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NJ. G. GRAsrr.
151o.l2 9TH st.. bet p and Qnw. au20
Don't doubt till you try. "
(JRArErUI-CoMroRr1Sa.
EPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

BY athoroueh knowledgeo Of the natural laws which
careful spplicstion Of the hne properties Of Welt
ssSss %S M sRPs has our
save save, q. many az heavy doctors' bill: e By ne Judi
may be gradually built up until strong enough to re-
sist syfy tendency to Disease. Hundreds Of subtle
malades are floating around ready to attack Wher
ever there 10 weak point We may Escape many Q
yeeal shaft BY keeping ourselves ye fortified With
Service (sa&ette. ".
b hah-pound tins by 0s0osrs. lsbsIsd thus:
JAMES xrPs CO.. Hom.op.shs. ca.u,.... re..
4]14- dcn. 1ngiana js16A 1,tuly
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Smoking on the Cable Cars.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
Will you through your valuable paper call
the attention Of the directors Of the cable car
lines to this fact: That smoking is practiced on
the rear seats Of each car, whether it il two or
three. SO that ladies are compelled to inhale the
smoke, and several have been made very sick
by it. II the men must smoke, why can't
they take the rear car and notcompel the ladies
to sit between two sets Of smokers? NJ d. C,
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SEPTEMBER rs, 1892.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

For sALE-l4x ACRES. NICE HOUSE. NEWLY
Eeste s, n Se near terminus sSck Greek
ciudinS fsrminT n ni 1nsse Oniy so'oV' IN
.sasa kE dS's%i1' " .' %S iiSEi SON.
For sALE-TRAcT OF a5 ACRES ON LINE OF
elsctric cars. north of and very close the city.
..,e.. BEDFORD W. WALKER son.
FOR sALE,Two HANDSOME HOUSES IN WEST
ysnient steam and electric cars price, s5 600 and
s9 geo: terms easy;
n MAS G RaG io s'' G @
FOR SALE FIVE HOUSES AT METROPOLIS
elss5' az ns ser Th Isl
RI YOU WANT TO BUY PROPERTY FOR a
on shs & e. sSsps u st
ana metropolis View. se26-lm
FOR SALE-4Oo ACRES OR LESS OF GOOD LAND
sTi. IL miles below the latter piacs part OF oriEn.i
and fruit the eIeStre rawsy noW eomPessd
srS,,ss the RTops5ty address s. sSo%PES
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
a Two very desirable lots ct Glen Echo Heights.
% on ine 81 elsetf.c railway. at reasonable price
GTpsE soisE west cause for selling Address WEST
SSgSBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. 7os
AAI.N
OF titles to lands in MONTGOMERY and Prince Georges
counties. Md and in Alexandria and Fairfax coun-
uesh va. Also insures titles Send for fee list
EOR SALE-AT LAKELAND, MD.-FOR % 500
= 80 cash snd S2o month, will buy a new we'll
putt 7-rccm house with porches atrobe well. ru mr.
&C stable for two horses and carriages; lot al
Ieet 'front.' and 1913 deep; nclosed with ricket fence
nve blocks from station. Also for e2. 500 $25 cast
and S25 per month, new Groom house with porches
e sse, s rant vel pump and Gutbudng.
renee; three blocks from station. Ten other proper.
ties in com of erection ranging in price from 600
to 81 500 will soon be finished and offered for sale
monthly payments from 81 to S45 per month Lake
land situated eight miles from Washington on the
Washington branch OF the B. and o. railroad also on
the line of the proposed boulevard to Baltimore It
has beautiful lake. stores. post Office, schools.
churches &c. Communication tickets to Washington
only " cents each way To see property or for fpr-
owner, 14OB Columbia st W.. bet 9th and 10th and
and SITS. from to 10 m or Pm sel3
FOR sALE-LoTs-wE HAVE FEW LOTS
Call and see plat and prices. Petworth, Brookland
Metropolis View: lexington. Edgewood Brightwood
Mt Pleasant Anywhere you want lot We can find
you something good.
JOHNSON 4 BARRETT.
seoIlm 600 T st. n. ".
ECOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TAKOMA PARK
Oak ave-Bssutiful home. less than two Squares
from station house ii rooms. CLOSETS. furnace anil
six hreplsces and CRATES ee yant wood mautss nearly
an acre of ground fine shade. oak, chestnut, 81:
fruit running water. good we'll. Laru chicken hous,
and yard Will sell at bargain srchsnge for city
property. Call on or address OWNER. Is2. st. NV
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SPECIAL Nor1cE.

Having been engaged in the retail Shoe Business for
more than quarter Of q century have concluded to
retire
My store has been leased and will be occupied by the
Great China and Japan Tea Co. January l. 1893
Ali goods must be sold by that time. Great induce
ments will be offered to all purchasers. heavy dis
count viii be allowed on all dne goods.
Low Shoes at Sacrifice Prices
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NOTARIES PUBLIC

DERSONS WISHING THEIR PENSION yOUCH.
executed at their homes requiring the serv-
ices of notary after Office hours. be waited upon
by addressing note to
s. s. SAMPSON. Notary Public
au3l-1m' 1920 18th ST. NV
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
" and Territory, Notary and U. 5. Commissioner.
JOHN E. BEAI.L. lG.l 81: NV.
In office from 4. to > p.u- mol.
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CHIROPOD.
Iu ist, FOB 18th ST. n. W.-The only Importer an 1
Manufacturer of FINE MANICURE and CffIROPOD-
ISL GOODS south Of New York uolO-tr
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Peter Mnsld, proprietor Of earroussl In
Chicago, shot and killed Mario Boyle Saturday
night He says that be vas waylaid by BoylS,
With whom - had prsviously quaErslsd, snd
Ghot him n se1e-dsfbnsA
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs d VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-HORSES d VEHICLES.
FoE sALEaA FAMILY HORSE KIND ANDGEY-
DOR sALE-ONE BAY HORSE. CHEAP: ONE
SpSs :sa 'as
EOR SALES HORSES. 8 COAL CARTS AND s
L sets of cart harness Inquire at W. G. WHEAT
LEY,s COAL YARD. 22l LIST St Sc. Z to a; " and
to 2 p m se26-3t'
EoR sALE-Two co FINE HORSES BELONG
ing to private family, who have no further nse
II E s0 sr fhsfG fe9 be s at Mt
EOk SALE .CHEAP-A FIRsT-CLAsS YEAR
Il old mare; 134 high gentle and fast and sound
lady drive Also sn%
Room9 se2i-5t
EOR sALE-sTYLISH YOUNG GRAY HORSE.
enc tine gray mare. suitable for riding and drying
CROSS. Tally Ho stables. bet OH AMI 10TH y and o
EOR SALE-CHEAP-AT4 OO14TH ST Ny FINE
sorrel peldings 6 and years old cob, sound and
gentle. five years old. se24-3t'
TrOR sALE-wHO Is VIM F. GEYRR. THE MAN
rG ThS has the greatest numbe5 aad variety OF all
eei o Se'0na manu- Tor 'A'n 4 q y F.. ave-
EoR sALE-CARRIAaEs, WAGONS. HARNESS,
sistngof victorias cabrioets Kensinetons phaetons
terms. One whole door Of over 100 business wagons
can be seen at this establishment; also whips lap
secondhand carriages and wagons always on hand
These rood, will be sold 8 right price, a my newrs
invite the public to call as it may be to their advan
taxe. s. j. MEEES. mv2-tr
LHOR SALE-CARRIAGFs, WAGONS AND BUG
ooR
ST.. West Washington. inhs.
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To the Editor Of The Evening Star;
We suggest that the model Of the old ship
Kesrsarge, now on the White Lot, be permitted 10
remain in its present position until after the
inaugural ceren onies Of March 4 next.
II has attracted great attention and been
much admired by the many visitors and q. A.
r. posts here, and We hope the Commission
ers Of public buildings end grounds" win pcr-
NIT IL to remain.
We cannot zee that Il viii damage tbs
grounds TO any material degree, bat We fssl
that . view Of " gin be . sosrce Of great
pleasure 10 the msny Dvisitors 10 our city during
the wintsr and spring preceding ths insugursr
ton Of our next President
We are very truly your,
VIZ. r. Txxxxy q soxa
Georgetown, Sept ~, iesa
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u
have to be looking out for winter quarters"
October comes; she signs, 'Ah me!
OF hope I'm soon bereft.
When that is here there'n be but three
More months of leap year left"
young hearts love is the poetry Of life.
This explains why young hearts are so hard 10
understand; also why they develop so much
more rhyme than reason.
The grand encampment's gone to stay,
lis thought with reason. too,
The red paint will have worn away
Within week or two.
And houses where twas very hard
To get bunk of yore
Viii hasten to put out that card
OF Rooms TO Let" once more.
THE PROPER FORM OF INTERROGATION.
$50 you have a new servant girl, said one
housewife to another.
Yes"
'How does she like you?"
The bold campaigner loses sleep
On speeches sharp or lenient,
Forgetting twould be best to keep
Blue pencils quite convenient.
A detected young man gives this summary Of
a summer sad experiences:
Sighted,
Plighted,
Tilted.
Wilted.
"Straws show which way the wind blows"
''No they don't" replied the man who ii
afraid of the farmers alliance. They used to
but hayseeds show it now
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SHOOTING STARS.

''It's plain" said the young man who had
just paid the price Of her oyster stew. that III
have to be looking out for winter quarters"
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L'Uk SAIL
NORTHWEST.

i to ID, o,BrieG., isss and 1924 s,h-
:. = ! g.: -, o 900 s; ahdth. rear 10. 900
10 70 ~ Boundary ooo l,li 18th st. h; oo
aGai &c Ga: Boundary ~ u t.t III h.
-, -, a. y AL y. 100 20 st. h. M t.. 49,,
toi 10 6ii SH ave. lbs 9Th st, h. ar s ss
~ on - = ono 2, IL. h. mi ilr. g. 900
!C5 Hs. ia. L U9 t9H 3; b, IN Or. q. 900
* ,ossi4 st; h. siils 7ih s st. d. s. ~
81" st, h. m l. 81 ,nd - Detress ST. 80
:, =, alley 1T and li3o 2osL st. h,
~: 10 'a al II" rraihers ~ st. h. t'O'O
a.ss 5,h St a. ar. ~ st, h. tS'oO
Iia's st and ) i2r..'...'. ...... 10. 900
hous n rear. h.. 467 Missouri ave. N.
ati st, h .r 90 l7 =. and i. 10 2, o'o
%, $50 Il. bh.. -oo oh. ir -..-.----.1o."oo
Tools For fur lis: cal asce Tor bulletin i..nsl on
ne Is anu 18TH. lssl6' IHOs T. WAiGANAN.
EoR stLE-Nrw HoUsEs-BARGAINs-es9 AND
liE2 s. :,oPG font; Il rooms. IsqGrs
F9K SALE HOUSE l ;'xN MASS ,o, AyE Ne,
between , AMI p m. seii-lm
I,OE ~hLE-THOsE ELEGANT NEW s-RoOM
& & se ana 1o rsLy roam. ssG
.i' nrsT al Pine houses sasy on , ehesp
s a, E, i, hath hath al n one Of The sest
sy ss!H ,eSn. FURNISHED house capiiei
hill. 18th + II.
INSTALLNENT PLAN.
Several pretty stone and brick front six
room houses elegantly located ia Ie Droit Park,
VERY monthly Payments Why rent when
the n-y VIII pay for a house! Good sir room
houses In the southeast; chesp; easy raym~nts
Houses in all parts Of the city for sale terms
JOHNSON BARRETT.
ssl2-lm 600 + ST. u ".
L'oR SALOON sT. y. W. OPPOSITE FRANK
Il lin Park, three 4sto-y 2. b. houses, Nos; l5s0.
about 20 u. ofi alley in For further infor
tim apply 10 DR.. d. NJ. OGDEN. Executor. 1o24
ct n. W. se7-lms
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.

MoNGI w AN Ell G III bOAIN.
B. .s. 70 LOAN q FoI 81 T
$40 600 TO Loan Loan I, II IS SUNS n.s TO SUIT ON
.eas-,m JAMES NJ 81 dF iatS 81.
WANTED-s2.50 800 FOR THREE YEARS AT 8
nfT fsp' On 5 5ss sste IN w9ss
w 1850. FIRST trust on improved northwest city
property no commission, at 6per cent interest for
TO LOAN 600 on first-class real estate security
Monty wANTED-on Broosland property at per
cent ample security; no commission ,rr.u
se243t 600 ST. NV
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT PER CENT
,hr91yh az agents. Call on address JOHNSON L
stnia farms or suburban property. se231w
WANTED 81, 800 FOR THREE YEARS AT SIX
propet sT T ser @ BY s trust on
eommission Address Lock Box rs. V City p O. : sass
WANTED.;ABoUT q. 900 ON APPROVED REAL
S. ss4 Se desirable locality in e'y Add.s:
To Lot .I1 600 ON WASHINGTON CITY
..o,ow cHARdEs EARLY.
N1O AND UPWARD LOANED UPON FUR
in .nsbs soas s
eays Boa TO- Stan ocs pay
WANTED-TO BORROW %, 600 AT PER CENT.
s,,r payable GnEterly. on hrst-cass business prop
seis-iat. 'n'ni''''0h Address BOX LOO star 0m0e'
MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS
18Th and sts R% L. l. Ah'fohD .s ss fnr
M IN S II J i fsSs { f ffs S SEsA
REAL ESTATE N THIS DISTRICT.
R. o. HOFFMAN.
se3 Cor. 10th and SITS. n.
MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT. AT ) AND 8 PER
csns 99 D. G real ], estate security FRANK T.
1906 Pa ave- tthe Arlington Fire ms Co. 5 oice sci
BUILDING LOANS. PAYABLE IN MONTHLY.
~ n,ai or At lSwss'
ana '5iff S. SS.E nd 81.
WI rates approved real estate security special
TFsiHGfi1f Ruff 1907
ITO L0AN-wAsHINGToN. BALTIMORE AND
rns an? sN Co. St S,a
jeI7-ly
NoSEY TO LOAN on PROPERTY, ~ cry n
sToN, l5O3'Ps. ave. n. ". apo5-n
NoNEY TO LOAN on real. ESTATE OR FIRST
class security at lowest rates Of interest no delay
api6 '''' ''~ NY o G. GREEN. soa 7th ct. NV.
MONEY 70 LOAN-IN SUMS OF FROM $500 UP
delay on '''''vi Du 5ss su irsffE5R.' M
ap4-tr 500 NV
None, TO LOAN az s nyAI ESTAT5 IT Low
Successor to pANENHowER / son. cor LstS and
q SIS. aN24
MONEY TO LOAN AT > AND g PER CENT ON
WI approved District real estate no DELAYS
NJ. NJ PARKER,
mho 14iSFst
nOYOU WANT MONFY,-sIO TO 800 TO LOAN
~ at low interest furniture. pianos horses
household goods other personal property principal
and interest payable in weekly monthly payments
no removal Of goods from residence; no publicity
Address Box 0S. Star Office my1S-5n'
AND q PER CENT-MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY
- sums desired on approved real estate within this
District; builders loans sperialtv; prompt attention
given to all applications. EASTERDAf NAL
LERf. 624 F St. Pacific building. mhS-tr
MONEY TO LOAN AT q PER CENT IN SUMS
4V1 to suit. LARGE amounts spacialty. Also.
AGENTS Of the United Security Life Insuranc, AMI
Trust Company OF Pennsvevania we make instamsns
loansof any amount payable monthly. quarterly or
semi-annually Good building loans also const i6rei
+. H. SMITH SONS.
no1F-tr 141sFst. NV
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED AT
AVl lowest rates Of approved real estats
situated within the District of Colnmbs delay be-
yond time for examination Of title AMI prep
aration Of papers commissions reasonable.
;y15-tf l:r54 F st. NV
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October comes; she signs, "Ah me!
OF hope I'm soon bereft.
When that is here there'll be but three
More months of leap year left"
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

STEAM CARPET CLEANING
L and renovatiny works. nos and ITO Z st. n. W
Carpets cleaned in the best manner by our process.
Furniture mattresses aud feathers renov atei res
phone. oo4. II. NEWNYER. Manager. mnlS-r
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LoR sALE-IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK At
these houses-vatrhmsn premises-1S3 to 16l
8 n g. los isS1O to lO-foot alley new two-story
and back building brick houses cellar. furnace.
good rooms and BATH stationary washstands. rsngc.
crystal chandeliers. Handsomely pApered stone sills
front AMI rear iron and park fences. being
The most cmpete houses in the city: will be sold
easy tnonthly Payments. For particulars call at
real estate ONCE. 18Th and q sta
n W. aux7-1m
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL cARRIyGToN ArToRNEY-Ar-LAw,
WEBSTER Law Building, sos ID 81 n. ". w sshinston
DC. Be0dence. 853 Of. q. ". 62
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''Straws show which way the wind blows"
''No they don't replied the man who is
afraid of the farmers alliance. They used to,
but hayseeds show it now"
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TAKOMA PARK
l. Oak ave.-Bssutful home. less than two squares
from station: house IL rooms. CLOSETS furnace an
.. repsces and crates els rant wood msuts, nearly
fruit. running water good ws barn, chicken nous,
and yard. Will sell at bargain srchsnge for city
property Call on address OWNER, I,1s st. n "
ap.D-tr
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Il Those -legsnty finished brown stone houses
situated of the best streets Of the Capitol.
LIT and I'll trimmed in hard wood all modern
Improvements ricesrsnylng from 81. 100 So 600,
40 cash balance 20 suit. Apply to II. c. MANliUM.
coz 81. Il. ". or 1918 Y. c. ave. se;33-3t'
EOR sALE-l7I7 CONN AVE; NEW WHITE
Il sTUNE hOteE: rs rooms. LATEST improve
mems, HANDSOMELY decorated snd pspered :;
NAGSlfICESI "a. fixtures: price. 500 800 Apply
10 JAMES ". GREEN. III 18th 81. sel7-lm
I'OR StLF-BY $. II. WALKER. ass LA AVE !:
Il $40. 5ll st. ne; new II rooms; all improve
irents. 81 .OOO. se2-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

JACOB BOOL. Fine Shoes,
c20 7th ct. n. ".
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young hearts love is the poetry Of life.
This explains why young hearts are so hard 90
understand; also why they develop so much
more rhyme than reason.
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$4,000

MONEY TO LOAN
WI In to suit at lowest rates approved real
estate security. FITCH, FOX K BROWN,
Ia9 14O6 G st. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26

The bold campaigner loses sleep
On speeches sharp or lenient,
Forgetting 'twould be best to keep
Blue pencils quite convenient.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

E'oR sALE-THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY STU
ated on East Capitol bet. eth and sth SITS. this
lot has frontage OF - feet inches BY 81 feet 11k
inches and Is suitable for three building lots Ofer
wanted. Call or address
se.s6,3t. I0HN n i rNGu AIrs A1n ID AZ N
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90 6-3rn
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| MONEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON DISTRICT
AN real estate In sums TO suit A. +. FOX. go st.
NV. se26-1 I'm
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-06-04
HANGING ON WE'LL.
The British Parliament May Not lie DIS
solved Until Next Spring.

The British Parliament May No lie DIS
solves Until Next Spring.
LONDON, May 2S.-A cabinet council was
convened to-day for the special purpose OF
determining the date for the dissolution OF
parliament. Prior to the beginning of the
cabinet council a number Of the members
had an interview With Mr.. Balfour and i'm
pressed him with the necessity o! settling
the question Of dissolution without delay,
as their personal engagements were para
lyzed and the business Of the country was
suffering from the uncertainty i'll regard to
the matter. The almost unanimous repre-
sensations which were made to the Con-
servative. Whips with a view of influencing
the cabinet, advised that the dissolution OF
parliament either take place at the end OF
June or be postponed until the spring OF
1893. The tenor of the communication
made by the whips to members alter
the council indicated a decision to pro-
coed with the IRISH local government
bill and the abandonment Of the intention
to resort TO total dissolution. Mr.. Bal:our
promises a definite declaration on the even
ing of the Whitsuntlde adjournment. 1t IS
understood that Mr.. Bal our demanded OF
his colleagues time to complete his scheme
of legislation, ever though it be necessary
to adjourn at the end of July and to hold a
winter session. The decision will enrage
the opposition, who without delay will re-
sort to every device TO obstruc, government
business; but it viii! be approved by the
majority OF the Unionists. though it will
embarrass many who relied upon dissolu-
ton in June es inevitable. If the Conserv-
atives' anticipations taking ;orm tonight
be fulfilled. 10 Gladstone government will
be possible until the end of the spring OF
1893 and no home rule until 1891, while Mr..
Balfour's local government measure, hay
ing a clear year to operate, must compile
cate Mr.. Gladstone's task in creating q new
Irish administration.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS,

A NEW iron field. said to be of great val
lie, is to be opcne in New Mexico.
1t has been decided to open the doors of
Tufts college, Boston, to women.
THE Methodist conference decides that
no more bishops shall be elected at present.
IT is claimed that the Cinnamon in the
United States will migrate to Mexico en-
masse.
The American Water Works association
will hold the next annual convention at
Milwaukee. G. II. Benzenberg of Milwau-
kee was elected president.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GROVER CLEVELAND have
declined the invitation to be present at the
worlds fair opening having formed con-
t1icting plans.
DENIS DEAHY & Co. of Chicago, whole
sale dealers in WOODEN cloths, have failed.
with liabilities estimated at 500, 600 and
assets nominally the same.
PETER McKEEvER, a Chicago restaurant
keeper, has been made insane by excessive
indulgence in coffee, on which he has al
most wholly subsisted for three years.
An interstate wool convention, represent
ing states west of the Mississippi, has been
called to meet at Albuquerque, N. Mex.
July S.
For:y-eight young men have received
diplomas as graduates of the Union Theo-
logical seminary. Among them are c.
Howard CRUDE and John H. Hope OF Mon.
tana and Charles Williams of Iowa.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-06-04
THIlSl Y-T\VO MILLIONS
Is the Estimated Damage Caused by the
Recent Floods.

Is the Damage Caused by the
Recent Floods.
New YORK, May 2S.-Special advices to
Bradstreet's from regions affected more seri-
ously by floods point to an aggregate
loss in five states of $32, OOO.-
600, which includes damage to railway
property, destruction Of or damage to
~levees, to farm buildings, machinery, live
stock and crops, as we'll as loss on other
property. Louisiana and Arkansas have
lost less in this respect than reported, and
Illinois and Missouri probably more.
Losses in Iowa and Kansas have been
greatly exaggerated.
SETTLERS STARVING.
Arkansas CITY, Ark, May 2S.-The story
told; there is not 1 900 acres OF. dry soil in
Desha county. all the people lave been
rescued and are now on high ground.
but actually starving. SO diff
cult of . access are they to the
relief steamers. All the big plantations Tor
forty miles in the Arkansas valley are VI
terly ruined. At Shreveport, La, the situ-
alton is growing hourly more serious on
Of the river. It now |"s seems ''t that
a general overflow OF the Red
river valley is inevitable. Thousands OF
people have been impoverished. The
teamers Wagner and Howell are doing
great work in saving Ii e and property in
the overt1owed section. The Howell
brought from the lower river III men, wom-
en- and children rescued from levees and
hich houses. The wafer is the highest since
1919.
WATERS RECEDING.
New ULM, MINI, Special, May 2S.-The
water OF the Minnesota river, which have
inundated the lowlauds extending along
the river Of this section, is rapidly receding
and the damage done IS very small.