Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1891, Page 3

. J “CLEVELAND NOT THE MAN. Crawford and his confreres will place in nomi nation at Springfield. The open alliance, while FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR _SALE_LOTS. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN 00, WILL BUY sIX-hooM PR MQATL Vir ITy | POE SKLE-SPECIAL, BARGAINS TS, Tors, | Pom SALE-CHOICE LOZS IN MT. VLEASAN| Mi MARYLAND JU DG ES. ‘ONKY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS: O8 G st ear 22d. so. ALI: ‘The Feeling Against Him Has Struck the | also ardently desiring many of the more rdical | i . ‘& SON, ‘at lowest rates of interest on. estate ts " forms demanded by the farmer, is not so rr eee nse | Sta tet stenue: Qoanemncathanes go | Satay Mae pita gs SPE tune | MTA Be aes (tee eteeee Set one Sa |. mater ae ake ee Fictiecagg ae GE SEAR SUE, BEAUTE | $2,400, “PULTON LEWIS, ERG Pat ang FUSTICE Real Estate Brokers, WOOF st. Jolaee= | POR, GALES) SOUTHEAST CORNER 22D ee ato| peltion! action. Many of te tonten ae Poonse and pavaier Tee, eH. | FO2 SALE-BARGAIN AT tT. PL OR SALE—A DECIDED BARGAIN IN A undenial ! E, OG Fst. roou ae edustic SOR SALE—-A NON-RESIDENT HAVING for money has authorized us to sell his house on | Massachusetts ave. ne. uear 4: st. atthe very low in frame Awellinz: lot 100x175; near 14th st, | on Mass. ave. cara. E oli at once, $9,000, oF ‘and M sta. jot 18x75 feet. Price . £00k, ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHER | Convention of the Fifth Judicial LOT Wescort. WiLcox & HiEstow™ © | MGtatecuniy i sgautene gi apward at lowest ie u bet. Ist and 2d; 20 by about &3; my20-3t 1907 Penn. ave. and Oth and La. ‘ave. a ‘BR. A. PHILLIPS & SON, o . | altey. party wall; offered for s short time st $1.18 | See ee EEE | _mr-lae 1419 New York ave. District. F LITTLE BUILDING. ON ‘will (eet 200. PELTON LEWIS 1 te : : cag ELTON Le adit | “FOR SALE_On Maryland ave. bet, eth ang.pth ste MOREY To LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT AT CUR- strongly wedded to the party affiliations of years, and would be loath to associate them- Ives with a new departare whose potoney as fact that the western tide of popular disxp- Proval of Cleveland's attitude on the silver $1,000. DUGAN & BUTLER. oo F (OTC! s ‘SOx 122; lies nicely ; one of the best | waste: +hoice. ‘ibe. 3.5. WiMER B question has reached the south and it is dis- jitacal factor remains to be demonstrated. PPRA ME | -¢, + 09.42 on Md. ave.. 9.60n Est. : only $2,500. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, Se Ey : covered to beamuch stronger and an alto- | They insist that the most certain way for the price of @,.500.. Th ly fine lovation | Jp ORSALE_ON M TWO-STORY FRAME; | fj DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. nw. ‘45 FEET FRONT Exsylewee respecting Urior payBentS, nger sacl 1OW- pric hous window wo | lot 2 n for tw AND ONLY ABOUT 4,300 SQ. FT. OF G1 ; | ap2d-2un' LEK & RU’ PRFOKD, 1307 Fat.n.w SOUTHERN CLEVELAND eae inet setae mead, as | Range mom ans Cre ey cov ue | engrgu commanding ite; low to ere Ait - _ gett car k seep esietry re 1 | Ohio farmers to secure a balance of power im the next state legislature would be to secure Shout 70 feet deep, running throug to D st.” A rare | el to cars: no Mo EY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. PROMPT ittention to all applications. BWORMSTEDT & observer would have thought possible six | the nomination wither the democratic er 208. W,,, TWO STORY SEVEN- See. Oe eaitien {my20-3t]__608 13th st._ | BRADLEY, Ger Fst nw my i9-1m months ago. Indeed, it already looks as though | repubiican tickets of men agreeable to their im = DAVID D. STONE. 806 F st. v.w. nie te achance seldous | p? : bE a R SALE ONEY WANTED AND 10 LOAN—PARTIES Mr. Cleveland woul - teresta, ‘Then they could Teqeice from Ghee — = _ is is a chai i iensant, et to = = . Cl a asid en they could require frot J SALE_TWO WELL-LOCATED NEW HOUSES syns i COSTE, MTGE | Q FON SALE™In Todd & Browse Hloceted ot aE es hs between | dens hey sojoun can, aways nd eut-edse | Looking Westward for the Next] ™’ Aspaahbacae been candidates an absolute pledge’ for the support <a * 00 F st. nw. POR SALE40 iots in Meridian Hill; 45 cents up. ‘THOS. J. FISHER &CO,, | Hotes, secured by deeds of trust. 00.8 BAN smnisetion to concerned, i | <7 cach aneavares ob tho ference might Gemeeh, Pisiries toausiaiy pepe ee pee etee a et Uomble eights, peice’ per | _my20-3t : ea Fee vote Se ot. Democratic Candidate. the democratic national convention should |" Snother notable feature of the open llianes SR oF ope IDB. oe 27 8P DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. nw. Fydalt, BEAUTIFUL LOT, 40X12 FER m ON Vi DISTRI ‘meet next month instead of a year hence. Tar seven-tenths of ite {ust north of Kenesaw ave., St. Pleasants MONEE To Loa ON, APPROVED = Stan correspondent has noticed the growth of publican party. Had T this anti-Cleveland feeling in Georgia, Ala-| the meeting of the Farmers’ Union last Wed- estate. -Sloney in band. No time required to OR SALE—FINE LOT ON isTH ST. BET. N | cheapanda ‘at ate Nominees SLSERT Epos Massachusetts .. 68 feet front by 199 | _my2s-ut J. H. GRAY & CO. st. awe my2-Ln to llley SOs, MEDFENS & BON, Use Tail ste bow. Fo myst JOR SALE ‘Look at the STONE. soe i SALE—825 DOWN AND #10 PER MONIH | [> EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT THE THIRD PARTY IN OHIO. | pama and South Carolina during the last few | Betday indorsed * third parts pre nt the Jeolsit ‘will buy s desirable lot for residence within Lg D. freater portion this of BS OI ba n as in ‘SAFE AS U. 8. BONDS. months, and now he discovers. it enjoying a | fT°si ye $ den soar FXisestNontace on 1th bet. U and Vata. nw; | moO Tat KOA PNILLITS BON TSIEN Sve, AU PEE CUMS CEL ee Cay eowte 8S far cnet an here im North | es beceght inte claeece E ‘ rapid cing in Value, ‘OR SALE—TWO CHOICE LOTS, 50 FEE’ NT SMALL PREMIUM CHANGED. WANT TO SIT ON THE BENCH. Carolina, my 1 viewed with a Fr Pine i ry situated at the cor. of 11th and ei o 6.50 FEET FRO) ons can_ politicians consequently 4 it DAVID D. STONE, 806 Fst. n.w._ NW STN Fear nea property sitnated st the cor. matte page Shgrieen Sacuenias, SIRS each: terme to | 810. LOAN REMARKABLE CHANGE OF SENTIMENT. feeling of trepidation the proceedings of the SOK SALE—A VERY CHEAP HOUSE ON BS rae Fine tesklence site on Lest. bet, 12th and 13th ete, | Mult. Address a a 33000 ‘ON Republican Judicial Convention of Mary-} Leading democrats of this state, men who a| sonnei that the new party in Ohio Se, near 6th. » weil built brick ane | & BUTLER, Goo ‘my: D.w. : 26 feet 4 inches by 93 feet to alley. OK SALE—IN LAKELAND—I HAVE SEVERAL 1,000 REAL. land's Seventh Judicial Cireuit. fe will have only filiation with farmers Jar: heated by furnace; lot 25 ft. front. Odeep. This a “ Epa | Clisice lots on Washington Heights, of the best lots, which ean be, bought very chea ‘500 ESTATE. few months ago were the strongest kind of ave only indirect affiliatic ie 8 choice location: betweeu the avenue and Metro E ON HST, ete FE TWO FLANT & TURPIN, | terms easy. He EEANAGAN, 8p30-tr ‘THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. _| Special Dispatch to Tar Evexixo Stan. Cleveland men and who would not then admit | O*@anizations these open alliance men will not PPK Sate iSite ik seeuied tor S22 a). Price eh TOU or | —2VA0-TE Ee “RT| MONEY FE RQAL iN SUMS OF FROM 4300 | Bat-nxone, Jano 1.—The republican Judicial | fh wenn tag nee noe any otha | Sor ons aa ene een ae ae ere: OEE Benet roe REDS | FY Se Gea eran won| FOSSA wo 9g oc oo ngaiy? S88 “ELUNE SER Fue | convention fo nominate candidate for chict| mar for tas Tonnes Peet ae ke | iy an the Fpubiica ay herons grey easy terme, 8.0 Soest nw nye Lot co f 74; 180. sa, ., lots 20 to . = 3 : re at DAVID D. STONE, S06 F st. FH CAPITOL | (4:2neen bet. Payne and West. 14c. emi det: Queen | Square U38, lot 6, 54x115, Oe. apa-t uoF st.nw. | judge in the seventh judicial circuit will meet express grave doubts of the wisdom of such a Sou Gala pimeTGLins PROSEETS OF Wi re Toot ait dwelimapa cellar, ‘uf | MA Epes, UALLIS, Sie. NOBT, J THOMAB.™ | Rauare 748, lots 36. 57 aid 3 50, ;,, Reduced | ]\[ NEY 70 LOAN_WE HAVE ACONSIDERABLE | at Leonardtown, St. Mary's county, tomorrow | Nomination. Sid a leading democratic mews, FARMERS WILL BE ACTIVE. fe near ith; LE roouan in bat Tot SRIREV, | pean" SFE Serer aneains Price ant, | Mas fot aulet ans. CHS IBSANT CoTEDEB:, BOE on gostei ean” cn, nand * foam, instme to Pui, | at noon, ‘The circuit, is somposed of Prince sper man io me today: “So far ae my in-| Whatever may be the remit of the thind alley GAN & BUTLER, bow myvoatt” | POR SALE gin ae niytd-2w | ob food y George's, Charles, Sh. Meee sat Gan Preference goes, I am a Cleveland | party movement as applied to the candidates ae DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. 2. w. BARGAINS [RENTED wpb roped ek Sullaing pur: | })ORSALE—€5 SECURES 8100 TO @2001N VALUE, | — “ ear ant ar oka mates |™an. But, I tell you if this f © of | for ot ‘ Ep arenes at SEE a ee tntcee [eae Ee Ee | an Tne EES, | Ramiro ae | sree as a SS tess mn San a, Le bret Park, Scour and celery i SON os BH. WAREEE 2 Pescinkraet ported Sit and pays Woes MSSEE 0 JOAN AE SANDS Hs Tonen. | Wilmer, the present state's attorney of Charles | Wott and the Farmers’ Alliance decide against | into the legislative campaign, “his will be ts it DAVID D. STONE. 2. mach per = : ,, bankers, secured trust, a entata county, except Prince George's, which will send : never doin the world for us eularl: Ohio. V 2 aes Ok WALES my3b-8t" THOMAS A. MITCHELL. Gr F st. ‘M. M- PARKER, ty. "pt 8, nominate Cleveland for Ira 1892, | C&#€ particularly ip southern Ohio. Very many JOR SALE WILL BUY A NICE Bite ‘Sou’ hwest corner 18th and Lawrencests., two lots; mho 1418 Fst. | delegates for George C. Merrick, ex-state’s at- inate Clov ax Exeeticus to 1002. | of Gin astalienael wot 0 Sow amteneh adie hy a vo LEEW > Balee ook io sibey coma be subdivided to ad- FOR SALe-tors. MOREY 20 LOAN TN SUMS TOSUIT, ATSAND torney of that county. | Each county is entitled — — — a lew —~ nomination farmer#’ tickets. Foon for another hore Wery ouey teriae aw, y all: oniy $0,000. Q st. nw. 8 . H. WARNER & CO., Der cont, SoEDC. Feel evtate security the same number of delegates as it has rep- | Mor — ig She aoa So nen oP natey counties have aiready ui 1D D. STONE, S08 10 ant 000 each. 916 F st. nw. PALISADES OF THE aract for (The Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'wotties.) | Tesentatives in the legislature, 14 in all, and a8 country; here in North Carel d | Candidates for the legislatur these {OR SALE-LOW 202 17TH ST, BRICK. 9 LE 1OTS—i41H ST. NEAR B. I. aVE., POTO! : < =| Col. Wilmer has secured 10 of these, 4 from | °Untry: herein North Carolina tobacco ani | tickets will be required to be in aympathy with rooms, #4,.800: also 1034 Iikh st.. 13 rooms, nearly | Sxiz5. LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. Moti encartig Nt Sownue nies of neacett meus: | Charlesand 8 each from St Mary's and Calvert, | Cotton are kings of the industrial domain, and the farmers in many of thetr more radical de- ew, frail af 81,000. Will divide consmiawon: HOW- F'St- near 2uth n.w., 203120 = lay where the security {s rood. : his nomination is assured. Prince George's | if the tobacco growers and the cotton planters | mands and to be solid with the agricultural ine ae See Darah w.. Sele. BUX apie o_© GREEN, 909 7th et. n.w._ | will probabiy give one ot more complimentary | 810 Persuaded that the free ‘coinage of ailver | mands aos to bo nol w rl tong et 4 = - a ath Bw. 24x00, . M°°BETOLOAN ac cpwanp TO LOAN, ballote to Merrick and then go to Wilmer, or - mee their condition they will vote for | rusts © gund inemat Worsued Ailento man ‘auick buyer; oR SALE — PIERCE PLACE, NEAR 16TH ST. 205120. IN SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD. may move to make Wilmer's nomination by goede pel mallee [ET Eg penn vy wy tierer 9 ques ie cellar with 2-story brick stable eT ae cellar Urick. in fine shape; X8.2.; 00x149 to 30-foot alley. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT AT FIVE AND SIX PER CENT, acclamation. Ex-Congressman Mudd of Charles | Other, whether members of the alliance or not. tion means unalterable opposition to the re- St OOe APPT VID D. STONE, 806 Fst.nw. | “5 : NE To BRUGLL, TERRY & WHITE, Gea Sere eee and Internal Revenue Collector Hill of Prince pore ar dla Ry any danger per tio try | flection of Senator Jolin ome. faa USE ON I ST. BET i71H | [FOR SALE_ON PST OPPOSITE THE BLAINE Bw a oes George's were both spoken of as candidates apni torr ‘ ‘ Ferg rapa edie totatigt | Funston oe trtac bie Chee | poweste= : PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC 2 0. HOLTZMAN, fore the. primarics "were Iields and Studd we | © £0PG0 his nomination on the pars either THE MGMT OX ervaToR fiTERIA 208. REDFEBN 8805. G24 léthot.n.w. _Jel-St_ | mand the attention of homessekers. | LO fas Semeratee Ce ae te en bapcritsd |-FOR 9200. For e300. | =" a sts. 2. W._ | said to be vigorously opposing Wilmer in order ROW AnoUr HILL? It isan open secret that in many sections of FOR sae cacy reuse, su = SA MAWES {ots in Washington: size, SOs110toan alley. Fersous : | De oe terect On Herstioea Chee LOAN | to get the nomination himself. He has recently “see that Senator Colquitt,” continued the | the state members of the Farmers’ Alliance will ON EASY TERMS, _ Fishing to erect @ “house would do well io inspect ONLY #25 CASH Nagons, household goods or cther bereoual property: | denied this and Hill has long ago declared him- | gaiy.e = js fine hes tly gone to | Supportnoman formembershtpin the legislature cast FINISHED. A bareain at $7,000. ny30-2¢ OT MET ox} teeta teess 16 el matinee, tee Peineibel and interest pay im weekly ge monty self out of the fight. ie Candi ont chaeanat naa ulin tae bonnyl Who iL cote’ previously pledged himself to - : Ost N x. sy We. . mente; 0" Kees 2 i how. have previously pledged a wast tate and ail convenioncse, “These houses are | TSGHSALE-GHSTT ATE 70x SALE a eo pais.” Alain os ar fie, "Seba | Col, Wilmer i euily one men in the cent | rieht-hand. man, and. oven wih Hill hinaclf, I ork aud vote arate sherinsn fhe lester of red throughout and are bound to sell. Sow istue | (OR SALE-CHi T. Was, collar and stable: | pooperavie lote in Kalorama Heights, overlooking A MOST PROFITABLE INVESTMENT, ONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUM DESIRED aT | PoP’ reepes 5 bai Solauit sea “of | the secret alliance, who are at the head of the pce ee fatite er, AS, collar and stable | Lock “Ceeek Hoe, Tice ort ie tet, overlooking Mal entatene | The democrats have been very anxious to pre- | believe. Colquitt has been regarded us one'ot ‘Sue to get your choice. Located on Acker st. n-¢ Le- | near H st aud carettes. Owner on | §} = H. WARNER & CO. °° | Forfull particulars apply at once. jomeet rates of interest on appro etate sit- inath y will be | Cleveland’ cl r he has | Sherman opporition as well as the third paryy Eeyen Gn and 7th and F and F sts. | Price only €3.000 | premises 10th st. ne. mysost! bo BB. WARNES £00. ap213m 1416 F st. n.w.. Washington, D.C. pated within the District of Columbia; no delay be Hel hr ip they know he be a nd — yee ——* 1° = | movement in Ohio, secm unrelenting in'thet: each. For full particulars cail upon aC ; : ac yond time necessary tor examinat Prep- | the hardest man for them to beat. ready deserted him I am prepared to hear of | “ " ng te! cI x ER, SUK SALE—IN (AST WASHINGTON, A ~ 2 (OF papers; ume ible. | pursuit of the veteran Senator They ar 0 EN Tes | erty he as henna tints | Boe ren atte a ements | F* Bcc ann avo anpmonsage | oan HET TSE on pongo gird, Batis H's better ator’ sas te | ticks g Fok SALON ISTH ST. NW. BETWEEN S| OO Sag Bare enon OD BPPlication to abe lots; size ERS6 to an alter, PUN PE 298t; S22: |“ anege hers are tapsdie eave ee eT ane | <2 _ | _‘The clreuit, which composes all of the fifth | {ovoiad and will be tenets en policy may result they and T sts... elegant hay-window press brick house; | © = tienes 8, Spas ELECTRIC communication with CITY, MOREE 20 Loan ongressional district except A: Arenal . any P will surcly gain the balauce of power in the bine rooms uid bata and cellar. Price 88. G0U. FoR Se t create |, Weshave thechoice of lots in this locality at LOWEST in sums to suit, at lowest rates, aN oe republicca wet | £2 the farmers of the south und west than the | ill surely 4 this fall. Jel WALTEK A. BROWN, 1423 Pa. ave. now. 7th st. JOK SALE- CORNER LOT; FRONTING 105 FEET | PKICES and on MOST FAVORABLE ERAS also | € unity. FITCH FOX and Howard counties, gavea republican ma-| ex-President? That is a very important ques- —_— Reged POR SALE_ONE OF THOSE NEWRAY-winDOW on Mand 120 en Sth foog tbe subdivided to | A DESIRABLE SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE with one ase naa. lority of 580 in. the last congressional election. | tion to Mr. Hill, for however certain he insy be TE P SIONAL AGITATOR ON MAND. press brick houses on M st; between 3th anc dh sts. hae OME URRCARDTER, @13.15th st. | Notrouble to show Sraestse Micilates oan BASEN DARERHOWERO™ | Prince George's alone giving a scant demo-| of carrying New York slate he can never be | Que mentie chen Aron O% BA recent BeLae WALTEN A BHOWS- 13 Pa & 7 A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LoT ON | ¥°rfull particulars and plat can upon Successor to DANENHOWLE & BUN. ‘cor Sloction pootetlinc! die Mies coteen micnnl | elected President on the democratic ticket with- | parmers’ ‘Union meeting es tre roorline tr - Dye LIS only Wak. tateeeniith eee oe ae ER res aac: 4 | election preceding jese counties gave & | out the votes of the southern and southwestern < See. 2 20x80 to alley. ¥rice $3,000. : N ATCHELDER, republican majority of over 1,400. In the last | states, ance of professional agitators on the tloor of £ my 30-2t L. STARGARDTER, 613 15th « mh2n Corner 10th and G sts. n.w. H You B T —— ee — mgrenrren ed LOOKING WESTWARD. Il This professional agitator was not : SOK SALESONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE | =—=————— “ best fight they coul ving among other as ~ 7 4 to farmers’ movements alone. Pre : qttire.on Prviniwes.| : i ve You Bren Turrer y , : level 0% SALE_2-STORY GROOM BAY-WINDOW | *™auire on iremis Ny F abv toaliey, Priceoniyer oo, “4! STBURBAN PROPERTY. = a ke things in their favor a great many antago-| | “My opinion is that if Cleveland is stood | [ititionisis, proenbachers walkin ulelowetee epee 2h smear W mew. srent, $18; price, | POR SALE 1S ISTH ST NW. -O ROOMS AND Le STARGARDTER, ora 15th st. | ——S a x | pause sid Une oes Pee eam Walk oF Hidethere. | nisms against Mudd in his own party, the bit-|aside no other New Yorker will be taken up. | from the labor unos sad anak jielcentos OTs a yood investinens | yp WAGGAMAN. re. HC. Very cheap at $72 000 = = X A LOT IN THE “sHERW - | Besure and take your purse there. ter hostility to him of a great many democrats | The democrats have been taking their candi-| well known to Ohio reformacary movements os < : wo. Fees B' iN SHERWOOD" SUBDI-| “Nothing sold on time there. Everybody trestedalike ° Jel-st Corner 14th and G'sts. “st 1. R. BKOORS, 616 12th st. nw. Lots in Shannon place, Anacostia, on easy terms ‘egemrimee = aes who had previously been very lukewarm | gate from New York or New Jersey for nearly | Were present in profusion. Noticeable among Jpon mL Fh S805, BRICK HOUSE ON H ST. SE wer: auuty dor sal Ipvestors Of easy access to VISION, Lier cule akdenuee toward Compton and the very valuable lever: | a quarter of acentury now, and Lave not ses | them was John Stow of tin, wy led al In the northeast. two-story and, cellar brick: six cet a 2. oms and bath lot 20 by 120, » "ol = siness 7 fe which the now registration law gave them. | succecded in getting but one of them into the | Most every new departure in’ poit in Obi Foows adi Wath. mera, rented at ‘$25.50 per month; sg ground worth the money, ons Le Falls Church, Va, lar det i last they will still have, but as far as per. | White Houses Policy, I should. aay, would ee au See pepe pe : 3D siravie Tots o 5 sonalities enter into the campaign they will all | prompt them to eo nett for thn Tthietime, | best known as the father of t greens ayant cheer sry Sor OSU EE ae | crite ths acai martbat, on 9c. Oth al T For terms see Country Real Estate, Iris the only place inthe chy were euces faraish | be in Wilmer's favor rather than against bin, | frgmaPt tuem to go weet for their man thie time, | Post Known 9a the father of the hiv green, ik SALL— 3 BEER, | Boamistake can ti mune in investing” in this section; Po RY chiawenauees ns “ as his popularity is far above the average. Ilinois would become an available candidate if | Who mingled freely with the * was Dr. re ee ee NG LR OES | cal ee oe eave B. and P, depot |, TBF felt soll Oak Sideboard, #12 14 else- THE DEMOCRATS PROMISE 4 a0 a he Mere not so old. Gray of India ie a good | HL A; Thompoon, who wns candidate for Vico rice NORTHWEST. kaw me in will leave 7 where, 818 They sell Refrixerators, $2.75 to 830. | ‘The democrats will make the biggest kind o n and so is Voorhees, love to vote for | President of the United States on the prob “ B. H. WARNER & CO., eee ly ce 1209 a. ‘Matting, | Tugs. to fo. Exice’ Decok aed Laan . to allow any | Voothoes. tion ticket headed by Neal Dow. ‘The effec qot 916 F st. n. 1123, 20th, st. bh. Or, ne lots on Pst. bet. 17th and 18th | _*' LE Chain, a8. Handsome Folding Bed: bevel mien | ® fight and say they don’t inten Dr. T eshrewd wire pulling was ap- E and 2 ee a pint ples : — | Chain, 48, . bev 5 i be elected. CAN CLEVELAND RIGHT NEMSELY. an 31.000 | $3., rar Duvont Circle; 24x feet to an alle “| POR RENT-A FEW ROOMS AT BROOKS’ MAN- | Inad0. #8. Folding Beds, nice fuish; #8. Fine Oak | FePUblican to be e a : : parent when the resolutions were read and the Only £5,000 fer a two-story and basement brick on 000 | $2.50 per foot. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., sion, Brookland. June 1. JeLK*_ | Suites, 850, 865, $75: sold elsewhere,¥75, 800, 8100, | Col Wilmer has served two terms as state's ‘But remember, I don't count Cleveland out | pivrticu orplegpombeam wees os eee my30-3t i324 Fst. n.w. | POR SALE—LOTS, ALEXANDRIA, VA. Leonard's Retrigerators under the price. Wire Doors, | attorney of Charles county An — #| of the race yet. Things may change. This «il- - 00.5 “ st. bet. Henry and Fayette: ste Fi ee oe faithful and efficient officer. Each time he was | © e ayer sian comebaies ot : wn 1 my30-3¢ 916 Fst. a. FOR SALE Ta tots om Kew Hamputing | $0: TREES GE Bee Mote eee pation arpa am Ruutic fawn | nominated by acclamation. His resignation | YF ¢raze may find rope enough to hang itself = . pane Spl Por sare— Set ptgal Tavins a fromease OF 100 fect onthe campehtre | Duke, 17x111-5 (nine), 8300; 17.Ux111.5, €310, Benches, 81.50 to $4.5 it Wire Cots, 21.75, eh ng | i ._ Besides, the tariff question is | WHe wursed a wrong and sought public expres- ‘2 business on th st._near Q st. n.w.: sooo 16088 snd HSE Sab O | BY pe MNBL Hrymtaceot 105 feet on the aventoand | BER LO at ne eoON: 17 BENIL-B, 910. OLDS, All‘bats Natives, 40 pound, $8.50, Guried | from that offce will probally lesrelt jogos bog- | Ss years tae. | Besides, the tari quent nd ite | *10n of it than it did of a convention which ex- a Bsieet on Sst. Price, #250 per foot, eta far as the republicans are concerned, | OU: effective weapon am land its | vt : SE na ecmens, Price, €),000. b hy an 4, (Gr. -4,400 ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. fe myi0-St_ | Hair Mattress, 30 pounds, $12.50. Koll-up Steel Bed | ing as far as aw ition ¥ greatest champion. But he must get right on | Ptcted to go actively inte politics with any Cag BW WARS EH & CO. my30-3t Fe oa a | Eien MC EAD OD ADR GEA, | Sings. €1.30, AlLeteel Woven Wire with 110 eal | Zhere are only three other republican lawsers | EFeatost c eee ee ee o0l Ceeat onmme. : 100 ee eae SEE EIAUTTECE, TOE 20x ON A9TH | conta, Mali PRO. d gt» Nex 10 room md ath | springs: book fold, 80.90. Initial Tumbler, boautfal | there, ex-Judge Frederick Stone, ex-Cong: {Pe silver question somehow. if he is to become eh pon SALE f! s. between Hand 8 sts. n.w. Hrice, 63.00 er | fronui: fronting S23 foot on sth Week Priee Sir GOe | engraved wreath, 10s. GClear Tumble for ise de | Man Sydney E. Muddand State Senator Adrian | the ate ide = Brick: Broome Phe sag” TOMO and attic | Hist Bh mf Ti foot.” ENS Se Gseo cae lane ree et AGek Remmodk, Se.oe ant GLa Site oe. | Perey, asenal ahem io wel available. | |The above remarks define the position of | A POLICEMAN'S QUALIFICATIONS, eae ss be herds _my20.3¢ belesaaplianr ° for eit property, will be rented after, June Tages, fully uphoistered, nickle trimmings and para- | Judge Stone is probably too far advanced in | Ron-alliance democrats generally in this #ee~ ‘Por SALE—CORORAN ST. OR SALE-LOTS———_ PRICE | ROSEN, or at 1006 Pa. ave. ‘sol, $4.85 to The Largest Size Cedar Tubs, eeiar | tion. They say that if the silver agitation is Years even if for other reasons he cared to ac- Yay an I A nena ene pet. Ci 56-piece e i for an office after | kept up Mabomet must go to the mountain if |4® Important Decision Rendered by the shire ave.. an ehant new three-story brick Hillyerave. bet. Conn. ave, and 20th st. 56-piece Tea Se*s cept the nomination for so smal a 82.98 to $10. 100-piece Dinner 23.00 | #08 SALE—SMALL SIX-ROOM HOt) F Ki ? = 5 ant i comes apparent that the mountain will not Court in General Term, ‘Fooms, cellar and alm.i.; rented for 850 foge fh. ae ‘000 Piero ‘Miadison st. 2B. Ww 20x00... ‘and carriage house; one acre; bearing trutt | 87-98 to 820. erything for the house at one place. | his long public serv ice Congress, on the sve hien, Ary pov vfcatanticong Scheunet will do a TERRY & WHITE, 424 ind 426 0 W aliey: far. EN East sicit Tut frees and grapes; xood water; on the heizhts opposite | Remember the name and place. court of sppeals and in other exalted posi- 4 - - “ my 1h14 Fst. now. 1,800 Stuble, aliey bet iSth & the new bridge across the Eastern branch; about three H.C. GRASTY, tions. Ex-Congressman Mudd, afters:coming | Bothing of the kind. Cleveland is too “inde-| rx-portcrmax mUTTON’s SUIT To R K SALE_NOKT SIDE OF KENYON ST. BE Boy ass fea 000 BUSUEE Bear emits Price $1,800, Andre DOUBLE stones, Fame date a position which oa pee G's | Pender) for Ghat. ““Whet inwriteac rie | ARE DECIDED mx mus Favon—ra Eg “i ith mw. preti Y 5 ae SasnnnEEEEEEEEEEEEE eel — af i ‘ich onl a ? eS ie ee po gl le s Fosse 2610 and 1512 7h wt. nw., bet. Panag, | SME than a position which only pays £800 a | Feader) fo KAVY SERVICE CLAUSE NOT NOW BINDING Om MELULL, TERRY k WHITE, 5 ‘ te N. C. ave. bet. Stitand 10th ste DELIGHTFUL AND VALUABLE LITTLE SUB- —s aed , But, according to Senator Carlisle, this silver | THE DISTRICT CoammssIONERS. my30-3t 114 Fst. nw. B sts, bb.0r.1.500, fh. de. ~-----20200 | “teot front, 40 ft. deep... URBAN PROPERTY OF 135 ACRES, Our only terms cheap for cash. ‘quish his senatorial honors for those of state's ng . aw = oie ‘The above is only a portion of the property on my ave. bet. 7th and Sth’ "a. ey Adjoining the handsome Don't doubt till you try. my27_| attorney. question is likely to be settled for the time be- — Fee. SORT PRESS-BRICK PHO. Books, Eo full beceall at offes for baietin eed Ou UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS AND” BUNKER BILL % ‘The democratic nomination will in all proba- | 88 before the next presidential election. In In the Court in General Term today, Judges all mi; price $9,200. ash payment only 81,000 OR BALES = NOW SUBDIVIDED, NEAR BROOKLAND, Tue “Serrxor Cunrycoms, bility go #0 Judge John P. Briscoe of Calvert | ¢.reomt interview Mr. Onttisle predicted that] wooo. ona Semen, the lator Gelivcsol the (All) TLER & KUTHERPORD, | ee HOME. THIS IS THE CHOICEST SMALL PROPERTY IN | A comb that combines the strenstiect metal with the county, who has held the place by the ap- | Congress would pass the free coinage bill next Be spil-Se* i Se est bargain in Le Droit bark; 7 rooms; all to alley eae LEE THIS NOW MOST ATTRACTIVE AND elasticity of a brush. ‘The flexibility of the loo intment of Gov. Jackson since the constitu- | December, before the holiday recess. In that | Pinion of the court “in the case of Harry 8. POR SALE—BEAUTIEL NEW SSTORY BRICK | modern improvements: new preas-brick toee bows de 12th bet. Md. ave. aad G's! ale, Wx ‘POPULAR SECTION. fakes this, comb. wonderful.-device. "A el | ointment of Gov. 4 | case, unless President Harrison vetoes the bill, | Hutton against the District of Columtinin @welling, 1n0) Toth ts 13 rooms and barn | MOTE, Improvements: new prese-brick trout 0 : 4 BEAUTIFUL HOTEL (TO BE BUILT CLOSE POINTS. “It 1s.a8 softas a brush.” because the loops —— expiration otaugs Stone nie more | Scene je—pogdin “recaryeey mare inser at tus semphitaass. Who eanpaanann® Foom: ail latest up. : firsclass in every respect. For | °%! well-built house In every p . x jt aie giuaand enable the combing surfére to ret down into | than a year ago. He accepted the appoint : largely uC omplainant. The compl ESHER ES ATER Op! Gosh fe Seraaeess | pat Seto, Gaetan Bhat Fee ee TATA EAL BARGMINS 18 LOTS" | wor axpcold WATE. ALL IMPROVEMENTS, | wehollows and, slip over the elevations. te the wrvat | move itis auld, with the promise of the howt, in the snericempaign, The impression scems | was appointed a policeman on June 4, 1s, and 2S ebow. “Uy Tye j SB Pent at @00 per mouch. | On SALE—ON D ST. N.E. NEAR4TH, A VERY | TW0o! those fine lots on the wuth side of N.¥- Piece inside 3c. per foot and include Hon of the coils readily trees them irom all dirt and yates ike | legal expiration of ten days. Mr. d's | lowing, and the question was raised im Frtce, EO ahi) Pretty rfess taick 0 fone gurl Bathe to, oho ete Ne'Cape am Hat he expensive fuapeovene bait, -Afcleans fore qugeter ander than other | ge. He las served “most acceptably. Like | legal expiration of ten days. 3 Marlin; Sua be Wa aa a a eee — weil Se"_ TYLER & RUMERFORD. 1307 F st-__ | ag250toalicy; price @000. E-'T. BENTO & SON, Cee re Ground in close proximity selling 8 to 15¢. per foot. | combs,” because tt hus 340 tceth # Lich ie tar tee, | Cal. ilmer he is young, vigorous and popular, | Ste would then. it seems, depend upon whether | the case by the plea o! ie Distric Fok SSLE-G ST. NE NAR 10TH, A PRETTY | O17 12th st. nw. myo oct OE ale A delightful Lome and greatiy enlarved future value. | and because it “does not grate hacshly over thee two-story frame cottage.” roots: ‘pok saLe— t 402100 to (25) DESIRABLE TWO-STORY | FOR SALE—16T LOT 20% | _my20-3t -B. = =; rt} th, | the southern alliance men would be willing to | that the plaintiff conld not recover his puy be- = ST._WE OFFER A SEH, O08 13h at. | face," but accommodates Moelf to any snd ali parte ot | 414 Will Probably poll the full, party strength. | the nouilicen, alliance men, would conditions. eg : fier eodhow Fs 4 100 on I6th st. south of Hamcock Cirel = oe f a horse, from his ears to lis heels. ““It isa very strong | The office of state's attorney seems to be re- cause at the time of his appointmeut he had Saiy 63.000: terzs cary er SPOCUTe. Jot TaR1UO to ancy Pics Sac ee Sth Bs | Uo Nr per foot. Wil. He SAUNDERS cot Uy ‘FOE SALE ex) LIS VIEW LAND. | snu'well-mnde. comb,” since the coll iamde of very | garded as a stepping stone to judicial honors ines sauionieniasinr Soin: aaa MERRILL, Thy & WHITE. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, miy)-#,mn. W-3t Fst. tw. _ | Located on LINCOLN and SOUTH aves. adjoining | 01h spring stees, and the shank is cast maileaule myS0-3 Sg? iy a es SOK SALE-3D ST. NE. Nan E. cap. ST. ass SCapware: fet iz to | Ag PTese Uriel “ ure; lot ZZ tO | nese Capitol; lot I! dey : Femi or @W0 per ts Price pony | MERE GaLital: lat SS OTERRILL, TEM WHITE | LON £508. 1 my30-3t 314 Fst iw. ve. and Gth ant | in southern Maryland, for he, too, was filling | y¢ i bidis, iownver: dhaib Ghana io | Roteerved in tho army or mary. The plaintift, that office for Calvert county at the time of his | _Tt 8 Possible, however, that the democratic | by Mr. A. B. Duvall, filed a demurrer and the appointment. He is a son of James T. Briscoe, | Candidate will be called on to make himself ac-| ease was certitied for hearing im the general = 1 Ft. Motning | and uli parts are riveted toxether. teeth do not ‘ave. QOK SALE— the recentiy made out of part of EDGEWOOD vy | Sip! parts are riveted toether. - - tn a hanssome resitent locality, a good jot g0x120; | ith. HASH and others, Wheresules are Making st | Petd,outor shane! trom Rough usar, beating of On the west side of 20th st. Ju of ‘ave. c. Ber. $q. too! ES cellent "s Me ‘reaso a _ | i o and near Dupent Circle: present imrovcncens tested | 3 “Su'CESS THAN Te. TER FOOT. fureht: Iniuracd byeapeneand thetmeaserarsehers. |WHO was secretary of state of Maryland | ceptable toa portion of the alliance voters by | orm in the first inetanrs Yor 6 per mouth. Price, #3 per toot. ‘The eround is generally above wrade: ts very near | Baie had of ware, Larness, feed and grocery | under Gov. Hamilton, chief clerk to sécond | a declaration of his views on the subtreasury The question is, according to the opinion, x THOS. J. FL HER & CO.. ECRIAGTON: Hes ECT RIG Rae AND | sores. A. DEPUE & SON, Flour ahd Feed Dealers, | Assistant Postmaster General Knott in the lat- | plan—not particularly thi: ‘K DWELE- i 1 cepecial bill, but | whether section 854, B.S. D. C., has been ree ALE et nS es CEE ee ea iy thie rapidly growing | ole Amen, Siband SUH Stine uy NT ter part of the Cleveland | administration, atter plant” whic it involves. “Grave doubts Sain rptemenpte ee ee eta “4 . a “<§ SALE section and miUst vecoute very Vala abo Be rege Fs Hiaeecky asa lot danse Ss) veraparye te Mgt sonality of nee | Peated by the e 1, ISTH. Sectio Two Rew three-story bricks on Ct near3d n. POWESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, Cured only through 3.8. wists, wy gale wire teh hotabeney i grcal pet eckeyrreemerveeges fo a i gk 0 te am altey , £9,000 197 Pa. ave. aud Oth st. and La. ave. esis. | Berxeney, law partner of Gen. Knott in Washington. 8 Ts REAR CAPITOL, 5 Ranaoiph bet, ' ‘OK SALE— BLOOMINGDAT.E—FOR SALE, 2 k Lisp, B. myI0-2t us present bill, and alarge percentage of the al- | %4is drawn from the act of August 6. 1861, Judge Btiscoe’s only opponent is C. C. Ma- | fiance members not only oppose z tis on : 0 =e . « this particular | and March 3, 1867, and provides person DAL: A ‘eristered Trade Mark, gruder of Prince Georges county, who was a j bill, but object to the’ principle of it as well. | shall be appointed policetann or watchmue wh itroom btick: cuton st, bet HAVE “HAD PL. WITH 3 c y bi Pr P ho = ume $6,500 Tee bet ictal’ F dioice BLOOM Nepal Lan eee candidate at the time Gov. Jackson made the | ‘This fact is causing some feeling in the ranks | has not served in the army or neve of the FA trestor frame on N st, between dtlend th sts AT FIGURES WITHIN THE 2 appointment and has been ever since. ofthe alliance men, and President Polk's paper | United States and received an honorable die ist) B. H. WARNERS ©). ery econoinical point near D Ree ERS Ee €40 Gallon, $1» Quart and 50c. a Pint. CANVASSING THE COUNTIES. here, 7 Waskieee Forme, and De. Se- charge.” my--3t DG Pyne. g sq. ft., with room for 5 or 6 houses, BLOOMINGDALE is new subdivison through cune 5 nngton Economist, the nutional or-} The court says the first clause of this section Fon sac __ | F Handsome new S-room press-brick dwelling on "The above property is all Bw, bd at fent | which North Capitol st-and the electric railway are new Mr. Magruder has made a canvass of every | cine s Washington Ea several spats over the | was one of the provisions of mnacr ohne Qt, letween Sth and Oth ste. n.w., frame base; | SEU, Saude sts Bw. :Rewly payered througuout: | enance or bitilises or parties Wants wee seein Gea tas omers, SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO JAMES THARP, county in the circuit. He expects, of course, | Suestion r ¢ , eee Jot 152100. "Price $3,100. Reated Per tnen: | Very convenient to cars. schools, inexpensive hoine lots, 3B. WiMEne CILDEKS for renting, selling or howes = t y his own county and has expressed him. | 2ac2tto2- tablished the police force and gave authority 1 ™ * pH WAUSERE CO Se ee my Zt G08 13th st. 7 invite especial attention to ON apll3m 818 Fst. sbetei! a ‘pressed hit Lhe Economist has characterized those who | to the board to make rules and regulations fae v6 ARNES & oa 4 = ALLY ECONOMICAL LOT OPENING AT self as very well satistied with the way in which oppose the bill as traitors to the alliance lake one government and discipline of my 20-4t Foe SALE-620)— THE HANDSOMEST ON “THREE STREETS that will take six houses, he was received in Charles. Like Col. Merrick,the “aie wer r ° an als BUILDING SITE the ground for which would cost but littie iy cnaeat 10 was dite tock Bee ~wthe | and in league not exactly with the devil, but | the offi provided for their appoint. Gpposite the Hearst house ‘on New Hampshire ee ay SqUARE OF THE $1,000 per house. Very nicely situated, The cheap TA republican barriers 2 See eno aes ‘he | to their mind the next thing to him, viz., Wall | ment and method of re val. “In short, .. & handsome large residence with all inodern fa- MVE. POINT IMMEDI. | Piss ground in this rapidly cnbancing section. HE AmmontaTED _———* is = — popgeann J street. The Progressive Farmer has informed | the judge says, “thut statute provide cilities and elegant appointments; the location is ‘1 OF =e LAXD | STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND RENOVATING | already has one of the judges on that circuit, | the Washington organ that it has no power to | a aplete scheme for the on ‘specially choice. a )OK SALE--THE FOLLOWING TRACIS OF LAND K Judge Brooke. The friends of Judge Briscoe | read ra r euci " a iS THOS. J. FISHER & CO. Tox OF within threo miles of Wesinton ate oD WORKS, AAS) he Seekewhak plavenan arte ce read men out of the order in any such way, | and government of th a8 a sep Price _my203t kts F RHODE ISLAND AVE, | excelle nf, submrban homes poultry.” mitt or garden 1708 and 1710 Est. n.w., tha eiatvaar ers bape fear —— = all silence men have a right to think | arate an d independent the muné s. MST. fart acres, Mostly cles 1. Groom house, large r “: ‘SUe | as they please this question. eT 1, pal institutions of umbia, Fan ee trance Fe wi bar araiencerwentiy bait andteun- |. CONTAINING Ln ogLanE peer. | sugltalMadk ted cdi tt tOMs cate | Are doin the bat kindof mor Figen of tani | OU, Cubvamt Magrudes is making wud argue fa spite of tho fact that fis woe Prosiaoat | Lifts to be obeersed Get the tte of > FESO HOOM ms tS fautig doeated om the weal deo unit | INCLUDING JAREING CONTAINS OVER | $180" per cre Sedewes, 880: 44 acres, €N0; 7 acres, Wilton, Mogietteand Axminster. be) Rates, downs man with the paltry honor of @ few | Polk, isa subtrensary advorte sioners was to be appoiuted by the President by Ricide and rear alles. rice, betwen Gedo |. FISHER & CO. ONLY 1,968 SH IS TO BE PAID | and trees, #50 per acre. 40 acres, G-room house, beau. | #35 Fe pe Go, Miitional if cleaned by {henew | months or the bench by executive appoint-|° “pie report was widely published last Jan- | and with the adv J consent of the Senate. 'STALGAR DTER, 613 my ey 14 Fst. now FO! titul shade trees, $100 per acre; actes, 10-room Teas, ‘renovated Carpets taken _up ‘and. laid, | ment, particularly when he has given good uary that Senator Vance owed hi: p-election “InP this ee! ue Of organization and <D MN, i Pruw 8a AME HOUSE, 71011TH NT FOr WINERS DUS EAI, | loinc hoes, eater aoe ten geoemtoNe, Over | Ltew orders at mats offer tok and iF Eee aek; | service and is walling to, bear he brant of | | by the alliance logislature to the fact that he | government was abandoned and Conerow he ory bay-window brick: Grooms and beasts ate ne te rood, alley: suitable for two | A et | eal crown 40 scr BE AOD eee wotee, Uthtna “star; Thos. 3. Luttrel dry gone: cor. | Yory hard and doubtful fight in a republican | jad promised to support the sob ge a eet he | gover of June 1, 1878 (20 Stut., 102, ¢. 190, ee Fee. ae ee tery ee eed rae Lee new in one, | OR BALE BARGAIN-LOT IN will sell lows | gute tox} ucres Marat hates ase) ees At SLOW) per von; Mo HN atter nd | district. It is proper, they say, that in all in- | ‘This is very far from the truth. Senator Vance | mermed the police establinlanent in what was “ny30-2t L. STARGARDTER, 613 ith st. R.C. MANGUM, —_| mnust be sold at once. IB. WIMER, ful view of city and river, larve trees, $100. per ac - iDterpriae Dey Goons tees | Stances the man who has been appointed to any | made no such promise. On the contrary, he | intended to be a comy system of govern- ee ALE eee tT my2oat Ye 8 608 1STH'ST. gil oneary ters, "Person ells shen do view lan a — —— for alanine pence wong) be given | has absolutely refused to su port the sub-| ment for this District, trating in the SALE =e > : > *: panes ‘Of charge. Bend for list of 200 other. places : e no! m unless there is some rea- " vr in i 7 district Counuissioners the por F Zatory tame, every mt Pod ee PORN AVES Nor SIS Nate aot eotncy uit Fon ‘and subiivise 4M, MEWMTER, Memes: | Son against th, This bas evenly boon regarded sitationanty ee ad py ees car meando yr | Bet. and basement br.. all c 19th st. nw. 10.000 | Use Just betne completed: price Very reasonable: OWNER HAS LEF me CETY, | Genesee em JAMES E. CLEMEN’ Telephone 804. my13_| as sound political doctrine, but the friends of - he ley + ee 4 ed ¥ z for th 01 ertect > E jo sult. 8. sore mn undinys, shrubbery: fruit: cottage. - LENTS, a ianb earees z d 5 ing | Structed by the legislature to vote for a consti- | them and giving for thar more perfect per- fet Secon teams Met ne eo ae Sh bend em This is the cheapest piece of proverty wow fornaleta | _my20St 1 ot. mw. sya TEANGA Ke OO AFHER, | Magruder are making capital of that very thing | {ational bill involsme mews of nee Principles | formance enlarged and additional powers (Bek aud cellar brick, Q et. near S.J. avicw: J irick irunt hotem 82h Mo anna Soh Teck at ae, | Musto polar subdivisions "J. Pe POH BALE AVE SOU SEEN 1HIS SUBDIVI- | ” Visiting Cards printed frou plate. Zoe; per 100. And their example is being followed elsewhere. | of the sabtreasury bill, he would fell in duce loff agt. District, 4 Macke 185 U. 8., 240, Py ee have all "modern impro' Ol SALT ECKINGTON TOF, — | way downs tore oma 3 kn ig ES | 2S Thay say ‘hat this is an office to be filled by the | bound to obey such instrections. Dat sho | "ite third ecttion of the wow aot case ae Seine kas lchters, tiled vextbul BE a ona LOTS. ECKINGTON the | st. BW. ny: people = mata tarel — a centrali ane legislature did not “instruct.” the District Commissioners to abolish any 2st. brick. 10th near Q nw. aes ‘on easy terms. BF RAS fact wust not be overlooked that ECKINGTON PROF: | px 5 TE 5 AN. oF Power in the hands of the governor that he office, remove from othee, &e. The sixth sec- 2 decutitul cor, on M vet. eh and “ith — ~ ae ERTY OFFERS SPECULATIVE AND HOME SEEK: FSi.e inightial ldstastioss BOUNDS AND & Ak ge ._ esa Paget should be allowed to take this right away from E cao ghetto tion provided for the abolishment of the bend a Nery reagonabie gure JOR SALE-A FINE DWELLING IN Tue pest | ING EURCHASE Its i endsoimer ground tanany 81 | jor suisier b. Thadenatting wate Of MES, | | these in the Police Codre toda tere cating | them by appointinga man with the understand-| The “situation” in this and adjoining states of police,bond of school trustees on July 1,1874, Rete eae eG Tesislence nection of the city. K st. near Coun. sats me Bde nus JULES DIEUDONNE. Bladensburg, Md. my19-11n* | witness in the Police Court today in the case of z 5 cellar bri: C 2. wariy new and of first- ‘Tt IMPROVEME: SQ. FT. LEUDONNE. Bladensburg, Md. a ing that the party is to support him for a full | may be summed up in these words: The demo- | of Pevice-Pond 0 re . bay ALE—VAL E ED-AND UN: z ; and collar brick, I bet. Othand sth nw. OF diveke Ee Re Ee ARE PMPROVED AND UN- | Edward Adams, who was charged with larceny | term. By any such arrangement as this, they ‘ad bath, furnace and all modern conveniences, am n , T powers and duties with is crats, includjng a large majority of the mem- | power to employ officers and agents and i530 ET RAISER, Hoom 4. Atlantic buildine’ | athonetdto il thinatalow price, Cala ite othe | ELECTRIC RALLWACTHreM ‘TO perant.|~ Roe Bees from the person. Male tices fake ae Tinlly Room allowed £0 ners of the alliance, admire Mr. Cleveland, ap-| 0 adopt such provisions ws may be ‘Decemary POR Sake _ALERARDELA, Ya. GOOD Twa) Gpmouns wrmecnd vemd te eels eee | ine SORDIVISINE TicHrED Bi omg vg erie town: kuowase | _Burebe is a citizen of Montgomery and is at | DA ree saa pty Kemmey of fifteen | Prove of his late administration and would like | to carry into execution such powers and duties, six-room house on Columbus st.: niceis| Wo og Ge Nou Lites A aes BY ELEC: | te -Stinthicum. or Dent Places hee wey snore ae sent a clerk in the census office. sk fies sm | tosee him President again. They, therefore, | Ihe effect of this grant had been considered ‘tiroughout; lot 1810) to lett aiey:, priced 229 nt uinctes Rat = eet pret waiies Years, in addition to the unexpired terms for t that from present indications he is not | and he quoted from Mr. Justice Brewer in the WASH'S DANENHOW bi! JOE SACE_AT 4 BARGAIN—TO CLosE ay Fs. | FEW MIN IDE 10 ALL GOVERNMENT ney. ch |” Friday night he had been crinking: and he | which they were appointed. ‘ hey coe 1d hope that | Eckloff case at some length when the question <yOR _Cor. Ithand@ate_f tate. house 1116 sth st. n.w. ; lot Zoxiw); will rent 3. B. WIMEI 608 18TH ded. 3 strect on the south, | and Adams went over to the mall, where they likely to become the nominee, an pe ss = Mpay Well us an investment if Louse is unproved. Ry ST. , Lane ‘TWO OTHER JUDGESHIPS. the condition of political affairs may yet be-| was as to the power of removal, and Judge yt Et a yee LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 120 Patenew. | my2eoe eg Soe Gocupied ‘ene Of the sattecs, and while there | /aa..°5 as seoother judgeships to be filled in | come auch as 4 take him the available cands. | James eaye that’ the reaconine of the Supreme Bear 4h st. Buc, ix Toms, beth and all wod imape TE—475 MISSOUMI AVE. N.W., ONLY ALE 'H AND GSTS. | tains about 230,000 square feetof land and is improved | Burche claims that Adams took $13 from him. Wade parking, price, $4.4"). SS, 200, S-story and basement brick dweiling; 1 2 by 116 to alley ; will subdivide to great ad: rh ASH'N DANENHOWER, i my Court ually applicable as to the powers - 7 een i in $300 bail Maryland at the next election—one in the | date next year. vw oe P rotory and baseuvent rik dwelling: i and cheap at's1.10 per foot, on caay'termna’” | Cotedieusas huss wanson, with ail modera | | Judge Miller held Adams oe ; i jon—one i ‘in the event that it isfound necomary toturn | of appointatent, and demonstrates thet thecene ‘andes SHOWER. teens massa BROOKS GAB Sethe. | Waloesther ie wos ttratve homola the Diser, | 6F@R Jury. . yee sor Ateginays Wacktors | down too ca-Prasteent,tuecs somae bs toes | aiatonems wuss ten tommn te eons eae [Por Sc TREE LITTLE six Koow BECKS SWOKMSTED? & BRADLEY. Frnver Boalt tify dcop to Anton aiet cheavart | wilevpens from ihe picts. No uote dards" | wiatne's Name Appimuded ta Charen, | ton and Carrols tot ricd eee aang centralization of opinion just now on any par- | limitations which bad affected the system Ferg for $11.50 each. Wi OE a, near B; only 97 deep to Lo-foot alley; cheapest ial Name h. | i % Gorman, Hill, Gray, Voorhees, | Which was done away. The language of the op Cailan st. ne. Rent for $11.50 al weil ——— as or und in that locality at 8734 cts. per foot: worth #1 | Chase could be made by parties desiring either a howe has appointed Col. Henry Kyd Doi of | ticular man. in, > for 61,500 each or exchange for larver house, ‘LE—1220 LEVIS ST.. CORNER HOUSE; | frounds 4 ber foot; worth $1 | Oran investinent. ‘From the Cincinnati Enquirer. Hagerstown for the unexpired term oT ape Palmer, Morrison, Vilas and Dickinson are | “ct, “should have authority to imply,” &c., is WASH DANENHOWER, down, balance $10 qonthly. apply to J: | PEE 160 pe gee ‘Full uformation asto terms and conditions of sale, | ‘There was a rather strange scene at the Ninth ~ tioned jlities and in the order | directly applied to the police force, and as a. my20-3 eta NOR SOHNSUN 2 BOR, us sin at eve __T. BR. =__| we wile sets areata by te Street Baptist Church yesterday morning. ‘The | JUeSe Andrew I; Syester and inthe fifth, com-| mentioned as possibili motive of mere interpretation it gives power Por SaLe_Tuare TTL IX-ROOM os RK SALE—ON H ST. NEAR OTH N.E.,120 FEET (4, GORDO! " ad posed Carroll, Howard and Anne Arun e a - ~ i. Foci beaes on Vines av) nar Ga et oe | EV SALE — a BARGAIN NEAT —corvacE | FORSAE 0% alley uals gubdivide to advantage; games 4, TA 30k ® Rev. J. D. Falton, = Baptist minister from | counties, he has appointed JamesA. C. Bond of | This belief seems to be the prevailing one at | to appoint such officers ws they sould ‘deem Rented at $10.30 each. Price, $1.24) each. Bid: lance lot, SUx20 tt. mnt 0 cto, per foot on very eayy tern 613°15th st. n.w. Quebee, filled the pulpit usually occupied Westminster for ‘unexpired term of the | present—the nominee must be the most avail- | necessary. Itappears in terms to exempt the my90-3t wees Cer isin amdOes._| oat She MEET PONS Lage os SnEe OS eee (cee eee | ee Myers. = YY | Inte Judge John Smith. “Titere is some doubt | able man. ee ee een oteiotions or Hnite- a ae Cor. mt 25 f_. s. N.E. CORNER 0 7 > = fe nm rs. "7 —_—————— ons in ther selection. 8 SALE ON gD St JUST SouTH OF mass | P@CALE ACKER ST. “unrWerx ig axD | PE S4-¥STHE,N.E, CONNER OF 3D AND Fikunch weil butt Orpen estes ROP CLETAN | The reverend gontloman is a delegate to the | Whether Judge Douglas wants the nomination THIRD PAKTY IN OHIO, ‘The court holds that the section referred to rive ie Sone” a ata Mua Sind | ae hatha etgersea ne tier pli vey clea | cheap ta nme g a era fines Tanro jor, ce SNA. tezmatto salts | annual convention of the, American Bepting | 2 {B® fall ees Sears in the ples is not now in. force, aud. the Com= Sinpe » price $3, 590-terms G00 cual, and balance 9100 | a ith He WALKEIe don Louisiana ave, | 2923t__T__H."BROUAS, 610 12th st. n.w._ | in B. #. LEIGH'ION, 482 La. ave.” | Home Missionary Society, which has beat at The etreniticuers republican than the | It Will Nominate a State Ticket Despite the | missioners at the time of the plaintiff's appoint= aetrers- , HALE QE BE CEANGE TOR Lots sevengy | BX mh con oe: non she tabtecds ror) | ROR RENE OF SALE, AT, WOODSIDE “GLEN |ueuslon during the past week at Pike's Opers | 186 citouitis more surely rep may20-88 NE TE ace | Figs povter tran a meee Bee OD | Sap ee ae tS ee Rose House,” 17 rooms , to ¥-| ul. CHARLES EARLY, 608 14th st. nw. Fase, Ie able: hot and cold | House, and condu: the services yesterday oop nd with te experience of his oon- Non-action of the Farmers’ Union, ee fin bagel 4 ers" ee - . nyt __T. It. BROOKS, 616 12th st. ABS LEGION, do Lar ate weit | morning at the request of the pastor. gee ering — —— ‘two years | special Dispatch to The Evening Star. force persons had rved in the Fok SALE U6 FEET ON STH ST. N.E. BY 72 | TOK SALE VERUALE FAKK LOIS —I ave | After pronouncing his text the minister pro- | 98° ee ee on zi in part of these three counties, the prospect G; can be subdivided into 8 cood-sized jots,. VERAL DESIRABLE LOTS IN RIVERDALE | Coeded to draw a picture of the wonderf greg soata Front at a, cont Of euly @ lite over | PARK WHICH 1 WILT BELE A ao Eee Ky a SALE—TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT minder Prick howe on Gth st bear H six qooms, bath and ail inod. imps. ; price $3,000; terms (000 Cash and balance 10 oui. ASH'S DANENHOWFR, army or navy, and it follows that as his appoint- Corvasos, Ouro, June 1.—The third party monhond cuplaymens was lawful be must re advocates declare that the action of Wednes- r to cover. “AAS; | Catholicism had in his native city, Quebec, and | if, Probably, nots very, rosy one ‘The concludes: We think it to my30-3t ‘Cor. Eth and G'ste. goatie tT Fe BROOKS. 616 12th st. n.w. Eowneanas BEE Sep PRICES Galt AND a & pape Home and tho] bog) nae kas ae temas doe es aad he considerations which ‘induced POR, SALE—1905 T ST. N.W.. BET. isTH AND = Peete Cor isivand Gate. | mentioned the present ditioulty’ existing hee | clected a democratic Congressman and Congress to provide this qualification of serv- F2 fronting about 3 feet on 8.C. ave. and about ty ing be- wed thai again ice in Lethe Zatory preg ieck house; 7 rooms: a : sO | alate on KautuckPbve. very cheap ark seee: | Tae tween that country and the United States, and | Cumberland has follo aa history of Fae Py Fic ig ag ob ot, Sb rent, gproemesouttcak 2 gga Liga between ho Metropolitan branch and the 7m at | CWOGized Secretary Blaine for the course he | electing s democratic, mayor to, succeed Con- dicial house: Sr.; bay window DP PTC®, $5400), OMe ‘2Uper month. 13 an st. Bw. a, bad pursued in with the matter. sti jon it Balt cash, balanceom time. A goo business property ‘s0e8 U'st, an oid ST. ¥. 4 JUST, NORTH OF | Bie act ani loping tower heh. Phe eee | a ee ss he. “is the = office after his election to the latter. A great £0 436 bet. E and Va. ave. sw containing Ur and store Saonten ie fine buildi cellent, water good and ecaily obtainabic: The cuba PY weds rE a said, schoolmaster many democrats believe that the to make Picasso ere te oe see rey wcmena cea | ho teil aor men es FOnEei engl and pein T- Amt Bititat once, "ihe Hock Grose Saieaal Baye oe — yd = Bewiy 5 Jpon bali cask. oS =— § a ° : Deir, nearly new. ali mod. imps.:cheap if | Ox, aad ‘CASH, #25 MONTHLY—NE' yeyed, extends to a point opposite the southern end of oon Saco; owner ieavine city. Inquire on premises: 738 | F cottwe, inthe. ne tetween Este Pee roe Gig 12th wt: aw, _ | thie subdivision end to the weat of I abou are zi wn will probably be the republican criminate Sth st. ne. mys0-3t- | bath; het and iq water; range: : jatrobe; con- = ; tere the | ‘The interruption was totally unexpected and. nominee. for- | services: i SALE-SEVERAL SMALL fOUsEs ix | Tete cellar: Pabal Ss MALLERY, ost south rose ese be BET: | Samterm the ‘nearest drive irom tho | ¢Vidently spontaneous. The time and cirenit Judge Bond is making a ry of the t z aliey’ | Stitute Ne Trou tho In the fitth by south west convenient to the Dures? of : mylé-tm GH Fst. Pacitc building. | can be sold for a little over $ “iigon very easy terme. | city to however, made the outburst rather - | big fight for the but is being ‘of men. , the | tation those Sercicalats conig Taaens £8 29,00 ws °F | POR SALE-T5 VERY PRETTY zSTOR: AND | NR TR BUOOKS, AU Ehtiwe, wwe Jower than inany | Some of the old, staid members looked at iby tue aome totes ebieh Magresor to watoe Ak, convention called by the | to service rendered before ite panwage. The BIOS een OT, | Mace. ave. me. poonan bath aid all meal fanee’ | ’Qhe Captor moana taurine ee THROM, OF | ORE Soa other, im utter astonishment he visiting to bear against Judge Briscoe. recent of the Farmers’ Union would | language used. in 1867 was that “no person Fiesa“siee: ‘nod, ape. “Beate” $3 ote Sree Wists SERS foot. "RUST E HUNGERFORD Wit tide Re | apl1om ase Tiw.._ | fnoment. "During the remalater of she sermon seponen he wus art offered the nates poppe fet Poe potion me reer pd who has not served in the army or navy of the » $4,200. “apply atc ate (5A) (mim) Cor. 13th and G sta. Foes: Foo | he carefully avoided ‘any reference to the | by Gov. Ji but declined. Bond | farmers. When the convention | United States and received an honorable dis- = 3 ix ROOMS ae | FO® SMcE-AN conven 107m anv 7 sts, | F2NCRaisome tots on N st. 2.0. near North Capi. J.-H. AGAN. “magnetic man from Maine.” and his friends then supposed it wonld be plain ‘in nomination » ticket it will be | charge.” We are aware that thie form of a ee ed End: Tu $2206 “Bost bandsowe Louse in the West | tol af: and only, gb feet from: Slectriccare on Now eee ‘and his terms? If not ask your ——_eo—____ sailing for him after receiving the sppcint EOSisof sen arng oot rantion Yo any Snag ee ‘ised when the statute iexigygas. ano’ ““buaas eee tink. bby sesamn: as dailys wekcimoan Sechensee * | 4ehme teak sony Ege} separ ‘Herbert Withdraws. ment, but Roberts has sctively taken | organized body and in order to draw any ‘ Ty A RS Fok sae my20-4t 620 ¥ st. nw. JEWELRY. from Peover ath (la.) vlternpos thom hay ately becomes intnaied, a sd by Mutnal Pencat Amecieae i bal wend to be ite but there in this Yann see eaeing See resideneescn Etat. 17eand = ° FSS S255 S08, joTH AND 1 STS. N.W.; | _With W. 8 TAPPAN. O04 och st. 2910-Sm_ 4 reason of certuin decisions of J: in | indorsed by those organizations. respect no rule of Tt will 2b se baving © of vane seanseco | Gewrs URED ET dntorm iy. pre Ratre xX HLER _ | Written letter in answer to » constituent, | Tose" OC O° obrta ens internet ore ‘AIMS OF TER ALLIANCE 1” OmDO: be ‘that only « past event or condi- THOS. J. FISHER & CO. AND ESSED FOR ¢1. my20.3t enn. ave. and ‘La. ‘cual announcing that he will not stand for re-| sent is now a bitter one. is one of the tion is referred to when there is reason to hold myve T4 Pst. 2. Coats. 0c; Pantese. : Veets, 250, ‘Altering anq | rl, SALE-WE CAN OFFER a VERY CHOICE UE (Cae OFEEE & VERY CuOICR Sa ‘Bol Work dt | election at the end of the Fifty-second Con- | leading men of the state. ‘bas ————— paced ‘that such was the legislative intent. 1s nes boar & TuOSTORY, ee Oi nen, for: moet fie ig? seams. fbgt ce postbeaas A but will return to private life. At the been of for and wasa emphatically — 3 Ry ot ‘that ——— intended é . z Sold by C. CHEISTIANI, Wholesale. 484 | ond of the he will have | date in which nominated Goy. | calaction. The great majority of its voters the end the es Pega “Pre, 6 ad. peur |“ eerie | eel ma “Wha sous soy,” Pag Sie sane mb wanbit Menitra aaa at ‘| Served. te G0Rics “Ugh wecttontee tren” | Seabeon four poser ages will no doubt support the ticket which Joshua | dier or sailor of « peace establisament.