,
~. Butter hrm-cresmery, fancy, ssa28X: do. fair
to choice, 20a29; do imitation, 1sals; adle, fancy
IT. do. good to choice 15a16; etore-packed, 16al6;
grass, 14al6. Eggs steady-l4. Coffee drm-Mo
csrgoes, fair, II; No. !, lsk. Sugar strong-granu-
lated. ~. Copper nrm-refned, liz. Whisky
nrm-l.sSai.a6. Peanuts arm.
BALTIMORE, Aug. &-virginia ten-forties. s1K
bid; do. threes, 1sXallk; Baltimore and Ohio
stock. s7xa9eA: Northern Central stock, 6sKa6s;
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern nrsts, 106ka
los: do. second incomes, Sza7o, do. third incomes,
IasH; Consolidated gas bonds 1lAhal1ss DO. stock.
eoxasoN.
Nhs~~-~
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The Court House at Port Tobacco Burned.
specia. Dispatch to The Evening Star.
MARLBORO, Nd. Aug. 4-The court house
at Port Tobacco, Charles county, was burned
down last night with all the old records, ex-
cepting those Of the register Of wills and the
clerk Of the court. The building was q frame
structure and was one of the Oldest court
houses in the state. 1t was in dilapidated
condition and was easy prey for the fire, which
had gained such Roadway when discovered that
was no fire in the'building during the day the
work is supposed to be that Of an incendiary.
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Desth u Mrs.. O. Y. Hagnsr.
Tho friends Of Dr.. Charles z Hasner win
sympsthize with him in the los which BE has
sustained by the death Of his wife, who passed
away last evening. Funeral services win BE-
held in the chapel ct Oak Hili tomorrow afSsr-
noon ct O'Clock.
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Arrs-s Ham VreoH

Arrns Ham VreoH
Restores f>ded. thin ana fray hair to n. original
color. torture and abundance; prevents from fall
Ing out. eAsrhs tendency to badness. and promotes.
new and visoross growth. clsan safe, elegant and
economical hair drsssinz.
EvIRYwHERR POPULAR
Mine months afser having the typhoid fever my
head perfectly bald was induced to Try Ayers
Hair vxor and before Ihad half bottle hair
bssan rro~ Two more bottles brought out good
hsad d hair a. ever had On my Recommendation
my brother wiiliars Craig made of Ayers Hair
viror with the same good results stephen Craig.
sa2 Chaslosts st.. Philadelphia. Pa
AYERS HAIR yIGoR
Prepared By Dr. J. C. Aver Co. Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY Druggists Everywhere.