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THE WORLDS GRAIN CROP.
Estimates SubmitteA Yesterday At the
Vienna Fair.

vienna Fair.
The annual grain fair in Vienna was
opened yesterday. An official report was
read confirming previous Austrian estimates
that the Austrian wheat yield viii amount
to 100000 metre centnsrs. The North
American wheat yield was placed In the re-
port at go. 200 bushels, rye at "a. So, 900
bushels and corn at 1.sO9 100000 The wheat
yield OF India is placed at 22Ss,000 tons.
against $40. 900 tons last year.
The report gave the following figures -
the percentage Of averages:
Austrta-Wheat, 80; rye. So barley, So;
oats. 50. Hungary-Whsat, ~; rye, g; bar
ley. 100: oats. s.
Other parts Of Germany: Saxony-Wintsr
wheat. los; summer wheat. ~; rye 100: bar
ley; IS; oats. g. Bavarian and Hessian
Palatinatss-Wintsr wheat. " to -; rye.
from IS to s.; barley. from 20 to Is; ,ss.
from so to 90. Observation-Disclosures wheat.
"; summer wheat, a; rye. ~; barley. 81;
oats. u: Mscklsnhurs-Whsst. LOS; rye. 80;
These figures are the averages Of coun-
tries other than Austria Hungary and Ger
many as given In the report:
Denmark-Wheat, 100; rye, 100; barley. 20;
oats. 60
%, Russia 1. wheat; 81; summer wheat.
Sweden and Norway-Wheat. 100; rye. 90;
pdEleyt %, Oat8, 3D.
switzeriand-wheat. 80; rye. 10: ba0ey.
not estimated; oats, c.
Holland-Wheat, from IS to 20; rye, from
30 to %; barley, from Is 70 30; oats. from 70
to Is.
Bslgium-wheat from s. to 80; rye from
30 to 100; barley, from Is 70 80; oats, 80.
France-Wheat, 81: rye. IS; barley, S.;
oats. Sc.
Great Britain and Ireland--Wheat, 90;
rye. not estimated; barley, IS; oats. so.
ltaly-Wheat, 1o3; rye co: barley, g.
oats. g.
servia-wheat. 50: rye, IS: barley. 90:
oats, not estimated.
Roumania-Wheat. 90; rye, 60: barley. 1OO:
oats, 100.
These averages are given for the follow.
Ing six divisions Of Russia: Podolia--Wheat
30; rye. 70; barley, IS: oats, 10O Mid SOUTH
west-Wheat. from 70 to 30; rye, from 90 to
90; barley from no to l2o: oats. from l2o to
iso: Hid-westernmWheat from 70 to Co.;
oats: from 12o to l3o. Cherson and Ekater-
tnaslav--Winter wheat, 10; summer wheat,
$50; rye, 100; barley, 175; oats, 49, Courland
Wheat, 120: rye. 100; barley. 80; oats. So
Northern-Wheat. %; rye IS: barley, TO-:
oats, 70.
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Diseased Cattle Guaranteed,

Health Inspector Benjamin of Jersey
City yesterday seized at the National Stock
Yards, foot of 9Th street over twenty head
of diseased cattle, which arrived between
and O'Clock on West Shore train The
train consisted of ten or twelve cars The
cars We're all filed with cattle. The dis
eased ones were distributed among the lot
exposing them to the contagion. The in
fected steers were quickly Guaranteed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29
National Commercial Convention.

York board Of trade and transportation
has sent out a call to the 1,2e9 boards Of
trade In the United States asking that they
convention TO be held at Washington Sep
TENDER r.
The purpose avowed Is to bring the Unfit
ence OF these bodies to bear upon the re-
peal Of the purchasing clause Of the Sher-
man law.
All who favor repeal are urged to take
steps at once to make their sentiments eff
fective by seeing that delegates are sent to
the convention. Each board of trade is ad-
vised TO apprise its Senators and Congress
men OF action taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29
Thirty Years I'm an asx,um

An attempt Is now being made to secure
the release of the aged William H. King
from an asylum for the insane, where he
has been long confined. An application for
writ of habeas corpus was made to the
supreme court In Boston yesterday, and
hearing in the case will be had on Tues
day. Great secrecy is preserved with re-
gard to the Circumstances of his case. which
appears to be rather strange one. Mr.,
King is immensely wealthy. being said to
eighty years of age, thirty OF which he has
spent within the walls Of an asylum, from
which an effort is now being made to re-
lease him,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29
VICTORY OF A TRACTION COMPANY
Measures Passed Over the Veto q
Jersey City's Mayor.


Jersey City's Mayor.
The Consolidated Traction Company, as
the syndicate that aims to gridiron most Of
the large cities in northern New Jersey
with electric railways 10 known. scored a
substantial victory in Jersey City yesterday.
The syndicate has leased the existing
street lines Of the Jersey City and Bergen
Railway Company, and on the It'll instant
secured the passage of an ordinance by the
board Of street and water commissioners
that gave the company q monopoly OF all
the streets of Jersey City Heights and
other parts Of the city. with provision for
two main lines across the Hackensack
meadows to Newark
Acting Mayor Reuben Simpson vetoed the
ordinance, but the street and water COM
missioners unanimously passed the meas
ure over his objections yesterday.
The acting mayors veto Of the ordinance
for the vacating Of the westerly end of
Railroad avenue to enable the Junction
Railroad Company to extend it's lines south
Of the Pennsylvania railroad to the various
terminals at Communipaw was also amend
ed At the same meeting. 1t Is probable that
the courts will be appealed to in both mat
tiers. as the passage of both caused q storm
of protests, and limitations Of bribery are
freely bruited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29
Mr.. Quincy Has Not Resigned.

Assistant Secretary Of State Josiah Quin-
cy denies that he has resigned. as sta ted in
the dispatches sent out from here yester-
day. A correspondent Of a Boston paper in
terviewed him in Chicago yesterday, and he
declared point blank that he had never
written any resignation to the President.
Il shall do nothing" said he, It'll have
consulted with Mr. Cleveland"
One week from Wednesday Mr.. Quincy
will see President Cleveland in Washing
ton, and the matter will be settled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29
Brains and Bodies.
From the Medical Journal.

Big brains and big abdomens may go to-
gether. Victor Hugo was large enough to
join the fat mems society, and even 6au-
tier. who spent a good deal of time poking
fun at fat men. at last became fat himself
He would break down any eighteenth Gen.
fury sofa on which he might happen to sit.
us ais ehLn ana chseks teM oown SaSsine
Dumas. the elder, weighed more than 200
pounds: Eugene Sue author of the '.Mys-
for several years before he died had to say
goodbye to his feet because he couldn' I
see them. Renan. the philosopher and his
thor recites that william the ConQuerer,
became q monster, physically. before he
died. and 50 did Emperor Maximus. Caesar
and Napoleon did not belong to the lean
kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29
INVENTOR HARVEY DEAD.
The Originator of the Harveyixed A
NOR Plate and Roller Screw.

The originator OF tho Harveytxed Ar
NOR Plate and Roller Screw.
Hayward A. Harvey. the inventor Of the
Harveyized steel armor plate and roller
screw. died yesterday at Orange, Nj, from
kidney trouble. He had been sick for the
past five months.
He was q son of Gen. Thomas W. Har-
vey and was born In New York state in
lsD. After leaving college he entered his
fathers machine shop and studied engin-
eerfng. He invented many improvements
fer tho manufacture of wire, and he was
the inventor OF the rolled screw and Harvey
steel process.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29
THE VOTE on REPEAL.
Surprise 1T tho sise Of the Majority.
Some Changea.

The only surprise In the vote on the VIII
son bill and the several amendments In
the House yesterday was the size Of the
majorfties against all the silver amend
ments and for the unconditional repeal of
the Sherman law
The heavy losses sustained by the silver
men were chiefly In the south
The strongest vote for the silver men
was on the restoration Of the Bland-Alli-
son act in the place Of the Sherman law.
This was defeated by q vote Of 213 nays to
lsS yeas. The vote by states was a. fol-
lows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29

The famous personal damage suit against
P. 81. Arthur, chief of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers for $500 900 COM
menced at Toledo last March, Immediately
after the strike of the engineers on the
Ann Harbor railroad, has been settled out
of court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29

way. They're a compound
Of refined and concentrated vegetable ex-
tracts; put up in glass vials, always fresh and
reliable; handy and perfect vest pocket
remedy.
If they don't give satisfaction, in every
case, your money viii be returned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29

Sometime when you are suffering from
Catarrh, think Of the thousands Of hopeless
cases which must have been cured by Doctor
sage's Cstarrh Remedy, before its proprietors
any case Of Catarrh, no matter how bad,
which We cannot cure, Wen pay $500 cash"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29
An Old Wilmington Editor Dead,

editor Of the Daily Republican of Winning
ton, Del, and for two years clerk Of city
council. died yesterday. He was born In
York, Pa, sixty-six years ago, and lived at
Wilmington over forty years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29
TO BREAK Up

attacks Of colds, chiIls, fevers,
rheumatism, neuralgia, and
kindred arrangements result
Ing from severe exposure,
there's nothing 30 valuable
As DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
let's. No household should be
without them, to meet Just
such emergencies.
These little Pellets are tiny,
sugar-coated things that ev-
cry child is ready for. They
keep the whole system regu-
Ldr in q roa-(ooxlr na&,,..,1
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule m ef.ec, July 9. Ises

Schedule m effect July g. Isqs
Lssvs Washington from station corner Of New ser>,
E.p-..s ,rsin. IT'S sP'. sis sss nm. iaH
For cincinns. s. 2ODi. 80 .Sd f@si.nspoii. v:.~-
eqle6 INIT 5Q n, sIp,es. Z. IS n.shs
For rls'so sn ana clevelsnd express daaay Az
For Lexington aud stanton. 30 4oam
FSr Inrag. x.gTsi 81 sr,ds 0f so. nc knorva,
chst,snoass and Memphis. ITO y; dsily ssspil
For ISrag. 4 30 pTS. a. ssa N''n''ns'
For Baltimore week days. 90 x5.&o. 81 r7.fA
G s 90 q n mn ca IS q g % 30
10 $40 s. s sS s. tsSS and 4 : ~
ss + EsGi % i u g e. ds s. Z 1asS M
For Annapolis q i5snd ? Is IN. IL Is - 20
piTp ar s snssssys $40 30 al fl Pm a.,
For gse..rstowr. -lo 20 a. N. sna tasopm
For GsithersbnrT and wsv poin' - "a 25 "a. ooan
IL. a. 400. "a. 80 - a. .705 % 40 I'll 70 q n
p.i Station. cniy. tlo % m. e 80. q 80 pm '-
lST Bay R,aTs week Ssys 2 Z =, n and AS a
RoYaI Bite i IfSf IF ToE S aS HdRR AND pHrt
For Phir.d.hi. NsT fqil Boston .ua IN. ..-,
so. p,nipS csrl. 5. 90. dl.so pm. sleeping css.
Buffet Parior Cars on all day trains
For Boston. "a ,. m, with Pullman Buffet sle-p-
y,s poushteepsis b.iaee landing passengers IL b al
For Atlsntic CITY, 10 90 m and II 90 noon ss.-
tEIeept Sunday: Daily: ssunday only.
D7rsaVe called for aud checked from hotels ss<
'fei o SpfI s and 1851 Pa spa sc ssgs
Gen MansIer uelol Gen Ps.e Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29

BUirrs' BRoNo LrrHIA cures sick headache, neu.
ralgia and Insomnia where all other bromos fail
Three doses, 10 cents-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

GREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE. LOCATED ON
Fruit Hfl Farm. Blue Ridge mountain east
side OF Shenandoah river. Harper's Ferry, West
Va.
S. Sc and 81 per week: 81 and 81 so per day;
children half rates. Capacity of hotel, 80
Round trip from Washington. good 10 October 81,
&2.25. Conveyances meet all trains. Send for
circular. taul-lml @. w. GREEN. Proprietor.
HILL TOP SUMMER RESORT. HILL TOP HOUSE
Harpers Ferry, W Va. T. s. LovErT. Prop
cry unegualed. First-class table. -Four daily
AoRREIL HOUSE. HARPER's FERRY. W. VA
largest and best furnished honse Camp Hill
Coolest point. shady lawns. magnificent scenery.
Terms reasonable 0ySl-lml p. II. SPEAR.
THE NEW HOTEL PONHATAN. AVOID MA
LARA and the hot weather. The coolest place and
most beautiful scenery IL from the grand vera nda
OF the Hotel Powhatan. Charlestown. W. Va.
Elegant spring water, classed among the saline
chalybestes: electric lights and bells: table and
service. unexcelled: bass fishing IN the Shenan-
doah river near by; communication tickets via the
B. and o.: four daily trains via B. and o.. two
circulars write TO WN. q. STAFFORD. Proprie-
tor, Charlestown. W. Va. tyls-2m
MOUNTAIN HOME COTTAGE cSEAR DEER PARK
stntionl. on the B. and o. railroad Only a
short distance from the Deer Park Hotel. Ad-
dress Mrs. J. 6. LAUGHLIN. Deer Park, I'D.
jyfs-Sm
WHITE COTTAGE. HARfE R's FERRY. w. VA.
Best view the Shena ndoah river. Open 20
boa rders June % 1893. Sepd for a circular and
terms. Address wM n. BELL. je27-sm
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cHEsAPEIKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST q, 1891
Trains leave daily from Union Station lB. aud Pa
6th aud II So.
Through the grandess scenery in America. with tbs
West from Washington.
900 Pm dailv-'' washington and cSie.ro sp--
cial"-Soltd vestib1lei. n-wv e1uippe1. eertrls-
lighted t-HIn. Pul,msa's finest escaping wssk-
tnEfon to Cincinnau end NashiB rfon 10 chicsso.
Dining car IRON WaShington- Arrives Cinrtnnar
G:5S m. Indsnl~olis A N. chicseo 5:ep N
IL 10 n. m. daily he famous p r. V. LimtedH-
solid vestihule trsia. with dining and pullnsu
s-epers for Cincinnati. Lexington AMI Louisville
without chanca. arriving AZ Cincinnati 6.2l p. n
Lexington 6;l5 o. N Lonisyllle go p. m. Ind al
spOiis IL 20 pm Chi AR q - an. ST. Louis -
m. CONNECTING tn f'fii N deno, for az points
special Pullman sleeper Moudavs. wefnesia q a
FRIDAYS through 10 hot sprinrs Va. withou, ohsn
arrives - am.
= 90 y m. dAily-EKpress for CiordonSvllle. Chsrs
loffpsviile Navn~sha-o StsultOu and nrin ina We
gipiR osnts: daily except Sunday, Tor tlich u0nd
Pm I'm N lnca, an tickets at comnany's ofhcS..
5l3 aud 1921 Pc ne ave
su24 H. W FULLER. GeaT Passenger Aren't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29

Duke Ernst Of saxe-Coburg left a large
estate.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
COLLEGE
No. 10 st. NV.
Of Jesus
Schools will reopen On Monday. Sept. 4, 1895.
Three Free Scholarships open TO successful
competition on the LIST, 3D. 80 and 4th Of Sep
TENDER. This competition is open to all. even to
students already belonging to the college. For
further particulars apply 70
CORNELIUS GILLESPIE, J..
Au20-ot President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29

CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, l225
10th 81: NV. Twenty-fourth year. Piano, or
gan, voice, violin mute, cornet, &c. Free ad.
vantasss to pupils. o. B. BULLARD. Direc-
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RAILROADS.
STATION sSsOE COMM "a I HsS STREE

RAILROADS.
STATION sSsOEssAFSAAsS{A hAAI HsD STREETS
lO.,s an 9Si .eeiHsissIslS IssffSsrss..rsll..s
s 1ssr.ns sns p,S.ns S,,, f. ch,SssO and H.''
10 FAST fs re- lHfs'f sss.sa-r p.or
LID rI Pm 'iPSsssssSsfIvAsrA LIMITED. -purln..
prssins and State Room. sleepins. Dtnthe.
81 Pssisr c.s ~: assssaIs 70 oA
Rsis BS., r .Sp CO. Ss .
HARRISBURG Steering and DINING Cars Harrisbprs
LIVE %fsfh ns1n fIf ne eofS ss.
ips Cars % chicsso. and Harrisburg 20 Cevelssd-
80 ES soyfEwEsrEHs ExpREss.-prn
pnns e. Gss % cs sea sss'. sna sd
10. 90 =: NJ PACIFIC FxPREss-pul,m.n s,..p,ns
Car 70 Pitsseu-s. and Buffet sNepinE Car HarISs-
$50 A. N. for Kane. osn.ndaieus Rochester and 81
m gsrs Falls daily ercert sunday.
S.y .Iosps sun1sy For %if nSSS asS dsiS
7.40 P. * for wfIhsmsport. Rochester, Buffalo .ud
ass sr w rsls daily e1seg, Saturday with sis-p
10 40 P. r. sor Er.ei osnsps.isu. and Roch..u,
:Ira ,Sr s sts s and se, ca I. daily sa's
FS cgR S5s sE1
Tsi1 a. sss IS 81
ms e. % sn4 "a 90 ,1s II ptn, ssss.
90 q5n,ns Car. 70 coschesD. z. %. 900. u %
IN, - 3 r. 30 tD1n,ns Carr, 3 IS 42a 90
sss sts5 a.g. s and E fIprs.. d.
end s 40 .. m. daily.
For Boston. without change a. 50 a. week days .ad
u 8 and IL. Is m. every day saturdays onlS.'
For B SH e IS, 500 S2S s;os 20 E5o,sG
Ia go g q e. i ID Il g. q io.S Il 4 "a
u. Sunday q an
800 10 s, p u s pa az az , sIS lio Ila5e.
For cSs.t G ne ~ ~ p and dan,
For knnspoIi.' 2ao. 900 .na ,1.so =. m. and %
nm n; eSsaiy except sunday. sundays e.oos n
For R.s ~ ., md the sogth, $50 ana 10 s5sn.
week days
Aecennodation for Quantico. 7.45 m daily sad
For .ieI =, A . %. q s, a4s $40. e4s nns
si5i s o. ng io AZ .Sa Il a ~ %S On s. ga
40 AS 9 IS. 10 Is a M. 90. q a els. sa
L.ssso asSe1sna5i. for Washington. eos. 20.
soos6S 5s5 20 8 ~ II 90 80 M isl 9o So
noe N On Sunday az . 10. 10 is and II. ~
s Is M 10 s Ss s -,
rsnn,yiysn:. .ye1us. and :, me station. ss .na
saggAgs e ysssipatOn from hotels and rssdsness
Genera Msn.s,r. Iaesl General r...-ss. M sss-s
RICHMOND AND pAYvrLLE RAILROAD.
SAMUEL Reflex FosTEkE R HfgginpyykRRsER Asr
schcdnie in eject iusust IL. ises
ser Station. Washington. ID. c.
800 a m dsiy-Locsl for DanviIe and tnteriss-
ate stations, ana connects for Front Royal and str-s
burg daily. except sunday.
II 10 a. m. Echmand and Danville fast mai
y5rSis ana s.or sss Hss.sp 50
sHss 'I Sna. .ss I'D
mingham, and pnelika, Columbus and Monteume1r
Pullman Sleeper New York and Washington 20 a.
lsnts. uniting at Greensboro with sleeper for y
gust. n.pr
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

IolOMhS IA LII DohIo-
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT co.
EXCURSION RATES.
For 80 days from August ID the fare TO al river
landings will be reduced 10 the excursion rate OF
81 90 for the round trip.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake every sunday. ann.
Steamer Lady OF the Lake every Wednesday. s
Apply to STEPHENSON BRO. Agents.
auiolm 9TH st. wharf
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT co.
For Baltimore and river landings.
Steamer Sue leaves every Monday at pm. and
Steamer Lady Of the Lake every Sunday at pm.
and wednesday at pm for Baltimore and river
Al Rrvf aG 9FEaaT aSr f 81 FsfAb
For freight q sf fTssffEs SPY BRO Arts.
Jee7-sm 7th street wharf
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.. LIMITED"
w,S% IA o st. s55y Tsay
and intermediates landings Returning TUESDAYS.
1Rd o F Ho Ssa5d1s and
H. srs II sT and 'FTs %
ssssTS I"nd nS rYyns n Ms:hns,on Wn
DAYS az $50 pm. far Colonial Beach Colton's.
Leonardtown St Georges Island. Smith creek
irving at washington SUNDAYS about 10 pm.
WV ~ CIV. ridley.
ies-tf General Manager
NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL
Leaves River View wharf. eth street. sun
day, Tuesday and Thursday at Z am. Landing al
all whsrfs as far down Maddox creek Return
ing on MONDAYS. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS 2
p.m- Passenger accommodat tons frst-class Freight
received until hour OF sailing. Telephone. lies.
F. A. REED CO.. agents. Alesandris.
r. s. RANDALL.
ap2f-tr Proprietor and Manager
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT co.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN w.SHrvcToS. D. c.
FORTRESS MONROE and
NORFOLK. VA
The new and powerful iron Palace Steamers
WASHINGTON AND NoRFoi.H-Sou-TH BOCND.
Leave Washington daily az pm. from foot 81
eth st. wharf, arrive at Fortress Monroe AT $50
am. next dav. Arrive 1T Norfolk At 1880 am.
where railroad connections are made for al points
youth and southwest
NORTH BOUND.
Leave Norfolk oaiiy al e:lO pm. Leave Fortress
Monroe st 7:1o pm. Arrive at Washington AT
$50 an next day.
Tickets on sale st s1a. SO 1851 and 1921 Penn.
syivania ave.. and CHS 18th 81. NV
Ask for titkets via the new line.
Telephone 15o -
spl4-tf Gen. Srr..
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FREE MEDICINE and
FREE TREATMENT
F.ox MONDAY Auousr g. To Srprrxsr. 81 Iscrusrv.

Fsox MONDAY AUGUST %. To SEPTEMBER 81 Iscruuvr
TIE LONDON MEDICAL DnrESsARY In
..ned
e
is mott o be confunded~ auAcA
o In
In
. IN
IL pof n dshd upacsuU
In serrcu OF
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toni
n
as II to %
them with le simply noag.
loss o. o It be q
anxu
the sLung cstar.
TrvAasH
Of &c
m to spn 10 u
The London Medical Dispensary,
sos 18Th StpseI N0u1hwesGo A"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-29

au22-sm AND LITTLE CHILDREN.
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE FOR DAY STUDENTS ON.
~; studies resumed September IL; send for new
catalogue. BROTHER FABRlCIAN,
aul2-3m President.
a07 D ST. n. ". TRY NOW
IL private FRENCH LESSONS
From MILE " PRUD' HOMME.
FAN classes reopen September 16. aulQ1me
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-16
THEY'LL PAY TAXES.

After April l coming it becomes unlaw-
full for sleeping car companies to operate
in New Mexico unless they shall have first
filed with the territorial auditor a sworn
statement showing their gross earnings
in this territory for the previous year
ending March l and paid tax of $3.50
for each 500 of such gross earnings
There are several worthy points about
the bill, one of which brings in this tax
for the past year. Another good feature
is the distribution of the funds derived
from this tax; one-half of it goes to the
territorial treasury and the other half is
to be distributed among the counties &C.
cording to the mileage covered by sleep
ing cars therein.
And in this connection the New Mkt
CAN will be excused if it does bit OF
hurrahing on its own account. Some
four years ago this journal began the
agitation in favor of such a law and while
it encountered many obstacles at first it
now has the satisfaction of experiencing
that felicity which attends success in any
worthy undertaking.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-16
JelLER'S CLEVER MOVE.

Senator Teller has adopted very
clever and timely plan for sounding the
new senate on the subject OF silver, and
indirectly drawing out President Cleve-
land thereon. He will tomorrow or the
dag following offer resolution in the
senate in favor of reconvening the inter-
national monetary conference at Brus-
sells this summer. Western readers will
await the result with deep interest. 1t is
believed that Mr.. Cleveland is not alto
gether opposed to such conference not
withstanding it IS a Republican idea, and
it is just ossible that the senators would
like all the light possible on the subject
before they tackle it for themselves next
December. 1t is unq uestionably true, as
the senator says, that there is campaign
of education going on now the world over
on the subject of silver as money.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-16

Thu president now says that he will not
discriminate against editors in the parcel
ing out of offices; this is right; editors, De
they Republican or Democrats, have some
rights that should be respected; besides
there are several eminent, able and dis
tinguished New Mexico editors candidates
for office; it would never do to keep them
out, mover, never, never.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-16

ME-. CLEVELAND did right in taking a
stand against the Sexes. The lot in Of
flee in New Mexico from 1885 to 1889 was
certainly deuced bad one, and Mr.
Cleveland, we may well presume, has
found that out. For the sake of the good
people of New Mexico and a decent ad
ministrat!on let him stick to his deter
mination at any rate as far as New Mex
leo is concerned; the rest of the country
can take care of itself.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-16

SECRETARY SMITH, of the department OF
tho interior, has recently said that it
would be a month yet before he could
reach the matter Of the appointments OF
governors and secretaries for the terri
tories, and that he would listen to the
wishes of the people of the territories as
to whom they wanted for those positions.
If the secretary pays heed right carefully,
some of the Democratic aspirants from
New Mexico will not be appointed.