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ii ,oNEREp a LAKE.

Z nssopsr,. a., ,S-pr. Snyder, an
B Presbv,y In the employ of the
FL htsr,ss ! =, mission board, has
~ th'n,so RECON of Af,.ica ia
eki,A tesions never hcfnra' ,, t
~ a na, Az He r'aims w o,wa
4 " CAV AXE. DR.. snyder nrst
fysaq I'M river to IH3 ho =" lie
kqirey :. me Congo river n ,hra.,
" he \, noint whera he ~,
sa,,-. ihe i was a m ,e w :, Ut Ut
= Co.. ,s'ri on the S,,nos ~. y
y. snssS.r iyfr from Inc Town -,
ssriea NJ, ou, II Is hSlieysd ~ ' =,
Fs'aa st s..n !, the Congo riyer by VI an IN
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late the bowels and kidneys VIII find the
true remedy in Electric Bittcrs. This
medicine does not stimulate and contains
No n tonic and alternative. II acts mildly
on the e''' stomach and bowels, adding
strength and giving tone to the organs.
of the' f,inntions. Electric Blitcrs is an
excellent appetizer ana aids digestion. ,old
people lind it just exactly what they
need. Price 30 cents and 81 per bottle at
A. f.. Kiesline's Drug store.
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UMBRELLAS and Parasols required and
recovered chcepor man any othW place
in The city; save money by giving me "a
trial. H. Caplan. 90 Milan, corner Prl
RE. III
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HEIP WANTED-A GOOD lournoy mau
tailor, ut once Address w htsselus
= ne TAILOR, basiiop, Texas. :.
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NINE. c !. BUIAC. pianisto, studio 2a2
Mason block; especial attention paid 20
rudlmcnts Of muse, lessons at pupils
residence Il desired. Instruction 10 be-
gnnuss. also advanced students. Il
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Knew OF some good reason for her Co
tentioh not yet communicated TO nc de-
parlnoht. 1t is said there is no evidence
Tending TO connect the Three Friends win
any unlawful Cuban expedition,
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Lost. Found. Stray, stolen.

LOsT--On San Jacinto strcet. between
Calhoun and Lamar, one round silver
pin, with gold In center fastened In red
necktie. Liberal reward n returned 10
1918 Lamar street ~
ONE ady's open face gold watch and
chain with charm; gold book. studded
with diamonds. Addirp.'s works Findcr
win receive reward by calling i7is Dart
street. q
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WANTED solicitor fOT the cheapest ano
l.st frat.rnil order dong business IN
Tho STATE. liberal contracts. Yan can
IN, ke money With US. Address u. p,
brunch. state organize. lLous on. Texas
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|ossIp or GOTHAM

USo"
:. august ls,-The uhelua' o
and the s~S Upward of 5000 have
70 fallen anu lily. "r helpless. The
~ tsn, emp, lasted nine days, be-
ssns, 1.
- 49,. o,ot,,on Of
snail hope LOT w. an and.
.r,e when one sees "h ,4'u
isa"' ,a.u An short dresses de-
Injury ma'uo" =" a,arter ,uto
srp a dime or Yves her I
y ne waiter wllo - hcrc
,sst such perloI, W., ann,uval
pHlas''
lro Of trees on 'he Wv ~, -.
HOSPITAL, one Oh '''e WI" ,,,,onno,r-
|rnh avenue. is no" u'9"l.p LII.
the AK. NO o'li'' f,,,,r',l
ere boosted Uses ~ ~ vard Of
i,ms that stoou !" ,o,sst that
"a and the speo W 81 tho
he paat.ai n'o 'dS 'slchtseer.
sood will he iilA ms iuaraliiv
familiar with 'he io''''''
..od mir motor
lie Har1ie coi''i' o.
n have been running on 'ns '''e
y ne,,efth street line of
anu i" ,,.,,,o.,,i comnnny for
: Avenue Rallfod'i ''"'i'
uaeks have worked smoothly
". ,i,e and run ON the same
H., as the cable cars; IL was
'nr that time would be lost IN
!, the air cars, but tins oplect'on
he 10 shift a cable car Tor the
d.
,a,,on ,s snrcadlng here
=, ,ho head and half of
... c,sc,go ticket. A woman
wv a, h.r evo entered Jeffcr-
10 iooA =" - 49,, o,.o.
HI court ihls itloli'l'iS' 90, ~ ~. ',
I had been olspos "a vi II III ~
the nfaglstrlt' , Ne" go -, -,
10 be sent up, JndSt. ~ III nv
pretty soon ! u "a ~ 81, i go 49, 80
crazy over tils re ~ ~. -
his thing goes tI,u"en ,''e o,,n :,
Esd ard III Marin some o''e'
,,,,,o s.,,.
pc ROOF sa'"s" ''.', o.
o. hu''''e"' VI NJ ."
BrooN'yh sp"Vo mas 'Te'' OCT
n evenings qu'e' io'l'"s OF ="
RECEPTION huES aIv nv, 'r,o W., :,
pre- tlh OF Nt,.Is, ,i1,'. "a ~, i'c
Oroushl up ~. ~ ,,.,,o,,I,,,ts
ms are sMuAs !l''., "a, ',',''''' .
iol ula, ru'l u9o "', ,.h H. ~
Nr'eu Wv ~ 49, 49,, 81.
hdlng 10 MI, wv, ,,u i',, 100 ~
ace WIN the warm wa 'iei anu
Many ., o ~ ~ ma ca y"
nber Of burlaIs I'm Calvary ccme-
/, Island exceeded 100 each day
\ heated smell a record which
! hen approa slsd since the com-
s,., o,oood arr, ,.,,rs 600
10 wy 80 's''
pahd necessary 10 employ more
ehlta giaVenlESors 10 WORK all
Ptff 10 nave graves III readiness.
s at the cemetery chapel We're
% hold servires over Il dozen
time iu oItnts that tb, luriaI.
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Personal.

Personal.
FREE STAMPING outfit over l0n de
signs. send one dime TO lily cost. post
aco. adv. c;c.; three months enhscttp-
tLon 10 new illustrated magazine in-
g i@s, sa l Tns Columbian i' 10 Il o' y;
Mrs JAMES PRICE 700 Bra1os street,
corr-r Dennis tair Groundsl, cad az
eommo>late tour hoarders -------.-.----
FOR THE lNFORMATlON Of ali III,
friends ana customers. VIII say that
have purchased the harner s9"' ~
rear OF hilpp Tufny =; hFe NJ,
trst-claas BARRIERS employed. Frcl
MRS WYRlCK of New York, business
medium life readings on an matters,
VIII tcll your past, present ana lHtuly,
can at 1901 TcNDs avenue. -
uterine troubles investigate at io2 Rtna
building. lady aueydoHt, from TO 9
y. m, advice and health book Tree. .
TYPEWRlTERS. all makes. nov cr Soc
ord hand sod. rented. rcnH rcd nco-
style duplicoiot and supplies typ"M ter
flhrons, Uoptr, carbon, oil, e,'. ToNts
Vvprwriter Exchange PIG Al'tin 8ttt@t
telephone 69j, llodstch, correspondence
collected 81
GUY McLAuGILlN = Exclusive local
dealer for RcmineIon ,Siani9rd Iype-
writer and supplies, 10 Main street. teir-
phone 6g3. Houston "
~ -..j ---51>.>T ~
IN IN L. -(//CA, ~
C//I[EfL<tLZl Gr/Z.g'-t tfE[<ClII
(@-7 - - -
Bookkeeping Shorthand, Iypewriths'
70,
Teiegiaphy iYp,rn,'nrn'dry cp,r.ss'
LieI"iE a." pr ',|.,on,, dn,, D1N,
over bry"n ~" "'
tln NlslL - NO. ~.
and Parasols required and
"a aI.g vi,
in The city; save money by slNins me "a
re. .-----------------
trIscTRICAI contractors and repalrers,
ao[,,ts for ,ruous Idonl Stcam engines
Jynamos motor. fans and supplies.
,i"u eon1pnuv. gol Preston avenue. If
WI. NO--.Ha--s -
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Memphis Commercial Appeal
Occasionally the Federal Official jumps
the party, hut he keeps himself glued 10
The ofilcc chair all the same.
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dad.
EQUAL TO ALL THE BoLTERS.
p,.fdcapf ri Herald

The Houston Post is democracy's cham
p!on heavy weight in Texas. II Is giving
No Hnnnab rrats some hard and effective
blows. ana is a match for al the h7ltnS
democratic papers OF tina state put to-
lhnr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-21

UOIffrON SHORTHAND AND TYPF.
WRITING SCHOOL Mason block. Miss
Alec +. Harper prime pal. makes q
specially OF training biographies Tor
practical business positions. II you
mean business. como and take course
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. "'h THREE FRIENns

/. The rrsa sus' io.-ActlrE secre-
IA. % ns,a OF customs at Jack
arss fN s'ssse the suspected fili.
hS Gutter tends, recently seized by
s' Boutwell,. unless he
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WANT a white sirl or woman 10 cool.
In boarding house. Address T. De- -
liuftuio BIrcpi, -
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SEEDS.
JUST received u fresh hot of nav crop
seed from u. NJ. Ferry 4 Co. OF No
tr"t, Mich: call and examine W. \,
heichNdt. %
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Real Estate for Sale.

For SALE OR improved
ard unlmproY.1 Houston Heights resi-.
drnce property; low prices On contract
p.aa and SPECIAL discounts for caHh puf-
chases WIN cittertaln proportion to
trade for unincumbered improved farms:
correspondence sollot.l Address Ownrr,
Box liS. Houston Heights, rexus. 2,
1 HAVE purchasers tor several nice
homes in Third ward, also desirable lots.
Several handsome homes IN Ih1rd ward
for rent one neat cottage on Fann.n
street price 1900. one In Fourth ward,
gouih, 500. These are bargains and
must lie sold Homes In ihs different
wards for snlc on easy payments Choice
clear acreage to exchange for city prop
crty, win assume Membranes. -. NJ.
Nnrnoal u
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FOR THE lNFORMATiON Of OIL m,
friends ana customers. VIII say that |
have purchased the harptr sHop "a
roar OF hrlpp a fluffy :, h'e MI,
iirSt-claas BARRIERS employed. lrtl
Mater -
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Business Chances.
Wanted to buy.

se50o ON HAND-Htghest price paid for
second hand furniture and Stoves IL
Van have anything TO soil call on Chi
cago supply Co.. NJ Prairie Ave. Hous-
& rnvaa a-iy
HIGHEST PRICE paid for secondhand
,,cnilatneus clothing. Drop me a postal
ind | viii call. II. Captain. 502 Milan
and Prairie. II
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Board and Rooms

N0RGAN's POINT HOTEL Strictly
first class. urdcr. new management;
rnies $50 per week troom and board;
speciai rates TO families. free sail daily;
flee baths, fisiing tackle and boats.
Address by postal Lock Box us. Hous-
ton. 2-lu
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Mrs JAMES PRICE, 2di6 Bra1os street.
Corrrr Dennis tfair Grounds, cad az
commOtlatc four hoarlcrs.
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MRS. WYKlCK of New York, business
medium; life readings on an matters
VIII tell your past pro~opt aud future.
can at 1891 ToNDs aNtuuc. -
NIANI.-A HOME TREATMENT ipt
uterine troubles. invest gate az io2 hin2
building, lady atlevdGnt, irom TO 9
D. m. mdY.ee and hcallh book itoe. :.
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all makes nov or sec'
oad hand, sod. rented. rcaq rcd. noo-
style duplc"ior and supplies typ"M Ter
ribbons. paptr, carbon oil, et5, TcNts
Typcwrittr Exchange PIG Nltlu stt,"t.
telephone 69j, llodston; correspondence
eoit,'taJ el
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For Sale.


For Sale.
TuMHLERs FOR sac. six pairs fine high
ily.ng tumbets. silver sphshsrs und
black, prices righ;. W. \. Cortes. nus
Miam street, houston, Texas, q
FOR SALE ciiEAr--A we'd fnrnisled res.
tnptRnt, opposite the Heinpstoad pas
sohgor DEPOT, doing good BUSINESS; rca-
sons for selling Owner " unable to nt-
tend toy. Apply to John Mahan, Hemp.
stead. Texas. q
FULL. HLOOpisD BERKSiIlRN PIGS
for sale. weeks old. viii sell them for
the next ten days u! so.Oo per pair, also
one t-nonths-cll shronsh,rc ram, Tor
S,N,W. Address J. u. po,y manager OF
bormuua Valley stock Farm, Senulen.
hurg, Texas. !.
SEEDS.
JUST received fresh bot of nav crop
seed from u. NJ. Ferry 4 Co. q No
ir"it, Mich: cal aud examine. W. A.
helchNdt. q
FOR Furniture Of a fonr-room
house for sale cheap. No. 800 Preston
Ave. -
FOR SALE-Onc largo horse and one
larsc mule. horss good driver aud
worker mulo good worker also two
carts and harness at Ill St Emanuel
- ~
For sALIe--Ono OF tho best business il,
the city for sale cheap for cash. tlS0j,
good reasons Tor selling. \ idrcss AIR.
llny. this office.
FOR SAl.E-rh leading newspaper in a
Thriving county. Largest paid crcule-
ton " any county weekly and hest
equipped plant In Texas. Guaranteed
net prom, $500 year. closes; nvc<uga-
tion solicited other business requires
undivided attention, Address Gulf Coast.
care Houston Post %
FOR sALE-Aiy large bay horse "Chat.
lev" the safest family driving hlrs, IL
Houston. prise $40 John Il. Dickson
Iiio Rusk ave. u
PAIR pouies, SGT harncss and light wagon.
with springs, sheet and hnws, new; u
bargain; take Galveston ana La Porte
trein to Pasadena, ten Mules out II !.
Clark. -
FOR sALlG--lankrupt stock of hari.
ware, Farm Implements, houacholtetS'
supplies, carpenters tools. etc, at store
sold immediately l3ids received on tht
whole Or part thereof 30 August 10. lNh.
Z. w. kocock Trustee Alsworth, iyim
an \ BARGAIN Uorsc. sound and ltiHi,
suitable for work or driving, tue iltil-
form spriug Whson, newly PAINTED, Tor
bdssaer or IeiNety os St11!yS p,as -. :
FOR SALE ono well broke family horse
and phactou, IN good condii on, also one
small Natl nal snfc. VIII soil cheap. Mrs.
Williamson, liampe buildius. -
SEEDS our seeds ave all tested on an
rival. new crop seeds AFRO NOW coming
IN We offer the follow ng seeds; New
crop turi y scsu 3oc per pound, now crop
rye seed. b'c yer ruahcl, Scw crop b1t,vE
seed, one rcr hnFhcl. new crop altallA
seed, so. /. S,.au pvr nrairi, new CROP
whrg. seed, ,lr per hushul Bpuc dus'
fcrl r2cr Sl.si pOl lV1 pounds, 10 loWhl
seed company. ~ Fin ana ~ l'1Ni'l
avenue dallas, Texas. II
FOR SNLt,--A Smilh-rremior typewriter
in first class condition III eNcry respect
at bargain 10 cash Address w-S.
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Special N otics,

NOTICE the 10Th OF May last sold
my .nierost IN Montgomery n ltnbiu-
sons min at Spencer Texas, to w j.
Montgomery. who assumed al iHdon.
edNcss and collects all Liabilities. j. W.
Eohinson. =,
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Guy McT.AuClILlN - Exclusive local
dealer for Remington Standard Type
writer aud supplies. 9l6 Main street. teig.
nnnnr 6N1 llouaton. "
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FREE STAMPING outfit over 100 de
signs. send one dime TO iiny cost. post
age adv, ctc.. three months thhsvlp-
tLon 10 new Illustrated mlEdHin" IN
cmdcd. Tho Columbian, 10 40 u ots si..
Enst,u Mass ~
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NOTICE IN hereby given that 1oo, II
S(aley TX no longer employed by us and
Is nowIac authorized 10 act for Us. llE
c.laor steam Laundry. ~
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THOSE WANTING to buy or sell furui-
turr should call on the Apex Furniture
COMPANY. BIZ Travis street. II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-17

All first class bakers use Crown
Flour.
Free busses on Sunday to the Kappa
hulu lots at KapioIani Park.
United States Minister Willis illness
has reached a serious stage. Yesterday
he was reported TO be resting easily.
By order Of the I. I. s. y Co. James
F. Morgan will sell on December 2Sth
80 shares of the cOmpany's new issue
stock.
4 complaint was sent in 10 the police
station last night by George Bruins to
the effect that a Japanese was making
a great disturbance back of his home.
policeman was sent up and found
matters as stated. The Japanese was
full of saki, and that explains the noise.
At the meeting of Annexation Club
officers yesterday afternoon, c. \.
Brown was appointed executive Of
ficer in charge of the club headquar-
tiers. Messrs. Gear. Mcleod and Smith
We're selected as the committe on or
ganization.
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Reliable statistics show that an av-
erage of fully 100000 strangers visit
New York every day in the year.
Evening star., 1896-07-21

Sales-reguar call-1e O'Clock m-west End Na.
railroad. 5 at los Washington Cas-. 8 al - 44fs.
United States Electric Light 3 AT 90 M.re..n
tinlsr Linotype 10 AT lis. 10 at u.s. 10 at lis
Government Bonds.-U. s. As. registered. loGI.
asked q; 5. IS. 1925, lib bid. Iis., asked e. :
5s; nv bid. 1l2i4 asked.
~ District Sri ., Of Columbia Bonds Fund 5.
Stock currency as 1901. Ito bid. Water Stock cur
rency as: 1893, 1lo bid. Fund. currency 3.65s
Miscellaneous Bonds. Metropolitan Railroad 5s
Iosia bid ITO asked Metropolitan Railroad cenv
i Eckinston kailroad Ss. g6 asked Columbia RAN
road Us. IL. asked: Washington Gas Company, ser.
Is. 100 hid; Chesapeake and Potomac T.'l,phons
IS. loa bid, ico asked, American Security and
asked. Washington Market Company lst 6s, io7
Washington Market Company extcn. IS. lO7 id
Masonic Hail Association 3s, lo6 bid. Washing ton
Light Infantry LIST Gs. 30 bid
National Bank Stocks Bank of Washington 27o
bid. 300 asked Bank of Republic. 2Iv bid. Metro
asked. Farmers and Mechanics. l7o Md, 1876
asked. Second, l2o bid. Citizens, ZIG hid CO.
lumbia l25 bid: Capital, liz bid IVES, End, 10
safe Deposit and Trust Companies. National safe
DEPOSIT aud Trust. l2o asked. Washington Loan
and Trust 12o asked. American Security aud
Raiiroal stock:-captal Traction Company. "a
Columbia. 80 bid. Belt. 30 asked lexington. 80
asked. Georgetnwn aud TeIrnaytown. 81 asked
Gas and Electric Light Stccks. Washington Gas
~ bid i6 asked. tieoygetown Gas, ~ bid ln-
ted States Electric Light, ~ bid, o939 asked
Insurance Stpks.-Fircmrn's - bid. franklin
35 bid Metropolitan, 20 bid. Corcuran - hid
Potomac. ~ bid. Arlington. 1ao hid 40 asked.
German American, 100 hid. National Union. y bid,
IA .sked Columbia, . bid, Ii asked. Riggs, ~
bid. 81. asked. Peoples. bid. q asked.
Title Insurance Stocks. Real Estate Title.-l00
bid. t1J asked. Columbia Title, 5 bid. o asked.
Washington Titlc. 2 bid District Title. 6 hid 10
asked
Telephone Stocks. Pennsylvania 3S bid, 50 asked
Chesapeake ant Potomac, '65 asked. American
tiraphophoue. bid. Ga asked. American GRAPHIC
phone. pfd IL asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage,
10 bid. 30 asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks -Mergenthaler Linotype 1ls
hid, 10 asked Lansfon Monotype. bid asked.
Washington Market, II bid l4h asked Great
Falls Ice. l20 bid l3o asked. Lincoln Hail. 30
askel
sEx div.
Evening star., 1896-07-21
LOG CABIN DAY.
COntinuati0 of the Cleveland Ger
tennial Celebration.

COntinuntio of the Cleveland Cen
tennial Celebration.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 21.-This was
log cabin day in the city's centennial ceIe-
bration. The ay dawned cloudy and
damp. but the. kn soon came out, and the
weather was fhen delightful. Immense
throngs Of people early in the day gathered
around the great white arch and the old
fashioned log cabin which has been erected
in Monumental Square. The old cabin is
an exact counterpart of the buildings used
a hundred years ago. 1t stands surrounded
by tail. sky-scr craping, modern office build
ings. and presents a striking contrast be-
tween the ancient and modern. Fhe log
cabin is in charge of Choctaw Tribe, No.
IA. Improved Order of Red Men, in full In
dian costume.
The order of exercises for the day in
cluded martial music. prayer by Rev. Lath-
rop Cooley and songs by quartet. follow
ed by addresses from prominent men.
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio. July 21-The CEN
tennial celebration of the first settlement
in the Sc!oto valley began here yesterday
ana will run all week. Postmaster Genera !
Wilson and Gov. Bushnell will be among.
the speakers. TIE Central Ohio Saenee,-
bund give concerts afternoons and even
ings. The art and loan exhibition is quit G
elaborate. Chillicotbe was the first capitaI
Of Ohio.
Evening star., 1896-07-21

colored girl named Mary Roy, whose
parents are dead and who has been living
with relatives, was in the Police Court to-
day on a charge of incorrigibility. The
girl claimed that she had been ill-treated
and had expressed desire to be sent to
some Institution. Her conduct resulted
from her bad treatment, so she said. When
the case was heard Mary changed her mind
about desiring TO go to some institution, but
Judge Miller sent her to jail to await
vacancy in the reform school.
Henry Carter. q colored boy, who has
stepfather, was in court because he has
been running wild about the streets, with
no one 10 care for him. and he was turned
over to the board of childrents guardians
Evening star., 1896-07-21
Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Nd, July 21-FIour inactive. un-
changed receipts, 24,247 barrels; exports lara
barrels Wheat steady-spot. 6oesaG0a.; month and
red 56l2a56ss Receipts, 7e,3o6 bushels; exports
aaS'ooo bushels; stock, 170,9a9 bushels sales 90.
do on grade, 59a62. Corn dull and e:lsy-spot aud
month, slaasiS: @ August, o., s5sa3lA; septem',er
bushels; exports. none: stock, 4is,.Ss bushels:
sales, "a 600 oushels-southerh white and yellow
corn. aSa5+ Oats firm, with good demand No. =
receipts. 3s 681 bushels; EXPORTS none; stock BIB.
6O4 bushels. Rye dull and steady-No. ., 341aaS5.
6Sso bushels. Hay irm-choice timothy, $18
asked Gram freights steady, unchanged. Sugar
and hutter steady, unchanged. Eggs weak, un-
changed caleese steady. unchanged. Whisky un-
Evening star., 1896-07-21
SAVED BY THE FENDER.
4 Boy Gets n Surprise at Fourteenth
and r Streets.

AS electric motor car No. 212 of the Met
ropolitan line was rounding the curve at
the corner of 18th and + streets northwest.
westward bound about 1 40 this afternoon,
i lad about twelve years old, neatly dress
cd and carrying small bundle under his
arm, stepped in front of it. In another in
slant the fender had struck his legs and
caught him in its hammock-like embrace.
He fell in a sitting position, and looked
The car was Immediately stopped, and the
lad quickly clambered off the fender and
walked briskly away without so much as
turning to look at the car. The car was
going at tho slow speed customary when
rounding curves, and the boy was not in
jured in the least, although had there been
no fender on the car he would have been
undoubtedly badly hurt.
Evening star., 1896-07-21
MAJOR Mckinley TAKES 4 REST.
He Remains I'm MIR. Hnpnn's Subur-
ban Home Today.

He Remains I'm MIR. Hnpnn's Subur-
ban Home Today.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 21.-Major Me
Kinley decided that he would not attend
the exercises of the centennial celebration
this morning and remaining quietly al
V'indermere the su Surban home of Mr..
Iianna. nd
In answer to the question how long he
would remain in Cleveland Major McKir
ley said: Till Friday or Saturday. except
ing a'few hours at Alliance, on Thursday
morning. 1 shah go to Alliance early that
day to attend the commencement exercises
at Mount Union College. This is the semi
centennial of the college and / am trus-
tee OF the Institution. The college authori-
ties asked me some time ago to be with
them .eih,3 on the oa.asio9 ard l consented"
for the New England dinner of Thursday?'
Il shall endeavor my utmost to do SO. Ii
is my earnest wish to be present on that
casion.'' IL '- -'a
Shall you make many speeches while
herc?" was asked.
Il expect to make ono speech Only-on
Wednesday. 1t may be that l shall say q
few words at other times, If 1 am in the
way of doing so, but shall not court such
j. making, The only address T am expecting
10 make is that of Founders day."
Continuing, Major Mckinley said he
greatly appreciated the quiet rest he has
been obtaining at Windermere The enorm-
ous mail and the numerous callers at his
home in Canton had occupied his attention
almost continuously since his nomination.
The purpose of your visit to Cleveland
is solely to take part in the centennial ceie-
bration, Is 1t not?" was asked.
Entirely. 1 promised long ago to be
here. and as a northern Ohio man and a
neighbor Of Cleveland people, J. am intense
iy Interested in being here on this occa-
sion"
Evening star., 1896-07-21
other Witnesses Testify.


The case of John Holloran, the bartender
at the Emmett House, who was arrested
two days ago Oh a charge of embezzling
S44 Of his employers money, as published
in yesterdays Star. was heard in the Police
Court, to-day He was defended by Lawyer
LpScomb. Several witnesses We're eX-
amined in the case. and it came out in the
proof that the arrest was made by Precinc;
Detective Hartigan after he had made an
investigation. and was not made because
he was suspected by Mr.. O'Brlen. his en-
ployer. There was nothing in the proof to
indicate that the bartender knew anything
of the theft, and he was exonerated.