Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY : AT THE STAR BUILDINGS M01 Pesseyivasia Avenze, corner Lith 8. by | The Evening Star Newspaper Company, SH. KAUPEMANN, Presit 73 Potter B tlding, ie served to subscribers ia the CHARGES OF FRAUD. Cheated in the Direct Tax Refund. GEN. HUSTED'S REMAINS SEEN BY MANY Investigating Suspicious Deaths in New York. | bening Slat. Bhar enter amqunecpimeni tame arom Vee, 81, No 20,378. WASHINGTON, D. ©. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, __ SPECIAL NOTICES. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, TGOMERY’s SUCCESSOR. | WHERE THE FIGHT WILL BE MADE. THE WAR ON CARNEGIE, ek WASHINGTON, D. Sie a? A Statement That No Appointment Will Be | States in Which Partics Will Make Strong _ >THE MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC CLUB he D. C. will hold its regular meeting tember 1 Index t U1 = s spbinge S00? SO pene Bike Hal ERIN Gath Pel eb Fesident survivors of, the cand cerpe, Army ot 10 Advertisements, acti Untll After the Biection. Contests, GREAT FRAUDS ALLEGED, iit attendance jomac 1 ottice ee vse TASCASTER: Preal- aati 1 NOBEL Pir seventh Boge san and Rega oullding, wh apd | ACCOUNTANTS Pare Sioa: eaten ‘Tae Stan thle | REPUBLICAN MOFES I THE SOUTH AXD DEMO-| 5 uss. castes ao Mave Beem Robbed tm Aa Secret ~ = 2 RP MAY AT OT aii ¥ Ot side ‘ Pars niles e CTATIONS IN STATES THAT HAVE NOTICE OF REMOVAL—I TAKE Tuis | gst mportance will be considered. ace | ber that the President had intimated that no | CHATIC EXPECTATIONS 1% STATES THAT MATE the Direct Tax Refund, rusOnTAnY = oreo tp notity mg friends end thepeblio M. EMMET PRELL,, | AUCTION SALiis Fame $] successor to the vacancy on the bench} Ir wrnrses recinee iCronY oF run}, NEW ORLEANS, Sept, 22.—Praud in the mat pees tt ‘President a Page ad i cHIG ‘POSSIBLI etc fan extensive stock of werciee’ distends | CHARLES E. TROUTMA! * .| Sosreuee OnanGiis Page 3/0f the Supreme Court of the Die-| trorrss' wsnry iw coromare, ter of direct tax refunded to the state of of Mr. John L, and fine Jewelry at wholedale and retail. Tue <0 Hor Ae McRCane. Page trict caused by Judge Montgomery's Louisiana by the general ens being. Fatseber, Sher s = AL Jesirseoticniat = alll bo Shoes pe PRI tetera ene Page § | resignation, which takes effect October 2, would | While neither of the old parties is willing to | Proven by the researches made by the state | 8: ceases nae Pe - yy geal for necessary cleaning. By order of the board 9° trus- a ~~ be appointed until after the presidential elec- | admit that any state which it is in the habit of | officials here. Gov. Foster has in his posses- Fe HORAL ICIET" [SOPRANOS ALBOS. SHARRY E. RIDENOUR IS NOTIN MY¥| _2¢ haben . Page 8 | tion. It was also stated that District Attorney | carrying ia In doubt this year—excepting, al- | sion the rolls containing the lists of the direct guvasrexwts. | penn? atid banae,deniring to john chorus rc" oy abd, has not bee atnce Aurust 25 MASONJO—K_ SPECIAL “COMMUNICK: | EDUCATION Ai. Cole, Assistant Attorney General Wm. A. Maury, | ways, New York, Indiana and Connecticut— | egg ag omg ~ pomp | ; <1 eas und reasonabte Row me, | <— Lode, No, 19, FA. A. 3 " a, : ‘ ] ¥ eral government The safest and simplest posible meth- | Hembesehip Sec. 81 canaat om aie sdrance = ME GACTESTEIN, 5 > wilt be deld at Siaeonte Teisple TE FmAxcnn Jos. K. McCammon and John B. Cotton are ap- | preparations are being made by both to extend | "Be Sy Se Sine conan aot om ot eee non orton ENE ENTEVENS, 1410 F st. Je day) EVENING, at 7. + F.C. de- | por RENT (I Plicants for the position. It is generally be-| the fighting over a much broader field than given at the time of payment by the collectors lieved that a republican will be appointed, the | usual. show glaring disc: only. question being whether the coming man} The republicans aro counting as doubtful | instance there is a difference of £2,300 or 64,000 Benrare Boas Real Estate at 70, __se20-3" wigs. By order of tne MORRIS BRICK 18 NOT IN MY EMPLOY ee i tary. ‘and has not heen for some time. He ts not BI ; SN! — THE | FOR RENT (OMmces), authorized to canvass orders. for ie. Ail orders la: SS rewulur necting of iz Vaiss will be held | FOR RENT (Iooms) sraity September 3), is are isened fn o ar mest shall be a District man or an outsider. Should | states which they have not hoped to carry | between the tax receipts beld by the citizens ~ Starr Parson The public. and trusted to, him for ime will uot receive my attention. Sept. 70. Every’ momber is req to | FOR RENT (Houses) ssp | a ° ? * | and the ‘tered on the rolls. and $1.00, etinlly in! CRY: ). A. L. SALTZSTEIN, Jr., Jeweler, 7th st. tf 3 * District repubdl be decid . an . 0 an ums en! on ‘rolls, the compa: 1 Sigs fially mvited. c. B. PURVES, ee a Fr. BSE ss rasiness of Uncortanes teal ms FOR RENT (Stables) publican decided upon it) heretofore and the democrats are casting long- er cent interest payable se: = en ER : Sock FOR RENT (Stores) = OUR STORES WILT. BE CLOSED SAT. G.U. 0. 0. FALL THE 2 FOR RENT (Mi 60 urday. iS p.m. B. RICH ther i continue cool; north vent Lot (0, = Miscellaneous). | Baws, ttt. 1,_anti Be caer it tet £0 continue Star of the West Lode, No, 1389. are re- | a quested to meet in the lecture room of the Nineteenth | FOR SALE (Bicycles). BRq= TILOuING For nord sExES. Florida Cypress makes better and more : a — and a < It is believed from the cursory examination ogee = ong ealro ee ve | NE C¥es on states hitherto rock-ribbed repub- | made into the matter thas far that the poople, that he has the mdorsement of the Bar Associa- | Can, with the idea that some of them may ex- | of the state were robbed of hundreds of thease { tion, nnd that hie appointment would be favor- | Perience a change of heart. It seems as if | ands of dollars by this means during the recom- | ably received throughout the District. Should | neither party were quite ready to accept past | Straction days, | the appointment of a District democrat be de- | read Repu Church scurmey doth and Lin, Gen; | FORSALE (Morass ani Vodizios) durable shingles than North Carolina | Sac /'cee of attending. the’ puclio tnstalletica of tee rom | Officars clect for the ext quarter and to receive a ban- | FOR SALE (Lots) For many years the garments tailored by : -reead Keon hte combined all the bighest points Cyprem. We have secured » ship load of poco 2 RO Oe OF Wh OS 9 os 82 OE ONDE NSIS IO LD IS ADDI DOGMA wR Ee b | experiences in presidential elections as a mens- bined Florida Cypress Shingles and althapen better | her ands pet of cheesy eee te he eeenied te tks | FOR SALE (SMlsveiiansous). jclded “upon, which is believed to be alto-| ure of the present aitustion Somehow there| CASES UNDER INVESTIGATION. 7 there's not ‘we shall sell thet at the sumo low vig; | Jodge by the Ladies” ‘Aaziliary, “ Mfouibers of # FOR SALE (Pianos) Bether improbable, Mr. J. J. Darling- | appears to be an expectation that public senti- saaie: Aan ween ae wmveal Keon Fascidtoss deemery 4 per thousend. favied ty pertitipate” Be Sad otink wie tou, it is stated, would receive the indorse- | ment in many localities has undergone an un-| T® Saspgcious Deaths—The Usual Bulletin ae ee We are also lowest on these: cen 0-3t* ABRAIAM HOYSOS, P. | ment of the Ber Association, There is another | accountable change, and that It inapain to be by the Health Board. caine iam acciaean | Ladies* Tailoring. Best Gang-sawed Lumber, $1.15 per tH (TUALISM—GRAND ARM LEGAL NoviGES — bay seine who, it is believed, ar Gila | ascertained where heretofore it has been fixed | New York, Sept. 29.—The health board this BANKING HOUSE, HOG. nw By cig = ee 1000. ft - : LOCAL MEN O trict Commissioner John W! Dosglass. Its | Pease he estes erblicuns Terara| morning reports mo cholera im hie cits. Laat STORAGE WAKEHOUSE, 1140 15¢ rt | Mowvica have caren z pabp hagheaiyalenpeadages meat 3 Rot known, however, that he is an applicant for | Alabama ss fighting groauds, “The democrats | BEBE there were two euspicious deaths from — Deyaes,sofeet suits, Church Dresses, Top ame ules pine =o MARRIAGES. the position, consider that it will not be a waste of time to | *¥mptoms resembling those of cholera. ‘They AYE AT 3, Jacket 3, Be. y. Bittinger & Miller, whieh 1 eau lc MEDICAL cont. Address J.B. Star off MISCELLA’ i MONEY WANTED AW! make & vigorous campaign in Massachusetts, | are being investigated, but Dr. Wilson, the Wisconsin, Illinois, New Hampshire, North | chief of the health board, anve they will doubt y Dakota, Nevada, Kansas, Montana and South | j, pee : ‘der to pas# | Dakota, and they rather expect that the peo- | (gustr" out to have been caused by scute known member of the bar that he will be here | } Jndge Montgomery has written to a well-| : People’s bY t Maker to Men and Women, The People's Lumber Yard. Fat nw 028 | Cor. 6th and N. ¥. ave. now. e229 | this week and will on Satur | beneh of the Circuit Court Tur Narwoxar Sare Derosrr, - NOTARIES PUBLIC. cholera mot Serer ao upon all matters needing his attention. ple’s party may carry Colorado, = aonbn weenie by Dr. Walser and OFFICIAL NOTICES geese WHERE GROUND WILL BE CONTESTED. several deputie ; cs -s x vai ance Business: "Ash S E GROUS . . . putios, left for Hoffman Inland at 11 arvciiagl cia sameies Sada “Enso Higetnce Banca ne aye wate aoa ahaarea ies Sis Chow POTOMAC IVER BoA. SOLED FOR “CERVELAMD.| ‘Iuctend of being confinel to Rew Vai, la-| elec tomes that the island was put in onder Of thy Diserict of Columbia, LEREBY GIVEN OF 3 eS ithaca yo that you will soon piers: pcieaitaa ls What Representative T. J. Campbell Says tn | Jisna and Counecticut, which are, of course, | £0" the Boliemia Ne mtd va ed CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Margland and Washington Fall Fall Overcoats are now in order. We hi peg ES nn Nene eee the principal points, the contest will be waged | cut of the way... = eee res Gent tae ae all kinds except the poor kind. 8 to #29. gus er ShEeoine: Representative T. J. Campbell of New York | With considerable vigor and with feeling of | “The 11 o'clock bulletin from Swinburne Island Charered by special act of Congress re of 10.6 Septem all Suits, in Double and Single-breasted 2 fae janxicty indifferent to history in Wisconsin, | wae as follows: No an ‘ sainnsniee | ter wo ante ties : alo oe ce SPECIAL NotiC says that Tammany iasolid for Cleveland and | tht, Wee Gettin te intory in Wiscon od as follows: “Nothing new on Bohemia, Jan. .186T.and acts of Oct..1800 and Feb.tsoz | bey Wand sthe pours of am and aherbc svgemibnpambarcs = STEAM CARPET CLEANING that all Mr, Cleveland’s friend: ing to | Dakota’ Macsachicctte, Michigan wine! | Sick patients still improving. The Scandia is jan. 1S0T.and | statis ete Hours of 18 nd rWéaballdaheds you Wo ccudasece, Toa fact familiar Sreivol Se foe the ca re cine 40 | Dakotn, Massachusetts, Michigan, Alabama, | seul dt anchor off ateantiee, ter cena to Se eer Gre AMO: Bisa at GEORGE SPRANSY, iuecneineases do their best for the success of the democratic | Tennessee, New Hampshire, Nevada, Nebraska, | jeere tor Baltimore today. She will unload ber <ALL SAA ORT EIONY tw m,“septe se28-3m_ 434 7th st. To alt. UMMER RESOWTs. party. “We are all united in New York now,” | Montana, Kansas and Vir cargo at that port.” safes fi Seach upw 5 f te! ‘AKERS. he enid, “and we are going to carry the state. | | The democratic hope in Iilinois—if itamounts | ““'be Siavonin of the Hamburg line, which ar- RBUEKABVEMMIEAnAVEreENRe Silver ware and valuables taken on deposit. =» LAY IN YOUR Ce ee a Our High-grade Creamery Butter, dircet from the Celpy The democratic majority in New York, Kings, | 1? bope—seems to be based on the fact that | rived this morning from Hamburg, had no Z <> ‘Ret onty can you save fro FOR SAUF (Houses). ies will pile up to | CY Succeeded in electing « United States Sen- | steerage passengers. The Diana of the same TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and ‘@ ton in buying your Coal no E UNUSUAL BARGAINS! = i ine | WANTED (Rooms). Queens and Richmond counties will pile up to and state treasurer the last time, and the | line was sighted this morning. The Gothia i iil alediemniea widiian tia Troint yertonal attention to all orders. Full | , se*enth business property is seldom off-red for | Churn, ta still proving one of the reatest trade win- | WaNTED (Situatlows over 90,000, New York city will, I believe, give | fact that the scho. estion is bothering the | expected to arrive today, _— brani selected, clean coal. “Order by mall ur ce frvaty can be Pingie dor te low prin l te hie lessees te Cleveland 75,000 majority. The best informed | republicans and propped up by the sanguine |" A dozen transatlantic steamers lay off the Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- ae ere one ont lekt easel cae. had. A trial secu: a ae | dispositions of Senator Palmer and the “bound- | upper quarantine stati ‘ing, the democrats in Brooklyn tell me that wo shail | (uepostions of Senator Palmer and the ~“bound- 2 sa aos Kisemach tae iraine t elegant piece of ground for snbdty' ovine, about M4XON, on tue 8 J. awes.’n.w.. including two good br! THE ENCAMPMENT STAR. ecutor, Administrator and Trustee—executes Trusts | Main Yard. 4th and fats. te. cae npr have 16,000 plurality there. As far as Mr. Hill, Branch, Caywood's, 9th and s | wy of over 22,000. Cross steamer De Ruyter, from Antwerp, the } _ 303m ; cae on the place? only SLL 000, Wee. a P is concerned, every one knows that he is a good »nsin, though earried by Harrison in °83 | France of the National line and the Menkeaoee SNYDER, Presitent alae erat pecarcas ace i Gare You see, we give you the reat stuf and doa't charge |, N° Ticher souvenir and no better record of | politician. Whether justly oF unjustly, he | by 21.000 plurality, elected Peck, democrat, | from Swansea, having been added to the liet DVER, Firet Vi Preah tent, | : sneatine: dimmanih tek witics: > DON CRIFICE : 4 the great gathering in Washington last week | would be held responsible if Cleveland were [seas ally Morano a The Hamburg steamer Bohemia remains in STON, Second vice Pres. ; youth and upwatel, cs s = v is 3 and if Clevel + electer i * oe — ; 9 steamboate ONES. Thind ice Pros isPompersofv| glaring yong new cwrtdent te not tat | you tency price. See ae oe re ee Shines dhnn the | Seca TOE Teo came ea ter ets | mont af tho nction of the ropeblicnns wits roi | Serena tn tan ower Bay 1 PAST Secretary. Sccuring tenants for save —— pines ja the windows. Using latye, handane Gaily desues of Tus Stan, Every number if | jet Cleveland bo beaten, and. hw does. notin: | #08 to compulsory education, The democrats | steerage parcenaers of teat Renae eee ne FITCH, FOX & BROWN. ani appearance of adwelling, but displays the | pr poNZ0 YOUNGS COMPANY, filled with illustrations and letter press of the | tend to. Noone need bother about Mr. Hill | Tesard the school issue as still alive, and base | the bay to Ellis Island at 10 o'clock this mora. _ Beit i iund taste of the owner NGS COMPANY, is 3 ing the histori- | 2" his friends. They are the folks I'm think- | theit hopes in thestate upon Peck'svictory. Ras- | ing. bl Tf youre buildiny let wx give you am esti. Fira erence character covering the RUWT 15S ical Gen T day the duabendieace united | *ell'election as governor of Massachusetts in — fatthow G, Be MOUSEREEERS Ba ete eet arity ower than thely M- OUF | 49g Ninth Street, Bet. Dand E. 1t_| cal events, memories of which were revived by | ni tarueste* ’ "90, and Cleveland's supposed popularity in the VIOLETS, BUT NO CRAPE, Fitting out or replenishing with me : : state encourage the democrats to make a fight Handler o7 Glass, the great reunion, as well as the happenings of = Pada a there. Harrison carried New Hampshire in "$8 of Mourning Were 3 : cmuna . each day graphically reported. The papers| THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT. by two thousind two hundred and odd plurality, |" """ the Late Home of Gen. Blasted, John F. Rodgers, : A WISE MO’ a : 8 S = jut in "90 the republican candidate for gover : ark. (iy 30) Thomas It Jones CROCKERY. * r=" Hf you ars thtiking of moving from sour FESATEMVAT, ocrouer 1, ove ised during the week form a complete history | Over ey, ae sak —— Ascended Tt} or was elected by only 99 plurality, and now it | PEEKSKILL, Sept. 29.—Gen. Husted’s remain. GLASS WARE and Ine, with modern conveniences and apartin en é of this memorable gathering. Tur Star for i cn nee enenen. | is claimed that the fight between Senators | lay in state here until 11 o'clock this morning. Fiveuty me Nould be ‘well for you to examine the se: itores will be closed until 5:30 p.m. the week beginning Monday, September 19, will | Thitty thousand two hundred and six people | Gallinger and Chandler and the unpopularity | Quite a large number of citizens had reviewed ; ecnereantet iasonaies Sion, erase semeeaionge, salle pakesitie tale — o se in| Meended the Washington monument during | of ex-Senator Blair, whom the republicans have | the remains upteGattien Thus aun ae BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASSO- Will find at our store acompiete stock of the 'y room ‘ire aud airy. well luchted.” lanes wit, RAEN & c0.°8 be mailed, postage prepaid, to any address in| 0 ciont busiest dave at the A. TR. encamp- | nominated for Congress, may lose the state to mourning emblems about the house, erape be- = best class from which to select. Inall box. privatetollts Janitor'sservies, ee Unis ier tee the United States, outside of Washington, for | ment period. Of this number 5,640 were lifted | tHe ?ePublic wg den gre prem iy | ing entirely absent from the door, In ita stead ‘SOS. ent 0 o8 6 oF. x. M. W. BEVERIDGE, $48 ver TOCTOR & PROCTOR, fifteen cente, to the top in the elevator and 24,566 walked up | Nebraska, lost to the republicans on account of | i# a large wreath of holly and violets suspended WASHINGTON. D. C., ee 215 F st. and 1214 st. se21 907 G ST. NW. m2 the stairway. Wednesday, the day after the | the third party movementand thesilver question. | from the door bell. (tors the ftiowine investments tote natrone: Bee ivetlentions are telad mais tio tho tnju ‘OWN.D.C,| Govenxuest Receipts Topay.—Internal | parade, was the largest day of the period—| Whether the democrats or the people's party | The funeral service this afternoon will be per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. The rious effects of Potomac . Which, in our @ of name of | revenue, €450,1: ustoms, $764,439, 9,020 people ascending. The statistical fiend | tte to have the pluraiity they are not particu- | conducted by the family pastor. The Rev. Leo fall snofint deposited, with interest, may be wit! Srinionam awe b ia can easily pier 107 of tne law of as inikés some’ calelatites (epee hess gaa bar fo state, and probably do not care greatly. Lagquer Boafora will also be in attendance and vat guess. Your health demai of the commis- : kes 01 p es. larrison’ carried Colorado say a few wi Re dat ser cmenes aoigeth eictihantee Genet Bprlas are enh, | spelt ‘of* win: WU'Moiier owner the mare of | SECRETARY Euxrxs bas returned to the city.) striking an average he says the total weight of | Nevale be Lo, d ‘The men who” will serve as dalle aan fon Sfegulaear a the steam ropeller “Zeta,” tonnae, 19.00; 1 a es peop 200, "90 th bearers at 3 _— ee re cra ee ee for ty. | Bumber, 26) Bs rebuilt, Hie, been ‘thane tee Ni. | Tum Conconn has arrived at Colon and re- peasy intr =e ane caer areal | reyes ey x commends Richard A. Mecueant Se eee Dopey Spar cent per annem where the deposit is not with- 7 mt aaper ae Finer for norge 790° | changed, ORAS TS ATS Sil eo," | ports all quiet. 2 s and they have a notion that Montana may go | ertson, Henry B. Archer of Yonkers, John B. Scnctusmmeageenn School Books for all schools, Medical Books at 20 | 4,82 $5597 dug Bier for ax, bee. PRR FL poe 5 Se. | in one elevator load to the top of the monu- | democratic this fall. They rather expect, teo, | Dutcher, LV. Baker, jr., Chas. Raymond, Jokm Sorthchlery can borrow @1.000 forthe emall sm | per cent discount. Chautauqua Mosk Special | O14 14th stm. a aries | Bae POMEROY DUPLICATON WILL MORE | ‘Tae Barzywone and Charleston have arrived | wet drole Soe Se Sa 1, | hat the alliance will knock out the republicans B. Westbrook, 1. Walter Webb, Jobn M, Touoey, 19248, having wiht Fours to repas it, at RMA WS hetpe thaw Day -y yon | at San Diego. e people were stacked in piles on each | in North Dakota. in W. Vrooman and Heni Fermonth eer Sia hount ene ie veactice at 1016 Tet, now. | areeecting out wan pened: cirewiars, , NEWMAN | at San Diego, others shoulder's they would make 288 stacks as | It may be alittle difficult for the average | All the school children of the lty will Mine Commpare this with the expenses of all other associa- aathes = WER = 7th st. new. slp. Ci Coane “@ f the War De- | High as the monument itself. politician to guess what it means, but the demo- | both sides of South street ae the funeral core tens. ‘The largest stock in the city and prices the lowest. <aq=> PREPARE FOLK COLD WEATHER. ‘mire Cyenk Tweevate of the War | If thestacks, were then stretched on the | trate are making preparations fora very hard | oge passes. > capaee Wiveae aa Sama eo acon Don't wait until snow is upon the ground be- SCHOOL BOOKS Partment is confined to his’ home by illness. | ground, bend ahd heels together, they would | fight im Ole. , vaissesilisaamiags a waber Ez, 3 fore buying winter tinderwet= : + | make a string over thirty miles long, or two- coed Ieee Have, it ready jor, the ira frosiy morning Pe ate eeoes en acna. Mn Hernvny, controller of the currency, | thirds of the distance from Washington to Bal | _, REPUBLICAN TOPrS 1x SOUTHERN sTaTES. a ee ee eee Our fenres show we offer the most favorable terms and save @ spell of sickness aud possibly a big le The fact that Cleveland carried Tennessee in om loans and dercaits, anlour securities being three WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, detore U e th oe A lari. stok at the lowest prices, has resumed his official duties after a brief | rr Eee: A 3 ime | 1888 by « plurality of ‘more than 19,000 does not | T#¢ Rumor Being Circulated About the Big Tienes the value of the loan and the loan being repaid ra mame Underwearsone line Selioo! Blank Books and Station sheence inimew Sou sod deoita ea een ere eres [dp a the republicans in the hope that the eres! Monthly makew the security still better each month, | €26 2 one-hfty per garment 3 tava te eee and ste es id tine reach- ‘oura epubl a vay ear thee a ee z — 2 sf ing | M8 from the monument te Alexandria and two | third party movement may so burt t prio Prrtspvas, Pa., Sept: 29.—A well-founded eee temtinsecn sams : TEEL'S, Men's Belongings, eveceaatee en eee nacrogating | miles further down the Potomae, or a distance | erats in the state na t0 give the elector were to | FUmOr is in’ circulation in Homestesd today on HARRISON DINGMAN, President. 925 Pa. ave. aves x ounces was offe: for sale to the | of eight miles. Harrison this full, In the same way they have | that the big plant of the Carnegie Steel Com- Ws H0GE he © DANIEL, See EEE Spx TO WHOM IT MAY Co —— 418 9th st. ow. ‘Treasury Department today, and of this amount a an idea that they may possibly get the electoral | pany will shut down in all departments US stares aereprxe AND Loa A880. | FEF SENT peoartioent, ot toor. | Saheim parwstner, oft : 00 ounces, were Durchaed. a4 follows A Great Paper, vote of North Carolina, overcoming Cleveland's | Pa" w z ‘ Jookin: P id relia! rag Php lea: fob hy 100,000 at 0.8368, 65,000 at $0.83' ‘he gor this i 188s plurality of 18,000. They express the be- | york The 25-inch armor plate ae ernment having purchased the amount of silver | ran shone resplendently | Hef thst they could carry Alabame also if they | definitely closed down today and the men paid required by law for the current month no far- | x - | could guard against fraud. The democrats are | of ci the company refuse to talk ther offers will be considered until Monday, | during Grand Army week and daily served up| somewhat amious about - Tenmemes, ‘The From the York, Pa., Dis; Tue Wasmixarox Methodist bury iaality, Conzressional centers. Thos! ute assortment of fibricn Guaranteed work | tme to remove their own dead will ay CITATION, 1313 F st., Washington, D.C. ii es. $100, payable in monthiy imstallnents, | vaehcyate ia ald prota and mature iat | <q SKIP THIS, TF NOT A LADY. pan Ose ne. = = Sade z ae =| puch Maanbarem lity in West Virginia | (estions make jit appear that the report months sees aur oe WS. THOME: Chat lady hasn't heart of Mandelborg's Matsh- | October 3. ti to its readers in the most graphic style fall de- | Ro=mal democratic SS aor terest om money Jepostte tn any amonnt. | coe giant Erwin, | 2eoe BW. DUNN, arin al tee os alee aoe ae ee Navat Onvens.— Commander John 8, | tails of the events of cach day. Ite columns | ing toorersome it ouch thes Bene a ee fe es am per cent tntereat paid om special dapanite | Manncacturini tations aid Clothiers. | jg-gss WASHINGTON "JO Jour hnsband we have | « NAY m & an ted the | ceeded since "72. Cleveland had a plararity of ‘on Two Millions on a Foreign Sult. pe mowen = oe =STAWYERS’ BRIEFS! BRIEFS! | DF Shawte ibe recel ved for Si) ere ncaa |papicane | tend ests Genco storms cey in te | ere, Et ceree Yau ne aie (tlh Souls et cae | eee eee the republicans profess con-| Cranxevitis, Texx., Sept. 2--W. A. Pree = Cc. TH Re sna of every, dqecciotion. ‘bak conqctalty | SXEFER arnt peitiiece upto | Pathe latest walking hat for Indies is the “Knox” | bureau of navigation and granted leave of ab- | leading generals and participants in the great | fidence of their ability to carry the state this | man, farmer in very moderate circumstances, taco AVENSER, | Briefe, Petitions, hecords, ke. printed e nett cad NDAY. Ci gi cratehenp Tyrolean ( op), all shades, # | sence for one year, Passed Assistant Surgeon | war and of points of interest inind around the | Year by reason of the efforts of Mr. Elkins and | has received » letter from Wm. Lord Moore, « a Shock Buch lowrstrates “BYRON 5. ADAMS, PRINTE! ‘aaa. ‘under wrand stand. - SES ae Eugene P’. Stone, detached from the 3 pa eae | & protection sentiment in parts of the state. it Real Estate and Stock Broker, ‘Telephone 900. SEE Lith st as | Side wi ia ‘exclusive poogeeta NOYLVAN : the teporting of tas: relist ‘and (Gn | national capital, with varied historical sketches |" Wie‘ nienueconcede bat tanien per- Jewser_ an Landon, informing him that a sit Avantic Building, a Petes at sage BS ECULIVE COMMITTEE ia eee turn home and granted tw ¥ jot Great interest, It was a superb paper and | fectly enfe democratic states, aggregating 139 | hed been given in his favor which will — Willard’s Hote) We had aman tell usyes- Passed Assistant Surgeon Louis W. Atlee, de- | worthy of preservation, neither time, tfouble | “lecteral votes. The democrats concede but | ©*900,000. . =>LET THE BOYS ENJOY THEMSELVES. terday that he didn’t know tached from the receiving ship Independence | id ing ple > | the same number pf absolutely certain repub- RE NTS! INVESTMENT SECURITIES. | ie og re waco a ad ordered to the Pinta. assed Assisiant | nor expense being sparedinitsmake-up. Those | lican states, aggregating 12) electoral vont Senator Mills No Better. 9 and Grain bought and sold for cash or Peery ee ete hesncen eh he Cetonien ikca at the Goxiantl # ie z Surgeon Fred N. Ogden, detached from dutyin | who were unable toget to Washington during the | _ The tliree historically doubtful states—New | Constoaxa, Tex., Sept. 29.—Senator Roger - wlan = | & Jeffery Miz. Co. the tire that isso favorably Luowh Spades eee connection with the intercontinental railway | York, Connecticut and’ Indiana—bave between | Q. Mills’ condition has not impro' rors an) seid in New York or New Orleans. proviter pon entrain ae fn Amecan. ie " features of the sts. nw. Who is at fan! commission and ordered to the receiving ship | great events of the cncampment, and were for-| thmm fifty-seven votes. The republican states ved = Rommerean ys and strength. Waite ands mothca ‘of self eripping, to the rin thet Isitthe man, The Star or Indepemtence, , Gunner Patrick, Lynch, ‘de-| tunate enongh to have copies of Tux Stan | which the democrats regardas doabiful enough | wan pss Gnck On Gabe oes 2. Bacde & C . New York Stock Exchanse We ofer Raymond's Popular Exten-| waves the wore of rosette haat Coico Give!’ We sully tached from the naval magazine at Dover, N.J., |" to warrant a contest aggregate eighty-two Sew York Cotten Rartam sion Koller Skates, etther aliclataps or | Wes tae "itn treat ie wiigitiy corrwented and well thin bres ine ince and ordered to duty at the New York navy | during those days, ean have almost as good an voc. ‘The three southers state whick the re] _ SEDALIA, Ixp., Sept. 29.—The Missouri State ~ghenggy * 7 ens — wits straps, composition wheels, at $1.25 | CUculated to prevent the side-slipving tendency of a yard. | Gunner Cernclins Cronin, detached | idea of the grand demonstration as if they bad | publicans speak of as doubtful have forty | Fair Association bas made public the program sete Ha Se tee ee ae per pair. ete tate Ata, hy 802.) puree From the training ship Monongahela and of-| i565 on the ground, We congratulate Tan | votes, and Michigan, whose electoral celine? | Sor the fall tretting snesting, St comprions aln- ae ee . There are other makesof extension GOLMULLs & JEFFERY MFG.co.. @. WARFIELD sIMPson, dered to duty at the naval magazine at Dover, | bee? o oo sai will be divided, has fourteen votes to distribute | teen events, including the races records =n , skates, Which sell for less, but are not | _€20 a = N. J. Andrew Harmon, ordered to the training | Stax on its big hit. between the two parties, by Nancy Hanks and Martha Wilkes for pm lll open br to Le compared with these, as these are Cor. 12th and Feta. 2. w. #029 | ship Monongahela. iin etd ee eas ae ae ca riuintat ammo Geregating $1,000. On October 38 Dotle will fully worth #1.50. AIMING FOR A BIG TRADE. =e 1 i 300 sets of Composition Skate Wheels, Teen #23 Nuitins ny Justiy be clawed | Pgngosat.—Carl Fraiye of Austria, J. H. Praise for The Star's Work. AT THE WHITE HOUSE. drive Martha Wilkes over the kite track to beat nly per Set of S wheels. ith other tailors’ and $35 line. We are lower <d From the Brooklyn Times, ee her record of 2.08 and on lowing day He ia eh er Ski See nova. py ena ‘Overcoatings also. Bartlett of Roanoke, O. D. LaDow of New York, a The President May Attend the Celebration | send Nancy Hanks to beat her record. For the oft yes dro Peace Bher cc ‘nt live of Trouseriues at €6. $7 and 88. : + | ‘The attitude of Washington toward the en- oa loeage xhibitions which Martha and Nancy will give low as #1 an1 Various other finer grades Onor about September 24 we will move Weave them as low-as $5 and as bigh as $6 |B. A. Elliott of Pittsburg, J. fen Young of " in New York. © jons Naney up to the Suest at 8 : he latter being the best that coine. York | campment of the Grand Army is well illus- ident i the association will pay Mr. Doble €5,000. F to our New Store, 1111 Pa. ave. n.w. (fore th ing Kentucky and Geo. W. P. Knott of New York ‘The President is somewhat encouraged at the pests | on0m, ° " J. FRED GATCHEL (late of Keen are at Willard’s——C; H. Baughman of Fred- trated in the excellent treatment given the cere- | improvement in Mrs. Harrison's condition jere Hardware.” ‘merly occupied by the late H. D. Barr). 408 12th st. n.w., next to James ¥. Davis’ Sons. erick, Md., E. W. Gi nfield, N. J.. and A zi = 2 g ; monies by Tae Wasmixoctox Stan. Every day | since her return to Washington, | COR. 11TH AND G STS. N. W. 225 | sett am SNYDER & WooD. sel4-Sm, Sam Cassidy of Minneapolis are at the Ran-, ™° y ag low Liatedd bs . SOF USE TO ALL. hte ready to | SML——J. 8. Corey of New York, Geo. W. | this week the paper has appeared in issues of B. sense oameamiince ibaa igirinaniiniisadinioniian ¢ Edison phonograph is rea ¥ 2 N. Elli ed a rare SESPOLL PRESS SCHES FOI HIRE FETT aN ees ae eee: | Nuey Willikms of the nave, ACY Herts | fF0m twenty to thirty pages, profusely ilius- Samet = WM, GARNER, SGTON, DC. REPT 101m tate speeches if « puilliclan, se. none, 118 | Nichols of Idaho Se A meee ms J. | trated with portraits and views, Not only the Stick slealt _ OO Tht. Bw. The annual mcetine uf the stockholders of | }pinister, news orresponden: nao Carlin of Brooklyn, J. H. Connolly of Spring: | great features of the veterans’ meeting, but Seach ols a Sap Ese nine, oamy “docation sane | deaeuzet: Mptaes it alas, any and at He | eld, Edward C. Lyon of Morristams and c ¢ | © ae wi med EMIS G. VEWRSBURY, JNU WOOD. "Fal supply some | obice ot ths arerctary. DAC ate es on MONDAYS | go Paypamranlh | Seuton trial’ Rented or sold, Foster of Indianapolis are at the Riggs.——8, | €ven the minor incidents, have been pleasantly faites) ~~): oe Satinfution waarantee!. oa Gigs 1 forthe lectin” gf ne "dirctors: | CO! RETA FHOROGRAPH Go oe Rw. it W. Hervchiield of Helena, f8 Hepburn of treated and preserved for future reference. WIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., “Geer now tor tusute deliveries | Bertone 8. "Fiease atten Business of port | —g>SOUTHERN Simmons of New York and E. H Campbell of | This week's file of Tux Stan will amount to CNKERS AND i | neg ie Datos the ist owns, Secretary. ‘To Historic and Picturesque Red Sulphur Springs, W. Va. re at the Arling x j =>DR. REULING HAS RESUMED HIS ton. james I. Kay and Robert D. Totten of READY ae BH BAST TESMEASES Pitteburg, E. T. Callister of Live 1, England, YOUMANS,"NEW YORK, Joth st. n.w., one di On OCTOBER & P.G. Bowman of Alabama and J. Fred Acker-’ as aussie pbs ‘tka Geode Wnaheeb. ridaye frou: 2 to j FALL STYLES HATS. xD a : man of New York are at the Shoreham.——Dr. : z 4 _ ‘From the Norfolk Landmark. Porter of Pittsburg and ex-Senator Bruce and a Also complete stock FeP ACTION. WISHING ALL OF OUR MA- ‘Ten days in the Switzerlznd of Americe and the W. B. Gi — = —— ‘Tue Wasmmotox Evewrna Stan, always | vo friends, Nephone—S45. | DERBY AND SOFT HATS chines to give the highest dewree of satiafac- BEAUTIFUL WATAUGA VALLEY. returned after a nt vacation.——-Edward ‘ red ys ‘The President's collection of queer was aces oe Hon We pticuliy cation thone havine ld open ot = B, Canfield and P. Anthony Morris have Just | one of the most interesting and well-edited as | igual tits reareieg Bo ao e e = - LARGEST STOCK CANES AND UMBRELLAS. here tiaiat the COMPA’ SORTICE. whore none | Famous as the rendezvous of Sevier (the hero of | Feturned from Horse Heads, N: Y-, where road | Well as most enterprising of our contempora- | Mr. Henry Grabau pf Tex. It con- j JAMES Y. DAVIS" SONS, Stil chargee Haug tap teehee tides to ental eit | King’s Mountain), the death place of Presideid Amdrow nay mare app emer ioel in Peta ries, has greatly distinguished itself and even | sists of lead- sketch one — a rete EET ENS ILSON MFO. Co.. Jchaon and he early manhood scenes of President | Dr. Murray has returned from his summer ve- | surpassed all former achievements in ite pre- mare ONS FERDERS: | VTE aT iRhet aw. | Andrew Jackson, cation. eA Giicintitee Go Fintan bet Bre St, OG QF TRUSSES IN THE ‘An opvortunity to visit Cloudland, the next highest —_>-——_. sentation of vetavang layed erage : ‘chanves, sreatly Prices peak east of the Kocky mountsins; Cranberry, the Department Changes celebration now on at the cepital. Tux fist 20 pire Gy SEMAN, famous Iron Ore Mines; the Gorge of Doe River, # cliff ages vt eae PEN —— =, ere ; Albert F. Helliwell of Minnesota, William W. | Stan is one of the brightest in the newspaper of ks standi: Perpendicular 1,000 + Bre oh NT DAIGEING AT, POPULAR | Granite Beds of Doe liver; Collins Hill, from whose | Wright of Texas, Samuel 8, Baker of Nebraska, of 3 ft the most beautiful s : E: pg ae y}eu now read, ‘Suits | summit most Panorama in the south is | William F. Carter of North Carolina, George J. Cabinet Grand Upright Pianos, | BURNS & OO. Berriner, fe!) jame, rosewood and fancy wood | ORL st Dw PB Rakes "The route is throuzh the famous Shenandoah Valley | Kelley of lows, George E. Harris of Missouri quien, ouch os ooh, mahogany. Bc., which we are now | ATS—CHILD'S CLOTHING. | and the battlefleldsof the laie war. Nearly entire trip ailing 2 $900, minde by weverai jromicent makera | Dv sariy with your boys and look, throweh our im. | PY aayliht, Ths be positively the fret tive this offer has ever bem * ‘assortment of Children's Clotling.. Prices SETAE SITIES: gy 2Teee 402 MILES AND RETURN FOR 910, rane pride Long tive, Hlegact silk plusis stool and cover ‘4 Suit any mother could wish | rnetuding expense of meals down and one night in the MD eee plane Fully guarantend fur 5 yeare You Wewemenaiactgrre 10 %be Hower ula others Twin City, Bristol. which les.on both sides of the - SEMA! + ‘treinia-Tenneseee line. Fver wear « pair of our celebrated 83.50 Car Sin and Exe. now, This is the third excursion of the Co-Operative Town — Shoes? They're utade in a variety of shapes 0026-0 __Manntacturine Clothicts and Tatlors._| Company to its new and growing town. ‘The cost of. for ladies aud contlemen. Did you ever Be a Give Rou hA EOE CO | round wip ty 42.45 lene than roruler fare one way. W..G. Mezzenorr & C Wish that you misht finda patr of Shoes 801 Oth at. n.w. (nue. corner Hat), bie cimnciers ou which would be perfectly comfortable from , Coal contracts have been made allowing liberal dis- REL, SMITH, 2 i Sra N.W. the moment sou first put them on until — | conte Sate Fall ‘on 122u axv G Sis N.W they mere worn cat? This i» what maxes | Frushind wt our ofep or ty toe tectors ad agents: Amitant Secratary Co-Operative Town Company. © ‘Shoe yourare looking —$—_____S i Aitagiic building. "eat -0 pong aetna: Laat 2 ix ALL a midowr i ofcempioe ee s rR cal ly HOW ABOUT penta eed See om 1309 F ST. SW. P lr Invites special attention to her lango stvek E ‘i . of FALL MILLINERY, whieh is new com- a8 Inceter Sin! a ‘lets tm all departinemts + Wausox & Carn, e All express! ot Leurel, af IMPORTED BONNETS and HATS of 9 ¥ ST. WW Adie cae . ot, a ee Ee Mowing cede scpeciaty. = etT e2Gtf 4 and GW. Laltimore street. ue