Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1889, Page 6

é 6 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., WED AY, JULY 3, 1889. GOSSIP OF THE FIGHT. THE PARNELL COMMISSION. AUCTION SALES. MONEY TO LOAN. RAILROADS. E — — — = ’ The Sullivan Party Reached Cincinnati | Michael Davitt’s Interesting Ri ¥s. TO. reas tonzy HAND. IX SUMS TO SUIT, PUPNORT AK LINE. 90, 1880. Yesterday. . Given Yesterday. ire : AC lay tp negotiations x, ek eo 8: —East, pie THE BETTING ODDS SLIGHTLY IN FAVOR OF THE| Michael Davitt in his testimony before the JULY el $100,000 TO BIG FELLOW—POSY MOORE WILL BACK xzi-| Parnell commission yesterday, after the report AST in : r Ol 789. H. & CO., RAIN — JAKE'S SUPERSTITION —NO INTERFER- | Of Tux Stan had closed, stated that while in POT 8, SQUARE 4: C i i bite S22 x tnatiee st, Baltionare. ENCE WITH THE FIGHT FEARED. America he attended meetings of the Clan-na- he pa ty a JPONEY To PROPERTY IN THE DIS- ine cauity, Ro: | M Gnas 2Os8 ON SNCPEREL URIBE DIS. | Hone oem Jalen Ia Sailiven und his party _._ | Gael, at which he explained the objects of the | 3) ea ce Nn ‘Address in- | land league and tried to win the Clan na-Gael “wise cinnati yesterday afternoon. There was quite | to its support. The Clan-na-tiael, he said, in- | 127 # crowd of sight-seers st the depot, whom Sul- | ciudad some of the best Irishmen in America. Hivan, Muldoon and the others avoided as well | 14 wasno more » murder club than was the as they could while they entered carriages and | Ogriton club of London. There was no alli- = to Laden bgerts ve ance between the Clan-na-Gael and the | Convent ane retires lor a couple of hours. league in Ireland. The league movement 600__(ye20) _ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. porters who made anxious inquiries about his | in america won the support of all the Irish | iyuises am be -s wing . . ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON AP- Health and condition, Sullivan answered curtly | in america to Mr. Parnell. Mr. Davitt said | Xots leeetng RUSTIN P. BROWN, hea katate ond Loan that he was all right—“fine asa fiddle and| ne never met a better man as a philan- d : i tough as leather” was the way he expressed it. : 1419 F st. n. w. m4 thropist and a Christian than Patrick 4 vs Room 14, Glover b’ld'g; take elevator. _je2?-1m_ Later the party went quietly a round-about | Fo: He was yery sorry that for a ‘ONEY LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF 1 way to the gymnasium, where Sullivan took| few months after’ the league ‘was estab- M ace De Gane some practice. Later he was rubbed down and | lished Mr. Ford openly advocated the use of D.C. ‘ , & CUNNINGHAM, 1405 F st, Aven estar Tetired to rest early. Sullivan was in good | 4¥namite. Witness wrote to him expostulating S. ONEY, TO, LOAN. IN SUMS OF $500, #1.000 rita and in fine physical condition’ He Seid: | #ainst his indorsement of such a line of action (0,000, on approved, to 8. eer Teal estate aie 5 i and ultimately Mr. Ford returne@ to the policy ABOVE SALE 18 and 6 percent. JOHN SHERMAN & CO. jels-im Sees Seteas oss teen cons of winsing | Cicoted by Mc: Pacuall followers ant noe | om ae aio TH, in ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT ON AP. os can't see any resson why honestly advocates Constitutional, agitation. | et dade: "DUNCANSON BHOO. Auctioneers ; a extate oncurty, I = See is city | Witness said he himself was opposed to the use a 2 oan ; 3 : Presenting THE EVENING new oes, cen, tn tect | am bo au ae | Wasa ian # Ae SSS EL NE eres | sf Songty 2 | nse tremens mnt ; unmanly style of warfare. He was not oppose TEE’! ‘WO-8TO! Pr ma: ‘ennessce, a the opinion that the effin will be to genuine | % Physical force if in resorting thereto there | "UMTFENeMuSe aAoThoae se17-1m : ud 10-40 pin vig Chomapeak as ancws and family paper, a8 fight. iG: ; - @ reasonable chance of success. The league EHCE STREET, BETWEEN NORTH OAPI ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ¢ ‘13 p.m. and 6:53 am. Strasburg local at 9 ‘well as to the extraordinary advantages it affloras ere is very little betting. A large | Ti seonie , TOL AND FIRST STREETS NORTHWEST, AT I number of men from this city will teave the | ‘id not provide for the circulation of the Irish 20). MSrovetreatcetate F,, emink to advertisers. ‘ ‘OL AS ye x * AUCTION (No. town on the same train with Sullivan to-day. | World in Ireland. Mr. Ford sent copies over * b 7 of tru: Novem 00. | rarnshed, and Shocked or otien, 1500 Ree Late last evening th little disposition to | through the “‘spread the light fund” and wit- yer | So. Served on the pro ‘te SIG F ot. av. | aylvanis avenue and'et Feaseene Benen. tee increase the betting although the odde offered | 25 paid the postage. The league did not 20 ot sea. one of the land records of th eee ee nee Se “ret"| circulate the letter of John Devoy on a new | (o!umbie, sha by direction of the party secured in his favor are very much greater. de jure, extracts from which were quoted by. eae wplic auction, i as ron sof the : ee by Attorney-General Webster, counsel for the OGEOOE FM, all thes gortain. pers of parcel of land Ferme of aig must be Pony Moore arrived in Baltimore last even- | Times, $5. hace ttisen deoe main on e, otherwise ing from New Yosk somewhat later than was THE PHOENIX PARK MURDERS. North Capitol and Firat stroets aly: pure run- | five 7 " ‘ it ‘k that width dred and thirty-six feet c. expected. Ithad been arranged that Kilrain| In reference to the Pnoenix park murders Mr. | Shifseven aud one-Hal! Inches of tbesnet tniipctiongs | We seat from oftce of Thos. E. Wagwaman, 017 should come to the city and meet him at his | Davitt said: “Mr. Parnell came to me on the | feet by the depth thereof of Lat numbered sixteen, im WittiaM 3: wiLLen, bie LLL hnst ded. inal lots house; but this was changed by Mitchel Sunday following the day of the murders utterly | pumbored D2 3, Fo ae day sion of ori lot ‘Louisiana avenue n.w. if Sei i Ee EH F 4 aligh professional authority—which im this tm 5 8500, ma ‘6th and B streets. 2 $300 82.500, ‘$5,000, afd:000: 2 JAS. L TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent, | *&nce only expresses public sentiment—has de To —_ on realestate, No EB. A. McINLIRE, 918 F st. nw. T REAT clared that “THERE IS NO BETTER EVENING MORES 70 LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- ANIA ROUTE. NEWSPAPER w UNITED TES” thea i a ae THLER & RUTH! en oe AC EXDID SCERER) THeStan Ba ae than a yet li Fest.ow. | STEEL RAIDS. Mw. EQUIPMENT. ” may bopemy = = - og N EFFECT Jt ‘H, 1880. claimed forit. In all that relates com post MoxtY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ATS AND | TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTO: FROM STATION, — 6 Teal estate security. NE i EETS, er, cent on suaWiises Wan ts ona CORNER OF SIXTH AND B STH: AS FOL: a af ee el Pal a a FE! 6 x tion of @ first-class journal, devoted to news, buste - : au red HENRY WISE GARNETT, my24-3m (1 Fire Ins. Co.'s office.) ure Limited deemed it unwise to take Kilrain broken down atthe news. He said: ‘Davitt, | hundred and t 416 5th st. iw. OaY 70 1a = bag nitty oer Rp Oe ey ft Exrross | ness, family and local affsirs, it takes rank with work. Mitchell met his father-in- sre | LShall send my resignation to Cork to-night. | tweive montis for notes bearing interest from day of | 2208. E.. WAGGAMAN, Aue. e20-dede, IN SUMS FROM UPWARD, Line, 9:50 a.m. daily to Cinciunatt i2d.st fouls | the very best in the world, and tn the special quae depot in the city. After supper the entire | T refuse to stay in the movement when irre- | sale and secured by a deed of trust ou property sold, or | JYUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers AT THE LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST. iv fleeping Care from Pittsburg to onsisti: of Mitch TP Moore. Mrs. i i all cush at the option of the purchaser, and if the terms te ON and Harrisburg to St.Louis zcxcept Saturday, | ities named it is not surpassed any. With a ai eggs i sponsible men, of whom we know nothing, can | Of yale ‘are not! complied with siti tides ee TRUSTEES’ SALE OF PROPERTY ON B, BE- REAL BSTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. Wahicame, with Sleeping Car Alioona to Chicago. w itchell and Mrs. Kilrain, proceeded to Hal-| come behind ‘our backs and perpetrate such | day of sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the TWEEN FOURTEENTH. AND KO. HOLTZMAN, Casta Eipress, at 7-40 p.m. daily, with Sleeping | alert, intelligent and irapartial special correspond- stead’s. Jake met them on the porch, having | deeds.’ It took all my influence,” said the wit- | property at the ri and cost of defaulting purchase STREETS SOUTHEAST. my13 Corner 10th and F ste. nw. hicago and, jit. Touts, con- just finished a light supper, an — ae ness, ‘to dissuade him from resigning. We | Sighington: DeoG. Ail ear eolished in | By virtue of two certaim deeds of fy Teconded re, | Tyg ONEY TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST Facite Expres 1000 | CR At all conters of interest, by the free used? _— by mint Nena per tl — colin immediately had circulated throughout Ireland Chaser’s cost. $100 down when tho property is | tect ely sips Bo 2087. on PE RO) Fates Ol ie eee ee ee % ex Ri nto | te telegraph, and with the mechanical exceedi pe \- i i: truck off; ,. 86a. records HEN O., Bankers, rows! taburg, and Rittsbare: superior dition to hold his own against any man. wan! abualelsty aerate nee ae seauneee Tee =eaews pe will self o2 THURSDAY, the’ "ELEVENTH Day OF | -™922-3m rea facilities with which {ts office is equipped, {t covers youdo as well as you did with Smith, you that I or any of my colleagues were in any way | 2°!9-4&ds Surviving Trustee. | JULY, A.D. 1869, se HALF PAST FIVE OLOGR yl ar For Kane, Canan ‘and Niagara Falls <aght to win,” said he. peivy to theca - ta THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON Ac- | M..in' frontof the ty Gescritied | Cofumbin te cay sume Seah ee bean eee ee a ora the whole Deld of news, and is able to present @ the day some one in the city tele- count of the rain until SATURDAY, JULY SIXTH, ; fervat, Tios. 3. FISHER & CO. re 5 (- is an oak die pt Ppt ntletpe te aie mits Ge ae ingens mira SAME HOUR AND PLACE, by order'of the Trustee.” | °F and ‘atyening apll 1324 F st. -_ rc] == daily, exceot Saturday, 10-09 Pp a= of the — et ancy day up te el K. Fox from London, in which the ir. Davitt said he nown Alexander Sul- FS CASO) Re ) being the western 38 feet 3 inches front of ONEY—TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST. | For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Eluira at 9:50, very moment of going to press. theese rev latter wished Jake good luck and said he was a | livan since 1878, and had the highest opinion | J)UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, Gen be obtained 6y eles (2 more Tull description Meise cur St Lowest rates of IRtSreR: Bode | a ee TT one AND THE epects THe Stax is absolutely without a . sure winner. Kilrain was out on his tramp | of his ability asa lawyer, his character as a| TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE, | stove together with all the appurtenances, Fights, | “1iy OC GREEN, 303 7h st. nw. 20, 11:00 and 11-40 win 2 4:10, when it came. He expressed himself we! citizen and his honor asaman. He did not FRONTING MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, El GH. Eee viicees, umprovensente, ond other hereditament to ONEY 70 LOAN = J 12 RM 0°%, Sunday: 9200, 11- fearlessly challenges comparison, within range of ‘i ; - 4 i or in a ming. 2:50, ‘and pleased at hearing from his backer. believe him to be capable of any dishonorable | _ AND DUPONT CIRCLE ‘Terms of eal eos raten a Exprees of Parlor the territory it occuptes. Pony Moore said that Kilrain would undoubt- 7 i By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liber No. | of sale (about g| estate security. except Sunday, and 3:45 p.m. , with Dming edly win, but shonld he lose the fight he would | 8°, Witness returned to Ireland from Ametica | 1 2. thin Sho" et cey. entrar A Tee ea ok i | Staats G2POUE 8800, more or eas, ¢ ® | “ozo 437 Pennsylvania ave. Ge In its treatment of public affairs tt ts impartial Saas challenge Ballivan to fight Mutchel for | i December, 1880. He had then framed and | District of Columbia, and at request of holder of nate | potec — PHILADELPHIA ONLY. £1,000. Moore is in earnest. It is understood EAL EST! “FOR issued a circular to the Irish people and had | secured thercby. we’ wil sell’ at public suction as | Leseeeoes Ga property MO*EY 20 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- | past Exprem brid soe eer 27%, and"8:20 p.m, | 404 aims to be fair and just to all faithsand inter 7 = ‘: delivered thirty speeches denouncing outrages. | front of the BF nlees, on SATURDAY, THE SIX’ A dail, y. that all hands will leave to-night, but the time y DAY OF JUL’ D. LOCK haser. post WASIDy GANENHOWER. iy. Express 2:10 p.m. ‘Accom. 6 ‘p.m ? 7 A. 889, at FIVE O'C! M. it o' »._ Conveyancing, 7 daily. ests, and it is absolutely independent, in the high rs He believed outrages were due to the agita- | ANd o north of bered one hundred ‘ale tobe ied $024 Succomsce to DANENHOWEE & BON, 1115 Fst. | por Boston, without change, 2:50 p.m. every day, hes not yet been determined upon, Pony | ton of local agrarian bodies composed chiefly | wd iter ot routing 174 feet 10 inches on ‘Trustees reserve. the right SS | For Brooklyn, NOY all throu tre os, Moore will accompany the party, which is not machuestta a8 shea on P, perty at the cout of‘ wa : ort t th street it (Dei = urchaser, afte euc! cl voiding | cation news records facts ater was released from prison, on May 6, 1882, Mr. | forth.aud 71 feet on 18th A the improvenneite, ways, some uewepaper published in Wasblagton Dy double ferriage across N —* . ‘without bias or party go rigi oe. Parnell and Mr. Dillon had informed him that ents, rivhts, privileges, and appurtenances with ISAAC L. JOHNSON, } color, and in the expression of editorial opinion 18 ED. HOLSKE VISITS KILRATN. they were hopeful of a change in the govern- | sine, belonging or in anywise appertaining. 2e24-cokds GEO. FRANCIS DAWSON, ‘Steamer John W. Thompeon leaves 6th street wharf isas ont frm tn 08 1688 | , 1 jance in equal installments at one and two years, for JUNCANSON BEOS,, Auctioneers, gu Mondays, Wediiesdays and Fridays at 7am. ie- m, dail steady and orm vocating and promoting! Philadelphia Times, in which he says: | Wa8 a prospect of agitating ceasing. He dis-| which notes of fhe purchaser are_to be given, bearing IGNEE'S SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF GRO- = ne remern, pd _— ays. PT» iumore, $38, 7: $;19, 9:00, g40.9 oo only what it believes to be right, as it is persisten® “It is drawing it mild to say that Jake Kilrain is | iked agitation and would willingly abandon | #* fs f sale, und tobe scucred by adeed | CERIES, JIN HIQUORS, IRON, SAFH, COR. | ton's, “ita., Nomini Creek, Va, Curriomad, Vas sud 10, 4:2 if fit to fight for hislifeat a moment's notice. The | to-morrow if he had some justice done to | of trust on the prem id. or all cash, at option of | ¥ ETC. ETC" CONTAINED ETN SeOne eet aad ings: First-class, 50 cents; Second 50s 3 wrong. brief, Mr. Davitt cont Beyond stating paib- | files Couveymnernenwer sucoee peammmaat tuneel | NOM dod AWENTIERS STRURT: CORNED OF class, 35 cents. Pie Conijele-im R at1:20p. me seg +s, in briet, wholly untrammeted by any’ discussion about the hotels and public resorts, |, ty in ony ae en prergy dors a | 22.0 mp ied with fn tin days, otherwise the trag- pt Py ape RFE TOR D. N. L kL 20 am. and 4:40pm. daily, | other interest or consideration than that of serving : , 1882, ees reserve the right to re: : AIL RFO! ~ on in fain tty oe eae “petting on severed my connection with the revolutionary | and cost of the defaulting purchaser afte! ce Pee 3 x LE Eee the result is, therefore, even, and if anythi " in Washington, D.C. gommencing st eo . Thureday, ‘Baturda; : Semana dren. 4 fare of the family circle, and of society ase wholes ight odds in favor of John L. After afew id not attend any meeting of the Clan-na- UREN BERR} rrustecs, fhe 80,800 Z0uh trav, comer: notthwreet th om | Gekiay Heheet Whare, Monde? Wedeinias saa Braise, ARIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- y ae about town I drove out to Halstead’s, and | el Ct pate! I Lorelei y — — pei suas Gola Gaeta ateiates: FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, Span, Steainers stop at Piney Point fare 8,30: : AP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON | With these general objects in view, what Tas was met by Johnny Murphy, Jake's pet feather- | Committed by members of the Clan-na-Gael, s 5 f SDE Oe eee = < oe 8: SONY, Fae ee A Stak specially concerns itself with, and that to ction, HANCERY SA AUCTION OF VALUA SPICi ‘NED MEATS, VEGETABLES, &0., RARER MATTANO, HAVING BEEN REBUILT, ndria, 4:30, McCarthy in Boston. Murphy ushered me | Sanctioning of the governing body nor the ap- | C260qr dreatita” WENGTRe STAAL UABLE | BF $, BANDIES, WINDS feaves , Zthrstrect, wharf on | SUNDAYS, TUES: >. 4225, Which it gives its best efforts, may be briefly dew y jurphy ‘ AYS, and THUKSDAYS, at 7 8. m., for Potomac river into a sitting room, where I was shortly joined | ProVal of the leaders, When I was organizing TIFICATE OF INDEBTEDNESS, AND iandizore ke” Grinder's w 9:45. 20:5 356: scribed as THE INTERESTS OF WASHINGTON: r th the m ER: i BE pl SoseeE A wn and Wednesday's up. irent's and ; Jake acknowledged that he was in prime | the supreme council for my district. ERBACK: DECEASED! => UATE PHILIP OT- | JHON SAFE, GOOD WILL. fo., Bo. Shape Point Ta bredays down and Mondays and Wed- dation for Quantion 7:45 a ; AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. To these condition and felt certain of victory, his only SOME NAMES HE CANNOT GIVE. me Court of the | $840 entirety and if nosati 'y bid is obtained will LSON, Agent, 7th st. wharf. n the paper has been unswervingly devoted since fear being that something would turn up that jeneral Webster—“Who was he?” ‘ tal Ne D820, oe nial £2 ; TBLIG HENRY R. ELLIOTT, POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE 8-00.94 —a chance to fight Sullivan.” $ co For Baltimore and River Landings. Steamer Sua, o2eee 20, 205" p. ‘and this policy will characterize the future career, i thing " * : ‘ JCTION ROOM. DUNCANSON BR I) Capt, Geoghegan, leaves Stephenson's Wharf every 7 : _ . should transpire that prevents the meeting,” | If he is still im business in England he might Cok OF SINGH AND D Stteets Nowin: | A Kourra Or Juty Sunday ‘at 4cclock pm. For further int Ticke formation int the ic, of the paper ae prominently as it has marked tag i VEST, in the city of cf 4 apply = < Scofgmed de i thls ou" tad eephad’< 14 hea catac | Coenall wom We hdarosa eee = bia, thé ‘following Stocks, Bonds and. personal prop: praia STEPHENSON S BRO. . | at the station, where orders canbe we lo I think of the fight? has neve! 2 erty, and decreed to belong to the estate of the late By H. A. SELIGSON, mb6-6m $ i. destination been in doubt with me. I've met Sullivan and | | The attorney-general said he would not press Fesidences, is So - A 1. STOCK. —— = CHAS. E. PUGH, i let e word pen, | p19 is 5 an a urn : pose a teler sary ‘Juke sed thes wilt | meaning revolver. He declined tosay towers | FV Quanates of, TH HINGTON | METROPOLI whove Fathers and Grandfathers came from | FRIDAYS ‘and SUNDAYS at oe to a certainty. Jake is just as sure of | the letter was addressed. ‘Ton (20) shares of THY . ‘otherwise the 'b trains connect at | @st and broadest Aeeiig—emge Lod rich is NOt | of sons of small tenant farmers. When witness | Massachusetts avenue, 150 feet 10 inches on P street | sefl the property at the risk and cost of the, Bro sense of the term. Inthe pubis very ‘ge. ere no spec: ‘ain. The il Ed. Holske sent a special dispatch to the | ment's policy. Witness was glad that. there | piit@%;, Que-turd of the purchase money in cash, 31 24 por : BC, OW. Ou, 7340, 8 19.00. | im condemning and opposing what It believes to be coming match is the subject of a great deal of | ¢land. He could not abandon it otherwise. | purchaser. A deposit of $1,000 required at time of Wo ETC.," CONTAINED 45, he i i, re gorded in the land of the District of Colum 801 20 and 9-00 am., 12:05, 4:20 and | the public, and securing as far as the wel- ng | body I expressed no dissent of the Fenians, | public notice of such resale in wome m Commencing at TEX O'CLOCK AH oa the pee. y of the Lake, from Oth-st, wharf, Tues. an." daily, except Sunday. ‘B103 Possible I 2 mt ES, MOLASSES, Weight, who was recently beaten br Cal | Dut the perpetrators certainly did not have the | —4¢29-t&4 KET nN AU far as Matto: - yle i i SONAL PROPERTY, BELONGIN COFFEE MILL, sHow ©. I zZ by Kilrain. secretary I communicated with the member of SONAL ERLY, BELONGING HOW CASES, SCALES, Listncto see in detail _my4-3m_ JNO. MOGAM , Alexandria, Va. i might prevent his getting what he most desired cannot tell you. It would be yo E WILL, OFFER FOR ALE AT PUBLIC 7-010 mig RAYE ELMO'S, Present management assumed its direction, We would fecl pretty sick if anything | *8T0S* breach of trustto divulge his name. | JULY, 1889, kT ONE U'CLO 2 8 | ———————— x checking of baxzage to . Phillp Otterback. deceased, v THE WINE MERCHANT. 5 got his measure. and as for Kilrain—well, just | the question now. OF LOCAL st | ae FQTOMAO BIVEE LANDINGS, ANACOSTIA AND POTOMAC Old Ireland, Germany, and other ““AMERICAN | L#ndings as tur as Nomini Cree! OMPANY,. 48 AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM. Litas, Wiha pare iees | Barron Axe Ono Ranzoan : D n onardtown, Md. ; ri tule in effect JUNE 28, victory as Iam. He won't say much, but he rahe Attorney-General— ‘Was it Arthur For-| qyohundredand itty eae wa Bhenberds, See schesiule. “SOUN PADGETT. Apt | Leave Washington from station corner of ‘The EVENING STAR claims to be, and can com thinks . great deal and believes in fighting M - ‘Davitt—1 pent AnD Re That from and after Monday, June 24, 1889, and For €! and N. clustvely establish that it 18, the beat local advertio fst, Le talking sierwerta: ee bee Po gate aie erent basic possibly GEORGETOWN until I remove to my new Stores and Wine Vaults, FINANC ~. op. ow e is a sure winner, y chimed in, MY ho greatly wronged me. Forty (40) shares ‘of THE WASHINGTON AND neari - LAL iy, 3-00 medium in the world! NO OTHER PAPER PRINTED nd it only requires a plies or hom to bring Presiding Justice Hannen said the court re- GEORGETOWN EATLROAD COMPANY. aor Pees roth corraer Pep a CIAL. daily, 3: a 15pm. ns rn ry . S west corner of Pennsylvania nue and 1th street CTRCULA about an honest fight. According to the | 8pécted the motive for witness’ reticence, but TOR AE OTE OOM | ta, 2900 Penmayivanta avenue aorthweet), Iwill ell JULY INVESTMENTS, Press daily 11:20 am. and express 8-40 eS > Mr Gee me eee cP ey articles that official isto be chosen at the ring | Could not recognize it as an excuse for not an- TE HONDS AND CEMTIFICATE | my immenso stock of Wines and Liquors: both Ammer week on nal ia barkersbure aud principal stations | PUBLICATION, IX PROPORTION 70 POPULATION. It te side, and rest assured that portion of the agree- | *Weri mk . INDEBTEDNESS can and imported—at a reduction of twenty per cent. om : ‘SY | hardly too much to say that it is read by the mem= ment will be fulfilled tothe letter. Jake will| Mr. Davitt thereupon explained that the 4s for 800, all issued under ce of aiateh So My reasons for doing this are two-fold: We own and offer: Kor Lexington and Local Stations $1030. m. insist on Sullivan entering the ring, and when | ™an to whom the letter was written had con- 1. x FIRST—I want every patriotic citizen to be able to $100,000 WYANDOTTE COUNTY, KANSAS, 5's. For oe gn 5 S: E bers of every family in the District of Columbia once in he will submit to the Sullivan party | ceived a hatred of another member of the Ta Teer, 0G, amaed, under act of Febra- | celebrate the “GLORIOUS FOURTH” in a becoming | *12V009 srowx Orie ewe pig Ae 2 . m, 1210. 209, 3% ites} | It is peculiarly the favorite of the home circle, and several names of me southern sports | league and wished to murder him. Witness ara tuchudina Jerusse a gmiacued thereto from | manner by providing himself ad family, or best girl, 75,000 GRANT COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, 6’. (40 3-25, 4:25, 4:30. thet Sullivan can jill afford to refuse if he in- | Wrote to him. appearing to sanction the act he} | cortincate of fudebtedness No, 6757, dated July,2, | With some refreshing beverage. Sean 48,000 BAY CITY, MICHIGAN, 4's. 00 68h ‘ uinutsa) 4 uaay® | $8 no less esteemed in the counting room and the tends fighting. And refusal to accept a re- | meditated, but really to gain time until | 1 $1,245.06, issued unter act of March 30, 'D—I want to reduce my stock, wi is ’ DAKO" pope ~ ’ pene amg ler nib — yelp gee] er pact aly superior officers and ask Wee earner between the states of Vir’ | now stored iu four storehouses to a minimum before | 33-000 PIERRE, DAKOTA, 30, Work shop. It follows, therefore, that as an agent square sports and cause them to vent their feel- | them to — the man from carrying ont his The state of Virginia. Tegard to the public del I remove from my present temporary location. of publicity within the National Capital and com iu i i . ie expression used in e etter Also, certain Hi hold and Kitchen Furnit and the best man will win.” te a hewn waing-” Witness wrote 7A8 5. ED! ARDS, 500 5th 2. [renipmabesnbrratpairily euettne a "4 prin Ior ag 19,000 ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS, 5's. 30, 11 30 p.m. ‘ment in tts columns practically meets all eyes, and, KILRAIN'S SUPERSTITION. easuih mot tell thet soaring he gx Jedd cone oe La.ave : It is a well-known fact that wines made from thor 15,000 OUTAGAMIE COUNTY, WISCONSIN, 5's. 5:10. 620, Y 20, 8:00 «4 *). | tm proportion to the service it gives, its advertising A New York special to the Philadelphia Ti ° e He believed ae “ a oughly mature grapes do not turn sour aseasilyas| | 15,000 BRAINERD, MINNESOTA, 6's. tells the preva a Maan Gaara ne aeew ane — _ were now in America. T i FRAME DWELLING, No. those made from unripe grapes. 13,000 APACHE COUNTY, ARIZONA, 7's, . Fates rank with the lowest im the country. Being the fight in the Hoffman house this afternoon, | ag; rien said the dear friend to whom was | 4, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JULY SIXTH, 1889, | I have the sole agency for the “PASADENA WINE | ana OTHER CHOICE SECURITIES. List on ap- " 30. 1S. 1050 | low, they are rigidly adhered to. There only re- P - ressed the letter in which the word pen a) UARTER TO SIX O'CLOCK, we will i a MPANY'S” Wines and Brandies. This « 23 when a gray-haired veteran chipped in with a = i B: | of QUARTER To ss » we will sell, in front | CO) en 8 les. Company's | piication. Correspondence solicited. 00. 6. 500, 10-08. 10.40. poner peti pop ra iepredwag now in America, and he now pub- | of the premises nee Vineyards are located m Los Angeles County, Sou E 80, 7: 00, 10: ; mains to be added on this head, as an indication “I believe,” said he, “Jake is to-day a better | his name ° Mm 12 allow him to divulge | pontine 18 focton Sete Mite a aepth of 100 feet | eM California, Now, it stands to reason that the 8. A. KEAN & CO., Bankers, ve Band O. depot, Wash- | of the esteem in which the paper is held bythe man in every way than John, but ae I think he gi athe tbediee: SAR House, No: 12855 strest northwest being bent othe | Sa eae tener California, with ita genial} cuicago, 115 Broadway, N.Y. § m-1:icend 3:15 p.m. o | business public, which best understands tte i he fight with a faint heart I shan't hi E = and eqi perature, mature and ripen much r Leave Bay Ridge week days 6-10 and 8:30 p. m. pul ~- Will go into the fight wi ear a Christian Endeavor Convention. th street more thoroughly than those of Northern Califor- | _3¥1,35-3t ‘40, 5-00 and 9-00 p.m. goer bg fainthearted?” askea | _ Iti# expected that from 6,000 to 10,000 dete- | 22 > nis, which ia not blessed with such e genial climate. | 7x6 w comaoM. JNO, W. MAGARTNEE, For Annapolis, 6:40 and 8:30 am.. 12.10, 4.95, | iiterests in this respect, that, both in the number Fry Cle eer slo ete ? gates from the various states will stiend the “Annually; and to be secured by deed | It is for this reason that the majorfty of the better- | J W- : Menbe ne eee | ley Rae ged” of subscribers and of new advertisements printed, “Well, I'll tell you; it’s a curious story, but I| National Christian Endeavor convention in . Of 200 required at time of male, | clase Physicians and «Grugwists of this oe Er DT mn. “Fund mn 4 D0 nm 40.45, | Coch year in the history of tho paper shows elarge qavewh for ioe amet it, as I had it direct | Philadelphia, to begin July 9 and continue | fonvevaucing, &c., at cost of the purchaser. Terma to : i, $115 principal right re- | wants pure and strength-giving American Claret, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8T. N. ww. Pp. % i ' oF Saree ae ag ostmaster General Wanamaker | served to resell atthe risk sid cost of the defaulting | Burgundy, Port, Cherry, Malaga, Muscatel, Angelica, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonda : 3.0 tad 433d Sikes. increase over tanpeotocenner, Berezampte, Gustng Jake is a very superstitious man and early | will be present and Gen. O. O.sHoward will be Fee remts oan Socebrel paket in Washing. | Hock or Brandy. If, for any reason, one of my cus- Si citi D id intermediate points, *9:00a, | te first nine months of the present year im his fighting career he had his fortune told | one of the speakers, tomers makes one or two purchases elsewhere he inva- | _ ailment Stackyand Panta eat a ee sto rts TTA the average daily circulation of the paper by some wonderful prophetess, whose name —eee—_______ DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers._| riably returns with the statements that my wines are | on fie Exchanges of New York, Vitiadelphis, Bostom | ¢1(°o0 pant Mtermediate stations, 17-00 p.m, —- my memory. The woman told him American Cricketers Defeated. SALE OF PUBLIC HAY SCALES.—OFFICE OF | the purest and best and do not turn sour for days ufter ese eee Church train leaves Washington on Sunday at 1:15 | bas been 26,682 copies, and the whole that he would one day cross the ocean to fight; ‘The Amateur cricket club, of Philadelphia, JHE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF COLUM. | g bottle has been opened, which is not the case with | pay’ pocalty made o Railrosd, Gas tue ad virtrg P.mn., stopping at ell statious on Metropolitan Branch. that he would not be beaten, but that his 4 the Dubli icket club ~ ae D ef tay apne Se ASUy 2. 1889,—On WEDNESDAY, other wines. ‘dealt in. ¥F future prospects would not be in any way | D4 the in cricket club played at Dublin | JULY TENTH, 18! me Frederick, 1 110:30 200, ta: number of new advertisements printed 39,693, , at the locations named, the e1 Sundays.1: improved by his trip. She said further that | Yesterday. The home team went to the bat | (Mmissioners'will offer for sale, to the high I give below the reduced prices of some of the Pasa- he would never know defeat until he re ve For Hagerstown, 10 joan. aoa t 3 against an average daily circulation of 25,427 der, the exclusive it and privilege of usi the | dens Wine Company's California Wines: QOC7O_{====—"""_{={[_=_=_=_==_—_—_—_—_—_—— ‘Trains arrive from Chicago iy >, sm. f et a | first and offered a stubborn resistance to the | several Distt Hay, Seauc from ‘Auguay 1, 1840, te 4 nig O° Jr foo Citeuiaty an Se Lge aay cog | Coples and 38504 now a@vertisoments dur- black-beired man inthe ring, and that if he | American bowlers. The visitors twice missed | U2Yjity 400 ,bot inclusive, for, the piirvose nd ty : : ever did his luck would break. nig hay,” straw, dais ing the corresponding period in 1887. In short, “After his fight with Smith Jake told t bis | Chamces tu put out Trotter, a crack batsman, | lve stock at tlie following places and time, to wit: No. EW 1. Situated opposite the post-offc UL EADELPHIA DIVISION. | THE STAR has never taken a backward step, and : tuated op) 5 drenton, story to Maguire with all gravity and said who scored 85 runs. The fielding was gener-| at TEN O'C K its Guctors are determined that it never shall A M. No. 2. Siti . i 9 heast. between L street and that as the first part of th iction had | lly lax. The Dublin team made a total of 289 | strret southeast between F street and ¢ come true he should, if ever Sullivan and him- | @ their, first inning, The Americans had | SEUEVENOCUOCK A.M. No.3 Situated on — self came together, take extra precaution | SoFed 43 runs, with five wickets down, when | (CLOCK, My No. 4 Situated, at conier 0 Against accident or possible foul play.” bee espa pn eae O'CLOCK PM Situated on Prospect wr \ was — deanned to oct on tho ‘uta: an pebeacnet The World’s Sunday-School Convention. for insinuating that Kilrain was so weak-| The World's Sunday-school convention E’ocLoce BoM hore it i te ii ik ii v » D. C. FIVE O'CLOC . Mi minded as to be influenced by such nonsensical | opened its sessions in London yesterday. pirchssing with be required vo gouyly with theitge | Champers: quate: Goze twaddie. | There were 900 foreign delegates present, in- cons of the act approved June 20, 489 entitled aft Seeauuseeng, plats. dozen. va Well,” said one of the party. as glasses were | cluding over 300 from the United States. Lord | tt for 100, sale of ay, Ferme sabe FW nue | Norton Visvinis Beodll Be drained to the toast of ‘‘May the best man win,” . > . ‘LASS, L. HINE, CHAS, W. RAYMOND, Commis- | _ dozen. sacrifice everything. No stock will be replenished. 5 33 THE WEEKLY sTaB “Sully can’t be the hoodoo that the prophetess | Kinnaird delivered an address of welcome, and | sioners D. a PELE bm Dagteiegeste, ebonatcas Empty shelves, vacant spaces, and last but not least, | ™ Bra foresaw would cross Jake's path, as his hair | Count Bernstoff, of Berlin, and Rey. Mr. | (EO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneers, (A delicious wine.) THE PRICES attcat the euuineuess of our Great Ie. ain't black, anyhow.” alert, of Brooklyn, responded in behalf of the | *Rusters SALE OF VERY VALUABLE Unra..| Bottles and demijohns extra, moval Sale. “You bet it is; black as eoal,” echoed the | delegates fromthe European and American ‘PROVED PROPERTY, PRONTING 50 FEET ON | ‘The finest Whisky, Brandy. Gin, French Cordials, ton, D. C. Je29-d SJvrs Lasssvrars GREAT REMOVAL SALE. SSESESEE and *10-30 p.m. For intermediate points phia, 15:30 a.m. w York for 122200 ean. “1:30, 2:30, *8:15, *5 night. us leave Philadel) “11:10 a.m,, t1:3o a. SS ry Brandy, very, very oid herapenwe, wuartay’ Remember that not a dollar's worth of present stock Will be removed into the new building. Our unchangeable policy from the first has been to 8 S 3s » @ Seoue 8 § Sssegeese: wv ‘ks $19 and 1351 Pennsyl and | Is especially commended to that portion of the ters, Rhine Wine, Vermouth, in fact eve Depou bias) Ui, Gen. Pass. Act keep until wanted. = SwrAlae affairs at the seat of government, and are 60 situ. ranks in the pepper-and-salt variety class.” taking part in the debate. Mr. Moore spoke of ¢ will offer for sale, in front ° -~ ATSKILL MOU NIAINS, . the following de- 26-whks-tr 526 12th st. n.w., . LAKE GEORGE, A New Orleans dispatch says: ‘The procla- —— terlbedt property. in the ccunty of Washinston'iis. | > Pe Senye?: —— wou fn buy encnt Sunda in every respect @ first-class family journal. It ot . to and from the Jersey City Station ‘of the mr cee penn ashe ‘The Massachusetts rifle team contested with | Sthdiveia of mate Picead © “yin ceonce Texter | "Doo Miaxy, Oak Sults, solid, 3 pleces, ra pn we in Liber. Levy” Court ee ads a ct Oe ad ee er eR eee _ sence upon to be fresh and authentic. Itectentific, lite n 5 trict of Columbi: ng = nd = — Visitors may be expected from all parts of the | on Lord Wantage's famouschurn range,although ~ One-quarter c in TOO AMS BOERS, rate of six (6) per cent per snntun. pay i edited with the view of meeting the wants an@ t ie opiton of th PB. d MAKE 8 WILL UCE PEO- Removal pursuit of general information, Some most to go out and meet Sullimee Me | marksmen at each range were as follows: At Witniast Sever, } Trustees, UCH PRICES As INDI Our Great Sale has proved a ot. of the Barnett says Sanivan will IMPROVED OP res aoa House), New York to Cald) hap Bor remain. ~ graphic arrangements and full corps of special, evening.’ Hesays Kilrain will be provided with | °®:, 1,064; English, 972. After the contest | Ey virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of the 'H SACKS AND CUTAWAYS Be. and as at first F ~ “4 jefendants, beng OUR TEN DOLLAR SACK SUITS WERE THE| 2¢%t Body Brussel at 90c. and $1 per yard. am. ; Mt. House 200 bom, every week all important happenings, foreign been definite! eeehinee and no interfer-| Vetoed on Orthographical Grounds. ; Lage S i ie ae LINE OF SACKS AND CUTAWAYS WILL BE (for Hotel ‘and current events as are worthy of note, in the stateq Sheriff Holeome, of Mobile, Ala., received PAST RIVE O'CLOCK in if atternoon, rts art of Lot No.4, in aq WELL. de wold before removal as follows: Ina, and those adjacent thereto. follows: Bexinatiuy for runui in said square seventy-three, thence one twent; tive foot, to THE MAKE IS RIGHT. e continents, At the afternoon session Mr. Bel | SCOTT AVENUE, JUST EAST OF SEVENTH | Rum, Angostura Bitters, Harter's Wild Cherry Bit] TREMENDOUS ONSLAUGHTS ON PRICES. stentnen yy aT ‘Not a bit of it,” sisted the \daunted | Sey was elected president of the convention. A . rything you AS. O. SCU. gue} tbe's ax gray asta badger on each side of | discusion was ‘held on “Organized ‘sehoot | x3 tris of certain deed o rust tocar n Liber | wie, tune Mine, Ver be both of unt pisos that will poy ou tolapeos | 2 coerst 2 wast harm sborae pas ie mand mao «ry the head and the covering of his sealp now | Work,” Messrs. Withrow, Porter and Jacobs | ihe t of Columbia, and at the request of the | The finest Sour Mash Whisky in the city. party sec er r i RIDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF H. A. SELIGSON, 20Ga, ated as not to need or care for a daily paper. Itte XO INTERFERENCE FEARED. school work among the colored people, SUEY, Toaoia SIX CLOCK PML. the mi ivan aftey SUNDAY, June 23. exprene trate on . : American Riflemen Win Again. trict of to wit: Lot numbered 15, in Stew. mation of Gov. Lowry will not interrupt, the ‘ Ta #20. Vavia Railroad, making close connections with fast | BOWS is carefully collected, and may be depended grams continue to come in and indicate that | the Royal Berkshire Volunteers’ team yesterday Rats bade 2 Ofty Station at 8:50 a.m, mie-quarter cash, and the balance lies F MT Geand Motel, 1-08 pan ‘Kaa “18 | Fary, household and agricultural departments are Se asic ancements for formally receiving | it was thought probable at one time that they | (rat ors (Oiiter sent ra ante, with interest at TOO MANY BUSINESS SUITS. All heavily reduced — puta: bout House & : * iscussed, ‘deed friends of both parties — Genel Gath ae ae pep esade = Bheedlng Bio pc pd os grt py ? ref it pied TOO MANY SACK AND CUTAWAY SUITS. aa ied y tastes of an intelligent and reading public, and monstrati made ii ‘4 ill be requi: vt tin ff 4 a Gren A party of indidead ite battle, is| bles were present. Tho sun was, shining | schon sariier auireaat timeot sale” Terie of sae WHAT THEN? - SALATUGA AND, CATSEILL MT, of affording assistance to the student and those im, Fog eae coma aia Tock | brats ‘the totale made by the Americas | sodesrding omaha ant =" pete ish % decided 4 20 ‘hm; Caldwell, 200 yards, 335; at 500 yards, 375; at 600 yards, a ere PLE TO BUY THEM. ‘Dra ‘Roted and learned men and women of the country, Probably arrive to- 354." The totals made b: 4 NCERY SALE OF VALUABLI V1 r ry f } 3 y the Royal Berkshire ROPER’ ‘THE N i oom Cure to Grand ‘Hotel ‘Station? ny CI ay ot RS Volunteers were: At 200 yards, 298; at 600 yards, EWENTY-FiLSI AND BTREE! a $12.50, #15, $16.50, AND 918 SUITS, ip tex iar ected “Agaternif cod Sloantain | @F0 contributors to ts columns, It ample tley Saturday, although he mag arin enti! | 349; at 600 825." Grand totals: Ameri- - soney : D188 i voaens teenie: ‘ - iagton, 8-005 ok “5] | correspondents enable before its readers town instead of foing to West End, — Aiacom of ——— the members of Mirch ‘32, TSai srodrtnin catne theslin dene NOW GOING AT 910. eee Doone me Aira uous ee ES it woley ttle-ground has Nomeeny ? such political, social, and ence is anticipa’ “TALK OF THE TOWN,” AND WE THINK THIS} — STRAW MATTING. STRAW MATTING, corsage on i ORR eta scans ALABAMA DECLINES THE HONOR. Rolls sold. They are bulky, take up Worm the fella ay Tat a Flept, litle, and interest of the parties tg said cause in | THE TALK OF THE SURROUNDING TOWNS 8 | tee cee een ae ena magi, cod wit isn the Jer bt gan tse nae Alabama: ing Brnwrxomam. Ata., July 2. poe LOOK AT THEM IN OUR WEST WINDOW. Petpet gh OR ‘The low price at which it is published, Ling west twenty-five fect on the. NOTHING THE MATTER WITH THE GOODS. 310 seventy Bye fev to te front ine of THE CUT 18 RIGHT. THE STYLE 18 RIGHT, ; tence —ee SSS sale ns 3 $13.50. ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, OUR WORD FOR IT, EVERYTHING 18 RIGHT FOR YOU. PRICES ARE ALL WRONG FOR US. wings tt within the reach of ail. None. = B MAENUE 4 00, J ‘that they can afford to do without it, 091 PRINSYLVANIA AVR, : ‘SEXD FOR A PREMIUM LIST. . ae