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EVANSVILLE.
Correspondence of The Evening Star.


= HYArTsyILLE. Md, August %, 1892
The democrats of this district will organize a
campaign club in Biadensburg shortly after the
congressional nomination is made. The DEM
ocratic club of Evansville district, accompanied
by the Branchville Cornet Band, will attend
the convention, which takes place at Laurel
next Wednesday. The republican primaries
have been called for Saturday, September 8,
and the congressional convention at Laurel on
Monday, September 5. After both parties have
made their nominations politics will commence
to boom.
Golden Rule Lodge, I. o. NJ. Of this place will
meet tonight at Mechanics Hall and confer the
third degree upon two candidates.
The Laurel Base Ball Club visited this town
last Saturday for the purpose of playing the
fayetteville nine. At the end of the third in
ming the score stood 8 to l in favor of the
visiting club. but it abandoned the game on
account OF an unsatisfactory decision of the
umpire.
ington after pleasant visit to her aunt Mrs.
A. II. Jacobs Of this place.
Mr.. Lewis Ford left yesterday for q brief
visit to Leonardtown, Md.
Mr.. P. J. Duffy and Master Joe Duffy have
gone to Cape May, N. ].
Miss Lena Suit of Bladensburg has passed a
very creditable examination at Marlboro as Q
candidate for public school teacher.
Golden Rule Lodge, /. o. NJ, Of this place
WIN give an excursion to Bay Ridge on the Slst
instant.
Mr.. W. Brooke Hunter has returned from .
two weeks visit to Berkeley Springs, W. Va
The Bladensburg Base Ball Club played with
the Branchville nine last Saturday and defeated
IL by q score Of to g.
Mrs. DR.. Buck and Miss May Buck have re-
turned from Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
Misses Nanny and Amy Hamilton Of Easton,
iaov Me- r. n 1oll
Miss sallie Weeks, who has been visiting her
cousin, Miss Julia Weeks Of this place, has re-
turned to Baltimore
Miss Rachel Lewins' new house at the corner
Of Wine and Lttlefeld avenues i nearly com-
pleted. VII n.
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Maria Fitzpatrick's "speak easy" at the
corner Of Sd and P streets northwest, was
running at high pressure yesterday morning.
Sweet-sounding bells we're calling to worship
and on the sunny streets were thousands Of
clearly, well-dressed people, but down in
Maris's cellar were ten men, two Of them
colored, guzzling beer and whisky and gin.
Officers Carson, Judge, Heller, Moriarty, Mohl
and Mentally Of the second precinct had not
gone to church, and a. they had reason to be-
lieve that Mrs. Fitzpatrick was violating the
law they wandered around TO her house. A big
crowd listened TO Mrs. Fitzpatrick's walls when
she saw the police and watched the loaded
patrol wagon Is it was hauled away. At the
station house Mrs. Fitz, John Stack. Robert
West and ballard Dent (the two latter coloredl.
were charged with selling liquor on Sunday and
were looked up. Their captured customers,
who'were not at all grateful for the nice ride
they had, left their real names and addresses
and went away. The police say that Mrs. Fitz-
patrick is not q novice, having been up at least
twice for similar ofenses.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
or
BATTERY A. LIGHT ARTIIIERY,
II. c. y. O..
To MARSHALL HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUGUST -
Steamer Charles Ma -als.ter viii leave her wha-f az
Ca shArp.
Tickets. 30 cents For sale by the mem irs aud q
the boat. auspslgf.
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Political Notes.

The democrats Of the twenty-fourth pa }
district have nominated DIR. W. A. Sipe of Ale
gheny county for Congress.
Ex-Represen;ative Sowden, who expected the
democratic nomination for Congress from the
Allentown pa district, has been badly de-
feated by Constantine ]. Erdman. Mr.. Sow
den ia one Of Cleveand's old time enemies.
The peoples party at Huntington. Pa. have
nominated J. t. Altman for Congress, James G.
Corbin, state senate: Henry Graffns and Z. III.
White, assembly; David II. Fisher, sheriff; II.
II. Sommers. poor director.
Gov. Mckinley, who will take the stump in
Maine this week. arrived in New York yesterday.
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note addressed to Henry Hall WAS picked
up on 18th street today bys citizen, who turned
1t over TO the police. The note reads as follows:
DEAR HARRY: You will not surely blame me
for the rash act l am about 10 commit Your
language 10 me last evening was moro than /
can bear. 1 know aow that you no longer love
me. Then why should live longer? Nv poor
heatt Is broken. This afternoon I 20 down to
River View ostensibly bat when the steamer ID
past Alexandria 1 will leap overheard from the
downstairs stern end, where no one will see me.
That viii end my poor. miserable life, made 90
BY your cruel, cruel words last evening. ]
mean to do what I said and / am deadly earnest.
Goodbye forever. Sorrowfully Ezra"
The police think the note was written for the
purpose Of soaring q young man.
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After several weeks vacation the dogs that are
not licensed are having serious time trying to
keep out O! the way of Poundmaster Einstein'
WAGON last week there were 2i2 dogs that
were unable 10 Keep out os the nets and they
were driven to the little frame shauty on the
commons near the observatory. known as the
pound, where, during the week. 1j9 were killed
and OILY six redeemed. At the close of the
week ninety dogs remained in the pound 20 be
held only q short time fer their owners to SD
pear and redeem them There was one horse
impoundei last week
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COSDENS ED LOCALS.

IiR- d. c. SEREIN. residing a. 2G12 pennsyl-
wanna avenue northwest. was found dead in his
bel this morning about ESQ O'Clock by his
daughter.
TUE FRIENDS of Frank McCormick, n clerk
in the United States fish commission. will be
grieved to learn of his death ut his home in
Berryville. Va. of typhoid fever.
A DEAD INFANT was found at 1st and VI
streets northwest Yesterday afternoon.
Bass fIsHISG Is reported excellent rear the
club house Of the Washington Angling Club.
near Cabin John. Mr.. Fl. c. Coburn and "a
friend captured TWEEN y-one yesterday.
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ANACOSTIA.



Mrs. Catherine Hinwood, formerly of this
village, but later of Southeast Washington,
died here last GIT. She attended service at
the N. E. Church last evening, and at 7:15 WAS
taken i'll. She was removed to the parsonage
and there died at $50. DR.. R. A. Pyles had
been summoned and rendered q certificate Of
death from heart disease. The body WAS re-
moved to her late home ON 10th street between
M and Virginia avenue southeast. Deceased
was siXty-two years old and member of John
A. Logan Corps. No. :, ". r. C.
WELCOMING A TEMPLARs RETURN
Quite a number Of friends of Mr.. S. E. Min
nix called on him last evening. Mr.. Minnix is
a Templar fresh from the conclave. Denver
was conversational topic. Everybody chatted
to and fro over the great west. There were sew
sombreros, noticeably Mr.. Edward Pitcher of
Bnena Vista, Colo. A good many remarks and
comparisons invidious to the east were made.
NOTES.
Mr.. Samuel Mocabee of Erie, Pa, is revisit
ing this, his old home.
The churches were well attended Yesterday.
A large number OF natives spent yesterday at
Buena Vista.
Mrs. Susan Dickerson is spending this month
in southern Prince Georges.
DIR. Simpson of st. Elizabeth took in Mar
shan Hall Saturday.
The ladies Of the Second Baptist Church
have completed arrangements for their lawn
party to be held tomorrow night at Pitts
Grove.
Allen Winston was arrested last NIGHT bv Of
hcer J. +. Reagan for violation Of police reg
ulation. He WAS rearrested by Officer w. T.
Anderson for having committed the same Of
sense Saturday night. The cause Of arrest was
running wagon at night without Light.
Miss Lizzie Wilkerson Of Baltimore reports
the loss Of gold watch and chain.
Rev. DR.. 9: W: Mccullough preached yester-
day 1t Kendall Chapel, Warrington.
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An interesting game was played AZ the Y. "
G. A. PaTA Saturday between me clerks of B.
H. Warner 4 60. and the employees o. the
Washington Loan and Trust Company. Score.
10 &c in favor of 3. u. Warner & Co. Bat
terry for Z. H. Warner & 90. iii and proc.or;
Washington Loan and Trust Company. Cham
berlin and ClendeEin
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A "yfnevaro Bible.

Lord and Lady Redwood have presented a
specimen Of the ''vinegar" Bible to Hatfield
Broad Oak Church, Essex, England. It is one
Of the famous editions printed at the Clarendon
press in l7l7, which received its name in conse-
quence of the heading to the twentieth chapter
Of Luke being printed 1.-The parable Of the
vinegar" instead Of 1.-The parable Of the vine
yard The effectof the printers error and of
time has been to give the vinegar" Bible
special value.
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Many American visitors were present at En-
peror Williams review of the garde du corps
at the Tempelhof on Thursday, viewing the
spectacle from the privileged carriage places
on the field. Among the residents of the United
States who were seen among the spectators
were Mr.. Halsey, the New Jersey banker; Gen.
Cist Of Cincinnati. Ohio, and family; Prof
Fitzhugh Of the Texas University and Mrs.
Fitzhugh, and the United States consul at Ham
burg, Mr.. Charles F. johnson, and Mrs. johnson
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a" H"oh Nu' Tor an Aoscon0ing Cashier.
Inspector McCathrsn Of the detective corps
today received a communication from Inspector
Bowman Of the Chicago police force requesting
him to look oat for and arrest Arthur j. jon
nings, cashier of the Northern Pacific Express
Company. who the letter says is wanted for en-
bezzelment. circular sent out by the Ameri-
can Trust Company of Chicago describes Jen-
ninSs as being twenty-four years old, Ave feet
Ave or SIX inches high, weight 1856 pounds, fair
complexion, light mustache, gray eyes, broad
forehead, short nose and prominent ears
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Perseverance Lodge of Good Templars.

Perseverance Lodge of Good Templars.
Last Saturday evening was the monthly "open
meeting" Of Perseverance Lodge of Good
Templars, and that lodge had the pleasure to
see its hall completely filed. The meeting was
called to order by Past Grand Chief Templar
A. Fl. Frear, and after prayer and an opening
ode the audience were entertained with piano
solo by Miss Carrie Brookfeld, recitation by
Mr.. Saxton, chief tsmpiar Of Star Of Hope Lodge,
oornet solo BY Mr.. Shepherd Of Minnehaha
Lodge, address by Mrs. e. A. Chambers, vocal
duet BY Mr.. and Mrs. Frear, prize recitation by
Miss Gardner, vocal solo by Col. James E.
Snow, selected reading by Mrs. J. N. Frear,
vocal solo by Prof. Bullard, recitation by Mr..
Roger Barker, vocal solo by Miss KAlstrom
recitation by Miss Jennie Grimm, recitation by
Mr.. 0gle of Independent Lodge and address by
Col Snow.
Last evening the gospel Temperance meeting
ct the First Presbyterian Church was under the
auspices Of the lodge. Rev, Mr.. Clark led in
the devotional exercises. and addresses were de-
hvered BY Mrs. Chambers and Mr.. Andrew VIII
son. The lodge through it,, committee on
public meetings has accepted the invitation TO
conduct another Temperance meeting ct that
church on next Sunday evening.
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Queen Victoria Threatened.

Queen Victoria while driving near Osborne
House, Isle Of Wight, Saturday was approached
by man making violent gestures and saying
that he was foreign count and had sworn to
kill her unless she resigned. She saw at once
that the mans mind was unbalanced and
looked him steadily in the face, while one of
her attendants quietly removed him.
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Wants $4,000 DAMAGES.

Frederick Schneider has, by Messrs. Bolmes
4 offey, filed a suit, as administrator of the e.
tate Of John l.. Boss, against the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company for e25, 900
damages by reason Of the death of Mr.. Boss ON
October I from injuries received By being
knocked down and run over by . cable car from
the opposite direction to the one from which he
was aliRhting.
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Found Dead in His Bed.

NJ. Daniel G. Serrin Of 25I2 Pennsylvania
avenue. a native of Baltimore. YVES found dead
in his bed this morning. Nothing vas known
OF Gay Illness. nor had he complained OF being
unvel. The immediate cause OF his death Is
supposed to be apople1y.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
MUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

WILLARD HAIL--The BuckleT-Wa-ren Dra-
matte Company in Hamlet"
HAREIs' Boot THEATEE.-J. i. Haekie Ia
"Grimes' Cellar Door"
EEKxAS's LTcEUM THEATER.-The City Club.
THX BATH OF GET1TsBUEe.-I5thst street and
Chic aysuUS.
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SoRoruLA In The NECK.

The following r. from Nm J. W. Tnlbrook. wife Of
the Mayor Of McKeesport. Penn:
my little boy While. now six years old. two Year,
ago had bunch under one which the doctor sid
was Scrofula. As It continued to grow b finally
lanced 1t and IL discharged for time. We then
began giving him Hoods ssrsaparlla and he I'm
proved very rapidly until the sore h0Alsd mp Lat
wintsr it broke out again. followed by ERYsIPELAs
We again gave him Hoods sarsaparilla with most
celsnt results and he has had further trouble Hs
cure b due TO
HOODS sARsAPARIIL.A
He has been very robust but sesms healthy
and DAILY GROWING STRONGER"
HOODS PIILs Do not weaken. but I'D digsssion
nd tone Tie stomach. Tty them. 25c. s
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Food Inspectors Mothershead and Chase last
week condemned 3,O07 pounds of meat, 1,47a
canteloupes. 4l0 watermelons and quantity Of
other fruits and vegetables.
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CsRPETs CLvLSED BY the ESPIRE CARPET
No.Es. 631 -s35 Mass. ave. NV. are made moth
IToof free of charge. Telephone 1862.
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An American Diplomat AFrostod.
The police Of San Sebastian on Friday night
arrested by miatake the American charge DAT
fairies ct Madrid, who has bean staying ct San
Sebastian in order to confer with he minister
Of the coloniss on the Cuban comusruial txssty.
When his identity was made Known n vas In
mediately hbsra&ed vith profuss apologies,
which wsre accepted hy ~ ehnfRe Ihs 81
tending po1ies aCsan hsxs heeu s1ipen1oa
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shot ON . Hunting Expedition.
James A. Marshall Of this city, who vus on
hunting expedition on the coast Of North Caro-
lima, was accidentally shot by . companion.
his death ensusd in about thirty n,inutss aftsr
the accident.
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PcrSD STzAH. t.: sirloin. &C.; Porter House
lie; Irish Potatoes, 90c.; yams. 81 per Bashel
"S.sr % The East" Flour, for few DAYS, g. q
res barrel. All. 7. ID. PYIRs' stores
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Michael Davitt, in speech at Newcastle yes
terday, said that he could not answer for
the Irish votes on labor questions il John Nor
ley should be rejected in the coming election.
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LOCAL MENTION.


roREcAsT TILL p. n TUESDAY
Tor the District of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. fair Till Wednesday, slight changes in
temperature, northessterly winds, becoming
variable.
coSDTTIox or THE vtTEp.
Temperature and condition of water at 8
I'm; Great Falls, temperature. 80; condition.
&c. Receiving reservoir. temperature So. Con
dit1on At north connection, So; condition at
south connection, So; distributing reservoir,
temperature. So condition A. infiue1t gate
house. IS; efhuent gate house. Sc.
High water. Low water
$50 am. sOs pm. 1:50 am. 2IJ pm
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FUssELL's Ice Cream shipped by express any
where out Of town. 1927 New York ave.
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A Pleasure Tour to Nisxar, Falls.

more interesting trip 10 Niagara Falls could
no: be planned than that OF AEgus: %. via Row al
Hue hnC. special iraiu OF day coaches and
Pullman parlor cars viii leave 2. sud o. station
~ Washington az 1:S5 an. and Camden station.
BALTIMORE. n SIS a. m. Passing through the
picturesque Wyoming and fehigh valleys, amid
the anthracite coal fields of PennsyiySraia. and
arriving at Niagara Falls al midnight. As ticAe
VII have ten day limit ample time viii be af-
forded for side trips 20 points of Interest in
south IN CUrada aud the lake regicns OF CEN
tral New fors. On return journey tickets will
be valid on all regular trains and to stop of n,
Buffalo, the romantic Glen OEokO. Maueh
CHUNK ard Elnl:ra. near which city il Watkins
Glen That these excursions o5er a new route
are full OF interest is demonstrated BY the uhe-
ncrlena. popularity they nave gained in a shor.
trne. Tie round trip from Baltimore and
Washington vii lie SI0--4dr.
TEE AnscOstis Sunday School and Church
VII give it, eighth select excursion 20 piney
Point Hotel Thursday morning. August IS.
stesunsr George Leary VIII leave for Piney
Point oelock sharp. Leaves Piney Point Fri
dsy o clock; arrives Hashiugton FRIDAY even
ing, II O'Clock. SUNDAY schools and societies
are especially invited. Firt-class sccommoda-
tiofs, including three meals and nights iodg-
ing al the botel. only S2 Tickets for sale at
WASH r. Williams. corner It'll and D streets
northwest. H. A. Linser, J. H Dony, super
tntendent.-Adrt.
TEnRA FIRaA Soar cures aching fest.-AdrE
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ARTISTIC AND GUARANTEED.-Silver Filings
sSeents; Plstins, 81. Very best Teeth, -.
L. S. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 18th and D.
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or The vhrTp.

IL LAX OR WOMAN the beauty Of fine set
OF teeth appeals TO every one Ninots DerL-
fice renders the teeth pesrly and preserves
them. 36c. everywhere.
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For BLANK Books. Stationery and OAice Sup
plies 60 to EAsToS 4 RUrP. Al 11th 81.
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EHAEeIse Drawings, Paragraphs. DC
HEEPIER's
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CITY ITEMS
Do You Ever Fish? Kso just try piece
you will be astonished at the result. au22
RazOrs ground, Guns and Revolvers repaired
and engraved. WALFoRD's, AT Pa. ave. NV. .
Fresh Butter in small and large packages
907 La ave. lts
Eisenmann's, 1924 and 1926 Penna. ave..
are offering Great Bargains in q. A. II. Hats
Cord and Reayes. aul9-f.m&wtr
First in the Field Always.
First shipment Domestic Fashion Reviews for
fall 80 is here. Can be obtained at either of
the Domestic S. NJ. Co. city Offices, It'll and II
and 1412 14th NV. and 4th and Pa. ave. sc.
auls, 20,22,4
Eisenmann's, 1924 and 1926 Penna. ave..
are Headquarters in G. A. r Hats. Cord and
Reaves. sulsf, m&wtr
Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while You watt Druggists.
aul2
S. Heller. 720 7th ct. n 10 making a spe-
cialty in Ladies and Childrens Hair Cutting
and ShampoOing; also cures Dsndruf my20-tr
Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
None Name II But to Praise.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No.
marvel Of lightness and swiftnoss.
JAZZ 0ffce 4S7 9Th st. NV
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1IRsr GRAND PRIZE EXCURSION
OF the
JOLLY FAT MEMS CLUB

RIVER VIEW on MONDAY. AUGUST a.
Two ssesusersL-9.3o . m. pm. md 6 .. m, e,<5
m l;4o pm. and 6:zb pm Steamer stop 81
un!9ae ana novyY CONTESTS and pri.ss open 70 Ill
weighing mot leas than 400 pounda.
No sntras, y fss chsFTsd . snssr TIE rscss.
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S. Heller. 720 7th Of. n W.. is making a spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shsmpo0ing; also cures Dandruf my20-tr
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RErsIsoEa's Ice CREAM. 235 g st. NV.
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Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists
aul2
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TEnRA FIRHA Soar cures aching fest.-Adrt
eadAohe. Druggists, 2sc.-Ads
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use use use Use use use use use rs
use use use use use use use use use
use use use use Use use use use Us
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Eisenmann's, 1924 and 1926 Penna- ave..
are Headquarters in G. A. r Hats. Cord and
Reaves. sul9-f m&wtr
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Do You Ever Fish? If so. Just try piece
OF Whites Yucstan Gum as bait some time, and
you will be astonished at the result. su22
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Games scheduled FOR today are: Washington
at Cincinnati Baltimore at Louisville Phia-
delphia at Cleveland, Brooklyn at Pittsburg,
New York at Chicago and Boston at st. Lonis
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EXCURSIONS. &c
REIHEsDA PAEK

BEIHEsDA PARK
CONCERTS By TEF IMPERIAL HUNaARt.x
GITSY BAND.
G Srsf-'aissa. N-nareF.sad Bosar I.as,- Isaa.r,
TUESDAY. AUGUST -
THURSDAY. AUGUST -.
FRIDAY. AUGUST u
THREE CONCERTS DAILY.
PIP. NJ. bP NJ. AND TPN
The iSs'-r eonosr, vii - savsa on dsnosrs pavi.sa
and dsncias Is free tc all
TIE Nondsy sr2 Wsdn-sasy eveaans'. aa- -sns
music ny Stems Orchestra
P'en;y ouen carr ~ ga and NJ streets et.ag
NfTSrrAr -r-prr ~
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IhlkD ANNUAL EXCURSION or THF MoMaSss
80 Sei s kehei n,on. Noe I, :, ard " :. Han
.nck toninlsnl, I. \. L. % River kiew TUESDAY
snsusi * lssss Steamer Samuel y F-n'E " n iesye
nsr Nnsri sth 81: At 9 a. an. A. and q - =. N.
loc u weather. i Indictment tickets viii b. goof n
PostEoneu eNcufsion. au,sl-.afs
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Eisenmann's, 1924 and 1926 Penna ave.
are offering Great Bargains in q. A. r. Hats
Cord and Reaves. aul9-f. m&wtr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-18
A Sleepless Night.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 10.-The leaders of both Blaine and Harrison and their following maintained a sleepless vigil all through the night endeavoring to rally every delegate favorable to their respective leaders. The morning opened with the Harrison people still confident. The Blaine managers were no less deter mined. ClRrkson said he he had re- ceIved large number of telegrams this morning from prominent men through out the country urging him to make every effort to bring about reconciha- tion of waving factions by uniting on
 some third man. When the Convention met this morning Quay in order to get to bslloting at once, determined that they would not oppose the adoption of