Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1892, Page 3

__FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. ins BUSINESS CHAN SOCIAL MATTERS. THEY ALL WANT SILVER. be dough oot here, and the battle mut no Joon s\n . X-KOOM | PQOK SALE-CENTRALLY LOCATED CORNER 1 SEE SE | TRO. JISELY, LOCATED Tors SURURBAN) Mra. H. 8 Owen gave a enjoyable | 4 Targe Number of Delegates Gather tm | fretnilion noone = fr: " ess street; price low to quick sts. 3 alley for sale at. original cost; ‘sick 5 very am ae etidtes| & Wistevertatontaeeea : faders tg Be imvaatanent for dbpartment. tk | T'swprarions For Tms Were Tuncheon on Tuesday to a mumber of ladies. Conconile Mall, Mr. Mortis had his nddress written and bee Pcie E- HANDSOME. NEW $STORY DRIGK | "920% a PR SALE-MEAT AND PROVISION STORE IN| sean atte. A.B. Upshaw of New York | ras sxcoxp® xariowat SILVER comrxétiox Rien teueee ence eee wie on only $500. A nice | Tieeet ‘naprovemenie: iandormey dees | FQ Gatieg AAICE LIETLE LOT Cot cories cheap if aol Ge aoe ee Sa oe TO WHICH YOU SHOULD YIELD. have apartments at the Hotel Normandie. ReaD TO ORDER BT GEN. WARMER, WHO | tention and applauded the points made. inc cellar, ie ‘ton. | Fate: cert gba Wonder perc eeralon gre es —_ A PFARDON & oo., | Seat mst avy le Seager, accompanied by wige MAKES AN EXTENDED ADDRESS—A TEMPORARY | oummenene semen é snd Rrst-clase in wv = A ES __fs15 14th it. _ Mrs. Rudolph, aniled . oRGANIZATION— PRESIDEXT » Wate RULED ORD. Bor Pte aga | POR SATE FOR are N—A FLOT OF heap; good locations ag orpod Friesland for san extended trip on the conti wi nea <n MORRIS. | When be had finished a re 1 was adopted E j Ritonnalitesi00 wan sie: at ze portent i prow nent, OK SALE—NEW, b 5 dng section uf city. ALP. PARDON & CO., al If there ie any silver lining to the politica! | PTViding for the appointment of the following my 2H G15 14th it. cloud of the tive third party mt | COMmitters Miss Cora A. Clark, who has been spending 201: SAT a ‘Holland Shades, with fringe, 2 yards fome time in the city, leaves in a fw dars for | it mighthave been seen today Coneordia Conmi elentials Geo. R. Wilsoa, Adaress 2 ¥., Star office, Peete ethan’ bef, a , Colorado: Benj. Calvin ‘ign; Tenge Sharp, Gores ‘ ee ane Te Won yale = Jong Uf 1 yard wide, 29. ss Best ponton before returning to Hal. where the delegates to the second natioral | resem lores pr) net j vet fan's ‘20.tnch Seayran Rage, 62.75. mA t ver convention assembled. It might be| On coer of he tark, Ohios : may20 a VISITORS’ ALLIANCE. , , Beidgps of Lyan, Mase., te visiting | Csi ea ther sen ab character could | Joveph Sheldon, Connecticut: John A Pie ean be SATE AUTTPUT, LOTS ON 12TH | Mee" ean Gace Mates Tou, te reduced rates, free Wilton Rugs, 3:6, 06.75; worth $10. friends at 204 F street northwest. sacatony-walg areas ab a : - ouly. oe ae ‘B. WIGHT, st near Pa. ave. x04 owner will vive four | sunvenir of all world’s frou: 155] to date, worth not by any possibilty bave a silver lining, but | Pennsylvania there was no doubt that the convention today | lerbert George, Col Sas in favor of silver, whether as @ lining toa |” “Peonanent metaphorical political cloud or t@ the pockets | Missouri of individuals, OEN. WARNER CALLS TO ORDER. The convention was called to order by Gen. -M. Barcbard, Maryland; Shot her allay esat ee a ae | Sarat latiow do; Danzen Baker, New ‘Sunday bsined. Reyes with Sultan Plush, in all colors, Ge. : price, on Sundays if so desired _ tay 76-8 _ GLO F st, nw, ‘Round-trip ticket not to exceed ... met *? ES’ - 1 150 WAKD W. BOKER, my25-20° EDM AMD (oi Leth st 3 EAVESE PIECE OF vROP:| —Alumosien tycapostion vee dij) 91.25. Dae Saitou eee | a een enim, | Eaesae me at eas oYe% ane | tata nen, 1 erat : NEW ale sqverel chet hon, saving extra rate entrance. Apply at office, Lace Curtains, several Icts of which organ: M. Rumsey, a: A. J. Shot Jerry Green, lowa, lock a recess was taken for one hour, m will be im seseion tomorrow. qi a Wi Be wy For bargains al yom the | _ 3920-3 SOR te A een wulidine. | House, directors sa egenersd: Newnes Ore sien ot KE CO Wi SATE-A BARGAIN, IN A FINE BUILDING | Coupany and others Apeats wentet Seote hee Among thove present were the folle u pn SAT EA BARG/ Seater, snd ot ‘wehave from 1 to3 pairs of; will close Mrs. W. Fs Mitchell of New York, Mrs. Teem-| A. J. Warner, the chairman of the national | p™Ons.thowe m ny i Danan: G Tice t ficates of Indebtedness” and i 5 eS a iis eposit Guarantees” insacd: Canteen tant ‘out at less than cost. ing of England and Mrs. Brewer of New York | silver committee. One of the objects of the /pahoe and Ce Fete: Tae ol tg tom aoe On KALE-CHOICE BU Cay rywhiere. ayn Raw to, he inn tetey peer Cuma ore yisiting Mra. 8. Bowen Turpia of 49h | convention, as stated, ie to organize a national | del gate>-at-larg eee reer ; | WS CATESEY Nokiths, we rst ae * | Pernt Gente Heimat [Re cane reer ae street. : bimetallic axsociation or league for the better | 8h Alva Avan = ome within the atpied of the ity where: fag Sido Frat se am 2s am Ba for next fall. We are closing out our Mr. Joseph F. Torrence and Mirs Mattie May promotion of the cause of free bimetallic coin- | Fitst dint Lake and ‘S08 Fst uw. 4 surroundings; a lute recently sold. Cul 100 to paved alley. Address SNAP. Star office. m5 ‘stock and are selling the Bigelow, Hart- Foos were married by Rev. Father Sullivan at | Ze in the United States, ate Fe 3 . KY AND Washington," Bievatin ze DANIEL, 8 A 7 v1 “ Res St Peter's Church at § oeloak yesterday atter- fhe call is extended to all who earnestly | D. Hf. Serene S, Mental. Qoe- : c 1 ics ford, Burlington and other makes of noon. The best man was Mr. Charles Foos, | favo: ceo a ae oo - j 2 a € ae hoes Sanh Dr. fos lessrs. vi jl ‘oinage in nl nd enc iwood 5 STikbAy's Wil eway, DOK ¢ TERRA KASY. deez | gy rout, puttad iu atau: & SE, STOCK, FIRTURE: ee ee Hialon and ChaSodhebs ce ho eee att | cone Selma fn he is requested to rend two | ate-at-iange. M. H. Slater s EMAN, 44,500, : ‘Aig ae seg sn Hones of restaurant 305 10th ot, ayard It will pay youto buy them Dertic Foos and Miss Hattie MeNelly were tho | delegates and sro sinte and territory to cond | , Montana “Delegates, W. A. Clark, A vg ON WOME —PURCHASETTININSTALCL them pat down when bridesmaids, The newly married couple took | ndditional dclegates-at-large. Farmers’ | kin, T. ue ated C. 8. Warren? alte vicar, ror ox | ()WNYOURHOMEPURGHAGRITININGTALT| Row and have them pat the evening Boat for Fort Monroe,” “°° | Aniance organteations state cravkeen Petrone ef | Masts Alagiene S Sa "Dinos North Ca sty Tie tne "ad hua Cor of Pa.” Andreas W ASHE ‘Wanted. You will save st least Sea yard, Mra, Newton Blanchard has as her guest Miss | Husbandry, Knights of Labor aud ell other in- | smd T. C. low Pee A NGTON Oi he US 2: ray 23: ‘We will keep them free of charge until = dustrial organizations fayoral ae te the free | _ Missouri 4 ; : z # c (EASE-THE MIDDLEBRO Foster of Louisiana, coinage of silver. are al ted to wend o: tby, Jud JM HOUSE, MODERN 1 THM. the houme ‘ : 9, A | Biatartiet at Sith, Mar opera you wish them laid, if bought now. Maj. Albert Akers of Nashville gave a dinner | delegate for each loenl orsemaetiog et om | | “hewmen ‘completion. ‘They contain aie 20 by 9 Will Ue beunedl {oF tem yours front seams TOs See Whey Ingrain Carpets at 49c. and best Box- Party yesterday to Mr«Sanders Gatland. Thoso| ‘A cordial invitation ix alevextended toall citi- | Harry Lander, Joel I packet” aud open, replace beater ie distin | we “ AMUSt'gtt® | are the largest and hawt quizion tr hatatee comaait nk Were: Mr. Calvin F. Troupe of Mary-| zens who, by pen or otherwise, have beett aie | . J. Chapman, W. W. Ramsey, AYE, RUSISESS PROPERTY, | tea; aniihed ia bara ci with cine aad ata ene a I many’ sof tha ina brains maaueanatvely used in | © pury and other Tapestry Carpata at We. dy Mr. Soot of “Tenmewseo, Mr. Garland, vocatee af insta, céctbabalinn tone eee EO 4 EDIOKD W. WALKER & SON, 1000 F st. Du , rthoast, which ts y. Sealed proposals will be receiv Columbus discovered Americain 1492, Mrs. Akers, Pickett, Mrs. Nye and Col.| “Members of Congress and of aanaionn | em Tones, Macundaie , = arated on Duncan, place northasst hich te being | ide 205 | florea om Suntan Yo a Sinail of New teak. of tho several states who favor the restoration | lick. CB’ MeAtes, ten. UFICE-A NEW jor fuil bemiy mr e 1a 3 5 rd id easy v LEx'® BATCHELDER, ; “bon righ to reece hn ad al Wide. ake cordially ie Dat at that time you could not buys ntspe. wil ell for @ L Se et and Sots. | on saci CoLuMbiA HEIGHTS— Goes Gay tain Se berth HON MOUNTAIN Solid Oak Suite, 3 pieces, with 1624 Fe SALE (WEST WASHIN oot front on 14th st.. for only pa ct : 4 . | ¢ invited to attend and participate An the pro- rind Site Cia APE LGE ONT Eth lass, for $14.02. Weare selling a good A very pretty church wedding was that of | ceedings of the convention * : congsuv aunt 13th ste, % Capt. and Mrs, Edmund Tyler of Savannah | Of the bimetallic standard und the coinage of | Bradshaw, Dr. 1 H. Mi c : ~ | Johnson, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Tyler. | f!ver on the same ternis as gold are expeoully | Jol inet are A grecrher uf Kenesaw a Mr. Isaac N. Davis of this city and Miss Isadore GATRERIxe OF TRE peLuaaten. uutheast, corner of Delgware ave. wie gai TO | ONEY HS rvateun Hine ; Several valuable corner business blocks and spart- =a E. Middleton, daughter of uc sede 1 = | xis eal os Seva Ma ceapaais weighed eli ull: te focatom i of the Best | 530 P ee Gee a TDEWALR) AND ment buildings well located in Chicago, A Solid Oak Suite, 3 picow, with Middleton of Charlton Heights, Md.. which Gis a or oe gg “DATED b. STONE: soo a 2 sg 700) SES Fromvect ave (cur: ace. Te yon wants tare Paying from 8 per cent to 10 per cent not, French bevel plate 18x24, for $17.50. 120k place in Berwyn Chapel at the later place | 9 bY a number of silver men, who, at the, CHAS A A specialty inade of this kind of property. presence of a large number | came into the ball, secured a bread red or blue last bie mped- Npd el A Large Oak Suite, with bevel plate of friends. hapel was prettily decorated | badge appro} priately adorned with silver ne, M. Mok F. D. PATTERSON & 80K, ier§00 80. ks Nash Soeic a lio with ross and cvorgretns. At 7:45 the| fringe ‘wha! misce printing. Prior to | A- cree NYSINELDS, 1405 Pac n't Nee. Apply to = bridal party entered the chapel and were| tho calling “of thh edivention, t| hart, H. oo 1 ad oe feed Bape ORIG: ‘market for anything like the price. grcorted to the altar by the attendants, | order the delegates gathered in groups about | - h, F = 4 . - MIC. IE SS pT . izzard, Middleton | the 1 talked silver. 8 % was} cous, Dr. Prams © roots : seveu bed rooms | 3807 P st nw. iOr br. | 1 x : Jf. sjdn alley, on Int stn. Ww TQUOR STORED DWELLING AT A Highly Polished Antique Oak Cheval (orutherottbeboaete pane rearpasonsy os hall and talked silver. Senator Colquitt was ‘$2G8, with a oe 4. ~~ 4,000. 3113 N 3 mee 1,650: $450 cash, bala: et E. 8. 4 . | ony sai er aide eerttantaer P ee ee f the carly arrivals and after chatting Tot {3 o i i so stock, Sxtures, furni- Buite, bevel plate 18x40, for $31.60, and Mr. Walter, Doralison. tev. Mr. Kelley of | awhile he went away. Gen. Warner, Mr. New- S. R. Davis. Towa; J. 5 ‘600 k—ON ST. > z s. 57, Star office. ae 837.50, andin nen the Fourth Presbyterian Church of this city | lands, Mr. Lee Crandell and other well know: Morris, Indiana; Ba ‘CHARI E “i - say | = 2 ee seater ee — received the bride and groom at the altar and | silver advocates were conspicuous in the hall. | > $d at. t peal a Seed Be, BAB) ee oe ‘Wo have some strong temptations. paid a very impressive ceremony, after which aon gh at 12 o'clock Gen. Warner wrappe a} i iy adapted for business purpeses. Hent, @10 pot a Peck Weetease\arigehien| dies they were driven to the residence of the bride’x| for order and the dclegntes took theit myte omc, ee Farmers’ Alliance, {edad and left shortly after to spend their | ‘There were some 100 present, three or four wa 01 = = right, and with every suite sold now we meymoon in the New England cities aud in| men being in the number. One of the } r, North Dakota; URSA) RY CHEAPCORNER PR} 20, 1N92. — Canada. inent men said that a number of delegates had , Ohio: N. E. Tauber. fronting utwo Leantiful ave ; Borth west: the ‘office of .. Db T K SHOP, fully ‘will furnish a set of Slip Covers, made ; ~ “4 < . 06. wide paring; 7 roots, bath and_cellar; heated Mes for the use 3 3 oe ‘ pomoaarion ——_+e-____ not yet reached the city,and a larger attendance § p farnace; 1 cond repair. Price, $5,000. Washi rythiny in the line ofthe best linen and nicely trimmed, for SHOOTING STARS, was expected at tomorrow's session, It DAVID D. STONE, 806 F xt. now. Dek the Case sere: ona ee nae ee y PRE ASONABLE OFFER REFUSED, | 2d Uy u leave the city, mast sell at once. IT stn. vaeariy new bay: | cleanin e ‘Will be opened at TWO. follwing named. days: 4, washings towel SIXTH, Isge: BOW HALESA BEAUTIFUL FRie f : weestublishinent of the fate Ea. TE 10. nm mouth side of Md. ave. at 1 Our Gpiece Rug Suite at $46.50 ts HeNE GEN, WARNER'S ADDRESS. “We will do our besttoclear upthismystery,”| Gen. Warner made an addres, ia which h inspection h for Toure ave. und S88 on Fx 4 . tod said the policeman, reviewed the progress made in the silver ecnti- brie and bath, lot 17272 to alley; | DAY. JUS : v1 vide into 3 lots at aves sou ALE—B bh | 4 _ et pte! inet ha esin Sree ars napienot waste aver TUE SiS a, SHEED eS F Mot Bowel Berne hard to beat. ‘You mean ‘unravel it.’ ment since the last convention. He referred to of 8nd plumbers” water WEDW i = ‘This cool weather cannot last long, “No; ‘get it out of the wa: the clause in the platform ted by the lust JOR Sar BiG a S80, cr Berdrare and tur tre, FIHU 4 republican convention which, he said, was awed to #8 sopplies, HDAY. dUNE TENTH” jnire Printed | 2 1101, On RA ‘and when the bot days come you will Why acs Sgn wala” Ue edd ehare-|omiienadl te teee Sate pyesdens It schedules containing instructions to bidders may. be sh ps "| B power: so nearest yard to Went ‘want a Refrigerator bad, and will want 7 age. Presideut Harrison, he added, xnd rt. Phillge rok Sa7 IFUL LiTTL pole Cd OK SALE LVF LOT: Sretipeton peu ce hoone pheeey At ingly. Congress had as yet done hothing. although it Twen, president Bi-metallie Seruce.st. ie, Deolt Fark, just, bein completed. | Sects oreay bat pat ay On cant silo of 10th st “e sg aie 2 Haulck. Werecommend you the “Lam collecting my thoughts,” repticd Gus | Nas pomible that the Sonste Soutien TT Palis ond Peings bey cheen te anne: ole ne —__ May, 28,31.Jos-4_ Na. av at pat N tnt nena bone “WISCONSIN PEERLESS" de Jay. bill. He added that the Senate seemed to re «THEO. A. HARDING, P SALS FOR FRESH PROVISIONS AND CHAS. A. SHIELD: - we oth Room Bank building. Provender for the Washinton Ni = “You will have a valuable collection.” resent the people better than the House,aud the “Thanks.” delegates applauded this sentiment. ‘He pre- “You know, rarities ate always highly | ‘ticied that the time was coming’ when the * y with y tar oftce. apelin As the best that is made. Solid oak and RAMSAY 18 EocIvPED IR OR MAKE mineral fiber filled. Sold on its merits Ww 18, 182. —Sealed propesals, indorned fren provisions and provender for t navy yard) Ube opened J the x DOM BRI ‘K. BATH AND M. in lmprovie part of Was!) i aR. jaghinyton 10,1892." will be re- horolo: ies clean and monoy returned if not perfect. The > voice of the people would find ut- Bepartout, "Weshtnuton. Dene. nant EWE inate aprtiuey, 81 ad rises esteemed. terance in national legislation. He 5, Arizona; Ben. oc p ‘ork warranted one year. See our guarantee sys- Price is low nd within the reach of all. — called attention to the ms _ the Cemege ph Nbeldoa, Com a He referred to the ocean asa it waste of | ducing states were not the only sections of the euly, Washington ba ‘Weare the sole agents, great states y ce ands fresh vewetabl i < country in favor of free coinage. The cotton s t — et Bec f tees al ‘a ere eating oye yan states were equally interested. ‘The interests of THE « LECTION. 3 cui wasn't a waste at all; that articles inust the farmers would be advanced, and, in fact, all was good for was to float ships om, industries would be benefited. More Wacons Oxe Hor Soorens Douestre Cou. ut On—The Com- of the nevi ° dD. ‘ LEGISLATION CONDEMNED, eae ang tn Sumber, @ e Dare. The attention Of manufacturers FORT IS OF FAR MORE VALUE TO THE OYER. | Yww HOG Soon will the actor's tragic mien He condemned the legislation which demoni-| The warm weather, together with an abun- cual Garlied by Sot. ee acpencene nee Dato BURDENED HOUSEKEEPER THAN A TEN Ywww ie From rural theaters be missed, tized eilver, and said that #t was the result of dant serpy of cet Segetables, hoe revalted in = Serpe pirsgtarcoun tthe ge OM SALE _A MOST DESINABLE AND YEARS’ STRUGGLE AFTER WEALTH, BECAUSE ww: i He _— mapa may boncen ae a w faages ed sep ty deste, ludlncrl epire edie aun sani aster ¥ located on * a iat 8 neu hiropodist. @ money standar: convent ly a rot ost mar 3 Seve aes ee | cement ee te e ceme n On, ae . — applauded the statement that the man who | was found necessary to increase the uumber ef POSALS FOR CEMENT, &c.. FOR THE NAVY - OTHER HAND LIVES MERELY WITH THE HOPE damage suit—s. ahi: conceived this plan deserved @ place in| wagons. There were only twelve wayour em LF mer ens [tow FUTURE FRUITION. HOR Oo, FRE KK pee - saps Seca the grave of Benedict Arnold. He criticised the | moved in the city until this week and now there ‘ nt. de.. fur the Navy ice $20 per month, with Inter- : HH OOo F KK 7 : Present gold standard asa variable one and | P28! in the city rhage . to be oven Starofice. ____yx0t"_| 4 FEW DOLLARS JUDICIOUSLY INVESTED Heb 89 KE kK KE ‘These are the times when the city directory is | PUT that the advance during the past nineteen e = the Bureau of Provisions and Cloth. - #H 20 £ Ey Ben the onl; wheres pdblic of |<, had bout 4 t, with the | Weck this month there were 257 complaints, t Washington. D.C. it 1.66 | WITH US WILL PROCURE PRESENT IAPPINESS wa «x ERED ly place ® public man is sure of | years had been about por eu, the complaints are now on the decrease, drop- K NOON, MAY THIRTY-FIRS: $3 seeing his name mentipned with respect. probability of a still greater percentage of in- | * : 182 and publicly Aomediately thareatter, 15 “™ | AND CONTENTMENT, OUR cannes a tas Seton 1g from 110 to 26 in oa foment, 4 arate ge and 100 vudter sprines, oe gee : ae In the opinion of ‘the there might as |" DUNPINO OF VACANT LOTS, "A BARGAIN-—ONLY 89° ‘aval Huspital, Washinton, D. ° 23 BLE The youth now finds that unassuaged well be a variable yardstick adopted as the} Recently complaints have beon made about {Nindow, G-ruom and cellar must conform to the Wavy standard od pos har ett CREDIT Is all last season's pain; standard. The people would resist that, vet| persons dumping ashes, dirt and refuse om CianS\ SirtetDsl ides Pee awe San to he propogals will, be furnished SYSTEM ~ ‘The summer maiden gets engaged, fiat is exactly the cose with the money wult. | vacent lots and in alleye, and the police have cu yelication tothe Commandant of the Navy Yard on 3 Ratt. 65 ‘And dis-engnged again. Af they continue to submit to this people de- Y prich houses ont selece infavited. ie Hide a odes eee : Ish st, bet, P and Q aw,” BEARING THE pcg: Awe ecm made a number of ar ag bri x fers ii nas bee aide alley E — ; = ind were in th. pa xa ‘and water: lots 4% y lots the, depar ment 1 Bet ah aid i BURDEN FOR YOU FROM WEEK TO WEEK OR ! “Johnny,” sald the neighbor, “has your jie ePied, to the ees eet anling. ak Sung Bishi sect kan WS OEE ean | STR rd sntaweeus to the | iif it st tet 8a and ;|MONTH TO MONTH, YOUR SAVINGS BEING ROOM! BOOM! BOs father joined church yet?” the opponents of silver coinage, which, he said, | Pormons violating | the | health ordinances jpon sae PHOPOSALS FOR GTA tN YOUR CAPITAL AND ,OUR BENEFACTIONS mes “No'm.”” Proved to be shallow when examined. He de- | Wo" shangeh ander tor “ F ees Wentinglon, ‘DiC Mae’ He eit ‘Ewa beauttiul teacty oi oo totie wes MING. “He's going to, isn’t he?” wag tow pe me Seeger digger d [PRE yee fo 5,000 HED Kats b he oath proposals for furnishing snd deifvering Mie ud Gacres:onrat Takoma and ae Woich teanortie ase eter, aon cher | _““Yes'm. But I think he's puttin’ it off until lg agree noo aged ae § [te pg ete 4 G08 fo stae winiows of the buttding’ tor Tee Hissrtt | ForeaietOne aac tg GM track site Hivak, “| THE FOLLY OF LIVING 1 DISCOMFORT AND fatuitiag rote eae cert eg enich we are perfectly | after the next cirous comes to town.” The “ius wes now “in. to, henas for dumping refuse material GTS Oe Pk Oe eR | keescroscottinine aut ao SQUALOR 18 TOO MANIFEST WHEN THE CON. | NioMfOulcne experience and extensive practice, —-- of the people, and the Minneapolis aud Chicago ss ties $k eed bande i! TH DAY OF JUNE, 1802, “and opened innnedi-! mediately adjoining Takoma Park “and th TENTS OF OUR COLOSSAL PARLORS CAN BE| dar They nicet tue apinreal ond bog hee | “Your remarks are quite pointed,” said the | convenkions should be called on to come ou’ 0 nouns’ dict that bo Scmped ones 19.06) | fy thereatter in the presence of bidders. | Speci raltrood. * “Ee i of AL, THE PEOPLE. We resort te sanase | editor, to whom she had submitted her verses, | clearly on this question. The speaker was in wi H ~ TR2G9 | tC feneral instructions amd conasons Halt (acre “on the’ Biiir YOURS ON tionable or ‘obscure methods. Such are not the te- . Ae “ favor of immediate action. He believed that Ps wens pod im Swe canes 000 | SAR SEN a eh om ape te ae ara ra $380.00 ache ee lana Haters, Pe she | “DO you think 00°” she answered in a utter | {YOt.of Ammediate action. He belive hat | 2 Thm I, Water was charged two cars ineer. 2120, Jou EXTENDED CREDIT fase subtertuges of “Land erat petra Cand MEiaim of delight. “I devoted a good deal of thought| Commercial wurlt te undertake silver coiunge | ied £5 in one case and sefitence was sus A . eWitax, “©? ee ot ana it saSCRG s to the article.” Fithout ‘the co-operation of foreign countries. | Petded im the othe: = qianbewulilive. | POR THE MERE ASKING, GIVING YOU THE | selt'itgnet Att ecemaary¢ ourareetprlougingy ge | ‘I didn’t refer to the thought,” was the re-| He believed that the monctere independence of odie na KE To A BUILDER Waren we have on sole stiote tin rice eae ie | ply. “T'was alluding to the angular style of | thi« conntre should be declared ‘now ax the ' piss 441 Prather’s office until Th aie hround tn the nw. onc. | CHOICE, AT CASH PRICES, FROM OUR BRIL-| were we hanee ane quote the prices and ‘cord political independence was declared in 1776. Loa and place they will be opened ties ae Babww?” Ml | rane LINE OF FURNITURE CARPETS, MAT- | nlite stock ant if sratshancs My Sat epee ae ok ome | bandwriting. In conclusion Gen. Warner, in. bebalf of the A LAWN Panty. . "Huere for farmiating wad delivering at Sash siaai labia on eee deal at the rt tees en wronld be glad to hav an “X BUREAU’ OF LoaNa. national silver committee, returned tothe con-] On the lawn of Col, Jolin A. Joyee tomorrow + Brest Beet? Sfuttonaa Consed bat. | Met OT SON BINNEY oT THE y Freer, RERIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR | guake your pursbenes of us) Theta thery person? pe epion the authority which hed been invested | ovening between the houry of & the young yy the Secretary and Treasurer of the rom Lath at. facing soute with STOVES, BABY CARRIAGES, TOILET AND DIN- | all How Senator Peffer Proposcs to Lend | i? them. i inti people of the Vi treet Presbyterian Church Mapaceyumenctne July tases, and | alot {oom Lath at. facing south, wi our = ‘The delegates evinced their appreciation of rs ee, Information se to fhe manner | Siler: ft; fron Be Wit Bp NER SETS AND WORKS OF ART. CHILDREN'S: oer para aoe loney to the People. the stirring, eloquent and forcible address of nteriainment for the benefit of the payment wifi be Tucnsbedean eet | corso ae found many TWO-FIECE SUITS, sizes Mr. Peffer today introduced a bill “To in-| Gen, Warner by ricing to thelr fest end nd <r ee BR ong —> i futhzesait teem eke tanta [fe required shi taee, tie, eucewnafal bakiae wit, | FO" Sp eke or ar $1.50 a sor. crease the currency and provide for its circula- | him three heerty cheers sash Wen chiler snes Rete beoees teases Tie Isiand' ith. Tyite) THOS. E WAGGAMAR: roe snd, Sesarr of fe Hoe, wth east ti a BAU TIFULLY LOCATE! 2 tion; to reduce rates of interest and to establish WELCOMED DY MR. 3. 3, PARKER, terested and nre lending valuable aadstanoe, = a fo thousand collars a . car aie a ee a aaa BS 08 the sun of two th pusand collars T STS. ONO AND HOUSE & HERMANN'S ar $1.75 suit. a bureau of loans, ul it was laid on the table} The president of the board of trade, Mr. M. AX RARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT. - an 14 rooms, store and | teeptanice of hist ‘A.copy of this advertise. Others : for the present, Mr. Peffer expressing his in-| M. Parker, then delivered an address of wel- ed; abargain, For particulars apply | \eUt tuust be attge@ to each Ioposal, Lack tind CASH AND CREDIT Hous also Pp Jena P * The clerks in the dry gopds and shoe stores on SUNG, WAIRER e000 | ast be aeconipan Wy a certiged ice to the onier ES, at $2.00 a sur. tention to address the Senate on the subject. | come, und told the delegates how welcome they rect complain that vome of the employers The contract wil Along with them are some It provides for a burean of loans within the | were and trusted that they would have an en- ey ating the ‘ladag tao ena responsible bi 917, 919, 921 AND 923 7TH BT. at $2.25 a sérr. Treasury Department, to be conducted by three | Joyable time. The delegates smiled when he a lear © nee is — Tot ohER SOUR. wi mark % 7 3 ¢ expressed the hope that if a cloud did keeping open after 7 p.m. ‘This they say And when we tos th: p Appear = OXE-rOUREH CAR, BAL aND il 0, Teer, will be PAR OR TE Be iain cs otapere. Sard tothe low OR: ‘with all” sanitary ayrlianc 4 reserves the Tight to re wenn fe sp heated Uy steata | ¥ any and al rota “Fuveloven contesiun pie: ps, elevator, electric bells, dumb shor be “Proposals for Fresh gy med be. and eicknioed feet osirable tenants. ‘ith a moderate: RICHD, C PARKEK, Secretary and ent payiuw m- United Stats Soldiers’ Home, D.C. wiy23-Gt m commissioners, with ralaries of £5,000. This AT $3.00 agen be which will eevee! to — Joan agencies, one of , reascnal article which is to bo at the capital of every state “and my? 696 MASS, AVE. ¥.W. ede wo? Tena Saul oration wilt te faly: territory. he busines of these local agencies L to al , just a “. Ourfatreasortmtt orae Darinane: ts Seow. ek tp ei oenae aon Vy thas aloction of Seuss Ic Mherclo of Miakeees, charges of theft and assault he admitted his in their horizon that it would havo @ silver | Working great injustice to the clerks, lining. A YEAR IN JAIL, . TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION, Wher a negro named George Harris appeared A temporary orgahization was then effected | in Judge Kimball's court this morning on be tnade an excell In sacks and cutaways, all sizes, from 33 to 42, at well-regulated real estate and loxn agencies,” | Ind., as chairman; Lee Crandall of this city as | guilt of the first ch . but said he thought uty lm one of the most convenient ° fe ws authorized to . " The loans are to be for not lees than one year secretary, Henry Joncs of Georgia as assistant | be had a right to aswult the officer because the ‘et Lie low price of 800,000. Fur- LEGA, NOTICES. —Irs Tux Lancesr— $7.50 Axo $10, nor for longer than (the number of years left | scree and E. D, Stark of Ohio as reading | latter was not in unctorm. iculars and pernuits to inspegt the premises + seen Bieta : sit ee oa Have been a blessing to thousands of people in “| blank), | No.loan is to be fof less than £100 or | secretary. at the store of Mr. ¢ SAP LCANOR TCH, FOX & BROWN, ME SUPREME SQURT OF THE DISTRICT § ERS, 1.00 HIS: ONE poe rarest Guallaye 7 eceaee of thelr superior 'e more than $2,500 toor for any one person or |” Mr. Morris made an elaborate address, pre- | where soe 11 were hanging out $0 1406 G st. nw. Court ba: ‘each lot will cost only —Its Credit System is the Most Perfect. — Along with thetp se repping m family, and no loan is to be granted i incii c Harris suid that he was with 2. Call at Mier and plat of tt. y wnoctaite’toctor. Sp ey TOS WISE 1410 @ 9 — ™ - cater, restates, ores fonae out the in regurd to the proposed monetary confer- er whe be coe having bet made for hgtene ok Etininty. Geos act are to be provided by the issue of treasury | ence bewids maying them, aa it rN. ¥. ave. bet. 10th and Lith sts; very destra- | $F Sroantte of aid Anne 1 Bore, dl we An extra sot éf Gilt Buttons go with each one of | notes equal in dmount toa dollar and a half for ‘But the standard men, finding the | was less trouble tw mm, wud he took hie mt. sure to enhance in value; now {Trust Couper te ap ne 4 Wasnineton, CREDIT HOUSE, these suits. every dothar’ worth of nd silver coin and | drift of public opinion against ‘them in this | friend's advice. k that Police “try tricks on, Columbia Heights, 0] Hip Penis gteatcal cucarned “apne i = aenicaaecu more premuling, {he scale of prices for Men's Suite the | Poirot belonging to the United States. The | country, how ‘want us to agree to submit thie | sna ‘ mpted to arrest hia, 'ds,500 and €9,000. io y. Sine 17, at 1 o'clock p.. FOR § a ‘ 7 oe bill prohibits banks or corporations from de-| question of bimetalliem toe monetary confer- that's why he asswulted him, i a gO Os om ae, ae ek acto etna it FOR § ALE—LOTS. Is the model extablishmeat of ite kind in the coun- 1 1.2.50, $13.50, $14.50 Axp| pe gre or reeciving more than 5 per cent in- | duce or of nations on the pre-| ‘The officer’ exhibited a Awe Jt home: desirable lot, 21 by 98: the Washingtor Law Yeporter and Evening For sate— try. Itis the only Credit House in tho District 1. 5 terest, or 4 per cent where the loan extends tense that , mm want the concurrent | tronsers, and said it was in ae located Fe, parkets, stores, a each of three successive weeks PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC ‘that publishes @ price list, and the closer its We would x t hheve that: 87.50 to 915 | OVE @ year, action of | the commercial nations of | held in the prisoner's —, iy ir hes and sehovls: price, : : . vEMEX: CREDIT PRICES are compared with CASH. a Piers hL ab ——+—-e-__ restoration of bimetallixm, To | produced and the prisoner said he did ne see td howraboll esate ihsured aeatnet Jom by Test: AB TAOS ne cusdilarlae mene A es Srticlee tne ore trionde it wime. Heroare afew | Sho war readirusnde euler oe NOM ow x5 avd MORO Rave Sonething; then | tis Dropodtion we sanmet see ea Protea ne pewoner seid be aid not ie ‘kEAL ESTATE AND INSUKANCE BROKERS, Jo1 LARNER Meister of Wille forthe D.C. | MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES OF {ONE OR MORE| articles that are especially interesting at this ses- Tete no dt ‘add to it and make what you have bring you i polit knife to cut down the «hoes. aye 107 a roctor fur applicant. — ‘son of the year: ae si terest In the politi Mr. Newme 7 who ke "a clothing store, N SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTHIC ae clnity. realize m: for a debtor nation. Political econ- | assisic: the officer in his fight with the prisoner, ce Feta es fy Price, 2 Pere OF oolbuboe THE DISTHICT eT Ee Rerntozzatons Finsr. ings. Deposit 3 Duta relative science, Jand when Policeman Turrows arrived Marrs cesmana [The 25th day of May, 1802. ; a , Trust Company. This 1 gold standard men of the east | was talen to the police station, GORDON & BRO. Owners, ny. PALISADES OF THE POTOMA Wecarry every size that's made; and the 93, #2. ite $8 F st. nw. Smith 7 ¥ rom BO to Uniny 4 5 capital of one million Judge Miller instructed the jury that em —CONDUIT ROAD. Bon from £0 10,800. They are bulit by Annirere ma Pi ptm officer of any citizen not an officer secing @ TERMS IN EVERY CASE TO suIT THE PUn.| 28% Pretty good gusrantes, don'vyon urope? | larceny committed has« right to arrest CHASER. M. L. to that? In such a conference | thief and if the latter uses force be is guilty. LOTS FROM 8300 UPWARD. atmixa, Lixowevm & Onctora. nhl ; es ——. I We yuerer offered so, many pattarne to. tlect a 3 ing sreytgree fx month tn each Por sace— is ‘to obtain SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARE NOW BEING im before. "None but good, Corner Massachusetts. ave. Bristol railroad, @ total of one year in Vith st tet. Maes. ay. and Meaty. brick. #13. 580 | Gece ashes ood oe matetaway sama te! | ERECTED ON SEOUL ERE Mae ene | Sa telGra, Nome (ut good, ‘ STRICTLY ONE PRICK. a Korea. ae 9.000 | and defendant on the ground THOSE PUHCHASING NOW ALL. SURE TO RE. Bar C T PB Ga Pant hash, 9m noe on. Rev. George Elliot of Dumbarton .Chureh sah ery L1ZE HANDSOME PROFITS IN THE NEAR PA /ARRIAG! x rapa Botany sacra Prise ne Oise Taitk geod ot, 2000 3) = apy Fert aa pre tas Pata alt Pee ‘yas has gone to Omaha to attend the gencral com tah baxeusent, . Bw. Fi a o justice, ke. For plats, pamphiets and further information apply "] i SUR tee © ETARETS Fe ees 7 ck, a am NG. CI . obice, 1S F st -§ 1 ae Pig ter rent OSs PMUGTRNG Mat Ciny,_ | MSMR EOE Ne ey, MONG BE je patiernn wean atone Ss Se Nareable, Q st ur. iath 10.300 URT OF THE DISTRICT es * as " rho ef ay 1Rg2. Egon amr $y Hep, Pavenport, 5 uricks, rent #2 ~ Eats.” No. 13-02 Po es reais Sam, a herein on « RRR EER DDD non or before | RRM pp, y EOD D RE D DU U¢ kD pu ve © EEEDDD UU CCC ‘We made a special reduction of 40 per next 10 days on all onr CHILDREN'S and BOYS? Suits. That means youcan buy any Child's Suit fa COSTS Taney i AND CELLAR BRICK tnedern improvements; 13, 000 each. ! i i f F Fi rf a it full line of Men's Suits at $5, 85.50, 7%, $7.50, $8.75, $10 up to #20. Other stores Mill change you frou 25 to 40 per cent more. “twill be toyour advantage to look dbrough oar stock before purchasing elsewhere. Tex Lonsow Asp Laymrocs my23 7TH AND @ Ts. F. 8 SPE2D § 00 NEAR BAND 0. — + Mill, Capitol D sts.—Ail of ‘dows ligand Da peo ‘wood sawed for the | “ARY CYCLISTS: | i 2 minal caml pay: ~ L will slic it 3 yer throushout, 4 rooms © four. For Pee Bpe vob te SWORMSTRDT « BRabe ¥. Ws F st. nw. "aS TTS | HANGE Ke