Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1892, Page 1

ert a ail ete THE EVENING STAR. T2OL Fearsyivania Avense, core: 11th 3. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company. | 3 a H_RAUPPMAN Prevt New York (ice, $8 Potter Billing | Ra See eee ea Me | wt Ca . eltaiges! = = SSSS.SSSSSSSS909090.0 NE SSS Vor 81, No 20,385. WASHINGTON, D. ©. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1892. TWO CENTS. SSS SS tm DYNAMITE IS’ USED. Latest Chapter in Homestead’s His- tory of Violence, CHARLEY MITCHELL SENT 10 PRISON. imposing Funeral of Renan, the French Writer. —— — — — — — ae __|____ SPECIAL NOTICES. 1: SPECIAL NOTICES. ___| Washington News and Gossip. hen hnetttaaas dD eons SEWERS, LionTs axp waren. | ee a | Caancxs OF FRAUD MADE. ,» METROPOLITAN MANILEA CIGARS. ‘THERE. WILI. BE A MEET! ee Senator Faulkner Thinks It Will Go to Mr. | Capt. Lusk’s Estimates for the Expenses of “ - | ‘in a ‘Seon << 2 Esupion comanittes of Index to Advertisements. Cleveland, His Department. ——— (Closed and Argu. a heh prec Ae baie ok 9. pleut, 'Snittee we “ravounmend he | pastacten RRS MICA “It has always been customary for republi- | qm ppiataenaae | USING DYNAMITE aT momeernaD, ~consilered ail membersare| sweet, METROPOLITAN MANTLE CIOARS FRANK BLat eee, | NEW WORK PROTOSED DURING THE comIxo as L.W. RITCHIE, President | — BEQH’ Ther are © cgmbinaticn of | 5 Aso aFECLLE oomiat cans to carry West Virginia right up to election | ve4y rye watz INTERCEPTING SEweEns— |IUPGE MILLER LIMITED THE ORATORS TO BAL | A Terrific Explosion Secrwiary, oot | if made of all. Manilia and milder | f Saint Joun's Lode 1). FAA. | ATT’ . day,” said Senator Faulkner toa Stan reporter 5, EXTENSION OF ELECTRIC LIGHTING—THE| 4¥ HOUR EACH, BUT THEY MANAGED TO SAT | of Non- [ = an VERMANENT | NUILDING than if made of all Havana. A bappy | OC; eI this afternoon. The Senator was looking fora! 414, siecle wait Grains: A GOOD DEAL IX THE TIME ALLOTTED THEM. | fa c tober “ i... for the purpose o : 2 & CO. Whgiesale Tobacconists, a pa hp POF ~ Car recreative novel at a book store, and ashe = Sram: Curtal . ed id: + bi % PUnskLig [5 Waapquaxtx wn ie 3.0, FL turned over the stock said: “The republicans| Capt. James L. Lusk, assistant engineer com. SCHOOL BOOKS OF Ets Ds —SATTENTT — OF THE are making a great campaign in our state, and | missioner, today tranemitted to the Commis- - | pet Pimiocrsts Spsuttion Ol nent | Dawrierny 20 far aa I can seo have left nothing undone | sioners a detailed account of his estimates for at thelr ne tty 4 a gasigee Praline When the hearing of the assault case of Liewt. Homestead with dynamite this morning. Ne Amise wae resumed this morning before Judge one was hurt, but the house was badly damaged | Miller there was the usual large audience im an4 the occupants badly frightened. st former of and 4s st, | EDUCATIONAL that would contribute to their success. Money| the support of his department, embracing jcourt. Among them were many police officers, | Mir. Marron keeps the boarding house. She EXCURSIONS, &c. has been and is being lavishly used, but we are G JAMES L. NORRIS, President. | PINANCTAT, were, street lighting and water service, during | Who were deeply interested in the macseeed — | used to live in this city, but went to Homestend Bas? z = . meeting every advance with an organization | the next fiscal year. ° the trial of their superior officer. It was al some time ago. Ailof her boarders were non THE VIRGINIA, DEMOORATIC A886; | FOR RENT jae that seems to be perfect. It will be impossible | For salaries in the office he asks for an appro- | 10:30 o'clock when the regular business of the union workers in the Homestead mil, and par benn. ave. Speaking | POR RENT (OMe). : for our antagonists to import # single vote be-| priation of €80,840 and for salaries in the | Ourt was concluded and the jury was called. gore were thirty-five of them. The dining ih KMARPER, Secretary.” | FOR RENT (Rooms) | tween now and November 8 We are not | sewer division $26,790. Lieut, Amiss, dressed in the uniform of the | room yas on the fizrt oor and the sleeping ‘ t ce | wih Prank A ¥F sta. 3 a FOR RENT (Horses) police department, occupied a chair near the « webs at. 2. 3, | - Sreiay meeting 5s pay NES: FOR RENT (Stables) SEWERS. it P rooms on the second. In the front of the bouse, fest Virginia cannot be bought, Sun a0 maaDe SC | to | POR RENT (Stores, For cleaning and repairing sewers and | JO'Y and beside him sat his counsel. ured as the dining room, were large show win- CS ee edtiogd capitation and ther matters of interest. | FOR RENT (Altostlaneous) : Te ee cern eT? | stan MENA Sec gaping coekcaseel ana POLICEMAN SULLIVAX'S TESTIMONY. dows, for the firet floor had been built fore jew Ialllee whe have heen boving your su r Soha ues nthe District invited. | POR SALE (Bicycles)... Sao | epesche eet pe Oy ele yteston |tuanthcheukodwers, 661,000; or wain and pe |, Mounted Policeman Thomas Sullivan was the stone One of the side windows had been broken meats made in New York, London or Paris by 5 rae - peter lorees sad Veuicies for twanipaave mace: ‘There is erect inkins: | ovate, GISAMN or ane sewers, $221,-| frst witness sworn. He was called by the de- | for some time, and it was through this that the the very same styles and equal satisfac ion st fn CAE A ISITATIONS. sy wtaite- | FOR SALE (Late) tion of a close contest, but I feel sure we shall | $15; for relief sewers, €117,542: for main inter- | fense and was questioned by Mr. Shillington. perpetrators of the deed worked. = NINTH SERIES ‘Sip guestes und pousthty lass expense of ua. tions for the present term will beheld at Soueer Coun. | FORSALE (Misceliancous) win. There is a strong array of oratorical | cepting sewers, $573,500; for gauging sewers | On the day of the parade he was detailed at 15th | J wax? o'clock this morning when the car- HZEME" EQUITABLE BUILDING Ass0- Mine. Classen of New York and H. Pohiman | cil, No. 1. THIS (Friday) EVENING, v'ciober?, | FOR SALE (Pianos) 3 & % k | and rainfall, $2,500; for condemnation of rights | street and Pennsylvania avenue. ‘ridge was thrown through this window inte the CIATION of who are in charge of our Ladies’ = | 3 os OL I fh al Conneljears Spay Tagore’ 10 be presen, HEALTH RESORTS us, but we are | of way for the construction, maintenance and | There was no trouble there until the rope was | dining room. It struck the floor and « terrifie GEORGETOWN, D.C. Tatloring Department, are origina! desizners. wereign secretary. 3 | | repair of public sewers, 810,000, or so much | knocked down, explosion followed. All the windows were with rare artistic taste and fitters of undeniable sews HA % | 4, What is the general outlook? Very good, in- | thereof as may be necessary; for one machine | Witness was on duty where the ambulance | broken and « large bole torn in the floor, HALL, 38T AND M STS. Fashion plates and fabrice now on dis- ig aula of Baltimore, | LECTURES | decd. If the election were to take. ns to- | for testing construction materials. $5,000; for | passed through number of times | through which many things were buried into the neeasitgttn gets idencen | _ US Putesen second Seer. aight pO ey TA 5 | morrow Cleveland would be successful beyond tencieg — Hooton $3,000; for anto- “Did. you receive any orders from Lieut, | cellar sap Beng h kee Shares. one dollar per share per | ** S aetrat a ; he would carry New York | syphons for sewers, $10,000. Amiss?” asked Mr. Shillington. own be 09 ee | en ee ae i SABOMIGA SPECIAL GOMMONIER: CORE... ; How things will look efter the| _ The following Hat is ealmitged in compliance | Ser gat’ Mt. Shillington. | Satie to the Soe hon | Artist Tailor to Menand Women. oo? ‘tion of Columbia. 0. OR | republicans begin to spend money no one can, With the paragraph of the current appropria- | by me several times and told me to be careful , Wost intense excitement followed. SASINO CIGAR: Mr bite ‘Senetuary, No: 40076 | MEDICAT. ers. Folks who are figuring on democratic | tion bill, which provides “that the Commis- and not burt anrbody with me hore The boarding houre, kuown as the Mansion = a Potober, 8, et 1 ofcloek p.m. | MISCELLANEOUS... | discord in New York are grievously in error, | soners of the District of Columbia shailem-| “Did Lieut. Amiss try to keep the crowd | House, was soon eurrouyded by officers and the eens eae CA Consenbuch, WA full attendances | NONE! WANTED AND TO LOA for ali symptoms of disaffection have disap. | brace in their estimates of appropriations for | beck? 7 | militars was called out." In the excitement and Cafino: of domestic “man. | reguesiea.” Mambery other lodges fraternally in: | POTN . peared. Tommans knows it is on trial before the support of the government of the District es, sir,” replied witness. “He motioned darkness the perpetrators excaped. The strike oO focture, gf the best American , white | Viled. By order of the W: M | NOTARIES PUBLIC. 4 | the country. The test is lovalty to Cleveland | of Columbia for the fiscal year 1894 estimates | to the crowd several times to keep back.” | leaders claim that the deed was performed by Pome eg Ft P ii S = | OeNIGLin Bones | and Tammany is standing right up to the rack. | for all ofiicers, overseers, inspectors, clerks and | Witness did not see Fowler etrcck, | Others than strikers, ‘They say that it has been SEAS gist made of the ape, gual fn | Se Throw OF THe CATFED At ites, | POTOMAG RIvEN OA | Personal considerations no longer disturb and other employée, except day laborers, other SIRE. abies om 3uR onan, | done with the purpose of keeping the soldiers MAROG Seeees, Socnase mate | = Headquarters Commandery of the PIANOS AND ORGANS. there is absolute unanimity in behalf of the | then those now specially appropriated for, fee cleaner mann ¥. KLEE & CO., Wholesale Tobacconists, 587 16th st. uw. rains Curtains. LAWYERS’ BRIEFS, 90 CENTS. here, and aleo to again change publi platen ticket. | whom they deem necessary to an efficient and | Lieut. Amiss was then sworn, and he said he | tayorable to the Carnegie firm. economical execution of the appropriations for | bad been on the police force for twenty-three - > which they may submit estimates for sewer, | years. He has been a lieutenant six years, and SENTENCED TO PRISON, arn bie. Washingtos. D. 0. , October 7, 1892. he following le promulgated for the information jone: “Military Order of the Lora e+e EBRBGCEESIF ISTH eIEIE . I Lesion street or road work or the construction and re- | prior to holding this office he was se it for ee cates gbriote, retitions, Riera ear he Cnited Stator, pair of buildings and bridges orany other work, |Lient years. = Tecan’ fF | Charley Mitchell, the Pugilist, Given Twe ten BO centee page, os: ALS pritter, sai ey my” 9 Nori, Reported Firing Upon an American Con- | specifring the number of persons to be so em-| "On ike day of the Grand Army parade he| Months for Amaulting an Old Man. wae ei ‘a er) ert ‘October 6, 1 eul—Dispatches From Admiral Walk: oe i inca cer v2 Aintewery oe | bad charge of the street trom 14th street and | Loxpox, Oct. 7.—Charles Mitchell, the pugi- war a “BCO (HE TOWN. ine Sec asdanee me fo Be. 2 | UNDERTAKERS A cablegram to the New York World todwy | Of compensation to each” io an ae” Fe Nema ori evenUe | ist, was today convicted on the charge of re- to S07 It The Yew York Commandery of the | WANTED (Help) from La Guayra vis Curacoa says: Excitement | i ‘eatat wimcaey, $F? | Loyat Legion har secured Wes Gooree ine Gaited | Wanna - be 7: SEWER DIvISIOX. \the corner of 15th street and premelemamete ‘Sialle® "Re recornlzed | Seep House: No. 16, West Slat Stzoct, this | was ou ueben st te Guar, United States Con-| One assistant engineer, $1,500: 1 rodman, | Pennsylvania avenue because trom there be * purpose pe Comypensens o a lip C. Hanna been fired at from the . could see both . He had forty-five men > {CHOLSO ri | the dra visit Now York on t f $780; 1 axman, $650; 1 Observer and computer, | ¢ ee Lo ed | the featfritles conpected with the Columbian Colebras | : ott Fi Tomiie! practice. Office hours, ®to 12 tign on the Toth, Lith and 12th fuscant. ec. eee t ted tbat you convey thie laformation, ag Hatters," lest this late date, to. the. member mmahdery. The guns of a Veneznolan warship while ona visit | 1 509, 1 assistant observer and cofaouter, | UNder him. At roli call he cautioned bis men | was admitted to bail. : : : eects to Macuto in a private boat. ° Fortunately, the | @799, 1 drawehinean et i frei jto be careful about using their clubs and however, the magistrate refused to = pbasees = 73 ‘ 200. ag ; | repeated to them other instructions which admission to bail to go imto effect before to- Goverxuext Recerrrs Tonay.—Internal | United States consular representative was not $950; 1 time clerk, $300; 1 messenger. 450: 12 3toAp.m. " = DB. H. STINEMETZ & SON = DR RETIING HAS HESTMED nis P. tive ne nze fo; oyeand oar disesore at 1019 1257 Fe. ave. n.w ‘one dour . é “ats any on | he bad received from Col. Moore. He morrow. Meantime Mitchell will be kept tm as 2 a revenue, $646,672; cust. 7 struck. | inspectors at $1,200 each, $14,400; 5 foremen | exhibited to them « press badge and instructed | jai Bar aie TROUSERS TO ORDER & 7 | Se Te was known last evening that information | at £1:200 each, $6,000; 5 foremen at $250 each, | them to allow all wearers of the bedge to eros —_— ’ 750. through the lines. Defendant o! AS HEMOVED | slemmaty (Stenea isos. P.ODELE, , |, Sonerany ov Starz Fosren has gone to Wo- | Of most ae ee Peer ace sit | "Hf the main intercépting sewers herein eati-| wovokents abeer’ the etme asd tbo FUNERAL OF RENAN, Bartow Pert paket oe cose var and Acting Ke -" | burn, Mass. government, but Secretary Foster deemed it! mated for be provided for by appropriations page of the cable cara. ‘The Procession Included the Most Famous he Une | Wr couldn't sell these so close if we did credit Colonel REDFIELD PROCTOR. U-8.¥, = EGS is et under the circumstances, to make it | reih = ripe glory the fo) a rope stretched slong 10th strest om the ‘Men in France. rac /usiness. f ‘Comiuander. 2 Charleston has | public. istant engineers at west side was not taken down, but one ro} | SPEER SATCHEL, cate of Keone W. P. HUXFORD, oleae ae tara dpe 8 nest pa Concord, which is now at Colon, will r- | €8ch, $3,000; two rodmen at £729 each, $1,560; | Peaie'ce Tesora ‘ken Jown, but ome Tope) pare, Oct. 7.—The funeral of Ernest Rensm | E WAVE FINE LARGE PHILADELPHIA Taner ee ee ee AG-| At 61,900 cach, 87-200; ons’ clock, @i,2h0; ome-| Mage '2 drive through. Finally gaia cide bapen at Se Coicgs ak Meibas Be a YE gl i ; ‘ at $1,200 each, $7,200; one clerk, 81, broken down or left untied. ceremonies began at the College of France in SsPELT STRIP YOUR DOORS AND es. from: parties wiahi at hous | we Chickens, Philadeipbia osst | | Skonzrany Tact has returned to the city | mital Walker, who is at the latter port with the | 8t §1,200 each, $7.20 pwn or } : WINDOWS. shing tej erred a fo Bea estzome heir ge; Ret Held Bucks and/all seasonablo game, from New York. Chicago and the Kearsarge. ne pope ney — periods | Jit; Davis here produced = diagram of the | the presence of a distinguished You prooably alreaiy recognize the ne- | Sinessin all ite branches, 1p STONE, | Creamery Butter. in thres and five-pound packages, (ght ae COPRER DUSPATCNES WROM ADMIRAL WALKER. The republican guard was drawn 804, 806 lace. for which these additional employes would be | ” ‘Arter the breaking down of the lirie, said the to coeatsy of side doors at Se per pou Asewraxr Szcnxtany Wuanton hasreturned | The Navy Department has received several | required. It would depend very much upon | geh aus et adh ened | courtyard and at 10 o'clock ite band paves it Weather Stripe are the MEAT YOUR ROOMS WITH THE FALLS wes and Opwters of perseemricase™’ TNT> | sree, his vacation and is acting secretary of |cablegrams in cipher from Admiral Walker, at | tet crtwod of doing the work, and eapecilly | Peis te scence hn cere tere to ee | eed march Atier eulogistic Beet. Cheayest inthe ent, althewch they ‘Beater. Price, #130. EMicient, clean, eouy- FRANE 3 TisBETe Sp. state. La Guayra, Veneruela, in the past thirty-six | upon the number of sewers under construction | and he found it imporsible to replace the rope | been delivered by M. Bourgeois, eet more in the ber The cold and | Stick st Balter,” Sold by ante or cane freven | _oc7-2t » 2N1020 oan. ave. eee hours, but steadily refuses to disclose their | ®t#ny one time. It is believed that the em-| because the crowd could not move back. instruction, and other dew sak wth tomer peuvcaes | ge ocbe | eqs tiPPAny novater mavawa cioana | , ActINO Stonrranr ov rmx Taranvar.—Gen, | contest Hloymoat of sil teese , Davis then explained the to the | cofin was aad eRS WITH Ct Nu. pat Spaulding is act of the treasury in| This on the part of the Navy Depart- jury, pointing out the stands and re | was comp! a 16 ae ee a Tee IRE GHIPESNY BOUQUET wa. seas nnciioloaas See et | San eee “injunction aid | 2° me: ea Set petae Sather Coe eee and wreetbs. ue pam | _Thenext time you sto — = upon the officials by the State Department. tion bill i i “15 o'clock Felt Strips are vastly superior to rubber | oysters call for ovats, haadirmprecionmstoness | ons g Frepenice.—Becretary Charles | 12 the present instance the State Department | cal year: “That inspec \y ‘made, i headed by « detachment of ‘ for tripe tor various reasons. Felt Strips do | ch to wash them down, ae th “bey areqil made ofthe seine too . o Sreax x Frepenicr. ry Charles |, depending mainly upon Admiral Walker and | t©F# and other employes temporarily required % | Montmartre. ‘The cortege was « mile in. length Mabie im sa a ‘apnilien upp! ae DIAMONDs, fan ts best that can be | Foster left this afternoon for Frederick, Md., the naval officers at the scene of trouble to per- | in connection with sewer, street or road work, and included people in all walks of life, prom- mu ahs “lot, gta, Chablin, 40s at cr 4 ber | AMETHYSTS. And pThiis caval to the best IM | Where he will makes campaign address and | form diplomatic duties and roport upon the | OF the construction and repair of buildings and inent emong them being w vaical for 2: oa Inter attend the Columbian ceremonies at New oc6_ | EK. LEE & CO., WHOLESALE Fgzagconisrs. York. at 16th st. now. bridges, or any work authorized by appropria- | tocarions on the d deputies and senators, situation. rs tions on jiagram. TE i dhatte sok Ndk:. We ohaeia nintes Gane tions, and all expenses incidental to or neces- | “Defendant, resuming his testimony, said that | and virtually agents of the State Department. jes 4 a ak al Sages of ssid work, | the reached 15th street about 1040 or { eee a] TO BUILI A Murrany Post Anaxpoxzp.—The War | A cablegram in cipher was received from Ad-| thall| be. p ‘There wana presents Tasty, baagricpt Deows,wtcne povoss, Yuet eg Department as direoted the nbandonment of | Pitt prom ihe settler us commenty are with | Ar the Commialener of the District, in thelr ae Y t der. | ily We Fort Di a 4 ann , shall Patt cis Sree to caswarti aad seks | BOE rule at upbpaies i {ore wil be tranatorved to Fort Lowa Gols | cAfigttt, NOE, Department it is said thet] annus! repart to Congress, shall’ roport, the Peg — Se polished, v xado, = he pers 2 fotking & bast ey ie and mand sume paid to ‘ot the > - ‘eswoare 4 aon am apices 6 * ont. will ‘ and out of oj ee 2 c_¥ ance, Have you snen, the material we are puttiag in| Ms. Levon ow tax Stuxr.—Pourth Auditor | ceived from Admiral Walker this sii ae ashavese, Ben ec antes Lynch has been speaking to large audiences in For" illuminating material, eT Pe Seboul Books for all schools. Medical Books at 20 Fall Overcostish this morning? We are W. ©, MERTZ’S | Minnesota this week. He has alvo spoken in| A New Elevator for the Pension Office. The People’s Party's Reason for Its Small Ber cent “discoust Chautauasa Boke Special ready t> afford you the nested protection Tadtering Sho, | Uinols, Wisconsin and Michigan and roporte| Secretary Noblo has appointed‘ board to OD avenues, Se ee ‘Vote on Wednesday. terms wo frow the autumn breezes, and can supply at the prospects for republican success in all | consider the bids and recommend an award of | purchasing and erecting new lamp Not af all. o Oct. 7.—A oan sisiiee. av. responsibility | | Cmrcago. Oct. 7.—A special dispatch from ‘The largest stock in the city and prices the lowest. wee eee en ee "| of these states are very encouraging. contract for a freight and passenger elevator Eesteras, moving imp. pow pa ap imagi Atlanta, Ga., says: State Chairman Irwin of — until 7 tonight. eins cas Exrexpino tas Farr Dariveay Szavicr.— to be placed in the pension office building, on | sq janterns damaged or unfit for service, mgr the people's party says there was fraud on the i - Defendant said he called “eGt back” many WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, BLE BoE ECR TOS PRON TASH ont bap | Postmaster General Wanamuker bas directed | ‘Be north side of the court. There is an eleva- | $155,665; for constructing a brick shed for stor- | 4. G7] inattentive be | election. mani a= EAR JeEH ST NOMTHEAREY, | that the free delivery be established at the fol- | ‘°F !2 use Pia my talline sacred hag PREG ae janterns, $1206; foF ate | Would touch them on the shoulder or hand and, | ballot box yen bed Dougherty county # t ~— = = is ON ‘NE OF THE Te" " ‘mem! ¢ board are as wa: Cay , wi, + cry ” res . r= YOUR FEE RANGES AND couture SyHURbAN RULWAY PRICE 35 lowing places: Guthrie, Obn.; Austin, Tex.;| Fianer chust cles ot tie ae ee pe ey say, “Get back, please; move back,” or “Wont | was shameful. Out in Stockdale county they Or.ter by comretent tiecianice before the busy —|iw et MEE “oat He says: There was « great deal of 4 i fice; W. ou t a Watertown, Independence, Ta, and | ager orp i. | For electric lighting, includ: ex- | YOU please get back. . offered €10 for negro votes. SITS | Ashtabula, Ohio. In the event that these cities | Hea Tamcon chet cnglcee of Se ect ati | penses of inspettion’on one ‘more of the mo Suntl called the defendant's sttention to | laboring men were told that they would be dis- cade ted [ig Pe fail to comply with the regulations aoe ventilation of the House of Representatives. | Principal streets in the cities of Washington un ee: pout, @ nan with eye-| charged if they voted for the people's ote pening, SATURDAL, ll: modern nptovenrent ing the namev of the streets at the intersections ind Georgetown, maintaining existing scrvice | €issees and, the defendant said that that maz | and the railroads gave the same notice #19 PREE CONFECTIONS. season. No. T latrove th a ts, + i 5 was a Mr. Benton, a special agent of the Agri-| emploves. For that reason we di 3 speed. ease of manipulation, thereof and numbering the houses on or before and‘necessary extensions, 70,000, provided that loves. : ee ate ae OE TOG Fh st nw eqlazilty,Somoscences mechenk. | November 20. the establishment of the service | Tiness of Deputy Commissioner Lincotn, | snd:necetary extensions, € wight ehall be paid cE Bee ets Aispleased because the | QUT full strength. We shall SAE eS ee usbality perfect slltcnmen ‘up. _| will be postponed. Col. Charles P. Lincoln, deputy commissioner | for any electric arc light burning every night 2 pee dh . throughout the presidential and ee THE BUSINESS HERETOFOR! sorpasmed service, cay alt Ue obenined by ae of pensions, is again confined to his bed with @/ from sunset to sunrise and operqted wholly | Crowd wee pushing him and a I ea triad | Clections in November and then = W. &. Test | <n by “William H. Mohler, deceased. tring a SMITH PREMIER TYP! ., ae by means of underground wires, and each arc | 102 between them followed. He admitted) make a far better showing. We py wl Ge condnued wader the management res WHITER.” on trial for the asking. Bava Onoxas— Detached, Resign J. E.| severe attack of bronchitis, His illness dates | by means of underground wires, and each are | ut .o pat his hand on Mr. Bouton, bat denigd | Tetive athe oar at the polls in N cote fos Yen of E.G. GUM MEL. who ip authorized to pay all Bhindel from the naval hospital, Philadelphia, | from September 27 and he ventured out Laat | light sl of not 5 1,000 actual | that he choked him. | ber who will the ball « s devte due by said Wiliam “H. Monier HENRY A. CLARKE & SON, Agents, 905 F st. 007 g ‘ candle power, and no part of this appropria- . oi protest cf all poney due to Bima LOULSA SEELED | =a VENEASCEE TC ca | oa the 17th instant and ordered to appear be- | Tuesday to attend to ofice matters. and the eud-| Hon" silit' ‘he ‘used for electric lightaing, by | He told of the conversation between Mr.| many of our people who are HOUSEREEPERS ® = sewouray, | Baths five not aiwaye the london cackuing hen |fore retiring board on the 18th instant, Naval | den change in the weather caused arelapse, | Hou sloal_ve, awed for Seerte, iehtning by) penton ton fe ial cede tbout another | mute, matters and people's party in national e> THE FIRM OF EIKER & TRUEWORTHY, | "nt rays the im igh the heuae hich beasts | Cadet H. A. Evans from the Charleston and of the streets or avenues of the cities of Wash- | Cnversation in which cl —— | Politics. Fisting out or replenishing with a Sealere fore, = ae ane sroet that afore the best Shoes. vad : ea sick leave for three months. Chief An Order Against Gamblin, ington and Georgetown. Rays pag myer poe god . PROPOSED IN wowTaNa. CHINA, igual ecroement dissolved July 19. be ot hoes oF styles, bi —— eS tes ee in con-{ Gen. Green B. Huum, the commissioner of WATkR DEPARTMENT. ery ry Bea fh veeny in tho crowG and be| FUSION FROTOSED Im onemene, we days wi be fail ins of new ¢ oe pan 8 te. Snd granted leave for ‘one year. ‘Chiel Engl. | Pemsions, has lanued the following order: “It Yor revenue and inspection branch—One]| where they govld see the parte ced’ weuhines | The Kank end File of te Democrate Are ane WARE snd | | 5 ppc eae mcligtiore oct Ot "UGOFER'S SNIDER, 121 | neor Benjamin F. Wood from duty at the Con- has been reported to the commissioner that «| chief clerk ($800 submitted), $1,800; two clerks | be in danger. Much Opposed to It. ” : Fulire set delivered at once on easy monthly pay HARD COAL (COLD) FACTS. | finental Iron Works. Brooklyn, N. ¥., on the | few persons employed in this bureau are in the | st §1,400 each, $2,800; one clerk (8200 eub- THE STRIKING OF FOWLER. ..| HeLexa, Mowr., Oct. 7.—A movement was KITCHEN UTENSILS ein, = | }6th instant and placed upon the retired list | habit of visiting the gambling resorts located at | mitted), $1,200; one clerk, €1,000; one chief | “Now, come directly to this occurrence,” aaid | set on foota few ays ago to have the Cleve- ‘Wil find at omr store a complete stock of the | Send postsl with address for further particulars. Pion Benne Bag oS Souk Wires from thet date. Naval Constructor KW. | Jackson City,Va..during office hours. Hereafter | inspector (9264 submitted), ‘$1,200, seven | Mr. Davis. “Did you know Mr. Fowler before * ch to oad oem, fer Ja eno Steele from the Union iron works, San Fran: | ssc | inchaeiden aes sock Looe ote ninee aeons land electors withdrawn by the democrats and came agen Toy aul saving from Zhe, ts Bc. oustin “Gur cisco, Cal., and ordered an inspector of cellu- | Persons known to visit theso disreputable places | po pra er ito. Geni 'stasen oonet 4 the Weaver electors substituted. The fact that 2 branch inducements to you are: Clean saat, Tat weight, | lose at the works of the Tranco-American Cel- ound that such conduct is calcn'ated fo bring i } Fer distribul onal Committeeman Davidson, Chairman MW. BEVERIDGE, | “EQUAL THE WORLD. prompt delivery and enti —Oue superintendent a : — - posit K: ss Jnlose Company on the relief of Naval Con- | {7002s | ” bmitted), $2,000: ‘sscistant iad vou seen him before that day?” Keenyon of the state committee and Wm. Clark “a> vsicolesaenes 5 y callers were absolutely surprised at the Main ee isp me structor D.W. Taylor. Eiereait upon the — ee (inser Tenbanited), 1 20s: ase ccaer~ redone Rot that I remember. pays cranes er goa iting with the ics wiaas | Sax See oe Bence eo ema ne eee | Ee re atte EERE T= | Atalust the Chinese Registricion Law. | £1,000; one rodman, (submitted), sGiv0; ons | Pity ‘motioning to the crowd with my club | national committee gives color 40 the report Py SRLS ict Eten so expressed thetanclves. Others bought with: | SEO NALY THE 610 THOUSERINGS SOLD. | | Pensoxat.—H. B. Wells of Boston. W. E-! Chow Tai and Hip Lung, two Chincso mer-| exmnas cobmitiod), 9600; one foreman (8200 | 0. it came in conteot with his lip Titade asd ‘ite | 5 yi assistant fore- comment. These Shirts and Drawers “equal ‘Moro than half of that tmmense purchase | Losee of New York. A. B. Fowler of Boston, C. | chants from Chicago, sre at the Arlington. Grade acd — ‘cach (one eubmitien, |. Defendant said he knew his club had come ewewulte, | (he worid” ate dollar. tn #10 Troueringn Dave been, sold. One | M. Green of Pittsburg and Edward W. Pyle of | Their mission here relates to the resistance of | 3 3b, ark. (ocuanttted) in contact with something and he ea® the Guaranteed wor. | WS TEL, Mews Belongings, faa Oia forthe tase aradee ie een eis | Cimington, WDel., are at Willard’s——T. J. | the Chinese registration law. ‘They had an in-| one clork ($200 submitted), 91,200) ‘on a rime Peper ) mere oreee were forsowety pur Srtes fer team, but | STS ap,Ot, nemmonaee soe Gente J: Briggs Gd | 1 with Ho; ecawetery of legation, and ove | 50 pelea pag aera ery stick and saving: “Got beck!” "Oct Beak?" Re s *s es through this purchase we are enabled to | Gail 8. P. Huff of V: John T. Wil-| of them said that Ho told them that the law | (v>mit Arete ghd went into the crowd to assist the officers whom REMOVED TO 423 11TH ST. all. 8. inia, 2 900: one assistant ta) , $600; six steam 7 gfgr them at 610. Tailored se wall a8 If | King of New York, James E. Franklin of Salt | Was no good and the Chinese government would | $%00: one atels = he hed sent in the rear and he did not go in MERCHANT TAILOR. ft gi 81,100 i submitted), $6, + B14 were being recetved for them, Lake City and William Shirley of England are | sustain them in resisting it y will consult | Sree Tt ciae chgineery ‘on account of | there to pick out any particular person. 11TH ST. BET. Pa. AVR AND E 87. il the popula Overcoatines af the low- | Li'the Ebbitt.-~-Gearge & Graben of Pie with Chinese here and in eastern cities with the | ST oa0 legeet of absence wand’ Sundoss te0%e | “Did you order Bir. Fowler's arrest” asked sam Workinanahep unezealied. ; —e = w of an organized resistance cas submitted), $900; one blacksmith, $750; two | Counsel. Bo lings resprtere Prices reasonabia. ottm | wARFIE ae eee | pltmbers et S150 suck, €1.600; tet amatars | Ne.” replied the defendant & 4 Ly 4 5 LD SIMPSON, Tador, ‘The Gedney-Roberts Assignment. ‘each ‘Some three or four minutes after the occur- crmeriy at Oas Crest. Md. has moved to 7 machinists at 6864 (@lldeach submitted), $ ot Osea. a Cie. Eth ant Pen: aw. oot H. Welshone of Pittsburg, | Mesera. C. C. Tucker and Walter C. Clephane, | §1-728; two property kespers, 8006 werk ns : 5 3 | Se HE Ee oF a. te a W.E. Montgeesery of New ad Ir C, O'Con- | tor Arno Leonhardt of Philadelphia, have filed Rad pase submitted), $1,373; | hea ie guartere Turing the | EEMSEDT & FACELEE. | <a fais cheake PORNO ie $68 eS ‘Arlington tel gagett Of | a bill against the Gedney & Roberts Company, , 970 sachs 84.880; sine stop ot Loure Real Retate Brobere, a st NilobeeaLe 70 AOCONISTS.”" ED | tis of New York, W. D. Cooper of Indianapolis, | Stilson Hutchins, C. A. Bradenbarg snd E. C. | fears suf Caste had: Bemkapa (ommaeny’ ia aed diaeecern TAINS. __so¥_| Charles A. Terry of Pittsburg and P. P. Harper | Cutter, to restrain the conveyance to Hutchins | Waves of nt 0500 one Cee Taurel, Ma . i Has, by mutual agreement, dissolved 0. of New York are at the Shorcham. ‘Brainard | of the assets of ‘the company sold to him on | mitted), , $1,690; one calker, $780; three ALLEN BCRDICK, ULRICH KENNEDY, successor to the roel Lemon of Louisville, O. 8. Marsball of Atlantic | Tuesday ‘morning, as the'bill. for a sum Bo oe! 4 y iseBti_“Meticai Derevie. | utate interes, continues business of the e per cont more | City. John Moffet of Philadelphia and G, W. | sufficient only to’ cover the indebtednoss to | borers, $500 each, | $1,500; one US ARDTEYNS, FENDERS | sane offers 0 =a 4 Stag fp a Fingsion Minders | Weymouth of Fitchburg, Mass, arg st the Hatching inant is a stockholder Be bito "ech" ‘$10; ove howler, 810 Bop. SEO 1IRR wt, peat pedigree pcs sag iaity oad A. N. Bullens of Boston, M. 1. Desmond, | thesalehad been bet tb nosed AS 16R AND COAL co | 32" 52. .0 ndied Tike clockwork.” Only ‘‘ex- | of Meriden, Conn., and R. N. of Win- Se SEEES loan .no delay where real estate security ied y or sub F ae, PESORSCOT | = at pore fers employed. ston, N. C.,are at the National———O. C. Cas- | veyance. jection wearentend "icieer. CHAS. E. HODGKIN, : sidy of New York, P. J. of Des Moines, fawn E sstomers Contract with National Co- = on WIPE FIP | SBapert Handier of Plate Glass,” ‘Warner Moore of Hichmond and 8. T. Nowlin ‘The Estate of H. D. Barr. a Grlasneu for future Severin | gS DCM VIPIMTS, FIVAMUS. ois Ast. nw. cot _| of Danville are at the Metropolitan. Gaindeds teen tne God ax anos sup- ! “"Thte ts owe weather,” ick! IOE: ICE! i FOR, Schotdsaseeceete Plemental bill in the case against RK. B. Ellison, | and Changes. INTER. ‘The following official changes have been made administrator of H. D. Barr and others, claim- alien by virtue of the judgment of $2,806 * Got the best—from pure sering water, distilled and | in the Department of the Interior: ~ Sipekedanou are Dome ee 3. BYGIESIC ICE. Pension oftice—Promotions: Daniel L. Bed-| bhi claims « en upon at we bard ome Hanes TS = inger of Kentucky, clerk, @1,200 to $1,400; John | stock inde; mut of any connie whagves. foot F and raincion of sors procees invited. | W. Jones of California, Miss Johnnie Melvfh of | and other diodes? Vin. ral . Ba ay) » —— Arkansas, Llewellyn Tharp of Maryland, J. Fin- . Tas Ausxs Fer Axo Croax Co. TEND ME ARG, PERE per Ease of Penner, end Gatined 8 | Celebrating public = eit children's stand came pretty well over’ the BS teve pare, plossnntiy mons of ‘Bou clerks, bonds, 44, . sidewalk ang cee bone on tard to the’ Pousgraph As the lal werk crows | t 1,200. Mise Bessio Windsor of New York, r interest of increasing ca ani tu sail ol thal aided 1107 F Si N.W. Seatier vastness mtn ‘wallae tore than ster bow | Mrs. Emma L. Mebertaon of Penueyivesis, ‘asked Mr. , Bae PER & Wood Se eee aa Othe Rare Te oe areas | Mrs. Caddie L. Wright of Indiana, Miss It pout ton foot north of the south pas es pases instalments,“ | M. Slater of Missouri and Miss Ada M. Jeffery fand on account of increase —— , Are now ready for bosinese tn thet SOLE pHONSGI PR Con wT a a, | of Onto, coprist, $000, o clerks, €1,000, Ree- , y Mander ect of July 15, 1682, | end of the Mgeecribed the location of tbe Frm Asp C Rew store, 1111 Pa sve aw, etd eee pon om paar dad aren guy al Rea Micaela ein ‘aus doit bis and mid. thet about or ten foot cms Aww Crosxs SSP ™ Sent ele | Westend oftce Promotion: Stepbet W. cand Charles Emory Smith, ex-| cost of the forty-eight inch-and 14th streot | "Tw. ts oromd ‘any more _ OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS IN STOCK Xv es a4 wapehcnl'Seat aetna Blk, The rot of "For booted lextallzsnt tnroparment of one. ee ; AND MADE To ORDER. — Shingles, which ; Seay Eeyy shins hem tremor ‘ 14th | tion of the crowd | : Frers Revie Asp Aurrnen To PRESENT STYLES AT GREAT REDUCED = ba | ideal oN THE ave seen at the Cor of of the Gormully BoE MEG pe i ad ea teyacson ban a Seitand's pare ‘othe tin Bates es eas tow Wotton tay ee. to il é i ‘4 rs i i ‘ 1 i u rusated to. (¢ the aide-slipying tendency of RATES. ec8 Ot Bet his. eon *Jerveny 470, 90.. ee Re Givi Sart | Se (Oth st = eee a. (me. corner H st). CHICAGO BAP we : Coal ve been Ce sid iol ae B toe Moon. ai coonts from SST aie A pe | Senereee aah aes ee cree = t it