Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1892, Page 1

Che Koening Star. THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EX< AT THE STAR BU 3101 Peaseyivasia Avease, corms: 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. HL KAUFMANN, Prost LEADERS TO CONFER. Mr. Blaine to Meet Prominent Re- Reyennar Quannerns Siuers Stan $1.00 per year: ? . oe ee retgn postare wiind #3. : : t at te Port (Mee at Washingtom, D.C. 8 | — paceman Another Long Distance Ride Pro- weosd clase wail matter | ] EB AU mati eureeriptions must be paid to advance | Send duamcadsincsaace | Ve. 81, Na 20.893. WASHINGTON, D. ©. MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1892. TWO CENTS. posed. __ FINANCIAL SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. MES. HARRISON'S CONDITION. MICHIGAN'S ELECTORAL worm. | 4 Gace LIKE DR. BRIGGS. ’ 97 FRIENDS OF DEMOCRACY AND CITI- THE REGU! JUARTERLY MEETIN Regarded ‘The Supreme Court Decides the Miner Law Lanarer ( ‘srcrar- $1,250,000. KE ALARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST FUNDS ‘thy netion sof the deme. we eal naive Rosters of the Index to Advertisements. baci fae npiioalag mi Constitutional. = a scRFLCs, 00.00 AAG RAS a” “ae” | Say, cate We irae onthe | BAY rtensmeret ant ote pa APE xo | 2. Harsinon wae considered by ber hra-| ,y opryion asyorscrp Topat a1 rae onrer| REFOREICAN LEADERS TO CONFER, AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY | -FyG-W-GORSON 3 ETE Fou, each and anh shat ‘lig many have eeb- | Present your trade card atthe doors” Paxe 10 | Cian this morning to be no worse than she has Chairman Carter and His Assistants Wil 7m iJ A hls sgonsly in saprort of the democratic cause, | Dy order of the executive committes, Pars 10 JUSTICE —THE HOPES OF REPUBLICANS TO 8B- ai mn and'touia ah mec ERENT aE | cx trp ret Tras &| throughout the day ters has boon no sapecal | SCRETAE FELL VOTE OP MICIZOAN DABEED— seg ner gis oP UUMFEE wy — |SueweGeraanimen ccm atime) | cex7 areata of tr ay. Tis 3 throushout the day there bas been vo empecal| TL, "rna cuter searice wut mis 4m | PROM Ditch Th Fenny sar Swaiere and Dealers in Goteramgnt Bows. Hd toward {te sccoimplishment. It le believed tha Be Beet ener Ne 19, FAA Page 1 | Change one way or the other. She ia very weak, werent New Yorn, Oct. 17.—At republican head- Devout, Exchange. 1, Collections isntial camnucet vince eit, sach persons that 8 | Coste is Ge Mee ene work Nig arts ‘Pago 2 | And was all day yesterday, but Sunday pessed ; quarters all interest today center in the com- iiegeunsdys of Ser Boge Palkoapua mse rs nga lorie a ha y waren of expense | S700, - By order W. M. BY. LARCOMBE, Jr. Page 10 | without any incidents likely to increase the sd! The United States Supreme Court, by Chiet| ference to be held this afternoon between “Rapecialty inade tf iBreeinnatgocurtion. Dares | Reese geil but by wil the trends sod | ipa NAVAL BA CHAPERR, NO B= Pare §| feelings of the household. The President went | Justice Puller, today afirmed the Judgment | Meters. Quay and Daine and the managers of Investments prenf aah poe ribytions will be received ty the treamnrer. 3..| DAY T8th tustame aeTomeen eee eee Page 7 | Out fora little walk toward evening, and the | of the Michigan supreme court upholding the | the campaign. Mr. Quay's prosence has been Loans moo: y upon real estate and collateral | "American Ball Telephone Stock boushtandsold.1v18 | Harrison Jone ny att rpomsof the advisory com | ooiy-tt . GEO: SCHULTZ, Secretary. EDU Page 7 | rest of the family were all out et different | constitutionality of the famous Miner law, | the one thing most desired by the republican Sea ~_SPECIAL NOTICES _ | Senda sts Sghts SAC" pasielst | pees s Beso MmOnIATION. | peeveston®. PA 32 | pecods of the day. providing for the slston ef presidental | Danagers, end they have received n telegram peepee SPECIAL NOTICES. econ tpulins may alse made toany of the mop: | FUERBAY EVENING. Gotobr ke a0730 FOR LEASE. SP 2) araoe bod erent near nt sald Mie. |cloctore | by congressional ltricte tn-| from him eaving that be will be here. to nae SS ee colmmittog, whoue names are bubr | She Xo. Wwania ave. nw. FOR RENT (Flats). Page 2| Harrison hed spent = fairly comfortable day, | stead of ed P . << ished in th f thts do ‘All buetubers should be t . by the state ase whole. The court auke a Receipes wile mre thy farste A eo, attest NORRIS, Present, FOR RENT (ally Pay 2 | and {f anything bad been little brighter than | holds that the fourteenth amendment aid not | soe ame ating thetiast “xPected to eyx owiedemente of the democratic na: | NAT. ceretary. NT (Offices), Pw 2} usual r $15 FIFTEES DOLLARS $15 = << ‘onal committee from New Fork Bees HEADQUARTERS LINCOLN FOOT NO.S | FOR RENT (Rooms) | os , not so drowsy as on the tro da7s | limit the right of a stato to fix a mode of choos-| It is understood that he will have a confer Chairman of the Advisory MARTEL Y, MORRIS. | SF <a> TEDDOUAR TERS LINCOLE FOBT, FOR RENT (Honses Pare 2| Pi ; MOO Te eemantially Te-| ing electors. The conceded effect of the de-| ence with Mr. Blaine and also with Chairman nmittee of the Demo- A rreced a th AUTUMN MEETING fre National Commitiae for the District gf Co- tpevaoth nstagt, Wt 3530 gm “to attend the tiie FOR REBT (Otablew), Page 2 | Thich she has to be etousod to take'per nourish | cision isto give a partat least of the Michignn sie pt yey = NING COMPANY, % = Col FSD | of our deceased comrade, W. P. Price, wh NT (Stores). Page 2 a p Ber ms an 7g ‘chen the prise’ wtil Be WASTINGTON JOCKEY CLUR PASCHAL'S CONSTITUTION OF THE | 17th instant. Comrales of other ‘posta ‘cordially ia. FOR RENT (Misoellansous).. 9 bn aa eee tm the campaign by Blaine, Quay, Reed and eS ‘ < cate NETED ST ATER asorea cnn | Taetge atened. bral at Arling go Border PORSALE (Bioyclea). ILiazwge 3) She l8 however, taking ber usual quantity __ WHAT THE CHIEF JUSTICE #ArD. other leaders of the party in the past few days core : — eelzenntated ty GEORGE W PASO TLD. ‘Adintast. __ 19 _"“Artiag Capmander,_| PORSALE (lorses and Vehicles) Page 3 | DOV Rastell Harrison said at noon tow Stan |, Chiet Justice Paller in announcing the con- eer egede ping egg meer eg Se theer tare > ‘TWELVE DAYS’ RACING, paiiele: mry BRN ok AND ITER OOTOREE "20. 180%, | Fonsace crow “Pare 8 | Feporter that his mother had spent a somewhat | C!Sxion of the court on the cates aid that the republican chances have greatly improved. i ie oe Yaw Printers and Pubilshers, | thereat. to 00. rides, per mouth. geod over bof fhe | FORSALE (Mtusoelianeous). ‘Page 3 | more comfortable night, but that che was very | Court made the announcement at this time be- nator Hale was at republican headquarters bo Commencing MONDAY, October 17, and ——— ite o7 E st. 2S _ | Georvetown and Tenallytown’ railway FOR SALE (Pisnos) Page 3 | weak today. cause of an exigency suggested by counsel | today and had an interview with Chairman Car et THE FIRM OFEIKER & TRUEWORTHY | Tenaliytown and Rockville raliroad, will be sold at | HOTELS. Page 7| Mrs. F. S. Newcomer of Indianapolis, an airing lier acti Hereafter the | ter. 60,000 sbare= continuing every day thereafter until issolved, nerinership in the N. L. Market | the Power Hons , Georgetown, for 83 each. This t of the Pr nd Gata moraingont req ear! lon. jereal a anutual consent Inly ®, 1S@2. Twill open Sat} . | Will enable holders of tickets to ride daily from Page 7 | aunt ‘rerident, arriv: moraing' court would file an opinion setting Mr. Biaine’s Retarn Postponed. October 29. ber 15,.0n stands Nos. 1331 and 138, N. L. Market, | Georgetown to Bethesda Park and from Bethesda, Page 10 | is a guest at the White House. Warre Puamwe. Oct, 17.—Mr. Blaine with a full line of fresh tock at poutlar priges d | Park to Georgetown for Sc. cach way, Page 10| The ladies of the family saw no callers today, | forth more fully the grounds on which it had Picimypseree thedee 4 Bo, ER DRE for the patronage of my fen’ SPENCER WATKINS, Pose 2| The ‘ent held his” tion today | decided the case. In his brief announcement | ®F0#e at 8:30 o'clock this morning and at ® ‘ PURSES LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE. B_Y. TRUEWORTH £ oc]d- Bt President Georgetown and “ » Prosi usual recep! Aches § fem @'clock eat down to breskfest. Mr. Btathe on of OFFICE U. & ELFOTRIGTIGNTING COT enallygown Railway, Pere 7| porous pr bap pega seal) kept do oN ey ioe te tthe talked about bis visit to Ophir Farm and said be city to make money one 833,600 4 and B sts, Washington. D. 0. peesdees Heealistene eee 3 | Persons present an was only kept down| We are of op’ that the objections to act at isi rm Information bas been received by Rs copay that | oot7-tm Rockville Railroad Couey. Soe 8. -Pege 5 | stairs about three minutes. No. 50 of the public laws of Michigan of 1891, | Was sorry that he could not «tay longer. HON UTOMNSESD THOMAS Sorten shares of 3ts ‘capital ‘tock, wteteitne nhs oe "0" pare 12 | ,, Some of them made an attempt to talk to the | based apon matters of local law having been | raid ho felt stronger than at any time eines \ . ‘The best class of race horses tn training ‘tame of Warhaio Parks, has been lost or mislaid, an. NOTARIES PUBLIC. ......... oe '7 | President—ono venerable man in particular, | ruled by the su court of Michigan adver-| arrival at the farm. Mr, Blaine’s looks cop- ' from the stables of J. A. and Tce ee eee . Pere 7} who happened to be the first one received. | ely to plaintive n error, whose comelusions | firiaed this statement. bs x “k are engawed jes of 3. arties are warned against dealing tn tho lost Puts] | Tho President, however, mado uo reply. Mr.|{n that regard we ot authorized | It is now understood that be will not leave Fornished by Fs “Wii TLA3 ie Tey A.M. Morris, Foxhall Keene, Brown and SeBeleran” Saeeement appearing wpcn the av nwovwen-ao— BOG 3 | Hiezrison te looking bedi, cod chore plainly | $e xovien, tat dectslon of Goo Sonal aemeaen | for Wace ian anes ee The Drug Store ah and F at nw. ooid-Lot sen ee inn we Ene SNYDER & WOOD, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS... Page 7 on ing ly, and shows plainly | to revise, ion ¢ federal questions ng ntil mide x . - ss Rodgers, Green B. Morris, Waloott and ‘Secretary EPO, PIANOS AND ORGANS. ‘Page 7 | the keen anguish he is enduring. involved was necessary and the validity of the | rumor was circulated this morning that Mr. @ ) Fine Tailoring. PERSONAL, Page 8| The south grounds of the White House are | law as Fepugnant to the Constitution and laws | Blsine's connection with the canvass would not $10,000,000. Campbell, Burridge Bros. 3. McLaughlin, aomesel ee PROFESSIONAL ‘Page 7 | D0W kept closed all day—the gates on both sides | of the ited States, having been drawn in | end with the speech a he made to Mr. Reid's .. wait until fs q locked. jnestion an lecided, an: the decision | farmer friends and neighbor — W. © Daly, J.J. McCafferty, Wm.Hendrle, werybods fs rushiaw to the Fant for moat before WUPeavenw, — eezidm | PROPOSALS. SS pe tS fing tn favor of’ its validity, this Sis, Wikeoihnich Desai oa Sis tial ‘i Gidenwen & W. J. Speirs, WB Jennings, Gideon and es a SPECIAL NOTICES, ‘Page 2 NEUTRALITY Laws. court has juriediction under section 7090f the | xew York, Oct. 17.—Mr. Grover Clevelas gvovies eanall ta vente Daly. G. T. Leach, W. P. Burch and many prices are Sure to Jamp when the snogaflies. SPECIALTIES . ‘Page 2 a Revised Statutes. The judicial power of the | 10s as the Vict Metal af 9 o'ded: Ge y ARTHUR B. SMITH. STEAM CARPET OLEANING. Paxs 7 | Gen. Wheaton Wants Grmnasiumsfor Troops | United States extends to all cases of law and tee Hietd af © ole other stables of lesser note. Sita Tectia ee = 73E PATER, SHOP WAMER: CATE By STORAGE Page 3 ‘and Says the Garan Trouble is Over. oguity arising under the Constitation and laws morning from Greenwich, Conn... and went di- = . ‘moved hie as Pare 2 < i sentra Rete ac on atte. | 200 rch Carmen mana. v.are_| Ee GSE Ks, Uh tions | mR Fa Tong] Gen. Woston, commanding te, department | te nic suis and tay ace [recat tome, om te qo Le Senor ee oa Pere 2 | of Texas, in his annual report to tho Secretary | We concur with the supreme court of Michi-| He did ‘not come near the flee, = Desutifal all woven silk souvenir G. Ar i bedses | <> ‘Suite and Overcoats. Fase 2 | of War says that the Garza troubles may be | gan that so far as act No. 50 conflicts with the | for he knew early a= it was there would bew which were on eale during the Encampment. 88 f0°G, ‘Pase 2 | considered ended, thongh the frequent reports | act of Congress of February 8, 1887, in the | few calicra He was anvious to begin bis a Admission to grounds, grand stand and 3 EISEMAN BROS. Page 2 rticulars pointed out end in respect of which | work. Even the clerks did et know Mr. Serious aces aaan MERTZ, the druggist, corner 11th and F sts, has Here for variety. ‘Page 2] of the assembling of isolated smal! bands of | P* work. baie ofthe sto % EPI Ez pukaihaed aerate. “thay ese welvarue oo | pbs mepr Z| revolutioniste with a view to ciclation of our | COPBTES poseesses the power to te it is | Cleveland was in the house until an hour or do ‘worth of vale 1 Trine, uP nideais bathe anseueneealts ce ouscomnesn a, Moreen retiabutty ~— aon inoperative only to that extent, but that the |Iater, when he sent the following mes which e man ay LADIES, 50 CENTS. Get one while you can. ‘ocl4.3t* ee neutrality laws by invading Mexican territory | act js not for that reason void aud may stand «s sage to the intormation burean: “I haw ; SR, ‘Wastes tassel pea a als = (oe ees Statement of the circulation of Tae EvExt0| has required the greatest activity of troops on | so modified. returned from my Sunday rest and am attend- aioe lyn eat i DR. LIGHTHILL DEVOTES HIS EX- Clothe Stan for the week ending October 15, 1892: the Rio Grande border. We also hold with that court that in view of | ing to the letters which came in my absence. I bord t follow. cl? Mannfacturers, Clothiers and Tatlot sts n.w., atland 1:20 o'clock. Fare, 25 oot ___ Mane ee a eg os ed | the language of the eecond clause of the first | will see some of my callers later in the da: DIRECTORS OF THE CO-OPERATIVE TOWS CO.| cata sonnd trip. Firat race at 2 o'eloah Tiflis oe Se Se | ee a dee Seey Cee eam T Tan Performed | section of article IT of the Constitation, and the | "About the frst latter Ale, Cleveland picked up ie saiih sk: eatin .©. 0: Slits tines =z Deafness, Throat Affections, Bronchitis and Consump- | 4 - Bae ‘oc TUESDAY, October 11, 1899. 83,035 | under very trying circumstances during the | contemporaneous and eubsequent construc- | was froma Chicago manufacturer of babe oat, Bion. INMAM O. HARRIS, U.S Senator (Teaneonce), | Objectionable characters excluded. ocl1-16t |... <THE TIDE 18 TUBNIN WEDNESDAY, October 12, 1992. 33,747 | Season of greatest heat, severely taxing theen-|tion of that language in —prac- | riages. Ho wanted permission to call one of Mon. W.€ HANSBROUGI.U Sse (XN. Dakota). | Office 1411 K st. n.w. werintendent of Cen- ergies of troops end animals. The operations | tice, this act cannot now be held | his new vehicles the fiuth Cleveland and was were conducted in desolate, barren regions, | !ovalid for want of power in the state legisla-| willing to rend Miss Ruth the first baby Car very sparsely, if at all, inhabited, where sup-| te to provide for the appointment of electors | riage ever made for this privilege. Mr. silesdk saad val chia aes peat piven “<a Soo and Vice President of the | land hurled the Chicago letter to his secretary Hon. ROBERT F. PORTER, = TBE s 3 Tis aself-cvident fact that the tide is turning | THURSDAY, October 18, 1898. Sa eg I es oe eth ecl21m | against “cheap” (nferior) tailoring. Good] FRIDAY, October 14, 1992. = that display the b otclock clostner | = tailoring is like a gold dollar—always wort! ark” GEO. We BhOwN. Me Wee © oClcgy slpele {te price, Time was when the prices for ood tail | SATURDAY, October 25, 1898... For. BEX. BUTTERWORTH. Secretary and Solicfior General of the Wor @qa=HAVE YOUR FURNACES, RANGES AND LATROBES 5 = States as therein prescribed. | without mying a word. Bon LOUIS EB. McCUMAS, ex-Member t in ordee by competent mechanics before the busy | Orin were exorbitant. We have struck the mille- the necessary food for animals was almostim-| nq we are, clear that that | The excPrendent wus in the miele 2 ,TWO NOVELTIES FOR NINETY-THREE. ‘season. No. 1 latrobe to heat two rooms. #19. nium in tailoring by simply asking @ living profit ‘Total... Possible to procure. Jause of the first section of article If has not | respondence whet ‘Associated Pi we A. F. BRITTON. Prost. American Security and Trust . HO Teatebae ack over and above the ectual cost of the materials and Gen. Wheaton says: been changed by tho 1dth amendment. to the | called and handed hums dispatch dated Indiane Co., Washington, D.< ‘ en DIAMOND RAMBLER Wo. 3. ; ho skigied labor. Is it any wonder that even with “To prevent violators of neutrality laws from i THE RE! MANY FRE the roll we cannot | Daily average........ EES ed Le avealen oot the panes meet the demand. However, we have lines out ; 7 ° is LADIES ant GENTS" A ian rape Tene, .fiamend. rigid, all hollow joints | {NG ROOM at KH Pa. ave. nw. Everytiing Bret. | fora half dozen of Gotham's most akilled tailors, Srmued: Wight Fane steel thine wf ish thing and will turn the work out"*just so” or love money. | COTFesponding week, 1991. : major general commanding, and I consider it "Clon G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Teolemnly swear that the above ts « true and | ee eet cone ariditions ‘be made tthe | because of an exigency suggested as apparently | Mr. Cleveland read it through twice and more than fifty employes o constitution and this act is not obnoxious to | apolis this morning and beginning: peas our neighbor, Mexico, the garrisons | objection on the ground of conflict with that| “It is stated here that Gov. Gray will be # our Rio Grande posts must be constantly on | Svendment, member of Cleveland's cabinet in the event of 34,023 | the alert to carry out the instructions of the} We make this announcement at this time | democratic success” For particulars, Agent for the Dis am.t : STEAMED OYSTE! C. RUPERTUS, 1908 Pa. ave, n.w. a i COR, 12TH AND F STS. N. ol een . requiring immediate action under the state | then asked the day of the month. 8 Pre © RK GEARS HANDLED LIKE OLOGRWORK: | or ene © the ctroutation of strength of these frontier posts, which has been | statutes and will hereafter filo an opinion stat- | “October 17,” rh hy the . gag emadibeaigcen Dyron @. adams, — 2 ING Stan for the week ending October 15, 1892. inadequate since the force in this de-| ing fully the grounds of this decision. The| “Now the election in not held for twenty-onp $10 TO #100. PAYABLE IN 5 YEARS. nt Ztnches in diameter. legal briefs at 00 cts. «page. 10 fact that we have successfully handled J. WHIT. HERRON, rtment was reduced in June, 1888, by the | judgment of the su: court of Michigan is | days, and you want to know about my cabinet preme . v all on. including tool | oc13 512 ith st nw. many of the largest glass contracts in this coun- ransfer elsewhere of the eighth cavalry. This | JyiSmepe of We auto ail Rema eune, cae pageeee iggt ag eg FS " r. ; H try is sufictent evidence of our ability as “glass Cashter Evening Star Newspaper Co. : rt nd the mani me at once. . Ob, dear! are you ENTEREST QUARTERLY | bas. to. die an rubber pedals. hg Ibe: exp Contractors, buliders and” others Fogiment hes nover been replaced; when it is} "The decision today obliterates the last| newspaper men coming to? Bee Thave 53, ese re a DR WM. SCHOOLET, Suogld apt que pd tor Coraushing the Fase uetore | Sabecribed and eworn to before me thisseven- | we shall be in better condition to satisfactorily | nope of the republicags tuat the Miner low | cn idee’ and the an Teovent ie eine DIAMOND RAMBLER No. 4. | ewe DENTIST, Shou to be the means of Four setting the con- | teenth day of October, A. D. 1602 Piles now ineuiiclontly ramricd,” NeHY 1,500 might be invalidated im court and that | chair, laughing heartily. “Goand see claire Strat! ret anabemes ths tract. ciently guarded.’ the i i i i.” eee? Camicertedioe dataitieess 928 | cokes ur a. can Bete ie ene ke locker ei een coxDrviox OF TH ANY. content might, bo decided ft ola plan f | "Mr: Cleveland expects to remain inthe city @ GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. co. ote ‘Handler o Plate Glasa,” Referring to the condition of the army, be fring the whole vote of the state to the party | few days. THE INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO- 125 4th ot a. Good fs an aid to the | 2b st Bw. wet LT SE Oa says: “Our army is conceded to be of good ma- | baving s plurality in state at large. It is con- ahs Sun as ani CIATION. 1200 ¥ ST. Xe oot sebinston. BO _| Fa raibemty sfearareof livin sreetnen Toa probably Wank ts bard tolagroye | _GovERsexr Recerers Topax.—Internal rer-|tertal, well fod, woll-clothed and soon to bo | °Cdod, that the result willbe to give at least a pM NA. Capttai, 840.000. Onvantznd July 1. 1887. DELS STQSE HAS REMOVED, ws | good For tata, cuchaswe make. ‘Tut Wen em Ny ching. corres ce. | enue, $748,377; ciiftoms, $1,121,827. well armed, but the proper development of the | Bare 0" the ‘The opinion was unazimens, Efforts to Arrange Another Long Distance = BS Thee sd ae ae ‘oot Fairood wad bad in taioring. “The wood canbe | Wycudon't ues the Phonograph your” way fenot yyeical condition will never approach that at Ride in Eu: emia tee = Ste SSS SUTRA SGN MERE | Se, Ee a ae penn Ra nel a taunts cade eae textaks| Tus Peraibetion benaniiee’d ob Ontts ws hen en ee every post has its THE EFFECT OF THE DECISION. a FmOs. G. MENSEY. secretary and 3 OE DMESS “SUITS FOR HIRE | $oo'tmoney sa'your tailoring gommancat’ = "* “°° | Sorkrand ienens your expense. ite the best be | gua Coleehaa cree gymnasium and physical training ground. The decision of the Supreme Court in the} VieNxa, Oct. 17.—Archduke Albert of Ans GOLUMBIA NATIONAL BANE, Derosttory WM, GARNER, wa munros| Pitre aerator ieee te mele c miecee 22S “Tecan conceive of no more important sug-| Michigan case was not a surprise, as it was a| tria is trying to arranges long distance ride DIRECTORS Co 1626 7th st. Rw. . g fe ianca for sit erat work. “¢ = Apminat Guenanpt, with the Baltimore, | Sestion to the major general commanding than | prevailing opinion among lawyers thatthe court | from Vienna to Rome and Rome to Vienna, om JOUR H. SOULE. Thos. ¢ Bre ™ ‘NICHOLSON HAS RETURNED AND Sehasnatiendeeatadl ca Tie Ne i ee Guliisetba and Ben Teen ies accivadan palms ray ee an! sepicd would sustain the law. ‘The comanquonce of the a as the recent riding competition & r a a eee Bemiaes Brseticn. Office hours, Oto 12; Bio 60. ee26-3m 814 Lith et. ow. — (MPROVEMENT Mazatlan. Gymnastic training would vary the tedighs mo- ——, = Foal . ~ a petween officers of the Austro-Hungarian and a a gp aE ET ‘The Order of the Age” is the motto notony of drills and exercises, that when| votes of the state of Michigan. When the German armies, NN... s D. Dg re ES of the SMITH PREMIER TYPE- Guatematan Ports Orzxep.—The govern- | once learned by therecruit cannot always retain | Yomocrata got control of Michi ‘at the |, The Participants in the competition we Narioxar Sare Devosir, SH Medes ar aod Publisher. eS Tosomnow chine fies urn cut 1 wholly trusts | Ment of Guatemala today officially notified the | his interest. If one-half the time now|joP°cray 0b control. of Michigan at the| yy Archduke Albert. would be Italian’ and : ‘ . Teteph x 1108-1116 E ot. ae yor gpa. their noderh idea. This is the Typewriter if devoted to company drill could be given to | yj, ided Austro-Hungarian officers, and the ride would WINGS AN ST COMPANY cS} __ BO NS Et ow ’ i United States that quarantine had been raised pany si Miner law, which provided that ail the a or <> REMOVAL, that line of $25 Suitings. Other tailors’ recular of today, With its” innumerable points of A thas th Syreg ‘to | B¥mnastic instruction, our soldiers would not iaadtel ol large, | P¢ attended by much greater natural difi- Bee“ Wicer rysrrrere, Drices for these are 830 and #35, Tt would be our excellence! “Would you like t0 see how st | ani coe of the won 7 Were open to | Sri, be better prepared phiysically for service | Bresidential electors, except two at. lange, | Suss50 them esis boreces Viemsa men mein (Of the District of Columbia, “Frmeriy at Oak Crest. Md., bas moved to Price were we not satisfied with small profits. works? Send for one on trial! ih the commerce of the world. y — taal iy shall be selected by congressional districts, — Laurel, Md. rata sly HENKY A. CLARKE & SUN, Agents, 035 F st. 0cl7 in the field, but the discontent, a frequentenuse | Instead of ail being elected at large, ‘The cbt > ee ee om the Baltisure and Ohio raliroad J. FRED GATCHEL (late of Keen's), a a aa New Narioxat Bayxs.—The City National | Of, Gevettion; that more ened if mbt uithiately | et ot the law was. of course, to enable the WRECK oF THE‘ DOxmARA. Chartered by special sct of Conaress Tn order to obtain more suitable quarters during the | 408 12th st. n. w.. one door sbove the ave._se14-3m =", zs ae - . Bank of Murphysboro’, IL, and the National | ;emoved. greatly louse eS ee, represen- | ory 7, pine ana = Fan. W807 and acts of On 4 Fe. ‘Attrean expec trates stop ot Learel. HIN “CROW" ABOUT. clothes usually, iY Bank of Urbana, Ohio, have been authorized ‘England and France have followed Germany i Scion eisihien Board Were Saved. _-omgagegSrampmasins THE KEELEY INSTITUTE, ghee aed span taken the trouble to look a by the controller of the curreney to begin busi- | in the matter of physical training of troops and Sing Si be foun by pr hapeeceeall opted Loxpox, Oct. 17.—The Penipsular and Ort- CAPITAL: OXE MILLION DOLLARS Laat Md = ‘hy should we be bashful? It ts a big feather clothing and find bow well itis m ae y in striving for a perfection earnestly desired by eabchee oe th 2 , JAMES T. HARBIN it LEN BURDICK. how neatly it Bts and. Low reason: ness with capitals of $50,000 and $100,000 re- v ; | tricts, so that where the democrats elect Con-| ental Steamship Company's officers in London Rents safes from $5 cach upward per annum s Manacer "Medical Directs tmourcap! We feel fully justified in sounding ably It's old. Add to this the fart spectively. our steps a me abould not jin this | gresamen they will also get electors, though the | have received the tallowing diapatdh: : pases -_{eet} “Medien Guides aaa “ae con hat pout lier a leoa! guarantee . most i:nportant instruction remain state asa whole has a majority against them. Hove E btu Silver ware and taluables taken on tepostt at % ee te ee ee hind them all. Thayine Gaaceube io ua Gomeeamae ¢| Hoxo Koxo, Oct. 17.—The Peninsular and : #8 — having been successful tn competition with thd Sher'es the risk of trytiges Nous Movement ov Siver.—The issue of stand- — - -- three electors under this law, and they may got | Oriental steamship Bokbars hes beon totally TEN CENTS and upward received oa deposit and OWEN, MERCHANT TAILOR. Sabdibsd- ‘munidies:.a tha. teabihouk Sasa: gxberiment tn nyt Se ard silver dollars from the mints and treasury A LETTER FROM ROME. Lespeokansangy y aed, The ot ip oan ee fterest allowed on sors of not lem taan 8 3EEE OF. BET. PA. AVE 40D E Or. houses of the country to furnish all of the hard- Will hot wearsniny. #19. « | offices during the week ended October 15 — - This decision, therefore, may very materially feted of the group known as the Pescadores - Workmanahi Ned. ° ‘ i Letter Which h- esi i i , called Prepares and keeps Wills free of charse acts as Ex- ppasirs tree souas te beens ts thecensteustice ra paeer GEORGE SPRANSY, amounted to $987,070. The issue during the |The Complimentary Letter ich Arch- | affect the result of the presidential election. | o Fishers Islands, Pheng Hoo by 434 7thatreet. | corresponding period of last year was 875,741. | bishop Satolll Brought the State Depart- ass — cuter, Administrator and Trustereaccutes Trusts house of the Washington and Georgetown Ratl- ——| The shipments of fractional silver coin since| ment. the: ~ Chinese, in the channel of Fokien, in = a ae sabdicbss <0 ADJOURN Bok A WEEK. China sea, The weather was terrible and = Te iched t onthe steamer. of ait kinds, | a “og Toad Company. It is the largest contract for HBSDREBS OF BECIEaS, iat é the ist Inetant aggregate 9000,611. The Stato Department today makes public SOY lal gcse EN Tioclamne boone Goanaeie ae 4 eSsAwIe pi pep eg ber ws hardware ever given out in Washington. Our Bitch d: eae eerie, tat Tae Post Orrick Department at tue | the letter Norm yale Foster Until Next Monday. and the commander and a majority her — securing tt ts evidence of our abulity to meet wietectyte” Rents SUERTE ceoryts” | Fam.—The Fost Ofico Department requires | lst Saturdcy by Archbishop The Supreme Court this afternoon will ad-| thee Metthe only monecarede Tn tes een: Weskcls since tee Coxrisvatios Or Tue Seecian Sarg. |v emant andatt competition. Evidence of Le men pegetteet rr mg more room than bas been assigned to it for the | _1¥ is a8 follows: Rowe, Sept. 28, 1882, | Journ until Monday next. Chief Justice Fuller | those who were lost were mostly Europese, Tbe ALBRMT L STURTEVANT. socretacy. pais . “| the reasonableness of our prices andthebigh | senvur RASS PENCIL SHARPEN Post ofice exhibit at Chiengo. ‘Third Assistant | ro. John W. Foster, O™™ S€Pt 28 1 announced that on motion of Atturney General | survivors will reach Hong Kong on Toesday ‘adios Ba at 5555 pe einiegcenaemee cate Oe a ctiar ee: mtmaster General Haren will leave for C PallaNcans arg Scott of Virginia a rule would be issued, return- | Morning next, ‘The steamer Anconia bas pro- MMA St Sss. 3 ee ee ef ich | able on the second Monday in November, | Seeded to the scene of the wreck. on yee BARBER & ROSS, . = oe ee ae purpose, and, inci-| Your excellency’s very polite letter, which ame <adhcrryplcnars Atri wa wonncrtiiiiiannsalt ‘ss ry , re" ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY. jentally,to take in the opening ceremonies. was transmitted to me by Cardinal Gib-| calling on Unis istrict Judge Paul TRIAL OF PROF. SMITH. lu A. E &I rap anacgag i <a pee anise Soe LES ar aan Rois; natterenried ipimiets ke holy father | to show cause why the case of Deputy United < xpexwrar Ar Extery RELAND'S. | COR. LTH AND OS: serdinsen te inn Navat. Onpens.—Lieut. August F. Fechteler | winout delay. His holiness has tearned how | States Marshal Joseph W. Currico, charged | Mle ts Charged With Teaching Heresy tm Suemee _§ Winter Under- TEMS QURT rumciTy Is ouperior to anything snd Homer C. Poundstone, to examination for | peat was the gratification felt by the President | With the murder of a man he wanted to arrest, Lane Theological Seminary. b+ —) 4 4 NOME Cates | TH sepie 18 looked very ook Lee ein Tt A We have ever found promotion; Lieut. Commander E.C. Pendle-| o¢ this great republic at the prospect of receiv-| should not be transferred to the state] Crxcrxxart, Oct, 17.—The trial of Rov. DLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DET fain. but the euine fow prices for Mactinvostey are hotd himself in readi YT i ; tee ae a dere ome In Washington” sent daty in connection unaee for orders to} ing the Columbus records, which will be| courte, Justice Shiras was assigned to the| Henry P. Smith, the eminent profesor of end thine contiticnten uf, Natural Gray Shirts and Drawers, Unprogreasive Furnishing Honges arg. still sell- Special disty in connection with tie! Monterey; | =) te aia bely, esa an a exposition | third judicial circuit to succeed Justice Harlan, | Greek and Bebrew in Lane Theological Semi- Bbere 81 {pw oa: SOc. Men's Scarfs for 7De. Beauties in | Is the verdict of all our customers, many of whom | Lieut, Commander C. O. Allibone, to hold bim- F y : - rs - i: Sateel Tan Sidi ant Reem, ewe) Ps. Techs end Beortakande, sclf in readiness for special duty in connection | which is to be held pext year at Chicago in | temporarily assigned to that circuit on the | nary, accused of teaching heretical doctrines, Open 930. - Meavy Merino Shirts and Draw- We ure giad to note that you haven't forgot the | were born and reared in the state of Vermont. . ag 4 2 Valling, | bonor of the immortal discoverer of America, | death of Justice Bradley. Attorney General | began today. He was also charged with failure Generai Bankine. s Canton Flannel Drawers, only | announcement of about s week or so ao alout the with the Columbia; Licu:. Burns T. Walling, | honor of the immo ~~ s en pon pen mr caesar Men's Dollar Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, 138 to hold bimeelt in rendiness for orders to sea; | ‘The august pontiff felt certain that the United | Diller moved for a writ of certiorari to bring | to carry out the obligation im) upon bins _——— AT Tic. WE OFFER ‘They beat the world For the money. Ninth Chaplain Wm. - £ — to hold himself in | States aa ae ears, = eal ey = a eae eck ee caries te 2 saon be rng ned as @ mu of the Pres | Men's Natural Gray One-fourth-wool Shirts Belongings.” 035 Pa. ave.n. be lineas for orders to tho training ship Ports- | serve the precious ot are - y ‘ | poo ILLED I. 2 Sea 4 offer n 3 — | sigh shied" tafloresattivine in keciy. f peas | Between Dand B. for. their transportation and for, the free | Ita for carrying arm to. the opposition to | tao cmettial ‘particulars, Prot KOS. 08 TO 914 G ST. X. W. y overlook all work, apd sell strictly for east To Sruect 4 Mrrtany Post.—A board of Balmaceda’s government in Chile and, a speed Juct his own case. pirat irate aig Page shee tareak ewan x0 ee er in gns | SUPRONRO XOUNGS COMPANE, officers, to consist of Brig. Gen. Wesley Merritt, | PA&S8° Astermination of the question by the higher! | “He seye nict bc will resist the effort t0.con- ON. D. ak b ; ut et ae re on = ss «api Surg sd Drawers, #1 each: 62 per salt Suiting? | “TOP i = Fa RI NG Gog DE Lieut. Col. aise Ludington, deputy quar- y special | court is wanted, he intimated the Otere 7 ments to ite patrons : PHY: abe a i “> HK. Futtons a rmas Charles Ger cont per annum, payable ewni-antaaiiy. The | P en's Extra Guailty Netaral Gray Shirtocnd | Son 10th ot m.w.s en Soeetberetiravenne,_oclB se ite te einonthis of mores ane hereby. nt Sa Geesalesf, Geputy’ surgeon’ gdeoal. tr pease ved y | New York's Weather Prophet Coming. ——«. Sa eee ee ‘& SNYDZN'S SHOL TALK. tion OCTOBEIESS. oolcteck aun, tuted to meet ut Helena. Mont., on the ist day | the Catholic Cburcl = Prophet Elias Dunn, who, as a general thing, Brae out ior aan compen cortiiotan teet > Natural Gray Alk-woo! Shirts and ptigPRNg Temakatte in buying Men's | _¥. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctionee 3 Seostiainle tec theory iodo) ioe el aes ie, nopncaiel EOagtT: bes | tolls the New Yorkers witt kind of weather scicsishieasian here the depit is not withdrawn before thres Draworn sik bound and stitched, $1.50 euch | Shoee or 9u°B0 and 44, ‘All ahoe sires sell them: The weather ip likely te be Aries eantrie | OF © talitary pow aS Gat ab , Se provided | Ho demostirations ‘which ere to be = going to omy Pitre toed city} OFF FOR CHICAGO. Se ere Seine Weinp sine Lamb's} S24 conmtruction our 83.50 and ¥4 siives cannot | Fe i eM aily cncler Puseday aiokatie” | for under an act of Congress approved May 12, | there in honor of the Genoese hero for a two months’ tour ty at headquarters. Seon iene me Geewn before Sve sears ‘ Shirte sol Drawer, superior quality, | Area’* ite andtattrod iat Cattser n a ee ereapwone Jem Lhe board will examine auch sites asmay | tho fourth centonary of hie memorable 7 | Somnee Naeree nk ee ee eve TET 0 torte ot a noitERe NGS SaaS yout * Reus tape Lamber a te 0 beoffered for the purpose situated within Sy RE pessonal qualities than by his grade per.| Atmaxy, N. ¥., Oct 17.—Gor. Flower, Mili- Drawers, $1.50 each: 83 per suit. Th k . the ‘ecclesiastical hierarchy. i tary Secretary Judson and several members of ‘Cowapare this with the expenses of all other associ Me's Sariet Ail-wool Medicated Shirts and Sadtenct dene nero) Pessoxas.—John H. Considine of Brooklyn, Sect asm aie ot the governor's staff left the city at 125 0 TRS RE back, and front = ornare lao can you buy theee itemsat these | R. L. MeClean of New York and P. H. Gray of | Lepanto, «prelate who ss bighiy to be esteemed serine, tiarTington told a Stan reporter thet |p. m. for Chicago on a special car attached to dity alone from Noveuter Lz, 1A), to Aucust 1 | “The Teo Old Tuners.” THERE 18 BUT ONE LADIES" ‘Best Gang-sawed Lumber, $1.15 per 100 | _2usdelphia_ are at Willard’s.—Charles | 90} of which he has given many evi- | Mr. Dunn wou om fremarn the limited. At Rochester they will be eer, SBE & Jos H. L Tailoring Establishment in Wash- we 2 per 100) H. Hart of Hartford and L, Williams of New | dences in his writings. . =P, aichraws : Officer McNaughton Our Senree sho. the moat tavorsbie terms | 5+ B. Exreny os. FA. Lrevann. ington worthy of the name—and that ‘Best Florida Cypress Shingies, 84 perm, | York are at the Randall.——W. J. Spears | His holiness does not doubt that this decision GALA SERIE Aa committee. Mr. John ep leans and Sowaits. end our wcurities being three | Managers Branch Balto, Shirt Factory, is Keen's." rin. Flooring, ©L 30 pes 10000 Fee of Fordham, N. Y., James C. Chambers of | of his will be received with pleasure by the Increase of Brazil's Trade. left on Sun- Gree the valve oan ani the losm being repaid | cc! 401 thst. uw., pear N. ¥. ave. junction. There is but one place where the 6 Der 1000q, ft, Rnseia the pa tana 2 ‘excel-| According latest trade returns received commnitice left on if: eth) tot .y a, i biwhest degroe of perfection in Men's Rest }4-inch Siding, @1 per 100 aq. ft. Leni’ ste oe wx? — —_ Sovernor expects to be — “= wry attr, each mote, | be apna Lives, Bittner & Miller, of Boston, P. J. Mel will welcome the prelate with your ac-| atthe burean of the American republics the com- fork. and the ne poses our patrons to lose = pepe Cres ane he Feonle's Lambor Yard, Ton ke Becenien ote Yor Foe customed courtesy. @erce of the republic of Brazil for the first six fair cS, The 7 oN DING ™. rot tern! Le Oth x a re r by res ». McDonak '. J. Pilzer — +c = ENGMAN, Presttent. | Hf avwanp & Hercmxsows shite oc17 "| of South Carolina and H. B. Restwick of San months of the current year hae amounted to ill take place oe Haturdey . AVENNER FURNITURE POLISH: | win SALE-—AN F ST. OFFICE BUILD- — ing, 13 roome. Tat brick stable: SS NOTICE. —OGT. 1, Inez —WR —HAVE| O17 F incuire of Son's soneor. James H. Coleman, adver. ea So Bete revel Sar Soe fe 1820 F a Wo | 50 YOU WANT FINE GROCERIES Boston Globe, BUTCHER'S BOSTON HARD WAX FLOOR ‘océ-Lm # W. 1. HOPKINS & CO. Callend examine our complete and fresh ry on the corner of eS FOR RENT — COMPLETELY FUR-| mo ' maces FOI = COMPLETELY, YU. | hefail trate: hesitents of Geonmotowas i wil poy ‘at 9:20 this morning. ation: | ock&im “S8h and Woke, HW. . E P 8 for ot — [CAN 1 or AND ry = Sued for ©65,000 Personal Taxes. peuan Atazatine, reteaing aie DENERHUWER Beis. i ratte Carat aaa yn has boon created by the suit of County Treas very agreeable to for en ViviMNCS, VIVAMUS. National Co-operative Ampaiation : : CONSTIPATION* il f i sie | sent Riise se) och _Viee President and haneger, a x ‘and TO INVESTORS. —' HA’ = Ww. 500 | is Pre at OLD quit I tLe & f pc RE Mises Siiee J. MAURY, DOVE. . . GRILLON ., 10% Mi; | __oclsae 12h et. a. Fetia | wharves. tort and Guts! and Sbeh and x ae. Fe if Raviarxa. Go disect to the factory branch, ‘Sil SEVENTH ST. W Fixe line of Stiver Ware on hand. BAND & SUNS’ MANUFACTURING 00. a Vectors. Baltimore, 3a Hi