Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1889, Page 6

3 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON THREE-AMERICAS EXPOSITION. List of Standing Committees Appointed by Boards of Trade. ‘THE OCTOBER MEETING OF THE NATIONAL BOARD— AMERICAN NATIONS, STATES, CITIES AND COM- MERCIAL BODIES WILL BE REPRESENTED. Forty-eight boards of trade throughout the United States have thus far (during April, May, June and July) appointed standing committees on the Three-Americas exposition to be held at the national capital in 1892. It is expected that as many more will be appointed before the 234 of October, the date fixed for the next meeting of the national board of promotion. That date was chosen for the reason that the ‘Three-Americas commercial congress, com- posed of delegates from the nineteen American sister nations, will then be in session in this city, and give a favorable opportunity to the governors, mayors, and officers and committees of boards of trade from all parts of the country to meet and confer with the delegates present from the 8) h-American republics and the empire of iL joint meeting of the official representa- tives of American nations, states, cities, and commercial bodies, to confer about commercial relations and the arts of peace, will be an un- recedented and memorable event in American - TEN LIVES LOST. Disastrous Effects of the Cloud Burst in the Little Kanawha Valley. The Little Kanawha valley is in mourning. It has never known such a devastation as that which the cloud burst Thursday night wrought. It is now known positively that ten lives were lost in this and Wirt counties, and several per- sons are reported drowned in Jackson county. The drowned are: Mrs. Isiah Tucker, Edward Boso, Mrs. Isaac Roberts, Mrs. Orville West and two children, John Bailey, and Roy Kigers, wife and two children. John Hughes and fam- ily in Jackson county are among the missing. The little village of Morristown, on Tucker's creek, in Wirt county, is entirely wiped out of existence, and every family on that creek is in need of help. The loss to that neighborhood is not less than $20,000. It is estimated that Wood county has suffered not less than $500,000 damage. Every county bridge south of the Little Kanawha river but one is gone. A great many families in this county are in need of im- mediate assistance. A public meeting looking to that end will probably be held to-night. The = of Parkersburg escay without dam- age. Navigation on the Little Kanawha river will be si mnded for a good while because of a break in lock No. 1, three miles above Parkers- burg. Most of the timber that went out is be- BOULANGER’S CANDIDACY. He Will Run in Eighty Cantons for Councillor General. London Correspondence New York Times. Gen. Boulanger has suddenly thrown aside his waiting game and drawn his sword. People have been vaguely talking of the electoral con- test in October (perhaps a little earlier); but at least it is a good way off now. He startles speculation by saying: ‘‘No; not some time in the future, but now—here in July.” I should think there must be something like consterna- tion at the Elysee to-day. The chamber of deputies, in its natural eagerness to raise bar- Tiers against Boulangism, effected two sweep- ing changes in the electoral law before its final dissolution the other day. It abolished scrutin de liste, so that each electoral division now elects itsown deputy instead of voting for a whole ticketful for the arondissement, as we vote for electors on the national ticket; and it Passed a law providing that no man shall be a candidate for more one district, bose will com n, Boulanger to run in on! place and find separate nominees for all the others to be contested. But, by a curious oversight, nobody remem- bered that to-morrow week there are to be elec- tions for councils general in 115 cantons scat- tered throughout France, and that similar * CAUSE OF DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS. Nature’s Vengeance for the Violation of Her Harmonies. ‘From Forest Leaves. George P. Marsh thus concludes: ‘With the extirpation of the forest all is changed. At one season the earth parts with its warmth by radiation to an open sky; at another receives an immoderate heat from the unobstructed rays of the sun. Hence the climate becomes excessive, and the soil is altermately parched by the fervors of summer and seared by the rigors of winter. Bleak winds sweep unre- sisted over its surface, drift away the snow that sheltered it from the frost, and dry up its scanty moisture. The precipitation becomes irregular as the temperature; the melting snows and vernal rains, no longer absorbed by # loose and bibulous m: rush over its frozen surface and pour down valleys seaward instead of a retentive bed absorbent earth and storing up a supply of moisture to feed perennial springs. The soil is bared of its covering of leaves, broken and loosened b the Plow, ved of the fibrous rootlets which Md it r, dried and pulverized by sun — and at last exhausted by new combi- D.C., MONDAY, JULY 22, 1889. - AUCTION SALES. ____ EDUCATIONAL. ‘the summer clinics. Ww. Artist, 608 Lith st ow. LZESZ2 CRAYON PORTRAITS TAUGHT IX “730-1 Mw rows UNIVERSITY, betreen d 16th sts. The forty Asi tenon of this medica colle wi hose matricula' riculating now ‘will have the benefit of ‘M.D.. Dean, 3y20-3ra clas 813 Vermont are. DPDAvis scxoor STOCK OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, CHAINS, JEWELRY, &. ONE SIDE-BAK ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. REDERICK FEW SEMINARY. ae gusned teachers, and all ==y rly. The obtained acCordingiy” The baildincs are delightful, the scenery of the sur- Sh Ny Ble — ae i Poi Lea” 318-488 Frederick, Offers to BOYS AND YOUNG MEN An Excellent Education at Very Low Rates, a. telegraphs. Fer * ING ON TAIMTEER TY SRE BETWEEN grot i ‘occur almost ever: > ing caught, but the lumbermen will lose heav- | SOUPS of elections are to occur tf te iT (NO. 2w* COL A. C. DAVIS, Supt, LaGrange, N.C. “1 “The face of the earth is no 1 a AND T STREETS NORTHWEST (NO. 1820). ra a _ . i ; succeeding Sunday among the 2,871 cantons of longer ® sponge, | on TUESDAY, JULY TWENTY-THIND, ot HALF: | PEE MAR Dottie oe = The following is a list of committees already | ily. The Little Kanawha packets were not lost og ts but @ dust heap, and the floods which the | poor aN atiracie We tp at HALES COLLEGE, WITH MUSIC AND ART appointed to represent the manufacturing and | as reported, but saved. tomsclves by cutting | Hrauce- Fi would have been casy to include . F E sre shail satin rout ot | KK “Conservatory tet ‘Comb lete Sehgal tor Gir ¢ i idat waters of the sky pour over it hurry swiftly | the premises, new three-story wc. , Pree, Hagers- | | For Rockville» met commercial interests of the various sections of | loose their ‘barges. ‘The farmers of the valley | putmobode meme ge one ae OF re: | along ita slopes, carrying ‘in ion 120't0 SO-foot alley), 10 rooms, all ‘moder improve joie’ | For aes ih i j suspension vast | 2° the United States at the October convention, | are the heaviest sufferers. Many of them, es-| suit is that Gen. Boulanger will run in eighty of | Quantities of earthly particles which increase | ™ferms made known at the time of sale; $100 down E SCHEEL, TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN 17-00 and in preparations for the great exposition of | pecially on Lee creek, State creek, Pond creek | these cantone for councilor general om the th, | the abraiding power and the mechanical force | when property ix struck off. J Singing and Playing at Sight. Particular atten- | 41°60 pan stations, 17:00 p.m, = rc eee, TRCRRERSS omy [take babLocime at willbe awed, he | Fave of falg Danke Al ne Rearat eases | iEahde eee = WUSUMEG SS | Sot he tmcitr t fetcnct ae fea |, Conn Santer hing on tundyw .8 Atlanta Manufacturers’ Association—Hon. A YACHTING BUNSBY. eighty he has chosen for the purpose. The of- | GT0ve! 0” fal p> & aera] sis aia” cbeeraad Drrcanson BROS, Auctioneers. ad ___4y6-skmlin*g | “Foy Frederick, 0:4 30 am, 13:00, 14:30— Eran. Howell, president; Capt James aT. Dek ete re ne Out Seperriacnst BOG: | siete cutlets, "5 -© @ <The eacinrsteipped OF ome Og a 30pm. je, seci '; Hon. joc! a it it i it is quite i: nt ‘TWO-STORY FR. WELLING AT THE SOUTH- i N. Speer, Hon. Mi. F. Amarous, The London “Field” Thinks the Amer=| Crouch to serve asakindot preliminary plebis- | 8 Vegetable glebe, grows less and less” pro- | ™GsdCRS At AMERY ELING AT THE SOUTH: | tional 3=, daily timore Board of Trade—CharlesD. Fisher, | 1ca’s Cup is Losing its Importance. | cite, and if the result be favorable to Gen, | 4Uctive, gradually it becemes altogether bar- BEING. NOE SEINA, AVENUE SOUTHEAST) | and studied 15 yeare in E Portraits in charcoal, eba't.55 pan; trom Prrabune 710 eb Boulanger it will have a tremendous effect on | T¢®- ‘The washing of the soil from the moun- 7 K i, water and oil colpra. esident; George B. Jackson, secretary; David ee ; R 5 crayon, on solar prints, pastel, » 250 ee yous . Ear, Wiliam i Yer, "Eagens Lave | rondo Svea t ew ork erala, July 20. | th vote tthe general elections Inds Bred fever ai’ cther nase ao thn | 9h AMIPAY AETENOON tury apsereenra, | fer tad Wek tesntas Gan a cs | Wane apg SMG BIDEN, MENTION fo ‘o-day’s Field iter on the sug- cae + aan » ~ « Progress of students, ay6-1m* 5 au, Special, c =e Shoe and Leather Board « of Trade— | pestion pote seccaapeadacd ‘at a ‘£1,000 pa CANADA’S MOTHER-IN-LAW. bere ig rendered no longer fit for human | sell, in a blenny ‘SQUARE 971, J ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST, | “LEAVECAMP week days 6:10 and 11:16a.m,, 1-00 5 J. Z i. ‘ ea — 3 loud Building, id F wts.—T bh 7 ep Mo Fetary;John B Dickson, "Wesley Av ackere, | should be provided for an international yacht | pe Dominion Hates to Pay for Trans-| | rhe rengonnoe of nature for. the violation | froutng 22 tet cu Ricventh street east witha depth | Fiano. Organ Votes Violin, Flute, Cornet, be. Wass | S22 pm raat. Gita ay Seiten. Samuel D. Buck. race, The Field says that it is by no means | oceanic Routes to Carry British Troops. | °f her harmonies, though slow, is mre, and the | 0% South Carolina avenus of 1 feet, and improved by es eee TADELMIiA DIVISION, Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange—Lewis | certain that any American would compete for gradual deterioration of soil and climate is as | ” Terms: All the purchase money (over and above an | FPOCKVILLE ACADEMY, ROCKVILLE, MD. | 3754.00, to00 pete Pare | Muller, president; William F. Wheatley, see-| such a cup under the ordinary rules governing | A telegram to the New York Herald trom TOs fafa rime. the destesctcn - of the | eee SEE See fe Sean Bae cae: | ik bree at ene ies Bee ee Bloc Gee Duel Hasler, Care ‘onal ‘day trata H Bac, tm & Young, E. B. Owens, George | yachting in Great Britain. It considers it | Montreal, July 20, says: The taxpayers of Can- | ¥°3 tha kivnedinte Gates of steer teem pvepeiacstimectenle.. Tenmete | Balser fon ap caisiage Rev'G: | The 4S0 pa. train doos not Moyet lumber Burlington (Ia.) Board of Trade—Philip M, | doubtful whether Americans would compete | ada are riled, ands howl of indignation goes | is such a flow of water into the river beds fester TCE revel the property at the risk and cost of S00 an tbo te oO ob Crapo, president: A. C. Hutchinson, secretary; | under their own conditions, as two American | up from one end of maritime provinces to the | than these channels can discharge them, owing ypenie fo creas BeGreey poten a eee | ay sete haneate tnieiienss walk LH. Drake, H. ©. Dayton, E. H. Carpenter. | challen cups—the Cape May and the Bren-| other. The present cause of complaint is the | 0 obstructions caused by human agency in D.C. All cont + &c., at purchaser's | > OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS REOPENS 30 alm., *=:80 and 4:30 p.m. - * ge ache! pr - removing the natural checks toa rapid drain- | cost, September 17; thorot New York for W Charlotte (N-C.) Chamber of Commerce J. | ton’s Reef cups—have been on this side of the | recent ratification of the contract between the age; thatis, the destruction of the hill and | 2i6-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. | hen sumberinaiten, 130, S50, Se OO Mereiary How Hawt! Come S” A Cones’ | Water four years, one held by the owner of the | federal government and Mr. W. R. Anderson, | Sf0i,thatis; the destruct these streams have TET: ; For circulars, &., address HENRY §a- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC- - gount of the rain until TUESDAY, JULY TWENTY. Bandy spring, Mad. THIRD, 1889, at same hour and dy20-d&as a h a Philadel); for Wi “ ‘Walter Beem. Genesta and the other by the owner of the | representing a firm of British capitalists, for a | their sources.” < B15. FAV a.m, 1100, eAcle SOcoe sO4S ad DUNCANSON Bros, uct, | P' Sot Year . Chicago Board of Trade—Wm. S. Seaverns, | Irex. These cups are held under conditions | fast transatlantic mail service. While this con- Se SEs pcre! Fai “For Rebate city 4:000049:300m. ident; George F. Stone, secretary: George | made by Americans, who also selected the | tract has been entered into apparently in the FOREIGN NEWS. Stet beating ras’ are cacapos, "Adavene THO. AS | HLe (lb Gunde) £00 a mat 124 moon Dallas Sierchsots’ ExchangeO. P. Bowser, | £2U%6, Yet no American, has been snficentl |intresta af the Cansdian people, when ex-| Sir Perey Shelley, the won ofthe poct, i anid FUTERE DAYS. HANLON, DD. Frist m0 foo $00 a : pistons, “CW. Harned, secretary; Henry | Spirited to challenge for them. The Field | amined it turns out to’be in the interests of the to be seriously ill, He has no son and at his | FOOT *LOWENTHAL, Auctioncers,937 7th st.n.w ay 1 FOR YOUNG LADIES, | , tExcept Sunday iy. $Sunday only, Except all, Robert Giboon, W. . Howeed- inks £1,000 too much and says that the fate ° - - - : WARRENTON, VA. Sunday and Monday. : aa = fn 2 te led for wecked of the “Dunraven tureen” should be an ex- | /™perial authorities, while the main object to | death the title will become extinct. WEDNESDAY, JULY TWENTY-FOURTH, AT peasion Sept 12, 188i, Situated in the and checked from hotels and 8 29th TWEL L OCI s ELL IN FEO! P 5 ih ces by Unio Telste 0. on orders left at Denver Chamber of Commerce—H. B. Cham- | ample of what may be the fate of a perpetual | be gained by them is the rapid transportation| There is now practically no doubt that his] Sy suyP O.CLOCK WE WILL SELL OF FINE | the Rehnaa Deni er coieven at ols aud 1351 Feueyies we the Richmond abd Denville it Br Par sone ‘ad- | ticket offices, 619 and 1351 Peunsylvanis avenue and Fortin, President; C. H. Reynolds secretary; I. | challenge cup, of imperial troops from one end of the empire | doctors will pull Wilkie Collins through the| MATCHED THON -GRAY dress GEO, G. BUTLER, AM: Principal jyseeosoe | ®t Depot, CHAS. O. SCULL, Gen. Pass Ast Blake, J. H. Brown, C. ickinson. ~ aa i, i i ISTERS, FOUR AND FIVr YEARS OLD: _ — - = 4. ODELL, General Manager. wis to the other, perchance at no far distant day, | crisis, though he will never be able to work FEEL, PROMPT DRIVERS, NO REGER AN OUNT HOLLY (N. 3.) ACAD! FOR 3 _ ai Ea ea i a meNeTtS: | he Field regrets toaay that the America’s | #h0uld the semblance of a cause arise, to be | again, ‘The danger from heart trouble w over | HELE eEOMEL DRIVERS: NO RESERVE. Cax | JMJOUN? Puiladelppia: “Healthtuls helps | ggg 23S ee Reams = B. Farley, secretary; G.B. Mans-| | The Field regrets to say that the America’s | used against Canada's good neighbors, the | and the paralysis is improving. STABLE PRIOR TO SALE ; uu 8:30 m.—bast ‘Tennessee Mail, dally for Warren: — ton, Gordonsville, Charlottesy alle, pehburw, and HEO INGALLS KING, T stations between Alexandria and Lynchburg, Roabekes and Organ, for the summer w Bristol, Kbosville, Chattancye spd Menghee hat cup *‘seems to have almost entirely lost its im- | people of the United States, with whom every | Four hundred houses and public buildings 2-2 Duluth Board of Trade Owen Fargusson, | portance.” Itrather expects the new challenge | thorough Canadian has at heart t0 dwell im | were destroyed by fire in the town of Paks | TutEciNGOR BROS, Auctioneers, : o wo = lent in "88); Geo. E. Welles, Ys cup started by Boston yachtsmen eventually to | peace and unity, < Hungary, yesterday. Many chilaren are re- a Thi and saturday, 4:30 to 6 pam. D man Sleeper Washington to Memphis, . Thomson, president; M. J. Forbes, (presi- i: i ica’ 7 While th lay il: d We eo EXECUTORS 5. F HOUSE! FUR! da y and Friday, 8:30 to 10am. Je17-3m | | 11-244. m.—Fast mail daily for Warrenton, Char ee are. extinguish the America’s cup. Should the Val- ile thus playing into military nd | ported tobe missing. Hundredsof persons are | *XECUTOR'S SALE be ase 5 ¢, CORNWALL, | }ottesville, Gordonsville, Stations Chesapeake and Obie dent "85 and '86); C. H. Gravis. las j- | kyrie win the Boston cup all challenge cups of | naval schemes of Downing street, with a great | rendered homeless by the fire and the greatest CLOTH PARLOR SURRITOR e100 pet year’, Forentcular, wath comms | Botte, Lynchburg, Mocky Mount, Danville and Ste ante Koad of arade—D. F. Rarclay. presi- | American manufacture will be held by British | flourish of trumpets ns tothe great good to. be | nendcre prevails TABLE tS, ROCKERS, W address Col. C.J. WIGHT, B.S. A. My | Pops between Lyaichbure aud Dabville, Greensbore, Be Dart ching: Seetetary; W. H. Hintze, | yachts. Doubt is expressed that the Valkyrie | derived by the dominion at large by the fast The French government has given a final Cadets, "jel Kaleigh, Asheville Charlotte, Columbia, A il li i Atlanta, Birmingh on ‘win from Katri the Titania, | mail line, the taxpayers are asked to ‘pay the u or MATTRESSES, 5 Fargo (Dak.) Board of Trade—J. W. Von — the, ict Pow! Pima re a crenia 7a = piper” to the a Of some €50,000 per rato refusal to assent to the Egyptian conversion PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS, BLANKETS, COM- po ACADEM ‘KUOT & LOWENTHAL, 3028-00588 Auctioneers. OAR AND Orsi CHE : . am, Montgomery, N: ROBES, HAIR AND ‘Texas and California, "Pullinan Sleeper New York 0 0 ORTS, SHEETS, HAT KACK, SIDLBOAR! excelled Jocation and surroundin, New school | Atlanta, parlor cars Atlauta to a -——_ Nieda. president; C. D. Holmes, secretary; Col. | 77nich #2 atch sailtng weather.” ‘The Field | Consequently the said taxpayers are neither | scheme. EXTENSION TABLE, DINING CHAILS, CHINA | Cauilmeut. Gynmontum, military drill ke. ‘Thorough Sleepers Montwomery ‘to New “Orica. P McGill, Col. Morton, J. W. Smith. attaches no importance to the repeated defeats | happy nor contented at this arrangement | No such storm of public feeling has been AND. GLASS \ HIRO CHATHE SHOES | cular bes eddies Peer ennae SonocL HOr cit | eee Stoopers Woleaatce te ee tn, Grand ee eee of the Valkyrie by the Yarana, and considers | which has been sprung upon them, and hence | known in England for « century as that which (CHEN REQUI 9S ie ee | eee 8 Beet OT p -Dale, ens & for Manassag, Milliam H_ Brown, president; W. B. Bierly, | the former the best all round boat. the aforesaid howl of indignation. Notwith- | the present demand for royal marriage grants| IN DWELLING NO. 427°G"SiREET NORTH- USIVERSTIY TRAINED TEACHERS PREPARE burg and iuterthediste stations,” et < — George B. Winship, he mat ——<—<— ——- the eile facts, we ee Jost provokes, Ww. dp mae en canran, Went Rote Colm, Ca wr ra Pp. Daily via Lyuchburx, Bristol and on George H. Wal EAB EE i ing. FRANK E. : , IAKING NEW STATES. mail line is assured, and Mr. W. R. Anderson is i ‘ 3 caapnda, commecting themes Gen at astee Se Grand Rapids Board of Trade—George G. oe on his way to England after having completed | , Chief Secretary Balfour will make a stumping NEE BEMLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGna | Herma Commenting thence forall Arkana poiute: Priggs. president; H. D. C. Van Asmus, secre-| south Dakota’s Convention Discussing | all arrangements. ‘The original proposal was | ‘Ur in Scotland to offset, as far as possible, pas seats 20 aged _#:40 P. m-—Western "Exprom daily for, Manassas, tary; Charles H. Leonard, Charles 3.’ Sligh, | Sow Question of Legislative Districts. | 0% basis of « twenty-knot service, and the Gedeea ee remarkable recep- FB lite. Ey a i ol licomb. - : © 1g | Subsidy of $50,000 per annum ited on HENRY E. KLOT: erm bei Sineins 4 Greenville (S. C.) Board of Trade—Elliason | A Sioux Falls dispatch to the New York Herald| thig ooudtlien. ‘Wie full teteg Se {Ee present | Christine Nilsson is very lame from rheume- Execute, pOpeRA Summer. ‘Also Summer Schoot at Asbury pili gear Lager pao ‘yth, president; William Lee, seeretary; | says: All interest now centers around the work t hi t yet b lic, i i /HOMAS DOWLING, Auction = = ville, Raleigh, Auhevil 4 W.E Besthe, Jonn Slattery, Jemse Ml’ Mex’ y agreement have not yet been made public, | tism and is troubled with a defective memory. LING, Auctioneer. aden of the legislative and judicial apportionment, | because t was feured that a-criticism of them | ‘Mr. Wilson Barrott isto open the new theater | SGUSTEES. ete of-peawe DWELLING ¥O. Dies Cisne Sf Gctaiaso: hase Myers, | Which is the important work before the con-| might lead to unpleasant financial complica-| 4: Hotitax, Eng, on August 6, Gelivering the 2730 T STREET NORTHWEST. vention. The judiciary committee has fully , te = ey SPENCERIAN BUSINESS "COLLEGE, COR. 7TH lontgomery, New Orleans, lexea, Sind’ stacnw. Founded 1864--Mose usar bo/ous | and Cait jornia, ‘Pullman Vestibule Car Washington to young men and women have been trained in the Spen- | New Orieans, via Atlanta and Montgomery Pullman Gerian Colleges. Day and night sessions. Six courses: | Siecper Washington to Birminghane Ala. vis Atlanta - 5 set By virtue of a teed of trust dat ~ bo ~ rie ry ident; J. O. Bagwell, secretary; Gen. J. C. ceeeisnsesesesliciilR sceneries dedicatory address and giving a performance eptember, 1886, duly recot A Business Course; Shorthand, 1 pewriting and Graph ong Georgia B whe Railway a Feppan, Major John J. Horner, ‘Charles | agreed upon the report, but will not make it| A Dog Over Niagara Falls ina Barrel. | of his famous play, “Ben-My-Threo,” in the | {20 fous 36 sea: be | Glpid Writing, Meadtag nual Oratory: Delsarte etged, | dngton B00 ear aati ea, esta ee ee Coolidge. — public till Tuesday. It gives two districts to Hundreds of people crowded the southern | °V¢™8- Cm ‘Trust Business men furnished with traived employes. Ulus- | daily; arrive Round Hill 11:0 a.m. and 7-20. Jacksonville (Fla.) Board of Trade—J. E. oy bt ~| the Black Hills and six to eastern Dakota. | shore of Goat Island andthe Three Sisters | _T2¢ Spanish government has forbidden any hey may fe iyi This is satisfactory as to number, but not en- | Islands yesterday afternoon to witness the ef- demonstration calculated to encourage the pope ree. SARA A. SPENCER, Vico ee leave Round Hill a Prucipal. re iy pt Sunday, ‘Estate, B " pain is ii viz 20, 2 , im He A tirely so as to districts, and delegations from | fect of the trip down the river and over Horse- | iocoi® ' Spain in the event of his leaving gether wi trated catalogues tree. ; 1 6-05 ain. daily aud 22-26 Principal; HENRY C. SPENCER, LLB, . a arriving Waskington 8.30 mhz i 4 p.m. th Ci * vi burg arrive in We Jersey City Board of Trade—L. J. Gordon, Willard’s subdivision of square No. 151, together with ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 6TH age F, EL, resident; E. M. po secretary; Benjamin | different localities are asking for modifications, | shoe fall of the barrel Carlisle D, Graham had face’ Bismarck,. who is ailing, has tele- | Soest Drone Cee ee eae ee Frei tcaP OMe OY Fou Office. Colcred students uot MnO mand 10-40 pn: vin Chen je, James G. Hasking, George earney. is ii ‘i « adrift, » i ¥ id re 4 ‘T stree 7th aud ‘streets north- 3 ~ 3 jotaovtl City Coma Cea eammey | This is not because the districts are not con-| announced that he would set adrift. “At haif- ae for Dr. Schwenninger, who went to | uso! I street between 17th auld 18th streets and ohio route anid Chari = 3 a " West. = resident; Ki chie, secretary; W. veniently arranged, but because in the princi- | past 3 p.m. Walter Odell, a Central conductor, fom Thursday, and Saturday night he tele-| _ ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, the residue at 6, 12, he Mer ‘vase, Ww pthenersst = pal central Dakota districts are included three | set the barrel afloat. It contained a New- | graphed for Couat Herbert. His sickness, was | 18 snd 74 months, with, notes bearing” interest af ait MON EY TO LOAN. Knoxville Chamber of Commerce Alex. A. | towns, each of which has a candidate for cir- | foundland dog, securely strapped to canvas | sudden, but it is reported that it is not serious. ig — one Arthur, president; John M. Brooks, secretary; | cuit judge. A minority report will be made | S¥8penders attached to the inside of the barrel. Sleeping-car reservation an@ information furnished, aud bagvage Checked sf oles, 1900 Reset Sylvania avenue, aud at Passenger Staton, Pennsylve- nia Kailroad, 61 2 of trust on the property sold, ONEY TO LOAN 3 A reinforcement of 800 British troops have | — All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost ; M AT 5 PER CENT and B streets. i i i y Desirably Located deo JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent, J. E. Willard, G. A’ Rumsey, G. L. Reis. nd war is looked for. Politics has also crept | It Passed over the Horseshoe fall. 20°40! | been sent to Ashouan. 6200 deposit rae TaN aE ae On PAL ROTATE swans anaes Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce—Major | into the disturbed work of the legislative ap- der tester bebo! Et me te Ei William will not visit the Lofoden | ¥19-d&ds_ ALBERT L’ STURTEVANT. + | , Commission small and no delay beyond time neces- T ‘PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE E. W. Jones, president; M. R. Higgins, secre- | portionment committee. The (report which | 48 was not t ia fica ae ae Pieper ]HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ee ee DORE ek WEST AND SOUTHWEST. tary; Col. A. B. Hotchkiss, Hervey Lindley, C. | was agreed upon has gone to pieces. Several 5 i — 20-6 aj DOU! ; u EER HH. Dunton. membersdiscovered that three or four counties | Ge”. Spans — haem 4:German firm has contracted to reconstruct | CHANCERY S418 OF VALUARLE LOTS IN AMD ee Y TO LOAN IN LARGE AN aT vis beeck 30S Suri, “at — Mankato Board of Trade—Geo. T. Barr, presi- | had a member or Senator more than they were | Gen. B. F. Butler, who is at Bar Harbor, Me., | tn harbor of Odessa at a cost of about 20,000,000 Sy ibe: Gk Mbeose bansee Shae Sica Cake | ee pyroved Heal Estate Security in the District | TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, FROM STATION, dent; Chas. A. Chapman, secretary; John N, | entitled to, and investigation shows this was | on his yacht America, called to see Mr, Blaine marks, No. 11800, Equity Docket 29, French, ve. Foy et al, | ot Colum! io, at lowest rates of quietest. i 1 z OF SIXTH AND B STREETS, AS Hall. H. P. Christensen, Jas. Shoemaker. done in. the interest of certain candidates for | yesterday morning. Mr. Blaine was im the| Jt ig reported that Emperor Francis Joseph | ¥8 vill ell ou EDNESDAY THE THIRTY FIRST cee gt kee eon ae 305 and the Wi Express soe prectaeaty teary tae sere ae | Coes meted ee Gee Butler “lett hitched and: dogee bree” toCane | of Austria has requested that no publie festivi- | trout of thé rreuiaen Lota gumbered teen (1 cieahamaiiansag gtk thal jada any te Gtrtaaat ange Loa 2 7 y er, re . " A 5, ixteen de c E he ith 5 land Fontaine, Dennis Smith, ‘A. B. Treadwell, | Evidently there is fun ahead, wharf, where his launch awaited hits withens | *&# be held when he visits Berlin, Sud Butts’ subdivision of the estate ok ‘él F sna Harrisburg to be Lon “Sooeett National Furniture Manufacturers’ Associa- tion—Frederick Mohr, R. W. P. Goff, F. N. Bardwell, Joseph G. Sextro, M. Halm, Newburgh (N. Y¥.) Board of Trade—Robert Whitehill. president; Major Edward C. Boyn- tou, secretary; Chas. E. Williams, Lewis M. Smith, Frank 8. Hull. It is reported that the Servian government's ed. Keno. Sei ee a ee 4 North Dakota for Ballot Reform. i ¥ YT " IN HAND TO LOAN ON REAL ES- Hh. . eee ituti pers 5, —- = —<e0—______ reparations toarm the reserves are dve to fear | taining 43, SOT A100 scours foot Gon abootean im 88. OOO. one year. Commissions mode- Western Express, at 7:40 p.m. daily, with Slee} at At Bismarck the constitutional convention prep: : Li 43 sq : ol ¥ Cars Washington hhicago and St. Louis, con: djourned daturday with the transaction of no | Sanied 220 Mites With Fire in the Hola, | of the loyalty of the rogue in he ovent of | etdeeeei, Seeuy otaeni ea teceeae ss | CHAMLan W- MANDY, Gok Pot ae, OS” | Seay ans pares pa ear ae ine 4 i mn 2 . b ae re tle Sxhcadicadioat'ad “ear a ln | ‘The steamer Hawkhurst, which sailed 230 | €x-King Milan returning to Belgrade. GSz tect, the south line of’ which is the north ive of | ~4o-LOANT IMMEDIATELY $1,000 ON REAL | fem dally, for Pitabnme eed the wet oe usiness save the introduction of two articles.| 4 i a oe a ron, Jos. W. and Wi, 0. y | Sia his « through Sléeper to Pittsburg, and Pittsburg These were: Providing that ali elections shall miles on her last voyage to Brazil with a fire Russell Harrison in London. estate. Inquire PEDOY METEORR, — be by secret ballot; that ballots shall be pro- | @0Uldering in her hold, arrived in New York | London Cable to New York Sun. Niuich the La STF Tita, | 2. BALTIMORE AND PoTOMAG RAILROAD New Orleans Board of Trade—Lewis Bush, | viseq by the state and counties res; ace 11 | Yesterday. The cargo at the time of the fire | Russell Harrison has suddenly become a very | UN TT Oi reLy THEREAFTER, two undi- D resident; E. Belknap, secretary; Breedlove | Vided by teced nineteen coal | was-oil, tow and tar, and Captain Robinson | distinguished man. He has dined with the | vided oneiite portent thee el cae the eee, eee, Mee, Hr D. Coltnam, Gees dL, ramen: | cloctors must be registered minty days bebore Lot,” xcept Sunday. 8:10a.m. ‘and Koc om | Bee Canandaigua, Kochester and Niagara IX PER CENT ON aP- | * "an 3. 8 10a. which was conveyed by Surah J. Love to John Alsc te Security. Large amounts # | For £rie, Canan a and ester daily ine compelled the crew to stick to the -bpat al- i vi i y sar ohn | specialty. Also, us Agents of the United Security In- faloand Niagara daily. excevt Saturday, New Orleans Maritime ‘Association—A. K. | the day of election; also providing that the only | though they wished to desert. ‘The emperor biipudnae ect om julsaant —_, sacar —_ Supke by ded dated, Febcunry 3 1G avons Reve | Susmuce Coy of Hiadctia. i gun to uit ob | tee with Sicpigy Car W Miller, president: L. Lacombe. secretary; J. A. | Purposes for which funds may be used before | of Brazil presented the captain with tokens in | #8 taken luncheon with the prince of Wales is 30 perches on ite ‘northern line, the last! two | eee eee Ta cae Chalaron, A. A. Woods, Pearl Wight, > or after elections by any candidate or his agent | honor of his bravery, and his family at Marlborough house, and is New York Coffee Exchange—John F. Scott, | *hall be renting halls for meetings, postage in — § $o.00 ‘ashington to Rochester. For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at 9.50a, Bi daily, except Sunday. FOR PHILADELPHIA X is belug Lear the center of ‘Tenallytown village. . shown at the sale, and Dir. britt, one of QO, ; halls soo—___ spending to-day with the marquis of Salisbury | fist willbe show ijradjoining, will show th iSeeaeoF 7 5] 40:00 ana ta resident: Louis Seligsberg, secretary; Sieg” | Circulating political literature, newspaper ad-| A Comet Splitting into Fragments. _ | i Hatfield house in Hertfordshire. ‘These lofty | WORT Sral ores ea ea walls ndicss , LOAN. TN SUMS OF 9500, ¢1,000| 20-0) sud 11 ea Grane, George W. Crossman, J. N. | Yertising and payment of public speakers and| prof. Edward 8. Holden, director of the Lick | honors have much enhanced the popularity of | .,1¢Tm# of sale; One-third in cash, a deposit of $25 on j ay LS 4 i ve ‘ 4 “ each parcel to be nade when the’ sume is struck off, nd aus, JOBS SHERMAN & CO. 37 cept Sunday, and 3:43 p.m. dally, with Dini Jarvie. the lagiliatibe rover sei Cronition to have | observatory at San Francisco, furnishes inter- | tho son of the administration among’ bis coun~| ¢atubsetlt?.ee quade wh two equal payments wt mux 5 Gur cyere eascmigee seek Cotton Exchange J. H Pareer, | eead Ode Tae ey ee body 8 | cating facts in regard to the comet discovered | trymen over here, as any one would realise who | snd twaive snonthe with intervet irons tie day of sai FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY. dent: Sf. Hubbard ° § h is tha or, at the option of the purchaser, the whole pi Fast Express 8:10 & m. week days, and 8:10 p.m clang, Heir” Kenix, Chay D-isicr. | sbeence of vo many delgate te consideration | by Barnard last Septembcr. Ho say th comet | "nimple, Fapublinne rush apn the hota | Suse ycati aber * ete tee | GR Fapeem 23b San NG. “Seeoae 8 New ‘York Mercantile Exchange—Richard | Will be postponed until Tuesday. has now lost all of its tai the hand of his royal highness. Mr. Harriton WILLIAM BiLTT,” ¢ Trustees, o Woan on approved Weal estate security, eae | FOF Boston. without change, 2:50 p,m. everyday. oa ea P. x Picea secretary;| Montana Won’t Change Its Name. _| comet was subject to immense strain and stress | is not elevated out of reach by the greatness ‘Tenallytown, Z € vid Hunt, W. E. Smith, J. H. Seymour. ae yp negotiations, In the convention at Helena Saturday, Eaton | in pissing that part of its orbit nearest the sun | that has been thrust upon him, and has not cut ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F st. n.w. an of Park county presented a communication it is now showing the effect of these forces | his American acquaintances. Omaha Board of Trade—Enuclid Martin, res aes TO LOAN ON MARYLAND ident; W. N. Nason, secretar Daniel oS a VERY FINE-TONED a gt SUPERIOR $100,000 Farms and Country Pleces. City and Pots on Delaware Division, t % ‘i “i ick.” i i i t is evi He finds, however, that greatness has its E v 1: Wpeone ours ee Taame: amen Brow. | that the ew sats be ealled “eteraes™ ae | coming diinegratcd and fragments aresecn | drawbacks; for he ‘has bect purmoed selene | “SUMINE GHUNE AUEROTESDGRGE | Vrccnon ou. Toa watn'e Co, | par P32-0005012:40 6 m. weet Fours Board of Teade—Charies C. ‘Miles, | Gas the new sinto be called “Jefferson.” The | 2, Stesaming’ behind the etroes inthe fore | lessly by reporters of the metrepolia, ‘who dec & Orbine ES Bie : mere b0, 8:10, 9:00, 9:40,9:50 —— - = Teney, cocretary; J. W. Gift, E. | matter created considerable merriment. The | of a tail, directed not from but toward the sun, | sire to know his opinion ogre royal family AND UNERAMED, BRUSSELS © q cpandount me 32-084 8, zo 380 Easton, . Rhodehame! titi felt convinced that if ed out it | Thi a patton and obtain his views as to the domestic econ- 13 FORM OF ALL SIX PE} 4:40,'6:00, 7:40, 8:1) Philndeipnin dof Trade—Hon, Frederick | Petitioner felt convince if carried out it | This mass of matter was measured by Burnard 7 AML PIER MIRROR, r would result to the glory of the convention and | on July 16, and his measures show that its least | omy of the imperial households. When seen ualoy, president; W. B. Tucker, secretary; | socure « democratic majority in the state, ‘The | possible length is 490,000 miles and. ite lone | bY your correspondent this afternoon he was John McLaughlin, Oliver Landreth, William | Committee on labor reported several resolutions | possible diameter is 144,000 miles, so that frag- | engaged in packing neckties, siik undercloth- M. Coates. ete unfavorably. Mr. Collins, chairman of the | ments which have already broken off from this | ing, silver-mounted perfume bottles and mono- - Schmertz, president; S. L. McHenry, secre- i cubic miles. The comet itself, which is 165,-| tiful new Russian- , ; = ‘ " tary; George +H. Anderson, Reuben’ Miller, geak thaelienectins ou pam ot rg ee a fairly | initials RH. in embossed silver on the most CHINA. AND. GLA: Stoned foal counts security: Bond Dee oak ty | ALEXANDRIA AmD Charles W. Bacheler. Ww Sufi in Washi bright, and were it not forthe fragments which available places, preparatory to taking the ATOR, HEATING STUVES, AUSTIN P. BROWN, Keai Estate Portland (Me.) Merchants’ Exchange and Se eee Te Oe n to follow it would seem to be in per-| train for the prime minister’s country se: ee EQUIERT ES Oo 2. Board of Trade—Joseph E. Blabon, president; | The judiciary system of the state of Washing- . ii " On. WEDNESDAY MORNING, LY TWENTY- E = normal condition. As it is, we know it | where he spends to-night. Mr. Harrison said JRTH, 1839, at TEN O'CLOCK, I shall sell at M. N. Rich, secretary: Hon. Wm. L. Putnam, | ton is practically established, as the convention sat an fees inde FOURTH a K, 1s Philip Henry Brown, Chas. R. Milliken. must have lost an immense quantity of original | that court etiquette forbade his going | resiuence ‘No. 1610 New Hampshire avenue, an excel- i at Olympia on Saturday agreed, in committee | substance. ‘This isan interesting case to as-| into details | about his reception at | lent collection of Houyehold Eilecta: | ° Sasele Revell af Tonde—D. L.'Tiebts ot the whole, to the report of the judiciary | tronomers, as it shows the effect of the enor-| Windsor castle and Marlborough house, | _3¥1°-# Mtn Gent; H.S. Van Keuren, secretary; committee as amended. The session opened | mous forces to which every comet is subject at | and Minister Lincoln, who was with him | J)UNCANSO! piace ay ONEY TO LOAN IN SUM Stanton, W. H. Anderson, A. G. Holland. with an affidavit from the secretary of the wo- | the time of its perihelion passage, while the | during his visits, had advised him not to talk erEEr GAB OF Vatevans tore tu @ per cont, on Fea estes wrcurH Beading Board of Trade—Isane McHoee, pres-| Tom's suffrage bureau thet » petition with | phenomenon forms an interesting commentary | about them. Harrison did not hesitate to say, | *"WitliNEY CLOSE SUBDIVISION, ADJOINING Sun Che Arinuton Five Ins. C ident; E. F. Keever, secre’ Wm. M. af- | 95.000 signatures had been burned up in the | 0m the text that comets, even the stoutest of | however, that he was treated with the utmost SOLDIELS' HOME, —— a man, Jesse Orr, John R. Miller. fre. F fi fons that had | them, must be short-lived things.” courtesy; that the royal cuisine, while differing | _ By virtue of » deed of trust, duly recontedin liber og Ee hy EY Richmond Chamber of C ee attle fire. Four or five petitions that had spy tere ave is in Indi i . folio 40¥et seq., oue of the land records of IN SUMS FE 0 ¢ 8 %y _ mmerce—George not been burned up were then handed in and ore from that of his home in In ianapolis, was fine, ct of Columbia, and at the request of the AT THE LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST 700, 8. and 10: A. Ainslie, president; W. D. Chesterman, secre- the aa mtion wane into committee of the Mrs. Langtry and the Child Actress. and that the beds at Windsor were comfortable | j/ijierot the botes secured thereby, we will sell at ESTATE INT) 1: ckets and information at the tary; Hon. George L. Christa, Thomas Christ- | Whole The jediciery article was adopted with | From the New York Star. and well aired, Harrison goes to Paris after | pabiic auction in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, REAL oS pee ner of yn kag tae charles a, | 2f€¥ minor ‘amendment. ‘The convention will | Marguerite Field, the tiny child actress, who faking leave of the marquis of Salisbury and | CaUGcg Ei’ the following tovcdied test os its, my13 Corner Toth and ¥ sts haw, | Shh ais Merchants’ Exchange—Charles ; i is family on Monday, and will probably tm theo Waa ct of | Ry ONEYTOLOANON REALESTATE AT LOWEST Gor, president: George H. Morgan, secretary; take up the preamble and bill of rights to-day. | is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Doud Byron | his family on Monday, and wil VP oe, Pe | taste, im the ngtor Moxersoanoss Soe LOWEST Gov. D. R. Francis, Hon. F. G. Niedringhaus, —— at Long Branch, said a funny thing the other | ieaying London so soon lies in the circumstance number elever y THOS. G. HENSEY & CO. Bankers, L._D. Kingsland. Boulanger’s Manifesto. day. Mrs. Langtry, who has Hattie Russell's | that he has been compelled to decline an invita- | 4 {ct of land called Whitu a ‘ S20 Fata, St Paul Chamber of Commerce—Judson W.| Gen. Boulanger, Count Dillon and M. Roche- | cottage next door, was ailing allof last week. | tion from the lord mayor and his wife to meet | of the District of Columbia 0) py BL ty, tn caer Bishop, president; A. S. Talmage, secretary; | fort haye issued from London the following | On Wednesday morning she was well enough | her majesty'’s ministers at dinner on next | ¥' a aa Ce we Dea Jobu B. Sanborn, Frederick Driscoll, R. W: | manifesto: johnson. | A 00, nday, 9-00, 9205, @: eich Sak tak = am and 4-40 p.m. daily, and 9:00 ne iat iy, except ‘Sunday. i es RAIL- TON 7 ON REAL ESTATE. 6:00 p.m. THOS. E.WAGGAMAN. | — 6:00 p-m. dail ONEY 70 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON AP- Proved realestate security, B. i, WARNER & CO., Je8-2m 916 F st. uw. YATSKILL MOUNTAIN: SAMATOGA, by LAKE GEORGE, P % 25 ‘sale: One-third of the Columbia, ‘suze desired, at lowest rates of in-| On and after SUNDAY, June 23, to go over and sit on Byron's doorstep. Wednesday. cash, the in nd twelve teres: THOS. J. FISHER & 00, ‘West Shore Hailroad will run San Francisco Produce Exchange—Frank ba it ‘api 1324 F st. nw. Dalton, president; T. C. Friedlander, secretary; G. W. MeNear, R. B. Forman, Jackson Hart. Scranton Board of Trade—Wm. T. Smith, dent; J. H. Fisher, secretary; J. A. Price, |. A. Finch, Jas. B. Dixon. Syracuse Business Men’s Association and Ex- change—Edw. A. Powell, president; C. L. Has- brouck, secretary; C. C. Bradley, B. W. Jones, Wm. B. Cogswell Toledo Citizens’ Board of Trade—John 8. Kountz, president; John Farley, secretary; L. S. Baumgardner, Geo. W. Davis, Noah’ H. Swayne. Wichita Board of Trade—W. S. Carbett, pres- ident; H. L. Pierce, secretary; George L. Pratt, A. W. Oliver, J. G. Davidson. Winona Board of Trade—Charles Horton, ident; Thomas Simpson, secretary; Hon. Wm. winston, Hon. D. Binclair, Hon. William Wi Exc! D. L. Gore, president; John 8. Cantwell, secre- tary; Wm. G. Worth, J. H. “To the French Electors: We have disdained to reply to the absurd calumnies concocted by the ministers who have been convicted of pecu- lation, Our abstention from this odious comedy is now justified by the indignant repul- sion of attempts to extort from officers of the my lying denunciations of their former chief. | These suborners of witnesses have not hesitated to employ the taxpayers’ money to obtain false depositions from jail birds in their very cells at Mazas. These are the miserable prevarica- tors who accuse their minister of war of cor- ruption. Public disgust has already con- demned, and the justice of the country will speedily overtake these malefactors, ‘They ap- pealed to the penal code, but the outcome of | their infamous machinations was that the could bring absolutely nothing against us, | they could have obtained the most trivial proof | they would not thus have risked the assize dence your sentence—from which these bandits who feel its approach vainly endeavor to es- ve. Lane Sve segeesened Wetman; Long es ing conspicuously city. It is an “association” to furnish medical LL of Columbia bine” professes to have owed ao minke oh s Now York, bet taken the Edinburgh good reliabie drug stores in all parts of the Sad a = a be filled ata Douglass a + See | Rosin a eons ana The report that the $20,000 bond furnished | tions’ members, next thing is the on gent to jail in on heme pales Se ia oa ae the jary Cronin undertakers plan ever gets Bd become null aud void la denied. "| foothold in this countey. Little Marguerite was singing indoors, “Come out here, baby,” called Mr. Byron, “and act your song. Out she came and began her performance. Mrs. Langtry, in sitting down, had pulled up her skirts a little, so that the slender feet, trim ankles and several inches of silk hosiery were visible. Pausing in her song. the little one pointed at the actress’ shapely extremities with the remark: “Sis, you'd better pull down your clothes. You're getting a big girl now.” At first Mrs. Langtry thought it was in the song, but when she found that she was the Sil she ‘waked ‘the. echoes, and all i parsy til iy joined her. ———_+e+-_____ American Riflemen Honored. London Special to New York Herald. Wimbledon, though it is no more the home of the National rifle association, will always be a pleasant memory to every member of the Massachusetts rifle team, as it won much re- tensely gratitiod Saturday by the ‘presentation fees ates tne rapes badge, which is here medals eG Marxists and Possiblists. A Paris special cable to the New York Herald says: The Marxists marched in procession to the cemetery of Pere la Chaise to-day and laid wreaths upon the graves of the dead commun- ists. Herr Liebknecht and others delivered orations at the tombs of Boerne and Heine. A band of Lapses headed by Mrs, Besant, also A ES mu: upon them aliases which had been plucked fetes tha ves of the anarchists who were executed at Chica Everything passed off in an orderly 208 Leuarricpsincogd mie 2 the result of the Mc- Dow trial were preached in Charleston, 8. C. yesterday by Rev. Dr. Vedder and Rev. Dr. Charles Copesworth. Both regarded the out- come of the case as a to One hundred and -five horses during a fire ie — stables six per cent per annun. fro} Casit, st purchaser's option, A. A deposi m1 ut time of sale. complied within ten day from da MOREY TO LOAN ON REAL Est ‘ATE OR FIRST- class security, at lowest rates of interest ; no delay bs ‘the security 1s Of G GREEN, 303 7th st. nw. reserve the right to resell at the Ucfaulting purchaser. Ail conveyancing, de. to be Pee OS RG E EMMON! CLARENCE B. RHEE! ONEY TO LOAN = In sums to suit, at lowest rors skoe tate security. PIT FOX & Ww, “O20 = 1457 Penusy! nsylvaLia aveliue. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. GRUSTEES’ SALE OF VA) Psa oki es Elgar TO LOAN = REAL ESTATE AT Low- WASH’N DANENHO\ ap24 Successor to DANENHG! ‘& SON, 1115 F st, pe nnn nnn Ln | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. STEAMER JOHN W. mac River om hd-elasay 39 ces