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UNDERTAKINGS.
CREMATED IN THE STREET.
A Brave Woman Dies Attempting to
Save n Child.

New York. July 12.-Mrs- Philomena
Capola, fifty-five years old. of No. S2i
East Sixty-third Street, and Rose Palado.
four years old, living nearby on Avenue
a. where her father kept a green grocers'
shop. were burned to death yesterday af-
ternOOn.
PaIado was at his business as usual
Yesterday. and about 3 o'clock his wife
went out to a nearby store. asking Mrs.
Capola, who was in the kitchen. TO keep
an eye on her children.
Mrs Palado had been gone less than
half an hour when the woman heard a
startling scream from the front room.
She ran in and found that the children
had been playing with matches. The cur
tain was afire. and the blaze had caught
the dress of little Rose, who was shrek
ing with fright and pain
With the first instinct of a woman
Mrs. Capola gathered the child in her
arms. and ran toward the door. In an
instant her clothing was ablaze. and she
stopped, beating at it with her bare
hands.
With the child still in her arms she
rushed into the street shrouded in flames
and with the little girl who she bravely
held on to, was roasted TO death as she
ran in search of safety.
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NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS.
The second Regiment of Volunteers
Is Ready.

Is Ready.
Raleigh. y. g, July l2.-The Second
Regiment Of Volunteers Sunday compIet-
ed Its recruiting and has now l.33O officers
and men. Col BUrgwyn is very proud Of
the personnel Of the regiment
The eagerness Of The officers and men to
so into one of the great camps is uni
versaL The First Regiment, which left
her May p, s75 strong. has not yet re-
cruited. as II lacks about ll5 of the re-
quired strength. Since the Second has
been in camp here il has lost three men
by death The only member of, the First
who has died since its formation was
Private Barbee, who was killed in a train
wreck near Savannah.
The negro regiment, the Third, which
IS a ten-company one, was filled to its
proper strength, LIZ. yesterday. There
has been much comment all over the
State at the 'hinching' of some contin-
gents ordered TO fill this regiment. and.
despite the claim that it was due largely.
If not entirely. TO Gov. RUsselTs political
appointments OF officers the adjutant
general insists that eowardice was the
cause. His plain statement as 10 this has
aroused the patriotism and the pride of
the best element Of the negroes. and ten
ders OF volunteers We're numerous dur
ing the past three days.
The problem Of negro regiment with
negro officers, not one Of whom has had
any practical experience. is a curious one.
Veterans Of both the Federal and Con-
federaJe service appear 20 be unanimous
ly of the opinion that the negroes should
be differed entirely by whites. and that
special care should be taken to select
officers Of marked ability and experience.
OWING TO the naturally greater depen-
dence Of the negro race.
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be compelled TO confne the government to
a military cabinet and a dictatorship
composed Of new and inexperienced men.
who would. be forced TO appeal to the
ola World traditions Of Spain in resist
ing foreign invaders.
A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Mad
rid says that Gen. Toral has refused 10
comply with Gen Skaters second sum
mons to surrender and that it is believed
that the attack viii be renewed this even
ing
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DIED.

MOORE-On Tuesday. July u, 1898 MAJOR
WILLIAM GEORGE MOORE, Superintendent Met
ropolitan Police in the sixty-ninth year OF his
age.
Funeral. Thursday. July Il Is9s from the Naw
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, at 2,S0 p m
jy12-2t-em
UNION SOLDIERS ALLIANCE-The comrades
are requested 10 assemble at New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, 2:20 p. m, on Thursday.
the 18th instant fo7 the purpose OF attending the
funeral Of our late cemrsde. WILLIAM c.
MOORE JOHN J. NARROWER, President.
jyl3. am pm. IA, pm.
CLARK-on Tuesday. July z, 1925 at I:SO
p. m. KATIE NAY aged SIX months and twenty
seven DAYS infant daughter Of James Harvey and
Mollie c. Clark.
Funeral. private. Wednesday, July 13. at
p m from residence. No IO06 Georgia Avenue
southeast. i
CONGEP-At Ocean City, Md, on Monday.
July II, lSgS. OMAR d. CONGER. ex-United
States senator from Michigan
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral at II O'Clock
Thursday morning. the 18th instant, nom MS
late residence. No. 1I4l New Hampshire Avenue
Interment at Rock Greek Cemetery. Jyl3-2t
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A WOMAN TO BE ELEcTRocUTED
Mrs. Place Sentenced for Murdcring
Her Stendaughter.

New York July 12.-Mrs- Martha w.
Place. who was convicted last week of
the murder of her elghteen-year-old
stepdaughter, Ida Mildred Place, on Feb
ruary Z, was sentenced this morning by
Judge Hurd in the county court, Brook
Iyn, TO be put to death at Sing Sing in
the week beginning August %.
She sobbed Historically when sentence
was pronounced. but made no scene as
she was led away 10 the prisoners pen.
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A MAN-EAIING SHARK.
1t Bites the Head OF Body Being
Tow ed Ashore.

Long Branch, n. J. July 12.-Early
this morning the headless body of a man
was washed ashore here. The arms were
also gone. and the bones of his legs were
bare Of flesh.
Yesterday two Long Branch fishermen
discovered the corpse of a man floating
of Gallilee. They We're towing the body
ashore when a twenty-foot maT-eating
shark appeared and bit of the head of
the corpse. The tow-line was severed,
and the body sank.
The body found today is supposed to
be the same one. There are more sharks
than usual Off the Jersey coast this year
and several of the man-eating variety
have recently been encountered.
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"oId Glory" in Azure Heights.

New York, July 12.-An American flag
floating 1900 feet in the air. directly over
the center of Governors Island. attract
ed the attention yesterday afternoon of
men and officers on the northern side of
the island. The flag fluttered in a strong
wind and was apparently without any
support.
For more than an hour it kept its po.
sition and ii was only when it suddenly
moved toward Manhattan that 1t was
seen to be attached TO five mammoth
skylark kites attached to the Bowling
Green Building.
As the kites were drawn toward the
roof Of the building and over the bay
the effect was pretty and Old Glory was
cheered by thousands. The kites were
seven feet In height and weighed more
than q pound and a half each
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SHORT CROPS OF WHEAT.
montgomery CODLty's Output Fn
Below the Usual &yernp,e

Rockville Nd, July 12.-The farmers
throughout the county are complaining
considerably over the failure of the wheat
crop A number of the farmers who
have threshed their crops find that al
though enough straw passed through the
thresher 10 make twenty-five bushels to
an acre, they did not realize over If
teen.
Mr.. Charles Pierce and Mr. John Dia-
mond two of the most successful far
mers in the county. are complaining be-
cause of the smallness of the grain.
Mr.. Pierce says that on a field from
which several years ago twenty-five hun
dred bushels of wheat were secured this
year the yield was only fifteen hundred
bushels.
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FIND OF A TRACK WALKER.
A Horse Discovered Dangling From
Railroad Bridge.

Chester, July 12-Track Walker James
Dolan, of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad. while on his
rounds Sunday night discovered a horse
on the bridge with It's legs dangling down
between the tires of the bridge. There
was but a minute TO spare before the
II :33 Norfolk express was due, but Do!an
succeeded in placing a signal that stopped
the train. The horse had broken out of
field and wandered down the track.
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d eath of a Surgeons Child.

Elicott City. Md. July 12.-sophie
George, the infant daughter OF Surgeon
Samuel NJ Dickson. of the battleshi2
Massachusetts, died suddenly at Ellicott
City yesterday, The fatal attack was
cerebro spinal meningitis and the in
fant's age was fifteen months. Surgeon
Dickson's family IS spending the Sum-
mer here at Patapseo Heights. The child
will be buried tomorrow at ST. Johns
Cemetery. Howard county. The family s
home is in Washington.
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A FLAG FOR THE DIXIE.
MaryIanders Send State COIors to
the Auxiliary Cruiser.

Baltimore, July 12,-The Maryland boys
on the auxiliary cruiser Dixie have been
sent handsome Maryland flag. The flag
Is ten feet hoist, eighteen feet fly and
was made OF the best American stand
ard bunting.
1t was the intention of the donors to
present the Maryland boys with a flag of
better quality, but they were unable to
find one ready made. and, in view of the
prospect of the Dixie's leaving at once
for European waters, 1t was deemed ad-
visable to forward at once the best that
could be found.
The flag was expressed to the bureau of
equipment, United States Navy Depart
ment, whence 1t will be forwarded to the
Dixie
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WIG-WAG MEN TO THE FRONT
Washington Men, Under Capt. La
mar Going to Santiago

Rockville. Nd, July u.-Capt. William
II. Lamar. of this place, who has been
stationed at Washington, D. c., left that
place on Saturday evening with COM
pany of the Signal Corps, which was re-
cruited in Washington, Baltimore, and
Montgomery county for Charleston, S.
c.. where they will be taken aboard the
auxiliary cruiser Yale and transported
directly to Santiago de Cuba, where they
will report to Gen. Wilson's division. on
whose staff he has been assigned with the
pay of lieutenant colonel. but still re-
tanning his commission as captain.
Their duties will be to assist in signal
ing to the cable station news of the bat
ties and victories and assisting also in
the construction of telegraph and tele-
phone lines.
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a BOX Factory Burned.

Philadelphia, July 12.-Fire at o'clock
this morning completely gutted the fac
tory and planning mill of George w Kug-
Ter & Sons, Beach and Laurel Streets,
together with several two-story dwell
ings adjoinfngs, The total loss will reach
$4,000. Five horses were roasted to death.
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Firebugs mt Work.

New Rochelle, n. Y.,rIuly IA fire
which threatened. q whole block on Huge
not and Mechanic streetsSrwas discovered
in the frame building owned by Alder
man Frederick Lorenzen- at 3 O'Clock this
morning, The building was burned to the
groundxand the occupants barely escaped
with their lives.
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QUEEN VICToRIA's REGRET.
Deplores "This Terrible War; and
Hopes for Peace.

London, July l2.-Among fhe Ameri-
cans granted audiences with the Queen
at Windsor Castle yesterday was Mrs.
Harriet Lane Johnston. niece of Presi-
dent Buchanan.
The presentation was made by Mrs.
Henry White. Wife of the first secretary
Of the American embassy.
The Queen chatted for some minutes
very cordially with Mrs. Johnston. re-
ferring gratefully 10 the kindly recep-
ton given to the Prince of Wales on his
first visit to Washington. when Mrs.
Johnston (then Miss Lane) did the hon
ors of the White House for her uncle.
The Queen also alluded TO this terri
bic war" and expressed hope that peace
would soon be restored.
After the Queen had expressed hope
that her visit to England would be a
pleasant one the interview ended and
Mrs Johnston withdrew.
Mrs. Johnston was charmed with her
visit to Windsor and with the tact and
good nature of the Queen, with whom
she was acquainted when Mr.. Buchanan
was minister of Great Britain.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company-A dividend of 81
per share viii be payable on the 9TH
DAY OF JULY. 1898. 10 the stockholders
Of record at the close Of business on the
ETH DAY OF JULY 1898. at the office
Of the Treasurer OF the company. 6l9
Fourteenth Street northwest, Washing
ton. d. c.
The transfer books viii be closed from
the 18TH OF JULY TO the 18TH OF
JULY inclusive.
SAMUEL NJ BRYAN, President.
CHARLES G. BEEBE. Treasurer.
Washington, d. C. July H. 1898
iyI2I3I4I5IT2I 1926
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TRUSTEES SALE.
THOMAS D0WLENG. AuctiOneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ALLEY PROPERTY, BE-
TWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH AND
D AND t STREETS SOUTHEAST, AT AUC-
TON.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust recorded in
Liber No. 1888. at folio go ct seq, OF the
land records OF the District OF Columbia, at the
request Of the party secured thereby, shall
sell, in front Of the premises. on THE FOUR
TENTH DAY OF JULY. \ D. 1898. at 4,S0
O'CLOCK P. NJ. that part Of original lot Il,
in square e92. described in said deed of trust
Terms made known at time OF sale.
FRANK l. CALHOUN.
Trustee.
JOHN Z BENTON,
je4,6s1ll3 Trustee.
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y.o 9. r,r,s prcr.r,,,. In s.u

Portsmouth, n. H July 12.-The United
States steamship, st Louis began taking
on coal this mprnipg. and will sail south
as soon as the hrnkers arc fled Capt.
Goodrich states that Admiral Cervera has
not been interviewed by any one here
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Our baby has been continually troubled
with coiIc and cholera infantum since his
birth. and all that we could do for him
did not seem 10 give more than tempo
rary relief. until we tried ChamberIain's
Colic. Cholera and DiarThoea Remedy.
Since giving that remedy he has not been
troubled. We want 10 give you this tes-
timonial as an evidence Of our gratitude,
not that you need il TO advertise your
neritorlous remedy.-G. NJ Law. Keo-
kuk. Iowa. For sale by Henry Evans
wholesale and retail druggists. 9SS F
Street northwest. and Connecticut Ave
nue. and S Street northwest, and 1928
Maryland Avenue northeast.
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On Pa. Ave-, 9l6=9l5 NV

SPECIAL NoTICE-we will sell you life
insurance and guarantee the premiums
to be less every year The policies Will
contain guarantees for their sale for
cash, or their pledge for loans. after
two % years. We viii negotiate a linn
tied amount of insurance, up TO $1,000.
on the lives of persons who have made
application TO other companies and been
declined HADDAWAY & DOUGLAS, SO
Fourteenth Street northwest api7-tf
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International Chess Results.

Vienna. July 12.-This mornings results
in the international chess tournament
were as follows: Lipke, Steinitz. Tar
rasch, and Pillsbury beat Baird, Alapin.
Marco, and Blackburne, respectively.
Schiffers and Schlechter drew.
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SPECIAL NOTICE-Iwi sell at SIoan's.
1907 Street northwest. on SATUR-
DAY, JULY Is, 1898. AT 10 A. NJ. one Re
frigerator SidebOard and one Chenille
Table Cover, to cover storage charges due
by Mrs. ]. Golden VIM. LOWENTHAL-
jy9-6t
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When James Buchana went to England
as a United States miniI,er Harriet Lane
accompanied him, and through her beau
ty. elegance and tact she quickly be-
came a great favorite with the highest
English society. She was one of the
notable figures al the Queens drawing
rooms and was an especial favorite of
the Queen herself
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ia,6.s,11,1s.
MARRIED.

R-WALLER-At Alexandria Va, January
%. 1893, LOUIS A, SEGER and IDA VI. WALLER
both of Washington, d. c. Item
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LANCER unrdit, NIT benz etner tebn,nd,s
tigen Wnnf9: bort aus5uru6en.
Oas iunge MGb9en blidte mad Der
3efe. bic ibr f9rGe geeeniiber fab.
Sett elmer balben Gtunbe bate 8az
bette ben Bid bon tbrep8ud niht abz
getpanbt. Wdbrenb Der laneen bier=
unb5tpdn5igftiinbisen Gobrt bate fe
in einem fort eeleIen, bIinb eeqei ones,
mas brauben f4 dbrpnie. dbtpe1feInb
etnen Roman iiber 2tebe ober eineu
&riminalroman. Bel biefer 8ef6dfttz
gun9 mar lie boItommen eIiidlih qe=
tpefen, unb obne bic eerinafte Na9=
pirtune butten fi9 in ibrem &ppf bic
unerhDrteften @efdi9ten oneinanber
geretbt, bic su chamber paBten pie
Mil9iuppe unb faurer 6ering.
Gortfebuns foIgt.)
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fir Collector:


Wir rub .rmdhttst. Qsrru
THEODOR Z. GUNGOLL,
aIS Gaubihut fur Solicitor ron Sasecnaos Sountp
ousu3.,a.u. uutertporfeU Der GutiAsI5HuS Der 5timm'
9eber bel ben rel ubIltauifhsn 9rtmdrlpasItW.
@Ir nab ermdtttgt. Ssrru
CHARLES BLINNE,
ais GuubiOot fhr GOnsttsr BON SaseOuao. Souuts
ansu5eietn. untei fporfeH Der grtfaetbHn9 Der Stimn'
9e6er ht ben rspubIitanii4sn 4rtmar ip ublen.
mir fiuo erHahti9t. 6erru
CHRIST. KLOSSNER,
BON 8idIaub 3olpniblp oils Soustoot fur solicitor
pom So&conaoe Gpuntp aH3r5etyeu. uHtertporten Der
GntIheioun9 bel StImm9eber bel ban r,publttautl6er
PrtndrlpabIen.
gair NIB trmadtist. perm
GEORGE ONCKEN,
BON g1tdInuo Somufb,p. OILS Soubioat iIr stnettor
non Sasernaoe Sountl onsulel9en, unteriuorttn otl
SntI6etouug Der S~tinImstbsr BET Den repub,lIani'
l6eu 4rtHorluohlen.
mir fub eruid6tt9t. S.lru
FRITZ N~IEBRUEGGE,
opu @oultpor. SorpuIaip. als Sonbtbat fir Collector
Don @oscOndbe 6ounip dEsISetJeH, uHterluoritu Der
~Snt'nstouuQ Der etimm9.ber bel ben rsPnbittanii1su
BctmdrpabIcu.
W1ir nub .rutddtist. 6tIrH
HENRY BRANDHORST,
non Ssiro Street, Eoirufhip oIs Gnnbibat fir Snnsf,
tor eHn Snstouoee 9onntp anSuael9sr, untsTfrerten
Der SntIneiouHg Der Stlnm Seber bel ben republican,
ipeu 4rlLiGrpohIeH.
aDtr fub .rmd2tist. 6srrH
E. H. AUFDERHElDE.
aIs Gonoibat fir Solicitor BON 6aecuuooe County on'
9eber BET ben experimentation 9rim6ripabr.u.
Htr tno .rmddtist. Germ
q. H. HOMFELDT,
aIs ganoibat fur Gorettor bon 6osconooe Gourtn al.
~Bu3eiQen, uuterlporfeub Der 6ntihetouna Der StlMm.
9eber bel ben rspublttantfhen grtaIdrpabIen.
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fur County Shc bmsiiter:
mir fne srmdntist. S,rrn
CHARLES FIJGGER.

ns gonbtoat fur gpHEtn eoasmeiftrr Don 8oscoH-
ace Gounip auSn3eiasn. unttul oriCH Der Guti1eiouHa
Der StImmetbsr bet ben rspubIitaHiineH Srimdrpob'
leu.
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fir County Glerf:

fir CoritBcr Der County Court:
Mir Nuo erno6tist. S.rru
AUGUST SPOHRER,
ron s~}it.uuo SCrpai6ip. os Candidate fir @orfger
Der Guul 10 Srult bon GdCcpl aot epnnip arSu5elg,H,
mite mo- iCu bar 6rtidetour q be- ~St,mmJ eb,r bt ben
reputlttaHlidsu 4rImaI lDarItH.
Ntr NIB ernGttist. Germ
CHAS. VI. MATTHEWS,
aIs Gunbtbat fir gpte6ererpdbIuu9 jum 0mt. bsS
2Ol fB.rs Der County SpTIt BON SIsconoos 9ountr
au3it3et1en, nate ipprftu Der @HtibcIouH9 Der Stium'
eeber bI ten rtpubItInli6tu YriuatpabIeu.
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fur Nahla6rihter

fur NdhldBrifter:
nir fno sru1ttigt Germ
JOHN j. SAUER,
aIs 9ouoibat fir bas dmte iesgIo6laBrihtsrs onju3.i
gen. uutsrlpOrisu oer gntIneibuHq Der StImmsib Der
BET ben rspubIitaRtfhen YrImdrm0hleu.
@ir hno srmdatist. perm aidtsr
FRED. l.. WENSEL,
oils Ganbibot fur Nlehererlrdblars 5Hm amte bef
9ia6ioBri1tsrS oE3uJsIssn. untsrucrftu Der eHt'
osr StiEmseber BET ben rcpEhiItantt1cH
Srln6rn1bIeu.
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fir Sheriff:

SIR Sheriff:
gEir fub srmtdti9t. 6.rru.
COLUMBUS A. STOCKTON,
pcu Shiro 9rett Sopuiblp. oIs Gouotoat fl' Sherif
bon 9aSconnbe eountp ouJu3eigen. unttripprfen Der
Sutideiour9 Der S~tlmm9eb.r bel ben rtpublitaui-
idleiI YrimdrlpabIeu.
Mir inb srmattiet. Ssrru
JACOB BICKEL,
bon SitIorb Solpribtp. ais gaubloat FIR SbsrIff
noI @aEcouooe 6ouutp ouluSeigeu. uuterlporfsu bel
@ntIdeibun9 Der ~StImm9eber BET ben rtpubIItGnllden
YrtmdrDableu.
mir tuo ermd1ti9t, 9srrn
FRITZ j. KOCH,
oon Y~ouIiuare Soipuihip, ala Gonothdt fir Sheriff
BON @atconRos SUuutp on5uItigen. uuterlporfsr her
Sntftsiouue Der Stimm9tbsr BET ben rrpubI,tanii1en
YrIndrnah Icn.
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fur 2id2ter pom iloliben Oiitrift:
@ir Hno ,rE dhtiet. Germ
AUG. D.. DOERMANN,
ala Goroihut fur 6ouutn aihtsr born ihbliheH 81
itlttt non Sneoonaoe Gouhtp ar buSttgru. unteliuoIfen
Del GntlGrihuH9 Der Sttnm9eber bet ben rrpublt-
~tauiideu 4rimdr ohItn.
3ir Tuo trmdhti9t. perm
THOMAS MEYER,
BON 9ucuff SumuibIp. nIs sanbioGt fur 6oHutp 9Id-
ter bonn iubIIheH Etitritt BON S1fcsuohe 9ouutp ou'
1u3,iQeu. unterIporfen Der GRtfh.ibHn9 bsr StImH-
gtber bel ben repubIItontineu SrIRdrpohltH.
9Gtr fuo trmd6tigt. Germ
A. J. BRINKMANN,
aIs GnnbIoot fur 6onnth Hi6tSr noHi inhIihsn al
itrttt pou 9oStouohe 6ouutn aHSultt9en, uEteruorfsn
Der GHtlheioure Der SiInm9tber bI ben rrpEblt'
taHii6eu granddaughter.
9lir fino srmd6ttSt. perrH
VIM. DREWEL,
non S6iro grt.f xonuihip. ala 6oHbtbat ihr Gountp
Rthter BON ihoIl1sH Tiftrift Don 8osccneet Souutp
ou3u1siaeH. uHterluorfeH Der Gntf5eihuHe Der Sitmn-
esstr bst ben r,pubIltonii4tn 9riEhrpohIsn.
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ganOioaten an5tigen.
fir 3eprdi entant:
m;r Fuh srma6ti9t. perm

DR.. THOS. j. GRACE.
aIs Gonoibat fur g,prGiertaRt Don SuScDnaee goun'
tn ou3u s.iaCu, urterrcrfeu DER eutlhrthuH9 Der
bel ben spublitantI1en Yrtmarlp0bleR
@ir iiub trm66tiet. GERM
CHAS. F. POPE,
aIs gnnbibat FIR 9t.pr6fertaut BON Ga:eonabs Spun'
tn ouIuselatn, unite rporftu Der Grtiteisun9 Der
Etimmgrber BET ben lcpubIitauiineu Yr,marpohlsu.
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WGhreno btefe nun unru6ig uufz
uno u%btrippelte, in Die I6limmIten 8e=
furdtunqen Ii6 perliereno, bas Sleio
fDnnte pielIei6t idor pertauft fein, tez
(epbontrte Der &aIiirer beimli6 naf
Dem !0otel. iper Die 6remoe lei? Sean
telep6onirte 3uriid: nMi1iondrin. SIM
mer tuuTcn laI1en. 9ufte fir Niles"
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Simmer gbiruro. l.
Nrat: Osn S4ul5e fiebt mar ia iebt
immer auein fpasieren. @p cat er
benn ietne Grau2 2. arst: 5at er fi9
amputiren foHen.
= Sic 9uten Jreunbtns
mem. = Sd bub' mid por9in in Die
3unge gebtHen. = unmDsli9 = baun
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The times., 1898-07-16

master in the navy, his fellow clerks in
the Railway Adjustment Division. Post
Office Department, yesterday presented
him with a handsome gold-mounted
sword The presentation speech was made
by Z. G. Russell of Georgia.
The District Commissioners yesterday
formed a new bureau, to be known as the
electrical department. by consolidating
the office having supervision of the light
ing Of streets and that portion of the Of
flee of the telegraph and telephone service
which is engaged IN outside work.
Fire was discovered about u O'Clock
Thursday night in the rear room of house
No. 1908 South Carolina Avenue south
east, and the flames were no, extinguished
until they had done damage to the extent
of $3.50. The house is occupied by Mrs.
l. T. Pradiger The blaze was caused
by the explosion OF a gasoline. stove.
Daniel Triplett, colored, twenty-five
years old, had his left foot crushed by
an engine in the railroad yards at Ben
ming, yesterday afternoon. He was taken
10 the Eastern Dispensary, where his
injuries were dressed.
There has been a diversity of opinion
as 10 how the war tax would effect mar
riage certificates. The matter was settled
finally yesterday, by the internal revenue
collector for the District of Columbia.
who said that 10-cent stamp would
have TO be placed on each marriage GER
tiiicate issued before it would be re-
corded.
The times., 1898-07-16
CITY BREVITIES.

The funeral services Of Mrs. Mary 7.
Tschiffely. who died on Thursday, will he
held at Damest0ur's Presbyterian Church
this afternoon al clock.
Marriage licenses were issued to the
following persons this morning: Harry
Kemper and Lillian Goldshorp, Warren
ton, Va; James Mason and Susan Pur-
pose, District Of Columbia.
A slight fire occurred at No. 46S
School Street, yesterday afternoon. The
premises are occupied by Mrs. Annie
Bouthon, who upset a gasoline stove while
trying 10 light it The damage amount
ed 10 SIS.
Susie C0ano-. colored. twenty-five years
old. Quarreled with Walter Scott last
night and Was severely cut about the
face with a razor. She was taken TO the
Homeopathic Hospital. and after her
face was sewed up she walked home.
Charles p O'Lcary OF Pittsburg. Pa,
IN employe Of the Post Office Department.
having been appointed an assistant pay