Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1892, Page 1

| = = ——— s EVENING 8’ aE Eee THE EV ENING : TAR. | engere. Each of those will be in charge of a UBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY | regular petrolman from the police department. THE STAR Bi BS Whenover it is found necessary private back ta: Sata noun Ya i ep yards will be entered and relieved of germ . : ba:chories in the guise of garbage receptacles. Star Newspaper Company. the contract. men are being urged on to greater efficiency, and it is hoped by supreme effort to put every «treet and alley im the populous districts into such a condition that the city asa whole may langn at cholera. Active Work at St. Lonts, Sr. Lovis, Aug. 99.—Mayor Noonan, Health Brennan, board of health and of all city departments co-operating in nictly TWO CENTS, | der cctive operation: were coms day by the street, sewer and health depart- tm, in their respective ju and will be kept up night and day ur nook oat Washington, D.C.. a8 Weshington News nd Gomi | one eer SHUTTING THE GATES gill tane Vince at 10 ‘clock acm. sharp. FOR 8 taken by the Venezuelans from an American | the condition of the law caused by | soroeigaad ship flying the fiag of the United) a decision of the courts and the states. Color is given to this rumor by the well-|DClect_ of Congress to take proper ac- = a er of the city is thoroughly 0. == c HBLA COMMAND. j and disinfected where it is uecded. — Doubled tn 90 443s. . és zs, Eat Sirieby, M16 Mose, meen at epsconpage cnc dani pe for Business if Necessary. the Newspaper Comments. is | The Fy o Abroad, {\TEENETION GE Stem for a Pu hid pide 8 gm er indy | AMUSEMENTS ‘There is a speck of trouble in South Ameri- The attorney for the District. Mr. George C. s if ‘i Loxpox, Aug. 30.—The first suspicions case Sow Work ci : | Seana ae i | ATTORNEYS. can waters. Hazelton, has returned from his vacation. He | Taking Presautions Against the En-| f iscase in London ix mate public today. TED, ST TFS BETO TENNIAL | AUCTION Sai The United States gunboat Concord will sail | did not come back in the best of humor, be- Ida Samyan, Nd daughter of @ | Ns LSLY si. Washi patie hares oreo: under hasty orders from New London, Conn., | cause he had heard from afar of the personally trance of Cholera. couple of s who arrived here from Hq Participate in all profits an: eos tae nacelle savtiod erry ITEMS at daylight tomorrow morning for Venezuela. | adverse public sentiment stirred up by his de- age — —- Steeteg, ween Amitted t 2s futerest on money. Apa See | x COUNTRY REAL ESTATE -Page 2/ She will be armed to transact business of a | manding the resignation of Assistant Attorne: ey © my and co OUN' - 7 Anatic choler . ne hompt | 9 AES Ae SRS SBT | cousTRY BOALD ais 3 [lively character if it becomes necessary. | Nell Dumont. He was especially sensitive as to | STRICT QUARANTINE INSPECTIONS. | duns’ ctese: ition was me th | ci iectgrs W'S oe en on At the Navy Department it is said that she | newspaper comment and said of it: | the stateme shows no improvement. | EDUOATIONA. Pare 7 Goes to protect American interests that may bo| “In the dismissal of informations filed by RE Eee Her ‘parents have not been affected by the 3 5 = tical conditions a 4s | ise : CIAL mplpraeaee ee oe ee eer wins without authority |Treasury Department Officials in| “ivr ures have been taken by the LABOR DAY WITH US. THF JOURN -Prgo 1 hi ee he eae ae | East Pna jemand that | qe LAROR DA a > (Rooms) Lege it is whispered, however, that there will be a | oftice to the liquor interests, as insinuated by Consultati | ey be } tick wilt parsdeon MOND — “Pugs 2| more serious phaso to ber mission. The rumor | the writer of an article om tae subnet in te nsultation. escrae P r bers are request “ge shaare Hall a80:36 | TOR RENT (stores), Page 2 | 1 that this government will demand the return | &: = epee eee ve Aree | Bocca teed $a Speyer ‘on them. ‘The | FOR RENT (Halls) of the political refugees who were recently | Stan. My office is not to blame for lore Cosmanzs: = you seen our special GA. BR. it, comy aad SNES Fialtetcomsie | BC curity to the same COMBADE HENYY -Pagy 2| known pomtion of the United States in similar | #2. Up tothe time that prosecutions wore = are subjected sa proteeaion, pursued by On» Price. coetieade, Posty 3 FOR SALE (Houses “bags 2| cases, the most noteworthy being the ‘Borate | ST ppled by this decision the recards of the may truthfully be and the dear . |x 30.31.41 2 Wat. C. SCRIBNER, ‘Temp. Chairman, | Fon sane “ets or ‘ Police Court will show a pe begets increase in | New Quarantine Regulations Go Into Effect | *i\l tly-t the a & OeTE Till Ba ans Cobeked thas Secretary Blaine | the revenues derived from that cles of casos. r sanitary CR RENT—Wini MATTRESS, PEATHE FOR SALE (Miscellansous). class of w. sheet and blanket for 1.5d ting G. A. it - — yo —z_ | FOR SALE (Pianos) “page 2 | in thit “ann " is | My course in regard to these prosecutions has| oy z ae which may ce as aon as poudtle ‘at Byron 8. Page 7| moved from beneath the Unived States flag. and accords with their judgment so far as | Tegulation providing for the detention off the so: ‘At the State Department no absolute state- |I, know. Of course it is not for me to health station at Fort Wadsworth, 8. L., of ali ment is made concerning this matter. It is{@ictate what course the newspapers may | vessels from the cholera-infected districts of said that the Concord wil undoubtedly inves-| ‘ke | in dealing with | public af-| Europe or those with passengers on board who tigate the stories of the removal of the refugeos | fails, but I submit that it would have been fair f and willteport to the decent. rerusees | tor Tne Stan, which has criticised no severely | Come from any of the affected localitios, went = into effect this morning. By noon three of the "ith st. mow. js lange stick vour cards for ex: uring coming on ek com RICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY, A T. BRITTOS, President, by’ giv: WH OVO WAM SII WOE UNL EEREH SIRT ORVOEED r L | the retirement of Mr. Dumont, to have accepted | r 1405 Get. now. sl0Oe Nesbit, He Sida tug Compost eee ST comntey Te the eafety of citizens of | 46 reasons stated in Mr. Damont's letter as| tranratlantic feet of passenger chips were cre to! tho Kewe eays SS THE PROGRESSIVE DENERIT = | ad, Si bg ola at “Pee : Such gt CSRS Dee er Se Rea ee Pete eS | eas rapestar & € Aviatic cholera. tn hh ameans. ie ; jented, will, be be : 100: RASKA consulted with the executive oficers of the Dis- | five days. ee ne ae Fn ha a — Freyberg DAY, teach ny ae eee trict as to Mr. Dumonf’s retirement, instead of | ‘These vesscls sre the Friesland of | this city did not i ~ Balto.. Ma. suteaee 2 __G. H. KUHN. Established 1872. | teu.ber, 1882, at 1 o'clock p,m. . Judge Crounse Says It is Bright for Re-| Making it a pretext for a malicious personal at-|the Red Starline from Antwerp; | commission has a " cee aa EEPAIBING- ¥ publ: si tack upon the attorney for the District. ee cng . Anchor — — | distribution of . Zz q PROFESSION at ‘The Commissioners could have furnished | Glasgow and tho Veendam of the Nether- | their waste nnd to avoid an wow sox Savxos Bass, Ea a ene i PROPOSALS. Fare 3, Assistant Sccrotary Crounse has returned] ait tho information on the subject in which abe | landeAmerican line “from Rostertam tine | Syngas’? amd to avoid an uns larg 809 7TH ST. ¥.% “Sst Siden work pianos 290.8718 TOBE ‘a -Paze 7 | from Nebraska looking sunburned and tawnoy— | public hud an interest, and this was all that | Steamer Yucatan of the Ward line from | of inspection will be given amd. ees ans Sypesred._ E ~ | Sep TO THE MEMBERS OF THE ROCHDALE -Pago 1| well, just like any man would look who was out | Newspapers needed to give the public. Havana ix also detained at quaran- | vision for doo nd nurses will by Open till Sabout the midale | SYN TAY, CHASE. BRIGGS PIANOS | "cny member desiring to take sdvantame of the Roch- “Page 2| in the hot sun all day “mending fences.” He| _“‘A® the attorney for the District there is no | tine, but her detention has no connection with | in the event ney. Ko Bank boars, 9:30 0 3. 5 ‘ ors. dale discount before the tinerease should do.so this eT CLEANING. -Pare 8 fot : more propriety in my eonsulting the newspaper | either the cholera plague abroad or the uncon- | issued a warnine. a overm wat andend of each month. Saturday evenings, open) on, 5 SFenine on fomtorrom (as coal wilt'be 4 cente more | SUBURBAN PROPERTY. “Page | bat done a right emart Bt of fence mending | tress an to the competency or Iscompetency of | Seamed report that the disease hen, appeared ta | Ot torus nidity, ho claims, f from 6 to 8 o'clock. sss TE ff gae grr yer ee "Pago 7 | lately. one of my subordinates, or whether I shall | Havana, one of the ports from which this vessel ing the =) Mi amd the rapid c Four per cent interest on ordinary deposits remain- x , OR zg g=sHARD TO REALIZE. PERHAPS YOU = -Page 2| Speaking seriously, however, to a Stan man/| recommend the acceptance of a resignation | comes. ‘It is customary during the summer ion of water preventing effective filtre- ing four months. Dividendsfrom theearningsofthe} “Ss % ff EE fr Fy <a ‘do not realize what rigantic strides the . Page 2| today of the political situation in Nebraska, | or the removal of a subordinate, than there | months to detain all vessels from Cuban ports | tion at the waver works, dank on tnetaliment depeatte for fiveortenyears. |ss® + Hf Exe § OF - Edison Fone Pees |? | Scdge Crounse sald: Tould Se in tho, newspapers consulting me | st quarantine until five days have elapsed from, ~The m ng reports as to the extent ¥ ize medal Paris Exposition. 200) Gre! lams: aR goed Page 2) °° 2 . about employment or discharge of | the time of their departure. 4 of the epidemic in Hamburg bave been pub- Five soft 2% cunts swings stamys for elect he | Boned Wo gree beets nase et ee ong refeed at rs -Pare 2] | “The outlook in Nebraska from s republican | Some one in thelr employ. ‘The responsibility | 4 Dr. Jenkins has received no official notice of | Sidon. ttend wince ee have been pab- ‘bank and at the agencies in all parts of the city. 3 jen taezehange. Theoaly ‘of this wonderful invention. The Paonograph ‘age 2 | standpoint is excellent. The republicans never | for the faithful prosecution of the duties of my | the outbreak of cholera in Havana and will | lw e in Germany, Hotel doors are a wasuits, | nesk Pred fet py ee -¥ase 2/ were more in earnest and the campaign is being | office rests with me alone, and while T hold it | take no action tn the ‘matter until more sab-|in thelr foes und it ix. impossible f BNON BB watt Sid on simente. tered. terminal shall be the of the fitness of those asso- | stantial authority for the alleged outbreak as re-| them to t lodgings. Ma of th wootm President Ex RE i COLUMBIA FHOROGRAPE Co..27Eetn-w. 1t| Govanmaizat Rucewre Tonas.—Tatermal | ferts age’ ovine to Soca ree | chated i ee eae eee ee | ad ae ae eng cutereak um re-| them tog Se tea ee 8 % ERE Y te Brag TUEN ON THE HOSE.” revenue, $161,948; customs, $839,900. crops—something unprecedented in the state— | of the duties imposed upon them by the law, | day: ra and, according A) Awd — there | railroad trai — Four HEM A 4, BBB hing will save your seared and ee and the consequent feeling of discontent, No- | even at the risk of a personal malicious attack Tap. then Bg suspicion of cholera anywhere in | Berlin and to come into the city by local trainn, UNEQUALED I TON: WORKMANSHIP scorched lawns and drooping flowers| THe Jamestown has arrived at Norfolk. braska fell largely into the alliance movement. suthority, from to avoid imspection. The authorities BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT A8SO- b DURABILITY. a Gaeta eee we 3 pea Agein, ‘probibition ‘and an ition en-| #1 ANXIOUS ABOUT THE PRIESLAND. endeavoring to rtop this practice, but fiut CIATION, - purgbasers” te invited to thar eee: shies refuse to suprly it, 20] EUGENE D. Rvax bas been appointed an as-| tered so largely into the cam that it swal- WHAT MR. DUMONT says, The Friesland lay at, Antwerp for two days | 't difficult to do so. NOS. 908 TO G14 G STM Wee YP ARR baa fon tou your cooly recoygse is to “turn on the | Sistant paymaster in the navy from July 29, | med up, ina great degree, those issue upon! «Mfr. Hazelton,” said Neil Dumont toa Stan| after the cholera first made ite appearance PI a yee > WASHINGTON D. C, slmoat every. wail-kn is haat easete 1 soeaeele? 1892,” ee Nebrask, whic pte ae ly |Feporter this afternoon, “is -proceeding | there, and she is the first vessel to reach here | ease in these Resust been olitahiliy com Buena: Wk oak ‘esit Sou a tat ab bien ——+- republican, is today misrepresented in Congress | With his accustomed smoothness; talks as | from’ that port since then, All her | frmai” . (Offers the following investments to ite patrons: fb I be. ‘ Passep Assistant Enoinerr I. N. Hoxtis | and the republicans are resolved to set the state | though he was very indignant because Tue | passengers were taken aboard at Ant- ABATING SoMEW:t en ween |S TS when alo St aoe ce oe | exiopoctad Tax duly. st tis’ Uexead “of steams | right Bran refused to accept my letter of resigna-|Werp. For this reason the — health Pgeoseca sedi actin’ Se a WA git Market Spas Tw the foot, Garden How Revs, 72e. | eaginoaring, Navy Department," "| Tho allance party fs making no_rpwac-|ticn ss the Alpha ean Otmpn ef ther eotire | ollcecs were anzions on Eorescoust” ‘Then eit | The Slandard's Hamburg correspondent re- Lyne peep EE) ae = semen ats haven ts couions. On the contrary many of that party | business, I don't care to sey much about the | ted her at 6:30 this moruing, the vessel having | POTS that the fis abating somewhat. wane Go Gry {3 not withdrawa before three MOW THE LAWN FREQUENTLY. Isvitep To THE Depication.—The War De- | 8re returning to the republican fold, some par- | affair. My present disposition is to make a liv- — into satne sk ae, last night. | aie Strasse Hospital street (a street in the ing cir- | icipating in the late republican caticuses and | ing, and I can't do that on interviews. Mr. | Her nger list _numbere Persons in | neighborhood of the horse market), in the ha rma | — : The oftener the lawn is cut the | Partment today promulgated the following cir- : Havelton, |b to ‘speak | the saloon aud 890 immigrants. The latter are | bor district, and in which ubont 9,000 10 per cent per annum where thedeposit isnot with- | | OST—- MASONIC KEYST! WITH LETTERS = | odlae? Otisecs ot Ge ieee evitea | Conventions, we faz a jowever, compels me speal - 9 re 0 ir: nd which about 9,000 perso ae | De gete, Address TO Saf gH. Sas Duce st, smoother and silkier it will grow. Wo | Cular: army in thiscity are inv “Again, the conditions are changed. In-| when he discusses that letter of | mostly Germansand Belgiansandareacompara-| reside, bas been chisel ta teatee. At) the these Stockholders can borrow $1,000 forthe small eum | 8 F of $248, having eight years torepay it, st rateof 813 | QF y have been closed for two weeks, is Vienna correspondent says havea good guaranteed Lawn Mower | to be presentin uniform, on Monday, Septem- | stead of two failures of crops two excellent | resignation. When he asked me’ to write it| tively healthy and clean class of —— ters in ARD FOR THE RETURN for $3.25. ber 19, 1892, in the President's Parl ones have taken their place. he said the resignation was demanded by the | This, of course, was in favor of the vessel The Stan white head and permenth. Sons totes tion No. 1, in this city, to assist in the dedica-| “The prospect for full cribs and graineries | District Commissioners. When I asked him | Tallmage and Sauborn conducted the examina- | that owing to the fact that the Galician kiborers Compare this with the expanses of all other assocta- | oT ES BARBER & KO: tion of the Reunion Place of the ex-soldiers and | was never better than this year and our people | why they wanted {t he refused to give mo a: tion. returning from ibe harvest in Russia arrived by — LOST, MONDAY, AUGUST <0 (dcidecall status te: ha Wiledaurd dat’ meca:| salloes Of tie war ot ths retellices are happy. reason and I declined to resign. Under co: So far as could be learned nothing to arouse | night and all billeted nenaants to wait Ovex @8, 290.650 of stock subecribed ta Weshington ed ae gilt. Hewardit ing Line, x “The party is being thoroughly organized | tinued pressure he info: me, after the | the suspicions of the physicians was found,and, | for medical inspectic wing day, night city sloue from Nowember 12, 1800, to Acgust 1. Distaict Patent: — Patents have been issued | and more and better campaign work will be | fashion of statesmen, that I was persona non | as the ship's doctor reported that during the | trains are hen COR. 11TH AND G 8: “.______au30 _ | to citizens of the District as follows: Joseph C. | done this year than ever before. You may | grata to the administration. That is the only | voyage no sickness of any kind oc-| sengers over the border. The seather ia likely to becooler by Wednga- | Fowler, assignee of one-half to L.G. Hine, | look for a good report from the republicans of reason he has offered up to this time. On the | curred. al board, — Phaser — A telegram to the Standard from Copenhagen en ry wishieinds sl tine Co toutheewerty, | machine for producing type bars, Jamos P, | the state when the polls shall have been closed." | evening of the 16th instant he told a Stax re-| were inclined to _ thin : nd ty | gare the sanitary condition of that city is 1802, Our Sigaresshow weoffer the most favorable terms on loans and deposits, sudour securities being three | times the value of the loan and the loan being repaid | ; P : : : Judge Crounse has not decided when he will | porter that if I was to be dismissed it would not | had passed. The Friesland was ordered to| lent and there Lave t cathe or cases of ronthiy makes the security atill better each moth, Bee en ae | nena See poce Ot tro tates SoM Cl Btoks |. or fess vasignation 40; ariter the gabecaw [te MDOcRAal PecgEaeMOGRORGLG yeh aoe werk | Semauie Pe tgtarantias ter mre days as @ procat-| cholera reported There has been « renle-ing ft impossible for our petrous to lose = dol- © asking for proposals for erect- | and B. T. Dodge, lightning arrester cut out. | (aud) campaign, day he sent for me ‘and insisted | tionary measure, however. This news created | picious ddath at Aarhusin Jutland, The patient Maat HARRISON DINGMAS, President. EE the, recy tae cman, pune escentege Of | Abner C. Proctor, puzzle. William X. Stevens, s -. upon’ sgvering my official relations with his | consternation among the passengers and con-| hia rerently arrived there fe 5 Lora args bee Son wk Sake Maing outrishtfocaeternioge ge | ek reas machine, | avrex A coatixe startox. — | oli. “Estee ha fold Meu. Gloom, Caron | siderable grambling mas indulged ie by both| 'Tiw'‘Strsiar's Vrs loge E Cc » pocket book, with suiall amount of money and ‘We bought a tremendous stock of lows . — haw that Ihad resigned to accept a | officers and passengers. afier consulting with the generals and physi- sguitaste Uo-opeRativs Keys.) Be ward if returned to 1120 New York ave, n.W. priced Iumber expressly for making | ETTLED To Fee Exruy.—The collector of | one Wanted by the U. 8. Either at Hayti or | better position. Perhaps he may be able to THE CIRCASSTA ALL RIGH cians of the army M. Freycinet, the minteter of LUILDING ASSOCIATION. = stands andcan save you from: 15 to 25 per | Customs has been informed by Acting Secretary San Domingo. prove t each of his assertions was true. ‘The Anchor liner Circassia also arrived last | Wt, has decide “1 to make no change in the OFFICE, 1003 F 8T. ¥.W. ‘The party thst Loldsths pope bre «al linda ina smal certain orticles which the official | Active efforts are boing made by the State polluting tanbaaaionea aolnent coe night too late to be bourded. She was not re- | MANeUNERS Progsam because of the prevalence " - NW. Ja'wand recelvere= : commissioners of a foreign country to th i i ea i euspici “: SONNE hicevied Gotsbiadntoney Seige LOO stand of any size you may elect. world’s fair may import foruse in ackuowlelg. | DeP&rtment now to secure possession of a conl-| tinued Mr. Dumont, “there can be no scrious | §4rded with as much suspicion as the Antwerp — erty. pay off mortgages, or for building | [ OST-ROUGH COAT Boards at the low price bf 90c. per 100 square feet. ing the courte: of the United States govern-| i2& Station at Hayti or San Domingo. The | difference of opinion. The cases were sound ship, She sailed from Glasgow on August 18] Considering Measures at the Treasury. Purposes, should amvertain theter:as upon | Ly tall. thin ‘white tawny Joteisor Scantling at We. per 100 feet, ment are entitled to free entry as a matter of | U- 8.9, Kearsarge is now in those waters on| in every particular. Three or four . people om Moville on the foliowing day. Sho] Treasury Department officials are this after- wiiimicoerintoaned ty. the “Raut | Seema eas site. bier, itinaee lle iuternatlonal couriers. Tt is nnderstood that |a mission connected with these negotiations | Hd already Deon, cimeicted._ others | had on board 242 cabin and 219 immigrant pe » question ofa sation Save eee eee oe N (AVENUE HERDIC. THI: Cor. Othand S. 2030 | ee araies referred to are such agare used in| She was placed at the disposal of our minister | Dad bicpaed €ullis, and the remainder had de- gow at the time & her departate. Her exam- t all cholera-infected ports, cipal and interest settles eloan in full. | ogqa.2*% Yesterday afiernoon. slease re a THE CAPITAL, SAVINGS | Tent ind others. ee auve® Of this govern-| ut Port au Prince to convey him from there to| the casea to” be divmimed.” Whe did lhe not | foution occupied a couple of hours, and on the huational qGarantine aguinst Any gortionor ai! of & loan, however, | Foo oa EE located at M4 F st. n.w., will | Ment and others. 3 1 be a serious «tep, affecting Hove Btolts own building, 608 F ot nw-s bunt Sep ‘ San Domingo and to support him in his/nolle pros them or have them continued in: | return of the doctors to shore they reported may be settled atany time by paying s- | 1, Answers to name of Paddie. Pieaso r 3S | tember fi oximo, 40-3 : ealit i : definitely so that they might be picked | that both ships were free from any troub! : 1, and one which the gov- crasdinterest t date of such a settle | Sth st- ie. and receive rewari | ener Soe pene pee | Coxcxnt ar THe Carrror.—The following | Healings with cpa ete Kearea gr saben | aplat deeg ata ope canta eee Saxe accuses Gast erument would be loth to take untess driven to tent Heavy expenses are avoided. ‘euruarge, : x xa. it by necessity. When the port was opened this morning | “4.” sports vecdivedl by the Treasury Depart- there were seven steamer# waiting for the | ment of the rapid spread of the cholsa are so Fog’ : ik was recently, he reported that President Hypo-|8¢l for the Liquor Dealers’ Associa- by the United States Marine Band, Walter F. | lite was very polite and in every way courteous | tion, admitted to me that the law 3 sufficient and I am satisfied that Mr. ee oe Die te CTIA’ coat wat | J# the program of the concert at the Capitol Resa sDge SPECIAL NOTICES eS Se ee Smith, conductor, tomorrow at 5:10 p.m.:| to the American representatives and that nego- —.5 5 saan andl poiad SE ; rr pds ped a be = ; Sobciner aul aayale tht in our conclu- | action of the doctor, anchored off ghore. Soon | nlaciaing, how from Pempitets exptatning the eteantance | SS Sh a AK | clonm, atyrooal saree tne Geaect Sra anality i. ee aon oe Neon aisiesen eigen yg eg oer peg Frege Many Paste nirgsb cho S'undoube. | after two others came in, and befdre 9 o'clock | E etting in 0 heavil; gra benef the association and other | M8255 Wrtock, to make arrangemsnte for the coming | Yard, 4th and tenner &: MITE: ueral March of « Marionct," Gounod; 4. “Mary | establish n coaling station at the San Nicholas | edly good ‘outside of the city: withia the city |all ad been examined ard. disposed of trvermation furnished upon application | 3 1 Miklos. Smante fa Branch. A. S. Caywood, 9th and N. ¥. ayo. and John,” (by request) arranged by J.P.Souse; | harbor, in accordance with the understanding | limits we could prosecute under the Nau de- | Of this number three were from European ports | atthe effce, 1003 F st. he commander, BUTCHER, aayt, | MH! snd telepgoue ordérs promptly ited.” 030-3m | 5° Selection “Bohemian Girl,” Balf; 6. Descrip- | at the time of the establishment of bis adminis- — for og ong in the liquor business be- aad nse = ys Goons © 4 oe e : ssaiaeibis' this dmhibianicnen <aite ——— MEMBERS OF THE ROCHDALE SO: NG STAR: Bhs tab gen Bo i als fiyiail Os: |aua ise cuppossd Oa bear boremereae | ton eae ‘reporter who questioned them on | steamer Naronic of the White Star line were | tinting all this. a n, but it is probable ~ (2 EEE ara temont made in this | lumbia, Fyles, : zing now to male terms, tenor yet certain ‘whether | the subject Commissioners’ Douglass and Ros. | cleared before 9:80 o'clock. The Naronic was no final action will be ‘taken until Secre [Se eT a ae The discount? ain giving i ereater th , - ae 3 ae we will succeed in getting acoaling station estab- | sell directly denied the statement alleged to | subjected to a vigorous examination, but being , om New York. He as ex- — : “Galecs and yard Fee nw. hand Maver. | Pen Lamevingiosresuch | PeRsowat.—James Abert of Minneapolis, S, | lishedin Hayti, butitis probable thenegotiations | have been made by Mr. Hazelton, that they | only freight vessel it was deemed safe to pected s« rg cp om EAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANT nie Os Blog e (Dek ave. und at. ae. a twhtor nok.ay.as Lhave no incll- | spe ; aw | Will shortly be successful either there or in San | demanded the resignation of Mr. Dumont. | allow her to proceed to her pier. The Veen- | the meuntime the ¢ Posae connections cere Kid not countenance the tains | Newton Pettis of Pennsylvania, Geo. E. Shaw | Domingo, Moanehile the Kearserge will beet | It, will bo Temombered, that Commissioner | daim Tesched quarantine at noun | farther steps tow Otthe District of Columbia TART BOTICE FOTEY, EOFS | cndiace wilt the prise sins etehe wee beanes | of Now York and O. T. Barclay of Virginia are | hand ta look after the United Steve’ Hence | Douglass was out of the city ot etn en pat surly, elfoct of the cholera, epidemic in | complete ayviem of inepect ; ats ‘of the pubic schools of Washinton. — ot witl ; t Willard’s——Geo. ML. yr me isaioner Ross, who is now absent - | Enrope is beginning to show itself among ex-| The telegraph is in hourly use and orders CORNER 19TH ST. AND MEW TORE AVR | Prvtoved oct ioes than Sralve vars ef ier caains | a a Lovin Pv Cook of Teledo and RE. Gallaguee THE CIEY CLEANED UP. tion, also inforimed a Stam reporter befure ins | Porters of this city Of all lines of business | ditections being prepared and sent oo faring the perade of the Grand Ariny of the Kepul of Barton, Md., are at the Randall.—Wm. g departure that Mr. Dumont’s resignation was | the provision trade is as ia rule the first to be | A cordon of inspr and disinfection sta- o point op | . oO are willl 2 les of Clarets, - | Sini resent sca jo shut of ard fro pmisia 9 Maine on Jan., 1867, and acts of Uct., 180C and Feb., 1892 | p tnt oD the pe of, marl ae Sa Shecial crates of Clarets, White Wines, Black- | Sinia and Thomas Desmond of Milwaukee are Has Accomplished. Efforts have been made by a Stax reporter sodden so dale Mee” ahdemiade | Canin Bonen i Darticipa eur ion berry, Por vies, &&.. im 1Oeale.. 4boL | at the Ebbitt.—-Geo. H. Burgess of New ; during yesterday and today to secure iy tp | ‘ CAPITAL. ONF MILLION DOLLARS. ee eee eee adeiphia oF New Yorke “No ieed’t | Haven, Raleigh C. Smith of Baltimore, H. M.| Today Lieut. Hollinberger is quietly waiting | trom © Atvorney elton « statcment which | of provisions, According to an authority in| | The stations on the north incl vapttol Bi G "= Sic ne i i D. V. SI f i is ge the food export trade there have been received Vanc H Mentasafes from 06 cach upward per sana. oy Bia 1 High Bebool, 7th and oma oP wD Allen of Cincinnati and C. V. Shultz of Balti- | to be relieved of the supervision of the garbage | would perhaps make plain his side of F ee ceived | pees Wore are at the Riggs—Jordan L. Mott of | business and at 2 o'clock there had been but | the controversy, but withont success. This | no orders for shipment to Europe for the last | ated awo_| New York, John N. Drake of New York, Geo. | about a dozen complaints. “Yes,” said the | afternoon Mr. Hazelton said he would en- | ten days, At present no dealer has the temerity | F Whoiesaie ani Retail Wine ae Pen é Silverware and valnshies taken on depostt. Jefferson School, Otb st. and Virgin: felephods, nirsda ys, ber 1. Sand 15, at 40 pn.” | OS = OW. Sa f re a h hake stmes: t "ready by | to order goods to be delivered in any conti-| Vincent, Clayton, Morristow GER Sehoo!. 7th and O sts. n.cw., Sa ° i eo Bri ix |as it isftpossible. It e that we ‘the tainty of trouble and delay in getting cargoes | Junction, Charlotte an peau Rweaa rey 908. — Reuben "Foster of Daldimore ‘and Ac Hay” | have complaints, but, ‘when “the number” 0 | sti. ts smi of she case would be more ne [ara Falla, ON." Wr “Asitabla red High po A RE and er Mavekais: due ia wobcnal mond of Detroit are at the Shoreham.-—-D. b few asa dozen in sch large population we Owners will be cautious about chartering Toledo, jo; Sault Ste. Maris wrt Huron, reo of charre—eete as Ex- | D.w.; Semesters a a waacuee. pe herr White of Chicago, C. C. Ruggles of Boston, | can well say that the city has been cleaned u] Mu, FRENCH 18 NOT AN APPLICANT. their vessels for any of the half dozen infected | St. Clair and Detroit, Mich.; Chicago, IL; rea toassemble at the buildinzs ness with a complete line Jas. A. Barrett of Philadelphia and A. Ander-| We are now ready to be relieved, and can with “Wish you would correct @ misapprehension | ports, knowing that port annoyances and the | Omaba, Neb., and I At many | Sotetey oak Gosbees lney have erumppinc pestioue of novelties in Fall and son of New York are at the St. James. some pride refer to the fact that from nearly a | as to myself that seems to have gained circula- | inevitable delay in unloading will prove |of these points m lepers will Be | Sieve” These’ inecting at the Colorel High Schvol Winter Suitings, Trouser- serie Ss hundred the complaints have fallen to a dozen. | tion,” said Mr. George K. French toa Stan re-|t0 be a source of disastrous ex- | stationed to assist the regular immigrant in- j ir} Be wader the direstion of Prot. J; 1, Layton aud ings, &e™ e GEN. SEWELL’S VIEWS. “This number does not indicate that in ali | “°™ “Dhoeeliben sak ra . For aught that is known | «pector. | Mpfie others under the dizection of eS ras We invite your attention 2 alain cases there is cause of complaint, for tho gar- | Porter tony. “I heve teen referred to ns an Kere, communication with the infected ports | "In cave of tho es of absolute quar- hy order of the Music Coumittee,G. Av He to the Bew store. He Has an Abiding Faith That Mr, Harrison man may have been ble to the | TPrcat, Tam not an arpitart tue the powi- | MAY, be entirely cut off, as press dispatches in. e this cor: ° dr unt within | f-qp> DE. HARLISON © G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Will Be Elected. collector at the time of calling, in which case pray a I bib fe ung and other places may be jour by a telegram from the tary and | bis office from 3 Tailor, the complainant should take the blame.” lon in question nor am Tin any scramble for entirely shut off from the outside world by ‘ited States would be shut out from the [TREE pe Rie hours b,to TG smn 98 121 | andor Cor. 12tn and Fists. n.w. | Ex-Senator Sewell of New York was at the denise it or for any other office. means of a cordon of police.* world on the east. eee CR UTIRWIRENG ALL OF OUR ME |< — z es Treasury Department today to sce Assistant THE STREETS AND ALLEYS. MAGS MEETING OF TEMPERANCE PEOPLE. A dispatch printed here from Panama says:| The protection of Washington the | CAUTION. — WEIS ALL OF OUE Ma ee NOTICE THE {ONDER: | Secretary Spaulding concerning the cholera es For the past few days the temperance people | “It is reported here that Asiatic cholera exists | scourge will depend mainly w | Boa we pacticularly caution those having. o tened will receive cash bide for daceas tig stead They Must be Swept and Cloaned and Kept in Venezuela. The long-continued rebellion | Charles quarantine station in Chesape 4 | cur make against alowing thew to be adJu at ge op Sp yh eB Ee: sngtitiomn as iietiing « rantee Reve beun Seaetars auennesl ot Proseoating | 8, ied muniiary condiioas tr be tan Surgeon General Wyman proposes to make wire thanat the COMPANY'S OFFICE, whore nono | S12. the right to reject any and all Li |. Speaking with a Stan reporter he said that on Gaameeel, aol ade, Gon wm S| ogee t A rare opportunity for a bargsin. | Tut Zenume parts are tised apd only the ‘most Feason= ctunity for a ba ; eecmenareme Senche “Came reniel | tg JOHN B. LARNEL, Assivnee. | he thought it foolish to discuss the political ~ 4 EAD ES ES situation at this time. ‘There was but receive traumas ==> ‘LOOKING FORWARD” AT TEELS. thing he had to say,and that was that he had an Commissioner Douglass wrote the following Attorney Neil Dumont, but they are going to| tess neglected, and this, together with the | the quarantine station at Cape Charles as ef- ‘ bad and impure ter and | fective as possible and orders have been sent to letter to the superintendent of street and alley reeling} per teak te essa to Bad [mee W. H. H. Hutton at Baltimore MACARTNEY, on f- one 7 r cleaning to-day: " sided the discase in its progress after ite intro-| recting him to go to Cape Charles station Member X. ¥- Stock Me. | _™26+.th.s.te__ — a xansnard of the fall furnishings are abiding faith Mr. Harrison would be | «You will notice a complaint in the » of Washington } duction. Yellow fever is still epidemic in Ven- | for temporary duty. Passed Assistant Surgeo: ~ | OZRMAN-AMFRICAN PERMANENT, dropping in. elect bout the condition of of ezuela, especially among the rs of both | Terry will remain in charge of the OX 8 MACARTNE’ cee eth 8 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Men's Full-woight Cobo Aiea nae a beper a -_ = ea a ticket — — Peeper ee Spice A gg bensthar | one smenta to honie-séokers_no big tines" in Men's Alle: — ee eee —_ “ Pb is very | st les Foster. Passed A nt Sur- ti segy | SeseeaN Se ftnet ilk pater tomert Far leg Jifsaaitiched Handkerchict,'Se | Assistant Secretary Speulding has written | bed vith you some three ot four weeks since ‘vista ended roe te Puliadeipnia, Boston | $o¢P yratione anne INeetors, ntcrest pardon ore: | sep Gece AREA Dy the following letter to Messrs, Parke, Davis & | oh thet Agent A. Forget received the following cable- | foll to temporary duty at the Delaware break : ¢ seenrition District | Lezmente on shares. Interest allowed to withdrawing | Aigy Yeti of the Men's 81, 81.25, $1. Co., Washington, D.C. follow the st yes- ty gram today from the the Com- | water quarantine station as inspector. Dr, W ai Ratiroad, Gas, Insuranceand Tele- | Subscrid for at any tans, Wo arrears to Day. $ng 82 Half Hose, which we have: Gentlemen: In reply to your letter of the | te on the same discharged his Generale tic P. Orr will remain in charge of the station and wr pa if have money toinvest and desire absolute safety and the full eartunan of your money investigate | RERS yyw fe 2020 ae will show you how it AUG. 25, 1802.—DR. CHAS. MUNSON ens | oa ae ee CH : it you want to would | eap ta dade they to see lis fri-nds and patrons st his office, out of our personal . * a Champagne i Cherbourg | will have control of the fumigating steamer Pasteur. 2) a ——- Ww preg Havre fe gh for the THE RAILROAD COMPANY BLAMED, or Washineton & Bailey, Alex. H, Beil, | 1324 New York ave. n.w- ‘eu26.st iven up - wera Eotate ama & ge Dari, J. Hannan, Toe Haney: | <n ee y French terminus of this line. action is | Verdict im the Cases of the Men Killed Near by V. Berney, Secretary. | BOE REAL ESTATE AoEwra ated Ore ae : eS SORS LINDER, Secretary. | HoePimovel oH 8a Poe ASE hE Pat nw. __Maatteties pi oid << 4 LIGHT WHEEL augd lw ae “e tical “preparations ; “aaennaety aes, ‘hug, 90.The railroad INVPSTMENT SECURITIES, —~ BRICKS! BRICKS! part from domestic and in part , Mp., Aug. 30.— nan rata tougt and wid for easbor | Foes -Scorchers and those men who can't tear the | §F “a> ‘THE IVY CITY BRICK COMPANY, TEE RAMBLER NUMBER THREE: ‘Tae 14th st. new. ts wes aasall eels: rigid frames; | Having Gnished delivering bricks for several are SA se cada, ID wreoUsither “siting Bk | contracts, we are now prorated so tale ondecs tes meee Bochis” Price, 8190 ‘They're worth your looking | werk, |” materials will be entitled to said draw- | to’ sweep the men who have looked into the case of the kill- x. tooek tae ts one ing of James Armiger and Wait E. Brown on the grade crossing here last Friday night learned thet the men had been drinking # te ‘8t, too. Sind it to thelr advantage to call at our can and that there was some trouble change. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. 00., eee ated PRE WY ory price, co., ——_ between them before they left “Bladensburg Larson Pros. & Oo. Chicaro Board of Trade. * wT 1 2th _ multe, RG ‘732 14th st. nw. fore they "were “This, Private wires to New Yous. Chicago and % @>* Tt REAL ESTATE BOOK FFI 1F NEWMAN AND SON, a ever, ome FLA - aria | SS SOUSMPLETE, CADOW SAVIN Wit re; adie sent a Li a Phe | sya WEE sicuoen. Pubiiaber, 10eItiSeet | # wees ae Meniber ee ‘Stock Exchange. | ag FFERYTHING STRICT! FIRST-CLASS. 2 ‘tion said, fog WIS 7. TEWREBURY & CO. igen an Sete Fa gpty to. me come i TEDASEERR AND BROKERS, | SOS “AUER ANbes Vokrix. meteeda Park. cause mm b> 3 WASHINGTON, D. c.. | Bae one ‘DEPARTMENT, mae was is or om suarcin Stocxs, Bonds, ais eles ay Ton. EISEM, ae —— cane was: oer ee ret enna. Pall Suitings now ready for inspection. Novelties | 801d. at ‘business Outof town business as >eckuty in Trowserings. Our facilities enable usto give the Other canses nade "hil Local Serarities dealt in highest decree of workmanship, style and finish for Constant Guowtions ail waraets Telephone —S45. | prices that actually appeer too modest for the value a aur PAY he - --- recelved. Call around and look them over. Steam, ¥ . x Diacin us at you are EISEMAN BROS., {116Nortn st. your par susres : ant ‘anowabeersbi> fate 2 z a * Tee sirens Ghesn ties Gili goeend carters | = Trent Renigw. ANTELS. ag aes Tree CEASET® SILTOR, Sol eitor, we: OF THE NATIONAL, CO- sabia OF st. aw. Com are ‘notified that Sane 3 ae DLE FUNDS DRAW INTENEST WHEN DEPos | 2577 UES" ER asuon apply “to the sai | CAN 108 AN i demand suléim Tet Med with ie. Cail sat get our rotee Time certilcate: ui depot Sefore de SW GODS & CO. ‘ores Seg ccneral Bandine ‘samples