Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1891, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1891. 3 FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS ———_————SSSS FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. IT KNOWS NO RIVAL SOCIAL MATTERS, OPENED FOR SETTLEMENT. Bw. cor. Sth sels G20 Lith JOB SALE. vis Q ST. N.W., BRICK, 8 KOOMS | PON BALE SKICK DWELLING. 104151. ¥.W.5| (OR SALE—A SI08 BUILDING Lot, SIZE 16X 4 Prominent Public Man's Opinion of the| Col. Joseph ©. MpKibben. who is known to | The President Issues His Oklahoma Proc- TELEGRAMS N THE STAR soi celia tor ob t, 8 ap) | A ior zea 100 to siley, ferme 6 ait otk So sf sata Io toot sey, °8 Gales st pegs ‘Star Voiced by the P Fn oteh collie )WLING'S, Efi Seien come ayy Belek daturiaye ie every one as the host of Marshall Hall, a eae FOr SALE-4 YouNG cow. aprLy aT 18%. “Tam never willing to retire on Saturday | Wa married ~ afternoon to Miss Aldisa ;OK SALE-REDUCED FROM | Est. ow. 1" yr. $1,000 CASH_—A F quire a home wich Apply to H. M. MARTIN, e Oho-Laif of the adjuinime square bet. sth and ‘SBth . "Yan offer a bargain. Ay PERELE: 1415Y sicawe Sele ‘6 roo x [OR SALE-THE MOST DESIRABLE PIOE OF = Sehrack by . Sunderland. The cere- | THE LANDS RECENTLY CEDED TO TEE UNITED DARING AND SUCCESSFUL. ‘sully duisbed new huuse cu Lath. wear ti | EB wruand ntneniy Wonlooie tet aera tee | ee <poR eS i; | RENE” eaid'e public man of prominence a few | mony took piace at 290 o'clock in,one of the | STATEs BY TE INDIANS CAN BE ENTERED JO Toons and bath ele-tric lighting. cabinet mantels: | provemeuts completed; on'y vacsnt ground insquare; | YOK SALETA sy ‘Pacave, “antil Ihave read at least one-half of old mation, and wis witnessed XT TUESDAY aT 12 o'cLoca—text oF tuz|4 Pennsylvania Convict Jumps From @ « barvain. BRI & LIPSCOMB, 618 14th st. 9e10-3t | Bo payment required frow builde-; will mh hy Complete and in woud conditiv. At ago, = + Ser ee iahens ‘pul Stlente of 35 ESDAI ‘feat (OR SALELIN LE DROIT PARK TwO-S1OKg | [ot Pyrat: Apply @. 4. BOSD. Attorney St aw: | Soon SALECFORNITURE COMPLETE NEARLY |" Seturday's Stan, and when the Sabbath | 07 °Dly @ few foes . ie] PRoctamariox. Denn eee. pt BR Sy ey | sels | POR SALE—FUUNITURE COMPLETE, NEARLY two families. On accoynt af a recent death Pumavevrima, Sept. 18.—A toothpick was sEprnout: sievtrig | POR SALE RARE CHANGE FOR INVESTMENT | qadvets WAUTRGE’ Beas cies, PNt Very heap’ | Comes, instead of studying Sunday paper, I| in Col. McKibben’s family no general invita-| ip. President today issued @ proclamation | the instrument which aided a noted S1oloveash. SMITH | F'with ‘certain quick profits. Tam authorized to | Address WALLACE, Star S162 | stitise my time in finishing up the lit- | tions were sent out. At the hour set for the : x4 aided a acted doqpesnip seit-3t_ | offer for a few days the whole front of square by de ‘OK HAMBER SUITES; PARLOR SET, Ales sah Pp ceremony those present gathered in the draw- | ©Pening to homestead settlement the lands | yesterday to escape from his custodian, Serif For sae SE Wi0 E | Of 125 feet on W stroet bet, oth and 7th Apieces; dining table. cha panes irixerator. erary feast you spread before the public fifty- two times a year. None of the many news Papers that come to my house can compare with the Saturday Stan.” ‘The foregoing is not merely the opinion of one man. Steadily increasing circulation and & gratifying growth of advertising patronage bear unimpeachable testimony to the character ‘sideboard, re: ee pe ‘and Wrenisilschild's crib, over, nme, hat rage and sunurieas entire Joe, E idross W. W. W., Star office. SOK SALe BICYCLE YS¥cHO “STANDARD: aight fraiue ; litte Used all’ atted 5 erent durvain to iuitediate purchaser, “Address £: Re Mes Star office. werree R SALE-A LITTER OF THOROUGHBRED St. Bernard pups. Inguire at 008 P st. a. w.AT-2* INE FURNITURE AND HAND- some rugs. 051 Mass. ave. 2 rol 7-3 —RAFETY BICYCLE; LATE PATTERN; ing room, which was beautifully decorated with flowers. ‘In a few moments the bridal coupl: made their appearance to the music of Me: delssobn's wedding march by Schroeder's Orchestra and the brief and impressive cere- mony was soon over. Afterward a handsome dinner was served. und those who sat down at the table beside the newly wedded couple were: Mr. Chambers McKibben and Miss Mary Me- Kibben, the brother and sister ot the groom; Mr. and Mrs. Chambers H, McKibben, Master recently ceded to the United States by the Pottawatomie, Sac and Fox and Iowa Indians in the eastern part of Oklahoma. The proclamation recites the terms of the agreements made inst year with the various tribes of Indians referred to and the provisions of the acts of Congress, and closes as follows: Now, therefore, I, Benjamin Harrison, Presi- dent of the Unived States, by virtue of the toa quick Michael of Williamsport. A flying leap frome pir ie Es Be cd train in the Pennsylvania railroad going at the rate of forty miles hour made the dash for liberty a successful venture. The sheriff had th him besiies the daring convict & number of other prisoners, who were im rear; 19260 leet “fronting on’ Price for both, $3,400 bs ure Jot, Pike ¢ 72x116. improved ‘and being brought to the Eastern penitentiary im this city to serve their sentences. The sene tonced criminal in question euccessfaily the lock VERY CHEAP ANDOS EASY T neked inet fromt : overlooking 16 and trisuguar park, All mod. imp. end location. Price, 00 of bis handeaff with the to iu excellent condition; lamp, Dell, Fish saddie; all | of ° than Pierce McKibben and Mrs. Mary Downey of | power in me vested by the statutes hereinbefore | freeing himself from « fellow prisoner. He Pepys BY EAR THE A compete, Wan Pst Beatie | Sect creer eee On ether, Saye Senn Min ean itis ek aca caine che on rr Congres catitied | hen Made an tnexpected break Yor” the dour iE AND LOT, 7%) 10TH ST,| ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS IN“THE CITY, {OK SALE 200 LOTS TN GRACELAND CEM. Inst one of the week Tax Stan is @ “news” | and Misses Mary and Annie McDevitt of Phila- | “An act making appropriations for the current ~cnge prs porcine yew | a tf. front by Se st. deep. “Inautre 1918G | Depo e cri! GT eee’, any wom. [ameet?® “rms to suit, Address DALTON, Str | paper that knows no local rival, but when detphia, ‘Master a and contingent expenses of the Indian Depart- Ey cute toteetahenn ‘wes une ie E-DESTHABLE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE:| In which the MAGNIP!( ENT RESIDENCE of (UK SALE-SHOP WORN AND, oun al0per Saturday comes there is added to the regular |and Mire. F.C. "Herring of Waskington, Miss various Kodlen tribes for tie asapee ne pos ‘i Linco! TANT e WinTiNe Eo F see ates oie IAEITAL CACLE | supply of fresh and reliable news a variety of | Belle Meitibben Herring, god-daughter of the | 5o"" tna) snug eer eres —— Prisoner was Lincoln, Person, a a : SSUES FRC No GEIOS DREIEY, GE WIDOW, OFFICE TR STORE | Pec! articles writen by worldamous en-|E7Giaite Compton. Aer fe Er Beers Sea | sPPTOveH March 2 188i, and by other the vt | ewes unter the’ chaese of Depts, Sheet 2 Mevettry tap wndow orick moar wth: lot 70%t,;| POR SALEWE OFFER A BERUTIFCT HOUSE | POOAT RRONTAGES 3. iB. WIMER, andhelving. 406 11th st. :w. ; cheap if taken st | thors, by contributors of equal merit but less aman soem ae States, anc by said several agree- | Zelicr. who had two prisoners to look after, house handsomely snd expensively decorated: elegant | _se17-Bt Real Estate os 1st st. | once” eel 7st" Mise Bazzel of Washington, ice ge Tom Adams, an tory and basement brick newr Sd; rent, $31; yurset of the Macalester, Messrs. Deal, ments, do hereby declare and make kpown there being but aud tiles; batu room tile! and decorated, ds for eleven convicts. staff. that ail of the lands acquired frpm the Sac and ca JOR BALE—BY GRACE M. THOMAS, 100 COR | PORSALE—TWOOFFICESAFESIN EXCELLENT | TePute and by members of Tax Sram ‘owler, Bennett and Taslor of Marshall Hall teri ‘* Each of the deputies were handcuffed to @ «, Stairway; wan Kented, by electricity: | FOR, SALE B a deshratie inte Bocotena | F ste : : and Taylor of . | Fox nation of Indians, the Iowa tribe of: In- | Pach © “ir on ane bak be Anew nineroom brick pear sisctric aula: stabiein rear, with two stall, roou f0F | can bo hnd ats tareaa tha weeke nt eele ee | gaits tiny Gnvewn in curcitoe, BARBAND GGa No newspaper in the country provides ite Macaietg, finmer was over the officers of the | Jiang, the Citizen band of Pottawatomie In-|Prnonet, | except Sapahin becoonapian ane ge patae te Pric (OK SALETA CHEAP [oT IN THE NORTE PA SALE Vie ee i ae readers with sixteen pages of such interesting raed sat down to another in honor of the a nd the Absentee Shawnee Indien, by | other ocat 3 ” s G J - “ast, only thi rom the Capitol; : | JOR SALE—ViCTOR SA! YCLE; LAT oom. cemen a ) " . mug desirable houses are very auaious to.sell;s |" C2i¥) & JOuNSION. street Goncroted 8 lUn, BR : wae iy one tern cualion tire on fear wheel: disigoad inmp | 268 Gossip, miscellany and general informa- | “The bridal couple took the 5 o'clock boat | and crecpting sha fen ore remaid sati8 | Sheriff Michael received his first intimation foom, tame, ooh = andtwo years. | SWOHMS BRADLEY, | and bell; been 1h use only Sve thontheend ts in ou ea wie be paca ee sea for this city, snd’unoe meateal Eaves bake ye : of the escape when he looked out of a window room, frame, POR SALP_WE OFFER FOR SALE A FINE | “yeirat O77 Pat. nw. | fect condition. “Address Box 142, Star office, selte3t* y be purchased ban ey Fe ee at Ning Fale | 28 said agreoments provided, or otherwise | tnd enw tin form of «mon te ing through the i eppocie the Baitieh. logetion: a | POX SALE BARGAIN TO BUILDERS AND Sram business ofce tomorrow afternoon. The | Their wedding trip will lade Quebec, ‘Mon: | ferred im Pursaance of the Prorimoue of said | sir and then roll over and over down the em Souris and cust, vistustly s corner house, overlooking | at. s.e-an0 Sta Lith st. nee. ; one-fourth cash, Caltet bill of fare this week is more than ordinarily Thonsand Islands, Lake Champlain, Sar-| fying the sume, and other, the laws relating | muhment, It looked like Prisoner Person, Geuoerteubeve)Soutabe fltoomesnd2tath roa | Bist Capito Sits | JO SALE MONKIE, FARUOTH, Ca tempting; there is something in it for all | *t08H, Now York city and Boston, and ine si | thereto, wil, at and after the hour of 12 o'clock | S26 qhat vat wert See imtatne. “veil #oom s Fare opportuni mocking ‘ards, void Ashes, &e. rn m iu about three weeks will | noon (centra! standard time), Tuesday, the h : 4 SET Mth; 7 roomeand bath slot 18% | yust-cotm preumeeives 2A | svggme 2S SCHIUD'S NEW BIRD STORE, | rational appetites and even the literary dys- | be by sea. 22d da} of this the present: month of Septem: | «chO%Me Of the deputiee endeavored to inter- » Just fished; ook at it; the ‘section. Apply to E. 'B. CO’ buy 4 10-room brick honse with cellar near 2d; this fs very cheap, as the house cept the daring man before he bad reached the platform, but were badly handicapped in their peptic should be able to make a satisfactory meal. Here are the principal courses, no men- Mr. Frederick L. Cowles of tae pension of- ber, and not before, be opened to settlement fice and Miss Elizabeth Wines Botsford of under the terms of and subject to all the con- F ‘S234 feet front; 7 rooms and bath; sou’ exposure: wide hallway, cabinet ‘OK SALE—100 SEWING MACHINES AT 810, Some equal to new. At AUERBAOH'S: itol 0 ‘ efforts on account of being fettered to the’ e é é | Mul beepeh, Domestic sewing machines sna per Wooster, Ohi ried at the home of | ditions, limitations, reservations and restric- | Th ax hed Gap bende shen we ten-room brick om E st. n.c.; lot 10290; gyeuenta. “Price, (OW SALE OB EXCHANGE-FOR TMPHOVED | Sthand Pe. ave. ne. WM FUNK, Manager. iyean | tion being made of the numerous side dishes | Vo°s'°* patente labt evening. After a trip | tions contained in said agreements, the statutes Seey ceeek, tb aoe ee DAVID D. STONE. WF et.nw._ | FS Neeser ett arEsast, diawtethe bette: | POR SALE RESTNGTON., CALIGHAPHL, HAM | which must necessarily be the adjuncts to such | 0 the larger cities of the cast Shey will returh | above speciied, and. the laws of ‘the United the f : \EF_GRAND BARGAIN ON STH ST. BE- |B cestory brick, 10 rooms and bath, lot 19.6395 fated lot on Florida ave.” OWNER, 008 T at, soh;-t> | 1 moud, Netioual. Crandall Hall and. Worla Type- : to Washington to live. States applicable thereto. ter sounding the alarm the trip was re Beater” Gand Bi, Prick Rouse, & oomsand batiy; lot | tonlley. Corecram ot bet Lath an Toth F et SSG EEE ERONE. sb Ber. p AND | HPL Whi GEER WA SUE, Cig eaten ws yom | ® Panauet: Mr. Hubert Robey and Miss M. Elizabeth | -, The lands to be so opencd to settlement ~| ed to Phiiadelpbia. Sheriff Michael be- Seeisie "ANY wy omar a co..osr Fst. | Hoge Wispae JO si BENUAMIN NU MEEDS. | POM SALI—“OTTO" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW | THE CHEROKEE CAPITAL (Mlustrated). | Carson, both of Breachville, Prines George's in “the sccompansing’ schedule, enttied | Unven that Person will ‘gain ‘be captured af qa telogie Hote aOR LE ay AAO TELY ATLA ec Om | Mem D-BALLUF Agta t31 tthwttwe SiS" | A week among the Chickasaws, Choctaws and ee i jBehedule of lands within the Sac ‘and Fox, | "M# Olt launte in Willeneport : bust brick 11 ens. a preys, . OARDING. Misses Allie aud Mellie Robey, sisters of the | Setticment by o' Preside os eee ae aes Bat det tote and Te BON epot FADS OF FASHION (Illustrated). ‘oom, Mrs. V. Selvey of Virginia, Mes, Clit. | settlement by proclamation of the President, | 4 wear pat aie Tormentor toe Pa =A z Hoe 21100 to sont al, 4.1 Oi MALE RANGAIN TOTS ORES SLE BGARDIAT LMp ATOR SCN TIEaS groom, Mrs. V. Selvey ginia, Mrs. Clif-| dated September 15, 1891,” and which schedule a Fight t2@ JORDAN. 1417 ¥ t._ | Fesoey 1025; 8. tp thew. repair G vot, 18 8 1 ah oe | Facer ew Bampelare ay jngygule board cau Ue had at reasousbte price, | Some of the appropriate costumes forautumn | ford, John Robey, A. W. Brown, Walter Me-| is made e pact hereof Panic. BRICK HOUSE ON seated fey ‘in rear: both renting wear. Culloh, Walter Barker and T. C. Marloh. ; Ench entry shall be in square form as nearly a8 practicabi ind no other lands in the ter- ritory of Oklaboma are opened to settlement under this proclamation or the agreements E » HANDSOME ROOMS TO ve and’ small, iurnished and unfar- : furniture new; mod. imps, ; rst. tion very central. e20-Lin* Sax Dimoo, Cat, Sept. 18. Tented to «ood parties; easy ters. amperes day by a tight bet Mexican inde» dat Kia Juana Wednes ild bull and « bear, Miss Grace Thompson of 14th street left yes- terday for Hagerstown to complete her studies. Invitations are out for the wedding of Mr. AN EVENING WITH SPOOKS (Illustrated). A versatile and obliging spirit encountered Se. SOY: on ine of strect cars: sewer und SVEN innow vuilding, “App und. basement house, For SALE—LOT NW. COR, 15TH AND G STS, AVER c finished’ three-stor 102!'Pa. ave. se. RiN ~ y e The animais were tied to a stake in the middle echoes barceed cake aeaied by oor eter eiaueecats ’ Bye Bris reporter: Louis Cunningham of this city and Mise|"*N{qing he seme. von thatit te | of the arena, but in the couree of the steeples I 5 Papered throughout; price, $8,000; my fare, Wis moderd Laproveluents; large back rodus: | BIRDS OF WISDOM (Ilustrated.) Eugenie keen of Evansville, Ind. The cere-| py jaw enucted thet until fiends ed | Of the xnimals the ropes broke and the ‘at 600 21st st ‘eel -€. 30100; cheap on easy terms ‘SU Der Month; baths; Doard if desired” 17 Est. u- : mony will take place in Evansville on Octo- | P? [8% Cnacte sclatnetion na tarectehali | Climbed out of the rig and into the space é SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HULA STEWART & SON, 15 The various species of owls to be found in | BC") to settlement by proclamation no. pervon shall | Shmbed out of the ring and - DOR USTLE SEVERAL, TWo-STORY BRICK ‘Very <lesirable neighborhood; houses | _ #¢16-3t (20 14th st. nw. | 7PHE WEBSTER, 513 13TH ST, N.W., RATES @1 the District. z be permitted to enter upon and occtipy the , ~ hnouses om Ith st. s.e., rooms and bath. Price rn con per day. week, €0; beadquarters for sixhtsecrs; Miss Florence E. Hughes is visiting relatives yA nels d price for a few day: ensned, during which many women end ‘ehil- same, and no person violating this provision ‘A. JORDA Ye hi st. a. dest. bet. Itith and 1 Q st. bet 17th and 1sth, 'b. h., Qst. bet. Lith and Intl, Tith st. bet. Laud M, 1 oth st. bet Daud K, b. Conn. ave. bet. Rand 8, b: sth, b. b.. "a. ti. terms. Easy t. W. ocicek, 443 M wt [WO CHOICE Li tween Suuth Capitol and Huif st other 4.25104 “Apply OWNE: st TS x14; to prompt purchaser at less than current prices. (3.31. ) aubo-jot” TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F Mass. ave. cor. dd. be be, amen JOR SALE—23,300 SQUAKE FEET OF GROUND iu the southwest; rocu for 18 front and 14 alley ness Oper foot. Gio UP Th FORD, 1207 F st.n.w. 0 ERS& RULHE: sts, £h, 47.3,500 Ps 2 ‘The above ts onir Rooks. For ful the let and 1th. of the property on my © for bulletin mated o@ HOS. E. WAGGAMAN. ALE_A VERY COMPLETE HOUSE FOR Pst. bet. 4th and 5th nw. ; G-roousand ath; Introves, ranges, &. THES. A. HARDING, 606 Lith st. K SALE-A RARE CHANCE TO lete home cheap, 790th st. ne 34.500. Ternis easy. ACKER & FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHIOLES. SALE—CHLAP_1WO horses, ont frou the country. pen for inspection; any Can be seen at See then; dont FOE SALE_DALK BAY HORSE, EIGHT YEARS ken, together with phueton abd THE HANDSOME 10-ROOM BROWN ‘OK SALE_-A riled; would suit a indy; price, & rr! f seve ted materiais aiid is @ bargaia at the price THEO. A HARDING, THE ONLY FIRST-C Samad, S70. 000, nim the city ; also Dusinesd waonsof all FO sate— PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. In order to encouraxe improvements on onr new subdivisions, we new offer ACREAGE IRACTe, coi tainins 5. DID BUILDING SITES, at LO KATES and on ACCOMMODATING TEIGi This property is too wel. known to require much nendation from us, situated as it is wong aid jodking the Potomme river, and commanding 6p lent View of the picturesque country surround- 1d apeedy profits. now beimyg eon: it wilt be possible to reneh the center of the city of Washington from any art of this property by a ten minutes’ ride over & yutiful und p cturesque country. sibel induce to parties buildin this fall, tone for buliding purposes turn! from company” FREE OF CHAKGE. Paphiets and ‘sull particulars, apply at 1415_F st. n.w.. Washington, D.C. company's offic apelin oRNER HOUSE (th st. and New York av. LOST AND FOUND. id; Very stylish and very fast aude «i OST-ON r 4 nw, one skin hand Satchel. ‘The {ii be liberally rewarded by returning same to ste nw at Apply st 315 Sth st. ne., after OW SALE BEAUTIFUL BAY MARE: ‘works doable or stuitie: 00 5 st, T, ON 41H ST, N. head, brown. fee Liberal reward if recur short.tail; tey No. 225. any inare; unbroke: corse. Also 1,300 pound’ mare, F «-bar top Uday; Rrst-class condition. It; Louistana ave. E GLACK MARE, SIX YEARS EAGLE PROPER JOR SALE—JUST AKRIV 5 HEAD HORSES; nate, ong fuel bree and ater of dey Bnd Work horses, to be sold at suai) prom WAGHATH SKY lay, bet. 14 and K. 1 ave, eward if returned to stn Ww. ‘| OSTSSATURDAY ATTERNOON, PAIR OF Ls stool Low spectacles: lane giames, in gtiff case. Finer wall receive reward by setarning t0 Soe Ost, sels-3t* $10 KEWARD-THE ABOVE REWARD os and no questions asked for the ‘Leupiar charm lost at Marsh ber dg. J. BE MORRIS, & meta ‘2E1 Tith st. aw. OK SALE_SORREL HORSE; SIX YEAKS OLD; 16 hands high; weight 3.000 lbs. ; ud safe tor any lady to drive. Bargaii 2004 Sth st. uw. DOR SALE—HORSE—A LARGE, YOU: and fine bay horse, with black point: perfectly sound in it's at $2 RE seDE LE— PIANOS. ‘or family carriage. ‘OW SALE—-A BAKGAIS 5S of mares, Kind and centile; thoroushly broken; kant Condition, Cost: double ané single; match insize: colors, bay and eck: 000.1600 Q st nw. JOR SALE—OWS 4: wants to sell for qui Piano, fine make,at the SEAVING THE CITY cath Landsome arranty Of 5 sears: can be seen at the PIANO EXCHANGE, MIS Pa ave. of address Hox 1, Star office. se10-3t 700 | Kuarantee sotiud | not afaid of electric oF Swner haste ve for them. Address Viourer Mais, ‘Georgetow: D, THIRTY HEAD OF ees from southern Obio and Keutucky, ved teaius, Carriage horses, #01 drivers aud cue fine tean heavy dratt Lo: | are cenera use horses suitable for al. purpe Feasouabie; all stock qUaranteed ay represerited oF money refanded. Stables in rear G1 308 | three mat can be Bole stool an Kreat snap, done uns ft. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 013 Pa. sels, ‘The Lending Piano Ho JUK SALE—A RARE CHANCE—MAGNIFICE} nearly new full square cand’ piano; baw legs and lyre; beautiful rosewood ©: 3 Muely regulated and exquisite tone; all inthe i, oret and cont new a abort thie axo $44}; bought for oni en at once; hand- over go with it; guaranteed ; this is a 85 SOR SALE-JUST ARRIVE! pe fine dratt ai A drivers. Aino d ‘ne pairs «f mmatcued horses. Also several fine coupe Aso one fine road horse, very speedy. ‘several lovest priced Lorses. Horses warranted to be SANE oe money refunded. N. SCHLEGEL, 28 SAIE—A FALLING-TOP FOUR-SEAT CAR- roage atl harness for two horses. Apply at 1814 Ht rs sel5-4t* FOE SALES FINE UPRIGHT PIANO LEFT WI us tor saleby a party removins to Puiladelphi be bought at « bargain; xUarantes; plush stool and weart. it. DW SelN-2 JPOK SALE_WEBER PIANO AT A BARGAIN; also POPULAR MUSIC only Se. AND i0e. jeata: ue free: copyright music one-third off din THOM! "Ss MUSIC STOKE, Sil 11th st, Jewel letters,” she said to the si ceive. had returned from the sea shore, never appreciate that poom about ‘the break- ing waves’ until you have gone out and been broke by them yourself.” spairing a spect veld SHOOTING STARS. “I struck a great snap yesterday,” remarked Lightair. “Hor “I picked up a turtle.” The Chinaman who got arrested for eloping with a New York girl should have something to say on the question, is Marriage » Failure’ Several beautiful figures in story Would have lingered with living men Had they only possessed midst their gladness and glory Some modern improvements then. Out in the moonlight where microbes meander, On waves where the light beams float, Hero could easily meet her Leandez On a summer excursion boat. “I want you to paint usa big motto in gilt artist. “Yes'm; what is the text? “It is more blessed to give than to re- yh, I see; the ladies are getting ready for another church fair.” THE LEGATEE’S OPINION. Full well the lawyer earned his fee, And all must praise his skill; An artist of rare worth is he Who drew my uncle's will. “I tell you,” said the head of = family who “you can “There were some perfect gems in that art collection,” said the visitor to Mrs. De Porque. “Yes,” replied that lady earnestly; “I gath- ered from what my daughter said that the col- lection included several of what the onnois- seurs call gems dandy.” The reed.bird on the bill of fare Is pleasing to the eye; But with the sparrow’s aid, alas! He proves an alibi. “Ta rather be,” he cried in sport, For wine had made him merry, “Than three Collectors of the Port Collector of the sherry.” Events are constantly showing how the wind is tempered to the shorn lamb. It is just after the close of the season, when, the Washington base ball club has trailed our banner in the ‘dust, and welted the cover off our pride that the Second Methodist Ecumenical Conference comes to turn our thoughts to other, more comforting things. —_—<os—— Prep ape ws From the Pittsburg Post, THE CONGO FOR NEGROES. Facts about the free state whither colored folks are urged to migrate. “DADDY.” An interesting short sketch. Written ex- pressly for Tux Stan. A WILD STORM AT SEA. Experience of » Washingtonian who was aboard the Dubbledam. FROM OLD NANTUCKET. Zimri Paddock’s quaint advice to his newly married son. THEATRICAL GOSSIP. What is going on beyond and in front of the footlights. REAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON. ‘The matter of rents and other features of the fall season. NATIONAL GUARD MATTERS. Topics of interest to the District soldier boys. AROUND THE CHESS BOAED. Intrigate problems in this absorbing game. cies Sa DAVID PATIERSON’S MONEY, Detective Block Files a Statement in the Case. In the matter of the estate of David Patter- son, in which Mr. Sylvester ‘has filed a petition for a revocation of the letters of administra- tion to C. C. Tucker, Detective Block bas filed an affidavit. In this Mr. Block says he called on David Kurtz (the creditor on whose petition the let- ters were issued) about the middle of August at the request of Mr.Sylvester, and after Kurtz stated that he had a claim against the estate he said to him that he had come to learn the cir- cumstances of the claim and if it was » just one there would be less opposition on the part of Mr. Sylvester. This, the affidavit says, wasin front of Kurtz's house (K street and Delaware avenue north- east) in the presence of @ man named Dingle, ‘ho claimed to be a nephew and who. said’ ive knew all about the claim and had consulted lawyers. Kurtz said that he bad no idea of going | to law about it, but Dingle ad brought him word’ from Keese that Keese could get it right away and he then went with Dingle to Keese made outa paper. He heard nothing more of it till Dingle Consulted another lawyer and got bim to go to Mr. Mackey's office, where be made ont another paper; that he asked Kurtz to meet him (witness) at police headquarters and make a statement to Mr. Sylvester, and Kurtz came and made a statement, which was taken down in shorthand by Mr. Kemp and is embraced in the affidavit fled with the petition. Nothing was said by him as to any probable ac- tion Delos ‘taken against any one connected with the claim. Subsequently he requested Mr. Kurtz to come to the office of the attorney for the District to sign bis statement, which had been written out, and he did so. On the way he casually remarked that the attorney for the District was under the im- Pression that there wos a conspiracy in the case, and it was likély that he (K.) was bei used for the ‘purpose of getting the money, an he did not Avery enjoyable full-dress hop was given last night at the Summit House, Gaithersburg, chaperoned by Mesdames Diamond, Hutton, Davis and Adams. ‘The rooms were hand- somely decorated, and the young people presen? danced until carly in the morning. Among the many present were: Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Hut- ton, Mrs. Diamond, Mrs. Adams, Misses Hut- ton, Misses Blunt, Misses Grifiith, Miss Can- field, Miss Lybrand, Mrs. Munro, Mrs. Misses Waters, Mrs. Carlyle. Miss Alexander, Miss Mobley, Mra. Josephine Diamond, M: Taney, Mrs. David Grifith, Mrs. Blunt, Miss Small,’ Mrs. Lipscomb and Mrs. Crawford, Messrs. Barry Adams, J. B. Diamond, David Munro, W._S. Canfield, F.C. Hutton, W. C. Alvord, A. F. Meem, H. Towers, Edward Wil- liams, W. W. and 8. Blunt, Chas. Davis, Lee M. Lipscomb, A. J. Houghton, M. H. Sutliff, Wm. Brown, Dr. Harbin, Geo. Hunter, Mr. Parker, L. J, Bradley. ‘Tempest Fugitt, Geo. Crawfi H. C. Miller, Dr. iB Deale, Uriah Grifitfi, Elgy Riggs, Gus Taney, Mac Waters, Tom Grif- ‘ith and Howe Totten. Cards are out for the marriage of Alfred Spencer and Miss At daughter of Mr. W. Spencer of East Washington. ‘They will reside in this city after a trip to the south. Mrs, V. H. Trembly returned yesterday from her old home -at Oak Hill, N.Y. Her mother, Mrs. Hulbert, came also to spend the winter here. She is in good health for one so old eighty-seven and will be glad to see the friends of her former visits at 919 E street northwest. Miss Therese Tilley has returned from a visit ‘to Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Moeller of Chicago, daughter of Maj. Barter, and her little daughter Pearl are visit- ing the Misses Clements of 1418 9th street northwest. The family of First Assistant Secretary Chandler have returued from their summer outing and are now at home at 1326 R street northwest. e+ THE LOTTERY AND THE MAILS, ‘The Attorney General's Bricf in the Cases Soon to Be Heard. At the October term of the Supreme Court the cases of the United States against John L. Rapier and George W. Dupre will come up. Both indictments were for mailing newspapers containing an advertisement of the Louisiana lottery, the cases having been appealed to the Supreme Court on judgments against the defendant. The brief pre- parted by Attorney General Miller in the cases has been given out and in it the lottery receives a severe scoring. Says the Attorney General: “The revenues poured into the coffers of the Louisiana Lottery Company by ite witless victims are too large to be surrendered without another struggle. A very. small per cent of these revenucs suf- fices to pay for making a new contest. Accordingly, nothing daunted by the fact that this nefarious scheme is under the ban of ublic opinion, of legislative enactment and of judicial decision, the most eminent counsel in the land are here, ing @ very astute, but, as I think, a very sop! presentation of a a a garding the proposition of the rights of Congress in th aker the brief lh “| maintain without fear of successful contradic- tion that whatever acts or enterpriscs Con- ress has the power td make criminal in the trict of Columbia or the territories, it may refuse, directly or indirectly, to aid, encourage or abet in any state without violating any igation either to citizen or state.” said river to the west boundary of the Seminole Indian reservation; theuce north with said west boundary to the north fork of the Canadian river; thence east down said north fork to the west boundary of the Creck nation; thence north with said west boundary to its intersec- tion with the line between townships 13 and 14 north of the Indian buge; thence west on town line between townships.13 and 14 north to the place of beginning is attached to the Okla- homa land district in said territory, the office of which is now located at Oklaboma city. In wituess whereof I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal ef the United States to be affixed. Doneat the city of Washington this eighteenth day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight Lundred "aud ninety-one, and of the Independence of the United States the one hundred and sixteenth. Bess. Harmisox. [Seal.] Wa. F. Wuarrox, By tho President: Acting Secretary of State. —— ie IN THE WHI HOUSE GROUNDS, Attractions Arranged for the Marine Band Concert Tomorrow, ‘The program arranged by Conductor John P. Sousa of the Marine Band for the concert at the White House grounds tomorrow is an espe- cially attractive one. One feature is a compo- sition to be performed tomorrow for the first time in Washington, the grand fantasia from . valieria Rusticana,” and auother is a symphonie poem, “The Chariot Race, posed by Sousa. The con 440 p.m. The = follow: Tacheltang, No. 3, Meyerbeer; song, “Four Littic Curly Head Coons,” Wheeler; “Mosaic of Familiar Airs,” Brooks; ballet music, *Roso- munde,” Schubert; vulse, “A Drop of Dew,” Waldteufel; grand’ fantasia, Cavalleria Rus- ticana Pietro Mascagui, comprising opening chorus, Altio’s song; church chorus, Romance of Santuzza; duet, Santuzza and Ruriddie; Lola's song, Siceliana, the entermezzo the Drinking Song; Kuriddie’s farewell and finale, first time in Washington; symphonic poem: “The Chariot Race,” Sousa; Hail, Columbia, Fyles. ‘The Chariot Race” is a bit of Ben Hur set to music. Tho synopsis is us follows: The trumpeters blew a call at which the ab- sentees rushed back to their places. * * © All the time the trampling of eager horses and the voices of the drivers were heard behind the stalls. The trumpets sounded short and whereupon the starters, one for each chariot, leaped down from behind the rs of the goal, ready to give assistance if any of the fours proved unmanageable. in the trumpets blew and simultano- ously the gate keepers threw the stalls open. Forth from each stall, like missiles in a volley from so many great guns, rushed the six fours * © © the fours neared the rope together. Then the trumpeter by the editor's side a ignal vigorously. ere was a crash, a scream of rage and fear, and the unfortunate Cleanthes fell under the hoofs of =F ete id .? & on the Byzantine, on vlndbsd ‘Senter, unhurt, was to the front, coursing freely forward along the Roman. , * * Along the home-stretch— gin round—Meesala leading, next him Ben- ur. one voice, and that was Ben Hur's. In the old Aramaic as the Sheik himself he calied to the Arabs—— “On, Atair! What, Antares! dost thou linger now?” Good horse-oho, Aldebaran! I hear e : ia Be = yp ‘de | dren were trampled upon and severely injured. e i : Rn YETI Aret-ciass home place; runs tages daily toll points | ROADSIDE SKETCHES (Illustrated). in Columbus and other points in Ohio. shall'be permitted to onter any of eaid lands | S°S0 See ‘tories aol cecanine Jeo petetiee ere = “ave. aud th st. and La. ave. 5 Miss Minnic Rexford of Minneapolis has been | OT acquire any right thereto. “The officers of | more : Pye SESS PEEGANT Baicg WOLeE = Soldiers’ Home and its many points of in-} Mis : the United Statos will be required’ to enforce | DUt Only encceeded in wounding a man in tho I. ave. bet. Ui th sis, Foome and Uath, | Poi SATE DESIKABLE, WELL-BUILT. NEW is visiting her cousin, Mr. Leon H. LeFever, at ar sem crowd. The bear was finally secured by va- Fer i ee eae houses all section o} the nor and southeast: | FOR SALE 1.400, SMA Bis Srns i Bie terest. the residence of Mrs. Jno. 8. Anderson, 310 k | SS Provision. Nets ateon sie acon’ 4 eran. “Tronpective buyer will do well to see tebe: | is nt ndy cinrentet Be WHEELING IN EUROPE (ltustrated). ptrect northwest, She returned to her home | , SUS S'aair ordnred tier ae teas tee saps . HOUSES NORTHWEST. oe Bee Gk ¥: WORTHINGTON © BNO., =, Washington bieyeliata in outof-the-may | “Company B, third battalion, D.C.N.G., gave | {TTHOTY of Okiahowsa mentioned and included | AFTER THE MAIL SUBSIDY. we sous pve teem | st.nw. r The DUNLAP NEW YORK HATS, Fifth avenut £ y B, , D.C.N.G., g in this’ proclamation and the same are : L eucest nna: @h0eu: | G08 SARIe Sina GI0R TSUN ORE SEAL W Ok SALE-BUTLDERG: LOOK aT Sui : Places in France. | its first grand hop of the season last night. | attached to the eastern aud Oklahoma land dis- | 4 Meeting in New Orleans to Prepare Plans 23 San. F sinyost suished and’ are ready for inspection of Par- me lots, IS},xik5, Corcoran st. between 18th and | **¥!¢. introduced today iu silk and derby. IT IS CERTAIN DEATH. Capt. Mahany was master of ceremonies and | tricts in said territory severally as follow for the City’s Benefit. Contain Groowe. ‘with bal po increbes: good | ise sey ACHENS GAIA, MAR Tee “Lekeat | 10 StS. Dw., side and rear alleys, only @L:08 Per | These styles ares departure from anything shown fa {A visit to a dynamite factory and what was | Seréeants Swigart, Greeswood and Hamilton, | 1. All that portiox of the territory of Okla- | New Ontraxs, Sept. 18.—A meeting tool MeLACHLLN & BATC Teh st aw. Appl te OWNER. : lots on Md. ave. n.e. between 13th and 14th Among the many present were Sergeant Bum- ite object the promulgating of some plans by Corner 10th and G sta mw._| "astm" APPIE tO O' om peels a STB aoe nee tne oe WILLETT & RUOFP, IN SOUTHERN CHILI. pus and. Miss Ida’ Thorn, Mr, Hines and Mise | Gre west boundary of the Creek country;| Which New Orieans may reap the benefite of BY OWSER_T ho STORY. B. AND TORY BRICK DWEL! ropa of ebelt houses only Ei Ter ft least asain ae. Among the unconquerable Araucanians. By | Organ, Mr. Charles Hortman ‘and Mise Foony, thence north on said boundary the pos'«l subsidy bill for the establishment of m. Yery conv ‘sour ro wo lots, Stu st. between B und Stanto1 + 18. ? jie ean’ iley, isses Susie an en | die of main channel of the Cimarron river; cea miail lines from New Orleans to South easy terms: 5400 cash soe to aliers al suerte Fannie B. Ward. TK : 0 —i fT rae ean 0b Pammaytediis eles Mabany, Mr. Hugh | and Miss | thence up the Cimarron river, following the | Ame Col. J. B. C1 Chie: ee SE. 6 ROOMS, BATH, Four lots froutine Lincown Parks 1 Tyrer foot. WASHINGTON IN AUTUMN. Mamie Ward a elie. Harvey: Mr. Geo: | main channel thereof to the Indian meridian; | drut of the New Amerioes teensy neha Gone shy adams: Geearees sam ety lott Md. ave:, between 2d and'Sd sts, me. When the national capital appears in ite aad = pealios, Mr. Goo. ae on thence south on said meridian line to the place | pany, was prosent by invitation, and examined, Ee 20 yer foot. é = . 1 iiss Mary Mack, Sergt. L. Reinburg, of beginning, is attached to the eastern land the the ad ps to be derive: sogginet 1h 10th and Bets. ne. 18100, 91.4500" | Mosrryonouomty x COMFORTABLE loveliest garb. E. Boyle “and Miss Boucher, Min Albridgeo | district in Oklahoma territory, the olice of | 8 .GHee the advantages to be ‘darived by the batty “room all latest tan | immer lot, 13th and G ste. n.c., onty 1,00 periot. fromour @ Waterpfoofand AN EVENTFUL LIFE. Gantz, Mr. and Mrs. Norris,” Sergt. Hamilton | which is now located at Guthete. COricans and Ria. Gch. Chuck seneeute’ & Under oUF personal supervision and first-class th every omega tee factory, K Durable & é and Misses Hamilton and Lynch, Lieut. Colum-| 2. All that portion of said territory com-| \nmberot cx »italists who will furnish $1,000,000 qeapect. House open for inspection. - For surther per 23. C. ith sts. 2 Recollections of the career of Capt. Sam. H. | bus and wife, Lieut. Warren and wife, Miss | mencing at the north gest corner of tem . ip tk Neulsrsand price apply to LALER & KULHE. . . 4 ~ ' ig at the Yost corner of township | toward the establishment of @ steamshi alten eget Jote, with eleven alley lots, Md. ave. ne., MACKI N TOSHES, Walker. By John F. Coyle. peels) —— _— a +e — — 13 north, range 1 east? thence south on Indian | with offices at New Orleans, provided our mere ra a a clea taal oped a zi : man, Mr. H. L. Crocker and Miss Annie Smith, | meridian to the north fork of the Canadian , operat ri ~ 1 CHAS. A, HL jo Fst. m. ‘Ou ccs 8 9 sth wt. 4 How the furnishings of s room can be | Gordon, Mr. E. W. Persons, A. Hurtman and | boundary of the Pottawatomie Indian reserva- Clark, and it w olved to invite all the exe SS ee ee wilsuilyou. Ht VILLE aie ene wife, Mr. J. Proctor and Miss Emma Walker. | tion, according to Morrill's survey; thence south | Charge aed Frvvtweon Norsh Capitol atid Ist st. wont, facing N 2 nae Bs ts ‘The Light Battery was represented by Messrs. | following the line as run by O. ¢ Morrill un- | to send rep ‘ork ave. Pre. Be apt : THE GREAT ECUMENICAL COUNCIL. — Oakley, Longley, Davis, Decry, J. P. | der his contract of September 3, 1872, to the ing which is to take place on Friday next. J3kh st, bes, B and 1 cA Lia Se : 3 and W. E. Tappan, Watson and Conway. The | middle of the main channel of ‘the Canadian = _prmcticraiong Ek ‘sn Diainonds, Wate Silver Ware, &e., | The world’s gathering of Methodists to be|riusic was furnished by the Third Battalion | river; thence cast down the main channel of 604 yuh st. nw. third . Fine watch and, held here in October. Orchestra. CARNIVAL AT WALTHAM, It Was Witnessed by 75,000 Persons and Was a Great Success. Bostox, Sept. 18.—The carnival beld on the Charles river at Waltham Inst evening was « brilliant success. It was witnessed by at least 75,000 people, the two bridges over the river snd the shore for three miles on each side being occupied by sightseers. The illuminated flotilla ax it proceeded up and down the river presented a magnificent sight. The of fantastically arranged craft, the voices the occupants as they were wafted across the water, the brilliant ‘illuminatiors of private residences and ga either — of the river the multitude of cheeri » together with the added picturesque eflect of the moonlight, formed « grand whole that was imposing in tte grandeur and beauty Mrs. Harrison's party was about thirty im number and consisted of Mrs. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. McKee, Col. Ephraim Stearns and wife of Waltham, Gen. N. P. Banks and wife and other notable ‘occupied the private car of President Marcy of the Fitchburg rail- road, which was attached to the observation trai that was run along the bank of the river. During the carnival a collation was served im the car to tht party. Mrs. Harrison expressed herself as well pleased with the epectac achat FATAL BAULOON ASCENSION, Two Men Badly Hurt at the State Falr ot Meriden, Conn, Menipes, C opt. 18.—One of the feat- ures of the state fair now in progress bore hae been the balloon ascension made every after= noon. Prof. Northrop has been making the ae- censions, but yesterday afternoon be was indis- posed aud James Kobinson, one of his bel agreed to take his place. When the balloon had reached a height of 100 feet one of the ropes on the trapeze broke aud Kobinson fell to the ground. He was so badly injured that ii is thought he will die. Frank Bronson, another helper, agreed to make the second trip. He went up to a height of 1,000 feet aud attempted to release the para- ebute, but could no’. “The balloon was caught by a current of air and carried away. Brousun held on, and whea the balloon began to de- ascend he was dragged through the tree tops. When found four miles away he was si from exhaustion and internal injuries He in «critical condition. pacaner enn ‘The Invasion of Mexico. Ban Axtonio, Tex., Sept. 18.—Capt. Randell of Fort Ringgold wired Gen. Stanley yesterday the following facts concerning the men who in- yaded Mexico to incite arevolt. He says the scout sent out by him Wednesday has returned and reports that a party of sixty men crossed the Rio Grande on the night of the 15th. came from Paleto Blacho, eighty miles north the place where they crossed. Many of theta ro Mexicans and the party was commanded by C. A. Garcia, an editor. A large body of Mexican troops are in pursuit of the int sation sensi iquique Struck by s Hurricane, New Yous, Sept. 18.—An Icuique «special te the Herald says a hurricane struck that town on September 15, which caused great damage to the shipping in the harbor. Nine vessels were Nees damaged. ‘The burricane lasted for half an hour and was accompanied by heavy rain, an occurrence previously unknowm. semen etary Mast Suffer for His Drunken Crime. Dexven, Cot., Sept. 18.—W. H. Davis, who, , jhevo that he would knowing! them in the tents. “hear the children | while drunk in Pueblo last January, murdered ABLEL SQUAKE. PER-| In the cab of every locomotive on the Penn-| enter such. scbeme.” Kurtz answeeed inging- vant the womn-ainging of Shee his mother, was yeuterday refund ll 2135; 85 cash and > per inonth. singing: HANDSOME BAY WARE, YOUNG, | Fuatos for wits HUGO WOUCH & CO.)'ayente for | Sylvania railroad is a negt little tin box, almost | {hat if it was uot for Dingle aed others bo of Atair, Antares, Rigel, Aldebaran, victory!| py che supreme court, and the man will be r alent wile: | Sollee non‘ond rates STAT, |sauaro, fu which is packed several necowmary | would never have, tmado "the claim, and the gong will never end. the | barged between this sud Sanday morning. 8 ator lady ¢ a i —TEICESTEN UF GieaN , y's oltice mad _ side Hagneen ac. Apply at STABLE S17 Asa. we fat tie scale arranged with matiematical pre. | STticles for uso in emergoucy in case of acci- Konsp was teed over, and Mr: Kurte-dfter citer: bed of the Roman's charict., There wee a re- | #8 B&t likely a SS HEAD OF HOUSES JUST Am: | imcombinations ctageete crs cleat, briluang treble | dent. This ies very necessary and'humane pre-| vol! istening to’ the reading siguified his | CStingof the literature of the lottery com- bound as of the axle hitting the nard earth;} qye¢ Portiand Midnaped Boy Unknown. 25S PR Crstek FIASO COMPANY, (GEO. ®, | caution, and every engine must be provided | willingness wo sign it, miying. he was sorry that | PADY in the mails than it requires C. ©} another and another; then the ear went to Onn knows horece, 16 hands neta eee sabresiient, Howton, Mame” Factory a | with one of tho boxes, which are all made after | he ever hed anything to do with this business. | Provide by law for printing such literature.” | arene gett cagttctcd in “the” seine | PORTLAND, One, Sept. 18.—Nothing is oaiatapitol Mili | Kemin’ nig Z cuasiination saddle horses: coube RS OEE FOES | the same puttern, and each of which contains & | Soverel times daring ile reading Karts checked visened Sirwand ont here of G. W. Whitbeck, whose son is reported vania ave, cars, «| horses. 1 lay Borge, 15.3. can t 245.sired OUT FOR NEW STOCK; | piece of linen, a rubber compress, a peckage of the reader and had him read over certain passages Good Westher for the Corn. * * * * Presently, out of the turmoil, | to have been found near Pittsburg Thursday, Gmatoee poor iS aise efeat tungainain diterhretciass upright pianoste | Sbsotbent cotton, six rolls of bandages and | that he might fally tuduritand it After sigu:| The woather bureau today furnished the fol-| the ting of the resound of the | after having been lost for six years. Whit + property hos been | tule 20: Tray boraccan {fot au is buyers at G- Le Wit & DAUS.. 700 Hh stenewe | P¥FAmid containing pins, There are plain di- | ine the atttlavite Karte romerked he tad wees lowing special bulletin to the press: The | murky cloud of dust and san, he crawled, in| beck’s name dovs not appear in the city di- SU cae, unas | arnenes fo Usonen sc Uns BieNONET SERRE Sean or te box How te ie, these various | letters and papers he wanted to band the attor- | weather reports from Dakota,” Minnesota, Wis. | time to see the Corinthian ‘80 | rectory and, as far as can be ‘no suck S option of pur-) sil iatu¢. a ‘eo-tw SACE-WE ARE OFEERING SOME ELE: ‘articles before the arrival of a surgeon. ney of the to show his faith and consin, Michigan, ‘and on down the course after Ben-Hur, who had lived bere at the time of the alleged ¢ a rare bargain, desiratly and conveniently | COB SAcE—16 HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES | pewter teal simates & enoscn wouthly pay- handed over some pepers. Bir. Block de- | cosniny Tichigas, Dectiera Iittnais nd north-| not been an instant delayed. When the Byzan-| Eidnaping. el, aud a god investineat e ye Can be seem at 1405 E Fig best, Danian mn tue city. You can save $25 to A Remarkable Pig. a = a or (eo were pereng etd nel cdi mien those | tine and i] i halfway down the He > ar QW SAE —HUNSES, CARNIAGES, HARNESS, | spin" ppt RE frp gnerenpanecrer und adds that during the readiug of the temperature for the season, ‘hick tho ‘And the race was won.” 4 New Youx, Sept 18—A special cable die HANDSOME Bi Fes Eva inoid excnsaged aud tor hires ony | O18 ____ 013 Fennsyivaulaaye.__| “"A'pewly married lady who receritly graduated | 42 2! tion was called tothe fact that | Weatber bureau bas record. This warm wave THs 0 st B yee jandleds rythiny strictly as represeuted, | JOR SALE — SECOND WAND ae OF cap uy | from Vussar College is not well posted about his claim was for 8100 for services as’ ‘‘at- | Will probably continue di ‘Friday and Sat- pateh tothe Heraid from Managua, Nicaragua, RE. Sezontery cad Seana Sass | Fh Qeocsaaty GaecO oan a po TAM tang ¢ Urday in the states on the Atlanic sant novth ‘The Boy Could Discriminate, Siesonate apetonn, lestiog Sabie Senele . Ter Lt edo | eam oan utiny pay ets household matters. She said to her grocer not | tendant and nurse,” and smiled, and after = ‘From the Detrott Free Press. ays Foe SSE a Lor oF HORSES OF Eveny De | 20 _¥ELIFFER & CONLIBE, 5162108 ot. nw. second oF 90 answered iat bo sat neh Fo Wor, of Hatteras and the temperetare will remain commved ot Senostows, pene Kaan on Oaeae ig foam var seeks Lievbesietss kedab: | FP “Ag pouzaus wowtany “I bought three or four hams heres couple | o2m's ttiondant and nuree: thet Patterson bad | stove ties ge yee TREE STORY AND. BASEMENT | SAMBMCD Ee Rw SANGE oe ity | Gives you & Austoned Square Piano or handscme | Of Months ago and they were very fine. Have| fur that there was no’ consideration for ike | temperature Many ‘ere reported te have been im- i aim: son igthst, | OOK SLE. HIRF OR EXCHANGE ON Easy | Gives Tor'your hone youany more like them?" : notes, favorable Soo Youd We WAL Ree pa EO ps oo F.G. SMITH, 122% Paave. |" ‘Yos, ma'am,” mid the grocer, “there are} Sota g ee probuble —_——— a Bees. “Chi aad egy ioca ; acm Horses Tur sale, WM. ten of those hams hanging up there.” ‘A Natural Mistake. A Match Game of Billiards, F. GENIN, 400 Pa. ave. Jy29-Sm 5 mi ‘Are you sure they are all of the same pig?” njury New Yorx, Sept. 16.—Slosson and Schaefer ‘O8 ALE-CAKRIAGES, waGone anv Bog | L'nene Is No Daxorr “Yes, ma'am.” 3” ly wearnaghd ep a ae : have been matched to play « match game of Gee aneuted to COUR EUARBOSTERD sees | Im using « MODERN Gas STOVE of the wctous | “Then I'll take three of them.’ Rocrese dls ntharmcsoncteie rage yrscane’ fas Dilliards for @500 a side at the fourteen-inch a otters | ‘Two prisoners in the Tdaho penitentiary had | the honor of addressing Mr. Ward MeAllister?”" Saigon, 000 peiete np Teo oat Eee Ne J ny it ut.—Oo- NOTARIES PUBLIC. uit evar, Terie ce Melieen spe Kncuied oth—-0o-| | Ditngntabed-loaking, peczen, Costs an yiseey loeb yen teetren 5 AL oes. Si TOWER, COR: CoueiONER oF DEED; FOR EVERY STALE XCLIPSEana [The pneumatic tube men are at war in this ccnp tan Gods tata force, RIEL EE a cok, Tek A RELIABLE. “Jeity. Tt may result in blow for blow.— Chicago isn't the only in: large Berean » alt Lous Get ate net. Se ‘The platform ae Orne oe Cu IOS} IneMetromOem toSp.m. ““"35 | myiote wASmINaTou Gas Lian compamy. | Inler-Ocean: . His $ that bas to be planked dows. Drifale Bonet organized. ager Eines