Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1891, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. AY, JULY 16, 1891. CITY AND DISTRICT. > Awenlthy London merchant gives the secret of bis business success as follows: “I always feel happy when I ayn advertising, fe then I know that, waking or sleeping, Thave a or | silent orator working of me; r tires, never makes mistokes, and who ix certain to enter the houscholds from whieh, if at all, my trade must come.” To secure the services of such an agent as this | shrewd mer ant referred to, advertise in Tax Evesixo Sram It is read by everybody in Washington. INDIANS ARE PLEASED. Good Effect of Gen. Bussey's Visit to the Pine Ridge Agency. | ever given any evid War Department has promulgated. Whenever there was a council or any gathering together of Indians there you could find the lieutenant and bis interpreter. The Sioux commission has brought to the agency a great many of the chiets and headmen and in each instance the recruiting officer has done more than the most exacting taskmaster could ask. Three months lieutenant narrowly escaped crippling for life, having stepped on a long rail which stood business end up. Disabled as he thus was Lieut. Kinzie accompanied the commission on a trip they took to Lower Ww anded Knee and after every council pleaded recruits, bat without avai ever has he nee of slackness in his hopeless task northas there been apparent any symptom of disgust, although most men would have dropped the job long ago. The depart- ment might just as well acknowledge now as at any other tine that it was mistaken when it thought it could make infantrymen out of Ogalallas; that would be a much’ more manly for course than that of attempting to place the bie on the shoulders of an officer who has dirpiayed such zeal and tact as has Lieut. SOME OF THE COMPLAINTS MADE BY THE RED | Kinzie. It would have beer possible to secure MEN — THEY WANT BETTER CLOTHES AND | perhapsa score or so Of recruits had the re- SHOES—AN INJUSTICE DONE To LIGUT. KINZIE »ilicers’ hands been free. Men of some BY THE WAR DEPARTMENT. Pie Rince Acexcr, S. D., July 7, 1891. Staff Correspondence of The Evening Star. Surprised and delighted sre two terms that May just now be truthfully applied to the In- disns of Pine Kidge. The lot of these beings bas not been a particularly happy ore for some years past, but they seem to feel as thongh the | future holds for them a good deal of bright- nest end promive. ago the: one of the assistant secretaries © Department. Today the general departed, besring with him a large quantity of usefal in- formation of that character which dishonest coutractors snd inspectors will wish he knew not of. The general came to acquaint himself with the true conditioa of affairs; to inspect stores of all kinds; to see whether ‘the Indiens getting the goods which the specifications came to this agency Gen. Bussey, d for and to satisfy himself as to the suit- erials issued to | use of this that The er otherwise of the ma the nation’s wards. It was bec the Indians were surprised and delighted. general was, they declared, the first Cial 0: promizence that had ever come among them to see whether or not they were prope:ly clothed and fed, and they appreciated his and the department's interest in their worldly affairs, Several of the chiefs and head en, as soon asthey knew Gen. Bussey bad | arrived, expressed a desire to meet him incoun- Gil, so that they might fill him up with what they believed to be justand reasonable com- plaints. Their request was acceded to and then came the council and a consequent string of grievances that had in many instances good | sold foundation. First among the matters id | h they brought up was thatof clothing. The question of clothes is, in the minds of the ‘Ogalallas, the serious disturbing cause today, aud if trouble should arise here it will be Le: | 4 éause the Ogslallas believe they have been far from fairly dealt with in this regard. At the counc:l, which lasted nearly all day, the gre Portion of the time was devoted to a debate on ¢lothing. One Indian threw at the general's feet a bundle of things which had been issued to him at the last distribution of annuity good and as he let them fall he said: “Look at these clothes which the Great Father gives us to civilize us.” Another Indian said: “it a white man in your country wore a suit of clothes like those you would want to get out of his way; you would not associate with him.” Still another one, pointing contemptuously at the little heap of ‘canvas ga that is the best you can do. and if each si clothes costs you 50 cents. why don't you us the half dollar and keep the cloth Road explained the absence of a great many of the Indians by stating that most of them were se poorly clad that they were ashamed to mect any decent white man. Objection was made to the appearance of the canvas suits; they lacked all esthetic features, and the Indian has but littie use for garments that are wholly withont decorative quality. What they needed was woolen clothing, and althongh that might seem to some an unreasonable request, it should not be forgotten that in a treaty made between the United States and the Sioux in 1876 es- pecial provision was made for woolen gar- nents. In the matter of shoes a decided reform was asked for. The rectangular shoes supplied the Indian are almost valueless; they never were worth much enyhow. An Indian's foot is straight on the inside and curved cn the out- side, yet the -oes supplied thisand every other agency in the country look as though they had deen lasted on bricks of irregular, angular and decidedly unyielding shape. Strangely enough several of the speakers said they seriously ob- jected to the copper nails at present such con- spicuous portions of the shoe soles. These nails habitually protrude through the upper surface of the sole and are the cause of con- siderable discomfort to the four or five Indians » |v 0 L | allow the Interior | ¢° men should enlist. What would you do if we were trying to get your fons into our army to train thei to fight'so that they might some day be used against yoursely than any of the many other anti-recruiting in- fluenc Department itself when it ordered the enlist- cheap intangil whieh is oniy Sioux will Mans as sc secomplish anything. adverse now and the presence of a new person- ality will not situation has been gusted at the treatment to which be has be will but le given the retiring ofticer. endeavored beyond the power of any on cause « may live to be a bald-ie m Wounded Knee creek, not far from the battle ground. Indian trumpeter had jast blown reveilie out us had occupied the teut during the ni t about - hali-way ttle prominence in the tribe would have en- listed and have brought with them into the ser- vice several of their friends, provided they were rewarded fer theit_seivices with Tants as non-ccmussiz2ed oficers ‘This could not be dove: the actborities wotld not 3 Tromise te mace and there ere censequently ue recruits. From the very beginning of the enlistment effort there bas been oppeaition of the strongest kind. | the tribe were oy poasd tothe mig: ation of their Alittle more than a week | sons and young braves, aud the disinciination ou the part of the yoang men was continually Meu sboate wore or lese powerful tm One old chief xaid to me but a day oF tis not reasonable that our young More powerful has been that set in motion by the War ment © & troop of cavalry from among the Bruies at Kowwbud and gave the Ogwallas nothing bi Erules were hostile last winter, while most of the Ogalailas were friendly. the Ognialias should feel slighted? Is it odd u iufantry company toenter. ‘The Is it strange that but they hold loyalty to the goverument as a nothing, the possession of incumbrance at beat. The ot walk: he isa born horseman. of these India have been in the service ais at $25 per mouth and doing only mounted duty; 1s it any wonder that he rejects with scorn auly proposition to foot it for $13 a month? it matters not what officer is sent here to re- eve Lieut. Kinzie, he will never be able to All the conditions are ge them one iota; in tact tl mnot tani to be less bearable than it Every one here has tried to help t. Kinzie in his work and_every one is dis- , ubjected. Common sense would teach us if we ‘n, that his successor cannot ex- ‘assistance and comfort as was Yo recruit a com- ay of Uguiaila infantrymen under the pres- ations is an impossibility. Do not me # most industsious oilicer because he bas thiuliy to accomplish someting e in the army. SHE WAS A LINGUIST. Indians are true children of nature, and be- the prevalence of this condition their conduct is sometimes embarrassing to civilized An infantry officer whem [know ied man, but he will never lose so much of his self-possession at ny one time as he allowed to escape him one nrning last week. We were im camp on | su pect any mankind. It was morn, rosy morn, and an of the big end of a reguiation bugle. Three of ht, and wo of us—Lieut. Williamson of the sixth cav- iry and myself—were up. I had crawled into the garment which a J-street dealer would call “pants,” when the tent-door flaps were thrust aside and an Indian entered. That was all right. Then followed his squaw and a little girl. For at least five minutes previous to the un- timely entrance of our visitors the cook had been” engaged breakfast, but the nameless o dinately refused to get up. Suddenly his appe- tite struck him and he was about to rise when the indy entered our boudoir. gentleman in question slept in the ordinary neld costume Le might have gotien up any- how, but be is more or less of a dude aud had on the previous evening divested himself of all his day clothing that he might enj luxury of a nightshirt; therefore any attempt at dressing was out of the question so long as the lady remained in his immediate vicinity. ‘That was all wrong. in respectfully announcing had insubor- Now, had the y the see oot -geae | What could he do, pinned down while the other Re aes cee OF conese Eis Suet eet | taliaun ware cating all tha bceahteat? Wall, bs clinched, but the Ogulalla does not seem to | ©oUld say things, and he did, and while he was take that into account. What the Indians want are such shoes as soldiers wear and vo made that they will really fit their feet. ‘There was a slight grievance in the matter of shirts One firm had supplied these useful articles for the past eleven years, and through- out all this period the color and the pattern have never varied. “If this shirtmaker would only die.” remarked one Indian, “we might then get shirts of another color.” So the en- tire Sioux nation has for some time been en- gaged in fervent prayer, every petition having for its burden the necessity for the speedy decease of at least one white man. As to blankets the complaints were less vig- crous than at any time years. Closer texture and increased wool ight were asked for, but most of the emphasis was on the sub- h arose and said: saying them ne wondered why the squaw | ighed so. Then we Lelped the situation a ttle on the wrong side by providing our guests with smoking material and they squatted and puffed Meanwhile the vietim was yelling for a terpreter, praying for relief and letting loose tho th they never intended to leave. nin bjurgations of the most sinfui character, very naturally supposing that the lady was ignorant of the English language and slanguage. Imagine bis horror wien the grinning squaw finally ‘ou want to get up and dont ike to dress before me? 1 will go out so that youmay not lose all your breakfast.” Exit squaw. Profane tableaux. Geo H. Haxuies. soe] THE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. ject of color. Im Sioux clothing black isan un-| Commissioner Harris’ Address—A Large wown hue. yet for years only black, or blue- Meeting in Toronto. black, biankets have been i alittle while they say (and they produced the Blankets themeclves as evidence) the black tarns toa rusty red and the result is a most uadesiral 5 red, green at e colors, Would pleawe those who have to wear them ard no one here could frame any reasonable in opp. govern disgusted by will drop them and shows that he does 1 tal idea is that the Indian, of black blankets, he monoti arb. bing of the y, adds a dollar W¥ disposing ef bis canvas garments tosome white teamster or farm laborer, and With the sum total purchases a fancy blanket. He may pay four times as much for it as the government paid for his annuity blanket, but itis more economical, for it Lasts him ten times aslong. The average Indian is bound to look his prettiest, no matter what the cost. The working Indians—how few such there be-asked for better gloves. They admitted that the woolen mutts furnished were warm so jong ae they were whole, but they had no wear- ing powers, especially in rainy weather. Buck- skin was the ouly proper material, they said. On the subject of beef the testimony was am- le end unanimens The supplies that have m issued during the past six months were Satisfactory in every way. Previous to last February the beef herd was largely composed of big-javed cattle, bulls, yearlings and un- mercban military as- since Capt. Penuey became agent—the cattle bad all Leen of the best qualty. dieu. Bussey witnessed issues of beef and other pPlics, watched ev was going on the aequa of the Largest rowsible number of People in the short- ommble period of aud secured a good Seal of information that ought to be wlan e ( ii siasm. vantage of various boat excursions on Lake Ontario. ‘The second day's session of the National Educational Association opened at Toronto yesterday morning After the were read on “I Superiate “The Histo ciation,” first president of the associat and was well attended. ransaction of official business papers hing Patriotism,” by State ton of Mississippi. and on onal Educational Asso- Richards of Washington, the ; and were pectively by | Superintendent Mckay of Halifax and Dr. Hewitt of Norman, Free discussion followed. Most of the departments in connection with dent Pre y of the by Z tiscussed res} the association held sessions in the afternoon and listened to the reading of payers and the discussion thereof. At the evening session of the national body United States Commissioner of Education Har- ris spoke on “Education in the United States,” and Minister of Education Kows of Cutario made an address on “The Educational System of Education m Ontario.” While this meeting was proceeding other attractions were also in ogress. Mrs. Agnes Thompson, wo is well Enown in the United Staten, Eppeared is com: cert before 6,000 people at the Horticultural v pavilion and’ was received with much enthu- Thousands of the teachers took ad- —s0+- Results of Yesterday's Racing. At Brighton Beech: First race, 6 furlongs— Anomaly, 1; Harrison, 2; Rosa H.,3. Time, BT Second race, & furlongs—Pedestrian, 1; Madrid, 2; Fidelio, 3. Time, 1.034%. Third race, 7 furiongs—Cruiser, 1; Kitty T., 2; Mon- terey. 3. Time, 1. 4. Fourth race, 1 mile— Benedictine, 3. Time, Tanner, 1: Pearl Set, 1.424. "Fifth race, 83 furlongs—Potomac, 1; to the department and proiitable to the Im | Lowlander, 2: Tammany, 3. ‘Time, 1.51. Sixth diane. The general did uot care to disensa his | Pace, 5 furlongs —Az1 ‘ount, 2; Airshatt, 3. discoverics with me, but it was not difficult to | lime. 1.03. Seveath race, 9 furlongs—Iceberg, deduce from astray remark or two that he | 1;4# Grippe, 2; Kern, 3. ' Time, 1.56;. would make a report that would have in it | At Gloucester: First race, seven furlongs— sume revolutiorary but thoroughly honest | Amboy. 1; Pousman, 2: Shakespeare, 3. Time, Tecommendations. He inspected the sapplies | 1.324. Second race, four furlougs—High C., 1 in the ware houses and I feel sure he was thor- | White Wings, 2; Jersey, 3. Time, 50% ird oughly sutisfed with the coffee, flour, beaus | and sugar—all are excellent—Dut I” would almost wager a dollar on his saying something | more than sharp about seed wisest, shovels, Bay forks, rewizg thread and tin ware. it the Fereral accomplishes nothing more he hae at | t given momentary pleasure to the Oga lallus by is business-like inquiries into mat- ters they had almost come to regard as beyond ry. Had some such inve je by such a high official last fali the mortality in this region would hardly | have been as great as it was, SIRT. KUNZIE'S USIUST TREATIENT. Some little time ago I wrote to Tux Sram of ewe which had attended Lieut. Kin- zie’s efforts to enlist a company of Indians for the secord infantry. Today there arrived at Pme Ridge an order, curtly phrased, relieving Lieut. Kinzie from reerniting service and an- m intention on the part of the de- pertwent to fil! his place with a cer.” As my story of the “Lone Ogalalla In- fantryman bably did a little toward at- Tracting the attention of the sathorities to the fadiure attending efforts which look to the en- hetment of Sioux “walk-soldicrs” I want to maghe « plain ntatement of fact ‘or the past month Ihave begn on the lalla reservation, most of Use’ time ‘et Pia lidge, and I have had every opportunity 10 Jwige of Lieut Ginaie's work. “Av all times and im al ud out of season, Lieut. | aman bei places, in season zie vs done ag utuch as ing the h ould to convert Indicns ‘to the doctrine race, seven and one-half furlongs—Lonely, 1; salisbury, 2; Landseer, 3. Time, 1.58%;. Fourth race, font and one-hali furlongs—Geuevieve, 1; Lita, 2; Foxhaii, 3. Time, 363g. Fifth race, six and on + turlongs—Mary Stone, 1 Helen Rose, 4; Mabel, 3. ‘Time, 1.20!4. race, one ; Fanny Lewis, 2; B, 3. ‘At Chicago: Bossington First race, five furlongs—Ida on, 1; Farina, 2; Julin May, 3. Time, 4- Second race, one mile—RKangman, 1; Yale vt. Lake View, 3. lime, 1.44. Third Tace, the Dearborn handicap. one and one- eight mile-—Donatelio, 1; Vallera, 2; Homer, 3. Sime. 1.583.. Fourth’ race, one mile and seventy yards Minnie Elkins, 1; Pickup 2; Sir Planet, 3. ‘Time, 1.52%. Fifth race, one ‘and orf-quarter mits—Virge d'Or. 1: Guido, 2; Joe Blackburn, 3. ‘Time, 2.10. Sixth race, five furlongs —White Wings, 1; Ray 8., 2; Tom ugh. & dime; 1.04, “Seventh race, oue and seventy yards—Eii Kendig. 1; Red ; Carus, 3. Time, 1.50. ae —_ —+ see ‘Ten Victims of the Aspen Junction Wreek. Thomns O'Dourell, the tenth victim of the Aspen Junction, Col. wreck, died yesterday morning. It is now reported that Conductor Rickards and Brakeman Mahoney, upon whose shoulders the blame for the it reste, have escaped from the country. ‘To ResToxk Gay Hae to {ts natural color as yout, cause it to grow shencent ena screne, Hal's Hi ibere is no better preparation than Kenewer. THEY APPROVE ELECTROCUTION. Statement of the Physicians Who Attended the Autopsies at Sing Sing. Part of the veil of secrecy which has been kept AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. RATCLIFFE, DARE & 00., Auctioneers. SUMMER_RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (TBE WINDERMERE, ATLANTIC CITY, . Ocean ent SUMMER RESORTS. SEA-SIDE—MISCELLAN HOUR, SPRINGS 18 STILL ON TOP FOR GOOD ss fennave. mi br heawrcgcn ion teoiooe ‘TRUSTFES’ SALE OF VALUABI ESTATE | Now open. Reuovetel, sii tue Sear petronace <3 —s soclosely drawn over the events which attended ON ELEVENTH STREET: BETWEEN Me AND | owed Tansee! hoe yes a ee the recent quadruple electrocution at Sing tay cates e< a dees er Seat oeniepitied in ee SBURY PARK, N. J. i Sing was torn aside yesterday when Warden xe ies Tole ATG Seq ome ot tuetand cords for mene ee RE ewe. vx Brown of Sing Sing prison filed his certificates Party accured thercog: we'stll ect at panic anctoa in | A SRURY, PARK. N2—COLEMAN MOUSE. | | ue payors vincisin ge cake ee of death in the cases of murderers Slocum, BPR goths Premiees ea DERSESDAL, TREND: | | Now pon. Focatey digit and information ad- TEEN MILES FuOM NORFOLK Smiler, Wood and Jugigo. These certificates OCLOCK PAL, he folowing escrito realestate, | “REYMED SAM Asbury Park, XJ FINES! AAD SAPFS< SUKY BATHING he was obliged to file within ten days of th Stuate in the ashinwton, District oF Colum n Chet. Senin SME AALANTIC COAST. Cathe : Se een Via, to wit: All of Lot numbered sight (8) in square — me TERMS: €3 TO 44 TYR. A) si) TO $95 PRR execution. ‘The certificates are mere formal ghsthotimind C000/-topether with theinprovemenie, | (4 SBORY PARK: 8.3. > aX eet iat WOT announcements that the sentence of law has ‘Herma, One-third caah, the talance tn one anitwo | (Dire fig om ocean toni. A madera improvermente. | pg e é. t 6 on ‘ble semi-annual penn un Z ~~ Prop. tee tatm Resort,” the - heen executee. Seared Geeta) ase ae epert att orl | Woe oae pane a Mais Rtas taken Crow 8s ayer Attached to them are the death warrants and gash-at the option of ‘the, purchaser. A depowt of | A MOTEL COLUMBIA, (ae. ‘my the signatures of the witnesses to the execu- Sronot conipited wits iu Biteen ‘days frou ay of save | Froptine om the ovean et Oth ave. seint’ Bove | mea nny - - tion. The names in full of all the witnesses = age i = Fert raged to. resel the Properay atthe ning | Lagirtofsn Jung Li seyommeiey Su orcas SPRINGS AND warus to the several executions are: Rey. John B. | AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. Sdvertivemeut of wach. renafe acme mewspaper puao- | SSCL Pate® for June and Septeunber. “any 2a EDFOKY 89) Creeden, Rev. J . 3 a= - === | lished in Washington, D.C. All conveyancing aud re- | Q SBUKY PARK—THE GUERNSEY, 71H AVE) RINGS, s ohn F. Lynch, Rev. Sidney G. ae Taase bear beac Law, las W. Edgerton, A. D. Rockwell, THIS arr DON. ToMORKOW. ‘at the cost of the parc delightfully located, band lakes. jorfect M. D.. HE, Allison, M. D., E., Franklin Townsend, M.D. Ph. D., George Ee SAMOLD Bic BE! CEL BEERER.! rusts, Sanitation . eas. wire springs and bair ma'tremes sa- BA: 4 3y10-Akds RATCLIFFE. DARKR'® 00., Aucta, ber-or tabie: hope, tennis, tostiag, beting Sisth Sasa, Opea June Sto October. FOS. GALI formeriy of Wasutbotons BC BEDFORD, ra. ROTEL OVENS DONT IR B. Beekinan, E. , Louis H.Landy, Agar Oliver, Henry Wilson, M. JOAN, A TIMER & SL L* 1408 WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers. near U, 8, Treasury. — gece ENTIRE STOCK OF” Gor s dein Geo M CABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROP. ATCHES, WATCH CASES, CHAINS, JEW- | THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. “a SEURY PARK, sis D., L. ¥. Cortelyou, Charles F. Durston, Martin | V"ERty WITHIN ONE SQUAWE OF THE NE, ELKY OF ALL KINDS, ‘REVOR? : a EST ICTO! ‘Wee tor game mies T. "Mullins, Wm. J. Ford, 8. C. McNeal Geo. L.| k0s3 UFFICh ND HACING LAK EXTING CLOCKS CUTLEIA OF Taugrens sare or Tamnoven near eetare | ACT ot, PHENICTORIA by ene ama So pmehan ahmed Reetetne French, E: F; Davis, E. ., Samuel B, Ward FRONTS ON TWO OF OUR WIDE BIOVES, CARPETS, TABLES Ekick AND SEVENTH STKELIS, GKOMGE: | electricity "artoasn water: sl modern taprevetrane, meer wick Me. gesedgnald, Mt D.. A. P. South: | on SHCISDAL) JULY SIXTRENTH: 2901, at] RO. ANIA AVENT! BrOWN, Di oa of trast dated 7th November, | eeeistaae.® smd appointments; terme moderate REDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER wick, M.D. S.. and C."M. Daniels, M.D. | SIX'O'CLOCK P.M.. we will sell, tn front of “the : BF, Tite OF 9 deed of trast Gated 7th November. orale ae Fathers Creeden and Lynch were present at the | petites, LOL ZAND SUBLOT |B, IN| SQUARE land records for tue District of Columbia, 1 wil sell | AT, T4E. SEASHORE THE BRIGHT: SoEDe 4+ O- SONy, PAnAeN. execution of Slocum and gWood and Chaplain ot inches on B street near Tweitth street worth at public auction, in front of the prei half blocks troin the ocean. large, wel [:aaEEnY ae — Edgerton and Rev. Dr. Lat i {tid running thronsh from Ohio avenue to. B DAY. JULY TWENTY-FLAST, 1801, at ST communicating reoue i BESeELEY SPRINGS Govel Now OPEN FOR + Dr. Law those of Smiler and | west, sid running thronzh fro Ohio avenue to B WEEKS & 00., Ructionsers. FM. part of iot numbered two hundred and twenty- | Sotestan waren ante the season, turee hours tro.u Washingt: btn Sry trick stable with 190 stauls, levator, curtiase | Noor y ane pine G2), tn Beatty & Hawking! sdaition to Geurse- | tes fer" Seren Maree GEO. BET PAAR. Provrigon, wana sistomont tgaet te re Oa Tee sine | Honea mae met es Miccanae areal | © BDMAORBOPE Ee AUCTION bev Ci) tet om the anti nde ot Heerick ster aad | HAMILTON Ht pam aa SERVICh. PRIVAT donaldacrment signed by Dre. Garlof ¥- Mao- | the max compels abies ii Wistiingion. or con AUCTION FRIDAY MOR! Rinety-six (96) test on the south side of 7th street, ETROPOLITAN HOTEL, Farr Pie Mg hy donaldand Samucl B. Ward, who attended the y business where space is necessary. ‘tne build.) ZEENTH, AY PEN O'CLOCK A.M Ei. the Jmmimpvements, consisting of « two-stery win open ese ne FARK. &. 3 tw ayy fret can toe accunsnno- topsies. This statement is not required by | inz, beme nevtly new, well constructed and within one SISTING OF SOAPS, BOXES A a ° 2 wile 5 sted. Address JW. ALDERDON, Proprietor, Bor law, but was made at the request of the warden. | square of thenew city’ port office site, rushes this pro BOXES SUSARS. STABLE Sat CE. Joy Be tte eg Tn¥O_OVES, Proprietor. | jey prince. W.Va. a 40 am Its full text ic ar follows. $y che of the most desirable ho.dings in this rapully | TEAR. SUGAR, “SEAL OU} Secured by deed of trust on property” "A leyoait ot | GUEVERDEES, i” ad roving Seto ; + BROOS iN WARE, JARS, | = A Gor. “hl ave. and Bere at Park, ¥.3. worn The undersigned, having sorved as physi- | “tmna:43,0oucish, balance in seven, equal, searly | SHOW CASES.” SCALES MOEA Sf parctaoee i tarts ate ce coupled with tay | Ez wlent toned apiunaat he ip Canatths ae Naka Last BarrnoaD, cians i ae execution by electricity this morn- mye ae Rectan a ERAL ASSORTMENT OF Gi aya the irusive r serves the right to resell at risk and | {td cottace. with ue ocean view, —— 8 Wo \ ing of Jas. J. Slocum, Harris A. Smiler, Jos. | rust ou the property, of ail cash. “All recording Ty PREMISES NORTHWES: ores of the defaulting purcheser. Sie ee Wood and Schihiok Jugigo at the prison under | Siti So seafed ettse Desa: Adepomt of $000) 43 LAE MI Wpeadie ARTEUE B. CROPLEY, trustes._ | APHE BLLDE your charge, hereby submit, at your request, Lat MER & SLOAN, the following report of theiz observa Auctioneers. ([ BUSTERS’ SALE OF Grass FACTORY. i remarkable » nacity, ms: All b aoe "Tho undersigned, under ¢ deed of wil A.B. WASHMOOD, < lesving B. and U. deyot 2-10 pm , making of the condemned mon walked into the execu- DESIRABI wy z public auction at the court house In Anpapeiin Matt | FLEES IG arom ire ith _ ILE UNIMPROVED tayye ESTAT! 3 ri 4 7 rR $ Hi Hi. tien room unrestrained, with firmness, and NINTH STREET BETWEEN I AND K STREETS | 08 TCESD/ J) EIGHINIULY. INSTANT, All modern iinprovementa. 1iy blocks from ocean. without assistance seated themselves in turn in § WEAST BY AUCTION, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, ail the proj of the An- | Capacity, 200 guests. For )RIATS Apply to. ro birt sep mn cae — ane On FIRDAY AFTERNOON, JULY SEVEN- | napolis Glass Factory. includiug & lane fot of ground | “3a? THOS. NOBLE. Astury Parke NJ. | PO bene views «electric chair. without the slightest protest | KEGUIAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. | 7BEwtit teal, AT GIN CLICK. oe wil aol by | im fon, autem to bal weet the ee Tae | Seem STC . mua or resistance, and quietly submitted to the ad- HORSES. CANKIAGES, 0A LARGE COL | Tobie auction intron arabe nee sarge brick. wnetal-roof lass inctory, with tank niue | ")H® LEADIEY—ASBURY PARK, N. 3. FOURTH | ae justm ctharee i F OTHER’ Pe RSONAL EFELCTS | POPU AUCton, 1m font of the by FRONT ine feot wide, sixteen inches deep, aad ane av the besch : 10th season. accoiimodations | (VAPON APRING™ AND HATES stment of the retaining straps and electrodes, ROOMS, LENSS B POu tHe, PERT @ INCHES BT end: tour sete anneciing ovens: | {or 300, Bething. pavilions apd inke” Gemeente | C hi oumty. Ve i each ease nuconsciousness was produced NE STRLET. SALTS | On the west side of Ninth street between I and K | *teaiu engine, &e.; latwe packing a ditions perfect. Aire. U. (GOULD) FLOBST, Prop. 150 miles — instantaneously by the closure of the circuit; TEEN CH, Is0i, AT TEN | streets southeast. trainway, b.owins iachine, iack) n, &e., um itafted | ™my2t2m. with te super wat rb eunimer was complete and | : FaRT— of cars running to the center of conveniences for shipment yersisted, without interrap- tion, until the heart's action had entirely ceased or'water: ten dally ‘Suites in plus, Walnut, af. ter shells for lime 8 by Lounges, Largé French Plate 8 SAINT CLOUD, 213 18T AVE.. ASBURY — ‘Accommodations tor = tralus : Gest ilu own, ae want opportunity for investment. sand and ‘Terms wade known at sale. A deposit of $200 re- reach abundant, Own, ahd have sey : — oF uicaiva. and otter testa and deuth bad certainly cecurred. In exch harerrag tae Five Safe Pak Sear eee ins | Baller parse cad nel ores, nee if W. SALE, Pr case death was manifestly painless. se. Heating 2nd Cooking Stree, Beto ia} 8 fro sale or Figiut to resell at risk and cos oninen. 98 ; —— a. Brapetence. ° ly xem, Heating and ove! oe cee bs e JAMES REVELL) NDSOR, 7 = — in compliance with the statute an autopsy | usrainCarjotn, pi ahd secordine’ at purchaserecees cS ecoet JROTWELAS DES Trustees, and Kingeley, Asbury, Park. N.J, nn cereal Fas mado in each ease, as soon as practicable, | portapie Cashier's Desk Te ioani Bar Counter, copper | 27J0seds KAIC.APFE, DARR & C dyl4-co7t Annapolis, Ma. aon srom ovens. _ Special rates for Jame. a seaseg ache seg by Dr. Tra = Van Giewsengot New York, in our | jack and covers. King Bar Counter. vs q PRUSTEES: "HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers ee eet Ce te (wot we = ant ~ — presence and unc with the XLSO. a @ 4 7 i result of revealin © gross changes in | 1 Pool Table, Brunswick” in good cond!-| By virtue of a deed of trust to the unde: end J PETE, DOS. 25 ponds eee 11 oa MOND: the blood and tissues previously observed in cases of death by the action of strong electric November 15. 1800. and’ recorded tu itber 1 TWELFTH STREET SOUTHWEST, 30, of the land records of the District of Coat 03 LY THE TWENTIETH, 1891, For ctrculars and iniormation addeows wa bia, parties secured by suid deed id at the request of th M. Sone. DUNN currents. trust, 1 will of iyesale, ou the premises. on | Mt HALE-PAST TIVE O'CLOCK, in tront of the prem” —— : mr. i apres We will sell lots Nos. \d 40, tn Square 2H7, é 1 becimens, especially of the blood and of Taine at PV PEM. all that parcel of land Wo two-story” Urick Lone ‘with press cea est the Het coun, ervous system, were taken to Dr. Van brick fronts ‘ant ba Giessen for the purpose of careful microscop- Miciern arse phd cellar concreted. cbout forty-eight acres aud being part of yw ndow trout, Jand known as Bellevue, a8 the wae 18 Mily v'psperedand with a a VE ACRES OF LAND a | SEAT! Saud kn, ae inodern improve iS leet iront, With pri- ; ical examination and the results will be for- | TPUSTEES SALE OF FIVE ACRI fers of tale: Avwuine (ist securins: 64,000 due | Yateley iy tear = = BELMAR, X. 3. Cinta June vaiter tis, wi the sprince warded to you as soon as*uch examinations are | BENNINGS, D.C., FRONTING ON THE} October 10; 1805, tuucinte nna MecuriNe, $4.00 do He: ‘Tiree thousand dollars trust assumed on measly rae is “(th naam completed. “Allow us to congratulate you on the com- each Louse, due in and rena fastinore, ni Of the duane ree Years; ony-Lult balance cash ar and on eme-ha th nc Finest location on the coast. Hotel open after June SHERIFF ROAD, HIGHLY IMPROVED. 15. For circular, terme, &e. one Year. secured by dead of im two years troin day of wale, VAN WHITE SUL c. Kia. NOM OPS. pleteness in all their details of all your prdim- — A'by deed of trust on the property. sold | Cattly At OMLION “ot purchaser. Cerrtived copy of abe | <2F8-2m___ FOSTER, Manacer,_ | ik ovunty. Na. » 2 inary arrangements, on the dium. good dug interest at 6 per veut uy or | fteact of Columbia Tits insurance Contay y varnished | JPELKOSE IN THE BEACH, thosprings. Pur tuedicas ype et Ripe ar oe a By virtue of a deed of trust dated November 4. 1890, | at pUrenaser's option. Deposit of S200" tree. DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON, L 'BELMAK, N. J. Jor catsioe ue, nd decorum which prevailed during | andauy recorded in Liber So. Lod, one of the Innd | Quire ut sate. Converamringand seersivg St : biS 1 stn. ie. | ” Under personal supervision of tie owner. ng ordeal, and on the resulting dem- | records of the District of Columbia, and at the request | chaser's cost.” ‘Ter.usto be coupled with in 10. da THOMAS DOWLING & SON jy dds ‘Open June 1 to October 1. my30-00%@ |) NNEQUA LUUNE on of the rapidity and painiessness | of th Sarwale | octerwisw the trustee iservew te Taglit to resell at == —— EPTUNE HOUSE, 1M of this method of inticting the ‘death pen- trustees, thervin | rink an cost of de chaser after five SUMMER RESORTS. B FacinglLEMAR, Xa. MINNEQUA SPRINGS, BRADFORD Co.. PA ity. ‘The experience of today has proved Tali! Hy : nn SOHN RIDOUT, Trustee, aoe y24m - ee ese first-clam hotel, tuproved end enianced. opone to our sutisfaction that this method is supe- contay _DUNOANSON BROG., Auctionsers. ATLANDIC CHIY, N.S. WHE COLORADS, SS | i enat pete oe Neruen Ow Baa cot ths eae cae a TLANTIC CITs X. 3. T DELMAR, ¥.3. AWalitns, elevstce, stent beat, good muse am — coe Is recorded in Liber,Gov. Shephera, NO.'1, fo aT Titi WINGFIELD. ‘Open now for guests. Mhudern vonvemencn. ry A CLEVER SWINDLE.:. the uation book the surveyce ct Ocean avenne near tie euch Motern conveniences, | _ 8 0ur __M.F. COMPTON. _ : ————— [he property is improved aS de Bag thate Murs. M. CASSIO.” | JRREXTON VILLA. CAPE MAY, N.J.. NEAK THE | Bis Career, Though Short, Rivaled “Jim the | dwe'lil: if FoOmS Im ee anit Keung depot, teed bowd. moder. convesteuns Ayerial rates for Meee Sa enman, f Tanai rene LE EXTRAORDINATY AND WHTHOET. HE | goos'n bron pats ne vahien, Awe a heseason. “Mra. JA. MYLICS. "myeSuiysseom | SHOU Me TOM Wann oe Acclever and accomplished swindler is under j [o%!, is shsceptble of division “with profit, a awe vE OF HOUSES WAND | “Sertutivatian ONES BRADY. &. nies SA ee ee nui ot the St anew ata arrest in New York, charged with passing bogus Stisand dollars cash, $200 of | MANES, GAWMIAGLS, WAGONS, HARNESS, Ui Hassier's celebrated orchestra. Open June 6. : nig ge ‘ist bepaid onthe dapor sale, and thetaltace | EAC. LETC. : myoteo Fee | WATER Evers aopertatnt pret checks. sna zene G. el | } h:ree 1} Le Moi at the Bazaar, No. 940 Louisiana avenue, i Atlantic City, N.J. —— > per ws f em . checks. His name is Eugene G. L. Koch. He Tagine intwe ang three yc oni Ye Meld the Bazaar, Here aTte: | xow open. Hearts beech eat how tron pice, ‘OTEL LAFAYETTE woul Shar ofitcn, or addfcen until Some dresses well and is highly educated. He is a| mai tiper same troattinday oe ase Eee eee a ee vlelecenat 3 eRoRCrae as Ce sony TRAN E SAT ig Mr GU. FAL AMR, lecrwinis anal itty dist [en ee ee Mafaction of toe |, Lwenty heal of larce Mules that have been sed in 6 Hotel, Flivace.phia, N TRACY & CO.."PI TORS. Bat eee as ee are eae | tea at ant ee eve ene ees Se EOE hg tne oe Panta voula ea rages Se aeeat es INDIANA | , Tocatd directly on the beach Eine ana att| After 12eh of Sune, P.O: ask TS when he was arrested was a letter from Cardi- | {£2\t0%, 0F al cus. | for pereuytorg ale on wccouut of the feceut strike Uy wear the beach; Loinecontores, | WOdern improvements, Address. dele nal Gibbons, which doubtless aided him ma- | Terms 0 sateto he “com en To Gravarr. Washington Hotel, Phiisienene or fe ne Siay, OMEN, SERS AN terially in his swindling operations, and for | sel again at the Fisy and Tang fre hind of good Work and Driving Horses | OE | _syi-l pM I A whom probably be was layinga trap to swindle, | tt PABION Duc See ee ae ‘ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. TEE MDINE CAE WAY, §. Tite ad” tron ashe did for @haancey M. Depew and others. | s110 “BI Fat nw, Wanbington, D.C, | Zrenty-fiye New, aud Sevond-hand Carriages, |” Now open, hice minutes’ walk’ from bathing ‘water bute. Open ail the year, ant SOM | Shicadia rites snd driecs Latent wiiunsice yess ‘Yo gain his friendship Koch seut to Cardinal | =—Cragea-SaEGaN aun acs ion ot contactors, coal | rounds. Accommodates, ots we CHovokE Seen. tend cod bation. ue thre Gibbous a chrouological tree of the Catholie | L/ picasa the publ lied to tie wale within tue | 282m _ PB ATTICE ey OS church. In a letter acknowledging the gift URS ees oe a ipuollinter Po ee ipa he riers ete ey pre oe ee emacs he oS Re z : . Auctioneer. : 3 8 E KX Ne WF | and Drea 5 Chuatuterinin of W wilt vem at Cardinal Gibbons thanks Koch, who this time Hoilrcurtlace roving | RATCLIFVE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers MCD Test eseee YORE [BE waNDeok, fendauce. Prot. shroeder's brass and striae band wil took “Jolin Phillips” as an alias, and says he | E rn ou ca AU acieemlciaed meredectacltbans ‘ REE {uruieh mune Addnee F TESA kcO,. National would be delighted to make Koch's acquaint- | pair Blac e and & TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A THREE-STORY AND ‘New and first-class in all its appointments, CAPE MAY, ¥.J., Fi + D. C., Umbil Jume 1S, after thet at tance. pe bee Si lrmagen agua, | EAPEMENT BRICK, HOUSE "So 10l¢ PENS wen Miako ec Menuet emg monianaeanay : “d He has flooded New York city, Brooklyn, | &°,. 2%. 70" Kurers a 1Otof New Harues:, | py virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber | "52m _Late of Colonnide Hotel, Phil. | 5.0m W. W. GREEN. curt uaneote Widens Makai toon ok New Jerscy and Staten Island with his bogus | “yenaccaie" LATIMER & SLOA oli seu. one of te" lat t records for | Ff OTL CENTRAL, W 288 EXD HOTEL CAPE MAT 3-3 1ocK: | psn soonest heueee eth Rect ad Creagh tte eck Cl pene 5 cee Sy iit aurtis | party secured theres y Twa sell at public auction, im TENNESSEE AVE. NEAR PACIFIO, 12 argh snearpen sed pear bench, and depot. Mates | Septewber Address J. WATKIN® LER iyi arrested, e coufines as erations in iront of 1 PreMises, on. + NTY- At reek, A New York to ciothiors and brewers’ He issued | FoUn ia OT Or shy. Tab. isons at SI ATLANTIC CITY N. J. * mesg MDWAKD x. came. | O'CLOCK P.M. all that certaih plee ct situate, ivin: n De Parcel or lot of ant Leing in the city of Wash uinbia, and known Npon the or 8a bogus checks on various bank names of brewers to them und them on cloilucrs, buying a few ¢ of clo signed the 1 then passed Mars’ worth thes in euch case and getting considerable Jederoas = Sa Directly on the beach. Hot and cold ses athe. Obstructed ocean view, Finest atime cndestitne Newly furnished and enlarged. Now open. L. A. ROWAN ATLANTIC CITY, A cool resort. Bouuticu. tal medicinal springs. Pipe wheral batus and swiuuatog Pool. Livery, bowl STRELT, HOUSE, { June i. A.D. | tolto, wl lot Tumlered one (1). in equare Bear the ocean” abiore JAMES Me MUUKE, broprintor. vii enn change. j 4 foto 38 fee crank. | OTRAS Sode x AUT & bOM Among the first complainants were Ludwig | el are ae J iit TRATMORE. | Now open. Unsurpassed in ee Brothers of No. 36 Weet 14th street, Hirsehkind | |'yearm Giger cont pec saaums poreie ee teneee: Ta eS perday WM. C CROWELL, S#34sb0am_ aLtar NOW € Co., Broadway and Walker street, and Mr. M.. t0 Jollowine | you the OF | Facing the sea: open aii the year: bot sea water baths H._STARKS HOTEL, SOUEAN GROVE, N_ J, | 5 0btt,te "iutors: accotumodations ‘food aid rates Mannbein No. 499 Grand strect. But 1 ity, seid Districts = purchaser. (A deposit o Rew ald tuproved sauitury ep, omtients. Five stories high, new!y"enl. over 3.000 feet | Myiyat J. H. FLEMING, Manacer. Koch s forgeries lowed in trom many quarters | ety cattal RS iaalt, te terms ot ante 2 JOSEEH H. BORTON. _ | piazza! Tuxurous beds; tabi rst class;pianovarveniam | 222 =! m pluiuants. In his pocaets were also found | ovelents thereon—a. suvatun aud cost of tue cetauiting purchaser atter five days! ATLANTIC CITY, X. 3. ny eosin ae a po talara. faire ove ~ advertiseiuent resale in soe hewspaper pub- South Carolina ave. ni baton - the beacl CEL J. YOUNG. torged letters from the Keystone Brewing Con- | ised. in Wasiineto pany of Philadelphia, and he had sent a letter | ee eee D.C. All conveyancing and 23-m, SAM SP HE AUKORA." 5 Surf ave. two houses from the rd cash, of which $200 ust | Av ieeonhe p20 wust | recording at the cost Sa ee ee ‘Ocean. Special rates for June. aud Sepreniber, ee. to the Astors soliciting louns, on the strength | pert FA? iitylent avers "sectne* Mie son one ot the | OMe catrnbee G Atautic ave.y Uvean “Grove, Sd: ME MOUNTAINS. of the fact that his birthplace was near the spot | Syl4-d&ts prettiest houses at this favorite resost’ Itis hand- Son - Where their ancestor, John Jacob Astor, was | born. SHELDO! soue.y decorated and zurnisued; has all modern itu ents: Toceives 200 guests, aud is tap top ot thy ‘Lerms of sale ty be € the headguarty Jor prominent peop.e trom ‘OCEA! 7 ALTE Water .gratd scenery Seti cin ict aan tors Bacon the as ae | dissin ghapidotes = cree Coat of purchuser im aedt. SPEED AND. pte weeks Go wr KES Now open, Elevator and furui ail complate. WME. Hod 1 OUTHWEST. ‘myn ‘ More and better accommodations for the money’ that : } Trustees migra, Cart tee | Foret ann Tee any hotel on the Sereey coast, "Wits tot conser. Two Students Arrested in 4 ni ATL J. “ C. LEFLE! —They Confess, ae z Uuabetractes oo Jima pote. Sena | 272°2m ©. ©. LEFLER. 5 ge-THE ABOVE. SALE Is POsT?O: ae for lus:rated ca moth Puce. "Heras, ¢100 | FY OTEL ATLATRE SPRING CAKE. N. J 3, good Toard Ever since Constantine Baltcheff, the Bul- | wepsispay, JULY TWENTY-SLCURD, IsUke te Se Ed en ble arpa ~~~ ~-sderamceceman! ee glen ‘minister of finance, wae murdered in eee ime tieaen EHR | [ROSE MEASEIG GUNS Tacarara, | rite EE, mrcuanpoox._ | 57 Rate Wea ee Sofia during the even: 2 27 . . ohne “al cbtate, Next house to the beac! re ETON,” gucets, Terms from €3 Ha during the evening of March 27 last the RATE TE Dae Be aie 3 towit: The | yds3ur Mrs. N. REED. SPRING LAKE BEACH, N.3. | to wash. "for paricuens aloes S. government agents and police have steadily 29 Foamy Vania aves naw. nto C24). in sauare | oe a7 cK Av Open June 1. Special tutes for June and Soytem- | fesvGHits. Duer Parke Md. and incessantly followed up the clews which it ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF, i ise te 00 | Det focation: “oni bt eauarg fran beach eabie = iy a a aS W ATES GAP Mocse. DELAWARE a ficpadk woe to the axtasie nur-| VALUABI IVING” HOR: uh ud tweity-two (122) | uuexceiled. hates: eb, 210, 812 per week: S130, | © BUR ON SEA” Gap, Pa. 8 delucutia) mountain resort a was hoped would lead to the arrest of the mur Aare Minapy as apple aliesvumgoved ra | go verage oes Atala Stn |” WEE OISES g, tS rabies cairns! od canara teu ie ry SeCITON. maibed the decree: One-| M[ONTEREK HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITT, B di] Seem ieeiwommer | fipinin, Broad st. station. iW BaODieADe arrests have been made. but in each case sub- fers of witnnistration issued by the | third cash aud the balance In two equal installments, | 24 the np ee erro [Sg . an vequent developments have shown that the See eee TG be secured by decd of trust upon ihe preaioce Satie " aay wer, |C VENTNOR, N. J., GREENS MOUSTAIN HOUSE, “Loca parties were stili at large. In spite of or al esi at heoption oF the Luichaser. A deposit | SCHAUELERS HOTEL AND CONCERT GABDEN, | he pow resort. sos iit ese A tamtic City, Grate Hu dann, le Bie oan these discouragements the government kept up Hasdred dotars (#400) ils be required at tue | SY Atiantie City. Nel. bow open: protected som in: | 7UE BOS Cog ne Roe ee Aviconveyancitag and recunding at purchas- | cleweut wether Ly Jurtable rout, Vsul Senta's or. Drietor. For mturmation inyuire of MU LOSANO & the hunt and yesterday two students were ar- LEON TOBRINER, Trustee, Een igs Re EE] SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND. SON, Merchant Tauiore, SOF st. mw, Wasuineton. Tesied upon suspicion of having been concerned an es Wien wk desea aaa j $6430 st. i.w. | by'eiectric cars; Seutz's orchestra tou 10 to 12 am. aomtenen > RTE oil amps e ee NESS WAGON (TOP); PE UNCANSON BK uctioneers, aid 3 to S piu: cafe attached. SCHLECHT & VAGE. OURE, Kky, W.VA in the murder of M. Balteheff. When charged EOHEL: and Dats” tytindeds | Soaitath, bites Moors Jamestown, it, I. :mew house; fifty rooms: newly at ph FAY with the erime the students confessed that they = = = furnished. modern imps "circu GEAY HOTSE. at Star of of Oregon L. Green s subdivision ot Cutcuester a8 pet were the actual murderers.and further they a¢- WY ALTEE ©. WILLIAMS & 00:. Anctionsera, Sh CHARLES. ANTIC CITY, N. J Sy JAMES A. BKOWA, Proprictor.— cused Dr. ‘Tzatcheit, Dr. Moloff and Col. Kix- VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ANACOSTIA. ‘ end Delaware ave. Xow O a ing hired them ‘to commit the deed. EACLIPUL COLTAGE HOMES AT AUCUION. | | _Je15-2m ONS NOUTTOS, a. SEL DARL AN. Giars NORREIL HOURS, BAkPEiey & ‘The three list named p@ons, upon the in. on = “BF TEs cof deeds, ot trast day, recorded in ‘HE ALDINE, ATLANT YN ood AGtEiG | PRAY RIDGE HOTEL, BAY RIDGE, MD. OPENS | Shin’ iuttacettn at ene oh Cana, Hii, und formation furnished by the two students, were iE WARENOUSE ADS Facords of tue District of Columblas ad at the hayes Digest Sutrever sor house on the felend | yeti ey Stine lowation ob the ley, “Convenient | Pound. ruil sew ‘oF ie pituccegue mi Tear s 3 request | $1.50 to $2.50 perday. No uct house ou the Island | poth to Washinton ald Beltimors. Best of Sat eee also placed under arrest. M. Baltcheff at the 1a, a of the parties secured 1¥ thein, We will offer torewe | atiuese rates Send iok paipuist. HM. D-EASTMAN. | bethie pemecn at gaituuory. Best of salt-water Less fime le war Killed lund been out walking with are ce a SP SES OCLOGR Bin the feo cee ey | _sPamo. Pour trparan bets) or intoriaticn aud cycuat myteceit” M. Stambuloff, the Bulzarian premier, and MISCELLANEOUS LOY OF BUILDERS’ MA-| real ‘estate, situate in Anscostia, in the District of | PHE CHALPONTE, . v1 wendent, Bay Ridge, | “TUPTCATC they were about to enter their official” resi- | TRRIAI, BUILDING COSTR® TOLe TOOLS, A: | Columbin Lots at arth So doe eee | D atiastic city, x.3. | HE Yelskn. OcKWOOD HOUSE, HARDENS PEARY, W.¥ L dences, which adjoined each other, when sud- hs, ke Wc. a list of which can Ue seem at the + On the Beach, with unsurpassed Ocean’ View. iOPER CTT. RE: Mis. 8. E. LOVED I, Proprietrens, a * sartionse int of suid subdivision as uu:y recorded in county Salt water baths in tue Louse. Will ve open trom Juud Sw Octoinr 1, RIGHT HOUSE, CAPE Bisah, Boo tue wee denly a man confronted them with’a revolver | Miearteution o. busiders and persons in search of | fiver, folio Sir one ey the land terete ere Dee Send for circular. June 20. Write for ele rm hotel will reopen | Terns, e0 por wees. my 1S 5gmm and fired three shots at M. Laltcheff, who fell | horses, &., material OF arp. of Co.tmuibla, together with improvemente-<wo large | _3e30-2u E. ROBERTS & SONS.__} "inyis Bm WOLFE & WARRINGTON. | 7[HE SUMMIT HOUSE, HARPER'S Tri dead upon the 5] A crowd quickly collected, | sles, FRAN Arptasecttages, HE CLIFTON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J,, COR by te ny Ye Lighee but in'the darkness the mudrderce, che ecg | Administrator of the estate of J ,rerue: (One fourth, enah balance to suit the pur- | "’Atiantic ang Connecticut aves, Row epee iQue BES POPES, CAPE MENLOPEN BEACH. | potng, “Apply tor circular apa tern, "Open Sune tm + ‘ceased. chaser.” A deposit of ones! x z 4 ‘obeth,, Delaware, will reopen June 2 : Lees Cia supposed to have been accompanied by an ue- |<“ Jove of property at the time of sale, "Au conveyanc: | {UH JOSEFM ENGLE, proprietor; WALTER C. | i seq batlie” Hlutel sniy yards fron tin tart, Hick | em ee mocuTTi a ‘a a + JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, Ing and record:ng at the cost of purchaser Terms to | ENGLE, clerk. Jet Porches with # good outlook. Circulars at Star office. OTEL ESSICK — HEALTHUIDS. MOUNTAIN scotia ahs etmeoca tet pos por pmsy Fert D Trustees jrssrve thenight to tecell ee beeen (PSE BERTON, ATEANTIC CITY, 8. J., KEN. | _ugtSam” WALTER BURTON. — BM Losi k Prop, ple Hessed the assa: 4 i —— - he trustees reserve the jo resell the property at tucky ave., near the Leach; steam heat: modern | 3570) OLONIAL, ‘ : lpouahar te the murderer had twoaceomplices,who assisted | TRUSTEES’, SALE, OF WO-STORY FRAME the rink and cost of tie defaulting purchaser or Pur | coutianyaee*cueas the ch: eat, heat: modern BULEE, FONT, HOUSE. NEAR COLONIAL | _iviG-1m Highland Lali, Lycoming Co; Pe _ him to escape. a, UNIONTOWN. : EDWIN B. HAY, year. = WILK Sov binny12u | | doubie porches: pienty of shade, salt water bathinx. MInCRILANMOUS. — By virtue of two deeds of trust, duly recorded DANIEL O'C. CALLAGHAN,} Trustees. ‘[8= FLonipa, doating. fishing and table first-class: terms THE KAILWAY MAGNATES. x No, 1227, folio 17, and Liber, Xo, 13 Jo19-dkds 1425 New York ave. pected tanto City, Fe Poderaie. Apply to B. D. ‘COOKE, Beach, LEN RIDGE HOUSE. Peep ‘at the written request of tiie Party #9-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL | Steam heatthrouxhout. (jeW/-Lm) M. J. ECKERT. = A1.1-O3-HUDSON. BF. ‘The Advisory Bourd of the Western Traffic wrebs, we Will sellat eC LION, T MONDAY, JULY SIXTH, saiue hour und place. * CorestaL BEACH HOTEL. COLONIAL BEACH, Association Adjourys. Ta MISES, ON NONDAY, HH CW, Jedd By order ot the trusiees, | ‘HE MYGELA, PACIFIC AND NEW YORK AVES; | (7. Va. nics irom Washiincwon. Now open.” | $ i NT Y UI U A.D. — ry 3. 1 ie a . boating ; bathine finest \N SENECA LAK! advieos i P.M. ali HE ABOV! 7 v1 trom jternis, $12 to $20 per week. tomac; iiusie: cunmine 2 82 The sdviscry Vosrd of the Western Trafic | Quoc, Ett aH men 1 SRTCUBE {>OUH OAR, Fp Fopteonny unr | fom bechs erat 613 tp aoen, Seren ighaoe ate tami u Pos ere Re, Association adjourned yestébday in New York } inw jon, istrict of Cobauias and ‘kuown how tae | plac Uy7-d&as) By order of the trustees. 3e0-2m_ Manayer. tion apply to W. T. CRUMP, krop. jy i0-ssu" " * Stind puck or plan of said own es. anit bel —— BE - after vome further discussion of violations of | ft nastered five tunired. sid ulnet seit i TECHIE ABOVE SALE Ts postpowtp unarir, | THE KENDERTON,, 7, ey FUSSESEASS BOARD (AND ROOM 67 PER J ve hundred and nizety-nine (390) and six. linhure TU ULY FIGHTEENTH, eae ad Zen . bathing free. Address bgt) to throngh export rates via Galves- | six! Poe inated sarait syeatnanaee nie gue tosinive ve oftaeterene | 199m STEAREIG HY. Sito more awtewe Me Goipaint Bosh Va. Ais, privileges, nuprovewuents und otuer leredita- | © jy by order of the trustees. e ton, which the Atchison had been charged with | ineuts t tue shuve Leionging or in amywise appertain: | Tee Gotha betchs Memreceecrnevens, Beene Vest Fetes Mopros, Va. manipulating, it was decided thatsuch business | |Terms: One-third cash. balance in . = a Ws rs mevt all Loats and trains. jr pad ices Isto prewives 20M, OF OWS ‘ vO" PS 8 a8 3 Md and the commissioners wereinstrncted to rega-| [Sit otion of purines, Adopt of 800 er] MANEET ANGE Nb, ANGEL oY. Ane | T TRE ckotss HoLEL Cire een: wi open une 3 tut anmee | Sea ORE nae “CERN CL? ete late it in the future. ‘The Atchison, of course, red at uu of sale, Gonwayancting. ea. of par STubEr AAP. essa? (30, 2732 AND Wiss P ‘Open ail the year. Bred: ‘wood, 5 fgapuin and feline terse €10 once aa = Noted against this proposition, and it took an | tags. oilerwina the trustees reat evwthe risnt fo Tesel | py vietue of a decree passed by the Supreme Court of | 213m _CHARLES MeoLape._ | (08). peu wesk, , Puguse trains trou Was ore sata | YY OODLAWE. ,ROCKATLLL, MD, appeal. ° eee ee tert adil cost of the desaulting pur- | the District of Coluubin in equity cause No. 13004 TE (TBE MARYLAND. OCEAN END NEW YORK AVE.. CEAN CITY, MD.? terms apply at the CLAMENDES Bu’ ‘Sue alleged violation of the rules in eonnes-| oie newspaper puniated 'y Westivaton D.Cr | Mit i Cau ayrticn te Yeame’ of the “penne | UAtuantie Ci, Ri 3. mew house: new furaicare: | C) ‘OCEAN CITY, MD.t Sow Vork ave. tion with the Indiana, Hlinois and Towa rail- |" YEN a 3 Trustees, | MEFIVE UCLUCE PM TENE EX-FIRSE, ABUL, | electric bel | ero ——. = Toad was also referred to the commissioners. | 2715-M&ds_¢ i WeRiunctounirest), the following rel eat of Geutce | Te ae RRS Oe Bede em | fe as ete seme. The velvet beash of FAMILY SUPPLIES. The meeting ended without effecting any- | }) ALCLIFFE, DAME & CO., Auctioneers, Bad Se duce er Seong All tat, certain, parcel of | [HE ORIENTAL, ATLANTIC CITY. N. 3-4 VIR | eins trom tS ind dor fa four hours. ———- a thing of importan So it may be said that FR - james in the Sty ‘corsetown, mn said District, con- 4 ‘THE AT! ‘TIC HUTEL 40 TOT. BH. WALEEK & ©O. AND You »ILL the Westers: ‘Trafic Associath no further | oO ORex BUILDING SUSE ITO MRSSACHTES | witty for the sane gues weet anata oun: Be | ere mmr remente, ex. af. OPPENHEIMER, Prop. JUNE 2. Gta tt ities of Ear Nogstables, Sprag He Wester io Association . ; MELA Seuss ACHES | xu for the wane = Sjetoueo Seaoniniene ¢ teas anes oockie Sele ahead than it was three months ago, although genre AVENUE NORTHWEST, TO BE EE- te ER ‘THE HOSSMORE. TENN: AND PACIFIC AVES.. | _Jot2u Guo, RLINGSTINE, -_ | the Finest Mocks aud Java Colles. Ailat tue there are many dificult problems to be solved | o,'MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTIETH, | Maret space south 1 tects more oe lea to she musth. | aby AtARDE CH. N. 5. eation un soe 6 ee betore the organization 1s placed on its feet. | 1891, at SIX O'CLOCK. we will offer for sale in front | ast corner of a brick house owned and occupied in | POVTE. tite Came May jou Soafr it isas powerless as the defunct Interstate | of the preuilws tue live ators fraze house, to be | Ai 2. Ina iy Robert alcPherson then west aud pare SHIRLEY, A’ iC CITY, N.3.. KEN- Commerce Kailway Association. MHERMS CASH. RATCLIFFE, DART & CO., _| vision" tinen of “lots. 40. and, G1 inthe orig | TRE.SEIRLEY, ATLAS 3, All ‘modern, ers pa F; Auctionecis, | Ral plan of Georgetown; ‘thence | with ‘said | appoinimients.’ For information appiy” 20. 614 Hicks-Beach on Copyright. |] ATINER © SLOAN, Auctioncers. Sidi wich a her cuetee fos Wave a | WR ww. M2 SOUTHALL. Manaren, Sayan : — dyaral = "[' HE STODDART, CORNEE ILLINO} 5 ‘The president of the London board of trade, |" “graven wO-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, | Sibexhystnr se Monnet ene tee ee eres | La nee ee Seas SABO, ax wetiy, the Rt. Hon. Sir M. E. Hicks-Beach, replying Feversed tothe becinning. 1¢ being the same! Atlantic City, No J. family hotel; . ee FOUR ROOMS EACH, NOW UNDER Seserived tm deed irom dain. Ml Tosaid Geonce | lent cuisines electsie WEEGy BoD eee yesterday to a quotation from the chamber of rele eieiaes Main Ms. Yarnell, recorded in Liber J. A. 5.. No. 24, folio . commerce urging the amendment of the copy- BENT ‘ay Goo! ee a ° yp land seconde of the Distect of Con Detymace: ESaarz « soxs, * right act in order to permit the copyrighting INTEREST, IX SQUARE edition Sit Gecrretowra, bese "Washington, D.C. 52m" x with i ‘addition, to-wit; Them of any book without compelling the suthor, m8," trond Of anid ioe on’ Waskineion | "T"LOU4S CAROLIRE AVE. MERE Ta native or alien, to reside in the kingdom, pro- alice ‘back 30 feet ; then nortl: parallel with Peepall te pear — ‘ied the type is set in n cotntry belonging to a : Fite sols ates abet ease | bottom x. wotaws, the International Copyright Uslion, said: “The | on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY: the | t mass of printing and publishing in Eng- find is quite. Gutside of tho operations of the’ new American copyright law. Only the book trade will be affected, which {s not more than 5 SECOND, 2 CLOG. ATLANTIO CITY, ¥. J. OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR 322m = MW. A. & A. & MILNOB, Propristors,