Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1890, Page 8

Re ct, ae THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. a i LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. FRIDAY. For the Distrigt of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, fair; stationary temperature; warner THE PARADE AT CHESTER, PA.| WANTS HIS SALARY HIMSELF. The D. C. Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s | J. D. O’Connell Desires to Have a Bond Association Gone to Take Part in It. | to Give Up Half His Pay Made Void. The Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association, In the case of Jeremiah D. O'Connell against Friday; northwesterly winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition water at 7 n.m.—Great Falls. temperature. 68; condition, 2. Keceiving reservoir. temperature. 73. Con- dition at north connection. condition at south connection, ating reservoir, temperature. 71: ion at influent gate he 6: condition at effluent gate house, 6. High tide in the river, 9:58 p.m.; low tide in the river, 3:43 p.m. headed by Kit Carson Drum Corps, left by the Baltimore and Ohio train at % o'clock this morning for Chester, Pa., to take part in the firemen's parade there this afternoon, The Pennsylvania state firemen’s convention is in session at that plage, and the parade today will be participated in by companies and delega- tions from all parts of that and the adjoining states, and by veteran associations from New York, Brooklyn, Baltimore, Washington, Alexan- dria and other places, The Washington veterans left the hall, corner 7th and N streets. at 7 | o'clock this morning under the marshalship of Mr, John W. Thompson (American Hook and Ladéer), headed by the officers of the associa- tion—James H. Kichard president; Godwin Pierce (Colambin), president; ¥. WwW. Doy’r Fart to examine our stock of carpets, All the new designs out this season at low prices, Splendid line new fall dress goods. Jonssox, Ganyen & Co., 636 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Powsnevt opera glasses. Hemrrrr’s, 453 Pa.av. vis Jonn J, Peabody (Columbia), secretary; Hovse & Hrrexaxy’s for furniture and car- pets. Cash or credit, See adv't., page 5. Osz Quant of $1 whisky for 7éc. Can‘t be beat Caas. KranMer, 737 7th ot. nw, dert (American Hook and Cad pany), finencial secretary, and Wen, Cammack (Franklin), treasurer —each carry 1 aasive | silver trumpet used by the old ¢ ganizations, ‘There were over forty uniformed men with | drab coats, red shirts, black ties, biack trousers, black fire hats and belts, and over twenty nonu-uniformed members in black suits wearing | the badge of the association, and they made a | fine show. At tho depot they were joined by about thirty more members and friends of the association, and left at 8 o'clock a.m. [nu thi parade they will draw their handsome hose Lox Cuoxe & Co., ew Chines and Japanese tea store, S19 Lith st. n.w., bet, E and F. Bry Yorn Coat of J. Macay Dove Oaly highest grades of family coal handied. Caxpets CauruonateD and made moth proof free of charge, Enring Cauret Cixasixo | Parad 2 eo af chery _ a riage, which waa sent oo ahead with En- ‘Wonts, 681-635 Mass. ave. n.w. Telephone gineer Strobel (Perseverance) and Assistant Max. T. B. Hannisox, 1229 F st. now, has | Engineer Keithley (American Hook and Lad- 2 assortment of the latest styles just received d lita aud boauets for varly fall in imported wear. der) in charge of it. The handsome flag will be carried by Mr. J. K. Brown (Western Hose), the axes by H. L. Gettier (Franklin) and Joshua Lloyd (Anncost the pipes by the en- gineer and xssistant and the torches by John | Scofield and T. F, Cissell. ‘The iarger portion of the assoctation will return tonight, but a! r of the members will likely remain over | ter till Monday. ‘ —— Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Mary J. Carpenter to Katie A. Gibbons, sub 53, Use THe Jonxston Brraxrast Corrre. Bold by ali grocers at Joc. per pound package. Laxspenen. Fon Watt Parens go to Jeute CITY AND DISTRICT. TS TONIGUT. AMUSEME square 355; J.¥. Harper to Guiseppi a thet Gecrek Marineiii, lots 43 and 47, square 623; $1,100. | oneal tes Mary E. Morseli . Elmer, lot 9. block rects.” Parisian Foily Company. Dann Keayan’s. Brookland; H. Wheelwright to ; : : James A. Bates, in trast, lots Land 2, block 4, Scaverzes Fane.—Seventh Annual Come | iieridion John Driscoll to M statter Voiksfest. quare 858; $1,000. James | _— rawiey, part 119 of lots 118 VW.; 21,259 Cecil M. Dean 5 to7, square 799; Janoge ta N. Crowley, part lat , W.W.; $150. Edgar 8. tA. ¥. part 15, square I. Ashby to J. H. Matthews, sub 13, & Annie Ii Barves to G. N. Rider, let CONDEN SED LOCALS. Judge Miller ye man named Kot keep the peac £0 ted 10 day Phe effeets of t erday required a colored Miles to give $200 bonds to ward Sailie Jacksuu or stand Margar y ute Mrs. Scharff, who was Rune te Gents tent week 66 Ber hotac. Ne, 415 Lanier Heights; 32,390. ML Weller et al, Peunssiv ¢ been turned over t0 | 19 Stetla Beli, lots Land 4, square 8. of 1027; her son b: f rk pylvester of the police | = John Waiter to Asa Whitehead, sub 16, department. 40; & i *, Schie- fk Grins of Gacy tee taen eeu epee os poe tin Cee oe the contract for placing the Smead system of y wide Coleman, part square Heien W. Pairo to G. W. Wiiitam- i 9% block 16, Brookland; $494, R. A. Casilear to G. W. Casilear, parts 18 and 19, Old Georgetown; $1,600, Laurelia C. Reed und dry closets in the new Md., at 4.000. ce of the temporary absence of ©, cashier of the Lincoin vrroneuusiy stated that 2 bank, it was | with Mary £. O'Connell and F. P, Burke as surety to set aside and declare void a bond the com- plainant has, by Mr. J. G. Bigelow, filed an amended bill, He states that he and Mary E. O'Connell were married August 11, 1364; that the marriage proved very unfortunate and unhappy one to him; that for more than twenty years he bas been a clerk of class 4, bureau of statistics, Treasury Department, and was able, on his salary of $1,800 per annum, to support the family and enable his wife to live at her easc, and that he always deported him- self asakind and dutiful husband, but that they did not live happily together and that their marriage proved an unfortunate one was exclusively her fault. He states that she is an illiternte, ignorant person, a Virago, a terma- gant with whom no person can live in peace, and from the very day of their marriage. with- out just cause, she has been insanely jeaions of him’ after accusing him of undue intimacy women he had never heard of. He charges that she broke up his house several times; that she assaulted a Mrs, Miller, charg- ing her with improper intimacy with him; that she put detectives upon him, who offered to sell out and threatened to report him to the Secretary of the Treasury, and that under threats he signed the articies of separation and claims that she has uot kept such agreement, and that she now being able to maintain her- self without his aid the bond given to secure to ber half Lis pay should be annulled, ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tre EvEstNG STAR. Nepriars.—Alexandria put on wedding gar- tand celebrated two weddings, Mise Bertie Flemming, daughter of Mr. E. 8, Flemming, was married at St. Pagil’s Episcopal Church to Mr. James Jobnson, Nev. Dr. Nor- ton officiating, and at St. Mary's pastoral resi- dence Miss Josephine Purcell was married by Rev, Father O'Kane to Mr. L. W. Finks. The former couple made a bridal trip north and the latter to the Virginia mountains, Conronation Count.—The corporation court, Judge Norton, is still in session, Sefer Blouse bas. on second trial, n convicted of selling liquor on Sunday, and the jury aasessed his ti a The jury found Mary C, Smith gui of the same offense and fined her $150 ni gave a hke verdict against Mary Arrington, fining her 10. Jota Hart has been acquitted of selling liquor Without heonse ALEXANDIIA FrnemeN at Cuester, Pa,—In- telligence has been received from the Alexan- dria firemen at Chester, Pa. They ‘ett here ‘Tuesday night and reached Chester before daylight Wednesday morning and after having been handsomely entertained they took purt in the parade there today Nores.- The funeral of the late Edwin Good- rich tcok place this afternoon from his home on Duke near Fairfax street. Mr. Goodrich was for some time a member of the Alexan- dria pohiee foree. —A. J. Wedderburn, charged with violating postal law. hay waived examinu- tion and given bond tu answer at the Uuited States court in January.—The mayor has fined Albert Valentine $20 and costs for carry- ing concealed weapons, and Jaanes Conklin the same for carrying concealed weapons and to Eliza R. Davis, part 163, P.’s sub Mt. Ploas- ant; $2,000. TR. Smith etal. to T. Geary, lots Sand 9%, block 5. and 32, block 4, Twining City; 2623.42 Travelling Pilgrims Lodge. No. 2338, part 8, section 9, Barry Farm; $75, Sie The Colored Naticnal University. Ata meeting of the board of managers of the Colored National University yesterday the committee on buildings and grounds reported that they had secured the building at the corner of llth and K streets northwest as school quarters. ‘The same committee also re- ported that a lady had donated to the trusteca a piece of ground 54x150 for school purposes. situated at the head ot 6th street northwest, nd the committee, consisting of ‘Trustees Scott aud Howard,was continued. Prof. W. H. Scott Wis appointed to represent the school at the national Baptist convention, which mects at | Louisville, hy., on the 25th of September, and | R. Ss. Laws, D.D., to represent it at the Mary- land Baptist state convention, which mevts the same dato in Baltimor —— Election of Officers. Hancock Command, Union Veterans’ Union, No. 1, Department of the Potomac, last night elected officers for the ensuing year as follows Cromelien was acting ¥ dof dir nied acting cae us his assistant. George if. Mavers paid $5 in Judge Miller's court today for selling potatoes by measure in- stead of ght. George chester was chi Police Court today wit ors Henry F. 1 was jer, with Mr. Cromelien ed in the eraclly beating a horse Juuge Miller to the for Vagrancy. Dailey and Coleman were given three months each and Arvold was given sixty days atthe residence of No. 1100 © street northwest, last eased by the spilling of some gaso- line on the iver, Robert L. Copp. a painter at work on the Sumuer school pbuilding, 17th and M streets, feli trom a scaffol terday afternoon and Was severely injw lie was tuken to his home. No. 215), Sd street southwest. CHAPIN AU RY, W. Annual Election of Offtcers—A Resolu- tion Against Sale of Tobacco to Minors. TU. perance Colonel, John Finn; lieutenant colonel, BR. A. ing yesterds Marcell or, J. W. Hudnell: chaplain. J. éne Lenssen building. k: U. O'Neil; surgeon, Dr, Geo. ¥, Cook; officer of ‘ge num- present, ‘Tbe secretary's rease of 50 members for king a total membership of 18), treasarer’s receipts for the year were 26. A resolu- the day, Wo H. Maxwell; outside guard, G. W. Lucas; quartermaster, Robt, Sims. pasa airs The Takoma Park Gun Club, At the weekly mecting of the Takoma Park Gun Ciub, twenty blue rock pigeons were lib- opted hat we make a renewed | erated at eighteen yards’ rise. ‘The score was as taud winter to secure the passuge | follows:,Blair Lee, 18; Dr. E. Carroll, 14; Dr. e District of ia prohibiting Sehafhirt, 12; B. F. Mason, 11; Capt. of cigarettes or tobs form V.H. Lamor, 8; A. P. Crenshaw, 4; to minors under sixteen years of age—a hew br. A. V. Parsous, 4. gto Policemen on Trial. Yesterday was trial day at police headquarters | and several members of the force were called on charges, Ofliver dicIutosh failed to appear. He is returued on Lieut, Kelly's report as being “absent without leave.” Sergt. Kaucher, who was recently promoted t having been uw Fecent pa A state and th kened throughon: the age of a similar law efforts of the police ree the law.” cers and superintendents President. Mrs. M. E. Cohen; Anna McDowell; record. Shelton; correspond- vis; treasurer, Mise sears omg ee under the civil service rules, aud Policeman Se; selocas andl Jrammel, who does duty in the second pre- ture, Mrs, cinct, where the sergeant is aiso statione Gap tee aden ee : | were charged with conduct unvecoming of social purity, Mra. A. Ii. Gawler: soldiers and The charges wore made by Hon. John If sailors, siise’ 1. S. Weightman; bygiene and .ex-minster to Liberia, growing out Rueduy, Sve, evangelistic, Mrs, | Cf his arrest and his subsequent wequittal in ME. Kunkix M.A. Dunumg, | te Police Court, as published im ‘Ine Star at the time. Policeman Det was also tried. sy . Bond, scientific » Dean; Sabbath obser mented wine missionary un ane’ nis Loftus of the first precinct Tho charge agam«t him was the result of the tot Mr. Leonard of th Census Office on Yth street, the tacts in con: nection with which were alxa published im ‘Tue | Svan at the time of the arrest. ———__— Robberies. Marion street north- st. while in a Phursday, had a gold atch and fob chain stolen from J. Murphy, 906 1 street, re- ports the larceny of a satin bag containing | vook and $11 Tuesday. Mrs, Lizzie side, No. 8B street northeast, had stolen His Pocketbook V Editor of Tux F passing to t roadon Frid ENING STAR ver front via the cable i chanced to £ a young gentlema jr.. of La Gra: Mrs. George M , Ga ornid Potomac Stearn E He iaformed me that on aimer on ber arrival he of th his pochetbook. containing thirty or forty do BeeEy DERE, CEE At : pcy amd a clieck or dratt for “ Saat hb -0c-# Valuable papers. After an The Knizh nts of Pythias. No. 21, Knights of Pythias, dance at the nreeting last ‘The rank of esquire was conferred on Vuge Marcel G. Delame. ‘The committee on ‘nights of Pythias hall made a report which vated that the | sts are good for a in the near future. Speeches were visiting Lmghts from Indianapolis, mond, anton, Junction City, Kan.; Birmingham, Ala., and others, Thieves Sentenced. Jas, Robinson, for the larcony of a cart sad- dle from Mark Foley, is spending ninety days | in jail, Julia Johnson, a colored servant girl, | 48 tried in the Police Court for stealing six | yards of lace from Mrs. Ringgold. her em- ployer. She denied the charge, but the court convicted her and gave her two months, a+ ease the agent of the com- W. PL Weis), tmmediate i to joyfet su returned and h lutact, Imen Unusual Im ides.t as testim: Of the employes of the con cellent discipline on t — tion of Harmony Lodg had a ve boarded the prise of Mr. d the latter on this rather ny to the integrity y aud of the ex- r. G Those who attend- {the festival of the Can- Statter volk- atthe schuetzen ‘ik Yester- ned by witnessing the games, ure mentioned in Tug Srar, which are favorites in the old country. The rooster dance, the chicken dance, the rabbit chase and other games were participated in by the young people to the mauitest delight of the crowd of spectators. In the bowling contest prizes were awarded as follows: A. Ebert, first. with a score et 2; Wilke Waitemeyer, second, with 29; _ Joka Brown, third. with | Josepi Kamling, ot H Feet. fourth, w wud Joseph Kolb, nith, with a | To the Editor of Tur E ENING STAR: In your issue of the 15th instant I noticed a news item headed: “His Feet in the Way.” You will do me the favor by inserting in your paper | the fact that the feet mentioned were not at- tached to the legs of Wm. H. Butler. au em- | ploye in the office of the coast and geodetic | survey. We. H. Borin, premee Sones: United American Mechanics. Quite a large number of the members of the several councils of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics assembled at Washing- ton Hall, 3d street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast. last evening for the purpose of at- tending the institution of Alexendria Council, No, 33, at Alexandria, Va. ief Marshal Geo. E. Howard formed the line promptly at 7 o'clock score of 44 Join Brown captured the prize for the most ten strikes. During the evening a delegation from the Baltimore Schwabishe Bund, a similar organization to the Canstatier, arrived, and were welcomed by President Treiber. The festival close this evening. = Death of L. B. McCarthy tn Denver. Louis B. McCarthy, aged thirty-six. a tele- raph ope ad been for soveral years iu responsible positions in the Washington and New York office of the Associated Press tele- graph service, was discovered dead in bed at his residence in Denver yesterday. His death Was the result of bemorrlage. Mr. MeCartiy went to Denver from New York tor the benefit ef his health, but could make no headway against the consumption that caused his death. > P. A. C, Regatta. The last club regatta of the season will take Place tomorrow evening at 5:45 at the Potomac boat-Louse. There will be races of eights, fours, nd working boats, and a hop will fol- tow at 8 o'clock. Capt. Paul Boynton will give one of his wonderful aquatic exibitions in as follows: The D.C.N.G, fife and drum corps; Mt. Vernon Council, No. 10, the colors under the escort of their uniform guard; Potomac Council, No. 20, with colors under escort; Jasper "Council, No. 23, and Columbia Council, No, 32, The line of march was then taken up to the Baltimore and Potomae depst. where they took aspecial train to Alexandria. front of the boat house im an interval of the races, — Rerves or tax Guir.—The headache result- ing from the “Lx Grippe” is instantly relieved by “Bromodine.” 25e. of all druggists. —Ados. —— Rexexver the September Indian Head trips. Friday and Saturday evening trips at 6:15 bee advertisenivnt. sionals Gapnetr Park Stock. Sve Business Chances, On arriving at that city the line was formed and marching resumed through the principal streets to Odd Veliows’ Hall, where the sign- ors of the new charter were in waiting to be initiated into the mysteries of the order. A. W. Shunk, P.8.C., was in charge of the institution, and was ably ha te After the election of officers George Howard. D.S.C., proeceded to install them for the ensaing term. Patriotic speeches and refreshments were indulged in aatil a late hour. The party arrived home at 1 a.m, this morning, shooting on the A Bazar or Days.—The grounds surround- ing St. Albans’ Chureh were brilliantly iliumi- nated with Chinese lanterns last night, the ccasion being an entertainment known as a “Bazar of Days,” the proceeds from which are to be devoted to tne repairing of the par- sonage. ‘ Over By A WaGoy.—Last evening while W. Webb and Mrs, Addison were waiting electric car in front of St. Albans’ Ciurch,on the Teuleytowafroad. they were run into and knocked down by a horse and wagon driven by some unknown person, Both were fortunate in escaping with bruises. Dr. Arthur Snyder rendered medical aid, Fixeo wy Jupor Mitten.—Lewis Gordon, William Brooks aud Horace Butler were de fended in the Police Court today by Lawyer Jordan. They were charged with congregat- ing on the P street bridge and Judge Maller fined them $5 each.—John Warner was charged by Policeman Conlon with taking the name of the Lordin vain and Judge Miller fined him 5. Cuancep Wir Makino a Distvapance.— Peter Trexler, Edward BK. Welsh and George Smith plead guilty in the Police Court yester- day to a charge of disturbing the quiet of M street, Their personal bonds w. Nores. —Mr. ‘Led Waters of the Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank has returned home from a prolouged vaeation much improved in health, —-The Methodist Protestant preachers’ meet- ing resumed its sessions Monday in the Con- gress Street Church, A paper was snbmitted by Rey. J. E. Nicholson on ‘Pastoral Work,” which was discussed by those present. Dr. J. W. Bates was elected president and Rev. J. E. Nicholson secretary.—-It hus been decided to add a steeple to the nearly completed chapel at the corner of 28th and M streets. The Columbian Yell. To the Fditor of THe Evento Stan: In Tnx Srar of September 13 you published the different “College Cries” or The Dis- tinctive Howls That Mark the Schools of Learn- ing.” In this list no mention is made of the Columbian yell and I think that this is a slight to the Columbian University of this city. If you find space for their yell in your paper would you be kind enough to print, “C-o-l-u-m- b-i-a- th! rs tiger!" JLHLS. Promoted to First Lieutenant. Sergt. H. L. Maddox of company C, third battalion, D.C.N.G., was promoted last night. There was a meeting of his company, and the sergeant was elected first lieutenant. —_——_ Politic, al Notes, Gon, Jas. R. Chalmers of Mississippi was yes- terday nominated by acclamation for Congress y the republican convention at Zenobia, Miss, The New Hampshire republi state con- vention was held at Concord, and, after nomi- G, Bellows for governor. drew up a platform declaring in favor of reciprocity and the protection of American workingmen, Congressman Butterworth ot the tirst Ohio riethas written « letter declining to be a ection, a state convention adjourned pw Haven after passing reso- Intions favoring reciprocity and protection and indorsing the national administration, The republi ‘The tollowing nominations for Congress were de yosterday: Ohio, cleventh, Jolin M. Pat- terson (dem ). fourth, Samuel | Fowler (dem. ), hire, second, C. Moore (rep.). Pennsylvania, Holiowell (dem. ), At Findlay, Ohio, Gov. Chas. Foster was unanimonsiy nominated for Congress by republicans of the eighth Ohio district. he accepts, which his friends assert he must do, one of the greatest political battles of the will be fought out in the five counties forming the Fiudlay district ~Giov, Foster is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York. He said last evening places me ina very peculiar position. I placed every obstacle in the way of iny nominat: strongly recommended Gen, Gibson for it still think he is the best man, bringing them over to my views on the situas tion or if they succeed in convincing me that I am the bestinan adapted for the campaign veuth, E, » (inthis particular district, why, then 1 shall } h is one that} consider the proposition, whi should not be considered lightly under any cir- cumstances. There are timex whon a man’s personal preferences should have no we! against public necessities or demands, Sach may or may not be the case in the present in- stance, Ican't tell until [ get home whether I will xccept the nomination.” Warren B. Hooker of Chautauqua was nom- inated on the thirty-third ballot at the re: lican congressional convention at Oleau, N. Y. J. W. Bailey was nomu ed for Congress by the Democrats of the Gainesville, Tex, dis- trict to succeed Silas Hare, who declined the | nomination, Clark Lewis of Mississippi was renominated for Congress by the democrats of his district. D. C, Van Brunt of Horicon, Wis., was nom- inated for Congress by the second district re- publican convention at Hartford. The republicuus of the first Indiana district nominated James S, Wright for Congress, He had previously been named for the same po- sition by the Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Asso- ciation, The republicans of the thirteenth Indiana district nominated H. R, Wilson for Congress at Laporte. John G. Dunbar was nominated for Congress at Martinsville by the republi- cans of the fifth Indiana district. Kecently Dunbar was named for the same position by the union labor party of the district, The republican Congress conventions in Philadelphia yesterday made the following nominations: First district, Henry H. Bing- ham; second district, Chas. O'Neil; fourth dis. trict, John F. Reyburn; fifth district, A. C, Harmer. In Randall's old district, the third, the couvention adjourned without meking a nomination, it being decided to wait and see whom the democrats will nominate, ‘The republican Congress convention for the third New Jersey district, comprising the coun- ties of Monmouth, Union and Midalesex, will meet in Freehold on Monday next. All indica- tions point to the unanimous election of ex- Congressman John Kean, jr, “It certatnly | If I fail in | pub- | TESTS OF ARMOR STEEL. Three Plates of Foreign Manufacture Fired at From 6 and 8-Inch Guns. Today at Annapolis there is taking place the most important test of armor steel that has ever occurred in this country, Three plates of foreign manufacture are being fired at from six and eight-inch guns at 90 feet range with steel, case-hardoned, armor-piercing projec- tiles, for the purpose of determining the en- durance, strength and other qualities of power. The competition was open to American manu- facturers, but they are not ready to make such plates, and consequently the oniy plates tested today are from England and France. The English plate is from the Cammell works, compound of iron and steel, und the others are from the foundries of Schneider & Co. at Le Creusot. There are two of the latter, one of solid steel and the other nickel steel. ‘The tests are being conducted before a board of naval officers, ot which Rear Admiral Kim- ix president. ‘The result of the tests will be to determine the standards which the Navy Department wiil expect to be upheld by the American makers in their future productions, ‘Ihe plates were sold to the government by the foreign firms. This is the first public test of armor steel ever held in the world. A large number of ofticials and officers were invited to witness the tests and weut down to Annapolis this morn- ing. EVENTFUL NOVEMBER. A Strike of 20,000 Miners in Indiana and Illinois Ordered. Patrick McBryde, member of the executive board of the United Mine Workers, was at Pittsburg last night on his way to Springtield, UL, where he will order a strike of the 40,000 miners employed in the Indiana and Illinois fields, The strike will be for an advance in wages, and will begin November 1. In the northern districts an advance of 7!, cents is asked. In the southern districts tho advance asked is 10 cents, The demands were made last spring. Tho miners then announced that they would work throughout the summer, The operators have steadily refuse] the advance, except those in the uorthern districts, who will concede it if the southern operators will also muke the concession. As the latter retuse to do so, however, a strike is certain. The executive beard of the United Mine Workers he anctioned the strik: McBryde gos west as ite repres Mebryde said: “We are well strike and will ask the Penasylvania and Ohio operators to shut down temporarily in order that we may close every avenue of escape for the western operators, Ws wiii not, however. ask the Pennsylvania aad Ohio operators to close down if it will hurt their business in auy way. The demands are made to bring up the price of mining to the Columbus scale.” a= owe. 2 EVA IS PROSTRATED. But if Hamilton Left No Will She Will Fight for All the Property. Itis reported that Mrs, Hamilton is com- pletely prostrated and confined to her bed in the prison hospital at Trenton, N.J. She has seen no one except her convict companions, the turnkoys, the keeper and matron, Her counsel, Charles W. Fuller, calied at the prison Tuesday. His card was sent into Eva, but she declined to see him, explaining that she was too ill, Her counsel had to leave without the interview, but he learned her teeling regard- ing the Hamilton estate, if Ray Hamilton is really dead counsel will apply for. letters of | administration to the estate if he left no will and will fight tor all the property, the widow's one-third and the child's two-thirds, see Special Census Agents. Commissions have been issued to special cen- sus agents to collect statistics of manufactures as follows: Bayless E, Ladd, Scottsborough and Stevenson, Ala.; James H. Thompson, Dixon, Ill; James O. Beach, Mion, Little F: and Onconta, N.Y.; Ernest It. Cochran, ¢ ville, Piedmont and Pelzer, 8.C.; Morris Brown, Kearney, Neb.; James H. Griggs, Reading, Mass.; Daniel K. Wenrick, Joplin, Mo.; Wi iam F, Hudson, Rich Hill, Mo.; William Uhi, Cap e Girardeau, Mo.: John N, Steininger, Jef- ferson City, Mo. ; N. Byington. Elgin, LL; Samuel Beal, Brookline, Mass.; Benjamin A. Rockwood, Holliston, Mass«.; William “A. Cole, Blackstone, Mass.; John Bb. Brown, Amherst wud South Mass. Assistants—George A. Miller, Sacramento, Cal; James P. Bree, x Haven, Branford and Hamden, Conn.; Jerome B. Lucke Brantord and Hamden, Conn, in, Boston, Mase: Humphrey W. Carr, Jersey City, Ho boken and Bayonne, N.J.; W. K. Rose. “Cleve- land, Ohio; Joun W. Toel. St. Louis, Mo.; ‘Thomas E. Jones, Pitisburg, 1a. Manager Barnie finally has mace satisfactory terms with Catcher Robinson and Pitcher Me- abon and these two plavers have signed con- tracts to play the balance of this season and © with the Baltimore club. M. Ferris, a wealthy resident of Brook- line, Mass., committed suicide at his Boston oflice, 40 Summer street. Tuesday morning by shooting himsel? through the head with a revolver, ‘Phe cause of the deed 1s overwork, Lewis Lewis ‘tuesday shot and killed his fe at Macon, Ga., because she would not take a drink of Whisky with him, ‘The boiler at the gin houss of Hugh Boyce, s from Charlotte, N.C., exploded killing Will Boyce, son of the owner of the gin house, and severely injuriug several other people. Gov, Moliette of South Dakota and three fricnts, who were lost on the prairie and with- ont food for three days, arrived at Pierre in a halt starved condition Corporation Coun Ilutchins, on behalf of the city of Chicago, tiled a bill to forfeit the charters of the four companies composing the Chicago Ges Trust, on the ground that the trust ig a monopoly and charges exorbitant rates for Kus, Ihe wife of Dr. Larson of Salt Lake City mysteriously disappeared with 215,000 in her possession. Couneiln ton, Del, | an Michael J. Sb indicted 2. W. Edw Evening Joaracl, to tight a duel. Mr. Vere V, Hnut, a Chicago lawyer and poli- tician, has become & Hebrew und on being cir- | cumcised took the name of Israel i heimer Penry Axo Srresern | The former in the blood and the latter thronghout the system are necessary to the enjoyment of perfect hesith. ‘Lhe best way to bo:his to take Hood's Sursapariia which expels all impurities from the blood, rouses the kidneys and liver, overcomes that tired fee'ing und imparts that freshuesa tothe whole Dody, which mules one feel pertectly well. | “Thave taken not quits a bottle of Hood's Sarra- | Parilia, ane 1ust say itis one of the best medicines for | #iviuw au appetite 1 urityig the blood, and regulating the digestive orvans, that lever heard of. It did me Axrent deal of good” MRS, N. A. STANLEY, Canas- tote, XX. rkey of Wilming- py the grand jury for rds, puulisher of the HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists, $1;sixtor 85. Prepared only by C. L. HOUD & O0., Apothecaries, Lowell Mass, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, “Pied Bays Hasns: To prevent its scratching, its burning, itching, bleed- fax, Sealy skim or scalp. Mow often have we heard this | Pitiful story! ‘Terrible axds the suffering of these lit tle ones, yet CUTICURA cffords iustant and grateful rolicf, and in every case tends to a speedy and ecouom- icalcure This will be glad news to many a heart broken mother, Tin Tanrr But Mases No DIFFERENCE IN PRICES WITH us 4 New Full Dress Ginghams 10 and 12340, New Fail Chintzes, yard wide, in Reds and the. Blves, fast colors, on y ‘The New Tariff nearly doubles the price of ‘Some grades of Hosiery. We will lower the price, Ladies’ Full Bogular Made Balbriggan Hose, 12Ke. Men's Full Regular Made Balbriggan Hose, Laie. Ladies’ Positive Fast Color Hose in Macks, Browns, Navy snd Gray, only 124¢c. Children's Positive Fast Black Derby Ribbed Bone, sizcs 5 to 934, only 12}9e. We can give you hundreds of testimonials as to the merits of this Stocking. We are showing some great values in Lace Curtains from @1 pair up. Remnants of Mattinxs and Carpets to cicse b CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th st. and 700 K st. aw. PHILADELPHIA STORE, a3 Crzveraxps Snperier Baxrsa Pownen, Crzvetaxp's Superior Baxtxa Pownsn, MATINEE SATURDAY, Crsveraxn's Superior Baxrxa Pownen, Assouursty Tx Besr. BECAUSE It is pure aud wholesome. It js richest in cream of tartar, ‘It bw haghest in leavening power. SUPERIOR Food raised with tt keeps BAKING POWDER qoistund sweet 18 It is, in the ond, more eco- ABSOLUTELY maou THE BEST. 1 always rest It is absolutely free from adulteration. Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder is for sale by G. G. Cornwal John H. Magracer, LY. Pace, Wm. & Abbott, eee Shirley & sclionel Burchard & Co, ‘theod. F. McCauley, ., M. & P. Metaxe Aad other high-class grocers, myG-tn.th, fm == cITY ITEMS. Hotel Johnson Cafe. A fine shipment of Oysters just arrived, among which are the noted Hampton Bars. Shrewsburys end Norfolks. High grade only. Life-time experience, Fine trade solicited. 1t & Son, We Want your order for Coffee, Teas and Faniily Gr ‘ies and pledge ourselves to sell you best quality goods only, and at lowest prices, M. & i. Merz 17 7th st. mw, 1t* t's, Wonrorp, 477 Paave, * ) Folding Dress Forms sold for £2.50 for ten days only, at the Domes ing Machine Oftice, 7th and H. it that your Teaberry” will Wain sa: PM Look Out for our ad. tomorrow, city itcms. 1t* M. & P. Merzorn, 417 7th st. uw, hite as ou! sl6-eo3t RITZ Buy a Machine with a Reputation! Examine our New High Arm No, 9 and notice how its rotary motion, si positive, os trasts with the raxping, heavy, uncertain action of shuttle machines, Office, 437 9th uw. jul-t,th.s,3m = Warrier & Witsox Mro. Co, Piles! Piles! Piles!—Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment is the ouly :ure cure for Vind, Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. It never fails to cure old chronic cases of long standing. Wittiams Mro. Co, Cleveland, Ohio. ja2o-s,tu,thi5us Castoria. When baby was sick we When she was a Child she ered for Castoria, When she be Miss sire clung to Castoria, When she had Children she guve them Castoria jal6-th,s.tu,1y ave her Castoria, Broad Run Creamery Butte purchaser is invited to sata butter, M. & DP. Metycen, 41 his delightful thet, uw. Itt Star Spring Water, Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale én bot- tles and by the glass by ail druggists. Sawn C. Parmer, Agent. Jazd-s, tu, th loos Fits, Spasms, St. Vitus Dance, Nervousness and Hysteria are Soon cured by Dr, Mies’ Nerv- inc, Free samples at 4 Mentz’ Dave Bay Your Coal of J. Macy Dove. highest grades of family coal handled, TORE, 1014 F st. Only ist5-t Resvnorse. REBUILDING, REBUILDING, REBUILDING, REBUILDING, K aw kK x Hi * KK it kK K Hi G 6G KK iL GGG per A L A coo | he AA L AA oo pe gag bE pak oo Pe a4 tit 2 4 vo : $12-814 7TH ST. During improvements we offer Special Bargains in MILLINERY, DRY GOODS, LADIES’ and GENTS’ FURNISHING AND FANCY GOoDs, Speci We quote below a few in CHILDREN'S SCHOOL Sv! CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SUITS. SCHOOL 8U.TS. Special No. 1A Very Fine Cashmere Dress, in all colors; lined through entire garment; Zouave style, trimmed elaborately with braid, at 21.6 Special No. 2.—A Very Fine Cashmere Dress; Velvet trimmed; Velvet Vandyke Yoke; Velvet Cuffs; full front; ail sizes, at 81.75. Special No. 3.—Au All-woo! Navy Bluo Flannel Suit, trimmed with White Braid, full Sleeves, at 81.98, Special No. 4—An All-woul Flaunel Dress, Blouse Waist, Sailor Collaz, full Sleeves, haudsomely trimmed in Silk Braid, at $2.98. Special No. 5.—A handsome Boy's Suit, Quilted Skirt, very elaborately trimmed in Black Silk Braid, Worth $5.50, at #248, A laze assortiuent of Infants’ Goods on baud. KING'S PALACE, 812 AND 814 77H ST. N. W. Remember, special bargains in evory department during improvements, No branch store. any THURSDAY, AUG, 28, 1890. ELPHONZO YOUN GS COMPANY ARE NOW OFFERING New Crop Teas—Sweet and Fragrant and prices | moderate— Also, nothwithstanding the \ivance in Flour, we are offering some rea! bargains in that department, Our “Lix Bargain” Brand at $3.75 is a Good Patent Trocess Flour, which we fully guarantee. 1ilsbury's Best— Fresh Supply—Rock Luttom Price. ELPHODZO YUUNGS COMPANY. P.S.—We are now giving a handsome Fan to every purchase of Mandheling Java Coffee. EYG | urs Buassers, Suawrs, Sirxs, Ververs, DLESS GOODS. eo Se guamie slightly soiled, @1.50 J » HO. CLOTH DRESS GOODS, one yard and a al: pure wool, Navy biue, ck, Brown, Green, Garnet, cash bargain 30c. NEY BENT QUALITY FRUIT OF LOOM COT- TON, one yard wide, Stee, se arsoriment Of SHES 3734¢-1806~ 450. 5004 Veivets 50c., O2c., T5c.. 81. Very Finest Quality Lonsdale Cambrie 10c. HENKIETTA CASHMERE, serge, nearly yard and a half wide, pure wool; epecias cusu bargain 50c. SHEETING COTTON, cxcelicnt quality, immense double width, 25e. SILK MOHAIK ERILLIANTINES, nearly yardards Guurter wide: cush rin 450. Balbrigean Evglish Stockings, excellent quality; THE pairs for 0c. Excellent Quality Canton Flapnel 8¢. The Ouly and Orizinal KIRALFY BROS". Combined New and Gi-utic Spectscitlar Production of ARUUND THE WOKLD IN EIGHTY DAYs, In its entirety as Presented at Niblo's Theater, New ‘o 200. ++s0+ +. PERFORMERS. ..c000. 200 THE GREAT MIKADO BALLET, THE ELECTRO DYNAMITE WONDER. THE SALAMBOS, Gorgeous New Costumes, Scevers Paraphernaua Produced under the persous) direction aud supervision of the RIRALFY BROTHERS, September 22—The Wm. J. Gilmore Opers Co. tn THE SEA KING. SEATS NOW ON SALE. e18-tt KE NEW WASHINGTON THEATES. THIS WEEK. —_Ladics’ Matinee SATURDAY. ppp A RRR fl er «6 ke PPP) AA RER II ia AAA KOR IL a aK KE Realistic Balioon V. 30 Famous French Favorites 30 Next week— LESTER & ALL! Picked Vaudeville Mons. Arnold. KIRALFY’S PARISIAN BALLET TROUPF. 818 NEW SavionaL—extaa, tare. SALE OF SEATS AND BOXES NOW OPEN FOR THE PREMIER WASHINGTON APPEAR- ANCES OF MakK’s NEW INTERNATIONALS, The larzest, strongest and best spe in the world, ity company A congress of great artists culled from the priacipal European theaters. One week only, beginning Monday, September * Matinees Wednesday ALO ALTO, Awrand Tournament, Barbecue amd Dall will be heldatthe Palo Alto k MONDAY There wil commence prompt: here has been an e, grand sand to seat 1,000 pew jon, 40 feet square, Las been crect ¢ the uccasion. “DOW.” GAKGES, met Prop, and Manager, Pheh 4 CAT DWEDDs DanctyG acaDEMY. (Cor. i and Sth ste wow, (lass for adults, (ues. and Friday evenings, 6:30 p.m. c venties, Wed. und Sat afterioons i rates to private clubs, &e. Addvess 114 C st. now. Mis, corner o'clock MON~ For further puruculae sIs-ste pre F. Daucing Academ: of Leuusyivamie uy M. i DAY, September 2, 120. aldress 11035 Suet uw. See 1011 Conn. ave, ais: EW NATIONAL THEATRE. w ery Eveuitg, Wednesday and Saturday Matinees 4 New York Success, . Taylor's Thrilling Melodrama, 4 DARK SECRET, With the Remarkable Aquatic Scenes, The Old Church at Henley and the Henley Kegatta, Beal Kow Boats, Canves, Kucing Shells and Steam Launches on A RIVER OF REAL WATER, Flooding the stege trom wali to wall from two to euht feet deep, w Exgiand’ jamous tions The London C.B Jefferson and Hi. George Hosmer, the Herbert Ir Quartet, in yoo champion oarsm: ecrobats, and the Daisy B the water, Next week—Marks’ International Vandevillen | HAM Bou wuearen, Une Week, commencing MONDAY, September 15, he dypuier Lounge Actor, x XN. 5. WOOD, In His Latest > uccess, OUT IN THE SIRELTS, Presented with New sc ect Next Week—A Perilous Voyage. FRAC MeeTIXc, DKEEDERS' ASSOCIATION OF MARYLAND AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, BEY s, WEDNESDAY AND THULSDAYS, SEPT. 17 AND 18. Four races each day. €2,000 in purses. One, two three and four year old colts 3.00, 0 classem, Large exhibition of horses from the breeding farms of Maryland end District of Columbia in front of the rand stand each duy. Full Mariue Band, forty pieces, ‘The society event of the season, Specisl trains leave La‘limore and Potomac depot every half hour, beginnivg at 12 o'clock. ‘wat racing large crowds, good music apd fine dis- play of horses. 45, 2.35and ADMISSION, #1. Ladies admitted FREE to all parts of the grounds. No objectionable characters allowed. Col. L. VICTOR BAUGHMAN, President. Gen. FELIX AGNUS, Vice President, Gen. E. F, BEALE, Second Vice Prerident. BENS. WHITE, Secretary. RUF. SHELDON'S, 1004 F ST. NW, oniy strictly first-class aa academy im’ W. lugtou. A tull corps of effic Istanits, 1 wen ‘Thursdays und saturdays, ttoreireular, s Ges Eco Care, “THE PATAWOMECK.” OW OPEN FOR GUESTS. RIGULAK DINNER, 81. SPECIAL DINNER A LA CARTE, Y-110 will leave the Sun a tm 3b 10 pa 3 ate de ud be bh ce uf four oF * d for. che y be PROPOSALS. H1ON, DC. SEPT EMBL is wild be rece! wh mre or less, Metroy: ieltic.s, according tO wampue The NeUt is reserved to reject auy 7" Mas. aud Supt. Met. 14 CHINE epteus dL roposuls foc 8 tugion Navy dard, t 10," will be recesved at lothing, Navy Depart: Usdin TWELVE O'CL THIATILTI, Isyo, duimeuutely" thereatte thy Washtustow y Yara one ‘The machine must conform to the ¢ Ustad aval inspection. ed UPOL appieacien tg Yard or so ies Sui sbeing equal, decded: by let Fi uk to Wal Ve GERRI UE decuied advantageous to .SLEWAKA, Fay sl mush at Shaping Mac Ne B vy standard 11k Props wandact ‘die bids, ‘Te Depa do reject any tue government General, tlic Dept ed Proposals wa be’ recelyed a: a EVE M. ou (UESDAX, PEYSEMBEK WENT AHIKD, ISO, for coustricting a New Ward at th on Asylum. Blauk turmus of Froposals aud her with all necessary intorme- btuiued Upon wpphcation thergtur at the of the Juspector ot Burldings of the Viste Co umbia, wud only bids upon these forts wa sidered. “ihe right ss reserved. to ze; bids. JW. DUUGLABS, Commissioners D.C. POTN KL NS oites of rus Grounds, War Dojartwent, Wastinston, D. tember 10, 1890.—Sealea proposals, bo received at this office uta NGON, $A) UIDAX, SEPIEMBEK 20, 1SW0, tor constructing 2,100 square or reject ay and. all ct ay and a LG. MINE, 1M KOBERA, s16-6t OPOSALS FOK ASPHALT PAVEMENT | turther intormution auguire EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &. | hcemeal HEAD TRIPS. Friday and Saturiay, September 19, 20; 10am, 2.30 and 6.15 pm Evening trips as for as INDIAN HDAD, landing at MARSHALL BALL both ways, Concert Music on the CHARLES MACALESTER ‘Music and Dancing at Mersball Hall, Fare, round trip, 25 centa, Sunday trips, 11 am. 2:30 and 6 pan. #18. L. L. BLAKE, Capt. GRAND rece” EXHIBITION at RIVER VIEW SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, September 20 and 21, By the Worid-Renowned: CAPT. PAUL BOLTON, ‘The Water King, IN HIS GREAT AQUATIC ENTERTAINMENT, Assisted by a Corps of Professional and Chanpies Water Walkers, Log Rollers, Polo Mayers aud Usremen. THE ONLY EXUIBITION OF TRE KIND ON PARTE. Do Not Fail to See This Grand Spectacle of Men ACTUALLY WALKING ON THE WATER, Steamer Samucl J. Peutz @ad another will leave om Sunday at 10:50 and 21a. 12.30 and 3 pam. On ‘Saturday at y 2. and 22330 p.m. Davciug on the grounds all day audevening Satur day, Sept. Tickets—Adults, 819 and children 13c. round trip, ES. RANDALL, Proprietor. H® Foe Lowen cepan punt: SELECT FAMILY OYSTER ROAST By the Officers of the STEAMER JANE MOSELEY, SUNDAY, Sept. 21, at 9:30am, Home at 10 p.m. Tickets 50 cts , including Oyster Roast Bring your Oyster Kuife and Fork, ‘Tickets and tate rooms for sale at steamer's wharf, foot of Gth st. Good Fishing and Crabbing, peste MOUNS VERNUN AND MARSHALL MALL STEAMBOAT CO, Ovand after June 1, 1890, the new iron andstost Pteamer CHARLES MACALESTER 815-6t i fied an * Fo: MOUNT VIAN, “Livery day cexcept Sunday) a lv m. aod ~ 30 piu. returning at 2 ana 4. Pursengers can ie wt Vernon until id boat ieaves, if are, FOUL Lrtp. Sy dicludiug adicseion to 4 aid grouuan. he: cate on the bowt deals aud Munches served PUY. slount Veron ude Looks sau be pro- tred ot the boat, dor MAKSUALL HALL.—Samwe as Mount Vernoa Scbedtae sor week days: 98) cued $9 th Mi Fridays aad Saturdays, special moonlight exeur Siuns dows the 1ver to “ludian Head,” touching a Marebau Mali coins and np turuins, leaving Wanhotig- You at 6230 pa tine « returt wt 10 pata. Meais aad LuLChes at all Gunes at Macatind, Mail isos taurent. fare to Mareball Hall and try, children, etween 6 and [2 cars, 15 cents dhe populac aiid liable Steauer W. W. Corcoran will make river lavditgs as tut down as Glymont, jaudiux ut Mareiuis Mal ad returns. lewv tit ber whart duly, except Sunday, at 1U min, poLuruiug “t4 pam. Kound ty, 25 conn Sunday trips of the W. W. Corcoran to Marshall Hail Wall be announced weekly. | Sec advertinemer for cuarters ot Macni ter ali Corcoran, for either Mount L. BLAKE, Cay SEW STEAMER Bai diULDL bour to ali up niver Dixie at she Test @ecuety um Use Putomac: te Jing at Divie Landing. Kouud trip, Loc 10P nee Can te cue Lere UL UP Or Gown Tver. Joats of ail kinds tur hire aud waie, ONG. CUMBERLAND « >UN., uot of Fst. 10, + Ook of Sid wt. aw. STAGE EXCURSIONS. D™ W'S TALLY HO COACH LINE sth st ew. dvvund trip Ar oud 31a; Ue. Soldiers’ Mowe, 0 a.m, : ‘Cabin John Briige, Wed, aud dum,, 3 pe; soe. UMMER RESORI HE CHALFONT ‘On the Leach, S ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. th Carvlina ave, 2 A __E. ROBERTS & 80N8, LUE GMT. HOUSE WASHINGTON Co. MD. ow open. y apply ine setter or tu Perso SHAR NOR roils Hotel, baltimore, ILL-Lor HOUSi, Harjcr’s Ferry, W.Va, T, 8. Lovett, Prop’ Most beautrul Axation in Harper's first-class. Upen until Decenibe BOOKS AND STATIONERY Srory Lasp 3s a charming young folks book by Sy@- hey Gray, Beautifully dJustrated with 32 colored plates by Robert Barnes, I have just received it. Someofthestories are: THE WAYWAED CHICKEN, TUL YOUNG ALTIST, GOOSEYS GIFT, ETC. You can see it in my window, Price, #1 ROBERT F. MILLER, Bookeeiler and Stationer, #11-Gin 539 15th st., Corcoran Building, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, OTOMAC KIVER LANDINGS. 1HOMPSON, AMAL JOHN nly atid a deve owas eux Le second cabs, Bon For information, cu phew 25h” Norrotk axp otn rorst, On and after SATURDAY, AUG. 23. TALS, #2 ONE WAY; 63 ROUND Tar, Steamers Le th strect wherfat Spm. Tom nd Saturday, Sura: 10.00 p.m i ‘Telephone cali 1550, Landsat tewca inp gomy and ReturuMe. m.j%9-0m AKLEILLD" : +t. whut on MONDAYS. THURS Same BAilt bales am. k ADD AD abd SUNDAY cveninny Doncta Crees, Va, Loowardtown, Wedge wt aulerind: 5 Lis Lay, Ma, DP ASSCLIRET UCCOMLWUMLLOls Rirst-chass. COW. RIDLEY ; General Matucer, p AND VIRGINIA STLAM DOAT TGERT,” tcluin, tor Haltimore and landings ec, kVery Monday at 4 " POLK AND FORTRY wer GEO. LEARY, from ducedays and Fridays, at TION WITH BUD IC MELON. Fare: 92 suns wins at Hi. end O. tc 2s. ave.and Buwley's, 141 Whart. ‘tclepnove call pd Gen. Avent, RAKAUER PIANOS ‘by people of CUL’ t, Kuban's LEMP! K 3urds, more or less, of asphalt pavement, 3,500 square dards, more or lew of asy Lait walks, ald tor repair jug 1,500 equate yards, wore oF lens, of asphalt walks inthe public wroduds. "Attention is iuvited to acts of e ‘approved £ebruary 20, 18! vol. 23, pare shh tatutes at Larce. Forms aud specifications can be obtained Gt this office. “ihe United states reserves Tight to reject auy aiid all proposals, O, H E&NS tT, nlowel, U.S. Army. size sSSs mT Ww OF Prize Modal Paris Exporituon. indorsed by over 100 music schools aud colleces durability. Old Fianos taken Upright that cau take the place »: YFEIFE EK & CONLIF) HO}, CLAY. HE OLD-ESTABLISHED ONLY Tehable Keune xbd Varurel-LulL Cluirvoyant Detreiger sud Medium a this city. born with veal bud WoLderTul prop heuc giftos second sight; reveals <very bidden Wy siery; uae lost or stolen Lnugs reparsied togetuer; causes speeay rd oe gy pes Are iu Gout of, Ail business confidential Never Anown to ial Hours, 9 a.m. WS30pm Baudaya to Spm bittings, 5Uc. Parlors, 503 12th st. nw. #17-30 ME. DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL M Gitted sud German Astrologer iu the ¥ Heavy Comforts 74c., S7c., 81. ‘Dells all events of life. Office hours, 9 a.m. tov pan ADIES' CLOTH 'DKESS GOU! wide, _ okt Hokie —_ DS, pure wool, ram On Sunday trom 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. 410)) ¥th aw. Black 81) Sey PST Rar 1K i- Cea eee er reee | Maan nen: aoDeairanTee CARTER’S CASH STOR! with caul, bas wendertui power. Gives: —. Tndjucky dates. Dou't sai to soo this lady 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TRSt. ieetererne. i, oe A CASH PURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT OF ¢5 ME, UROOKE TELLS ALL EVENIS OF VALUABLE VREBENTS. euZ6 oe Dew dyi6-luw" 25, Hamers, Nyt adh ogee ee |___FAMILY _SUPPLIES. lish | Th reas tan ene rere Neoegea da" waa Ros Wisk Soe Dt bets The “MODJESKA," the Most Stylish Sling Sleeve Fy eee Sos Otiue “CHESTER.” Flan. Fitting and Neat; an | 5./Gine‘ 3 $ ine Stan Te Meck; very band- wpa QBARES he. “FAIR” a Garment, with Coat tiger, fr Mesos —. aoub! 5 Horny Liapise Ixsrmcuesrs, DECKER BLOB, eit ruvoe STLY ESTE} OLGANS > ESTEY oncaxs. MODEKATS PRICES, EASY IEMs. NOTARIES PUBLIC, LESS ashy SSeS