Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1889, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. “ 6 TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1889. THE EMBRYO STATES. Universal Suffrage in Montana—Wash- ington and South Dakota Conventions. On the reassembling of the constitutional convention of Montana at Helena yesterday, after a recess since last Friday the matter of universal suffrage was sprung by the introduc- tion py Joy, by request, of a petition signed by 150 citizens from eight or ten small towns in various parts of the territory, asking that consideration be taken of the question. It was referred to the suffrage committee, where it may slumber. There were no prominent names attached to it. During the absence of the members at Great Falls, at the reception, small printed circulars headed “Universal 8: e,” reasons why women should vote, were d on every member's desk, sticking so closely that they could not be scratched off, and in every spot about the convention hal! where a conspicuous spacecouldbe found. The proposition relating A NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. How the Ideal of Washington Can be Carried Out. In reference to the letter sent to the Presi- dent in regard to the establishment of a na- tional university in this city, the Washington correspondent of the New York World quotes the following from a letter by a gentleman familiar with university matters: “It was written by one of the most strenuous opposers of all the schemes that have come up for making a national university, in the ordin- ary sense, at Washington. I can’t undertake to give here the scheme designed to work out the ideal of Washington, of a meeting of the best youth of the country for certain influences of a common university life at the capital, but I think I can give some idea which will at least check such absurd objections as that of Prof. Brush, of Yale. “Let me suppose that Profs. Brush, Brewer and Verrill, of the Yale scientific school, are | HE PLAYED IN GREAT LUCK. Millionaire Reschler Wins $35,000 at Long Branch. a From the New York World. Lone Braxcu, July 14.—Millionaire “Jim” Reschler, a well known-western man, who was ® partner of ex-Senator Tabor in the Little Pittsburg, won $35,000 at faro last night in the Pennsylvania club house and he will start for the west in the morning with a check for that amount in his pocket. He played from 5 o'clock in the evening until 5 in the morning. His luck was extraordinary from the beginning. Reschler came to Long Branch early. last week to see an old friend who lives on Rumson Road. Early yesterday afternoon he dropped into John Daly's Long Branch club. He did not intend to play. but after looking around he bonght a few checks at the faro table. He finally lost about $700 and ped. Hi strolled over to the Pennsylvania club and con- eluded to get even. There were only a few AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. AUCTION SALES. vr. 4 PHA "185 ‘com: om ; i red. ‘Toss Lv. Seo mabe ok eight sad Soarinee reas soesen | eoving cartein Senn pep enn oe reer Bee sd aie Mitta tee tangy ced he ; : 08, 101d and i - | Tectures to cl forty each, an t else- ee rose hat” ; = mended not to pass by the committee. A pre- said to the dealer: ‘Give me chec! ‘20! apd sopsed ty o Geel of eaten Ge peearet 5 smable im regard toa Dill of rights, and pro- | nRere MBS ie country are cncugh mors 2 | ite “aise at tie'yalantion of S10. chip rca cio Sree, commit wn ain Lies Epeceeg Soar ofthe leg »= | Greatly Improved and Better Than Ever. visio: i a a “ therwis it resell at of 10 Fe a aed a eee! eae one reported without best of such lectures, Then, suppose that for | When he sat down he wanted to know the limit tea gchager Oe Phaser after Foduired at gine ee a " » 7ecommendation. these lectures te Washington and ‘have here | ‘Two hundred dollars to doubles anda hun- pablic not resale in some news| yy11-aeds Bex P Deve Trustees, Watson said he was not present at the mect- ing that considered the publication of the law and had a minority report to submit. Privilege was given to submit the report at any time. dred to cases,” replied Dealer Pete Smith, Reschler plankod the limit down right away, and the frst turn that was made for him he “whipsawed.” ‘Then he won bet after bet, and the whole 400 together, with perhaps 200 to 600 more who would pay for ticke h courses, out of the great number of Washing- ton residents who are here in the- season from iCANSON BROS., ee Auctioneers. MONEY TO LOAN. Wt B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers r ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- — i i d with piles ” Estate Security. amounts 2 F435 ps There may be a fight over this. The — all parts of the country, and with still other bol cocmg meg < = saa herine ake calared SEW wa er RY, - A, Pa Weoermna os rte Real Hey SP RUTHERFOND, oD on Way stations 14:35 oom — aay ‘Tue WEEKLY Stax, in its new Gress and under the — = ee to "Chinese labor, | 500 to 1,000 persons who would specially come | Of checks. He got warm during the ovening oanera TEL DOGT Poco er creeet | eee 7 ree ve We | Fer Borde and iatecisediats stations, 17:00 p.m, | ATS! editorial supervision, commends itself as ae enue i "| for ten weeks of such superior instruction, | {i b BAING TE a aC NHE CHASE-APPLEMAN CO., 631 F ST. NW, | gh°hd 00 p. ployen. A great deal of interests, manifested | Nowld Prof Brash have the face. to call this | "2° thd teverbank fends do who elione ie | Oa iE EMA SLAY AeHHeN eae ycroce | Mamas Aber Linus co spyioved nol et | # Covel fain leas Washingtog om Sapday a 1:15 | OB8 sf th® most attractive and Gesirable news and fevdncee mutters. 'R,C, Write, dietict score | seming fey Professors to go around and | the catcacy of vihree on aie,” ora "ving | Ey, Cegbuigaln ou oftoegremines a, tee | Wa. sas.or | PRG Meier Fea Ty SoeaTTS Oe CMO | AMY HMrMAle published, 1 comprinm igs tary National } n iation, et ng out,” or a ‘double out.” Hesimply put checks | ing about 17 feet 6 inches front, runuing through to 10 LOAN—MONEY IN HAND, IN SUMB TO SUIT, jundays.1:15 and 73:55 p.m. | Ggaied cette or propeatiion te ‘Texard to a |, {This is the essential feature. The rest of | down in spota where fancy moved him, About Boundary strect the depth thereof, improved by & new Titevtout cauprrovea real estate security. Node: | “For Hagerstown, 710;S0nmh and 8-00nm. Pages of solid reading matter—the very cream of moral principle in civil government. in which | {he scheme is on lines intended to put absolute | tne onty card he couldn't beat was the “ease” | tWo-siory and basement brick Smproverments, bot and | Yy3-ine” ALBERT F. FOX, 920 Fst.n.w._ | 4:05 p.m.; from Cinciunat, and St Louis daily 3-50 | he contents of the eight-page daily issues of ‘Tus the statements are made that nearly all the | Control. from first to last, into the hands of | ton, ‘The ten-spot took his money every time, | Soiaater eanienta nese senroyerments: bovand | _dyS-lm __al TO LOAN ON MARYLAND | $48, 88¢ 1:59 pau.; from Pittsburg 7:10 amend | a Par ur Gen recapesepmniproon ya fenching bodies of the reat universities anited pibens inyite suerte tod fe tS ee $100,000 Farms aud Country Places. Fou Car JACKSON, FREDERICK JUNCTION. | ee ee ey ; “t . meen beat it to save my life.” Ot ‘Telephone 789. 3. H. WHITE & 00. ‘Week days, 6-45 and am., 3:00 and 4:30 p. devoted Saeetaes ee Saaaunas Seren eames in the work, as perfectly excluding politics ax | °° out 11:30 he asked for a bigger limit. ae owe nen Peg WILLTAMS & CO, stm ® : Tier ae Baltinote | m” Senay oie ind Jo-80 am. 3:00 and 4:30 | including a department t Ferm, Home tore definite. ay Fras thea g id [ea fr Uae cg ge “This makes me tired,” he said. “Give mea| _3y10-6t Auctioneers. ALI Rea 6:19 and 11.16a.m,, 1.00 | *24 Garden interests, carefully compiled ended = This mal week days: ' that authority which ie Veoted in’ the majority | Han the gift of its charter and the paying of | {scent umys f0 that T can beta fow dollars, | = ‘THIS EVENING. Sindy Uldand 0 pm. Sprcat'y “| Med expressiy for the weekly edition His will should be taken for supreme law on ali | #8 expenses—professors, students, buildings | “qe house assented and his checks wentdown | JDAWNBROKE AUCTION. — ON | MONDAY. For New \ork, dreutop, Newark and tugs, | 1 addition to its unexcelled attractions ase moral issues in the sphere of political life, | 4 all. in big stacks. He never rosefrom the chair he | jury VESHAY AND WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS, 18°00, 9:30, 712-00 a.m The Lord should be recognized as the king of ee i EE had taken when he first came in. His play at- | 3021 M street, all forfeited pledges ‘up to date, con- ON REAL ESTATE. "10:30 vim.” bufiet Parlor Cars ou all weekly newspaper, it has issued a listof valuable ; THE WORKINGMEN’S CONGRESS. | } i ; j ey Es po 2 Sleeping Car on. the 10:30 pms op nations. Besides this a foundation should be tracted quite an audience. The other game- | sisting of Gold and Silver, Wal bes, Demand and ee The 4:20 p.m. train does not stop at ‘and useful premiums, given either to single sub Isid for just and necessary legislation on ques- a f Foll asters stopped tempting the goddess to look at | a migra aed Gunival Lotenstente Poste Caan, _We20]_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. _ | Yo Pauadeiphia: Sewan Wiis j tions of marriage and divorce, the Sabbath | It 1s Composed races of Follow= | him, and at midnight he was the only player at | {3 nd other woolly too numerous to méatfon, Parties MORES 20,0048 IN Stas 10 suit on AaB | 24.500 9:30, “12:00 am., “290, | scribers or club raisers, which will be sent, togetm question and moral instruction in the public ers of Karl Marx. the table. About 3 o'clock in the morning his | interested please take notice, pro estate security at 3 . ’ | schools. 7 an 5 ,, | luck began to change, and he lost almost as ee ee eee Ente and toa, “sa er with « sample copy of the paper, free aud post The committee submitted s proposition for | |The international socialist workingmen’s | steadily as he had won. Fifteen thousand dol-|_RoOT & LOWENTHAL, Auctioneers. "HWiSSe_ | _ Room 14, Glover U'ld'y: take elevated’ * ja Nyethington.°-8:30, | pata w any address, or given to any one applying the establishment of a bureau of labor and the | congress in Paris, the first business session of | lars’ worth of checks were returned to their | MoXEY,29 LOAN Ar owas ates oF ry: | 42:00 sigh. » 70:00 Bi = intment of @ superintendent. A delegate | which was noticed in yesterday's Sra, is com- | fold in the rack. He yawned when the hands ‘Tro-moRROW. terest and ccumission on zeal estate 12 De Gory | optus, leave Philadelphia for Washington, 4:29, @t the counter of the business office, d on the plea of being absent and asked - of the clock pointed to 5, and observed that it = = Real Estate Notes bought and sold, Apply to GREEN | 8:15, 71]:10 aus t1 15, "5:00. a to present a prord. andy report. A provision that posed exclusively of the followers of Karl Marx, was about time to quit, “See how much there Ro & LOWEN toners, aS &c INGHAM, 1$05F st. jel8-im* 20 Bim. iis ies he further inducement to secure « large in- e n and the congress itself is spoken of as the | ig there,” he said to the dealer, as he placed . AN, IN SUMS OF $500, -: 5 12. noon no officers, except Senator and Representatives, self is spol “a4 ‘and 13-00 noon, under the law of the new state, should hold | Marxist congress to distinguish it from another SHERMAN & CO. jelS-lm 14:00, 18:00 a | NSU x apbroved real estate security, convention of socialists which assembled there ¥ 0 p.m. Cy 00 & m., crease to its subscription list, THB WEEKLY Stam ‘or Long Branch an stack after stack of the valuable ivories on the Sis ot hoon; $9230 © m, lay-out. The dealer counted the checks over ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 17, AT TEN O'CLOCK, IN FRONT AND WITHIN ted more than two years, was submitted. Lis Hoos Wew Lt, A EAHGE LOR e OOM WE WILL SE} M°? IX PER CENT ON AP- ‘Except Sunday. “Daily, §Sunday only. sBxcept | A resolution was passed that a state examiner ji in piles of twenty each. They called for TURE AND OTHER ARTIC! ved real estate security, Large smounts a | Sunday and Monday. be sppointed to investigate the accounts of all | 7°**Fday, who are known as the possibilists | 2). M09°..0d a check for the amocat was given ROOM, AND, PARLOR, SUITES, WARD: | apoctalty. Algo, aa Ageuts of the United Security In- surure called for and checked from hotels and A PREMIUM TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER and who meet in the Salla Petrelle. ROBES, FOLDIN EDS, EXTENSION | A surauce Co., of Philadelp) in sums to suit, on residences by Union Transfer Co. on re it at och at east becarcint jets Germans have a representation of ninoty- | pro" uet aa hi t and lighted a ci OAK SECHETAMIES HAT RACKS LOT | fueument plan, with or without live insurance, St epet nn cae o et ee ee ee rmal Pe jonnes ‘is coat an af ted a cigar, OAK SEC. He] 5 ments to run ) 15, or 20 years. 3 . SC! Le . Saar ae cae a three in the Marxist congress, including the} “Come and. see. us again,” said Tom Jolly, jALACE CURTAINS AND-PORTIERES, SIDE- ¥. H. SMITH & SON, 3. fGpELL, General 3y15_| Who simply pavs the price of subscription, $1.00 At Olympia, W. T., yesterday, there wasa : co e antly. Neither Jolly nor Edward Marks, _ CHINA CLOSET, — COUCHES, | _Je17-1m 2 Fat. IEDMONT AIR LINE. sucen leaders of the German-social democratic party; | Pleasantly y ar ‘ks, ALSO THREE ICE CREAM FREEZ- per smaller attendance than usual at the roll cull, - of ; the club, now that Phil D: IAND-' SOCOANUT MACHINE, ONE ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO 8) ON AP- Schedule in effect June 30, 1889. mch men as Bebel, Liebdnecht, and Volmar. | W20 are running the club, now that Phil Daly 5 partes, te pF ot 8:30 0 mast Tennemee Mail, Gully for Warren- | ‘Tip prem though it was expected the judiciary committee | 7° -_ Morris, Carpenter, und Hardy are | 24% retired, lost their placidity during the SED ET 7S VIBE OUTS, CARE ETS oon # i, WARNER & CO, ton, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, ‘Lynchbure, sud premium ise, would report. The committee, it is under-| oycecnt from England, while Austria's delega- | Whole evening. “Well,” said Reschler, “this ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, 3e8-2m O16 Fst. u.'w._ | stations between Alexandris and Lynckbune, Roanoke, : stood, has practically adopted the California ag is headed by that well-known socialist, Dr. | Visit of mine has been pretty expensive for DAYTON WAGON, HORSE, AND HARNESS, AND y ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS 10 SUIT, ATS AND | man Sleeper Washington to Memphis. ” WORCESTER’S POCKET DICTIONARY, system. ere will be three or five on the | abjon, Every nation in Europe is represented. | ¥°U-” : a ROOT & LOWENTHAL, auctioneers, Sefer ee ee ee 11:24 a. i.—Fast mail daily for Warrenton, Char- supreme bench, eighteen district judges to pro- |” 4’ Tafarque of France delivered the opening | ,,“Oh, that’s all_ right,” responded Jolly. | it O37 Tih atrecth.w. | myga-aus (ihe Ariuetou Fire ine Coswosice.) | kenville, Gord iocky Mount Dereile and cee | Something needful in every family and usctel Recicte grmmcial dificulty is in arranging | speech, extending the welcome of Pais and | “XW give us our revenge some time, won't | 7 cccaNsoN BHOS, Auctioneers MO°EF TO LON ow os Hops between Lyset and Dabvilie, Gresusbure, RC a Fi co districts. Salaries wil 25,000 on the su- — you % = REY A OUke FROM @500 UPWARD, “i cville Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, | alike office, work-shop or at home. Preme bench; $4,000 for other judges. No | tne Gersan deleonen wpe ene a eat te | Why, certainly,” said Reschler. “I'll come | GOVERNMENT SAL OF UNSERVICEABLE |" AT THE LOWEST MATE OF INTEREST | AflMMR, Biriingham, “ioutyomery, New risa i a - ry a i ii DS AT THE BUREAU OF PENSIONS, oy a wal Sleeper New York to | the most complete small dictionary ever offered to ——— this report —_ be es with- | desired to extend the hand of fellowship. "He mie jater in the season and take another pn AND GSTREDTS NORTHWEST, REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT, feats, parlor care Atlauta to Montgomer: > Pullman out much opposition or changing. The com- | C° ry whirl. ; ee eee 2 Boo, ROLL EMAN, jeepers Montwomery to New Orleans. man | the public. Itis nicely and substantially bounds muste, however coald not agree on miner de-| Prejudices which itm trrants everywhere fow-| | Hewhler i an old western gambler. His| prensa cuarns HAUS perrenraesees. | my1s Corner 10th ad ate a eee tee dana and Ae, Px | ed taile, so a report was not made to-day. ered and encouraged to further their own | £¢e is of awarthy hue and a big gray mustache AWNINGS-&0, Kone” CARPETS, MATTINGS, | 4 ONEYTOLOANON REALESTATE AT LOWEST | Koute. . cloth, comprises -09 pages, over 500 illustrauons A letter was read from Francis Miner of St. | (oISch mUbitnnee bad 20 clan ee meee 7 | covers his upper lip. He is medium sized, and ANGS, &C., Ke, X roved security. | .4:/5 p. m=—Daily, except Sunday, for Manassas | gig -oy, i ene ae pence te See Neerws OF | 1: hi wer fifty. When he AT AUCTION. Bankers, Strasburg aud intermediate stations. Wwins more than 10,000 words, the spelling Louis in favor of woman suffrage. But three | the socialists of France, who could weleomo | i8 age something over fifty. When he was ‘ae ees “ene JULY suvEN.| my11-2m 30; Bonkers, Ee yr ee ‘positions were introduced by Schooby to | their German brother with alove that was all | only @ boy he caught the gold fever and left his | P2xTH coummeneing at TEN here will Eee — Pullman Vestibule Sicepers Washington to | Pronunciaton. and detinitions of which conform te ivide the school lands according to their value; | the stronger for the hate they were expected | home. in Arkansas for California, He struck | be sold'utthe Bureslnat Fensions to the highest bid- | [Vj ONEX TO LOAN.) vstate Security in District of Memphis. connecting thence tor all Arkansas pointe; by Joy, to have special laws submitted always | to ,ting hin, P luék in the mines, and. wheu he was yet a youth der alot of Miscellaneous Govds. Cotumbin trang nun ge rca Bee st | sige Mast sen ar pL those of the largest and latest editions. It is well to popular vote; by Kinnear, no armed body erred was worth a good deal of money. He gamble: ee ne JOHN W. NOBLE, US. J. FISHER & CO., Cu.pe) er. Orunge, Charlottesville, Staunton, Louis" in and bi of men can be brought in the state. This is Pd na che seg neha it away and made more and then lost. So he | jyh 3 Deceie St ___1544 Fst nt. | ville: Cincinnatl “Pulinian Vestibule tray Wachingion | PBt04, in plain and readable type, and contains aimed almost specifically at detective agencies. | ¢*7—*l. 7 i .] «went up and down for about twenty years, but = = mae = ONEY—TO LOAN ON REALESTATE OR FIRST. i Oo nati with » Pullman sleeper for Louisville. besides the vocabulary list of Foreign Words nicipality, and Herr Liebknecht, member of i WO MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOTS, FRONT- XN . 1:00 p, m.—Southern Express, for Lynchburg, A lengthy debate occurred over the resolution hi 1 t. The latte: th he became one of the best known mining ex- ‘NG ON CO: ‘TICUT AVENUE: ALSO clase security, at losrest rates oi interest; uodelay wille, Kaleigh, Asheville, Charlotte, jurmbia, offered Saturday by Moore asking for informa- | ‘8¢ German parliamen' eae Sentleman | Herts in the west. AAG OM Star ee , BETWEEN B | Where the security is wood, : - Aucusta; Atlaute Moutgomery, New Orieaue, esas, | 80d Phrases, Explanation of Abbreviations, Kules — : in addressing the congress spoke in German, Bhs 06 Gia tole and auci AND 5 BTRERTS NORTHWEST Ct aad 0. C. GREEN, 303 7th st. nw. | and California, Pulluss Vestibule Cae ~4 ‘ tion on the tide land question. The resolution French and English. In 1878 he got roke, and decided to} A WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY SEVEN- ONEY TO LOAN New Orleans, vis Atlanta and Montgomery. Pullman | for Spelling, aud Uavies of Weights and Seas was taken from the table. Great interest was |“ ‘The opening hour of the convention yester- | £° t0 Denver. He left a wife in San Francisco. | 72Bx4EPNESDAY AFTERNOU! YCLOOK, we will | Vf CHEZ, TO, LOAM ast rates cen appeoved real | Sissper Weckinmten te via Atlante manifested in the vote on the resolution. be- day—s:30 in the morning—stamps it at Pom ‘out- enver did no better for him. He drifted to | sell, in front of the premises, ci and Georgia Pacific Kailway. ures, dc. cause, though it was nominally opposed on the ee: estate security. ICH, FOX & BROWS, PB , ! ; d for him. d See et SQUARE 92, ss ie Tvacia avenue, |, T7aius on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash- Sat ee en ee work it | Set as a working man’s gathering, an assembly | Leadville in 1879. His wife died. and Rescher | ...., fronting 274 feet on Connecticut avene and 23 | —2-2 T Fenneyiveris svenue-_ | ington 9:00 am. dal : = — yexcept Sunday, and 4:45 pm ‘Ibis handsome book, which e | of men accustomed to long hours of toil. The | 8°t ®way down on his luck. He had to go | fectonzist street, being two of the fuest burLling MO%EX To Loan ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW. | duily: arrive Round Hull 11:0 ani aud 7:20 pan: ann waneent Sate was understood the vote would indicate the | frst session lasted until 2 in the afte-noon, | *leaning out ‘The Little Church” saloon for a | joi on Connecticui avente, suitable for tips ent Hates, Det daly except Bede Ceo nly and 12:20 | retails at40 cents, exclusive of postage, will be question, whether it shall be sold or restored | meal was also characteristic, all lunching to- | him 4% miner and employed him. He worked | "fers: One-third cash, balgace in 1 and 2 i= ~ _ rough trains from the South via Charlotte, Dan- | 6iveu and sent, postage free, wo every subscriber by the state. ether and on wholesome but incemeosice | for a small salary for atime, and then bought | noterts ber intarereed yorscent frou day’ of eae, ioe wile ang Lynchbueg arrive in Wesbingion G-ESe0n |. ivet ny Tas WEEKLY Oran ot 61.00 ence. THE SOUTH DAKOTA CONVENTI-N, Viands, ‘the pricesof which were within the | 8% &say outfi: and started out for himself. He | Payable seini-aunueil, and to bo atcured by deed o FINANCIAL. Wane at #03 mm. and 10-40 pin vie Coesspe , ‘alls thi oan y P} r : located near ex-Senator Tabor’s little store in : ‘gem 200 hiot oor fala, ‘4nd Obio route aud Charlottesville at it will also be given iree and post paid to ang At Sioux Falls the South Dakota constitu-| reach of the proletariat, who constitute by far | \° a A chaser, A deposit of $200 on each lot at tim . | = 5 a3 2. tional convention, on its twelfth day, had | the larger part of those present, ‘The best of | Wild Horss Gulch. Tabor sold anything from | Conveyancing, id eee ree meee | Spee ee ee ee ee one sending ‘wo (2) subscribers to Tas WERELT : » of I 2 a needle to a miner’s outfit. bem opt gee caret wi Ticker ing-car reservation and information twenty-six delegates who sat through a five- pen Shieh er dipirecagal end nte | _Reschler fell in with Pete Finnerty, a miner, Revell at rink aud cont of Sanubeticnekaneneroner BROKERS, furtished, ena Ghecked at ofice, 1300 Feub- | Stax at $1.00 euch (2.00), each subscriber, aswell minute session. The only feature of business | CrRis Sues cm congeun wil ceemgih and they started prospecting together. Resch: | publisued in Washington, D. Bis Railrosd. Othend Bere ee Satom, Fennayiver was the adoption of a resolution calling upon |°'some of the delegates to this tonvention | lef readily recognized signs of gold, but they | _J10-d&ds " DUSCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. ROOMS 46 AND 48 ATLANTIC BUILDING. yee JAS. L TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent, | &tting & Copy Of the dictionary tree and post the standing committees to report with as much | also take part in the possibilist congress at the | COWd not strike «lead. Finally their supply one Gen. Pace, Agent. _ ‘PRE GREAT To THE SONIH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST, . SPLENDID Scene dispatch as possible. In order that the enroll- ing and engrossing clerks may begin their work | the schedule committees are wrestling with the Salle Petrelle, but none of the ninety-three German socialists will go near the other gath- ering. of Provisions gave out. They went to Tabor and asked for a “grub stake.” He flatly re- fused at first, but Reschier told him of the paid PRIVATE CORPORATION AND MUNCIPAL LOANS Auctioneer, 936 F street. NEGOTIATED. AND YET ANOTHER PREMIUM ——— DOUBLE TACK. ‘ ‘i AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE STEEL RALis. MA ICENT E Aserrlon hallo system, snd iti undersood Ree ny een pen Ther wet up the mountain shes ete the fm | ERIERDED MeMTbiee Ripe at aa = maarne (EA adie ramp ann nnnndall e) fel e sl eo > MEI . Ui " x SHING my A’ ve that they will recommend its adoption. = Rhode nce Is — Law. by the | aud. then Ahad ny cniie: contete akabink | -t yi giles far Pale teva of te peeanises on MO: FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENTS, CORNER OF SlAiut AND BSTKEETS 48 FOL: | We Bave astra ~ THE SNAKES OF FRESNO. ¢ nom ficense,, aw, made necessary by the | bottie. When they awoke in the morning, IX OCLOCK PAD Lot 19. in 810.000 alx per cent 20-year Gold Bonds. subscribers— bt T late repeal of the prohibitory clause in the Halland Ely O'CLOCK P.M, Lot 19, in "8 constitution of Rhode Island, is about framed of Meridia Hill. known at time’ of sale. ° For Pittsburg and the West, C! Limited Ex ‘of Fullautn Vestivulea Gareut B30rm. duilz rest a.m. daily to Cinciunati and st. Lo their throats parched and their heads aching, Where Rattlers are Plentiful and De- they decided not to travel further but to dig vasy and mu sal roperty valued at $100 deposit will be requir J rT City, Als.. secured by pr 00,000. Uifered at 1-03 aud mccrued interest Line, 9: v = | $400,000. th’sh Can n 0 Chan THE WEEKLY STAR’S POCKET ATLAS structive. and will go into effectby the Ist of August. | where they were. When they had been at | $Lyydiposit wal be reamred at Aivcone | W700 five-year los interes, 8 per ceut ia ad- | — gutyfleeking Care from, Fitisluny. to Ciuciunati The special joint committee of the legislature | Work @ few hours without finding anything, | jyi6-o0 GLO. W. BTIc vance. Security, €115,000. Jy 91m fo Chicago, wit icepunee Car alioons’ to Cuneage From the San Francisco Examiner, July 4. Finnerty threw down his pick and declared Wester 0, iucago, ‘press, at 7:40 p.m. daily, with sleepiug Cars Wasiington: to Chicago and St. Louis, con- ri = r ‘eld te 1 Pereaxsox age = ‘THE POCKET ATLAS is a handsomely-printed aving the matter in charge held their last] ¢,a¢ he would work no! lon, Back JNCANSON }, Auctioneers, NO. W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY, : ] ‘i Ber. jesch- — . : peal ¥ necting daily at H. bi ith th hb book a ; 90 are full- colored and see nn Muir, the noted geologist and natural-| meeting yesterday: In many respects the new | ler persevered. "A idle eile eemch- o-stony FRAME pweLUxG ar tue sours. | J Member N.¥.stock¥x | Origa ud Memphis, Facine rxiteen, 16-00 Paras cays ist who discovered the great Muir glancier in | lw diverges widely from the old statutes, ward he called to Finnerty, and held i ELEVENTH STKEET AND CORSON & MACARTNEY, = Sally. for Pittsburg and the West, with | thoroughly reliable maps setting iorth the geo Alaska and traveled for ten years in the Sier-| | For instance, it precludes any handling of | up a bit of rock, They lmrried 0 an assay of-| BUUEH CAHOLINA “AVENUE SUCTEEAST, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. NW, reagent ca PAO RRR apENGe Smee ras while pursuing his chosen pursuit, arrived | licenses by the board of aldermen. the appli- | fices and found that the ore was worth ¢30,000 z ae" . Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds, For BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD | 78 here last night. A reporter found him in his | °®*ins are to be referred tothe board of license | to the ton. That was how the Little Pittsbur ror Kune, Cauanduirua, Rochester and Niagara a rs FRIDAY AFTERNOON, commissioners, who are to beappointed by the ad. ty Exchange, Loans. JULY | detail; 101 are filled with reading matter, con mine was discovered. Tabor took one-half and | A.D. 1889, at HALF-PAST FIVE 0% nen erate. Exchanes, Loss room at the Grand, note paper and pencils be- Coll daily, except sunday. 8:10 a.m. securities liste@ | For rie, Canuudaurus ache dcntha. eouit he hess own from | matcrs of the cities, and this will throw the | Reschler and Finerty the other, and before the | il im front ot Herre on fe ¥achauges of New York, Plladely i. "Boston | Fogo and Siseare Gail eaceot, Setardny, 10-00 | doused into a graphic presentation of ail the facts fore him. le said he just come down from | entire res ility upon one man in each city i xhai d they to $30, a 7, and Baltimore bought and sold ' ma. wi Jeeping Ci ungton to Rochester. his ranch at Mertinez to get a little quiet while | for the pai eeren or aml to grant licenses in sulergecry ae ee Dany ened ir tee Pitha de — BO oon A et investment >——— ee = segeapees. Lock Raven and Elmirs at 9:50. | in the social, religious, political and industrial bis completing his work on the sixteen volumes of | * satisfactory manner. If the boards of com-| Finerty died a couple of years ago. Reschler | Siwastors Prone Deets: mie ayiieee Pa ee eee FowERUADE LP AiA ‘NEW YORK AND THE East, | tory and conuition of every State aud Territory im “Picturesque California.” | missioners fail to do their duty the mayors | has gambled as much as he pleased without | Terms: All the purchase money (over and above an ‘Aimerican Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jy18 420, 9:00, 21-00 and 11:40 am. 2:50, 4:10, | oo have the power to remove them forthwith. Another very important change is that of giv- ing to each city or town the entire license money. fear of going broke. He is known all over the west as a high roller. He is a friend of Senator Ed Wolcott of Denver, who won £25,000. here last season, Reschler’s winning is the biggest that has been made here at one sitting. soe ~ Distributing Aid at Johnstown. The board of inquiry met at Johnstown, Pa., yesterday and issued orders for relief to those entitled to it, The commission at Cresson classified the sufferers into classes 1, 2, 8, 4, and 5 and recommended that immediate payment 00, OK 4: 10:00 and 11:0 pan. On Sum , 9:00, 11-408, Prsatts ih te 90 tos dun Mane sine 20-40 om gi sone. Lamied except Sunday, aud 3:45 pam. dally, ‘with, Diniot F RS ee Oana 810 ‘ast Express 8:10 a.m. week days, and 8:10 p. daily. Express 2:10 p.m. dally. “Accom © jae i For Boston, without change, 2:50 p. m. every day, For Brooklyn, N-X., cil throush trains Connect at Jersey City with "bosts of Brooklyn Auhex, ufturd- ine direct tranusier to Fulton street, svolding ubie ferriage across New York city, “The greatest place I know for snakes is in Fresno county,” said he, “{t’s hot there, and | that’s just what snakes like. They are out in the foothills mainly, and very thick. It is often said that a rattlesnake can’t hurt a hog, but this is amistake. They kill a great many hogs = = and dogs, too, in the Fresno hills, an e mountaineers there are very carefi how they go about. “It makes a good deal of difference how thick a bog’s skin 8. Probably a little rattlesnale, if it tackled a big swine, wouldn't have much encumbrance of $1,000, with interest at 6 per cent per annum, which iuatures in November, 18933) cash. A deposit ut 3100 to be paid at time of sale. ‘Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise the ngnt is reserved to resell the property ut the risk aud cost of the defaulting purchaser after five days’ public notice f such resale in some newspaper published in Was! ington, D. C. All conveyancing, &c., ut purchaser's . “Syi6-dids DUNCANSON BROS., Auc‘s, D ‘NCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALEUABE LOTS IN WHITNEY CLOSE SUBDIVISION, ADJOINING SOLDIERS’ HOME. liber By virtue of a deed of trust, uly recontea t the Union, together with 48 colored dingrams showing the relative siength of diferentindusties aud of diferent products in various DSiates, and other items wo numerous Ww mention bese books sell at $1 each. By enciosing 10 cents for pustagesthe POCKET | ATLAS will be sent free, in addition to the | above premiuzn. thus practically giving ee W. 3 ae THE sovL,” . Fot Gospel Meetings aud Suu School. It is just published. C. C, PURSELL, Bookseller, 418 9th st. nw, ————see. Must Give Up Wife or Go to Jail. A special to the New York Sun from Hills- dale, Mich., says that it was learned yesterday that Edward Jackson, a young law student,who was recently married to an estimable. young lady of Hillsdale, is a forger. Last week the parents of the groom gave their son the alter- jyll _LADIES’ GOODS, ‘8! FRONTS!! FRONTS!!! EF rattlesnakes are said to be 6 and 7 feet long, though I never saw any quite so big. “Au old resident of Fresno telis me he saw a rattlesnake strike a hog in the throat, aud the latter died in fifteen or twe of trust on interest at the rate of TA fi t day of _ NTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAB- soption, "A devosit of $100 wil tw | ALLISUMERT AND DYE WORKS Gob Gate ee sale. If the terms of sale be not dies’ and Gents’ Garments of all ds cleauedand complied within ten days from day of sale the Trustees: Dresses fect on it vat take an average-aized hog and | ®t of faving up his wif or going to state's | be made to claaos 1 2 and 8, requiring 646 | Ne Bute uate, cnet tue haa cesazer | EMNOSTS! TOON iar tr Suse. 818,90 2409:59 | wo PuMUUMS TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER * medium-sized snake, and the former has no | Prison on the charge of forging his mother’s | 000, Classes 4 and 5 would require $636,000, | holder of the botes secured therets, te will sell at : 4:40,'6:0u, 7:40, to show at all. The hog dies just the same as a | 24me toa note for 3600 just previous to his | As the commission only appropriated $500,000, NTT DAS Or se ae. TUESDA M'LLE M. J. PRANDI, On Sunday, "0:00, 4 4 A WORD TO AGENTS. man woul, marriage. It is stated that their only reason | without intimating when nother distribution LOCK PM, the following: devcriteed veel coun ended x" samme F ~ Apel te day “While the rattlesnakes there are probably for wishing the marriage broken is a sire to | would be made, the board determined to ay ituate in the county of Washington, District o: Fine French For Pope's ©. 20 aan. and 4-40 p.m. daily, Rot as th ck as they used to be, they are thick | have their son marry a young lady at Litch-| propriate the $500,000 among the five class | Sacer sees oe eee ‘ane Batra 5. Sint pagent) enh Gb nen. ol 4:20ana | Wishing to further encourage the work of em enough yet to make things lively; They kill | H¢ld to whom he had been engage: instead of the three classes, ax at first proposed. | § truct of laud called Whituey Close us, the aati nee | em Shampooing 6:00 p.m." daily, except Subday. "Sundays, 9-03 aes <t Tas Weneae Ona, @ Cotton-tail rabbits, squirrels, birds, and such Wrage sane aes Anpercingiy they will be paid on the following | division is duly recorded in the office of the wurveyee FRESH DYEING. SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN. ain. 4:10 p.m. z conde oe things by the score and live on them, but the Stunned by Lightning. badis: Ciass 1 will get 3600; class 2, $400; class | of the District of Columbia m the lber of county pS Ra Ee a PROS sbND, RREDERICESBURG RAIL | conmission heretofore allowed agents has beea sheep and uogs they simply kill. They don't | The home farm of Mr. Joshua N. Warfield, |3. $200; class 4, $125, and class 5, #30. All | Pigts No.8; follo G2 and 63. purchase-money in | ton. Flush Velvet and Evening ca ASTON | | aA? eee See sd wan alh. Sat dale eatthem. They are too big. Some of the | at Florence, in Howard county, Md., was the | those in the seventh ward received the bit of | cash, the balance in six aud tweive months, the de- | AND. CAROLINE PERCH, tormerly with a Fieger IN EFFECT | increased, bereaf May 35, 7 ferred payments to be secured by a deed the property sold and to six per cent cash, at purc required ut time " . end Maison Yriese. 8. scene of a remarkable freak of lightning dur- = — ing the storm of last Saturday, which killed three horses, stunned and injured eight men paper to-day. For Alexandria, 4:30, 6 ‘The board of trade has indorsed the action of Sb, 12:08 Boo, the citizens’ meeting of Saturday, and, among other resolutions adopted by them, was one | Taisers will be permitued to KETALN A COMMISSION OF 25 PER CENT, rs fee ry Dyed without ripved. Ladies’ Evening tico, 7 'y minutes. If the | and burned a rick of straw, a wagon and joad | urging all the citizens of the valley to unite in | Feserve the right to resell, at the risk and come oe ke ‘specialty ‘Thirty-five years’ ex Prices m. Stu Poison gets mito them, it takes no time at all to | of wheat in the sheaf and forty bushels of | 2 appeal fo,the general government to aid in | defaulting purchaser. “All conveyaneitx, &e., to beat | 2 Goce cited for end delivered. ___S14_ | For hiciuond and tue South. 4-30, 10-57 a.m. daily, | remitting invariably the balance with the order illthem. There are many other kinds of e restoring the waterways in the Conemaugh val- | the expeuse of the purchaser, HE FEDORA DRESS SHIELDS ARE PRO. | are Ricmanicts ion Cece, ‘ makes there, bat not so many as there are | Shred wheat, The escape from death was | 1°y'to a sufficient width to carry off ail, tho Jy16-dkas CEAMENCE B'RNGEM, f Trustees, | T"ivunced by Mencrs, WOODWARD & VOTERS | Thun lowe Aicraindne for \tasninet aud subscribers’ names, * |Snlpresence of mind of Me Warfeldvome of| Wate abd that their beds be drcdged and ail | S1Cekis CUASENCE B-RMBEML_| Tes} tin tbe nck Phepave uoaquah or sh it | eumpmagiete apices pupune i bo 2 ihe pper end of the Yosemite valley | those stunned and injured would probably | Obstructions to the natural flow of the water in | [JUNCANSON BROS. Anctioncers. Sapo ai B00. 02 rt there used to be and there are yet a great many of the latter. They are usualiy found in the wild, rocky spots. Qa 8 7-00, 8:00, 0:20, uhd 10:32 pom. Tickets and inforuiation at the Office, northeast cor- per Of 1:ith street aud Pennsylvania avenne, and all seasons be removed. ‘Two bodies were found near the Morrell in- stitute yesterday, have been burned to death and the | machi In the Yosemite above | ™*chine burned. : 7 LL-WOOL GARMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED | RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURI A wed torent hi Ea | aching LOTS IN WHI CLOSE SUBDIVISION AD: | “hued au NING SOLDIERS’ HOME. sent upon application to any duly constituted FISCHER, $06 G st. bw, it the stati here orders cam be Jéit for tie} tt postofiice address, Thus any agent Mirror lake they were once very plentiful, |p Pee caRE pd ee BY SEE NE Bdged of tit diy recorded tn uber | te sieckie sf tenmeey te Sentin voggs PES mailed direct from tus omce y we © Very plentiful, i - . L244, folio 220 et seq,, one of f preg residences. “Oue pecularity of a rattlesnake is that if he | . lnitated Kilrain and Sullivan, A New Summer Amusement. Ge itp of Goldtabie: aod at the reaver? «ithe | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, |‘asietuom, = 0 a.m 5 PRRNRENTEE Ree ated nyu But his head down and | A genuine sensation was crested over @ regu- | prom the New York Sun. Fits seth ‘in frout of the pretiness ee Toot = = be Wo he one be Wishes to canvass, saving ihe inouble pe Repeal Pepe pierre aa rege dara Sete ode nauy | A species of summer qmmusoment that verges | FHUMIREM DAY OR JUCY) RD 788 at uate’ | Ty Nope Ine sii peso ea of carrying wem trom place w place Brey Od oF 200 yards away, Tea some | mies southeast of York, Pa, ‘The contestants | UPO® the theatrical is said to be putting alittle | Het of Goltnabas, to wits Loe saab ne oe a | Steamer aby eae ee hart, Tope: tud after SUNDAY, June 25 expres tone on | very subscriber sent in by an agent or club thing that looked like a small hitching-post. ws ? extra money into the pockets of several men (11) in bicek numbered two (2},4u B.H. Ward- | day, Thursday, aud Saturday, 5 p.m. Steamer Geo, | West Shore lailroud will ron Daily, except Sunda: Itstuck some three feet or more up. I said to | Wee citizens of Dallastown, and somewhat un-|}tre and sleseiece.. trae nbthing leak tie bal vision ofa tract of jandcaited Whitues Clove Leniy, “ura Whaet Mouday, Wedussday ahd Eridag, | to and irom, the ermey Cty Stich’ of the Peuinei: | raiser is entitled to « premium, which will be myself, can this be a hitching-post in the grass? | der the influence of liquor. The fight was | eonious than the bulletining of the points in a oF of the District of Colatebi fn the ibes | Laker teh eat Oa. Lumet, 733. iz | The others thought it but I doubted it. | brought about over a discussion of the late we as luaiued Ww bis or Ler eadress if askedfor when he he surveyor of the District of Colnu! of county plats No. 6, tolios Gz aud Crepe ‘Terms of sale: Que-third of the purchase money in in twelve months, the e IN EXPRESS, As we approached it we: wu gradually, and | the balance x and et serred payments to be secured by a deed of’ trust ball game. Of course it appeals only to that finally stole away in the grass. Is was a big Sullivan-Kil fight. . . aibaiens, ake tae class of individuals peculiarly known as “ball | Frank Minich, also of Leave Jersey | “12:5 B Dallastown, was the referee. Henry Royaher name is seu: in—otherwise noue will be sent, as EAMER MATTANO, HAVING BEEN REBUILT, Sistes ‘th-street ae on SUNDAYS, TUES- wr Potomac river “Sulli- ” A rn and THU! AYS, at fe Mount House Stution, 1:20 p.m; Paienviile, rattler, and had been watehing ua. impersonated Kilrain and Abel Keosey, Suili-| cranks.” But fully 3,000 of them at in big lend on far an, Matton eae Grinders wary | 2325 pam: Draws rcont Se ees to Grad | Many do not wish them, Subscribers seutin et The snake line is about 5,500 fect. You | van. They fought twenty-six rounds, being » | Music hall, Boston, on the Fourth of July am down, jednesdays up. _ Brent Nation snd to Fbcenicis (for Hotel Kestersiall | ‘nites ca ty don't find them in the Sierras above that. ‘The | perfect dugging match, and was ended in that | Yelled with glee Or groaned in agony ae the Point .ireasys doeaiha Wananyeand Wed: | and cutian Huet Wa a cict? Dats EET rh Nevada rattier, as rule,1s a pretty good- | round by « ome club made or lost ground. The bulletin L. TOLSON, Agent, 7th at. wharf. matured fellow, unless you attack him. Ihe my4-3m xo MoGAHEE. Agent, Alexandria, Va, rain” Royaher beets | van” Keesey to the ground, breaking bia right | 18 thoroughly patented, nage St te Siaaple. A i Nevada snakes look wise and are cunuing, and | leg and fracturing the tibia. “Kilrain® Royaher | hvge blackboard, a chalk diamond, with ap- Fouse of the purchass OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE fame Arn 20 p.m; Caldi Lae! * yore hee Peter try to er andy afraid of them. “They | was badly punched in the face and one ear was | PFoPriute figures for the twonines, the umpire, | Peo! the Purses pg aegoy, x boiee FA" p a Roum ‘Chm Piiledelpuie | writing » posthl or ietier wo this ofion. uever try to get away unless they think they | nearly torn off. No arrests were made. . form the paraphernalia, or properties. A | yl0-deds GEO. W.¥. SWAHTZELL| Trustees. | “For Baltimore eo ve Wher every | Kasterskill and Mountain Houses Neu feck ss Bott | are seen. They vary in color from dark to 6s speedy telegrapher and a quick-witted man to JV ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, Soetay af cocloct nm. further information | Well -ud Jersey City to Sarat yellow, but are mostly rather dark, with dark Three Presidents’ Sons Meet manipulate the blackboard constitute the com- —— apply to SARAT0GA AND Cari = | Events during the next twelve months promise mottles or blotches. Th: pany. Every detail of the game comes over the be Peay BRIO STEPHENSON & BRO, ve ours 9:00 BS “I lay out alone, when night overtook me, eee Seen; A eee Ae eee n to the strikes, called balls, foul tips, PSTHEETS Nom Tak Weert, and’ to be highly interesting and exciting, LHE EVEN. for ten years in the mountains, and was never | dent of the United States, met in the American | and occasionally the arguments of the ball disturbed. There are far more reptiles down © RIVER LANDINGS. 1 on TOLSDAY, JULY TWEN 8:09 ' PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. Wwe well, legation in London a couple of days ago. Two | field. The show is not expensive, and when, as RW ARE! 10:50 ING STAK, of course, will be frst and foremost in byto! . M., we WTRON ) a. oe Soy. 5 eoeie warn eave, Gils | called upon Mimster Lincoln, the son of Presi. | 12 Boston, 8,000 people ”, cee ~ 18olts SO toot ley) wo reoua at =] Reh Mountain | the collection and prompt publication of ali the and wil ne ani . H " 4 tarantulas than life in the city.” President Gennt ood tent ore oe rca of | Share te hope for moad any oort of caneetiment | fered made knows at the tims of sale; $100 down | Landings ae fur a8 ews, and the compilation of the latest and most important into THE WEEKLY S1AK makes thas iasue, wnere THE EVENING STAK is unavailable, its vast collection of telegraphic, govern ORGANS. weststbidsd coke dastpsae adeitieal cellany, agricultural department ond market reports, & weekly journal unequaled in any 5m ‘pect or in any country. ‘The city patrons of THE EVENING STAR con pResent for an absent friend or relative thane copy of the THE WKKKLY STAR, with one of tes many handsome and useful premiums mt Call or send tur sample copy and premiam Men ater ‘when property is struck off. ‘The sales of lemonade and other cool drinks WALTER 5, WILLIAMS & CO., sometimes go a lon: of the expenses. is only given when the club is on its travels, though there is no reason why it Cleveland’ a? ovine" already progably v are ee this sort of ety Gincinnadl St. Louis line. are soon to fall Herrison. Such a meeting seldom occurs any- waere, and never before in London. ———— The Merlin Beats the Mayflower. At the finish of the regatta of the Eastern yecht club at Marblehead, Mass., yesterday the Merlin end Mayflower had a hard tight for first lace, but the former won, beat the May- Tower across the line two seme a hall ‘The Fortuna was third and the Sea Fox fourth. ————+or_____ There are eight steamships built at Ches- ter, Pa., at saan of $3,000,000. Delaware river » build two = ~or. a The Irish Tenants’ De fense League. A-conference was held in London yesterday among the friends of Mr. Parnell in the house of commons, in which Messrs. Parnell, Me- Carthy, Sexton, O'Connor, O'Brien, Hurring- ton and Gill participated. The object was to frame a constitution under which to operate New Baltimore Murder Trials. Yeuterday for the first time in the history of the criminal court of Baltimore a summer bes- sion was begun. Oliver Hines, who on Juno 15 killed James A. Holze, plead not guilty and will be tried in the county. Michael J. Mo- | t i E H ? i | l : ii Hee