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mEmoRIAL 10 FATHER eLAAB.
Beautiful Marble Tablet in ST. Mary,s
Catholic Church.

bSAHSi1uA MSFDie Tablet IN 81. nary >
Catholic Church.
memorial to the Rev. DR.. George
Glaab. the late pastor OF ST. Mary's
Church, on Fifth Street near northwest.
WIS unveiled yesterday morning. It is q
massive stone OF the finest Carrara mar
bic. bearing in golden letters the dates
of ais birth at Baltimore. April 12. 1883;
ordination there by Cardinal Gibbons De-
.cember IL, 1887, and death at Washington
August IS, 1900. besides eulogistie- in
scEiption. The stone measures three feet
in height by two feet in width, ard has
been cemented in the western wall near
the confession box. or tribunal. OF The
dead pastor. It's cost approximates S4f0;
all Of which has been betrayed by St
Mary's ccngrega ton.
DR.. GIsat was the founder of the preSent
st. Marys Church In 1880. Over isis grave
has also placed memorial stone. COM
pairing faYersbly with any in the grounds.
At the solemn rites yesterday morning,
Dr. Glaab's successor. Rev. Father
Charles Warren Currrier, oficisted. and
Rev. Father John HIId, of the Redemp-
torist Order in this Archdiocese. preach
ed on Time and Eteluity. The church
was crowded
Next Sunday, January S. the newly ap-
pointed assistant rector OF the parish.
Rev. Peter c. RedIng, viii be formally
installed He was ordained by Cardinal
Gibbons December p, and this is his first
assignment. another change to take ef-
feet next Sunday Is the appointment Of
Rev John Rigney, recently ordained. as
chaplain of the new ST. Yineent,s Orphan
AsTIum here, with residence at the Catho-
lie Uuiyersit2
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some rather sharp selling which sent
prices of fractionally. but the buy
ing was still confident and the talk
IN conservative quarters of further
advances Locking at the market
strictly from the standpoint of the
professional it does not seem proba-
bic that there will be any break now m
til after the opening in Wednesday at the
earliest. 1t would be poor policy for the
people that have stocks TO sell in large
quantities. 10 make the market disappoint-
ing to the public on the last day OF the
cid year or the first part Of the new.
There vas little news this morning. Lor-
den was strong despite rumors Of further
failures there and the Americans Were
all Up from IL to a full point.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, which bought out the company char
tered over fifteen years ago, under the IT,
tie OF the Elevator. Barge and Dock Com
pany, for the purpose Of building a rail-
road on Water Street, has not run ear
on the tracks laid on Water Street since
its purchase. and wharf owners and these
doing business on Water Street are now
investigating the charter, with the view
of aseertaining whether the company has
the right to maintain tracks that are not
used. never have been used, and possibly
may never be used, in q busy thorough
fare. 20 the detriment of trafhc and to the
injury OF trade wagons The Baltimore
and Ohio in this respect is said to be act
ing the part Of eke dog IN the manger. in
asmuch as is officials seem to be making
no effort 10 secure connection with this
short read, aud its continued control bars
out from this section-she heart OF the
business district here-the Pennsylvania
and other roads desiring connection If
it Is found that the charter calls for an
actual occupation of the tracks within
specified time, and il develops that the
terms Of the charter have not been com
piled with. 1t viii be asked that the char
ter be declared void and the street cleared
of tracks.
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FOR coMpLrmEars.
Mayor DiehI seeks Congratulations
for BuGaIois EntePprisa

Mayor DieIaI Seeks Congratulations
for BuGaIo's Enterprise
BUFFALO. N. Y. Dec 31-Mayor Diehl
in his effort 10 advertise Buffalo and the
Pan-AR1erican Exposition has hit upon a
scheme = hieh provokes smiles from many.
He has sont communications TO fifty dif-
fernt newspapers and mayors. calling at
tention to the big celebration to be held
here tonight as wind-up OF the century
and closes his letter with the following
appeal:
Buffalo would record in her annals
with great pleasure the fluctuations of
her sister cities on her centennial jubi-
lee,'
Those who are grinning at this
novel request for a pat on the back are
now making wagers on the number OF an
swers that viii be received. About 81, 400
VIII be needed for tonight's celebration
and only S70e has been subscribed The
mayor has issued proclamation an
nouneing his disappointment at the lack
of response.
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There was another bulge in prices at
the opening Of the Stock Market this
morning. Many securities making new
high records IN their history Northern
Pacific. commel, went TO Sc and Union Pa
cife to-SO and above. ST. Paul went to 14s
and Pennsylvania above 149. New York
Central was particularly strong, soon re-
covering its dividend of 1 Il per cent
Others railways generally were buoyant,
but the industriaIs with the exception OF
Sugar showed little activity. The latter
stock bulged TO new high prize for this
movement, 14594c At II O'Clock there was
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JUST SAVED HIS LEE.

It was thrilling escape that Charles Davis.
OF Bosserston, Ohio. lzteiy had rom q frirhtfii
death For two years severe lung trouble con
SANITY grew worse. Until Il seemed he must dIe
New Discovery, and lately wrote: ait gave n.
slant TeiseS and effected q permanent cures' Such
wonderful cures have Cor Is yezrs proven It's
pozeT 70 cure 81 thrcxs chest, and lung trou.
bies. Price, % cents and 81. Every bottle guar
antsed- Trial bottle free at Henry Eysas' Sdrug
store. go Street
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washington StoeR EScI.anee.

sales-capitaI Traction As, s1.0O8G1O7;
Union Trust and Storage Co. 1e@1e2i
Capital Traction, 2G010s 5-S, 2a9103 81.
IGe6I03 rs; Washington Gas, 1852. Esq
81 Is. 5GG61 s-4: G. & P. Telephone. "a
"A, 25@78 81, 25G73 IL; MergenthaIer
Linotype, 15GIS0, z5G1Ts 81, 1o@179 IL.
1e617s IA. 10aIT9-selier 10, 1e9179-
seller 90, 22nI7S 81, 20@17s IL, 100
I7S ii; Lanston AoRotype, 1o0G14, 5eGl4.
After Cail-wash. Gas, 2e6s1 5-S, 2e06f12;
Capital Traction. 28dfs3 7~s: MeTgentha-
Ter Linotype, 5617s 3-4. 561s0.
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Property IN North Caroiina.

RALEIGH, y. c.. Dec. 31.-State Audit
or Aver says the total net increase in the
valuation OF property In North Carolina
over last year is SIS. 936, ss9. This is made
up Of the following increases: Real and
personal. S17, 92S, $50; telegraph and tele-
phone, 81. CAB. express. S1I7, $40 The de-
creases are: Railways, $40, 917; steamboats,
and canals. SIS, ISL
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Do Ypa Eeea ilaaeg2 ZEE RaEe Il far Yau.

Ne vant TO cal your attention to o.Ir plan OF
Ios1ing money on Furniture, 2iaBos Organs. or
zny hoEzehold goods We say 70 yea L you need
lao7cv this * the most reliable loan Office II ffe
e:tS Voc have delay. No unnecessary cues
Siols to ask yes1. Csr terms are the cheapest,
sur payments the smallest. sad youy ozn time
to rstura t1e money. We VIII lsnd you any
amount from SIC up. Private Offices Business
Co. els st NV. aaI1-tf
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FEz Safest, sarest cure for
REsEs e all throat and lung
troubles People praise
Cough Syrup aa R2slo: .a B:ss fsssils
Refuse substitute Get Dr.. Buli's Cough SvruD.
DIED.
ReEase substitute

SRowLEY-suddenly. at L noon, on Monday.
December 81 1900 the residence CT her psTeglss
IzIg Sd - ne KATHLEEN BERNADETTE. be-
loved and oldest child Of Joseph J. and Annie u
Crowley (nee o'CoHnoF}, II the eighth year Of
her happy lie.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. deSi-2t,eEa
DARCEY-Gn SUNDAY. December sc, 1900, at
$40 o'clock D. n. STEPHEN WALTER DARCY
aged tVo years and five months youngest son Of
Henry AID Maggie Dareey at 9oS fweHty-seeond
Street
Notice OF funeral hereafter It
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How pale you arel It's a
pity to miss the full zest of
health, forever a day; there IS
SO much good in i'll
SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
oil should be as familiar as
cotton and wool and linen and
silk; its so comfortable No
disagreeable taste.
FRe'laaeza you a little to Try If you like.
scoT~ Z poWNEa 4o9 Pearl street, New FORK.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-31

The qualities of Hcurich.s beers are more IA
m;liar to the people Of Washington than any
popularity IS that AaerzeR, Senate and Iaeer
are brewed OF the best malt and hops and are
OF mature age before leaving the brewery. Phone
6S4. Arlington Bottling Co., for case of Heu-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-31

II Is stated by &n engineer and general
constructor that the leak in the conduit
aqueduct as Il passes over Cabin John
Bridge viii ultimately affect the solidity
Of that great aFcn as already the constant
leakage has impaired the corners Of sew
eraI CT the stones As the apertures wid-
en- the stones will more quickly wear
away. The perfection Of the arch lies
largely IN the strength Of perfectly it
ting stones. It follows therefore that any
impairment or wearing away OF the stones
Of the arch affects the strength Of the en-
tire structure. The leak should be taken
notice Of now, said the engineer, as the
Cabin John arch IS too grand work from
engineering and structural sta1dpoints TO
suffer through negligence. By noticing
and correcting small imperfectious as they
arise the arch will excite as much wonder
a hundred years from nos as II does TO-
day.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-31

Mr.. John Edward Libbey viii leave Oh
January Il. with Miss Libbey, on a trip ID
the Bahama Islands From three weeks 10
a month VIII be spent IN tbs southern
waters.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-31

SWAMP sos recOmpsaaea tor
- sAi@A everything: bat II you have
DROT kidney. Ive-. or bladder
~ ~ trouble e Ein BE- found lust
The remedy you need at druggists IN fifty
cent and dollar Eizes- You may have sz71pls
bottle Of this wonderful rev discovery By nail
great curez
address Dr. KfIaae- = c.. sizzAarataz- n Z
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-31
STOCKS MOVING UPWARD
Advancing Movement Of Saturday
Continues in Wall Street.

Speculative Sentiment E.,vorafiy IN
aueReed by a Recovery in London,
Where American shares show sub
stantiaI 6asns-Interest Centres IN
the halfway List-Sugar Feature.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-31

The schooner Helen L. Martin. Captain
Fountain. from Fernandina, Fla. has ar
rived with cargo Of lumber fer John ed
ward Libbey & Sen.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-31

Upon the sworn statement of William
Ford. blind colored pensioner. Justice J.
Barton Miller on Saturday issued a war
rant for the arrest OF Frank Williams,
who was charged with obtaining moEey
under false pHetences- 1t is alleged that
williams called upon Mr.. l. P Seibold, a
Georgetown customs broker, who takes
care Of the blind mans pension money,
and obtained SUES aggregating IS, repre-
senting that he had been sent by the
helpless pensioner
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stops me Couel,

and worries aT the Cold.
LAXATIVE BrOno Quiaine Tablets cure a ccl;
n one dag. No Cure No Pay. Price Is cents.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-31
CHIEF TWO SIRIKHDYING
The Sioux Warriors Hate for
Whites and Pawnees.

an Unrecoastrucfea savage Passing
Away at Pine Ridge ABency-He
Says, s.The Body Is Given Up, But
the Spirit Never surrenders''-srhe
Battle with sky Chiefs Rand
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tie B. & 0. COmpany's Unused
Tracks on Water StreeI.

An Effort to BE Made to Secure Their
Removal ms mn Obstruction TO Or
binary Trafisc-Leakage IA the Con-
auft Empairing the stone Arch OF
the Bridge at Cabin John.
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No. vork Stock rrnrKeI,

Corrected DAILY BY ". p HIbbs & Co. mem
hers os the New YORK Stock Exchange, $40 ?
Sfrant
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BANKS sSB gsusEs COMPANIES.
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

4 truss, bat he carries thu Ala
S-l9~-S Cushion Truss al eTer the United
States. Men. women, and Children
Eear and Ike them The AIR Cushion Pad holds
with comfort; nothing else viii. Consultation
and two weeks' trial free Lady in attendance for
ladies. Office. parloTs waiting. and consultation
ROOMS en- the same aooT. Catalogues free THE
RORfCE AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. 1924
: 81 nE.. d AoOs- uhIo-ti-en
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UKDERTAKERs.
birds. D CO, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS, singing cansr;es u,oekire.
birs3s, dogs cats. rabbits gold fish etc :
estaiogus free SCHAIpsS BIRD store. 7Ia nth
s.. NV. auI2-ti
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MONEY LOANED OH PIANOS.

. Furniture. and ether Household Effects,
- without removal from the premises. Any
. &ncuBt-ior as leng as you Eant tat
. lowest rates Of interest.
= x Loans made without delay. Strictly
- con6GSntia.-
SECURITY LOAN CO..
ReoN /. WARpER BUILDING.
Cor. 9th and F SIS. \. ". de7-tt IN
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-31

NOTICETHE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders OF the Mex York
Power Gas Company. incorporated under
the laws OF West Virginia, VII be held for
the election Of directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction CT such other
business as can properly De considered by
the meeting at Room IS. Pacific Building
IN the city OF Washington, D c. on the
ID OF JANUARY, :. D. 1901, At Il
O'CLOCK. NOON Il HUTCHINSON.
de29.5f Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA Washington, November s.
191o.-Poiicy holders are notified that the
managers have ordered paid the members
return Of savings IN proportion 10
The value of each policy az the close Of
1898. Renewals for 1901 must be paid the
company at the same tine at the rate OF
1 per cent On the premium notes. and
POLICIES MUST BE PRESENTED that
payments may be entered thereon Poll
cies expire "a the last Monday in Deem
Der f5ist)- Please attend early and avoid
the creBd- ". a. H. CHURCH, President.
I. PIERCE BOTELER. Secretary
nos. Il. mott
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-31

o STREET MARKET open all day today
from 5 4. n. to 10 D. n, 31st 1t
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EQUAL LODGE. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-
The members are requested TO meet
at their hail. 623 Louisiana Avenue, MON
DAY EVENING TO make arrangements for
the funeral Of our late brother. Adam
Back D. z. BROWN, K. r. & S.
JAMES L. MARSHALL
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Chicago Grain and Provision afarket.
Corrected daily by ". p. Hibbs & Co.. neru-
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. i4I9
Street
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SPECIAL xOF4CEs

IMPORTATION WANTED or TIE
Whereabouts OF H. Josephine Gould,
daughter Of Jerome whitney and widow OF
William Gould, deceased. X. sos sth st.
NV. dee31-3t-em
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A MEETING OF THE sToCKHoLI

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
of the Capital Traction Company foF
the election OF directors viii be held at
the ef5ee OF the company, Union Pas
senger Station, On WEDNESDAY, THE
18TH OF JANUARY, 1861
TIE polls viii be opened at 1875 a. n
and closed at .. u. C. T. DUNLOP.
President
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
MIsCELIANFOUS RONDS

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA EUNilS
S. 1907. year funding goId... S02
rs, 1sg1, water stock curTency.- l65
Funding currency, Se6s.-.---...-- 10
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G0MM0Nl Y. USED DRUG
DIR. WOOD REFERS TO COFFEE.

DR. Jas Wood Of Philadelphia, speaking of the
ehe"t of coffee says: These symptoms bear 81, nj
hut hprc: sive witness f. the terrible injury which
is being wrought by this commonly Used drug
IL health Is worth ahythins!h it is worth looking
after carefully Any person who drinks coffee aud
has any sort of ailment that can be traced back
through even very long l:ne of disturbances to
TIE nervous system may daln;d upon il that coffee
Is the cause of the diitcHity
Inc drug contained in cof"e has direct action
upon III" nerves. differing in different people The
erect may show in che p.rson'in the shape of dys
pepsia; n another personsin weak eyes in another
pa - alton Of the heart: IN another. kidney
h'"ri trouble: in another. bad complex on or
ei"Pi "Is On the skin In another general feeling
CT 'aSsitude and weakness ut times. All of these
ana Tong list OF ether dstut Dances directly
from disturbed nervous system. where the nerv.
matter. the delicate gray substance that is con-
tanned IN the nervt ceIitrrs ard in the brain-las
been destroyed. to extent, and not replaced from
the food
Ihat is the exact work Of. coffee with highly
gahizsd people. Such people feel the less of coffee
Tor Il time, unless something is given to take its
phice. ms Is the mission Of Postum Food Coffee:
II Ho' only furnishes, when properly mad. a de +
c'e cmiee havor in itself, but carries with it the
phosphate of potash and ether elem nts required by
Nature to rebuild the nervous system and recon-
struct the tearing down work that has been going
on from the use OF dug coffee I've the
words drug coffee because all regular coffee Is in
reality drug. and its inTad Will in ninaty
cases out of a hundsed. hring trouble of
kind)
Postum Food Coffee Is sod by all drst-class
sroeers. t1l
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Gen. Randall in Charge of Affairs at
Nome City.
THE CIVIL AUTHORITY HAD FAILED
Was Requested to Act by U. S.
Commissioner RaWson.
S SMALLPOX PREV ALENT

CAN I'D ,NCJcro Jrr,, - Now, +h,.
martial law has baen nrnc1aimad ar Nome
civ nv General Randau in charge of the
I-nited states troons in thar district was
brought hero last NIGHT nv the steamer ST
pauI tbirt.s,, ,1a,-s fror, 6. michael The
necessi,,- for martial law .r,sa out of fine
irr,nirg Of ,ninin, claims and other acts
OF ia"lesshess-
Concerning the establishment OF martial
law at Nome City, the Nome Gold Digger
of I,,na 10 savs.
..7,h. ,rl,.or,.x,o,,+ 80 ..o o,,,r ,,-.s Loot
Inc government Vi .ie camp was i'St
night at special meeting of the chamber
of commerce given largely into the hands
of COMMISSIONS Rawsop The csusss that
:. - .,.; - ,
ied up 10 II Were .he cohultiohs oi property
which people had been led to believe was
insecure.
.At tho cba,oher Of commerce whore
,,trt,. ~ to,t,. ,,arsa,,s tad .ra,harad I-nitsd
I'm - " - PEI ootiI ii, ga @ ~,
80. III ,i9 ny ;oia.i a,ernne,t
was no longer able to protect property
rights 1t had not the strength nor conh-
Gence 20 enable II TO carry OUT ,lie purpose
w ,ecnslarv he said that some means he
taken for the protection of property and
the preservation of law and order. He sub
mitted two propositions. and said he was
soiis 70 10 enc OF Two 'iiihss' anu With
FIRST Alternative Proposed.
The first is. I shall take complete
cb.reo of VI. to,,, no s.id go for &c my
~ "
auth"r''! goes aS COMMISSIONER 4shorihs
the existence of any other authority. and
appoint a sufficient number OF well-selected
r -ars y-bo Will ba ,,n6er tho order of tho
-. &C.. >e.,,.-,3- -. ~, ,a.r,,,I
-. St'e, :. - III III Nc 60 H.
nc Sc'iiu II ma aHt,li 'Lil'iiit 'tte
cor % oi,cer OF ,he oeIaeneht at
ti-is PlitS 'la. ti,t au are uiaple 90
'.s In az" pi ne =. ik
- vi M ''e"''tI az onN NC Ht M
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Reporting upon the complaint made to the
District Commissioners by Mir. William
Rcinhart of 1851 Potomac street of the un-
csean condition of the streets around the
Georgetown market M. Warner Stutler,
the superintendent of the street cleaning
department, has informed the Commission
ers that the street in front of the market
S c,eaned daily by hand. and the alleys on
each side of the market cnce a week
1t would seem" says Mr.. Stut!er, that
The market master should sec that the
streets are Put in proper condition after Chs
market c.cses Saturday nights, as is done
at other markets. l would suggest that The
attention Of the police department be liz
vited to that part Of the complaint referrlu.-
10 the improper Httering of the Streets
II Is understood that the recommendation
IF Mr. Stutler will receive the approval OF
the Commissioners.
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A Book "Slaughter!"
S;I"aGii readine :ar = mere song Clearing
our I'll cur sniled or shcls-worn b."hs.
w Ib'''t>N- . = = =
25r- and 5nc- BOOKS .-.....-.--.---.....-.1" Toe.
orl1
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railways Blu y.''
d. il right Ros mining b.-kT1li- IIOIgSSs
in. bo- ,kr iag M: is our business. 5I1 an.
'Phonc 129% ie1f-sid
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For Summer
Drinks?
For sumner aud all mixed drinks there is
- 70 1.tte- WHISKY than THARP'S BERKELEY
TURF EiE Il IS the md zputed Isad.r.
Jas. TLarp, ~ f.G E 81 llH.
t-2l-Ind
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Weather conditions and general forecast:
The barometric conditions have changed
but little within the last twelve hours. An
area Of high pressure is central this morn
ing in North Dakota. The depression noted
Tuesday as being central in Wisconsin has
moved to Lake Huron within the last
twenty-four hcufs. 1t has been attended
by very little rain.
Scattered showers have occurred in the
lower lake region. northwestern Missouri
and northwestern Texas
The temperature has risen IN the lower
lake region. the Atlantic states and Mon
tana- There has been decided fall in tenn
perature in the upper Mississippi valley.
Seasonal temperatures prevail in all re-
giGns except the northwest.
Scattered showers are indicated for the
lower lake region and portions of New Eng
land; elsewhere the weather vii! be gen.
prevail
On the New England and middle Atlantic
coast the winds will be- fresh to brisk
southerly. On the south Atlantic coast
fresh syuthwesterly winds will prevail.
The following heavy precipitation lin
inches has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: BrooHhaven, Miss, 2. %.
Records for T,veniy-Four Hours
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and tar meier At the weather
bureau for the tweUt flour hours beginning
at pm. yesterday:
1h"rmnmete~-JEly i"-4 pm. 81 p.ra.
a. IL midnight. 20, July Ill am O.: s
a n, -; y noon. 80. > p m. 80 Maximum
81, at 1:i5 pm. July II; minimum, SO, al
> an. July II.
BarCEleter-July 10 pm. 2a9a; 8 pm
2"op; II midnight. 3n01. JUL III am.
;.oO": am, %GO7; noon, :;0.O5; pm
3o.U2
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water at s
a n: Great Falls, temperature, 50; condi-
zion, &c, receiving reservoir, tCmparature
81: condition al north connection, 30: condi-
ton at south connection, Is: distributing res
crV"ir, temperature, So; condition at in
fluent gate house. Il; efiluent gate house q
tp-Ri.cr Water.
The Baltimore and Ohio agent at Har-
pe-S Ferry reports the Potomac river
eliza and the Shenandoah river cloudy at
that point this morning.
Tide Table
Today - Low tide. 1854 a m and lao
p m; high tide. 6:ai m and 10 pm
Tomnrrow-Low tide. ~ and 2:25 pm ::
nigh tide, 1:i3 a m. and Sill pm.
The sun and Noon
T"day-Sun rises. AL; sun sets. TO
Moor: fun SD m. tomorrow
T0morrow-Sun rises, AL
The city Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by so; u. m: extjn-
gushing begun al .j.h.i a IL. The lighting l.
begun one hour before the time named
Arc lamps lighted at 1:i9 pm; extin-
guished at i:0S a. H.