Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1892, Page 9

B . THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.c, MONDAY, APRIL" 11, 1892-TEN. PAGES. Fas, ; THE G. AR FUND. == an eee NO FEOQSPECT OF FUSION. — Of A ¢ AUCTI SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. wu New X% Is ts Said That He Wu the Nemi- 7 a Sars = fgirsroeen ey ag 08 jork Represen- p Rh ete ru FUTUKE Days. tatives Appropriation: ALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionsera, Ts DOWLING @ BOK, Mansfield Post No, 35, G. A. R., of Brooklyn,| A devoted friend of Mr. Bisine’s told « 2 Spear TSAR aaa “Gtaae JS. ¥., expects to have in line at the national | Stam reporter today that ye shasta ow Bea TOR TMNEST INSQUARE | TRDsTEEs saLR or TEUY VALUABLE BU sueumpment «greater number of men than | tain that Mr. Blaine Woeld scoept the BY Bey STREET, 1b SOU Puta eave rect band eny post we state. Quarters nomination presidency . ry i STREF over 800 men have been engaged here forthe | should be offered to = by w rangadie se rT ot Srpeisbay rae 2 pars post. Ata mecting of the post last Tuesday | the eae. Me SAR ths | Aral thon agra ig hatng lots Place, Eguare Lis rostans. Efecto Bight the following resolution was adopted: bene i hete oAgrt i anaes sable 26teds both taclusiver snd lows ose wt | taining Rois ee “Whereas, comrades of the GA RB who | that he eon say posi both inclusive, and thirteen iote onmortn 0 st: | Terms” ome Thind cash; balance im one apd two Seegh et net done to end would wot Earn fastistess fied ners otras | Eee peee = [Serqnte Oh eet Seek Se ed pel The new smote that belng given to Blaine oun aoa korg are gates wus tad noes” . of very terest to poli- reruns of male: ‘cash, or other terms may + ~ committee, received every courtesy and atten- Sotane bf ou. parlon, ere a probably aa (ez SPB » wast nce, SUMMER RESORTS. tion that could Lemagedre= de ane one who doubts that Mr. Blaine is sincere in g in the aff a 17, at page ve ye, old etyrt apO-dbas E Auctioncers cit, ON THE “Whereas, we have gton | trust! ri MB LELANDE. ATLANTIC each; Ba people of this state, and CHAR“ WAGNER, Manaeer. become penstionlty familie with the main plans | if Mr. Cleveland were not a candidate I ve * ition, e debt a ee penis nota folio iat et ova of aid land tea cbterraining the necessary funde"Viret, by | enge'ioment iu the perky we. eusnct reset iigacre opp eerie mgr oe in Liber PRORTERT ee ae Bessa sruinoscion y | men the subscription of €25,000 by the people, sec- | cule themselves to the thought of his retirement rach te wie Mould of the |. Fernie of ele: All cash, except the t secured PORTION OF THE AUCTIONEERS, fiteen-room_ turnabed nd, by epplication to Congress for an appre-| from public life without having bad. the eratio national écivenition, as'be- by said prior deed of trust: wakch toto be werurced OF GREAT WERNICKE ovo stapes. — | Dt: rounds of $100,000 from. the District highest honor there is in politics. There are i. tetan of ani cotaliod Side days from the day of sale, otherwise the tiedeteaitegy yFuRDE to geil at the cost and risk of mittee will meet at Salina on the of April. The editors will be (nap HE] force to de- mand that the committee issue a call for a state convention to nominate a full state ticket. § e Re f F i ; i i ; i 2 : z E E & E SALE YET TO BESOLD, RICH WITH REPOUSSE, NESSEE AVE NEAU THE slderman or common council), Congress must | party may be dependent upon his acceptance SALE BY AUCTION Will reopen April & 4 of the no mination; that could surely be chaser. ity. SHABE ie LEIGHTON, Trustes, SILVER AN! or of schools, fire departments, &e. elected and that possibly no one else could. ‘their .d earnest ICHABD EF.” Pal. 3 AND ELEGANT CABI- oe AR Raking appropriations from the District {nck Theae men simply wil not give op the ides of | Fotnn ‘ue committee may wish to postpone thi | 9 #0) ong the warmest frends that shan-anie Otis ae tonne 3, guia’ Suu VaR Nen SUPERIOR ee ‘the expense o reception and enter Mr. Biaine’s nomination. 4 i I can Tray j, Auctioneers, ° od until Apel mont of the G. AR will be distributed: and hpochan meee | paw oes oe Sees gee matidis oatnoe? » tie pane Li 1407 Get. PIECES WILL BE REACHED MOX- BOUSEROLD FURMITURE. “Whereas, we aro satisfied there will be the THE APPROPRIATION BILLS. ~ | the state committee to abandon its plan of qualified approval of the governor himeelf. VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. OX DAY NEXT, APRIL ELEVENTH, aT — ‘tor largest attendance ever present at any na- — fusion with the part) “The declaration of Senator Wallace was, of| = § STREET NEAN NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND} = py WES1-POINT-ON-THE-HUDSON, onal encampment, and numbering 1.0 | 240, wit mo taken Up and Considered in| All the lender ot ine ok are op- | course,made in good faith,"continned Mr. Har-| 93 ACHUH CAPITOL STREET NEAR NEW bveireas bac ten On ‘THURSDAY MOBNING, APRIL FoUR- AY 16. Mr. Cranston wit give le ee eee ee, ee a wae the House This Week. to conceding anything to the democrats. | rity, “but the effect of adopting the suggestion AvGTIGN ae Bdig deci basen Al] the Cabinets. Mirrors, Solid and Shet- ZRENTH. 1s, commencing ot TES O'CLOCK, we | vided Rite Ph ee a a Sais scan ceoeah Geticgnen, tox Soma Tete. cxgertedl ut Shame OM bane. ners They say they can win without them, and have | that Gov. Pattison should. be, aupported by | aRbrrase out UCLoEe Wan oe seater AS Lance French "ink batch mecca” pT ET 3 . ; no proposition to make to th t that if | the Penusylvania delegates would be to mate etme tee F expense will | tariff talk in the House for two or three | they want to rote the people ticket they can | ally prejudice ‘Mr. “Cleveland's ‘candidacy. Soxteld catertalament bf the comarad weeks, The program is to take up the | do so without any regard to the desires of the | Those wito oppose Mr. Cleveland have been in- | Net Rear, New derscy ave. .w.and having © depen fort and ent mt of the com! septepeiction. & beginning today, with | democratic committee. ‘The party | dustriously at work for some time past in en- ately after (AT FIV! O-CLOCK P.M. peo} r ¢ Immedi “Resolved, That we earnestly and respect-| tho hope of getting them all through | Call their state convention to meet in Wichita | couraging other candidatcs in various states so | 108, 30%, 110. {11-n agcare G17, an myo ses, We will sell for the ow: square So4, situat or the west 35 fect ‘on north side of falls ons heated Ly steam and grate fires, : <n Sevres Vasen Intid Te Lubes ‘contained th balance of cata Jogue, which can ‘be bad On application to LATIMER & SLOAN, by, partice desiring do engage roouns. VERY HAXDSOME CHERRY PARLOR sv FINE WINDOW HANGINGS, MOOUET ANT BRUSSELS CARPETS (NF ee FOLDING Ds COMPLETE : te ticket will | a8 to diminish Mr. Cleveland's strength. If Auctionsers. 7 FAUY COMPLETE | Siutve of Leading depot amd coeaa fally request our Bepreveatatives in Congress | the House by the Ist of May. | jane i6, when an olectoral and stato ticket will 18 to diminish Mr. Cleveland's, strengi tt Zadeet ana 109 eet on Hanover pce near Now Monk | T--ATIMER & LOAN, AucuoocN TCHAMDER FUURITCLE OtStay | hse eran ves e fo sape end work end vote for she pessaKe Of | It is expected that the Indian bill and the Dis- | nominated, and delegates choten to the ne- | firther consideration they would then combine fare all very desirable lots gud susceptible of econom 1507 G street. TURE, CHE he Lat REAR ADAMS & ©0., Agente. ‘the House bill, Fre, Nar gamended by the Pres. | trict of Columbia bill will be taken up in con- | tional convention, which meets at Omaha July upon someone else, and in all probability it MToceast" Onn titrd “cash, telance fm one 484 two RIGA TONED, ,, MAHOGANY. |. CASE, FQUARE On FUUSTTURE ‘OR SALE-12 Lakox BUILDING 2OTs NEAR phen pplication of the citizens’ | ference early this week. The program inthe |4. They declare saleatian ee — wal pele, - gS fees ® 10 Jtetiropanty retest, and secure by a deed of trust on 5 Qutethiok te Bone. | aebee 40: favorite sunumer resort ch, Nova Bootia— AND A sai C1103 executive committee, without modification or | House is to take up the urgent deficiency bill | ™iddle of the road, HOLD EPECOTS AP LCBLIC AUC , a deposit required at reduction, in justice to the people of Wash- | on Monday and after that the nayal appropria- | ‘2&t if they want to be “in i JOAN, * in Kansas they| Mr. Harrity further said that the convention beg LATIMER & SL ei OB 1ON. Auctionsers. | QR TUPSUAY, APEIL Two ps i must get into esi and as near the | next Wednesday will heartily indorse Cleveland — co «abresidence 0. 22 ip = = — ington, who ete earnestly doing all in their | tion pill. Then will follow the sundry civil, the Peepise ects Bede oe onemitt: &s the demoer, fie enndidate for President, and | RATCLIFFE, DARE & 00,, AUCTIONEERS. — | {07 Si ine tative we vid el giuyesouis. | \Y AUTEN BL WILLIAMS € CO., Auta 3 poe ceoaeur te OA. great success, | Consular and diplomatic, the agricultural, the| | ‘There are about 50,000 democratic votes in | Gov. Pattison's administration will be cordially | TRusTERs SALE OF TNTROVED REAL ESTATE | _*?93t LATIMER & SLOAN fineors, | TRUSTEES: SALE OF VALUARLE Iwrroven Send for descriptive paniphiet Erico iit. Be. Pry the of the Union | post office, the legislative, the fortification and | the stato, and about all they hope ta do is to} approved. ‘The combined opposition, ho | **T8 Tika WoWwauD CNIVEMBIAY SUBOE | 75 acon aes KEAL EST x SAN NINTH SIRELT cee eee. D. Easthan, brew Sb astiet t he erires the general deficiency ia the order named, | preserve the party organization and secure | thought, would scarcely be able to muster 150] VISION. BRING NOS. 2 AND 24 IHUMBULL | RATCLIFFE, Dann & co, By vistas of 0 dood of trnst dated Avril 4 tam, > STICKNES, ATLANTIC OFTY. — ——- Those not nowon the calendar can be got there | the patronage. out of the 463 del Under a certain deed of trust dated April 10. 1884, | VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT i duly recorded im Libre No. #7. folio 138 . seq. fF em aeons, EF FUN before those ahead are disposed of. This will REPUBLICAN CONTEST FOR GOVERNOR. ee) Aa aud recorded Ay td, fsede in Liber Ny 10s, folks BECONE Sra} eA SEE AY Mche party erured then ts, | toets per week. f Aa ss take up practically all the timo of the House | The contest for governor in the republican] WELCOME TO WHITELAW REID. sid tu al on CDE A GET eg BS ee a Stax : ‘PE VidioKiE Additional Contributions Received by the | Ti M0 iit of May, after which two tariff bills party ig at white heat. The convention to| Banquet im Ile Honor by the Ohio Society | Heat A the eee FUE UCL Pat ai | 08 TUESDAY ARTERNOON, ABRIL TWELFTH. ‘Ocean snd South: Uarolins ane. tipen all the Diatrict Ked Cross. ple: nominate will be held June 30. The two is Bheiex lock Dombered seventeen {125. ft the Howard Cnr | OF oe, in trong of Vispreaisey a “RTE The District of Columbia Red Cross Auxiliary, . rominent candidates are A. W. Smith of Me-| ‘The Ohio Society gave a dinner Saturday OMY kao ifintem eae In Square 7 . ‘PSs cealsoxTe einee last report, have received the following LIEUT. HETHERINGTON ACQUITTED. | bi erson and ex ongressman E. N. Morrill of night ik nielaideteo tne Tork cfty, to pated nim Lot mn Fronting 2: feet on N st. Uy a depib of 100 feet, with a ATLANTIC CITE. additional contributions: Capt. C. W. Hobbs, | Result of His Trial by the Consular Court | Hiawatha. Smith is thought to be in the lead, On the ecese frost. Terms of sale: One ‘This 1s.one of the most valuable building sites in this <5 with Morrill a close second. At no time in the | law Reid in honor of his return from France. Kk house comiaining six roane sade amail | Section of the city. Decoriptive tl)ustreted booklet matied free. 65; clerks of M. W. Beveridge, $15; B. P. Mann, at Yokohama. Ristory of the party im Kansas has oo much in-| ‘There were 100 guesis present. ‘The dinner ctise of threw rucmue’ alto catturldeare, ‘Both |, Letius of sale Sea water bets in the house. houses are Guder rental, snd imo yeaa G yer cent. per damutim Payable sett was on an elaborate scale. Wm. L. Strong, end kTbs of ete: One-third of the purchase money in | SUBMIT, weured by, decd of trust, on the sroperty 4 ashy balshce $8 ONO and Tee peer id, sit. at the upton of the. purchaser. who was to preside, was not able to attend the theser's promissory, noted rn evidenced DY the | depasit of @50 requireh at the tine at male a the a the Takes Coil to January: T. | terme of sale are not compiled with in Biteen d recetujng and conveyancing | Fom the day of “sale rict yew “Lerms of sale must be | erty at the risk and cost of the de from day of sale, other- Reetheten tai pivertiseanens of aap, otts eo pulishsa. in Washineto: H veg yo ae hoes y' Ad Fecordine vst of the purchaser. @2ou H. Hunter, $5; Lady N.C. (through| News wasreceived at the Navy Department | terest been manifested in the selection ef the Daily Post), €1; clerks, main building, War De-| Saturday that Lieut. J. H. Hetherington | candidate to head the ticket. Smith iss farmer partment, $268.10; clerks record and pension|has been acquitted on the charge of | #04 Morrill banker. Both are very strong ) record a1 as ! men and the judgment of the repadlicsne f | dinner on account of illness in his family, aud division, 10th street building, War Depart-| killing Gower Robinson at Yokolmma #| tot citer ofiiver sill be clacted ee ata | Gen, Wager Swayne took hie place. Neither pusction ment, $175; Lawrence Morisey, €5; cash, €1;/couple of months ago. A cablegram | what the opposition may do. was Secretary Blaine able to attend the dinuer. ied ath within ten de cash, @5; J. W. Daniel, $1; Mary C. Young, $1; | from Commander John R. Bartlett, command- 5 Two eas the present attorney general, ae tae fetal trae I. we FE ROBERTS & SONS, of patehaser. Gon vey an of. Ter wale to, days utter sale, cise trusters Fo-erve right t at risk apd cost of purchaser in detauti- WM. F. HOLTZMAN, 7 9, RiGINALD FENDALL, § Trustees, PG-eod&ds jn at pure! pues with fu 8: “nos Tennesseo, Atlantic City. eaiu heat Wrvuxbout 2D, hehtucky, Atlantic City; near The others, however, who were present included | of the defaulting purchaser. . = — _ aK RlY bested Sarah C. Young, @1; 8 T. and G. Morsell, $10; | ing :the Marion, gave briefly the information ves, was nominated by the people’'s| ng au’ Crecley A, Deen Gas W. clitda WILLIAM Slaysr, Je, Trustee, RAICLIFFE, DAuk & CO.. Aucta, AICLIFVE, DARE & C0., Auctionars f a dire. WM. LLIB, St Paal's Church, $8.66; Mise Corson, €10;| that Hetherington had been acquitted | Party. The democrats indorsed his candidacy, | wo. aiiiier, Chauncey M. Depew. Secretary | THOMAS M. FIELDS, anor; 10% % = | ATIMER & BLOAN, Auctioneern are R See Ho™ =r Se aiaeineaiaal Mrs Geo. Manlsby, $25: cash, €1; cash, €5;| by the consular court before which he was | forty shousand majority. He is having auch. | Foster, Secretary Flkine, A. Ke MeClure, Ve * — = era a: | MTORTANT AXD PEREMPTORY GALE OF Tax |” Seetoinare Dept beech. Gesam Leet: slectric baile cash, $30; Mra H. Polkinborn and daughters, | tried. This action settles the case finally,as| sized boom for governor on the combined compte Paul D'Abzac, Murat Halstead, Russell PUILDING LOTS ON THE | ENTIRE ROLLING AND RUNNING STOCK oF | Joo Ties See 9% birthday cfferings Westminster Presby- | there ie no other tribunal than the consular | ticket, and the republicans fear that his nomi-| tarrison, Richard Watson Gilder, ex-Judge | > EIGHTH SIREETS NOKTH-| Tay LATE KINGSLEY BRos. cnEaurny | | ~ Seen cveae, Canal terian ‘cake school, $5; E. Whittlesey, #5; | court that has jurisdiction in sucha matter. nation will be the most dangerous to them of | Noah Dostiy aud J Seaver Page. Bi LATER & SLOAN 4 é ‘ ihe P & beiia, lange solar.tm. crave fires 1 cash, $10; T. Ebb, $1; employes U.S. Navy | Hetherington. it will be remembered, isthe|any that could be made. Ives iy a| NB Davis and J. Seaver Page. 1407 G st. APRIL TWELETH, | COMPANY, CONSISTING OF Mr. Reid sat on the right of re shall seil, at HALE™ S20 gs wer day, S10 to G15 ae hy = $100.20; & friend, $10; cash, $2; | lieutenant in the navy who shot and killed | democrat aud never hesitates to say e onbe rd — i i is t “Y | After the dinner Gen. Swayne said it was w . i 17 HEAD OF Hors: SHILLER, RERTOG —o? €. J. Hampson, $5; cattle dealers, | Robinson, a prominent member of the English | so. ‘This “fact alone may knock bits Ne BEL Deiete eeeie 4 CATALOGUE in sanare 893, EY, RENTUCKY AVE NEAM TH 904.60, per Evasiso Sram; EH. €9; friend, €5;| colony, on’ the ground that the latter | out, as the peaclo's wet abatis feet nent sgt Boca es Ago he pee ge igh Seas Thia property is lo tat ot ct the most desirable | 2° SINGLE MILK WaGONa, a hee ri, ts EB. &. $2: 06-8, 91; J: B Walling 5; Capt. | bad, toon undaly intimate with | Mrs. | liable to place other than a farmer at the head | prophet,” he said, “Judeing br the "hones be section’ in the northeast and showid counuind teat: | 1 DOUBLE TRUCK, New hone rnewte ab-Som , #5; Edw. F. Brooks, €5; collection by | Hetherington, who was living at the time at| of their ticket, and at the same time a man eae higane Tas doeat to kanw seu a VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY teption of investors. f 7 He™ we a MG. A.) 117.37; Edith C Westcott, £67.50. | Yokohama, her husband being attached to the | whose allegiance to the people's party is | 1%; tame. Tdon't want to keep you from Cente cas Den ates sa Seance, in, two years with notes | 4 Day TON WAGON, ni ‘The scholars of Western High School (Curtiss | Asiatic squadron. It is said that Robinson | greater than bis democrac: Bia Che ee Se convesencing and teverd rellaser's cost. $100 | 9 a3 OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUR, Sebool) raised the above splendid contribution | made what amounted practically to a confession pias 5A the health of Whitelaw Reid." HON. J. A. J. CRESWELL, depos.t on each lot at tine of sat - 90 SFIS HARNESS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. {me manner that makes it a most beautiful ex- | to Rear Admiral Belknap and Hetherington’s aaa a Se ert tek sees monored ay oe ae LATIMER € SLOAN, Aucticneers._| REFRIGERATOR CANS, ETC. “tm M.A. k i. S. MILNOR, ‘emple of giving. All the money came as a vol- | act was generally approved by the foreign resi- Mr. Reid responded. He raid No greeting | Formerly Postinaster General of the United States, ‘BEOS., Auctioneers, re ee Seas ELKTON, KEXTUCAY AVE, ATLANTIO ‘unwary gift from the scholars, who cither earned | dents whowere familiar with thecircumstances. | rourteen Persons Kuown to Hi could touch me more profound)y than this. INCLUDING THE mE ApUTIOF X32 Abponitu cate Bret-ciem Bat th 5 Wend cobt their | Lethens reeslved trem Jcpan i this eouste No words could go straighter to my heart than neh derm cubveaicnoon “Oven el Or sacrificed what they gave. Some sold their P: nid Drowned in Mississippi. oure, and when I remember what h : “ALABAMA CLAIMS" ¢ a ETeETe, 208, fe un Sean Ger Gti cad clea te ced fren |alter Gee eee eek tae ane : & youre, aud wheu Lremember whst honor soar ARIA CLAIMS" CASES, DE- - ewan we | aus ae others gave their savings of rare coins | son had agreed to leave Yokchoma and| Some disastrous flood news iscoming in from TOR ponrasit bare ¢ atten bevdat tee a abaty ‘The first cver offered at public ANT ASD ones ene ATLANTIC crry, ‘and “luck money.” Many earned their money | not to renew his acquaintance with Mrs. | Columbus, Miss. The river rose over two {406 | sen doubly glad that in the sited abso “ethdigneees Malf equere 11 7 ‘ocean ¥ Thor by extra work. Hetherington. The latter. however, saw him | higher than ever in its history and up to last | nly natin Ue ited abs ad vested tm us we wil sell on | ] cated turuuchout os. WitiGHT. ‘Total to date, €4,545.54. some time later riding in ‘a dog cart through | _,°, 2 ‘4 [of ite president itis by your voice the Olio | 47 our NEW AND ELE 1 tWe LECH night had fallen only six feet. The town is | Society receives me back. his is, indeed, an aah ry ‘T ESTABLISHMENT, acladnaak ciamedeiiaaaie. one of the principal streets of Yokohama with z BLNO! is NALF-PAST FOU * s : Mutt riend, aud drawing a revolver he fired twice | full of people who have gone in from the sur- | ideal welcome. It gives the first hand grasp Ww. ont of th cubes rs creo, Sa Acinnite City, 3 Additional contributions received by the) a¢ Robinson, killing him instantly. At fret | rounding plantationsandare being fed by the cit- from the metropolis which is our home and | oy soxpay EVENING, APRIL ELEVENTH, 1002, | Of liepetts ee, American National Hed Cross for the Russian | there was some question as to whero Hether- | izens. ‘The loss of life is xreat. Fourteen per- | OUF pride. and ut the same time it carries me -EVENTH, 1892, femine relief are acknowledged as follows: | ington should be tried, but this was quickly | sons are known to Lave been drowued. What | Feally home to that fairest of lazcds that lies be- AT 7 OCLC At aha California—Senta Anna, Y. P. S.C. E.. per A. | #ttled by the authorities in this city. the loss of life is in the wide territory covered | tween the lakes nud the Leautitul river to the | 44 t9 continnee Pear 4 Otis Birch, €3.71. District of Colurmbia—| The trial, it is understood, lasted some time, | by the flood cannot be told. Goat, praciote: sndther of as ell When shat hour unti so ; irectiy on West Street Presbyterian Chureb, | €@ding with his acquittal ric ‘This re- nih an stretches out her hund the joy ofseturn is ” ant 18 fent on Mary- | TEUSTEES. SALE is ieuaan ee &. Spe ie. Washington, two little gills $0 conte; X | sult gives general satisfaction smong naval FRIGHTENED TO DEATH. complete. Te nearlynewtwo-| NCE NORTHE A i Onan ent af Deeg LWhite, collected. 89; Mrs. Mary’A. Willis’ gi; | ollicers ere. “No other applanse can ever be so sweet toa | ATLASES DIE Pony ivaniaave,, allie and Sutherland, #3: Mr. and Mra. ————+e-—___ Alarm About a Fite Next Door Fatally | Mili #s that which comes frou those ww have | tf Aid £9" LERMAN & Co. $5; W. H. Wallace, 40: Horace V. THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. Affects a Woman's Heart. "Ukr. Retdepoke of bis thgewell di ait SEVEBGTON, ATLANESO CHEM. B. d nner in Paris; ‘additional from Society of Friends, Yor Seer The clang of the bells of passing fire engines 0" @2. Floride—Inverness, W. F. Alexander, $1; | Senator Gallinger’s Bill to Regulate It in . | repel a ryscg fea ae hawae th eolace es W Atte B wittiaMs & co., = ocean view, filtered water i in New York yesterday morning awakened Mrs. eqtudlly loth to Lave Paris, which hehad |» — 4 rae uars BEng Qrlando, Cr paler tm tarp Carmenere 4 District of Columbia, Fanny Cohn, the wife of a dry goods merchaut. ned to love. | He paid « high tribute to the @NBUAL cPuINe BALE rend g ras: T, MICHIGAN ava AS f Helen F. Weeks, ¢2; Onarga, | | Senator Galtinger's bill to regulate the prae-| «Fire, fire," she shouted, as she jumped from | #f«uch people, and arked the ho Teer the ota. Heated iy Stem Od H. M- West, $3; Hoopeston. “F. G. G.” $1. | tice of medicine in the District provides for| ped and ran to a window. she became ex-| AMCuCAD Feople far the lange + of the si rohaid ohem alt eae ;, Leland Baptist Church. per | two separate boards of medical examiners, both | cited when she saw a number of engines | the com iz yer ER PLATE Fach lot eine ttn dete wick finest Seas Fie, Kena ii Tier sh: | to be appointed by the District Commissioners. | gathered in the strcet below and firemen en-| | To the nici -y of the members of the society trie bells sad ail the ma board is to represent the Medical Society | teri joint When he that bad passe Mr. Keid paid a touching Role soc salvject soa deed of rust tur $400, day, @5. Maine—Madison, Samuel Vose, £10; | O° x" Y | tering the adjoining house, When her husband ; a me res r D | ei eidstluest a deed Of rust far Hk at ne Hunt, $1; anonymous, $1. Minnesota— | Washington Homeopathic Society of the Dis-| rived to calm her, the frightened woman Windom in terms of the bighest praise. y ZES, TEA + By virtue of adeeree ut the Suprem @ | “erns of seleas follows: #500 to ie paid in cash, of | YELL CEARES ‘ Rochester, 7-H. Titus for citizens, contri | trict, and each board is to consist of five physi- | gasped and, throwing up her bunds, fell to the | Sir Tend sroke as eae sees Daririct 0: ¢ de ou: the D ae of Vigvriaa ave, tear the teach. Atlantic City. Dutions collected after Minnesota relief Bed been shi #0. = Montana—Hun- Aepenis att which #200 wail be requtted a6 45. has. cians in good standing. In this same section is | floor. When lifted up she was found to be | mate: in the Ob ci dead. A doctor said death was due to heart | gtive nomiuntions this Co. JOUN BM. CLA Steam heats pyointvente, t- e198 COP aL AND ALL KINDS OK i i Ml, and hi : 8 OF 5 Sthers are decendaut-, onic ; 3 Ses Be ES Be ee ate Sat Any , Medical | failure, ‘The fire which caused the commotion | Ousio's vous had, alters lied tee dnd tt sae nba Aes HALp bast Five UCL Kat. in aoue 4 ve late note bes HA0P* Btieric cry, wa poyp on ayoe 8 7 ae Diet ene t School of ‘medical prac) and led to the woman's death did $1,800 dam- | been sometimes 4 2 went on, FINE LINE OF ROGEN'S CELEBRATED premiscs, offer tor sale at puviic auciiun the followiuse | stot of te Metis! OBRE WILL OPEN JANUARY 1, G1.903.68, and Citizens of Boscowen, Pirtsfld | horcctteg be pene neasee tamed, that may | age. Were two kinds of men in the country, those TABLE CUTLEL Mine weck twenty-four (2s) feet front by the dep are RRR, e..2 = a Page Boscomen, Pittsfield | hereafter be incorporated by Congress, shall 2 OES ae who had been born in Olio, aud those who % ~ therrol of lot buubered Alten = oemte. See LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT, PR x. aa ceeae af Gaoed ang | beentitled toaboard of medical examiners TAKEN OUT AND LYNCHED, wished they ad been.” At our sales r00n " 7 aa pects - ey ghairman of the Hassan relief committee. | caval in number and power to those speci-| q Colored ‘Man Who Asmwulled a White aoe oe CORNER 10TH AND PENNA. AVE. N.W., infant see, bee HOTELS Set Geeclinn—Acherile, Hien. A E. Fenss, | S04. The duly of cach hoard io to ‘Woman Hanged by a Masked Mob. TUESDAY, APRIL FIFTH, of BEE, Ford, howe . —— for girls in Home Industrial School, $10.20. | Ctamine candidates and issue licenses for 5 bi s jerear ( Obio—South New Lyme, Presbyterian Church. | the practice of medi In the case of phy-| A body of seventy-five or eighty masked men AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A M., THREE ANI Ol per day? ~~ 8. D. Taylor, $24; Richmond Ceuter, Lowell | Sicians now holding diplomas the boards are | on Friday night took Isaac Brandon, the colored Morse, $5; Cleveland. Chr. Sibler, M. D., $5; | #Utborized to inquire into the genuineness of at Charles City, Va., Court House charged | Mrs. Anni Roush bas di HALY-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK P.M, Way: Fonte eant aud ca NY aAgeaLy, a AUCTION SALE OF POPE ax OF Georgetown, Rev. 5. A. Vi , 2: | the diplomas. No diploma is to be recognized | ™ st And will continue dafly at same hours until the entire igi PERTY OX » 1pue Aupao Geors ‘Rev. Salen tne kee rics? | unices the ‘person bolding it obteined fericr | With assault upon a young woman, from the | miles from Parkersburg, W. V , aged nearly | stock is disposeu o:- mantarere ic) Seep nee anes T eal Ween Gneees Ser dies Gok Tee | pemvaing a oarep Of pectical cclness tor'et | fail andl Wang him fo's'treain ie coktt’ boese | ono tundced aud slx years.” 161d Wecaht Tet Seearree Wt @rraviua tao We wal moult public A jean Greenville, Shenango Reformed Chureh, John | lst three years in a chartered medical school | yard. A little son of Brandon was staying with | she was the head of the largest fami > os ©. ly uae tora M. Schick, BD. Pastor, $50.50. South ‘Caro- bosentan ot — ap beg einge ts ~ him. The boy says that the men entered the | world and the only woman in this country who] °?720t __Amctionverm, | deponit of $200 wii ber W Eu om, cette, Dation of two colored charchea, 62, Vircnearé | two complete ‘courscs of lectures at some te | 4a with pistols in hand and told Brandon to | lived to see her sixth generation. Uae sind recordin wil Toved iy atwostsy | #2 Wastineton, D.@, Richmond, “Carlos,” third contribution, $5. | §*lly incorporated medical school or college. | CTS his hands behind hi He asked them if| Mrs. Koush was born at Morgantown, Pa, |_...._____ FUTURE pays. | Core g cone. $y Aueutus Gere- = Wiseonsin—Ean Claire, Ella FE. Lancaster, $1; | 1¥0 courses of lectures in one calendar year | they were going to hang his. ‘They told him | June 4.1787, when Washington, Hamilton and | (PHOMAY DOWLING & SON. Auciarers WHBSCE Wiktzaus « co. “tbran! FOnstund ELBITT HOUSE, Anonymous, Elkhorn, W, GTC. per Till not be Cong not approved and when | {Ast thes Were. He said: ‘Well, you are going | Jefferson were planning the Constitation. Her SE Rw | bw0akde Auctontera | Xenraunual:y. or all WASHINGTON, D.c. Mra W. W. ston, yoming—Lara- ~ ager fees ao econ n | to hang an innocent man.” Whether he con-| father was David Sayre. In 1801 Mr. Sayre pens - SS. Bie, Women's Relat Corps, $34.65. proray pie marten lip spool gu oo feused afterward isnot known. ‘The negt0°s | started west and setilod above Pomeroy, onthe | _WRDNESDAY. Aull THI Te FUTURE Days. runs LT asap mixginn Acces x & WOMAN'S RETORMATORY. amination is to be practical in its nature, writ-| excited and trouble is feared “*? SE9tlY | Virginia side. Here ho resided several yeara, Piri eae JRATCEIFFE, DARK & CO.. Auctioneers, ~ wo oes. | Des Wire Me Kusocy. q ten, and will cost cach candidate 810. “Holders dat oo, finally moving up the river and crossing to the VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY BRIcK House, | [QATCEFFE: DARE & CO.. auctioneers, Meee ee ie ronal of Tust Obert at the health oficer. No pervon is tobe alowsa INSANITY HIS PLEA. Obio side tembere Letertnom shasta, | Heripe aibeuer ey jenn yjneccnuna Wert | ORM REACTION, runne| ROLRES At PSG AE TERUG | Cota coma de etervgy ove A we emis ure to practice who shall not have attained in 1802 Annie married Henry Roush and was | pil, ‘Two-hores Harrows, two One-horse Plo mn WEDNESDAY AVTERNOON, APRIL THIR-| GouNik OF O AND COLUMEL ETS, A wass meeting was held yesterday after- | of twenty-one years. ve attained the age | 1, aing’s Counsel Will Clam That He te| the mother of thirteen children. ‘The’ fret | botiste erent eerot, (wo One-horse Plows, | - OU MEUNESUAY At FEESOUS, APRIL T fae, | By AUCTION et eee Seon at the Congregational Church under the| Physicians now practicing in the District and Heh Permenaye Sr Bee (ones Scomme tas uouneiek- rele ciieateiae fd un implementa to Sate Sing tiaras rg ets Rouaite cc fal fate ‘ote Si deere c t eae Seaton of Go sepcemsntatives ef tecive rile dons of this act, anal sempt | It isbelioved thatthe trial of Deoming at Mel-| Hest, Elizabeth, married Henry Wolf and had nese two bets Cart Hartoas Plow Geare fee | Fronting 17 feet on Qt. Uy a depth of 85 feet tow 10- | °° TREASURY. FEN Day UF | we propose tote not only kind and just, bat GER ‘Women’s societics in the interest of the estab- | Uh rcici specially | POUFne, Australia, will prove oncof the most in- | sixteen children. ‘The third, Lydia. married a | Horse. foptalley. 1 Alt ; Coristion world some lishment in the District of « reformatory and | Latled irom outside the Disttiet w romoneny | teresting that ever took place anywhere in the | Str. SleClnin and after his death waivied Soha | uraitare, Rurnisbing Goods, pelea repeats eee See gta S SQUARE taarurw se EASTME ent oppave heuaagromanes . eo hast va ‘eras of : Cash. E at E. . Mei el delentien Sor. worsen. Brn eriss | ctteck patent en Sere | cacids Saha’ Lehsood Gal be meocticn at | wacener: Te is through ber chikiren that tre pee nee rock: ROSESBUSCH, atone fn Veet on O ntont at the orucr ot « “twee the dawn of a new era. ‘The rich, the poor, we Taylor Upton presided. Gen. Curtis of New Se Seinen is to be made by the|many experts will be called to eee eg trace her descendants to the sixth | _ap11-2t : aetlucaneh in ape Universi fife. _ | Jmrod by ‘ted oat i the property ead ota Sroom Toa kas, Skea Sng subetantully pore ne ton * oon z tow — a Tork, who introduced the bill into the House | Heatit onices, in reference to certificates of | testify as to the species of madness with which |®"re teurth child, Annie, had an even dozen | WaztEE B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, | eashi'at the option of the ratrliasie Avocent of Ie accpmmodationyncar all thoffusestae mnstineek | and Just sh the potat our mevercalty manttoes: test of Representatives, was the first speaker, ex-| tice medicine le the Dideick a prdyerrd his counsel claims that he is afflicted. Node | of children ‘The next four children wore DECORATIVE PLANTS AT AUCTION. Srp not compligd with int gcen days from the, day af | easy of uoconn aul octem tv and fron § : Every man wantea new Suit of Clothes for the Joy- Plaining the present status of the measure and | visions of this act. Practitioners of all sebools | Rial has yet been made by the defense that | girls and their progeny numbered forty-eight. | O% AUESPAY, APH, TWELPTH, AT. FOUR | Sad cost or the deculting purchaces aster ‘ave dagy | Cy, ieces oLamueewent. and "the exact AS for | OM Occasion. drawing « distinction between this bill and the | are to be on an equality in the matter of col-|fiband “te him | ye Med fite'niath diea hen ho was young. “Ihe next Lies ROOM A “CHOIC HabuataWantncton "Bes" ATcuuvepaalae and | Mfetomngar suey Sargemenuune | Come pic, choow from lane sort ‘ aia 3 ‘ De. rise: Owe-thind canis the a = Bill providing for reform school for girs | sting fees for professional services, counsel by his tacit admissions | 9 leat tho children were bors oad Kena: | GAELS LAER 8 AND OTE CHOIR | Meconlis ot cont Hs mate Co, ancta._ | eed Ceres Sabium. peyoie eeastaxnunily, | ment oCexcsllent guste Sacks ana cute 137.50, boa or pahanerlay bs hich a ready | punishable by a fine which is not to exc fat bis cheat feat leant goilty of ae enteen children around their boards. WaLTE S, WILLIAMS e aoe Geposit of $230 required at the time ef mute if the | Ways—at both branc! o @ Deas ‘ure under consideration was intended to care re . VHA! ¥ SALE OF VALUABLE REALESTATE | o* a $200 ot by uaprisoument for a period not more | with which he is charged here, at claims that | @igee°gnd Gaaenier of Lydia Wagoner, who Kuatooeere._| CU OH OHEGO AVERUE BETMEEN, EIGH.: | tin ay ot ale che tunten semarves Cresinig ee et Aj r 4 ° bir. % *, a 5 +; the cay ot sale the trustee reserves tue ight to reseii ‘Move but a. and we be for gitls above. tho ago of sistecn, ns well as | aucase'” say OF both, in the decreton of | Swing to congenital tiluences ‘ho ta not re- | Ree aime Haus third child, married 8 Ae. SIATPE, MARSHALS SALEBY VIn.| ROMPRUESE RUAkW iis, IN THE “cLat | Mans" ta gee ck tnd comet tur detuting | | NOT® Wate par che, end we even as & prison for women convicts of the sponsible for his homicidal mania. of six children and his eldest daughter Mary’ the Supreine Cours of the Dinrict of Goran: | pO¥, WASHINGTON.) Wasie=ton, D. Statés courts all over the country. REPRESS. uk child, Nannie, aged about five years, bad th ome directed, J wil sell at public sale, for pints or rabies pesca i eaeine Court of the | C. All conveyabcie and recordin at the cvs: of the | variety and elegance of pattern—superior Attorney General Miller and Associate Attorney Barned to Death While Asleep. Sixty-One Excise Arrests In New York. | unique distinction of living at the same time | oF No, SOT wate steer we sell, ar pals sgrton, in ont Bt the prom: R DUESTAHis, trowee, | quality and excellent workmanahip | 210 General Colby spoke in favor of the measure. | At midnight Saturday night the residence of | The New York police made sixty-one excise | as her great-great-great-grandmother, aa f Fe mask bay foe ipeENT ay of APRIL SOEs ates “a Be, Ae a | er of Ma, ce | aro ri cent eae wn |, gaceeroumie us| ee ee gL Ty old pete era arte hala no ict jail: Mra. Fi number of her great | Sa8t fo ana, rf ai 1 matron of the fit precinct siation; Sire, flee, | Me%aader Linton, aged ten yeats who mado | ago. It was m@ch ensicr to find open saloons, | 0d the total number of hier groat-grandchil- Be the prover Gracin and oftiers’ subdivision of certafa lets tn EAL SSEATE ON TRE WESTEIDEOR 4EC it | PS Grickson of the W. C. T. U., Dr. Winslow of | his bome there, was burned to death, while | although some places wore closed tighter than | rscondants is considerably over, Rome iy tig 3 ct Be ass iaroes sca Titty CHELWEES MARYLAND AVI We yes telio ab we aso qite entue fhe Pro Re Nata, and Mra Spencer, J. Ellen | Mt- Hawley was so terribly burned that he|agram. A few West Side “hotel keepers," who | although the exact number cannot be ascer- Beate on : CORD No. of the BLUE TRIOOT SUITS for boys—ell sizes from Zoster of lows, president of the Nou-Partisan | became insane and cut his throat. Kate and | usually keep their side doors ope! tained. aw. ST aals. One-third cash, residue in t < . | 14 years © T. U.; Mrs. Stowell of the board of re-| Annie Rankin and Mrs. Gelesippi Jumped | under the spell yesterday and refused to un- 4 U.8. Marshal, ‘at one and two x7 x Nason hel ous Sueh managers, Mra Totten of the Twen- | from the second-story windows and were badly | lock their places even to receive guests who Death of Ex-Paymaster Long. = ___spiisie_ Feet nero gecore & Tub nies ar eeascirr Century Club, Mrs. Mary Lockwood of | burt wished to register. Geo. W. Long, assistant paymaster of the | [)UNCANSON BOs. pe hat SS oe all the National Press Association, Mrs. Marble of is : foasa pt caine If you are at all skeptical we simply eay—come amd the District suffrage committee, Superintend- ‘Manager and Break Elope. United States Bavy, was Snconsciows om ie nol compued's ‘et i fonene, ee. ut of Charities Warner, Dr. Shippen and BH. | C. A. Benner, manager of the Elen Musee of Friday in bie room st 35 West 18th street, a sel coh gh WO | Sed bresce of Walcsates co wit Say of comnts | pani These piese Butte torboyo-shetiena Clete ‘Warner. Mexttook Cems pice cea enon waa held a ; New York city, suffering -from alcohol strictly all wool— on a two Prot. Ewell’s Lectures. be ble eloped with “Big Alice,” the fat woman and wae ie Poisoning and died at ), Dexinning said nish Prot. J. L. Ewell, dead of the theological de- | 8"d snake charmer of the troupe The com- : WARE 307, street Richt here we throw down the guuntlet—oveniy partment of Howard University, has just com- | P8Y is stranded and the memberssay that req 4) ai by Se ne a Ta ae Pleted short series of three lectures in the | Benner owes them something like $225, The Reise aetiing, en . viet unitersity chapel. The lectures are entitled | COMPSHY has been given the use of the hail for —, = “Evenings in the East,” and very pleasant | prog al hoe Fok. oot MOUSE money to get $2.00, 04.05, $5.00, 85.50, 86.00 upward. | they have been for those who have Clouds of SHORT-PANTS SUITS for BOYS—twe to attend. The audiences have pieces, Seen Been large, but it is to be regretted that the ae ee 92.25, 63.15, 63.71. 63.87 upwart, ‘aad conditions of chapel were And cs te such as to preveat « very mach wider circle a i F i i ‘MEN'S PANTALOONS, ‘Would tire the eye and confuse the brain to go over {hens ali—vuiice to Say that we have ll he Gestras $1.50, 62, 82.7%, G3 :12 65.50. 68.87 Epward ‘We want to see you before the holidays, that we may put you in proper shape fur tue Lobdaye, i / 4 iW i i F if ti Ot on Vicron E. Auewe i or and 829 7th ot. ww. commer Mesmachonette are, (Open Setndey until 11 pm. a F