Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1889, Page 6

6 , 3 f. oo" \ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. WED . SEPTEMBER 25, 1889. CITY AND DISTRICT. ‘@ Tae Evexrve Srar’s subscription lists, the books of the office, and its press and de- livery rooms are at all times open to the wel- come inspection of any person having a color- able interest in the correctness of its claims as to circulation. This is a guarantee to adver- tisers that is given by few papers in the world, and by none other in Washington! TRAVELING DOWN THE INCLINE. The Senators Again Defeated in Pitts- burg. HOW THE GAME WAS LOST--THE OTHER LEAGUE CONTESTS—NEW YORK AND BOSTON STRUG- GLING POR FIRST PLACE—THE RECORD—NOTES OF THE DIAMOND. The Senators received their seventh suc- cessive drubbing yesterday in Pittsburg by the score of 13 to § im the presence of about 400 people. Superior batting by the Pittsburgs did the business. The Statesmen started well enough, ending the thirdinning tworuns in the lead, but the enemy humped themselves in the fourth and made six runs, winning the game in the next by scoring three more. The Senators Spurted in the sixth and pounded out four runs—their last tallies—but this did not suffice and the home team won easily, scoring two more in the ejghth, at the endof which the game was called on account of darkness. The batteries were Krock and Clarke and Maul and Miller. Every man on the home team batted safely, Sunday omy | with four singles. Sam Wise did the best batting for the visitors, with a double anda single. Wilmot found the ball once for three bases, Riddle hit fora double and Brother John, Hoy, Capt. Arthur and Clarke touched the ‘sphere for a single apiece. The fielding was fair, each side mak- ing three errors. Wilmot secured one of these and the Irwin brothers the rest. Washington made 8 hits and Pittsburg 17. OTHER GAMES. New York defeated Indianapolis in six innings ofa slugging match, the score standing 16 to 12. The Giants began the game in earnest, making nine runs in the first inning. The batteries were Shreve, Fee and Buckley and Welch, Crane and Ewing. Shreve and Welch were batted out of the box. New York made 12 hits and 5 errors and Indianapolis 12 hits and 3 errors, Boston won from Chicago in a pitchers’ bettle, 7 to 5. Pfeffer muffed a ball in the first which practically lost the gante. The batteries were Heschineon, Farrell and Darling and Rad- bourne. Ganzel and Kelly. Each side made 7 hits and 2 errors. Cleveland bunched some hitsin the seventh and eighth innings and won from Philadelphia, 6to 5, Beatin and Sutcliffe and Gleason, Anderson aud Clements were the batteries. Philadelphia made 5 hits and 3 errors and Cleveland 8 hits and 3 errors. At Brookiyn—Brooklyn, 10; Columbus, 0. THE RECORD. The league and association records to date are as follows: ASSOCIATION. Lost. Prd. Play. cent. 40 124 16 677 45 122 18 631 Athletic... 50 22 576 Baltimore. ., of 21 4 Cincinnati... 59 5 523 Columbus 73 12 «422 Kansas Cit 72 Ww Al5S Louisville 9 15 203 OTES OF THE DIAMOND. We've stopped counting. Wilmot is spoiling his record. Boston and New York are hugging each other. Pittsburg is shoving up on Cleveland for sixth hole. There is comfort in the fact that there were three other clubs defeated yesterday, anyhow. “Manager Glasscock has promised to set an elegant supper to the players of the Indian- Spolis team if they finish in fifth place.”—Phil- ad F ress. That's s very safe promise, much like the one a local merchant made here last year. He offered a baby carriage to the first Senator making three home runs in one game on the home grounds. The Boston directors are making secret nego- tiations, according toa dispatch from Omaha, for the purchase of the entire team that played in that city as a member of the western associ- ation during the present season. This fore- shadows what the league will doin case the brotherhood’s scheme materializes, There will be a base ball team in this city under any circumstances, even if it should be- long to the eastern league. The click of the turnstyle cannot be stilled in Washington. The Detroit Journal say ‘The last week of the season is close at hand, and the people who want a base ball club in this city next year will do well to turn out and see the few remaining games. If they show the managers that they still want base ball there will be next season a jJeague or American association base ball team in Detroit.” “Two big base ball clubs got badly bitten this season on their investment in high-priced tal- ent. Kansas City let go 6,000 big for Pickett and Sowders. Pickett took cold in his throwing arm a week after he joined the Cow- boys, and has been laid up since, while Sowders has been drilled to all parts of the lot by every team in the association. Pittsburg invested bi money in Conway, and he has searcely pitch: & winning game for them this season. Sonwes is trying to bring his dead arm to life with electric battery shocks.— Exchange, Washington narrowly escaped a wound th according to this, for Pickett was at one time seriously thought of for a third base cover. The Boston Globe of Monday presents some record figures, including the Saturday games. ‘These show Brouthers still in the lead as bate- Taun, with 166 base hits and an average of .376. Glasscock is second, with .345; Ewing third, with .343; Tiernan fourth, .329; Delehanty fifth, -20; O'Rourke sixth, 319, with Carroll, The others are as fol X., 304; Daly, W., 303; 300; Thompson, P., Nash, B., Beck! 27 i, B., 273: Rowe, Pi., There is quite an interesting race going on between Anson, Van Haltren, and Ryan. Van and his captain both trotted fast last week. ‘The former advanced from: .304 to .311, while Anson traveled at a 30 clip from .303 to .308. Ryan isthird with .301, two points lower than last week. Duffy is about a distance out and Will have to hustle for a place. ‘The leading batter in each team in order of standing is Ewing, Brouthers, eters | Van — McKean, Glasscock, i, and Tom iv. Fogarty leads in the number of stolen bases. He captured six last week. making a total of 71. Tom Brown has 64 to his it, Kelly 59, Ward 53, Hanlon 49, Glasscock 44, Sunday 43. wh ne henecctsed The Natural Mineral S; Aconvention of persons interested in the natural mineral water springs of the United States will be held in Chicago November 19, that decision having been arrived at at a meet- ing held in this city yesterday. Thomas Tom- m was clected president of the tem organization and A. secretary treasurer. James W. Inches, D. L. Sterling and Alired Moore were appointed a committee to formulate a plan of permanent organization. all ist tr WASHINGTON CADETS ABROAD.|THE PRESIDENT IN THE RAIN.| WAITING FOR THE VERDICT. AUCTION SALES. Rousing Receptio in Tr ‘the wal The Reception of a Washing- | A Rough Mountain Trip—He Will Re- | Ives’ Fate now in the Hands of the Jury. FUTURE ton Colored Company in Boston. turn to Washington Friday. When Col. crac Se ‘. FP BOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. oran. President Harrison and Senator Davis re- | the Ives case after recess yesterday he declared CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD Muss., Sept, 28, baler turned to Deer Park at 8:30 last night, after a | that no one had applied for the dividends of the FURNITURE AND OIL PAINTINGS BY ‘The trip of the Washington cadet corps and stormy trip. It rained constantly, and even | bogus stock, an assumption that Ives and his A ly Pu BRATED oma friends to Boston, Mass., has been s series of | the President's mackintosh and high rubber | friends were afraid that by applying the over bsolute' A re. ee boots could not entirely protect him from a | issue they would be discovered. Inconclusion, “Highest test” Grape Cream, Tartar Baking drenching. The party reached Elkins, W. Va., | he said that not one share of existing stock was sialiertion ‘Lind wniavever mere the terminus of the West Virginia central road, | canceled when the 6,000 shares were issued. ry pad Strang, | Grocers about midday, where they spent an hour, tak-| “If the defense can show that this was the tryin EE SOWIE Gs ue ing their dinner in the private car ‘West Vir-| case,” said Mr. Fellows, addressing Attorney Baltimore, ginia.” Today the President and Mrs. Harri- | Brooke, “I am willing to wait a week for youto son, ex-Senator and Mrs. Henry G. Davis and | prove it.” AUCTION SALES. Mr. and Mrs, Elijah Halford will attend the} ‘Do you mean that, Mr. Fellows?” St aa THIS AFTERNOON. ant centennial celebration at Cumberland. “Most assuredly.” : bandgome Cooobolo Cabinet. Private Secretary Halford said lastnight that | «Then let me say that the testimony of Cash- | "J'20™48 D0 EEG, Semone Handsome Walnut Book Case. the President will leave for Ws Fri- | ier Burns is your answer.” TRUS' t TEES’ OF, A, HANDSOME Aretic Nockin Chaira day he wishes to do a day's work here this| “Not by any means. Stock canceled a year HOUSE, NO. 1012 B ST: Sol r, Mantel Lambreqntn, Teak, oi inna kee htt | tier thn day don stiowen Sacre te] gohotta menue aIASHOLCHOR | Bevcieat = conference with Secre' iol nat | issue,” and then resuming he sai e did ni . A.D. 187! ve 08 will decide the pension commissionership. | need Woodruff here except $0 start us on the follo 13 tenes and’ testi crdnted the Sth Elegant Chifonier Foidins iting Calas Be Deastend ann Pe “ ‘AID. 1880, LOUISIANA’S COUPON CASES. _ | ‘rack; all the evidence was complete. And 80 complete. we come down tos consideration of this man ne Fines pres aod ast, Welding Bodetend, with French It Looks as if Maj. Burke Knew of the ame’ Wie io Bar Bence tat of oyhood | SEVERTE ENT . SEPTEMBER, AD. 1800; | Ebigite HET R Nero Matter for Some Months. days, he plunges into the financial world, and | *t FIVE, O'CLOCK IN 1 HE eK oh ere he is twenty-five he fails for €15,000,000 and | city Joluu:biarkoown Poet Ware. Ex-Cashier Stoddart of New Orleans has pro- | dazzles the world. He is not a failure; he is described. tt in D. LM 3 sigry, hand Yalnut Hall Stand, with French duced a copy of a letter written by him Janu-| notawreck. Atthe beck of his hand he se- ‘square ered ht = ‘Handsome ¢ ‘an ronter. the best of legal talent. Who is it whose | fifty-one, as the suiuc is recorded in the office of the Machine, in perfect order. ary 19, 1868, from Baton Rouge, to State Treas- | cures the best of | if the District of Col with | Yi _ | han press in this case? The man | surveyor of the ic jumbia, Very fine Canton Matting. urer Burke, in which he stated ary baie who has wrought rain and desolation and de- {he iinprovements, et cetera, as in would tree men- SeET andonmne Oak Dinfig Room Furniture, pons of the supposedly destroyed sta’ mt y ent fabric is before you. | ‘The terms of sale are: One-third of the purchase | had been presented for payment. The num- & poor criminal can be | money and the expenses of the sule in cash (of which Bradlee, where they were received by Mayor iven in the letter. | hidden in this city, but it remains for you to | S100 must be paid at, the time of the sale) and the | Tricycle and Velociyeite, Hart, committee of ger sabe tt pees Mi, Bhoddaré pete thot al. Deak telephoned | ay if crime clothed in gold can go unpun- see sal at nt tine rate of ape ag eager aa r N.B—The House will be open for inpeection day per contun per annum, to be secured by a de “4 Prior to sale from 8:30 a.m. 413 nent persons of both races were also there to | him next day from New Orleans: ‘Have seen | “hers. he sat down he paid a very glowing DowLaNa, . ” of greet and accompany them. After a delightfal | the party and have arranged.” Mr. Stoddart | eompliment to Mr. Parker, who, he said, was | Soi yotenaser If the terms are motcemplied with | _ Se2é-dte = wi trip down the harbor a landing was made at | showed the coupons to Receiving Clerk Camp-| really the chief in. this case, and to whose | within ten days from the day of sale, the trustees re: SPLENDID BUILDING LOT CORNER OF i x = Deer Island, where the visitors were conducted bell, who resigned, being unwilling to remain | ability the building up of the case was wholly | S°f¥e, the rigt to resell the property oa Sry ae ENTH AND KENESAW SKREETS, COLUM- through the immense reformatory there estab- notice in The Evening Star newspaper at and i ’ i due. ‘cost of the purchaser in defau! MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER T) Hihed,, ending up in the chapel, where the | Sunnected with the treasurer's office in view of |". procke then made a number of state- ANTHONY HYDE: Trosten, ong | TiETH at HALE-PAST FIVE OGLOGR ee tag boys of the institution, numbering over one | such irregularity. Maj. Burke prevailed on | j.onts which he termed corrections of Mr, Fel- sed-dkeds i Tia Tbibse ow, | 2 trout eth, BLOCK 95 hundred, were assembled, with their brass | him to remain. Mr. Stoddart did not resign, | jows’ argument. He also asked that the de- = a fronting 100 fect on TSth strect aud 170 feet on | SD — The visitors — Major nignon as his term was nearly out. fense might go before the jury with new mat-| &#~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTEONED IN, CON- | Reucoaw street, being oneof the finest suburban lots wi occupying place of honor on i a cof the rain until WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM- | jn the District, susceptible of advantageous subs ‘ dart’ t is te it in- | ter, the prosecution having ‘done so. The | Ht TWENTY-FIFTH, TSbo, pone bom anton ~ resto Maver Hat, tue boys and their band | ajaten' knowledge of the coupon matter on |Fequest_was dented, Ho then ‘requevied the | "pr cacr Sf tix timise™ sume nomena vine | divin, Ue th” ante fh rendered several selections. Mayor Hart made | y/i0F 1 ose Otrt ete menthe befare he retired | recorder to charge the jury on salient pointsin | sel8d&ds THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Lovan, Dr. Hammond aud others a brief speech Welcoming the ‘cadets to the ete no ings cptceroes the Ghisuse : ris cash: balance in one and two commonwealth. Major Fleetwood responded, : = - . a 7 to bear interes! returning Uhunks for the courtesies and honors | . Mr. Stoddart also produces a telegram, | At 8:41 Recorder Smyth began his charge to ZOMORMOW. ___ | Ter isoenliy. and ie reel ee Gat or ae BR AE 7 =e i the jury. Referring to Woodruff’s testimony EEKS & CO., Aucti all cash, at option of purchaser. A de- - shown to the corps. Short addresses were made | dvved New Orleans, ‘August 21, 1886, signed | the becorder raid that the Joy coal not bans | W 637 Louisiane avenue, ized at, tne of sale, ‘Con: \NOS_AND ORGANS. _ by Jadge Walker, Mr. Froscott and other | | Sited is to the general account, ‘Balance un- | ina verdict of guilty against the prisoner un- Sa on Ye otherwise right reserved So'e- | PPALLET & DAVIS PIANOS Prominent citizens. ‘Tho line of march, was | famped and bank refuses to cash.” Mr. Stod. | less it was corroborated to their satisfaction. | our REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD defaulting purchaser after five vets September 16. then taken up to one of the lower halls, where | Git Toriatns this es followse Cockertom was | The recorder's address was quite lengthy. On | CCRARGUEAR WEEELY, SALE OF HOUSEE OUR | days’ public no ich, reaale ineome newspaper |, Elegant styles. Ph yd Jong tables ure arranged bg bic sodongehnnng Maj. Burke's business manager in New Orleans. | the whole ae = Sie et snd ween clear ex- BALES HOOMS ON THURSDAY, TWENTY. = n B P a and laden down a toothsome re i i | the laws governing : ; LOCK, RAIS | ee D. ‘i Burke had gone to Honduras, leaving with | position of the facts an L 4 WE HAVE FOR THIS SALE o * ECKER ROS". TANOS Mayor Hart presided at the head of the table, f them. Shortly before 5 o'clock the jury re- GOOD SORTMENT OF STOC sez4-déds DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts, Major Fleetwood and the officers of the cadets Aakerngidlet peg clevionn ia bene saya pred tired. if jury WHICH WE NAME, DOUBLE WARDHOBES, FFURTEER CHANCERY sates ar auction of | BEPRESENT ALL THAT 18 BEST IN THE ART on his right, | After the feast the visitors scat- | D010) toddart forwarded the pack-| At 9:45 the jury sent a communication to the CTALL PIECES. BOOK CASES, LOUNGES, | ST IMPKOVED AND UNIMPROVED. PROPERTY PIANO-FORTE MAKING, d the island, most of them going to | Beeded money. 8 deat hertoy 2 f i i iene : 5 BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE tered over the island, most of them going e and received the foregoing telegram. Soon | recorder asking for further instructions. They Per are to tae = gory it ill a oe ee sitec Burkes tetach tes rejecied coupong came were taken into the court room, which was cal em. ur 2 ie te : b er) bh i rt still crowded. They asked to have a portion of ‘RS, Bi SPECL PX I were leisurely times. Sunday night all marched genie Phebe ns corresponded @xseay he recorder’s charge read to them from the ED: ADS, DESK: PIcr TES. SPRINGS, INVESTORS AND OTHERS. fo the Charles street church and listened to 8 | Tint. list of fraudulent conpons recent; | stonographer's notes. Lawyer Brooke atrenu- REFRIGEMATON, CHOCKERY AND GLASS. | pipreeN ACRES OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN sermon by Bishop Turner. published. Stoddart says he sent the rejected | ously objected to the reading of the stenogra- id LAND ADJOINING ANACOSTIA, D. ©. AL OPPORTUNITIES TO CAPITALISTS, 084 Pet. ne, t ALSO, A BANQUET AND PRESENTATION. r the last he | pher’s notes and took an exception to the re- AT TWELY £ O'CLOCK, i o1 xD, for rent. ; favitstion, sov- | beafdof thems nn Tims wae the last he | pomder’s ruling. ‘The jury were. again saci | 00 MEW MiP ERD" See aey many ZUATS, AQUARE FEET OF Group, SANDERS & STAYMAX, Monday the corps visited, by invitation, sev- | heard of them. ry AND TAPESTRY, M ET AND OTHER CAR- THE % eral busin: tablish ts. Thence they were - back to their room, PE F LOT OF YRNA RUGS, &o. 1t PSE How OF WARRINGTON SIS OTS EASTERR — pic smig mapripged FOREIGN NOTES. At 11:85, as the jury had not reached a ver- | Orr a : EVERBODY KNOWS THE “WEBER” led to Fanueil hall and back to the armory, peste dict, Recorder Smyth locked them up for the| ¥ 637 Louisiana ‘Avenue, irtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the | 2s one of the Greatest Pianos in the World, Mate Tom businent tru and ts core wes presented | Emperor, Wiliam in ‘hin address to the | nit 2 SR eeigeprena Eocene eh | Ree Hiss & Meodntene Sig, which wes received by | sieches of foreign logstions st. tbe olden of After a New Cronin Suspect. AP EWELVEGGLOCR shar ee tha nar A eetON | Suny sweet after for sale at public suction, in front nae Capt. Arthur Brooks, senior captain of the bat-| the wey hen batactaaas borin Europe | The Chicago Times yesterday said that the | THURSDAY. 1WENT SEPTEMD of | mentioned, tye following described. foul estate aud THE “ESTEY” PIANO = wry anaes eee ee ol wan the strengtiv of the German army, a per- | police are after anew suspect in the Cronin i RUSSEL! ETS, FINE OC 1ON Eihecity and county of Washington. im tae Distro py a PF and soon the boys in blue were striding slong | ton of which ‘he had ehown them in splendid | case, He is a Philadelphian, who came to Chi- ce Au | of Columbia, viz: Pitboe Torres ae Ene « ata to the Providence depot to attend a reception | Condition. Y 2 cago early in February and left the day follow- | pia X FLOOR. t| POER OCLOCE Bak Log ee SECOND, 1880, AT O34 Pet. nw, tendered them in Providence, R.L, by the first} Itis reported that Prince Bismarck is not ing Dr. Cronin’s disappearauce. His aliases— 10, 11, 12, 13 and i4 ih our subdivision of ' part of iaauieiaee and second separate companies of that city. | well and that he will not go to Berlin today. _| for his real name is not given—are Wm. Ber- Anetionsers. | square 007. i“ nisihach ook oar Hees eka Estey They are due in Philadelphia on the 25th, | yatest advices from Crete are that the Mus.,| gen and Wm. Nolan, Ho is said to have takén UPRIGHT PIANO, AS GOOD AS mediately north of the Novy — 2] where it is expected they will be joined by sulman outrages upon Christians continue. | the leading part in the great crime and was ¥ L PARLOR (SUITE, BIS cip r UME, ‘BCH porate ad lenge ay a mek n celebrating | Numbers of Christians are fleeing to the mount. | the chosen confidant of one of the arch conspir- HALL Hack, dept e a y a ¥ & substan’ 3-story brick 04 Pet aw, opinions from every one during their trip by | ©#8es stolen, 5 . ” gah © Trt ‘lanl ek SHATRE ‘A - | building, No. 1105, known as the “Otterbacs Home — their quiet, geniiemauly deportment and beat- | The parachatist Leroux, in osoending from | Peat lo have cauugh 19 contictnot oaly Noles, i 29 epee orinielcebocarereae In Exhititing Gur Large Assortment of Panos snd ing at all times. One of the great attractions | a balloon at Reval yesterday, fell into the sea t th t head of the conspi y is THURSDAY, OCTOBER “THIRD, 1 = of the party, however, is the National brass | and was drowned. Sant tie hase; a0ia on ation ETS ONT QoLOCK Haat efoto 010, 2, | Soe 0 all who anay'Ue intervened is ues taste band oe the corps. The “hat” has! an American named Baily A!len, who yas | name, but for reasons which you will readily | ox 8 PANTRY, FINE | nai lot 14: the orth 20 fect trout be deta of ore ea PIANOS FOR RENT. been discarded, and the question that talks |. osted in London for a jewel robbery com- | understand it is best not to divulge it at pres- ny OME-MADI ERVES IN GLASS | ict 20, aud the north 26 feet U inches frunt, by depth, | We offer great Inducoments to purchasers, That Band?” The sticets of ha Pie oy aed | mitted in Munich, was senitenced yesterday to | ent. He is wellknown in Trish circles and Mas | JAM'S, BANKEL OF VINEGAK. of, original lot square PIANOS FOR RENT. at Band? 6 officers of the Pilgrim is we : rsaigpler ALSO i ‘The part of suid lot 23 fronts th street the band to render some selections: and befere | tWelve years’ penal servitude, ° | done much dirty work for certain parties who | ong FINE LADIES' SADDLE AND NUMEROUS | pawecdy nds mal lh Pianos and Organs Tuned, Kepaired and Exchanged, " hs te . i Th i NUT M. » WAL. 3 feet ot id. ANDERS & STAYMAN, 26th instant. The corps has won golden | *ins SS cate eee pomned Kad Say ¢,are collecting evidence against the man | NUT. SION TABLE. VESING ibis Gageea tee tole Streets southeast, is unimproved: si — “ i 5 ji a oe | not long ago were high in the councils of the OTHER ARTICLES. oe and contains abou square feet Of ground; all of PIANOS FOR RENT. the first piece was ended, though another og-| Six thousund Catholics at a meeting in Mu- | (01 10ng Go were High, in te cae w that DEM WS Ubatig MESO TES TS, UE BEBE | Ut ter of ie eal la and parte or lain itis | | Vat, gar Ware oom,” Our Tye of dong chestra had played for an hour previous, every | nich yesterday adopted resolutions expressing | moncy in large amounts. gas. given that man; | RENCE Ais SERUCE, ST RED NokAtNGc SERTER: | Huang couitute Che solid block of ground coveriny | news wil conch itm! to you PIANOS HOM Passenger on the boat was thronging about | sympathy with the pope in his difficult and un- | part of this we have already traced.” BER “LWENTY-SIXTH, COMMENCING AT TEN | Ui tect on Ninth street aud Bo fetes eee ee SANDERS & STAYMAN, them and every piece was encored. pleasant position and favoring the restoration Matas! sp 70 = O°'CLO aif Aucta, | *utheast, contain in the augregete about 21,784 JARVIS BUTLER, Manager, See of temporal power as the only remedy for his Where Does the Joke Come In ? Oe SSO eee fproval to's nae nol hie Che 934 F et nw., Washington, D.Q. Millionaires at Dinner. grievances, From the Baltimore American. PERCANSON BOS, Auctioneers, the western ‘portion by a number of siuali Frame and | 13°. Charles st, Baltimore, Ma. Thomas M. King, second vice president of the | A French ministerial council, which will be| ‘The most liberal corporation in the country SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE SMMEDIATELY THEEESETER, the Seventeen | —————— emo eee Balumore and Ohio railroad company, en- presided over by President Carnot, will be held | ig an electric street railway that was awarded 500) Se aa auoen: = MOQUET, Ax- Qrgual low pumbered from 1 to 17, both inclusive, tortained at dinner pcretged night in Pittsburg a | at ep ealngchaciesds to Richmond, Englana, | **? *t#nehise for running in Brooklyn from = OMINSTER, BODY AND TAPESTRY “These! lots front on N, 0, NINTH and TENTH party of gentlemen who represent fortunes ag-| M. Herve gone ichmond, England, | yiver up Montague street to the city hall. The CAMP streets southeast, are all unimproved, contain in the gregating over £100,000,004, and officially rep- | for the purpose of conferring with the count of | raceme bonded itself st ° pablic competition | AME SIZES AND fh Lh C ad, eersapiniae Siuaprioe the whole af the Seusve, conane Scena Tesent over €1,000,000,000. ‘he dinner was | Paris. to pay the city 100 "per cent of its receipts and | .O. THURSDAY MORSING, SEPTEMBER TWEN- | 144/19 and 20. Nb, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP Coins es eeaae Fazer, president of the | | MM. Laguarre and Nequst have gone 9 Lon-| 17. ths rosd in operation within throe years, | aii sallnt vcr sclecemia BE and D seraste naka, FRIDAY, QOTOBER FOURTH, 1880, AT FOUR | ereciat attention sy pUMABUATE. oy Baltimore and Ohio, the directors of that road | don to meet Gen. Boulanger. ‘The franchise has been eagerly sought after for | 84 Jew axp SECOND-HAND CARPETS, QLGLOCK P.M the ten origtial lots humbered froms | ag Peci atten Sieya pp ea Tf Wesgcutlomen interested in the Pittsburg and | ‘The French chamber is certain to annul the | several years, and the secptical pablic want to De ALL | to husive, in square 0, Borth | Be pacows yea ee, tern railroad, mon; ose present were " ir “OMA LL attent parties e J HA’ — Andrew Carnegic and John W. Cbalfans 's —! ae mei won Bae see he) eee pemrey ee injpentofearvets. aaa (1 ual owe coeti cf cousin tlincst, every” well-nowat male ie ———$ @ Princess Christian, daughter ween . aor ‘erms cash. yperty is bounded on the noi south B | country, revait loged out at . P = =— — st ‘the t by ELEVENTH street east, and Jow fyures. 6 Williamsport Suffering. Yictoria, has prepared threo illustrated articles | ro: piting off Constable Hall's thamb John FUTURE DAYS. the westby TENTH street tant, °° | in prteesand Je Saran ck, wall be on Th f Williamsport, Pennsylvania, | for the forthcoming volume of the English |» .t1y colored, was sentenced at West Ches- MONTHLY LNst. Te when e mayor o} port, Pennsyivanis, | tiastraved Magazine | Postley, colored, . NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER FIFTH, 1889, at FOUR ABE & 00, having learned that the fund raised inyMan- aed ter, Pa,, to ten years and a half in prison. poabe O'CLOCK P.M.. the original lots nunibered from 1 to | @6 ‘317 Market Space. chester, New Hampshire, for the Conemaugh |, T2¢ Emperor William of Germany has re-| “Agnes Jarvis, twelve years old, rim Of ind | LIBRARY OF THE TATE J. GOLDSBOROUGH | 3, both incliniv in the suuare 704, containing abou | se SEO id u everi i e | ” es een, last ter. RUFF AT AUCTIO! 13,954 ag’ et of ground. sufferers had not been drawn upon, writes to fused to mitigate the severity of the imperial | married Jules Bloedel, seventeen, last winter. i regulations concerning passports, and the in-| Jules died in a week, and Monday Mrs, Bloedel | On MONDAY EVENING, SEP - n 5 LE PAST S Mayor Varney appealing for a portion of the | convenience to which hundreds of travelers are | gave birth to a daughter, s0 that she is both | TIETH. INGO, at at eal che tivewy tke es money. He says the people of the Williams- | daily subjected seems as far from removal as | widow and mother before her thirteenth birth- | 02) boroush Braff, in which are some valuable works. one gts are all untuuproved snd comprise the LADIES’ GOODS. y gE t A AVEN =—_—_—— ——————— es UTTONS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, SIZES, cont tity: in or with edge of 1 i i th ha ve a Books now ready for examination. quani aS et oo spo sgon we been badly | ©ver- day. 25-dkds THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 3 and ated by the state commission; that their | M. Jules Ferry was defeated by aclose vote | Harry Seybold, who stole $27,500 from the | _8°->-d&u' = 9, order.” W. 8. HILL, 512 Lith st. i " a AS DOWLINY, Aucticneer. losses will exceed $8,000,000; that they have | in France. His brother Albert was elected in | Vault of the bank of Wheeling, has decamped, | Ty HOMAS DOWLING, Aue nated and that there is much suffering. feate od forests, San Mateo county, south of San 607 AND 609 12TH STREET THWEST. known as “Chichester,” beginning for the same at the A long conference was held in Madrid | f China and the supreme council are debating 2 Toth styvet orthncat Just north of Ba f 3 yesterday between the minister of war and the | °V¢! * Memorial asking the expulsion of Ameri- sell the follor 2 Heating Stoves. a, oe e - . A cans from the country. = Ns id Latrobe: west 27 hes: south O19. weet minister of foreign affairs concerning the firing ESE tangs keEES H. A Szuiciors Gratce ‘and Fire Brick. south ‘550 weet i perches” som upon the Spanish gun boat Cocodrilo by Riffiuns The Alcoholic Congress. 526 12TH ST. N.W., NEAR F. potas Feemnons. — : Se ‘pel at menos MISSES CUNN! = on the Morocco coast. As a result of the | From the Boston Couri | x declare positively that the reduction of 20 PER | HPECCCHIUEE. | pg orecrge ince : -6 1310 bth et we between Rand O. conference a cable dispatch was sent to the Many congresses are doubtless alcoholic with- | CENT on all my WINES AND LIQUORS from now milk-o as Sucka on ing 14 eres and a 9 hes of L ADIES WiSHING quem FINE LACES DONS Spanish minister at Tangier instructing him to | out confessing it, but the one which has recently | until I remove to my new store, No. 2200 Peanerive: | Bundice of Tin. ticularly described in pe eG CRT press upon the sultan that Zeperation must be | been in session in Paris has confessedly been paps taaeak eden aacsor gees wien, Registers. ipa? Tither nw. Five Lace Gartmmeacpeciaiey, ine ee ——— such in name, at least. It has been considering | qyis is the time to stock your cellars for the season re Lot Tint Should any of said sales a be not ee = cavana i ee A Colored Clergymen’s Conference. | the question of temperance, and it is to be | s¢yuuwaut to save money aud ger pureand thoroughly Gomi Bate fu day today" tual at, the = M Dros Making Pasir fro 430 Oth a This morning agtie: Philip’s church, 161 cate Alsen vitesse that el etioses ered COMPAKE ay PKICES WITH THOSE OF ats her ‘stock ‘85 18 ‘usually found in such an ote un wcdount of inclement weather’ or pK, Perfect fit. ——-~, a moder: eI ‘HERS, tablishmen' ent causes, Ol =r 7. beged sect oI ta un eee not, as ar rule distinguish the Tieetings of howe eri wkiee Original Reduced “Terms cash. Roe oh ao pe remo rv =, gm or plats or other information apply to either of The “Ee TABI ASWMENE, Legh. New ¥ ove, i who deal with questions of this nature, an: CALIFO! Prices Prices THOMAS DOWLING: a lrstclase Ladies work of every working among the colored people of the | Thich might well be commended to the careful PA Go E080 | se25-ats Auctioneer. | ‘TERMS OF SALE.—One-third (6) of the purchase | BOB. ond Prantns Dremee south was begun. The conference will con- plata foun Sea of temperance reformers the “tse “138 UNGANBOM BROS., Auctioneers. = bao peea| -¥ e ee ASB CARGLIN LEkow, ~ tinue until Friday and will, during its| world over. The members of the congress ipo | 438 D vunmantecme the respective days of sale, to bear interest ‘therefrom FISCHER'S DAY EsTaB sessions, discuss proposed improvements in | seemed to have met together rather to consider 259 120 | SPECIAL, AND PEREMPTORY, SALE OF SIX urtil paid at the rate of . the of the workings of | what it was wisest to do than to insist upon 200 1 60 ONE EXPRESS WAGON, SINGLE AND DOODLE Gofarred payments to by ry : : ety j 120 Ex ¥, i notes of the resp P ‘Evening - 7 a” pee echo» their individes) sod ae opinions, and the Re $B LTC eres ma. om » eo piscopal chureb south. While | result was that they really came to conclusions 72 80 | RENT AT TE, ELE toc R ETEMBER | Utle'to be retained until ail of the purcuase Yor advert sig the majority of the cle: m of the confer- | which were worth attention instead of offending 100 $0 | in front of sales rooms, Sth and D etreets here and interest is paid. if any purchaser shall fail to NTS MADE UF OB ence ps colored many white clergymen are in- | all serious-minded people. Brandy. 200 320 | Without reserve, for sccount of ‘contractor, Six Very | f2mPly with the dete thaeetns teas Ree, ood nouroing black 4. FISOmER, ferested in the conference and will take part| rug onouxp TAKEN BY THE cosoness —_ | Prmdy, Very old” wid 7003 850. | Mpa Moraes. Colts Waeny, Bases oor amon, Biuich defsult is made at the cont of the de oe inte provost. was advanced and bold. ‘The general senti- | Champagne, quarts, dozen. we20-4t Auctioneers. | fyulting purses ait eer bam ints, 2 dozen. 1300 1040 en purchaser. All conveyancing and . Las mont was in favor of all possible restriction of | ““Vinginia AND OTHER AMERICAN WINES. | ga THE ABOVE SALEIS POSTPONED Im com. | Se RMT Conk. LOU depen ah ee MEDIC &e. ose mel aye » ¥: are! 100 80 uence of the rain until FRIDAY, SEPTE ae —— A dispatch from Aurora, Ill, says: About | the places where liquor wag sold, but it was | Yitiuia Claret ioe TWENTY-SEVENTH. 1589, hi lace, | WWE DORE See } RE THE SERVICES OF twenty years ago Abram Odell of this city.) kept in sight that the workingman was sure to | — dozen. 400 320 | " se25- y N BROS., Auctioneers. SRY le. sve ne. xporienced Fpyuictan Spoaid commas erected @ fine monument, to himeelf in the | procure liquor if he wanted. it, and that pro- | Goin 150-130 HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. pope allt oul: Hamiedy #8. aul cemetery, had a grave dug and stoned up|“ ition could not prohibit e extent o: (Atdelicious os Sreuasey ; stopping the drinking of ardent spirits by at- | Sweet Catawba (Anest qualit —. for use and then calmly awaited tempting to shut up the shops altogether. One | Malaga. deat His life since that had been} prominent member, who was supported by a miserly, although he was a man of means. | number of the most influential delegates pres- He died Sunda: font Sapa wei ent, took the ground that the Hg method of three years. day was burie romoting temperance was for the government grave which has been waiting for him so long. to favor the ceuthiinent o anloonn where i ——___+o0——_-____ i shoul sol in; m under Theft of a Famous Boat. strictest supervision, and’ carefully enforcing The daring American, Capt. J. W. Lawler, | the rescinyB the best and purest liquors of who sailed the ocean blue with his cockle- opepited inds Domi Masons “ a —_ that shell dory, werstnk, gulf | 8t moderate 80 op! ould not a han the He fy ytd have the pat to buy polsces ‘on the ground bourg, France. 6° | that they could not for the money obtain purer he determined to take a cruise around | drinks, the world, and went down to the to GOVERNMNNT SUPERVISION, pogo getty ge pert In Germany it has been found that the gov- i i is ernment supervision of the manufacture and sale of beer bas been able to effect the best pos- sible results in the matter of kee} poor liquor out of the market, and there is pay ban panel other hand that a strict ibition law has been « failure wherever The qr ‘one not easily to be settled, but it is an encour- sign that the tem} VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PR a GEORGETOWN, D.C., AT AUCTION. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY BASE- On HRURSDAY,, OCHORER THIRD, 1889, at| MENT BRICK DWELLING ANDgST: ‘NO. HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, in tront of the prem-| _ 415 1 STREET SOUTHEAST. ines, I shall sell the following-described A to" Geonsotuwn, fronting L3‘teek on Poplar mente wh, front on # depth of 60 feet, and improved by a two-story trans liber signed trust EAD AND BE carenet eae . the &: . a abpenred lots me Lot No, 108. n Holineuls adiion t Georgetown, Shana to the . t Oldeet Expert Specialint in this city, square 67, frui ag ot will ruarautee: “ vate: a cure in ail cages: ofmon cel farnids soclioton, sale. 2: DOWLING, Auctioneer, |OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SEZSSSESESESE arcemsages | 38 PAM TAS RRB MIS BRE CRI eSacsoranecane timp tetedicioien Hi SSESSEFESELSS TESSSETSEETEES E ——————-e2-—_—__ Girls Jump from Windows. At Elmira, N.¥., the three hundred em- ployes of J. Richardson & Co.'s shoe factory were thrown intos panic yesterday morning by an explosion of gas, which had leaked into the basement of the building from a street i ih i ft 55 if stated that |