Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1892, Page 7

- CARSON'S CONVENTION. DISTRICT IN CONGRESS BUFFALO LITHIA WATER Bright's _Di: of the AUCTION SALES. TWO SETS OF MEN. tile Delegatee Meet Thie Morning at Heh's Ereptiniian tee tin torehern of the ehnalons y Kidneys, the Gouty Dinthe- > aE be ; is nused tor | Es IS, Nervous Dyspepsia, Etc. ATCLIFME, DARE 8 0. aucnamee AX ORGANIZATION EFFECTED AND A COMDITTER Pe plang fact diss Stay dees bee = SOERY ane OX CREDENTIALS DETERMINES THR ELIOIDITATY | wien Senator Teller (by request) pre- b| Dr. WM. A. HAMMOND, CreeD FURRITERE! bOk | cent eg OF Tite MEMBERS—NaMES OF THOSE WHO ?2R-| sented a bill to authorize — the’ p rc ary ge HE POR SYA MR ETS, SENTED CREDENTIALS. : The menease authorizes the Joint commit WASHINGTON. D.C. WARE AR a CORTES ith nat Sn. tee on brary te v rary Surgeon-General U. & Army (retired), former! e SD BHUe 5 a) ABL Those elected as delegates to the republican | «collected by Frederick Schneider, which is Brodestir of Dineen Ot tha Wank eek Moree, TOBE H RN ES it wisane, | OHS A ees ee central committee last evening who recognize | miscellaneous in its scope, embracing science, System in the University of New York, ete., says: aT eR aR eeiiaoieen. RiteweS Regi isiths, See ke™ wt acd After this speech all was confusion. The | Col. Porry Carson's authority to call that body | grt, literature, history, physics, biographies of speakers were knocked from the table and | together met this morning at Beh’s Hull, 1012) eminant men, religion, &., * * * now st Maj. Cox, as well as others, was badly treated. | 9th street, in pursuance of the notice issued by | his residence, 1821 H street northwest, in the Tt was a it that the Chase men had no| Carson. Ten o'clock was the time named for | city of Washington, District of Columbia,| (4 show, and #) ay ey tae Sh Ons a t | the meeting, but at that time only a few of the | United States.” Eras 4 — poneciee ene of Iie | delegates were on hand. They amused them- THE SENATE DISTRICT COMMITTEE. ‘Sibaaene bended mpc with the ed. | Selves with watching the man in charge of the] ne frst meeting of the Seunte District com- vice thnt he use it, but he declined. hall, who was trying to dispel some of the ebill | mittee will be held on Friday next. It may be “ ages - y, but the meeting wil anyhow. aoe Lo Ee eat eae ety and climbed | Lecame centers of attraction. It was some time | "7" Te OU ter eoncen mormomeee: wate upon everything that was an elevation, one ; pa emer - a tan standing on each “of the ted-hotetoves: | iter balf-past 10 when it was considered that] gs. McPherson introduced a bit’ today | of 22 Lath io salt, ‘and is, moreover, better borne by the stomach. I also often prescribe it in bral ia resulting fr tal work—in which th ‘hel oare etree wera bron dors amd he rooms | ova beds Who a Uhaly be at the meoting sutuorizing the purchase by the United States | called NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA exists MP MGthaainn | filled amok: 2 of original telegraph instrumeut, or “re- Water ip cases of one dogen he f-callon bottles, $5, fo b. here. For ‘ile by all Ayst-class draggiste, snd It wes with somse GiMlealty that the stoves cumervive walaprt. cording receiver,” invented by Altred Vaih the | Diusttated S2-pare pampulet giving tactuer in oriastian sont; fomtpabl a apolkewtien te ing saved frome destrustion by fixe. At that time a count showed that there were | instrument now on exhibition in the National HDS MEAD SPLIT OPEX. about thirty fve)/ men in the room, three of mrvouun through, thé eourleny oft. Htenben THOMAS F, GOODE, Proprietor, - Gl 1, | Vai There was only one razor seen in the fight | ¥29M were white, namely, Andrew Gleeson, | eget cape Mp “I have for some time made use of the BUFFALO LITHIA WATER in cases of affections of the nervous system, complicnted with BRIGHT'S DISEASE of the KIDNEYS or with The results have been eminently satisfactory. Lithia has for many years been a favorite with | SPECIAL SALE OF FL} «me in like cases, but ‘the ASSORT THA MPORANEOUS SOLUTIO OCT eRe Qa MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY ELEW- Aberin, to « - “thous forge ONE Xo. 1 EDISON “Wifteoonarn, weanzy | JSS" GO DIATHESIS, | (PuOMAY DOWLING & BON, ETS oe. Teel w lave coms h The attention o: the trade ts d 3 THOMAS DOWLING & =ON. soneers IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, AT rT ol . Some Bu cal etme One-third cash, telenee and only one man waa badly injured. His head | Aaron Bradshaw and George Holme.) tne tea tala i TE Me Mlo Lithia Springs, Va. THE NORTHWEST COUNER OF FIRST AND | youre, with ster st. sevuied tyes eet ol Tralee NE was split open with aclub and he loudly a8-| to the stoves, aud bravely occupied sents in the | yf, Hemphill expects to introduce in the Ww. Ss. THOMPSON, Agent B STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING NEAB THE | EONS; SU nguieel Rete ee serted that the chairman did it center of the hall. It was these few men, | oe. a ene wate » © as = : U. & CAPITOL AND DISTRICT GOVERN- and ree ed urbane Amid the shouts and burrahs, curses and | well ilanked, however, by the groups about | House today the bill introduced in the Senate fe be cysupted watt: i: ton days or trumtess rast to reoell at reek ‘anol’ toer Ut "dercaine fights the chairmen declared the election of | the stov hom Henry Lacey fuced when | Yesterday, providing for the laying out of Vos SEW ST. NW. 4 On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY NINE- pane. rash delega E cs ed 5 e ion of c onN % , , : ‘iteranie, and tha weating pajsarnete [tn crane Not’ thos theve: wan ony dlaorder | 5 Sous reporter inion Gree UE tite ruil ot TEENTH, AD. we, AT POUR O'CLOCK, 1WwiLt| aaa BEET TOSS rows.) Trosten 1c at such a price that the retailer ” CONTESTING BELRGATES. for there was not. At that time and throughout | tident that the bill will become a law. fee eae, pation. 20 Soest af She, pomons, can profitably sell it at 10c.a bottle. The police were then called in and when the | the meeting everybody appeared 7 acd ee Foulkner said ton Bram reporter to- Wh Th MOTOS egeacens tne ean esi LADIES Goops. « - . id, aud harmony, with big H, pervade x bat he regarded it that a = = = At present the retail price is 20c. | meme of the. Garon ftom, at walla | Tectia” Tigpnny wie yore se | te ta hts nasa atey koran te at They Are Good For. ancy ee 3 ua For | Many of the opposing faction, had been | cured by the election of Win. H. Collins as] because the work wus one that bad to be done pt ving gg vy Ang Date son we} a ae cleared out, Maj. Cox held a mecting. William | chairman and Thos. H. Green as secretary. No | and could be doue more cheaply now shan at 5 : x = a ER eh OS — H. Getz was elected chairman, Levi Jones was | other candidates were mentivued except in the | any time in the future. Brandreth’s Pills are the best medicine known. Finadi Fringe, stars, npeuizves, studien ee Acum BLAckine is made of pure alcohol, | chosen secretary. Ten mivutes later Maj. Cox | cae of the secretary, und then those named| Iu Lultinore and in Boston, he said, the: : : Vin tie rae vatet soln ay inattown, wove other liquid dressings are mage of water. | was elected te and Henry Ciny Fowler | asked to be excused from serving. have suftered seriously because of dela: First—They are purely vegetable, in fact a medicated inital wibdinecsemete:’ ad ‘Water costs nothing. Alcohol isdear. Who | alternate to represent the Chase faction. A COMMITTER ON CREDENTIALS. Providing the streets for the growth of thoes pt sinTLRe Ih Canoe can show us how to make it without alcohol SCOTT SAYS THERE WAG NO ELECTION. ‘The chairman was then authorized to appoint | “Hes, and the expense of the work being #0 food. Tatustriat Schowl, waa G st : delayed ig enormous, sothat wecan make ACME BLACKING ascheap ‘Thos. J. Soatt, whose election as alternate | q committee on credentials, which he did after | "Pray jn, Paris,” he said, “when the new nud—The m way: rod e mi as water dressing, or put it in fancy pack- | on the Carson ticket was claimed today, avoiding. with the help of several delegates, | streets were laid out there. ‘Tho city had boen ff ae ” * . dose alv aye P uces the same ages like many of the water dressing, and | a statement thet he or no one else was elected | the appointment of men who vere not chosen | allowed to grow out of any proper placeanatt| €ffect—Other purgatives require increased doses and then charge for the outside appearance if | in that district Tuesday, January 5, 1802. He |.at the regular meetings of the district clubs. | had gone #0 long that when ithecame inevitable! finally cease acti stead of charging for the contents of the | further claims thatthe districtehould bethrown | The cominittee thus seleeted is xs follows = something must be done the cost was some- y ng. bowie ? let M Washingt Smith, Meredith, Holmes, ig extraordinary. t Ky oa el Sa an areiel cevteninan Seer © new | Mewes. Wesbington, Amt should protit by the experience of othersin Third—They purify the blood. base rer Depertueut tor "Suite in Somme tion wien rvestiakine and Miter 0) ton G > GHLND For VERY Low Fesces at | SseSOothr gees, Send Secon en hue VAN RECTUM. G00 29th te ed su Bat. A tral woleated ale . LATE OF BH, NILEKNS & election for that district, “Under the ruling | Linton, Sullivan and Andrews. eetebiisbivent for WOLFF & RANDOLPE, Philadelphis. | 01"; 1892, in that district,” he The delegates prosent were requested to hand | this matter aud have this work (which must be Py Keceit seh are eae mite hw ——— Se oe a cleo sen | aa eee ne committee, and it | done sooner or later) done ‘now when it will Fourth—They invigorate the digestion and cleanse cna ano eg ‘The wants of the people have been deprived in | was decided to adjourn until 2 v'ciock this | cost little. At this timea large umount of the the stomach and bowels. TRIAL, Pl K- that district.” Afternoon, in order to give the committee au | ground for the streets will be donated, and jhe ‘ 5 . a tater. Sal, are: hc wat is the name of a paint of which a 2sc. bottle ‘Twonty-sosend District. eee eke Kil'the die=f or ee ee Fifth—They stimulate the liver and carry off vitiated ne ia i enough to make six scratched and dulled | In the twenty-second dutrict the meeting | g-js'with the cnception a the vinik the swe CAPITOL FOPICS. bile and other depraved secretions. daystedvers | I TRG BUTTONS FO ONDER: . we cherry chairs look like newly finished ma~ | was held in Mt. Jezreel Baptist Church, corner | tieth and twenty-second. ‘Those reported to vite sete, Sov cha iver Roganies. Itwill do many other Pin sume wewspaper [atiisied | of Sthand E streets gouthesst, The meeting | the committee as delegates are as follow oy PENSIONS FOR VETERANS OF INDIAN WABS. The first two or three doses tell the story. The skin |; na Dra, All conveyances, rurale, | a mh ot ee. Sa eeeee : ihe, an wah ot ow ‘ A, iti 5 P i A : < . . HORACE BCLLOUGH, Aguinutracor of the Eatae | \f Mk BUTLER, which vo ether paint ean do. was an orderly one and resulted, it is claimed, _ THOSE BEPORTED TO THE COMMITTEE. Senator Pasco today introdueed a bill grant- ROL. Ad uM“ " " All retailers sell it. in the sleetion of Daniet Stiiyard delegate and | First. Chas. W. Seott, delegate; H. Hunter, | ing pensions to the scldiers and sailors of tho becomes clear, the eye bright, the mind active, digestion AHATCIIFFE, Balik ROU. AN i _JeGthdbs |p, 0a nee OE ow, eae alternate. Sel sae Nemes, N. Sprague, Florida or Seminole wars who actually served] iS restored, costiveness cured, the animal vigor is recruited TPwouids DOWLING & BOX. auctioyerra, |” | Tomer mentee ee gpm Third. Wm. Hunter, John Dorsey. Fourth. | sixty d . at te and sub- arre: BE ew |). Ma Banserr Is Au. Ricur Barapa CARSON AND GLEEAON. Choe: D. Smith, O. N. Butler. Fifth, Geo, W, | Sect ‘ot aie rovieions as in the ease of —— eiPiad . a 4 Fr TRUSTED SALE, OF YaLnAMLy IMRuONED | Evexixe Axo Panty Danasee DR. JORDAN HAS ENTIRELY CURED ae ms P Randall Bowie. Sevent Henry | pensioners o: jexican war. i edi- 4 3 Oot ad iaieacuer uae cent rae igh | dace, Mme Markers Bighihy hoe. Greets | TH SESATE arruorniATlo¥ COMMITTEE. cine oe gee Agi pe nin itt Breit fuse am ed oe Shapers —, joseph Ambush. Ninth. A) W. Smith, : ‘ setae se ' southewssodisancnployeet the Waatington Flour | The two big leaders, Carson and Gleeson, | Sullivan, Tenth. & J. Asher, Andrew Woods | , Te Senate committee on appropriations will . P gar Serkan 19, 108 PARTIAL CLEANING OF , : e Pree eee rae Rae n.codt | soon possess two rooms. Last session they had emscase panne. ae See with a score of their trusty Heutenants, mot} O17" eitth. George Holnies, George 0. | tWo, but as one of them was away down near this morning in Carson's room, where the big } {1"1,,.. Tritt. | Ceurge foie tiset sed: rrr rrr rs | Timi cd rea! ths uy = abla, a oh : : H. Collins, Lawrence | the coal cellar it was but little usod. The EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL faseed by" the» #uy Court S90m) GF ai3: Elupe SeeNaeD chief lay stricken with a severe case of grip-} West. Fourteenth. C. D. Freemau, J. W.Bell. | new apartment adjoins the main com- = = = aid Ff g on EOE —— DEM! BEUE.—— The meeting was held to informally discuss poieragge Audrew Giceson, =: = Do mittee ing an communication inn IN WASHINGTON. 1 WEDSE BAY, SANUARL of "a battle. teenth. Perry H, Carson, C. B. Meredith. | tween two has been brought —— = ——— _—— a hha. OCLOCh. BP. — ee oe ee Seventeenth. Washiigton, R. H. Key. | about by eutting a sufficient hole in the wall | “Tuy New Epvcars M%, 7 EzIAM® SCHOOL FOR YOURS MEX an ell, boys, I'm pro a A. Wills, Tilman Dorsey. | which divided the two. ‘The new room, which | A course of self-training for home study. Descrip- | facilities offered Jor puplis of all ages, BBR 00. xx 90. greeting Perry gave them. ‘You did your . O'Brien, Joun Connell. | will be used by subcommittees, has for years | tive clecular sent, ‘Addreet APTESBULY | NOU ive Af desir. ‘Apnly to "Wal. HL Re Oo . TLE duty and did it well, Itisa grand victory Bradshaw, J. ‘I. Scott. been the Senators’ toilet room. The toilet | COLLEGE. G14 12th st. n.w., Washington, D. €. jes SS BP EuE SS for the best republicans of the city and un- ———— room has been removed to the room whieh has | =e | f Leiamce Bus “oo & ‘oo > equaled in the history of our local politics. I GLEESON AND CHASE. heretofore been sncred to the committee on en- | "TAS ieuin Bunter’ puja | Se ashe at tae oto de | @: 08 © STREET NURTEWaer. ° poets ‘ol ills. tore Bariif, Madam Sailer. 1 UL a4 3 congratalete you thas there was no disorder #8 | 4 sasecchenge of Grectl Acct THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. ; VE or 7 (OT SCHOOL, 16111 ST. os ~~ * sit Gant ome of ings at an E THE s ERMAN LADY WILL GIVE LE=8ONS IN Gl F “ 2 Lap am be . i vat lAtAT Silas in © rr ang fe maatinge. We ax y dental Meeting This Morning. Mr. Springer expects to get the members of | Gut reich (eraduate university Prag ents eepremmentve Sheet Sor tate Friichener‘Conveyucng ood ‘nocerang of tant of | AY Jaci atta inte ea genes by tog Amun ‘There was an accidental meeting of several | the ways and means committee together today | Apnis yapdave mer oct) THOS. W LLL. Pru SSCRAMD W. STIER. sAyic woniahit: girmeutedged end sited ‘aero teed republican leaders in front of the health office | for the purpose of organizing and getting | ]¥ you iH TOLEAKN DRAWING QUICKL} mo pag gy = a ext 6 BEAD: \ mum, | +s te this morning. Editor Chase and Andrew Glee- | ready for the session's work, The policy of | igewhore> “address > ote interrtow? BREWING any" terass, ‘Day audevewsua | oe ats@ODEET ©. EY THEME OED, } ea : ; dealing with the tariff by separate items ap- | TEACHER, 723 uh st. 20. KANING | sessions. "A full corps o: competent instructors, Came pat Pace rie, U1 Ash son were there, as were Henry Laccy and Mar-| iors to be protiy generally accepted | Sstcuatiecar ANDLITERATURE. PRO! Se ne en E ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED ON AC- | reansnauis prices. thes ok : cote oe: and the committee will probably get | FGastox uivor of hare. dprotess iu Freneti | “TauiN's GREAT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, 15 | DAY, JANUAMY ELEVENTH 1c. mint hiid soni | SIGN and ceanaue: Plasion a aie rs er a pe Greetings were exchanged and the election | to work on that line. It is the purpose of Mr. | fusraptocl that cannot be obtained in suy “Gaius eet Meret BEL a a Jeu) By iden of the 4 een last night was referred to, when Mr. Gleeson | Springer and the other members of the com and af olwers very little, but always some. My throat Jar attendance. “Shorthand, typewritm, Lookkeep- vive tr Livery depart - E PHONOGRAPHY AND BUSINESS SCHOOL. | ing, >) 5 imine. teit dry aud I had a yreat deal of truutle in swallow- took « large roll of bills from his pocket and | mittee, to get. at the -work at once: fednced rates for all stnieutsentering this wonth, | coutroded -y a distinguished specialint Vise cote ie TAeOnae aah ‘sgresd deal. iy nose was offered to bet Chase a thousand that the Chase | 4, Dill providing for free wo: and | Individual Instruction. Best and easiest method of | off by electricity in those iaiuous shorthand abd type- ares = 48° for the repeal of the compensatory | shorthsud. Dictation classesin prozrens day andeven- tink sper classes. Flenowenal advancement of 0. pra eyes rtyaariom porte over mp eyes ie faction could not carry « single district. duties on woolen manufactures will probably | 10, utils prepare tor civil verve exaiatnations, | tudeuts Shorthand and ty ycwriue, taclwing ax pee gee ta ae One of the bystuuders made the romark,|be the first reported from the committee | Pindwal Ee Ons ae se including boobkecrint,” busiecs' pres: AST. A ANTON FISCRER, hess course, including bookkeepint, business prac Hee, arithmetic, penuansinp, &..tlree months, 610 Spuhish, #2 “i had been to two physicians, who had helped me, wonth Day and nugut Dut I was set far from a cure, so I decided toxive Dr. PIS BAST, AT AUCTION Par JANUAk) FIP Ieee, AT FOUR W6 G ST. NW. ‘We Will sell at pubic auction an front F> { FRE: cH LANG GE, not want to bet, and when Mr. Gleeson re- | little difticuity in passing it through the House. Prof. Paul Voinot, Diplomé de'l'Université de “Put up oF shut up," but Case evidently did | and the indications are that there will be but | “cnaor 9 Frai Jordan a call, and { am glad Laid, for he has cured To get such a bill through the Senate is, of | France. Classesnow fonuing for new tern. Fure Parle: | geg-ty RGR ARK ORIEN: ee Sane wy On kke Cee ee. endl te aie Grease aon ee ae peated his offer Chase suid, something about | goufes,, another" question, Dut {s | #apronaciation.” Trial lesson tree. 1490 8-Y-ave. | °°: and Fropietor. oe ee geRtanT OF LOT 94. rs od 7 - - Gleeson going toa warmer climate. ‘This re- t it will greatly embe! 2 = = ae 188 AMY C. LEAVITT OF BOSTOR, S TON FL ENUE (or . Sede aad no trouble with my throat. His tresment * of business; we can win without | ;..7\ incensed Gleeson and he approached as pot pla i de plyabas a states | M28, MANNS RINDE aN scugor. | M raid Bakaeer, PLgye: NTH AS AVERAGE Dill | casetidiet io cua wor ona Semen 2 = ee eer itetneding atl | 20ugh blows would follow, telling Chase not | in which woolen manufactures abound if the | 1918 Siaioised wake Bee ck piaeate 2 2690 | This roperiy w near the ANTON AND CAROLINE LEACH, Soueriy with me good bn peer all | to suggest to him to go to the place referredto, | party exigencies compel their voing against Rok ayetite iat of vie Natmk ieee Dare ) oe see So SS Se a ee the oftice, | fee raw material which these manufae- M™ VEBSoy seminary, auomus Isto ata gangee egaut op portant) for cata: PIAN = ~ ‘hae: “said z sual. crus made BhOwn at ale ANOS AD ; 4 Mr. Gleeson said he was tired of paying taxes | “e™# Want 12is Tithe. mw. go pling ee PIANOS AND ORGANS. RVICE INSTITUTE ——. a duth st. nw. Pups wOxoee ABOVE SALE JS POSTPONED UNTIL | DHE PIANO EXC! Sor W civil service, departs (ONDAY, SANUARY ELVEN Vi. Vout, sume hour ARO SECHANGE WARE ROOWA, 913 PA. ne veer | and pao ATCLIPPE, Dalit CO. Tisve Mieh-cusy oot ued pent wow aa to pay such a man as Chase, and Marcellus THE HOUSE NAVAL COMMITTEE. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG West, who is one of Chase's heutenants, re-| The House naval affairs committee organized 1100 and 1104 M st. 114 and 1128 11th st, marked that be bad his credentials in his] today. Joseph Baumel of Alabama, who was oat Siicte, | SURLTO eed wert pianon Sauare pocket. ae |, | clerk to this committee in the last demfoceatic — JOHN'S COLLEGE, VERMONT AVE.— | — . Juanes at low prices. Beat value wives for old puauos shnta til, right maid Mr. Gleeson; “Td | Congress, was re-elected Seventeenth year began TUESDAY, October 6. Phonocraphy, Gomlerce, mathematica Bes years | LAtTMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, “flabos sk tor esah or meattty’ pegmante te suit, Just as ef see you have them as any other ee s ahd grammer’ classes. Keupens Muuday, Sepieuber | ASSIGNKE’S SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF VALU- | €25 to $100 saved with ue wat Sas man, but I don’t like to see such aman as Chase PATENT RIGHTS. ‘Thorough instruction in all departments in accord- | 7, yer ABLE WAL PAPERS. FICTUKE MULDINGS, | Souaek MANS — THE STANDARD INGTRE have them.” ‘The patents committee of the House will or- | ance with best modern methods. Paik BASGRio TNVLEMLS in Se | SCM me aera. pres tM woken ‘The politicians soon separated and trouble | ganize the latter part of this or the early part of | special advantages im Eugitsh Literature, Histors, contol Zist Dasotuber. teu. by Sauntcl Sects COS eS amd Vata at Fate for rat, moped sod was avoided. ae next week. Chairman Tillman says that one | Modern Languages and Music ‘PE BERLITA scHoor oF LANGUAGES, | Ufa IME! aanmenine TEN O'CLOCK un tine C22 Se i, SorERION a : question which will, he understands, be early | Every appliance for health and comfort of pupils. Branches in most uf tue pruscipal cities, Peay ng ed | * Fomsie ce ae 2 % Wrox & Crnrs TES COUEES, pressed upon the attention of the committees, | jnciudite simple exercise grounds, steam heat, pas: head sor checeare pony | 1906 sipeet moreureat, She shuve, “40-4. 0 fe ATHIR Bota Sieg OE Be = “sre Cicurr Covrr—Judge Montgomery will be the revision of ‘the patent system so a5 | yenger elevator and perfect sanitation. per, 1.00 ‘Scroll So tobe a Fr cation a, . : to protect patentees from infringemen ice Paes S| alae 6 David ANG oranaa ‘AMOUS $3.50 GENTS’ AND LADIES’ SHOES went with it. | 700s ataders’ National Bank net 3 Of their rights by making liable to criminal | ¥0®cireularsapply to the P ‘ Sarees punto, taue, reves, Teme. Leaters ond | TL WAS Gutescieal chert r44 Must Be Seen to Be Apprecisted. ition therefore iserroneous. The meet-| 010 pes Pe ‘Woodbury, K. * ‘MeLean agt, | Prosecution persons who knowingly and wan-| a3i-tr Mra. ELIZABETH J, SOMERS. N Tulitetoest paca sites | Ueidal ud Christines preeenie, at Agenct, iT Wy ing I have called for today is perfectly legal.” | Tica & Harbin, Halley agt. J.P. Palmer, | only infringe patents. Complaint, he says, is TRDARGAMTEN AWD BSHOOL GLATEEE AD. onwoop Lxstrrvrr. eS, cea JOSEPH 3. WATERS, Also Our pene hs a | Porter. Bro. & Co. agt. BJ. Behrend & Son, | Made that unscrapulous and itresponsible per- | KC Ian intermediate and primary, eae sean, SELECT DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOT. es Asin. ‘The colonel is right. We have won a gran: .. sons willfully infringe valuable patents, and | @ 4 fon Mises BOLLOC! “ J. F. Naylor agt. same, Spear Bros, agt. A. ly Ps Geruat drawinc aid inusic. Mises POLLOCK aud | New classes iormed for pupils entering December lat. PATENT LEATHER EVESING AND RECEPTION | battle and our sictory has been ¥ 4M | Soran, White, Hentz & Co. agt. Ba Me-| the patentocs are unable to collect damages | SURI have r.uved their untiute wo Iau Qe. | Mp Dear Me Cabal UNCANSUN BROS., Aucticncers fought. The beauty of it | poniid, Sware agt. Burnham; jstementaabs from them. Edison and other casheery have where they have larser and Letter sccopmmeda- | )sousratulate you warmly on your great success 1 | Tyug7i Bs" SALE OF FINE AESIBEXCE Prop. SHOES default. Estate of M. Taltys trial resamed-= > | stated that the patent laws as now framed give < owe ae ao HX, 5p Gt S SULET R.A, Wash For Gente and Ladies. Equrry Covrt—Judge Hagner. them very Httle protection, and are apposling | (G ‘araw's lie-sise craycu portrait ia 1 lessons: to Mr. and Men WMD CABLE Poe vartneol a decd eftrust hearing date Bovender ‘Today—Cadmus Bell; A. A. Bi for inereused security in their Fight of inven | kuowiwice os drawink necewary satiatactory repuits | @¢2hits 1 sud Fecorded Noveuer 15, Ime, iu iber oder sagt. Bell; A. A. Birney ap-| tion. ‘The committee during the last Congress | or ue shane. 3. Wo LEYNOLDS, Arust, Gos Wat Xe Volo 20, of Use land records al the District ALL SHADES SLIPPERS AND OXFORD TIES. Brien: Anak Blot and 2H. egherty’ 9st. | adopted a general resolution that it would not | _ ds-!m IN VOCAL MUSIC SHOULD Ow: | of Cotumibin, “aud by order of the yarty secured jen; A. A. Elliot and J. H. Gordon to sell. | act favorably on bills for the extension of life- E TS YOCAE NUBIC SHOULD COX- | theceby. the: mid truntews Were, wai 99 F ST. ¥.W. Hunt agt. Hunt; auditor's report confirmed. | time of patents, aud # similar resolution will be (COLUMBIA, COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, gad Vannucins, exce)ti cher rater | Sst st paoile auc Sp front sf Spee Foley agt. Knight; fund ordered paid ito ey ‘2S La. ave... opposite City Fost Office, jecial teruus 10 apecial cases. 1a94 Tat. Dew. 2b “asa Baltimore Store, 4 and G West Baltimore st. court. Swarz agt. Marche: pro confesso, Nay- | Presented by some member of the committee, C.K. UKNER, A. Fria. : daslest * lor agt. Behrend: do. Hodge agt. Mason; do. slashing oatietn etemaore! Learn, to use the phonograph and typewriter: the UCATE FOR BUSINERS, P. 8.—Aay ove sending their name and sidresscan Hentz agt. Seligson; do. aud appearance || The Senate committee on interstate com-| quickest prevaration tor an cilicesituat oa THE SPESCHILAN BUSINESS COLLEGR angigaenicn (oc, stare am me awe one.of our Handsome Hiustrated Catalorues cont ©HASE CLAIMS A VICTORY. ordered. Grupi agt. Ortenstein; appeurance | merce has decided to report favorably to the | dictations by comment readem aud the pionoetaph, |. Twenty-seventackeiatticyos inva Tuenday, Sep- | Boxe tho tices tue survey oF Ble of mand Str . aE Ak conte. ae ——- ——_____ Senate the nominations of James W. MeDill of | Koa Periuouth, sro $2 to oh Taseoush proresaniom | Practical” Lawaess SScgintuw ou Nstroet purtuwres ii ana shay UNEQUALED 18 1X roth workatassame Count of Kevenue Stamps, Iowa, Wm. M, Lindsey of Kentucky and Wa. | jn tlie Euyitoh, (asiuess aia civil servicecourses. lyr | Schuol uf Suertan | eat or the uortinventern sorner. 1 said dot, abi ah: |g 0 AND DU GAMMAMIN Mr. W. Calvin Chase was seen by a fran re-| The treasury committee appointed to make | 1+ Morrison of Iilinois as interstate commis | SiyuiUAl OF Muvate lemons. not class instruction. | wats any PSRs ge aces sect chests Cobtnes te SSeS tal ae ‘wie aye ; i sioners. of tuition; peutral luca x Rorth Uo and B7-100 feet to sad N iret, and tiene | PST Dis Ou a. yokes er feats Da 1 r 17 porter this morning. He was jubilant over the | count of ull the stamps in the vaults of the ea | rooms. si Sa Wem On s2.4 street nineteen (19) ieet tothe paccol | SpCUAD-HAAD Fiasos.— a <= Y. G.METZE OPM g OOM | result of last night's primaries and was claim- | internal revenue bureau has reported to As| pobort 4. Wallace of Missouri has been ap-| M™ ane detchcrot Piano, te RE ed Fr eh all Pe — oe —7 vi 7 - Ff r . Ri M. Bit System of Technic, sain HA TUTE ee 4 ‘Sanne “Aint cab. ath in two | §% . . ing everything in sight. “So far from being | sistant Secretary Crounse that ail the stamps Ee = Jormation. Mis. SAKA A. EVENCER, Lerus of sale Ube-tnint cabs aud som Ratton, WOF ST NW beaten, as the Caron men claim,” maid Nr-|the commissioner was charged with were | Pointed clerk of the House committes on age : a Wwe a ee epee Frepetor | eee yuikintres p Gyr cqutun joramumsrmaie | SURVEY Rotates fe uee Seam s “os Chase, “I hold that we have casried everything | pt0perly accounted for. ‘These were 1.0 pees ees nica a cal une, of the Frouch | 4 CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, Socket purcésmare optan. “Couveyane | BAP SRE “ - 7,552 stumps, of the face value of $196,170, 202. OFTY-tWO I rs 7 new. | Al Ge12 Mae chines P pry i | a8 od before us. We are the regulars. It is the Car- | "6 committee says: INDIAN AGREEMENTS. 1y at Noob. @ For Youn Ladies ant Little dite Pee er ecke'ont if comms ore oot cousin’ win son party that has bolted, We want every re- he fact that these extensive operations GREEK, MATHEMATICS, BOUKKEEP.| 5¥Steuuatic and tuorouzh work an every department. | Within tem days irom date of siue the property will be FAMILY SUPPLIES. publican in the District te vote, while the other | have been conducted without loss to the gov-| Over Two Million Acres of Land to Be reonlits Eug'ial auld ctvit service preperation. | Fuyiis ad Specie qh Sve Sage, nection im the Evenian aac | 4 si 5 AbaS. ide i sed to primaries and a registration | ernment indicates the highest degree of efi Ceded to the United States. woparet Wf colleKe, AnDapoiie oun, Ero. | — = = = stanltang purcharr. a cae kak = atthe cbcaoe, ‘Tpepataion thus tuis Gill mean | ciency end intagrity on the part of tho| ‘The President today tramsaltted to Cohgrosa TOR RINGRE Sissi" aea tee Ses oF WATrarON, fagabds MAHAN ASHE | trasecs. | 4 San: ware Nasu, having — chi =e - ; white supremacy, We certainly have no ob- | ony veponsitht branch of the pabliaper mt | the agrecment made between the Cherokee PERE, MOLD WAIVER, GRADUATE OF i: jection to white supremacy if the whites are in band that the system of checks adopted by the | Commission und the Tonkawa Indians ip Okla- Mute Culture, Gutity Theory of ais the majority. ‘The result last night means the | department to insure proper accountability in | homa territory for the cession of their intorest | pai reside tit mm | Shanes beitio CLIPFE, DARK @ CO., Auctioneers, tawe Rates {20 Peunevivauinave aw. | Syaticu toed Sweet ¢ —— 1 found Guan! Bouts Rock HLL contece. ELLICOTT CITY, MD.; natok sno OTE DERI President. 006-4:n* ee Ow es i hae A er ‘ *, 3 A Pop 4 Al 431-lme lit E indorsement of the administration and the re-| the receipt and issue of stampa is well cal-| in lands in the territory. The reservation eon: a fiinvs Esp Orta. HAMNER, ass election of President Harrison so far as the re- | Culated to secure that desirable result. tain 90,750 ucres,leaving asurplus of 4.710acres | CLABSES: HOTELS. Soyto "no QUE SALE® ‘ou! G' FISH AND © Center Market, = pubticaus have anything to do with it. We in after allotments have been made, for which the | SU s H. 0. structed our friends throughout the District to An Investigation May Be Made. : : oe Rprege ear Te ore, Oxronp. allow every one to vote by ballot, thus giving || While nothing oritive can be said as to | United States is to. pay $90,000, or 46 cents an) NEIMAN AE nitd ler tates tetone- coe: | g Themom centrally socated ure hy shetty. Cor, the oppertunity to vote to evesy republiaas | whether the Supreme Court of the District will |S" Secretary Noble, in a letter recom-| servatory oi, er ¢ Kali's techuic, touch and | ury': Two biocks from the White Luuse.. Street cars ta each legisiauve distract This plan was ob- | "ALO investigation as 0: the repert on the vis dit | a dt se ‘mending the ratification of tho agree- | Bietou taut ° 1 aad stcauers. House rejuvensted and mewy jected 10 und oppoved by the Carson RATORY.. DRAMATIC ACT ar UL. Katem, 33.0) : s | jail, it is probuble that when Moj. Bi ment, gaye the compensation to be| PLOCUTION. ORAT Ne Co., Propas atti }BUCKLE’S COPPER, 400. PER Lk ccnied teacencatel the sommes aabeists the coe atl rr tully ol, Burke, | paid for the relinquishusent of the Indian | gaiinwe ba fOWNESD A iy aut, AL yertecticn Te in the Dtetrtot. from his illness he will prepare a reply to | Fight® appears to have been fixed npon the des- : a ——— eae ae The results in the Ajetriots claimed by Chase | the report and ribmit it to the court and also | titute condition of the Indiana and not on the | N[ISS, FRANCES, MANTINS ENGLIEH AND + Franklin Square sid Ba omaumnaenee eo aia: to the Attorney General. It is said that when | basis of any valuable interest those Indians | Jai Gr ma: Berio peuabl reoPeus October 1. Weshington, D.O. 1. Arthur Carroll, delegate; Joveph Worth- | this is made Maj. Burke will nek that witnesses | myay have in tho lands: oon ‘ale-lin ‘The cepital’s fashionahie residcuce center. ington, alternate. be heard to substantiate Bia report and in this 2 - * ‘The agreement made with the Indians of the | J2EMOVAL — SCHOOL OF GOOREKY, & Elegant roome, sing! suite, for transient or % Frank Alurich. George R. Chapman. — Ce —— Colville reservation. in the state of Washington, R’ BARE lh Eemoveg frou Qi to GIB 1th | pleucaeot women APpeptaente aoa cabene weae- | fone 2 Williams, delegate. jest. 1 . ‘or the cession of notthern part of | pisles toriinners, recephiuun. We. fUurnislied to onder. | celied. Auericaband 2 sete. ct j 4. Ge W. Smith, ‘Turner. being taken. 1 a Yon= - ons " AkDW ARE OF EVERY ; $ Sa aces eae © i ee notoer Wer raron | bat U A SB ke HES rs 7. m Taylor, J.-M. Ambler. jesting Pinca . core from Secretary Noble. The Indians, by the Teac! Foret winpsom, ——~™”—SS CU LEERY, GLASS. CART. WAGOX, BUGGY AND Geo. Armotd, Wat, Waker, At the meeting of the Olt Guari held last | nereomant ae 0 Mio Cited ‘Statéa about MANDOLIN, BANsO. eee oii itiate and Neve TOPE a oy ry en . in . H. W. Coffin. night the reports o! nancial officers were | 1,500,000 acres, for which they are to receive | ses ease Ponacaxee | at! tel lias ewiy Two Lis Sunny Gibbs, Marcellus West. read aud filed. A committee was appointed to | $1.500,000 in five annual cash installments, | Q2 7 SIMON PUPIL OF EMIL BEHNKE, | open tor the rseptivn of, teawsent, permanent aud MALIONAL CASH Reuistivons Saba 12. Contested—Geo. Mailer, C. E. Cunney. confer with a similar committeo of the National | Plcksmith and other shops, and payments of vorte CULTORE. > 55 HOTEL. Pt ae apeyRiateS 4 ee oie eee ules relative ton joint parade on February | ment” cue > MOEA Of the chiefs aud head | ren? Earact teat Myncueltal mat, tutta | WARS HOD tains SRO TALS SR HORSE. . HS. Davis, Harry Rifles e men. se “2 2 10. Bernard West, Jobm Smith. Fe ie civil oicers elected for the year ure | ‘The agreemeht between the Cherokee com. | Hrcutite teeties on vane saat ok” ‘Spoicattons 5 Weshington. B.C. 7R0.8, Pcie, Mites 6 end 17, Contested. tls tenn recording and J- Jacobson (se¥- | mission and the Wichita and affiliated bands of | #¥3¢tor at Norwood Institucs, Un beer) sora aebak ide - ‘bes ‘delegate. enth term) flaancial secretary. The applications Indias iu, Oklahoma way also teansunisted to | DMUTaaye at OLS Tet. nw, rst BBBITT HOUSE, pe -- - a 36 cts Box George. ‘ston, Andrew Delt. Ww liner, past commander of O.and | Congress ‘with x favorable recommen: AV IS'TING TU10K “PRIVATE TXSTRUCTION WASHINGTON, D.C. a 2 be Weeden eee A. b. Frisbie,past commander vf Fovt 13, G. A. | dation. ‘The reservation containe 749 610 | oY Plutcem with tines wie. study with = OF ALL DRUGGIETS aL. W.&: Cou, J. H. Gott, = Peek ate a em berahip were referred to the |acten' and after allotments hhve beet made it | Aultical yer hour, Adres d., 004 K st. 0. Fs eae Samdel Tolson. OC Fete. Ca Ww Erte Gol 3a | estimated that 574,010 acres will be ceded to | _*' DENTISTRY. arr fis Uaited States ‘The commission offered the | ‘WW ASHINGION FEMALE GEMINARY, S050 = Dewees, A. T. Brooks, A. N. Lhompson and i ; er day am . se ne Zhe Sree Come Soden atthe Readout laced bonorary monitors | that landn ‘Tue feds demtntey Si tot | Remco: mere ce a ee m the Court in General Teria today the ar-| A commuuication from Col-Frederick Phisterer | t wan finally desided te leave tee veeaecotes | ae me Rees ey mbites cea y @arese. by ts Pe Bes FEST, 3b YEARS EXPE ee pong lp A goments in the case of Wm. Douglass Cross, | adjutant general of the as read uecept- p-$ 33 i be od AK ~ ‘ct cues uf the wermbindandating | convieted of the marder of his mifeand-under | ig honorary membership in the corpa capt bd co PRE Prue. SCEaT IS TLIO ASD : open Se ec ot a , Pz ners cared. Indeed somtmoagimy tats | sentence of death on the-20d- instanh was ou gar gave notice that commen wi ‘Chinese Towit 0 ni e rs Buying Arms. Set ieitemesreonverizaeaaswie | Cioded and the anse sueys next mecting he would take up the revised | 1, 50 sasceview with the oe Ses ote lend eas tomer Rupees —— ———— terpreter, Alr.Hoe Shen Chee,of the Chinese B+ de Pocus M- Cy 161 Poart tt., N. ¥- Jobo Ambler Smith Sertousiy 111. Found Guilty of an Intent to Kill. getion. thle morning beating. on the wait of G. s . Mr. Jobo Ambler Smith, whove serious illness | Jordan Jones, a colored man, was tried in | the Chinese mifister to the Martin ‘Repeating athts home on 2iet street bas been noted in | the Criminai Court today for an assault with | Arms Company's factory at New SP TRE ES.05, Tue Stax, had been improving for aequple of | intent to kill John Russell November 25 b P aie + hee . age 2 y | and giving «large order for rifes, has aa yg ee waa takon.with o re-| stabbing him in the side. They had a is 2 % daye, but this morning sheet “as, lapse, causing the most serious apprebeusions | about & Fy apd | inw a Tate, 3 disturbed Fe. Le aro : of bis family and friends, ; foe dloned eee that the purchase had. nor conneatinn See ra + : evi peers eeoreee eae ‘he said, was -made in: mate aa ae ine any 3 Seems 22 to by the company.