Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1887, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, TELEGRAMS 0 THE STAR AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, | . Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. aad 2th St, by an Coes OF Ee The Evening Star Newspaper Oompany, | It Has Knocked the Profit Out of Cac- S. H. KAUFFMAN Ue-Raising and Raimed the Cattle <- : ‘St. Lous, March 30.—Arthur T. Jocelyn, of Syd- . ‘2 ed ney, Nob, a prominent cattleman of the Wyoming : stad : And Dakota cattle country, 1s in the city, In speak < of the present status and former condition of ez * ie trade tn that eection of the country. Mr. af Jocelyn said: “When 1 first went into the busi. aero —— =] Ress. 15 years ago, there were very few year postace prepaid. Six monthn, 50 cents 37-All nail subscriptions mast be paid in advanest bo paper sent ban i paid for, WASHINGTON, D. ©. SUPPLEMENT. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30. [Roar omievaar Sees tn u me hi ‘conditign ot Ching comune hates of advert aude known on application. =~ jan bl East did not seem a | ———————— — —== | the opportunity for proftable investments offe | = == = by the cattle ranges of the West, and we old-timers: ey gers CITy Impure Literatare and Art. GLADSTONE’S DEFENSE OF IRELAND | DY {ie outUcranices of {he West and We Od-nery EDUCATIONAL. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AND_ DISTRICT. ent cette demeton tee iz ee eaeval| Sa peau tant > ourafives.” Tote in te pam 2s, om = pee =y53) bs AF i. = = PRESSION OF Strong Speech Pol: to Wealth. But in 1878 a perfect food of Immigra- PAP rants, ae ae WILL GIVE = =e — = a AFTERNOON. WEEKES 5,00, Auctlonsers, | csty Post Off ON THE TWO-HORSE CARS, eerie sigtivcea aoe nee ae Character of the = sion eet in, "principally ‘roung Engiishmen ‘and nderate, Cally or addreus, |AMS & CO., Auctioneers ERY SALE cS on: Fan are a ment Coercion Proposals — They | New cry, representing large capital, a 5 ete 1000 S st. naw. & anes = COrve ae ‘UNIMPROVED PROPERTY THURSDAY, MARCH THIRTY-FIRST, AT TENA: and Satisfaction Among Pavecn- March 29, 1887. Wonld Justify an Irish Bevel. within ay rte ranges anywhere wit aa hun- SUC E HLOCETION AND DRAMATIC ART, | GOLD AND SILVER, Watcurs, stitvERTLATED | ~ THE EANEEEN SEOTION OF THE CLIY MOAT OUR BALESHOOMS, GENERAL COLLET | gers om the Fourteemth-street Lime. | To the Editor of Tax Evexrso Stan: scan dred miles of the Union Pacific were all taken Q] Praieee Citar, My Mending: Urtvate Leswone and | MANTEL CLOCKS, SEWELNTSRTC, AT AUG: | | By virtue of koces of the Supreme Court of 0008 OF DIFFERENT KINDS. A Se GETS |, The advent ot the two-horse cars on 14th street | _,1B¢ Mission of this department ot noes im | , 2008 cheers greeted Mr. Gladstone when he Al’ mete tele tenes azoeee Cro 3 ee » ADELIN 3 rt Say the District of Columbia, passed fth, IN PART, FINE PARLOR AND CHAN 8 the W. C. T.U. ts to suppress that whic! rose comt st nig! -| # - mat ie os tae a aL MANN TUT We: | Bar we aaa RT| URGE CARGO SLO VEtay ny dgr a | ta mand mura mere an tm | pews in tors Wem P| neem ic Uo | athe ann a ae MUSIC FOR BEGINNERS OR Sorter Tous at ant Heuseyivuiia ves | of the premiies on WEDMESUAY, tie THIMMETH | BOOR CANES” BED “LOUNGES. BEDSTEADS. | Me ant-bobrailers, ‘Even the ladies take thetr | fect innocence and ehlidnowd, aod we appeal, COD- mentbill, He said that tn an issi we, pro. | value of our herds was about dowiner, “hut wives Teie: Fortemay apply toJ-E SCHEEL 774122m | fhe aoove-naned sriciey the talance of stk of LB | DAY MARCH a7, FOUR CLOOR Eg the | MATTRESSES Be: [ALL AGENEMALSTOCK.| Sharon the fun of the moment. The cara, | naentiy to the manhood and womanhond of OUT Osals so extreme as those now put forh by the | that time the profits of the Dusines have ve [Denes of sTeRoomaray Np Tipe | ARETE eo Boe errant BER oie, sty imgnengy| TEGO, Windom feo high 0 fot wide: Pat | 9g yan ung, & source of great attraction People to aid usta suppressing obecene and N46 | gorernment requlred ample time forconeideration. | fe ai taken up, and thier aesiringtorectend = Ere ~ vALT. MS & CO. | sot nombered sovetes COs ia the eee ee Glass ae tes ae pb cent pictures and ions, that lead ‘He found himseif bound to support Mr, Parnell’s | thetr business were compelied to look to the north, 29-4 ‘Auctioneers, eragnty (70), part . Appears it 1s immediately boaled | of our dear ones away from the paths of virtue snd where ~ poner, he weir gy ool Baul’ suttvwest corner eet —s funtees ou North Capitol steel betwee EG St se AT Bek, Io eesilent condition.2 Hy a civee of mes, women, and children, some of purity. “One wit has devoted maby years U0 this | amendmen ent, Becanse the groubd upon.‘which MF here Ue grass ras hoor, the winters anaes , Washinzton, D.C. To. Dw. street DEPARTMENT, MARCH 20TH, 1887, ‘act as if they had never ridden in such acar | Work 5 S Y | tomarket. The overcrowding of the ranges pre- wepated for Amenuenais wosk ia from = ». Also, ASURY DEPARTMENT, MARCH 26TH, 1887, ‘ . os « s w eS pre. ie alka bid isa | PUBLIC AUCTION sales Sue SMa ROR SUR | Epc ce Sr REPORT Soc | tere. Whonerer ce ar ot or fork, | ny Ecreta rale ce fre ts Z| ent and wots. The govrmmra | Wnt cea eng swat nd nt. Shorthand jasnes, te num ity (80), one (S81), elehty: 7 to reel in one lonand | young girls denuded of their proper womanly apperel, a aioe m Denes ~yb-+ open to writers of allsystems, Day and. REAL ESTATE, ‘two (HR), el ree (83). four (84) iy. | AM. FRIDAY, APRIL FIRST, 1887, one Bay Horee, | ooo eee ae ate ‘with swan: | palliative, wasa measure that. would aggravate mever known . ue largely to = call o valars re tne, " ean Oe tse | belo; ‘to this Department. } they jest and laugh over it with as much ‘and lascivious posture, fs fact. Set ‘OUINes ce octgapergeremmzam, | sf uunor monzer soown, | Raa 0) emit eum | rere nis Re Retaehas cen, | mm meyers rena ae | Se eres Bath ine |e deees-sated and wor alsorders ith | en a yr — 7 ETO one hy Arta oti ~ the pre] perk street car comicali- | ing the standard of common decency. _ It is poisoning ” excl ir. Gladstone, « ice Of range cattle has increased, without any GINS, fen eet ab NOG F at mow sinter hon, arcade | WWACTEN Wibtiaws we co, setnmem |e ag, Se ag au | aufero ae ter gitar | png etn at Meas ie | dang aw tn the orto ct re ink nowiedce of drawing hecessary: lessons in painiinse a a 'y junction of 151 a i a er : nd | year the cattlemen almost wnlVersally lost money. Ti, Say Barlding, corner Fab'snd Emule On THURSDAY, MACH THIRTY-FImST, 1997, | sulci 1G 1Gjcoe hundred end seven iit jone | VALUABLE. IMPROVED, PROPERTY, ERONTING Tallng Up” the hill Touma Ae” Koemay ces | omen in undermined, ese ogee DL which was the ain recommendation of the zto ‘he weak conditic stock, many INE OCLOCK EM. RE hundred and twelve (112), one hundred and thirt b LETH STREET. er NORTH. | {2MMed and packed with passer Arriv- | thenumervus insults faahed from the eyes. of rakes | COMM! c st com were compelled to feed Uh Ie, Sturgis, of be offered: GER Tallon Fenton Place, etween "Tat at eat WEBT, AT AUCTION. SS) MS SEET NOBEH™ | ing “at the "junction, those WHO, were go. | sud Ube ees ae eyey She "cone | LIVE investigation of the Irish trouble. Nothing | Cyr’ a0! having ted during “we forth Capitol ate] one bi and thirty-three (13:3), WEST, AT AUCTION. ing up 14th 3 r t is cursing | Femains but the figure of coercion—bare, ald ter. Before long we will be obliged thes AMAN: i . _ PD street’ made @ dash and | stantly fod by the outreccous displays. Tt is cursing ‘ Winter. Before long we will nd either to ———— sree etree | MGHDAN oA, SOHN AT tig | Parte gee, eed a eo Par anh Wee scrtary oe ean | Bat Eo a $0. 72. . ne, two-story Frame, 4 rooms, pat E vr. : sion! to the patiently waiting “two-horser.” It had | 8Pect and reverence for woman, e right chief secretary for latter seems to me the most sensible course to | No. 724 11th st. ne. ry ‘one hundred and’thirty-seven (137), one hun and | of the premises lot 10, in Davidson's sub-divisi ate tt mee has to casks on tS i i 2 9. thi it (138), one hundred an -nine (139), | of square 282, having 23 feat front by 110 feet in | been standing for some time, as if the street rail- | *feeuards of the community.’ attempted to excuse the proposals on pursue. Within a few years the great. ranges a =| One Hundred and forty (1a pone ancied sat Ser’ | fepti'e® aoaley. antoved bo a taeaivey tas | road cane, ee endeavoring to relieve the | | We fo follow up this eines, of omtenter: | Frgund that crime in Ireland during the last three | nd caitie barons of the plains will be among te rae No. 3 tory frame, 6 rooms, being | one (141), one hundred and forty-two (142), one hun- | house, No. 1128.” complained-of “pressi enlarged accom. | 88 far as the law will permit. It is not our inten- | years has increased, but he followed an UD- | things that were.” TW ASSC10S ACNPINGY OF ergonarat | mies sqaeSna | Gt Gaye ne Aa uy | rin uct, ou ons, cere | ott al ee thers gabe aig Wat we aust | Satta atormaclon puis hehe | gna weiendsF 5 ge ee — iil to G31 Fst. id forty: . as 3 < E = sold, | CF Was filled as full as tt could be, and then the 5 m ~- * lends Pall Out, Tis, Sena, Tom Capel Hl to 0351 ¥ et oe” | ‘Terms at time of sale. Oig7 one bund ed sd sty ong G1 ig hunaed | Allconvevancing a purchaser's cont” LOO down os | Dogan. But it was all good-natured fun, and | (0 cur friends and our critics, that much which is | statistics of erime n ioireand were aganat te got AXD ONE SHOOTS THE OTNER DEAD IN A QUARRRL OER GQPENCERIAN, BUSINESS COLLEGE IN COM: | _mh2a-3t THOS. F. WAGGAMAN, Auct._ | (763) Gut hundeed aud taty four GOs) one undies | CHNCO'GL WALTER B, WILLTAMB & CO., Aucts. | stones sreton wrserereet He HES Of TOU | eis Sg vmEAT ewe make any mists |e 1885, 432 such letters were recelv 2, Marc wodboue hails, National Bank ofthe Republic ; : fe Ee AL : 22 Ape z morals. We shall give the benefit of every doubt | In 1886 but 75 more were received. That hardly | ALBUQUERTR, March 0.—Frank Chick, puna, Sonibnect Sta PEt Goth DME | “WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO, Auctonecr a aiety-aye (1), one hundred and ety 145) SW surer 8. wine’ ‘Auctioneers. Oe cele Sekt tae ae rm commana | EST e wet bine sal sate eee tee, geen: pl teen ground for asking parliament to assent | living near Fowler's Gap, A. T., was shot and : panies alate in drmemd = = 3 IS & CO, impelled to stand in the va fu un f 3 year Fowle A. T, ‘Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing, HANDSOME CHAMBER SUITES, HEAVILY CARVED | st.]in square numbered six hundred and seventy-four WALNUT-FRAME PARLOR SUITE, WALNUT | cated their seats instanter with impressive gal. | 1n our homes and need our protection. To call a ‘the extreme measure of coercion. | Other classes | killed yesterday by Geo. Palmer. ‘The men had Frglinde La oCuciespondence, kapid Calculae RD MADE TO ORDER FIVE BACK WALNUT | (O°8%, 750 on THURSDAY, the THIRTY-FIRST | CHAMBER RUT RAEN OE BEDRAE ADS, | lanery. Some ins! passengers, ‘who, Probably Picture a. work of art does not necessarily Fellev® | of crime amounted, in 1885 10 512, and ih 1688 £0 | sor sogye time past been the eet Of triemas; but tens, Bockkespink, Business Practice, Commercial | 3 Ps WELL eae DAY OF MARCH, 1887 at YOUR O'CLOCK? M,in| BUREAUS AND WASHSTANDS, LOUNGES, COT | had never spoken before, hailed each other with | 16 from the charge of being 17. (Opposition cl rene about two months ago Chick had been robbed of a 5s RR Re ett prone cull 874-2. - yT | FIRST. Original Lots numbered three (3) and four, BANE-SE! pee a agitators?” ‘Others wi tent it but obtain for it a: 2 eivite ebotnation oanncerne! | thier, no more Was seen of the ant Tiustrated i pe a iret WALNUT WARDROBES int pare nionbered ae pence ee eons | AND OTHER CARPETS BRUSSELS HALL AND Pe aee pe Oters were sreclationor the change, | And here let us sayy. that ‘thee buys. and young | ther private, fatormation, le itn Speak. 1 ws | ee tee eaneren of the animal until Eriday HESD Principal, | = HALL BBG) on C betwees Litkeeps wa nt STAIR CARPETS, “BEDDING, CHINA AND DP ried these denuded | the first time he (Gladstone) kuew or wus | Last, Chi ing i. Chick at Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, Viee Principal. mink ES, 10 x S eee Gh: Detwoet Lith and 12th streets northeast, | GT ARSWARE: KITCHEN OFT ASIA In the car in which ‘Tug Stax man rode were some | Men Who are found’ g: a ; speapan Te Pa aT oe ey eoue | once made a demand forthe horse, and Palmer net DIANO LESSONS ear DREAUS, AND i : FOUR OCLOCK P.M in froneot the preninee fois | On FRIDAY, APRIL. FIRST, commencing at TEN | Doarding-school “young ladies” and thelr. per. Boe GA Cr ee ee ae ES I tlerman thorougbty competent to teach. es ff Pri numbered one (1) {corner of 15th and G streets south: | O'CLOCK A. M.. we shall sell, at residence No. 427 G | fectly natural remarks upon the improved condi- be LS x * , threats about the way a horwe-thier should be pun ‘BOARD, far different May it not be said that detail to the cases adduced by Mr. Balfour of 21m* | BEDDING, BLANKET: Seereye tee CN a ee dre wenty-one (21) and | street northwest, the above-named Household Effects, | on of things excited much amusement. picture properly canaite fed to the Corcoran Art | league tyranny over persons. Continuing, he said | ished. AS Palmer had purchased the horse fru = BBE Tet | "ARB BOLETERS, BODY BE | Gnereetnsputheaat [in squarcaussbersd one tpassed | Panna se ew ATE JAMS & C0.,Aucts._| bear the evidence ot aeents Fett ees ae an | alters would-be lascivious and. even tndecent | that bopcottiog Wen bos enous tee eae ald | strange comboy the lunuationso! Culsk hurt nie Saul NS MART, Principal of | GalbETS” FHKOUGHO: SALLE, three LOSS 7 ietioneet Sides, There was one little old lady wearing spec- | Clewpere? We donot affirm this, but ask the | confined to nationalist. He knew of a Protestant | feranks ond lie anewered tp a tanner that meant i of Fioeution and English Lan-| WOVEN SPRIN OCR pon the ‘rout of tha frniecote naaaberad 2 taclesand a black dress, who was perpetually | question. clergyman who had been deprived of luis living be- : nd Chick fell one (1) (corner Mass. ave. and on 1 {75 “ | but Palmer was too quick for him UABLE VED PROI IDGE 7 ‘ £3 Within 8 years the New York Society for the | cause he was ahome ruler. Continual allusion | DU nals ail nae xi | he Qa leorner Mans. ave, and 16th at ae.) ine’ (o), | VAL! IMPROVED TROPERTY ON BE Se ae ae eae anear tae Sek iierl woul Supression of vice has confiscated and destroyed | had been made to previons Iberal coercton pro. dead with a Winchester ball {Through [the heart, MARCH THIRTY-FIRST,commenc- | 16th uts. #¢.,Jand twelve (12) {on 16th st. between | , P3,Virtue of a deed of trust dated October 16: aes, | her, as if to say, “I know what You think of me.” 222 Tamed pictures, 748 figures and images 1 aS abel ae his government pro claiming self-defense as the catise of his action 1B DAY, We shall acll, at S00 Tith | Mass. ave. and C at. s.c- in square numbered one thou- | 18/4. recorded in Liber No. 762, folio 38, Iwill | sne'could not get it into her head. that tne ears | im public places. a5 Pe a a es : Beet northwests the stove arsortiuentof Housekeep” | ud and seventy-three GUC Hees at FINE OCLOCK Mf, in frontod tho prem | Were not going down rth street and ‘she was per- | ,,1H/1883 this sime soclety arrested a young man | ing. Wierever he went he was dogged by erie, 2 iversits, Faiigimot ing Articles, i good condition, and the saleoftrsa | pFOCRTH. On the SAME D JAY; &t QUARTER TO | ives, jart of original Lot Nov 8, Geoneowm, Dec. | petually asking the conductor if he was sure they. for selling photographs of works of ari, the origi } For te preseut bill there Was no stich excuse, A West Virginia TNS NO" | rare opportunity to purchasers to furniwh their houses | FUE MGUOCE py tt in. gros % fhe Teth and | fronting 24 feet on Bridge (M depth of | were then on 14th street. Out on the front plat- | Balsof which had been exhibited in the art saloons AMPLE TIME FORK DEBATE MUST BE HAD. Ps oon © Mith woods of the best wake at @ mereix nominal x- | Tgth sta 8. €], six (G), seven (7), eight (a) and wine | 120 feet o.a wide alley. being the premises Nos. 3111 | form were two old cata] igners, one of whom the | Of Paris.» Many thought this would not be sus-] 4 aemand was made upon the hi to commit | , 2 AREERSBUR: WALTER 1, WILLIAMS Sonera, | fO0 15th, between Dand’E sts. so.) ta aquare pum | al 3113 Bride (M) street. and improved by a three- | reporter had known to vecagarnor te earebes, | tained by the courts, but in January, 1864, the upor | has reached Rae a neers. _ | ered one thousand atid seventy-five (1075) | story and attic brick building, with brick stable in taltioagacs But with commendable veracity he | case came to trial in the Oyer and ‘Terminer Court | the most formidable breach of trust that a popu- | County Cou on THU OQU native Part | ing at TEN O'CLOCK A. he City Post office. scollevein America.” ness Arithuetic, Theory, Practi- March 30. —Inteliigence struct J Kipley, by a severe wind FIETH. On the SAME DAY. at FIVE O'CLOCK’ p: | Fear, and the free use forever of said alley. The store a A by thie sto el of New York city, Judge Brady presiding, and the | lar assembly could perpetrate—to relax the condi- | Storm. The wulld Was about Mily feet square, rt we and Carriage Bazssr, Nos. | m. io frentof the pretnises, iot numbered one (i), | has line fre-proof bank vault, the location Js sn the | tas tolling bis elderly and attenuated friend of | 1 NO% Yea vondite wr sculine bene ae! ane which alpne parliament should cancion | Se arwt story DUIIL <I slone aad the secobe on, | O38, 940 and 932 Loutsians ave. g, | are cae cevencac asst arne nia cAiy SOURIS: DRE | Te retroneT ESE of COTE ce rae Oe Tae a a ee ra eee CATS | inoreus pActUres:; Ths Gelbonnne tered tase cane A change in the criminal law in order thatthe law | BUCK. | The upper story walls ate a total wreck. a gtvevery TURSDAY THURSDAY aud SATCRDAY | “SIXTH: Ou the SAME DAY st QUAMTER Past | icrinsof sale: One-third cash: residue in two equal | feiish the atmosphere or Tun which pervaded the | t the geberul term of tae Supreine Court in. that | cane an the crimalnal stringency upon a par- | 706 ined standing. _'No ‘one wai hare ENTS TRAINED FOR CON- | MGWNING. at TEN ¢ mrlintmanties,. | HIN CGHOOR BM ty front f ie prenine, Loe | Panui oy and ta Harmer Pee, | ca, and went about their duties with alacrity. | CItY. ahd the decision of "te. lower appeaied | Hcila portion of tie queen's subjects The oppo- | ging tie omurt homer ckond venient anaes Terms in advance. Particulars at Gup- | pitetaiag"ohems amas pirate, sae Wee mt ts | teilive 3) x @)-coven 7) ‘agbt (3), mine (0) fe POZSHLn, cost, dt is, preferred, however, 1 leave st ‘Transfers of Real Estate. to the highest court or the State, and the Court of tunity to examine the provisions of tne’ bi, | ich were built of brick, rooied and lined Inside atid uhl-Im*_ | Sty, consis Ext nsion ‘Lop, ‘ages, Surries, | (10), [on 16th, between A. B sts. s.¢.Jeleven (i: | fe property. Appeals of the State of New York, by # unani ” a via uae on. The roof of ‘the court-house was car- == ae ial Sudip Seats: Plactons: Topan1 No Top Dusies speed: | and twelve 12, lou A- between 1Gthana 17 sence | _ Bale is positive, and tue attcution of persons desiring | Deets in fee have been flied as follows: Mary | APPS 8 Every Irish and every English member should a press, Grocery ~ oa: ‘mous opinion, sustained the lower courts. ~ i . ri m and thrown upon the roof of the Arithmes ime Wazous, Koad Carts, 1: reoa oa | (Loy Numbered oue thousand and elghty-atZ, | $05. Tat, will be paid, and the ttle is considered | A Baon to George B, Starkweather, part Aaron; | “We ‘have tever admlted artistic naaity, but | RAYE the fullest scope for presenting his views and [ for sifting and scrutinizing the ext uuty and ¢ VAPITOL HILL EVENING ere Sisarneticn fiven i Boo Litamiat Ceostaphy, History, Peamensiip_apd Hvery Wawons. Full line of ll kinds of Harness: ia it Court Clerks’ offices, crushing 1086.) SEVENTH 00, the SAME, DAY, at HALF-PAST ct appertaining to the set pe $6,000, _M. J. Weller to E. J. Hannon, subs 5, and | have no criticism for the inany whose tastes have | Of the government. Among. its most inealting | Wei ike an eeg-sbell. Laws between Nye and six Orihograply.” “Terus reasonable. eae | Toes cee competitors ne (0 he busine sistim | FIVE OGLOCK PAE te tent of the pee ee 7,50, 973: $C. B. Pearson to. J. D. Milans lot | been cultivated in that direction. We do insist, | and exasperating proposals the worst ever sube |‘ Siete Gate = ee : ——~—~— | numbered four (4), five (5), six (6), (corner of 16th and 10, block 1, Whitney Close; $961.34. Jas. H. Miles | however, that our boys and girls, our young men | mitted to parllainent was the provision that Irish : — ounLy giving: HOMAS DOWLIN poneer. ¥ sts. s.e.}, the south half of seven (s. 34 of 7), eight (8) to Francis Bostwick, lot 149, Anacostia; $175. D. | 2nd maidens, shall not be compelled to see these | trais be held In London. ‘He had hever: kus eget arene} \bulldings, bars, fences, : aaa Gnoraree | sag atee eyelet Wott between, D, and E sia.ne in| CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS | ly Goodacre to Mary. J, Snowden loc Sq. south | Dude figures in public places, as they walk along ‘a Dlow at the national feeling of Incland. The | &C» along the route of the storm, TT (from Paris, Europe). aonnee E eo are numbered one thousand and ninety, (1000.) PROPERTY, THE SAME BEING HOUSE AND enues and streets. If they are confined to > r from Paris, Europe} ‘Teas, Wines, Liquors, Cixars. Tobacco, Counters, Shel- | “WG on the SAME. Bat ae Orne ‘R TO SIX . 7H Bae 2 ENT | Of 915; $3,838.80. C. J. Hillyer to J. H. our avenues ey BFC COE ernment could have devised nothing more Sensatior TORY oe aneaeS | wig, Seitunes, EE. hela the’ entize cobteMts | OCLUCK PMte frontal the petocs tatoo eRe | BOTORE, NO. 712. ON K STKERT NORTHWEST | Of Obs SRRBH0. 4. Hillyer to J. H. art galleries few of our boss and girls will go to | fikety to aggravate every existing evil j pegpcrigemalonngnebeninnsnannigne! {CONSERVATORY, OF MUSIC | Of Mure Nod? Bath2tcoukhrasteat auction | four 4, in sqtiare numbered one thousind andninety- | the District of Columbia, passed in Equity” cause 42} | Helen E. Swstth- lot 8, block 9, Meridian Halll; $2,450. took for them unless an artifical and impure appe; an ae A MEU OF THE CONGREGATION PROTESTS AGADNEF geuth year. Piano, Onan, Voices Violins Flute, Corbet | 1001, SHuteeiay at PK. et Store Nor | Utraus of gale as prescived by ge decree? One-third | No HOt, fe undersieted trusteo, walt ell, at MSL $00. HEM’ Newman ‘to Hinman &Pateersob, “sub | Which we so earnestly object As to the permanent duration of the bill, the | Creensxart, March 30.—A special from Spring» Sig See renee BREE ARR Dewees 1) | $20 Beer ttm! gill eal s tat Grocers: | of the pernbeee numer rinearhy and ine Umlancein one | Pay we SkVENTDAY OF Atl vise ae ae. | $0, Hee gNopamas, ty, Hinma S, Paseron, ub | Wand. now tricags. lec, us Cxamine a tie more | proposals made one's blood boll. To establish | noid, Onto, gives an account of a senetong eens Dh BEELITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES titer euode se ustaly fotind na erocery store | holes gt He Parcaaer ta tbe ivan, forbear interest Tour hundced sud twenty-seven Ca inthe lace | eas epee gt SW es ICAnOOR | OV one carat anil nowabcale eT Re | ee snent ale oe cnteramee porary remedy a8 @ | at the Ceutral M. E. churchon Sunday during @ ae = = es * eed, of trust ou | Washington, D.C. said lot being contained within the | €U, al, ; 4 Hot 32, oq, | Uures in thelr stores and windows? Ist to cuiti- | Permanel Existence for society in Ireland | sermon by Dr. A. B. Leonard, the well-know 23 . ‘Horse, Wagon and Harness. the property sold, or all cagh, at purchaser's option. All follor Citizens’ Building Co. to Boyd, sub lot 32, sq. sf . v | ~. » HOw 314TH ST. N. Wy following wetés aud bounds, viz: Beyinning for the taate die arthe se Then what is | Would put a brand of tnfertority upon Ireland for- | Promuition ender: ed 72 Termscash. By order of Oe SHEL Gli at Durphiaers cont, A devorit of $60.2 | sane ata poiut ou K street distant af fect eaat from | 363; $=, Elully J. Jenekesto Dr. F. Thomas, pare | Yate a taste for art? Nay, uovso. ‘Then what 1s | WOU a Henry igen Oe t ¥ congregation Is largely <1 all other prinetpal citi JOHN H. GWYNN, Assignee. | {ime of sale on exch lot Tf the terms of sale pans ony - Lh ga "eas avi the Why is it that certain manufac. rer, recoguizing 83 & Principle that force | composed of Republicans, and in the eampe Recoguind'ss superior to all other amilarinstite- | mh26-4t ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, goed with in seven days tom day of enis | thence east St test theres enttn WOO eat tere | 1% 50; 705; $050, T- Sands 10 John G. Davis, lots firers orc v3, cigarettes inci with thon | Hae gay, Kae aos aay years showed | now ging on ‘vers ki ce omnis fre. Cuexceliea suvantaxes for learning CONV EH. | ———————— == reserve 10 resell at the, 27 fect. and thence north 100 feet to the beginning. ae fhe re tere ‘ Indecent and lascivious pictures? Is it not to ad- | tat emedy. candidate for mayor of Springfield, and ts a man EGS ta eer ise teieeaaae | SUMMER RESORTS ee ee Te apnoea, | Becin cuasa tient RuciMdettittigtt | ary, Suowdch ct ak to name. ad S| Yorze aad thevene Ctr Dasiuesy regula a | 8 ster the bulk ofthe brats ha judged tbat | utuly napected al jure eon a MEW Geir now for Ladies, Geatiene SUMME 2h : of gale: One-third of money rv J. Si a a ~ E ; Tee dete ive "Trial issone five. Every Seturday LECTORES | ——— = BAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee, | Paid tn cash and the residue ip equal insteliientaat | ONE J Avatkinsctal (0 Hannan i. Hendrickson, | the pernicious effects that. are certain to follows | wason “The Periect Man,” and in the te io pupils. Apply to the school for programs and Dy erly land had been free trom crime out con- EW COLUMBIA HOTE] | 467 Loulsiaua.ave, | chaser to be riven for the deterred payments and to be | pl. 20, Sq. 296, $3,000. A. C. Clark to'T. H. G. Todd lot | Many of our cigar and newsdealers utterly reject ee ir se Of his description he sak je will warn a € 5 dition long unknown. Why was this? It was . “ C .. 1 y these advertising ict and others dis} ner, COLAFOTT @ SAINt, Instruct the Innocent, anion cards. ae pies | Care May. N. 44 i B.S. DAVIS, sce stnw, | Secured ou the property sold by a reserved lien of deed | 4, sq. 982, $—. H. B. Munn to G, A, Sanford, pt, lot | these advertis ae Lares Sore ind because the Irish leknew that alarge—though ciecrring: pray td @ Entel ee 9 REEK. MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH. | For Rent. Furnished first-class in ali its ap- of trust, or all cash. at option of purchaser. 28, 84. 194, $5,500. T. W. Stockard to W. P. Lips- ies oe insufliclently large—body of liberals had adopted | . hd PA SPL INGEIE late Ciall Service Examiner: | ointments. For f Lars, sddiens HENRY E. DAVIS, Trusteo, ze nroperty wil be gold clear of all taxes and asses: | count, sub. 19), 80.135, $095.80. Bil. Golds- | TO such dealers, and to all dealers, we present tho | 1pSuliclenuy lange--body of liberals i ted | penitent, speak ina clastuecting, ive. tom ctiditaien prepared tor Cx lege, Aunapolie, West Point EAN 208 Louisiana ave, | meuts to day or sale, "All conveyancing at purchasers | COU SUD, 140) $0. Ly $40R0-80. Re Hl Golds” | Pquest destroy. these pletures Or they inay ne weet by them to the | benevoicnt collection, teach a‘ SundAY-school Gr€uilsertice Paauuuatius “Apply S09 thst ww. | Mb20-12t 206 an Phila, Pa, _| _DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera mb7-d&ds_ | Cost, WM. E. EDMONSTO: John W. Thompson to Mary Ida Thompson, lob 52, sult In destroying the moralsot some whoare near | Povcrament. the team eae We oa Se Grunkard and votetor Use prouiti- pa cin ; [. DEN LANTIC CITY, NJ. OPEN a and dear to you. - “= i a aflic. Any man who would sat ‘ = eee ere tntcnn batend Se ee Fear Oe | ir vuld business mea, otherwise honorable | Hue frah Pople would rerurn vo astate of things | Hoek Mauer WEA, “Any man who wart sag PON TENS formed each month, id tee wader tac, ie en par factu $2 ER WACOstAn, heck A Creamer, oto 30% $f He Hayden | ANd UPrieht, pander thusto tne depraved tasvav of | Wiel ber efforts had already pari remedied | Kelley the next day tea hypocrite.” Foran. the ‘Private lessons in Type Writing, ‘the sea. TON & MARSHA pric: dis 8. PRATT & SONS Wa to H. W. Barbour, sub 1ots 29 and 30, Sq. 92, $9,885. | the Viclous few and thus become corrupt educa- of moderation, 80 long Would ‘Iiberals be bound to | Sue the audience seemed paralyzed. ‘Then thers ‘Siperieaenk wuhece TisGst nw: ja3-3mo| tors ay 'D REAL ES’ AGENTS, . We " 9 ei sq, | tors of the young and pure? a ig WON s ‘Was slight applause from some or Dr, Leonard's x RS. or 3 SESDERGARTEN, 1918 | Se RovaL: ee THAT MAGNIFICENT BUSI- 0 Taare oa Ww. Seitridse, oa ee es per Uyak. eae eps when to the i Ss support. coon eee Sr bose oe omnia = 3 PRIMARY. SC ‘Kentucky ave, near Paci ‘ ER: ES ROKTMEAST 3 50 Bae $10,000, S American ¥ Union, ce, the orm of Mr, Peter Siac r “pariaad Haws tne Higa south Dupont gree | onal mayen lane COS. EM Warx Trsxsixo Over SESS PROPERTY AT THB’ NOMI Fae ete ane oy Sayer, HOLCOO, Eleanor : | We find Some Suggestions Watte Ty aeons | Ing. the cause of Ireland would be andedinany | Chatto Rorty.O Mr Peter Slack, 8 member oie | mbivtoapi? wu. T, LATELY OCCT PIED BY LE _— a an " = editors of the Philadelphia veni Bullet more; when deplorable, ropositions, such as those | council in the third ward, urose, and, while ever HARRIETTE MILLS—VOCAL LESSONS TO | RT UTTALL, OCEAN E: . oui enema Os MADE Fee aN ee ee a ee | en eon ee ene asta West: | Which we wisi to Incorporate into chistetten ire sine eee) would ho more be aKsociated | eye was fastened upon hin, he Saki: “I protest ‘hd Geutiemen. At leisure daily from four | N ‘Carolina ave. Atlantic DURING THE DAY, JOT DOWN FIVE (IN SQUARE NCMBERED FOUIRHGS, | Schuhidt, twO undivided thirds lot 47, D. & Ls | SAYS, In speaking of the vile and indecent in iter- | Sau tuarindolng What shen oon ners against this unseemly applause, and 1 protest a Se Pan: Si OART afer auth (unison pain Table bkep 07), IN THE CITY OF | sub Mt. Pleasant; $700.85. John Hodver to P. | ature and art: the Irish cause trey were also serving the cause of | MEalnst such utterances trom the pulpit by @ Ce ee a ae = Sore Se rN DUT EHICE OF COLUMBIA. | oq | ischer, pt. 5, 84. S54: $100. M. M. Read to Dis-| «Tne drauchtemen who prepare the pictares exercise | the wide eiupire of Great Inivaie Pithe tension oa the nerves of the sudience otiviia me. nas Pecsdegs aad Foiags. alles | Po= ANCASTER. A HAND-MADE BUTTON 200TS, puede nite bs This city. Yeonting 108 feat gacoeg | TICLOK Columbia, sub, lots 110 vo 145, sa, WL; | greatdertentyin keepimeTun Within the uriares | “MN Gosclen tausted Me Chadstone with nis | ytiefonaonsia he uc described. Such @ Some Intent dices tii,” To tn| gg Michieam ave. Atlan 84.00, OR ONE PAIR HAND-TURN SES Wich tnd aden ie ata gti | Hao, sq 064; goo, W Vosburh tosuaen | Fnetiae cleo hat thane Whe Gute, | linc with the National League.” ‘He ask hs | had wever bene occur in Ming chases IVA LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF | _™! im SoLS-Em__ ee et * asa whole and will carry the iat how izgerald, pl. 4, 3q. 514; $3,000. Lucy Stephen- | of subjects selected by them, in the acenes depicted. ia | HOW he woul i die e — 2 ietudy to adits consdential: yrepares for collet, W ISGHELD COPTAGE, NEAR BEACH, BOOTS, 84.50, TO BE PURCHASED CUO TURDAY, TWENTY-THIRD APRIL, 1987, | son to JUDE Lipeomts whos: BESS, Bes emdh: | Suswestivencas of the draws tenis the sea sie SAU erasing demands uni an absolutesep-| Am Aerial Navigation Company. ‘Aunapouis, West Point, all examinations. - | W Atisute City, 8.4. (Open all the year FY ALYIVE OCLOCK PM, we Will offer Tor saci | tion to West Washingtonseasa’ Bit’ Warder to | lation of the requirements y. ‘The manifest y erybody ¢ | From the San Francisco Report, seus IVY INSTITUTE, sw. cor. Sth ang K sts. nw. FW LEHMA’ : AT EDMONSTON'S, WHERE front oF the prewives the above-mentioued property. | COB, Suith lots, bie fe Whivaey Closes $L AS, | BUrROw sous Haan curecly tonnd cieite, the tasest | allioe of the League conaidered the state of Ireland | "A7tsCi°s or taoacporation of the Caltformia Aerial Gctoor on aver [ESTABLISHED 18773 | FO eee A ae ATEN ee EVERYTHING NICE IN SHOES ‘Terms made known at sale z ae ee 3 by the letter prose, which deals aliaost wholly With | graced If it rereained thee reeeenin oeeeongs | Steam Navigation Co. Were filed today The cae ; ea LOT i VATARACT HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, mitt WED “Governor Hill in Peril.” crime in which lust is the metive. Grown people are | Sr tne enemies of the exieting nies wed eh tien te mnpnebae ; “a = _— | Gaga CHINNIANS ©"? rnto-bmn Seta pe eaters: NCANSON BROS, Auctioneers uO ALCS Teushart if deedly poison to the moralsof the youns. | Tene might propose. He regretted the Abecaes | 8d Constructing air-ships and equipping them It brings them face to tace with forms of evil of which with machinery; mi Ines and appliances fe u ong ~ = ‘Mr. Gla speech of any condemnation o epllances Sor; press printsan artl-| they ought to know Bothibe unt they have that | from Mr. Gladstone’ speech language of Irish agi- | hibition and navigating tl PROPOSALS. TPA RapNon, SALE OF A NEARLY NEW THREE-| The New York Mail and E: South Carolina avenue, below Pacific, TEE! ‘ORY BRICK DWELLING, ‘KNOWN AS — Es DWEII KNO ‘©. | cle claiming to give the true Inwardness of the | #trength of character which will enable them to resist | of Irish Crime or the wioler t , g the air; for making ascen- Qe a ee | oS TSsz,ac FIVE O'CLOCK, paar a iatnet Attorney Ridgway ought to be re- | of the utterly vile thites that are circulated by stealth. | stonlans are confident that they ean delay the pas. | $1,800 has beet subscribed. “Dirseuon 1 7 : r ered one hundred and forty-seven (147), in. V. | moved, Ridgway’s own testimony showing he vio-| “society ought to be able to protect iteelf from this | sa; @ Dill until M: in the meant ular supervisor from Une ard, ni quantities required: torether with circular | "IVE WESTSINST ED. ony Ave Ay rote mubdivision of part of aquare milimbered one | lated the law to retain the friendship of New YOrk | evil Tes Guenter eae St | ee ee Sa eno ee tie Se ‘ttanue ity: (3, Bundred and eighty-one (181),as the said subdivision | and Kings County gamblers. Kidgway was one of | be permitted to make money by ‘® process which pol- a soe Mice of the District of | Governor Hill's staunchest supporters in the last | lutes. the souls of our children, aud whiele cestem | He Whole scheme. ‘The whips on each side have Shot and Killed Bis Guest, se ened, Open : fs of record in the survey funieot the envelope, "Peuyaals 108 a a aaa Columbia: subject tom poor deed of trunt of $3,000. insist | theirminds, as they go along the public thoroughfares, | Sorbidden members to be absent during the holl-| rag DEED COMMITTED IN A FIT OF JEALOUEY. SS te DDON HAL. fated January-19, LS, with interest at six per'een¢ | gubernatorial contest. ‘The committee will 1 seeds which may i years to come. produce a terrible | days, woless they are paired. govtione volte an aoe i ace capt 'H na Sorte LE BADDON HOUSE, fer ahbui Improved’ by a neady new three-story | tat Governor Hill remove Kidgway; tf he will not | feele wich may in Yeurs to come produce a errible Frank Grayman, a young man from Lawrence sidered on each item separately. Se end Noriko ‘Terms of sale; One-third cash; balance in six and | The governor will then have to choose between | privileses of | Metstant Quartermaster, U. 5. A. ieee . - | Moved to the beach, rratiy Atlantic City. | Brick Dwelling, No. 141: Leh street northwest. do so articles of impeachment will be drawn up. | § thing can ressibly exist under the moral sw. "The INTENSE INDIGNATION IN ENGLAND. Co., Ohio, Who had been Visiting friends at Caper- ing Odie clate. | Esrazusaz 1830. : vel , 11 Uti: ths, fc rhich the tes of the thaser ritict his friend d. his own safety, and to | of childs ‘uta pre may be tre ‘sad its fr =e seed epee . = ay syfirerarsesrr) frseBcecy ceeading ie! a a ee wodernized ineltdinz Otis elev, lve 100 ch'thenotes of the pura criticing his friend and his own safety, bfeulldren, ms may befrco and its freedom | upor ctive exposure of the feel apa # FOR | tor, steam beat, erate fires, kes ke. | SAN be take’ beating interest atthe rate of aie per fisk loci tho eight Wings County vores in the | ceatveatned withoeteieias lear ts Cor Anon as an emrects ve exposure of the feebleness Of | murdered there late on. Friday afternoon by John NG. REOPENS MAKCH STi. cent per annum, paygble semi-annually and secured by | next national convention, sire to abuse it to pour streams of filth into the minds | Ue governmen' ing lon. | Scalors, @ young married man, with whom Gray- werhterion | mh8-Im EDWIN LIEPINCOTT. ivi det of trust on th® property sold, oF all cash, at the avon e See IRR Ne cog mar, strurent lerinlation | The strength of his reasoning ts admitted by the | man had formerly a close ucqualntanceship. ‘hie % ConGivastonat. Lismany BUrLpina, "| Five REVERE: ATLANTIC Gi wi NCOTr_ JAMES Y. DAVIS* SONS, Spon ot the purchaser, Aleonveyanchueattheput | We smeigtes for ent, _| Mainst thinmmaiaance. “It may be that we cannot suc. | conservatives, and 19 felt. keenly by the unionee close ao . Cap. st, Wash D.C. Meh. 20.1887. _ | (VIE REVERE, ATLANTIC CITY. N. 1201 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, COR 12TH sr. | shaserscont. XK leposit, of #100. will be requirad 8 jaming i aaa eres cone | Ce eup presse, it absolutely, but we can drive i | incrais. more of whom threatch tO. secede wee | tWomMeR, In company with Mrs. Scalors, went out - - - oftice until | “Sanitary arrangements peztect. nora eer et aa not complied ili | A FRIEND OP GEN. LOGAN FAVORS THE NOMINATION, | off the public strosts: we can cohipel it tocover Itxelf | DE! thé coercion bill be reduced to simple pro-| for a stroll just after dinner, A dispute arose r pe APRIL, | Dhitunjul-tm z i Heer ayot nn concotdefsaltine puschascs | A New York special to the Cincinnati Enguirer | with darkness and to seek ite victims by stealth: and | € ‘ainst boycotting and the plan of between Scalors and Graymin over sole rill excavations required for thecon | — i — tSreself at the sink ad cout of defaulung purchaser. | | A New York spec Hiedecent poonlof tls and other communities ought | VionS against, boycotting and the plan of eam-) between Scalors abd Grayiman Over sole Lifing : sectentnal Litary Build. | GEA SIDE HOUSE ATLAS etapa t aan. 0 tek: CHARLES W. HANDY,? vrugtecs, | SaYS: The latest suggestion for a Presidential | to require that this shall be done Palen, The conservatives already talk of dropping | matter, and Mr& Scalors took the part of the sie ai specications cam be sven i the | SY Fen-avew 700 feet “aearve the : mb21-cokds JOHN T. ARMS, ') howineo for the Republican party ts that of Gen. | | Dear friends, shall not we who love our beauti_| te proposals relating tothe transterof Jury trial, | visto gains er husband. ‘Scalors lost all con; Sidice oi tie architect trum whom any sdaitonal im: | Greatly: ealanyes ace EBB! 50, 83, 83. 5 z : expel prov , : forusation ay be obiained "EQ "es | Eprotcpente incudhae Otis parsons ee leneate ee ee Pai Sheridan. A number of old soldiers are de- | ty leant “Suail we Dot Make eae eeae Ee | inses declare them to be untenable. | passion, in Which he accused Grayman of endeavor= ERS } Keckantibrw Sven crseess ay eerie ceamen eons | Cree RIDING HATS AND CAPS. Suz Comnxe. termined to Lest public sentiment as to Sheridan, | gh ‘hard to do wrong? In New York in eight | Radical societies throughout the country are | Ing to eutice his wite from liim, he drew 4 revole mb?S-e0. 14th apr (CHAS. e 'tirst shot entered and with that object in view have begun to talk | years, one society has destroyed thirty tive tons of | Passing resolutions against the coercion — and fired three tUmes. SOFT HATS IN ALL QUALITIES. = ve et here. lay Ge st e 2 nouncil it impolitic and unjust. The Et ish | Grayman’s breast, and he fell dead at the feet of BGA ET | —_| coors piaste, ssduuar anre a eine aa, mle a Ses | Reo han sat a ae | eal fee Sac ae ere tinea | eer cain SN ha sesamin crm . “. ri yen orn jen. Torre) I: ve e Mail Gazette ler , crows of clte [oh © FOCRTH OF APRIL, | _mhi-Imny]-2m A. P. Molds Silk, Gloria, Mohair, Alpaca and Gingham SPRING | STYLES! FOR “BOYS” AND} goungeaon the gencral’s merit, Such a Ucket, for | demands prompt action.» We shall try te ie beck, | skinued, Christian and civil Warbicrary Inter- | has since increased, and there 1s a strong probe wo Oe ‘ML. in this office, where | 7, Tk —— | UMB Instance, as Sheridan and Depew, or Sheridan and | Just and charitable, and yet. God. helpt we | ference with the elementary iiberties and rignts | ity that Scalors will be lynched. ee o wabeerpocten H bob totals ALL ” ANT TOEMPHASIZE | some Strong New York man, would capture’ the | shall be true to our convictions of dugyee, > of man, would justify an Insurrection. If ‘the z gee M. C. MEIGS, ATLANTIC f CANES. CANES, CANES. “SMALL BOYS.” WE WANT TOE! country, Gen, Sheridan is an able man’ He iin. | Borrowing tue chought of seer ‘America’s most | Irish rose in révolt they would have our hearty Refused to Be a Hypocrite. ing Engineer and Architect, patos 3 bumsclt “every one with whom he | devoted workers for humanity, let us say that we | SYmpathy and su if they did not wish 10! — pesoNaTION OF A PRESBYTERIAN Mr 116 N street u. Directly on the Beach. UR BOYS? presses himself upon every A Say chat we | Sey oe ae craven tke etd Ge RSIGNATIO a AN MINISTER, LYING ‘Thoroughiy Heated Throughout | ht coniraent marred ia crue and tried Republican, But he is nova bit | Ament of the wicked Sad emer ae ee PE: | Our init eoutempt-™ The Rev. Rollo Ogden lately, resigned the pastom LYING. =o 8 a true ai epublican, Dut jes 1 Our en. 2 ai kvans Sahl whee Dasansaces Senegee Cceenees Ceree, Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths, “ ter partisan, His counection ‘with the army has | tht or our indignation, We may not be alto- | 178 STRINGENCY REGARDED BY DavITT af a gop | *t@ Of the Case-Avenue Presbyterian church, im sla, ma duplicate. fot Pine tnejving fe ee Frets Nor Faxous STOCK. WE HAVE NEVERGIVEN THISDE- | Dri ferted him trom taking any part, in poittics, | gether discreet, as some count discerns” We FEATURE OF THE COERCION BILL. Cleveland, Ohio, because he could not longer sub- shane Sit Melina Husson nea Libres buting ‘A. B. ROBERTS. nd #0, although he is known everywhere to be & | {liza (of Uucle'Tom's Cabin) Wascrosding the Gala serfbe 10 that denomination’s dogmas. He = : . ss oftice until the SECOND DAY | > 7 at 1WeLVk O'CLOCK M., aud opened. sence of bidders. Michael Davitt, presiding at a meeting of the BUT PLAIN TRUTH, ANTHENT AS MUCH ATTENTION, IT HAS | Republican, tis not in the offensive sense of par- | River, with her babe in her arms, the bisodthiet roan igen’ eached bis Savewell sermon ender, Paurfesr as Usansitp, Tthink he would capture every soliler hounds after her, leaping from one moving block | National League at Dublin, last night, said the | preac +4 = a Seeiee. be ane , ish vote, besides-| af lee to another, ane” proba very | ery stringency of the Balfour measure appeared | that he could not remain in that pulpit without ral inateuctions te bidder, | —=—— SS ‘That we will sell the best $10 -] . NEVER BEEN IN AS Goon SHAPE, NOR | Polling tne entire Republica vote. Tam inclined | principle of pracetal movers Ba Re es | to Linn to ben favorable feature. He maser eee | being a hypocrite, Dut, added. suet ane at “Sh imidioe abe touts 2 | Alora, Vexpoue, . Pothine tuat the nominee ofthe Republican party | babe to her ett and wien her feet struck Obios bale So pt a i rede teeaia ae 5 ro in 1888 Ww: a new man, either Sher or some was ant was God's, So | man to when naked “igned in | lay! loes ine Sraany or attend to |" soo oway AND sie? STREET, NEW YORE. STRICTLY ALL-WOOL SPRING SUIT, HAVE WE EVER HAD AS MANY OR ASSTY. | 10 1884 w Horaker, of Cho! Judge Foraker 18 tm- ) beating our dear boys and alsa the arms ot our | Ireland. Under previous tory guveraments des | sir to see the creed chansed ai, preseut “Many itbe deeme Ba resin} elf Very strongly UJ country. shall need e raging ri pots they tried ) must Cony ie ,' a. E oe SS Co ee SACK OR CUTAWAY, LIS LINES AS THISSPRING. WHILE OUR He shouldered a muner ee sixteen and went | the hoating {es and luna tnesé ‘dear ‘ones safely | crush liberty, that they themselves had been gad, (One oF tem tea leeening of the amzing we ut Proposals shoul addressed ted. A ement rough the war as a private soldier. on 1c Of pure manhood and womanhood. | crushed. <ivned apd endorsed “Proposals Cuisine and service unexcelled. ghacbesthbo osetia, 7 nited save 10 interpret the creed, Another is the givi w Army Medical Seseta sad ‘Secial rates to Permanent guests. TO BE SEEN IN WASHINGTON. SPACE FOR SHOWING THESE GOODS 18 ‘Starved at Sea. Mist BE Mclitier tae this tres stacy: “Ta ee Pt 3Ncc MOORE nee SEED Manes Sap Derm oP THE xags, srawanp, axp Tunxs | the.ity of Woohéster, where I lived for Several | of the future,” Tue Ish People had gone through | didates for he ministry with and to unt down A handsome PRINCE ALBERT SUIT, silk-fared,for | xo AS LARGE AS WE WISH IT WAS, OR AS SHAMEM OF THE MARCUS A. DAVIS. soar alter coming adroat the Border, there ras a | Sinllar tnals befor as those they would navexo | hertics with”, Me referned cat-lcally to the thee hota ntleman, in whose house lived, who had been | endure should the proposed coercion law be | 0loz nity 35 M A J.C. Hercmssox, $18; cannot be juatched elsewhere for 825. : Information was received yesterday in Philadel. | Feuuemen jp, chose Rouse lived, who had been “When Mr. Balfour shall have hadex- | School, aud said It could not be expected that x 35 Mivus 4 IMPORTER Anobby CHEVIOT SUIT for Boys from 13 to 18 WE NEED, WE FEEL 8AFEIN SAYING THAT phia, according to the Press, that the Philadelphia | ter, and as he walked from the station he saw a e in the results of coercion,” said Mr. | Inan can, “in the three hurried years of a theologs- years at 85. Schooner Marcus A. Davis had been abandoned at | crowd gathered atthe river abore the upper falls | O'Brien, he, will ind a bed of thorns! a muck | cal course, pat his Uitie labels on ll parks of te . rsday tain ‘seco! He wi crowd meant. He w: a} more c jeaee. oe BENSON'S CAPCINE PLASTER. Fae Oocrack ghana ae ee fe avers Bes | AC Oe TAS Bas Reet a | meaca hea bore saseaeal os, tho Botan, bark Boots Te tetera gone down | secretary for soeennel Oe Copal and "Unitarian Canrchen “eed sues in tise ay wins Docs 50 upwards, r. It took him & moment to drop Pe . 2 ~ i 3 of , consisting of m: Lord Tennyson's Peem. church of the Tat-hole revelation, the Spiritual: beers RIBBONS, FLOWERS, | | Wealso have a few HEAVY WEIGHT GOODS left] VARIETY OR A LARGER ASSORTMENT OF Bevararaan ise iesecioa of ieareitana tas Docane “te wabpen Out ot sguis ant to watet ‘BR WRITES 80NE a CELEBATING cur ‘qurex or | 15%.” While he abstained from stating the eller TLE BEST IN THE WORLD. ‘TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, j that we have put the pruning knife into. We will close mht before. led up, but in a few moments he came up with ENGLAND'S JUBILEE. and disbelief, passages in his discourse showed hb of the newest and choicest produe. | OUtat HALE VALUE. NEW, FRESH, AND STYLISH GOODS. ‘The Davis sailed trom Fernandina on March 7 | the boy in his arms. Up went the shouts, and in & 's Jubilee ode was published po yee I ES great variety, newest a produe. Lord Tennyson's j pu yes {to be inferred that he dissents tions, many styles of which are con- Sprang Sea Geel aaa ae ances On eke 250 | TNS I ee Mieke eon the, SHOrE, Stil | serday, Teisentitiod “Carmen Seculare,” and ts | eauaug Inferred that he dissent pubes Cures Pleuriay, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Backache, signed to us exclusively. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL WE CANNOT CARRY ALL GRADES | ee te an eet old cansized. By cute | ues tice ne ten pan, his Teen avian, Goon, | in aiteshate tases and eight Sue Steak tan a nanny i — r WRAPS, IMPORTED NOVELTIES. CLOTHING COMPANY. Ung away her fore and main mast she wasrighted, | 1t 1s my own boy.’ He only knew that somebody's | cablegram from London last might says: The ode Weakness, Colds in the Chestandall schesandstraine, | JACKETS, $2.87 aud upward. The fine crades at WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF THEFINEST | It Wasthe next, day, that the Soots Bay took off | boy was dying. and leaping in to save somebody's | fs une subject of eucral ridicule.” It is regarded as te Proportionately low prices. Examination will be con- mh1s J Corner 7th and G sta, n.w. Capt. Williams and the second mate. The captain | boy, he sa’ own born.” @ bad imitation of Walt Whitman. Even the cop- Beware of imitations under similar sounding Ramee, | Vincing of the bargains we are offering in this depart. | ——-~ and second mate had been lashed to the top of the |" Ivis enough for usto kuow that many darling | gervative Glove gives @ sueering parody of a, BENSON'S and take no other. ment. 66, AND NEWEST GOODS TO BE HADIN THE | after-house over twenty-four hours without food | ones are in '; in attempting to rescue them | Here is a part of It: camer poten : Tus “Castor E mangers, | '7he Davis was a threemasted vessel, 199 feet | and daughters." Maa Nuuute He Beaver HAST Simos the rose hss Sowered end faded, ofZineh BLACK CHANTILLY FLOUNCES trom ph ey NEWYORK AND PHILADELPHIA log and way pu hon a eG alah superintendent o¢ Deparuicht, | Hity tnes the old herent fala. S-w.sam.6i foe eae 5, > —_— — : = EGR Gea : MARQUISE AND SPANISH FLOUNCING, FRENCH RANGES. SEXTON’S LATROBES, WE WANT TO MAKE MENTION, ALSO,OF | managing owner. Gux. Rirtey.—Gen. Roswell, Prdepe Sas = aad = << e se DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, Ete um Se ee te was guricken with apoplexy whi at breakin at Geer Eapreonel indie, = = NGS te. Bes’ : as st _a 10 PEK CENT, DISCOUNT ON JET PASSE. Tae ee Gis dinusatee on mann abiriecrak: Barseey 1 Catcago,—The grand Jury | the New York Hotel yestenday- morning, and died | Gwe sal withadindc LOTS ON MERIDIAN BILL. MENTERIES. ‘TIN ROOFING. JOBBING SOLICITED. . = ae io ees ene sone iced on ee His ee ara vee Hever worn by 8 worthier. Bleek 3. Block 11, = terested laing sewer Was born 1824; gradu- Prosperous atiguries 20 at 40c. per foot. No. 13 and part of 2: GLOVES. Estimates Furnished, COATS. THE VERY NEWEST THINGS | the public schools. ‘The commissioners may poS- | ated from ‘Polat and commissioned brevetsec- | Comes at last to the bountoous: Sb Stu G ad 5c." FOF) NGO Me Pie: pet foot. | spring importation of our CELEBRATED FOSTER Eibly be charged with bribery, a penitentiary” of- ond Meutenant of artillery n 1843; served through- | Crowning year of her jubilee. GLOVES, with improved lacing. Our sales of this | ?e#0ual Supervision in all cases. fense, It is said $5,000 was dividea them | Sut the war with Mexico, and was breveted tussor ici Mosk ¢ Glove di season have been enorm: 600 12th street: FROM THE BEST NEW YORK MAKERS. n the artesian well case, This will be investt- | for gallant conduct at Chipultepee. In 1863 hese, oars of ever ing commerce, West oe Sot A0e Block 14. ove during the pas m enormous, P. G. RILEY, 600 12th street northwest. “a ty Soars of Ever bochtenlag scenes, Sie. per foot, | FOSTER GLOVES have no equal in fit, style or reli- gated, ‘signed from the army, April, 1861, directed years of ever empire. Block 9. aa ability. $1.00 per pair upward. _Telephone, 168-2. 2 mbit se ram Emre aThe answer of the | tie tme upon Fort Suiiter, and was mad’ a Driga: | °° 0S — oe a nai = Ga amar a’ : — ANSWER OP THE KxIGHTS.—' Raat Soya ig ae RS ‘the lond territorial, . x oe = — Pres Hon Basu . for lutéreuption of thete business during tho ats | Of sistory of the Was with Mesion™ neat yo the 7 luborious patient children of Albion, ‘The popular favorite for dressing the hair, 3 strike, Was filed in New York The | in 1840, pom fee eae coe For Ow Riz the color when grey, and preventing dandruff, It ER BARNUM & 00; answer sets up the claim that the men did not our hearts bein all Jour vowwes in uni- sane tan ate cleanses the scalp, stops the hair falling, and is sure to 3 S cika, bus were locked ome a Stansep, His Comraxtox 40 rime Huart—Two inate hal to tbe etortous FINE OLD EYE Please. 0c. and ¢1 at Gragsiste, =, O51 Pennerivinis AVENE! srearmma From Locowonves a Svocess—Tbe ng gene ‘year of her jubilee, FINE OLD RYE HINDEROORNS. . Ger Tre Best. Pennsylvania Hatlroad has been running local pas: pre about sume affair, ab Mt. Vornop, Ky. spore hunders moaning to the distance? FIRE OLD INE ‘The safest, warest and beat cure for Corns. Bunions, Senger trains between New Brunswick, N, J. and night. hey were, ia grocery store ak re ee ase tte da ‘kc. ‘Stops ll pain. Ensures comfort to the feet. Never “THE CONCORD HARNESS" Seney City” tor the ‘past ew ays, the oars of | the time. ‘Vowels stepped out of. the door Light to guide — Www HOR gs EX Y F | falistocure. Iscenteatdrumiste. — jad-whely oa ‘whieh are Beatea by steam trom the! and invited to follow, Levisay to ndcrs pace, the spectres vai wwww nes & seca ‘We have on hand a full stock of the Celebrated Cot | nas peen found feasible to heat a limited number | the door and immediately struck bim in ‘the jubiles of the ages. CLAUDIUS B. JEWELI, WWWW HHH i Be y B CG * cord Harness of all kinds at Concord prices; aleo of cars by this means and maintain ® suMictently | the preast near the heart with a spring-back dirk- REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, wew it i Sug8 ¥ =| Disuors Cucesonne Sole Agency forthe ‘igh temperature. wg gag yFignator the erection, of new butidings 1a Xew jexp — Fiour Rvpep,— | Pk ups ‘SehOOl-howses, nn eS ieDUCED cif? Eqauisite Totiet Article for Chapped ana CELEBRATED WHITMAN SADDLES, Ce Om Lae eeraae iitigauion in New | O%S day, "which aggregate in vaiue over $2,300,500, Laszevs Loax Orrice ge to Sine ner pint bottle Besailily smoot gore Mu A ephishah ap Fore im when picts Komen ged cost_ot | A broten Tah cu tas ban meee Bend ob Xo. 201 Peanaylvanie avenae sorties Seite Boe, fetiecearlsuctin Yor ald af ssw a 12 ___407 Penna avo. next to Nations) Hotel | SAyO\e, MAS, Ponvestanta, ‘This. waa Ue. IO eg ceret wt, irmingnai aie | wiltrg ay wre, the Soper And ado cance Money Toaned on Gold and Silver Watches, Dis Werranted pure, without Fustl Oil or other impuri- | Drug Stores wud by the proprietor, AELET, DAVIE, & CO. contested insurance in the bis. | is: Le gghr me Monday. nr: a ESS ZG, Tal See Neca a | ee oraget ema bea, fie ie den tar sag | sere pep cures pane |e Se java tt Nene ‘CED COLD END Siva Bouchie mhi9 UdthandIand3dandDets.ow. | ja11-3m oomst cor. Het ow. | dust uw uy”! surance at of hie Goat 10 1878