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Failed to Nee, the Committee.

Through a misunderstanding there was
no meeting last evening between the execu-
tive committee of the Democratic Interstate
Association and the late treasurer of that
organization. MIR. II. F. J. Drake. whose
accounts are to be rendered TO the COM
mittee for Inspection. The committee I'M
derstccd that the meeting was to be held
at the hall of the association, and Mr.
Drake was sure that the place was to be
at his store - III street northwest. Another
meeting viii be arranged.
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The Cattle Market.

At the cattle market at the Union Stock
Yards at Benning yesterday So cattle were
on the market and sold as follows: Best
sold from &C. to lac. per h.; good sold
from lie. to Sic. per h.; medium sold
from &c. to lie; common sold from &c to
1-2e- 33l sheep and lambs on market and
sold as follows: Old sheep sold from 2 l-2c
to &c per h.; lambs sold from ) lie. to
4 lie. per H. Cows with calves sold from
50 to $50 Market good.
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National University Library.

Contributions Of books and money for the
National University Library are still being
received in encouraging numbers. though
there Is plenty Of room in the Golfers and
en- the shelves for newcomers. Physicians
and dentists are being urged by their
friends to subscribe to this good work. All
matters connected with the movement are
In the hands of DR.. D. L. Wiber, III 18th
street northwest.
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MORE THAN ENOUGH.

The subscriptions to the New Bond
Issue of the Columbia R.R. Co.
The financial preliminaries of the Column
bia Street Railway Company in the cable
road project have been satisfactorily conf
pleted. On Tuesday the subscription books
of the company were closed and the sum
Of 100000 Necessary for the betterment
was exceeded by $4,000. This money was
raised by me sale of per cent 2O-year
bonds to stockholders of the company,
which will be issued on October 1, the date
chosen for the commencement of the work
of laying the cable by Contractor Saxton
He expects to complete the contract by
January l. 1t is understood that $J0,OOO
worth of the bonds were taken by the rep
Iesentative of an English syndicate.
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AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Albaughs Grand Opera House-James J.
Corhett in Gentleman Jack"
New National Theater-Primrose and
Vests Minstrels
Academy of Music.-"Our Uncle Dudley ~
Buffers Bijou Theater.-''The Galley
Slave
kernan's Lyceum Theater-The City
Sports Big Company.
Columbia Photograph Musical Palace 919
pennsylvania avenue northwest.-An the
latest popular music
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW,

Marshall Hall-Macalester leaves at 10
am, $50 and $50 pm.
Mount yernon--Macalester leaves at 10
am. and go pm.
Mount Vernon.-By Pennsylvania railroad
every hour, daily.
Indian Head--Macalester leaves at $50
pm.
Buena Vista.-Steamer G. j. SeufferIe
leaves at III am. and =, 4, G and pm
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IF YOU HAVE ROOMS To PA

IF YOU HAVE ROOMS TO PAPER
call and examine the rich handmade papers
HERE. The finest made-were 81 80 to So
now % and JDc- a roll. The good taste and
mastery supervision of Mr. Milne assures
the most artistic paper hanging. MILNE
ASSIGNEE SALE, 1231 G ST. NV.
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READY FOR FALL HOUSE CLEANING?
You want the carpets and rugs bright and
new Let us clean 'em. No injury to
fabrics. Wagon calls Tel. 425. Empire Car
pet Cleaning Works, 631-33 Mass ave-
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Cut With n Scythe.

A colored man, named William Parker
engaged In a row at Benning last night
and received a cut with a scythe. He was
removed to the Emergency Hospital His
assailant is not known.
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Fall Blocks Are Ready-

Not one or two-nor a dozen; but ALL the
new blocks are here. You've worn our s. 10
Hat-knOw how good it was. It's better
pow than ever before. Henry Franc & Son.
cor. 1th and ID. 1t
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A highly creditable entertainment was
given by the Washington Musical Company
at Sheridan Hall, in the Soldiers Home
grounds, last Tuesday evening. A Large
crowd from the city went out, and the
seating capacity of the hall was taxed to
its utmost. The program opened with a
banjo duet by Masters w. Burke and T.
Daw, who were heartily encored, and re-
sponded with patriotic selections, which
were greatly enjoyed, especially by the old
soldiers. Mr.. J. j. Heating, a member of
st. Patrick's Church choir, sang An
chored' in pleasing manner, AMI Mag
dalene Turnburke captivated the audience
by her singing and dancing. Miss Moll;e
Wright, solo soprano of st. Dominics
Church choir, sang "F'leeting Days and
Might Birds Cooling in an artistic man
ner Mr.. w. Graham rendered For All
Eternity with good effect. Master John
Downey was excellent in violin solo. Mr..
Linwood Taylor's appearance was greeted
with applause, and he was Obliged to sing
again and again. Miss Blanche Wood >
rendition of "Carmena" was a masterpiece
The program concluded with a grand gypsy
carnival. Miss NJ. A. Browne sang the
The entertainment was under her direction
and much credit is due her for it's success
Miss Katherine c. Browne recited Cur
few and the Irish Flag with great
pathos The other members of the chorus
were Misses b. Wood, M.Wright r. O'Neill,
NJ Johnson. NJ. Turnburke and little Bessie
Johnson, whose singing and dancing great
ly pleased the audience. THE Angels of
Buena Vista" as recited by Misses Camilla
Fitzgerald and Mabel Cullen, was heartily
encOred. Miss Maggie Coleman and Miss
Nj. A. Browne were the accompanies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-05

IF YOU NEED TINWARE
or Blue and Gray Enamel Ware, don't fai
to attend the special SALE now going on
HERE Prices never so low
j. w. BARKER, cor 9TH and d sw
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"SUCH BREAD AS MOTHER MADE
u my new Quaker Bread" Makes you
strong and healthy. Every loaf labeled
Price SC. At your grocer's or telephone here
CHAS. SCHNEIDER, Alb st. NV
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Good Blood

Was given me by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1 had sui
fered terribly with rheumatism 1 tried all kinds
OF remedies ana they aid me good. l was liz.
ginning to despair when l was advised to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla. When began take Hood
ii gave me the nose bleed. and the blood which was
discharged thick and black. Hoods Sarsapa-
rIila drove out this bad blood and gave a good
appetite, which made good blood. My friends were
Hoods SarsapariIla Cures.
surprised. and everybody was asking pe how
got cured. They said l never could be cured be-
cause had the trouble when was SO young but
tell them that Hoods Sarsaparilla did it
AUGUSTUS JOYCE, AZ Decatur street, Charles
town, Mass
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HAVE FURNACES AND LATROBES
put In order by competent mechanics. JNO
MORAN, 2126 Pa. ave. TEL 9S4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-05

Latrobes. Furnaces and Ranges repaired
promptly at GAKTRELL'S, SO It'll ST NV
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Not the Time to Curtafl.

From Printers Ink.
The advertiser who curtails his advertis-
ing expenditure too much in dull times is
likely to find the dizziness has come to
stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-05

The furniture in 1909 Connecticut avenue
will be sold at auction by Sloan & Co. to-
morrow. at 1890 am. If you are looking
for bargains attend this sale. Everybody
buys at auction now, thereby saving money.
-Adyt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-05

Mrs. T. B. Harrison, importer of milli-
merry, has removed from 1320 F street 10
1877 G street northwest
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For Making Delicious Pickles

order pure cider vinegar. Soc. gal. Jno H.
Masruder & Co., I'LL NY. av. 1l22 Conn. av.
Ady1
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HAVE YOUR HOME PAPERED. We do
rooms. with rich. stylish paper, 81 up. In
terror painting cheap. NOLTE. O7 18th st
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Best s. C. Hams. 13c. Star of the East
Flour, 425. "Old Time" Family Flour,
$3.25, at j. T. ID. PYLES four stores.
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12-Lfeht Windows Glazed, &c.
y. Libbey & Co, 9th and y. Y. ave-Advt

in anything relating to the auction bust
rass see Sloan & Co., 1901 q st-Advt.
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r.. c. LEWIS & SONS Celebrated Hats
Style and quality unexcelled. Fall styles
now ready. Lewis q Son. 1i21 n. Y. ave.
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CITY ITEMS.

Phillips Digestiblc Cocoa Contains
all the nutritious and fat producing proper
ties. 2
Johnston 40 9Th. Friday specials. Page 80
ROYAL. HEADACHE POWDERS. Zoe.
Druggists. seS-tu&thtf
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Mr.. George T. bearing has been elected a
director of the Lincoln National Rank to
fill a vacancy.
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CHIROPODISTS.

REMEMBER THAT Orr SHIELDS ARE TIM
only remedials 10 the world that Immediately
relieve and cure the most eNcrutiatIng h1uiaa
or ctrn. Sold 10y all leading druggists. Prof T.
J. GEORGES son, ChlropOdlsts, iIi5 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-05

FRANC HATS WEAR.
Our $40 hat Is equal, in STYLE quality
and wear, TO any three dollar hat ever built.
HENRY FRANC & SON, cor. 7th and d.
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Tide Table.

Today-High tide, 60 pm.
Tomcrrow-Low tide 1:21 am and / 3
Pm; high tide, 7:03 a m. and T:2S pm.
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ATTORNEYS.

A. GOODRICH, LAWYER, la DEARBORN m
Chicago. Esiahlished 1854. business legal nnA
quiet. Branches aud facilities IN other states
se4-6m
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON
Attorney AT law,
Webster Law building sos ID 81 nv w.,h.
:ngton. DC Residence. a33 a. NV 400
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Tea Pot day. Johnston's, 30 7th. Page o
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Afikado Pitchers. Johnston's. See
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Try Reisinger's Ice Cream. ea5 G NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER,
Forecast rim s p.m. Friday,

For the District Of Columbia, Maryland
And Virginia. generally fair; slowly rising
Temperatures: east or southeast winds.
rouHttfou ~ the wuxa.
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Temperature and condition of water at 8
Am; Great Falls, temperature, 20; condi-
ton. 80; receiving reservoir, temperature,
a; condition at north connection, 80; con-
4ition at south connection, SO; distributing
reservoir. temperature. 70; condition at in
fluent gate house, SO; effluent gate house SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-05

MR.. ALLAN DE cor MUEIIER's SELECT
School for Dancing. Delsarte and Department
Masonic Temple, 9th and SITS. NV, will re-
open for the season 1syi-5 "WEDNESDAY, sept.
20, at and O'Clock pm. Circulars at the
academy. setam
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12

Samuel Z. Quigg. son of Rev. ]. r.
souigg Of this city. having bean nonl
mated by the Republlca Of the Four.
gteenth Congressional District in Now
York as a candidate for Congress, has
determined to make an effort to TO-
duca II not overeo me the 5000 maj orr
ty heretofore rolled up for the Demo
cratic candidate, and at a mass meet
Ing held on Wednesday evening, whel
The called on the voters to smash tn,
Wilson bili,' such mighty shoul
went up as to al most shake the ada
cent buildlDgs from turret to founda
tion stone. Many Democrats present
came out openly and boldly for the
Republican nominee. exelalming I'VE
want no free trade theories, We wani
dread and butter.
When assured by Mr. Quigg that 1
they changed the Democratic majority
In that district Into one for the lie
publican party. they would soon hav'
their bread and butter returned. sue
o shout was sent up as echosd thel
determination to seal the doom Of TIL,
destructive free-ttade party as soon n
opportunity off ,rbd to enable thsm II
do so. We admire Mr.. QIigg's pluck |
undertaking the task to revolutionlzt
such q hopelessly besottsd Dem ocratl
district. His election. however woul
be- almost a mirtcle, as great a SUI
prise as the conversion OF Saul. tn
prosecutor. into Paul. the apostle
n We hope that he may continue to stl
Dshe Dem ocratB until they roar wit
surprise II not with actual pain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12

A microscope would be required to
,snable the stocl lholders in many manu-
featuring establishments, to discover
the dividends that they reeeived the
past year. They complain as they
think their caIIital should have earned
something, anil Its failure to do so has
reduced some OF them to great straits,
When workmen complain OF the 10.
iduction OF wages they should remsm-
Der that this democratic tain ref orln
party destroyed the proiitabieness Of
the business and made reductions
necessary. The laborer cannot expect
big pay where there is little profit
The profits regulate wages, and when
loss follows wages must be reduced
IN order TO prevent bankruptcy. II
may tie hard, but IL Is inevitable, as
effects follow tho cause, The mills OF
the gols grind slowly, but they grind
surely. and every one will receive this
same kind OF gslst as the grain thai
goes Into the hopper Like produce:
Ike, men cannot expect to Rathel
grapes from thorns or Hgs from this
ties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12
A ST. LOUIS SENSATION


Double Tragedy In y Boarding Hoase
Whieh Looks Like Murder.
ST.. LoU1s, Jan. 1a.-The police Of this
city have suddenly been confronted by ona
Of the most mysterious cases they ever
tried to solve. Yesterday woman named
Miss Josie Stevenson applied at board
ing place, 14l2 Olive street, for q room,
finally engaging e room for o week. pay
ing therefore In advance.
In the afternoon Stephen X. Wilsko
called on Miss Stevenson. Late last night
man called at the house and asked 10
see Miss Stevenson. Going TO her room
to call her the landlady found the door
open. Miss Stevenson was lying on the
floor dead, with bullet hole through
her forehead. Wilsko was ON the bed. some
six feet distant, shot twice through the
heart.
Between the two. on the floor, was TO
volver, all five chambers Of which were
empty. The police say that neither Of the
dead persons could have fred the fatal
Shots Although there were several per
sons in the house no one heard any shoot
ing or unusual noise. The man who
called for Miss Stevenson has disappeared
and cannot be found. His name has been
ascertained to be H. G., Mason. Nothing
Is known Of Wilsko and hut little OF Miss
Stevenson. The whole affair is shrouded
In great mystery, and much of a sensa-
tional nature Is expected in Its diseutan-
clement
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12

City Council held its regular week iy
meeting last night The Law com
mittee reported an opinion OF City
Solicitor Elliott on the bills for rent
OF dog pounds. pay of the catcher, and
other expenses connectd with the
Office. The opinion was that all bills
named should he charged to the
police appropriation. The books of
the ordinances were reported finished,
and the work satisfactory and the
Diamond Printing Company's bill OF
Sl. 442.l2 for the work was ordered
paid. Council ordered 500 copies oil
the annual report OF the Board oil
Health, which was presented. printed.
President Perkins said he thought
there was an appropriation OF the
board for printing purposes. He had
the matter held over until the nsxt
meeting.
The treasurer reported the balance
In Union National Bank to be PSI. 4l3
30; in each OF the four depository
banks. sl2, $40 46; received of Building
Inspector Dohl. sl4. 50; Chief Engeueel
Harry Palmer. SCI %; United Statei
Treasurer, SEQ; Plumbing Inspector d
+. Kane. ELI; City Auditor II. II. Bill
liuny, $3.50; lux Collector Edmund
Mitchell, DR., $3.50; Tax Collector Eu
gene NJ. Shyers, S2T5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12

The Every Evening in noticing the
importation OF $50 cases of French
glass. by the James Bradford Com
pany says the price paid tbs manufac-
iturers was sSl6. 30. while tho freight
was $3.50 81 and the duty s1.l4S, so.
This certainly seems excessive. but as
we have SO much money to raise to
support the government. we do not
sec that 1t makeB u great deal OF diff
Terence whether we get 1t from duty
ON glass OF from duty on some othei
% ucie. II seems, however, That Mr.
Bradford thtnks that the reduction
of the duty as proposed by the Wilson
bill, would be a good thing for pur
chasers of glass. as 1t would make
labor como dow o to the proper bear
ing" ..--
This sentence shows that Mr. Brad
ford thinks that the l35arnrs ret to,
much pay and should work for lowe
wages. After this admission the
Every Evening should say nothini
against the reductions OF wages be.n!
made by the va FlJus manufacturers II
our country, as It Is only by such ro
auctions that Dur manufacturers eat
compete with those in Europe. VI
may furth remark for the benefit o
our neighbours OF the Every Evening
that member OF the above compan
afterwards snid that the adoption q
the Wilson bill as it now STANDS, wi
CLOSE every giaAs manufactory in tn
country unless there Is a sweeping re-
duction OF wages, or as SIr. Bradfor
says labor would come down to tn
proper bearing" What is the auyaI
itage Of cheap glass II it leads to n
ductlon oil wages to such an extent q
TO deprive tenants OF their ability I
pay their rents? ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12


MARsHALIaoN, January 40. 1694.-We
a carp, Weighing 80 pounds which was
caught By Samuel Johnston and Dam
ieI McGurk. they have 1t Ia the
stream where It can 10 seen
he shoe shop Of Samuel Gray is do
ing II large business on account OF tho
rolling mills bsing stopped AMI not u
wheel turning. 1hIngs are looking bad
out here at preseul. We have a tan
Per cont reduction and II the Wilson
till pssses we will have another fifteen
por cent reduction. But that don't
make any dliierenDe,as they get no or
ders.
We are all going to church now for
VS. have Rot plenty OF t.lne W attend
and tile rolling mill men are tard
nation ] think lie boys in Marshall
ton had better attend while they are
resting themselves.
kiuiIensi is running on government
blues und tile weavers can make u
cents a day and they have got the
blues. too.
Oar landlords are lowering their
rents here in accordance with the
times.
John AcCullen. very prominent
Democrat. is still improving in poll.
tics aud thinks he viii De ready to bt
/ run lUr mayor Of this town soon.
John Grozter, the property man oi
the old band. is still uisDosin9 OF saic
property and was III MiiilhRton to-day
+ trying to sall it. The band wagon
can DO bought cheap. CIr1zEs,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12
Dangers of Delay.

A Flogman upon The New York Cen.
trail Road delayed-the express
rushsa on and a score Of lives were
lost.
A Nurse Girl neglected the child In
Central Park and the little one was
drowned.
A Father was so busy he had no time
to think OF himself, and SO com mon
symptoms ran into fatal disease.
A Mother was SO absorbed by her
children that she did not notice hef
own danger until 1t WAS too late.
A Million people neglect and delay.
when, II they only realized. their
whole happiness aud very lives nre
at stake.
A Pain In the back, LnssItude, Melan.
choly. Faintness. Irritability, Pros
tration. all Indicate serious kidney
difficulty.
A Headache. Coated Tongue, Irregu
iarities. Cold Feet. Weak Pulse, Con
etipatiOn, unmietakably prove de-
\ ranged kidneys or liver.
A Delay or neglect at such time may
mean eperything--may mean life Of
death.
"A Prompt use OF the only standard
remedy for such troubles, Warner
! Safe Cure. ID the part OF wisdom.
"a Word to the wise Is sufficient
4 Are you one who eau accept time
~ suggestion and hence avoid the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12

BY reference to an item In our local
column. II will DO seen that Governor
Reynolds good friend, Shan"
0ouGhertY, has got into difficulty,
and ls now behind the bars at New
Castle. Cannot the Governor and our
friend, Diokoy. do something for his
yollef, Us be iB too useful man to the
PARTY and to the community at large,
10 lengulsh In prison. Esquire Nc.
Whcrter should bs more careful hore.
after, or he may endanger the success
nj tho Democratic party. Little In.
discrstions must be borne with or the
party Will I'd 10 The dennl.ion tow
wows!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12

The National Association OF Mo-
rocco Manufacturers met In semi-an-
nual session In Philadelphia last even
ing. J. parke Postles of this city Is
president of tue association, but feel.
ing Inwall he vacated the chair for
the vice president, A. b. Martin, of
Lynn. Mass.
There was some lively discussion on
the effect of the tariff on the morocco
trade. and Mr.. Postlss urged that the
large manufacturers raise the prices
GU medium grade goods SO as to make
up Tor losses on tine goods No action
! was taken.
| In the afternoon the members and
\ some OF their friends sat down to III
elaborate dinner. Charles Baird and
Gen Postles spoke.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12

That is on exhibition at tho dime mu-
scum, on Shipley street, is having fun
with the athletic young mon of our
city. Last evening Walter Feaster
undertook to have fall with mis- bear
ship. and Walter. In lesa time that 1t
takes to write the article, was on his
back with the bear smiling at his COM
piete Knockout. William Jones hard
ly had his foot inside the ring wheI
he measured ills length on the roaIds
The animal lie a regular Jim Dandy.