Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1893, Page 5

THE STORY oF THE sHooTING. CONFIRM/TIONS. Lumens & Ba. (OURLATESTCUTUST| w.a.mosese sous’ {2.7 ci Sogn ed ene _— KOLB PHARMACY. Sprorat, Suz axD Dysriax or — a ‘mer Trial, Some Are Beld Over. ie Caarpuax wanarrt th, ‘The Senate has confirued the following nom- THE Lowest cur-nare pavc store tx| Covenes ann Lovxers mm | geet Me Suxs For Exsrsz. rnin some aap Eun: R EASTER WILL SOON BZ HERE. PROCURE mete toner dome 1 Fu Former Betuced ees eee YOUR EASTER COSTUME NOW, FOR NOW Price. price. ‘REGARD TO PENNSYLVANIA PATRONAGE —sEEK- | 42NOLD TAKES tus staxp axp speaks op | inations: 1N@ PARDON FOR 4 MAN IX THR Drerascr | 8 RELATIONS To re Kaurens axp givts| Josiah Quincy of Masschusetts, to be ae A STATEMENT Ob avewrs Lrapixe cr ty THE | sistant secretary of state; Isane P. Gray of In- ‘TRAGEDY. i Giana, to be envoy extracdimary and minister JAIL—a NEW CHIEF USHER APPOINTED. This has been a busy day for the President, althongh his callers were fow and the ante BAUM’S, ‘€e ay pag ec rooms were deserted. Senators and members 416 = g Y YOUR DRESMAKER 18 MOBE AT YOUR sen nn 7 — who called with the hope of seeing him were | resumed in the «ri Court itis morning, | to be consul of the Unita States at London; Sevexra Srazezr. . : oe some effort to bring our own told that Monday is the day eet apart by the | District Attorney Birney and Assistant District | Robert A. Maxwell of New York, to be fourth NC Q s Ss P r VICE THAN LATER ON. SILK WILL BE THE '€1.00 e manufacturing before the public.— President for‘consideration of matters demand- | Attorney Tag, for the government, and | assistant postmaster geasel; Wade Hamp- o “report, Guick Dares, Sati LF aorsrs. = be NO COUCHES IN THE WORLD ing his uninterrupted attention and that only | Messrs. H. E. Davie and GC. Tasker for the | ton of South Carola, to be cowmissioner of PREVAILING FABRIC. ‘1.00. i ARE MORE COMFORTABLE on | those with whom be hed made appointments | defendant. railroads; William McAdoo of Lig ae MORE DURABLE THAN for the day would be announced. Jomes Culign, s bor, was called ‘and teagified | be assistant scoretary of the navy: Daly J. ‘The dest value ever offered: 22-inch INDIA SILK, 00. ‘Oe IY Early in the morning came Mr. William F. | that while at the corner of 6th and E streets peg Py panei a8 00. Go| MADE BY OURSELVES —We make | Harrity, chairman of the national democratic | the defenders arked hima abort time before | Litt Castles B ‘catia a tan Aoured, striped and polka dot, 60c. per yard. on bog every style and quality of Couch. committee, with whom the Prosident wants to | the shooting € his wife had béen at wituees’ | Pret’ ‘Wright P. “00. @e pane (a, discuss some matters relating to Pennsylvania | house, and ently saw Arnold pass aiong | artillery, to be protener at spetho> 2Tanch JAPANESE SILK, sigured, striped and 91.00. Ce tronage. Mr. Harrity remained some time of E street, matics; Capt. Charles W. Willinms, assistant p 92-00. om and wore » pleased expression of countenance Sree ee Seis oe atentans falled to @ to 02, artnet wih polka det; regular €1.00 value; our price, 7c.» 33. Se In order to call particular st- nee boca r= Soong nied © | canued to. dence pepese towed ta arene eseond, aa eee = ‘Adam EXTRAORDINAR ~ Sper omar iengete asta meee 7 frank, with eGrertsments,wome of which were | Kramer, sath covaiy, to be tars Fret dew, ice. ein 50 wenn. webaiiade PREPARING THE NOMINATIONS. faced pul owing that | Frederick W. Sibier, second cavalry, to Be S00. oo in SOME CASES TO 40 PER CENT ‘The preparation of the nominations to besent | Titt'men, dar Nit wif@ and her going stu conker, wb coptin; tesvad i BLACK AND COLORED SATINE, for lining under + Se. 380 iiss to the Senate today occupied s large part of the | Objection was made, and the court after ot Harry G. Trout, minth cavairs, to be fret DURING THIS exe? fot Be President's attention daring the forenoon and smining mares they were not near or | lientenant; Second Lieut. Edward C. Brooks, 00, . frequent emissaries from cabinet officials came | material enough to meot this issue and refused eighth cavairy, to be first leatenant, i Jace, 20 to 24 inches wide, from Bie, to $2. 81.00 Ste Ged” ‘wiavbave* Sica “tame levees ts bearing large square | ‘© sdmit the. | Mad. Iicbara Corabe, pinth infantry, tobe len: ia rong a ue oe senike ARNOLD TESTIFIES, tenant colozel; Ezra P. Ewers, in- COLORED AND BLACK SURAH SILKS, 201nches | Frtroctt or Malt. conte: spate GRAND,” ned inside, upholstered, pontiac hesuarsandier ane —_ The defendant, Arnold, took the stand and | st, to be, major; First a 5 as . elena ERR SESE ‘Shout . Bowen, try, wide. We intend making these pools 75c., a8 ine Toilet Water, all odors i ar _ - One of the callers at the White House, who free =p epdeees — lore @. W.} tain; Second Lieut. Geo. iB Da Best Mixed Bird Seed... 10. Now 7 comfortable es well as durable, with Aropped in incidentally, was Rev. D. G. Cran- | prvell, Gru that be was Ae eer oF age. | twenty-third infautry. to be first they cannot be bought todsy to sell for less. Our 20c. Now 100 adjustable hair bolster, at $17, 1s as don of Boston, who, it is said, would like ® | in 193] and came to thie ste i lao pean [neers Navy: Passed Assistant Engineer Be Xow Ios ts any 90 article of the king {COBSUlship. Mr. Crandon is a man of varied | tered the money order oflice in 186s ‘and at-| Sunee "yaa: fo be chief engineer, A Price for this week will be Gui6e. per yard. aa Kee me —_ = attainments. He combines @ call to the Uni- | tended the Columbian Law School and grad-| assistant. engineer. Alfred’ ‘Drewte ever sold. ‘ tarlan pulpit with the ability to impersonate | Usted. In the summer of 1891 he lived| or Kentucks and Pawan a PLAIX AND CHANGEABLE BENGALINES, in all THIS WEEK PRICE, TO INTRODUCE Richeliew on the dramatic stage. = Ses oo Penal 2 tg, 8, ATP] of Virginia, to be assistant or hea I, ONLY. €15. WANT PARDON FOR A MAN IN JAIL. Callins" on 6th street. Ils trip west was for the | hitat JBnior grade) Herbert O. Dun ‘the newest weaves, 81.25 to $1.50 per yard. 1.50. Now o0e Mr. E. B. Hay and Mr. Simon Wolf called to | purpose of selec: manatee Semph Beale, to bee lee- Fl 3 & place to practice law. He | tepant, junior grade; Lieut. (janio de) Are file some additional’ papers in the appeal for a| met Laura Bowman at Mrs. Culliue'. Did not | ther Wobeld eee eet mt; keeden ee pardon in tho case of H. G. Altman, now | know her by the name of Kramer. He never | ward F, Kanyon rotes Gomrene’ ~-4 offering is © new article and certainly serving a sentence of sixty days in the District | D8 0 introduction to her and hisacquaintance | james Hl. Oxkley with her was not familiar or intimate. He lad Now75c| merits» large ssle.—A loose, best co 1984 ahs | # i e BLACK AND COLORED JAPANESE SILK, 20 nF : 8 inches wide, for street and evening, G0c. per yard. EASTER MERCHANDISE, complete ww... ‘ been in ill henith since 188t from a] memisaies wae oe ee ‘Congressman Stone called with Col. Denham BLACK AND COLORED JAPANESE SILK, 227 Pop ahpentarior Bristle Brush. Be. Nowe hair mattress covers the springs and of Kentucky, but did not eee the President. regia pope lpn nod roy Pet | Shoe Brushes, first-class. + Bie. Now 10c] — the adjustable hair roll can be placed | Col. _D 3 chsirman of the demoorstic | tira, Cullia's he on some occasions walked along | inches wide, 76c. per yard. Shoe Brushes, ail bristle. + 40c. Now 23e MGommnittee of the eleventh Kentucky | so yireet with ber, bis wock betes se en nlone npc Famliy Syrineenall raiber.3 pipes. 62.00. Now 90e| at elther end of the divan.——The [district and wants to aecertain what | S06 Sifeet with her. bis work being on E strect a Family Syringes, 3 pipes ‘Be. Now 400 ES ES po Re Course will be followed im the | O08 On eich lean. aa tae nen ne left here it veceiver BLACK GRENADINES, FIGURED AND STRIPED, | pountaisPSyringes, 2-at. (ieader)...82.00.Now $1.24 distribution of patronage in that section. He | Teo. "tor Jamar t aad Poee ee Hare Heburst and RB. GALL THIS WEEK) s Fountain Syring:s, best rubber.....62.50.Now $1.40] kind we here offered, as the up- | doesn't want anything himself, but be is be. | T#08 january 4 and February 6, 1892, | Brown, to be postmasters at Livingerom, 24 inches wide, 81.00 and 81.15 per yard. " He left on January 16, not having sufficient non. sieged for indorsements of applications. If his 4 y benatens a shel Meadville. Pa., respectpely. The er holstery can scarcely wear out, for indoreement is to have any ucight he will exer. ———— 15th. Ho sbualned in the fall's | tion of the failure to act in the eases of “Whit, it simply consiste of a mattress, cise due discretion, otherwise, ho will | ee eeege 4 aepeogl BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE, SATIN RHADAMES, MILUINCRY, TRIMMED HATS. LONNETS AND TOQUES, IM- PORTED AND OF OUR OWN PRODUCTION, | THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND SIVE DISPLAY THAT FAS BE! DRESS GOODS. INCH-WIDE PLAIN HENRIETTAS, MOHAIR LINS, DIAGONAL CHEVIOTS, SILK-MIXED FABRICS, WOOL CHEVIOTS IN NOBBY EF- FE REGULAR 6c. VALUES. OUR ay | ° 2sit, | ney and Gayle is doubtless to be found in the ted November 2, 1391. He ieft here January KOLB PHARMACY, which ean be turned and shifted at ee every candidate and then 80/46 ang returned Merch 1, and with ie wafo| pubiiclands, which aust ‘icst poms mpeg ane Mr" Zaward Voege of Brooklyn, X. ¥., has | 00k board at 628 Pennsyivania avenue. hominations, bavenot yet had mectinge CAIBE, ARMURES, GROS GRAINS and lots of GOR. 7TH AND E STS Se eae at Hamburg. He knew Laura Bowman was at 725 Lith Charged With Theft of Farniture, , 6 are very slight. A SEW CHIEF UsHER. street; saw her therein May; learned about | fr. RF. Simms was at police hesdquartors fact that the committees on the judietary and PEASE IE, BENGALINES, FAILLE FRAN- Sar ae LEADERS OF LOWEST PRIGES,) <™——™ srinm being sme ontr | | Mr, Edvard Vooge of Brookirn. X.Y. bat ME LEARNED OF HER MANBIAOS. sesh. caters 8 Mr. C. E, Dexter,of Three Rivers, Mich., was | that time that sho wasa married woman. ile | thle afternoon to answet a warrant sworn ouh other pretty weaves. A visit to our Silk Department today appointed chief usher of the Executive | had no idea before then that she was married. | sgainst him by Selden W. Crowe charging Ans, Al PRICE, ‘will convines you that to hat is ion, fill She at thet time detailed the cirenme 1 : oy: you procure everything ae Five Srecuz Banoarss Mansion, filling the vacancy occasioned by the | Sbe at She made etoneee atten | the theft of €1,900 worth of furniters ‘Rew snd stylish It issafe to come to us, THAT HAVE NO EQUAL. OUB 40-POUND HAIR MATTRESS, death of Cept. Densmore last fall Mr. Dexter | gho said she @id not consider that abe was {Tbe furniture in question was left in €x-401 ol Sj | Married aud asked his opinion and asked|New York by Dr. Crowe, Hotes man of good address, of courage and | hie services ina suit” ennalling the | there wader coe ora oe rhe, Sberated 36.00. discretion. z marriage, and he promised to investigate it and Py nite wusranteed odorless, at UU. en home a ere _— Fefer her to an attorney if the facts warranted | Miss Creswell, whose death resulted from & e House . “ton cy | it: Since he learned that she was married ther: _ rormed. ‘some un- xs Axp Company, ——We never heard of any mattress Of this city, who aspires to the position Of | had been nothing criminal between them. Wit | Laman, oPemtion perf by - or EVER WILL sell such STER- LING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote. It OUR STOCK COUNTS AMONG THE || (| LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED, DUT {| 11 NOW IT IS IN BETTER CONDITION |1{ UMTRIMMED HATS. FEATHERS, RIBBONS AND NOVELTIES FOK TRIMMING, OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, THAT CANNOT @ BE DUPLICATED LA ‘THE SEASON > ‘oO YOUR ORDER NOW WILL RECFIVE CAREFUL ATTENTION AND WE GUARANTEE SATISFAC- TION BOTH IN REGARD TO STYLE AND] sryrich WEAVES IN DRESS FABRICS, Tic., PRICE, ie 81, $1.15 AND $1.37 YARD. PATENT LEAT! LORS FOR LADIES, ALL 2 | THAN EVER BEFORE. EVERY STYLE || Detng offered for lets than 810.00 and paymaster in the army. nese saw her sister on the subject and consulted | of Me, Bieta, —Teand See au BLACK OR WHITE, WITH WHITE O8 BLUE 7) KNOWN TO THE COMMERCIAL WORLD 71 5: at that was absolutely odorless. ,.,_ A PUBLIC MECEPTION. with Mr. Tucker. as did Mra Kramer| Toa Stax reporter Mr. Simms said that be TRIMMING. — = an At 1 o'clock the President received a num- | and her sister, and Mr. Tucker took eharge of | bad not seen Dr. Crowe of Dr. seldensines ee We. a 1] AS NEW-AND EVERY Looms BEST [| (ogy as cals a went | the case. This was in April, He heard from | feat } wah on To Foose oe At eee, visitors in ‘oom and then = ome anes eos ppeared from New York until today, when act PRINTED INDIA SILKS IN FIGURES AND HAIR. PICKING IS HERE READY FOR YOUR Our $165 High-back Dining, Office to luncheon. em of acts tendis w that Mre. Kra- | the olficers served « warrant on bim. s EVERYWHERE 62%. A YARD. mer’s and her sister's statements were substan- or Hall Chatr, highly polished, is the ‘The President devoted the remainder of the found “peers —— ae strongest and dest designed chair ever attarncon ie, (ory bigeen ee oped com- In Ma "he bad Mover phon) m9 ‘The Ofiicers of the senate. -] munications which bas accumulated on his desk | yrs, Kramer and her sister as to annuiling the | ‘The question for the election 6f the officers constructed fog the price. during the past week. . conversed with Mrs. Kramer | of the Senate was discussed in the " ve minutes before the shooting. Massa Busreees. ut SELECTION. COME, IF ONLY TO GET 11 POSTED ON WHAT WILL BE WORN. =| | RIBBONS. [=== VELVET EIBPONS, SILK OR COTTON BACK, Out-of-town patrons can order dy mail. NEW SHADE PLAIN GROS GRAIN RIBBONS, BEST GRADES. RIBBONS IN ATTRACTIVE STYLES AND LARGES® ASSORTMEN QUALITIES TN WASHI a CAN BE READILY S ALL WIDTHS FOR DRESSES. CA . IMMING. RIBBON . VERY STYL- BELYETT SUITS. THE LATEST. SILK Wal RFPECTS, EXTLEMELY STYLISH. U0 ws ING SUIIS Rd Ef CHILDREN’S SPRING $i H § 1.50 IN STYLISH CLOTHS AND EFFECTS, 6 TO 14 YEARS. ‘70 $9.50. $150 CHECKED CASSIMERE SUITS IN THE LATEST SPRING SHADES AND STYLES. ALL SIZES. SPECTAL, aS 5.00 SPRING SUITS, NORFOLK / ‘TILE. SIZES UP to lo > FEAue Now : $4.50. Oe: INCH BLACK JAPANESE SILKS OF SEAT E. K H PRINTED IN. =W SHADES ICE. cOODS. 1g {8 ATTRAC.} 1668 sd ERY. 1Se, WOOL CHALU TiVe PATTERN: Ghenille Gurtains. RICH-COLORED PORTIERES, WITH HANDSOME COLORED Dade Ei D BOTTOM. VALUE, 86.50 BY Lo TORLW PAIK wa 6-4 TABLE EaANT COLO VALUE, 23.00. f Qo) |] 8 RIES AND LACES ALOT OF 27-INCH NAINSOOK, IRISH POINT EFFECTS, DAINTY PATTERNS IN SWISS AND CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES. VALUE, Sc. TU S13 YARD. FOR SOC. BOURDOX 1 ACESIN ECRI HOS! LANSBURGH BRO., Places usin position to offer about 200 pairs Ladies’ Fine Hand-sewed Turned Feather- ‘weight Opera Sbapg Plain Toe = $4 Boros Boors = SS Ae $225. = ‘These are new Spring Goods, Just in from the factory. Nothing wrong about them except tha: they were ordered with tips— ‘end instead, they came with plain toes. Our correspondent, admitting this to have been » “‘BAD BLUNDER" on the part of hie office help in copying our order, writes us: °° © “Ratner than return the “goods to us, dispose of them for “what they will bring—and charge us crwith the los" ° °° “ONE PERSON'S LOSS IB ANOTHER ONE'S GAIN!" ‘This is YOUR gain to the tune of 81.75 « pair—but you must call at once. At $2.25 ‘these Sue $4.00 Shoes will not go a-bes- One 420, 422, 424 AND 426 7TH ST. “A Blunder” have lots of things to en- courage usin our HAT brel+ ness.——The season-afterses- won coming of the same People.——-The new faces we see—more of them than asusl this year, Occasionally somebody] say “we've heard of your HATS —and want to try them—Been wearing ———— and are tired of paying #5 or $0-if we can ey as good for lees.” ‘That makes us feel proud. Puts us on our mettle ‘When it comes to quality and cost making customers curs are great re- crulters. It's od@ to notice tastes turn over. ——SOFT HAT wearers are going to the DERBYS—and men we've been sell- ing DERBYS to for seasons are taking up with the ALPINES—“just for # change." Wily fashion @pproves both —pleases everybody—they and the SILKS—you'll want two out of the three. One reason that is so satisfactory to buy HATS here, is the variety— We've alé the blocks—with all their Variations of brim and crown—DUNLAP —ENOX —YOUMAN—MILLER-SAKS—all of them+—There is all of a dozen different shades——Gray Mixed—Brown ‘Mixed—Golden Brown—Seal Brown—Na- tria—Pearl—Beaver—Walnut—Cedar—Black and s0 on—$1.25 to $3.50. There'll be lots of SILK HATS worn this spring——Watch and see——if vou want one $450, #5 and $7 ‘ll get the best ‘The Boys’ and Babies’ Novelties are here——Even a “‘Straw” is peeping out. You're going to regret it if you Our GSe. High-back Chair { worth 902. Our 375 Gold Leaf Recepticn Chair 1s sold everywhere at from €4.25 to 85.00, W. B. Moses & Soss, F AND 11TH srs. Btorage Rooms, 224 near M st. WEEKLY BULLETIN W.H. HOEKE. OUR TRIG OF ATTRACTIONS For this week should be seen by every housekeeper in the city, for none orthe other of them you will find the opportunity of supplying that long-felt want at a price that will encourage you to gratify it. PORTIERES AND LACE CUR- TAINS. All lots of less than 6 pairs will be soid at one-third of. Among these xoods will be found some of those beautiful silk-s:riped ‘Madras Curtains that had such a run Jast fall. They are just the thing for Spring Drapery—so this is your chance. FEATHER PILLOWS. A regular size 3%-pound Feather Pillow, warranted free from odor, for $1.23. CHAMBER SUITES. ‘We are siways hunting the market for something good at a little price in this line, bat at no time have we ever shown such ex- value for the money as our $19 Suite. Itis good Value at 825;come and ‘see it and you will say so. It is solid oak, ‘the bed is 6 feet 6 inches high, neatly carved and has beaded panels: the dresser is 42 inches wide, with bevel mirror 24x20, and the washstend is 32 inches wide, with 1 large and 2 small drawers and cupboard and ‘ood splasher rod. It is MADE and SOLD HIS MAIDEN OPINION Judge Jackson Delivers an Opinion on the Customs Administrative Act. Justice Jackson today rendered bis maiden opinion as a justice of the United States Su- preme Court. By the opinion the court affirmed the judgment of the Circuit Court for southern New York in the case of Passavant & Co. against the United States, involving an important question under the customs administrative act. Passavant & Co, imported some gloves which were entered at a certain valuation. Th customs officert when they appraised the gloves increased the declared value by more than 10 per cent. The importers appealed first to one of the general apprais- rs and then to the board of general ap- raisers, with the result that the cus- ms officers were each time sustained. The collector thereupon asseseed duty at 50 per cent, the rate fixed by the McKinley bill for gloves of the value found, and in ad tion levied a further duty or ity of 2 per cent of the total appraised value for each one cent of excess over entered value. The importers wished to appeal the ease to the courts and thus the question resented itself, Have the circuit courts of the United States under the provisions of the cus- tome administrative act any jurisdiction on plication of dissatiefied importers to review and reverse a decision of the board of general appraisers ascertaining and fixing the dutiable value of such goods when the board bas acted in good faith and no mis- conduct is alleged? The circuit court and this court hold that under the administrative act the findings of the board of general ap- praisers as te the dutiable value merchandise made after # full hearing are fival and conclasive and no’ reviewable by the courts. ‘The court also holds valid the penalty pro- vided where goods are appraised more than 10 per cent above the entered value. —s ease GEE ARREARS OF TAXES, Opinion of the, Attorney for the District Upon Certain Points. ‘The collector of taxes recently requested the Commissioners to get the opinion of the attor- ney for the District upon certain legal proposi- tions involving the construction of the act of February 25, 1893. ‘The questions propounded and the replies of the attorney thereto are as follows: Q. 2. “Am I to understand that this act re- fers to the act of May 6, 1890? Is the language of the bill sufficiently to admit of this construction or to me in receiving ar- rearages of taxes with 6 per centum in lieu of Mrs. Kramer had been to see him at the money order office several times. It was not uncommon for ladies to call to see the clerk. They had reported to him, the asxauits made by Kramer. He first knew Kramer on June 7, but bad seen him before and believed him to be Kramer. On Jane 7 Mrs. Kramer having been informed that Kramer was hanging about her house and she being afraid to zo out, be went with her from 1ith street to her sister's on 6th street. At the corner of 11th and H streets Mra. Kramer said, “Lord, there is Kramer.” Ther, however, went on, and at 7th and H streets Kramer over- took them and asked who he (witue@) was. Kramer enid she was his wife, and_she replied she would not live with him. An officer walked up and he placed her in the charge of an officer. KBAMER FOLLOWED HIM. Then he left and Kramer approached bim. He bad been informed by Mra. Kramer that Kramer bad threatened that there was a man going with her he intended to kill. The wit- ness asked if he would attack him. She said that Kramer would not attack him in front. Kramer came up. eaying that he would go with them. and he believed that his p shoot or stab him. W volver this side of the Mississippi river. Witness tried to frighten Kramer back, and he did, | for he went back to the officer. He threatened Kramer, but could not tell the words he used. Saw Mre. Kramer the next morning to learn | the result of tie meeting, and she informed him that Kramer threatened to kill him on sight. When Kramer said witness was living with his wife he said Kramer was aliar. Wit- ness feared that his life was in danger and the next day he borrowed a pistol from Cole at the oftice, who gave him some cartridges, He “loaded the pistol, putting in five cartridges. It was a seven shooter. It wason the 8th of June he got the pistol and carried it then till the shooting whenever he was on the street. The next day he saw Kramer on F between 9th and 10th streets, and Kramer passed him as if he did not recognize him, but Kramer, however, foilowed him to 13th street, but did not accost him. Witness described ' other interviews with Mra. Kramer, and said that on June 11 he’ commenced a draft of Mra Kramer's complaint of her husband's persecution to present to the district attorney, and on the 18th, with Miss Susie Bowman, made the statement to the district attorney, and he said that he would investigate the matter and communicate with them. srthndacesnnng SOME CURIOUS COMPLAINTS. Democratic Senators and Members Object to Their Treatment by the President, There are a curious lot of complaints coming from democratic Senators and mem- ession and after some talk on both sides it was decided to let the matter go over until after the dem ocratic caucus, whicu is to be held to- morrow. ein Range of the Thermometer. The following were the temperatures at the office of the weather bureau today: Sa.m., 86; 2p.m., 48; maximum, 49; minimum, 31. I 1% Nexv ol » Remedy fora Sore Trost ofa ad Cougu or Cola une promptly ‘Dr. dayne x. Lang I medicine to keep in Pectorant, a ne: “at helpfulness in’ ail cause Of its ! Throat troubles. MARRIED. BRADFOLD-BEUCHERT. On Thureday, 16, 180, at Baltimore, Ma. by ro Ae jOULN S. BRADFORD ama Maly fof Washington. : ———or— . wr: youryan ine erento dence, 445 Maine avenue, PAE Ou March 20, 18K, at 1240.0 m.. tn the thirty-tirst year of ber age,” BhiDGET, beloved wife of Bartholomew aud deuguser of {hd Catherine Colbert," Netive ot County Gors, una. Funeral from her late residence, 2418 I > west. ou Wednesdays Marrs ct iD. me ee am. belatives BULKLFY. At Danville, Pa.. or ing, Merch i8, INL GUATSIE. GARNETT BO i angest con of Dr. dobn Weilles and V; eral frens Truly Be Church corner 38 anit ra ie cy ‘March i, at ii orciock am. COLEMAN. nda, March 20, 1808, af 21:90 orgock, CPLIA CULEMAS. Saree 80 1808, at Sactseof funeral Leres"inr, 154 M street morth- FRY. Departed this ‘it March 1N83, 210: o'clock pom. JAMES T. PRY. aed serene tigen years. Notice ot funeral hereafter. > Sao west, ‘Funerai Wednesday at Cariisle, Pa. yelock Pm tuvermuent at hock Gosek: _ Kicieidves and friends invited. ee Lal Sunday, March Funeral from inte residence, T33 atreet, eral gy by ate SEs, Maree Se ES LILPERT. The remsizsof Miss aioe fnvited ‘to attend. a or oak Mi KBr a all other penalties as provided in the original ‘im the seventy -Arst your tee trade winner. “5 bers about their treatment by Mr. Cleve- : don't get one of our LIGHT. Te thnes bal iv acs Tai ak Be act? Wepart to mest nen. eRe Ube OF FinE| @ So. 4 OTT: . areas AL. The act of February 25, 1898, isamenda-|!and and some of the members of and HARRY. pd ee Hy tele $4.25 “TankaD HOSIERY IN Boor PATHE EN eee New Sparse Anarvats, WRIGET OVEROOATS. a tory of the act of May 6, 1600°26 Beseuter, pepe | his cabinet. ‘The barden of thé moaning | Puneeai Tasstayst3 pm. from er late reetdenge, SHADES. VALUE @ SPECIAL AND BLACK PRET WICH HIGH COLORED Ui = ee — 102, and both acts must’ therefore be construed | aj to be that they oro trented “th sireet southeast. ¥ SU NAVY AND TAN, | PERS, COLOKS RUSSIAN BLUE, TANS, GRAYS 10 new styles of Ladies’ Fine Vict F‘d and ” i PI A OWERS. Sunday, March 19. 180%, at J2: BOBBY JERSEY SUITS IX SAVY AND TAS. | PAVENDERS TELLOWS. GREEMA REGS $2.00 together without taking into consideration the | ag i¢ they were of'no more importance than any Th, CHARLES LOWRIE, beloved tmaeaeh WEST PRICES—AS A SPECIAL WE OFFER) Li TVPEERENT SHADES’ A GREAT BAky Russet Goat Low Shoes....t B2. W. H. Hoexe, other acts referred to in the letter of Mr. Davis, pie —— A Bary, Powers: ared sintp"tee gers OUR 84.50 JERSEY SUITS AND THEY C. Gain FoR ae - and in thie view T would suswer thie question | Common not elec! represent | in teat ce bls lots Pees Wane Gale aaron, Be SURPASSED FOR THAT PRICE-> = in the affirmative. the people; that they are told that | Zuenday, i) 'vclock ‘an, “ielatives and trband ge $3 QO 35¢e Eater tert en ey Sass Asp Conraxr, pra csrats cisng tad ts atte fara TPM | Seed "up by docmmentary. rides |p SCTE ct SOUT Mh 3. Mt 2.33 a neficis : y ela af her axe. Dest 84.00 and $5.00 shoes. Penn. aver} How's thist A. See ocoees neenad ne bebe ialacies en | Set oper Se sae Say anne ek i aetna in ie 3 o PAIR-3 PAIR FOR 81.00. — der this act are those persons whose ty | actually want just what they (the Congress- S My B > Walists Sania Gea see es. and Gee ee. age eperseegemapeemcr an: 4 Wes invelved in sells of lew, or egully, ox | men) fay ther do, and some even say that they Wintel inde ae rink aly soe ge Ss @USUuSsa BBED HOSE, 2 Pall G different styles Misses’ and Chiidren's ‘7th street. Saks’ Satisfactory Shoes, where minors were owners at the time the ar- | are treated as if under indictment, or a’ east ‘end. a gong > OY on saricbasssomiadimae Boomerangs teee ar eee 9 6 9 9 rearages Of tenes were received at 6 per cont, | ender suspicion of bung frunda, Another com- oT, rages, Narch 10, IN, at AS WE ARE SHOWING AN EXORMOUS STOCK most serviceable aboes to be found. See minors ola benefits of exacting with them and demands an| ay she rest in peace SEAT WAlETS AD FAX onan or ane VESTS. si re) ra) uses aoen 3 egg certitea ‘copy of jon of unselfish and patriotic —- 35 ROBBY STYLES. & WIDE RAS Me) LapUEs ase. SWI8S RIBBED VESTS) Fall a leg the peiltion of guardianship on file inthe | in excess of anything demanded by their con- Trims, we TOS? ivuirte, Sttaw, EeveNDeR 19 Lo oO 0 "Const, and of the letters of guardian- | stituents. | One Seantor, it te declare, | feito ined OS ST Eoy brotsEs: WADE OF} WA pcr heh ele iemt j G + | Re rice teed afer carsoena tte | O OE See pars as I Fe ig ge ri gh Me ao ESE eS agar # ix 2B. Sy 95 pee eal ‘With the water —is the Flour that makes -{ aoe ~ which jast ae , asc Fuosz, curve asp saitok| © Us S) ‘ Qo t wittdeadiects and other foreiga Bote iu “mare” bread, ighter” brea, ‘Court then altdivits shonld bo furnished from | soade chairanta. "Br: Cleveland te ouid to bere | reviuice, 150@uwesct oxime SUoeon ee aren a ee ee eats tet Court, . pot a i) d O and “better” bread than any persons known and reliable, establishing | told the Senator that action of thst sort indi- OLIVE, Departed thie ih reenter. & ie other flour in the world. pi Pe glee Pig org plead Pepin ere pn ee PPA ER et > oO and for yourself. All plied and were such time owners: more ie and painful fliness, thirty sixth year age. SWIS8 HANDKE! waren om o 9 ae the property and identifying the minore with | service, and that in view of that bie recom- eneayaaneniag: bit tines) BEDS BLAIS AND BARC 0 O} casa . pes roentgen oad nN Yi take mere from hia acters renidence | CENTER ; WHIi ‘: ED AN! _ volved jtments to be made by the executive. | MAGESMOISRARACHEAESR POE] RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES 9 D) er aes ae eee ee sri haod sve me aes ato aoe oat WE'VE WHAT YOU DESIRE TO MATCH YOUR " 0 w. M.G & Co. QO clerk of the court where THE GUARANTEE FUND. Serene DRESS, AT THE COKRECT PR! THE 990 AND 932 SEVENTH sT. Cid themed 2 Q)| the cause was brought, oma ITEMS MENTIONED AEE OF PARTICULARLY «Whelesalora,” the title of the Shaibae in teen Gen, Raum’s Conclusion Meets With Gen- @ G00D FALCES. a 114 AND 1916 PA. AVE oe over Giger ue sacle WY lee ‘eral Approval. 20. COLORED SILK GIMPS, MIFINE GOLD <. EHEMSTITCUED.) at 231 PA AVE, &, EB Wauaanrs & Eoxoxszoy, QO &. stand Ind. ave. ww. 1t Q)| the tots o property Checks are now being made out by the} Ir You Rr» Tms You Wma hacer pe AND FANCY Ca —_— 1208 Pr ave ow = | 0 COOCOVDOCOOOOOVO | To!te2 i ma salt: that citi zene’ inaugural committee for the return of @ Or BE DECEIVED. DE MEL Eee “Old P 99 3 Seeder fee the money subscribed toward the guarantee wigs @ c) of its termination: that » fiaal fund. In the course of @ day or two it is ex- G LINEN HANDRERGHIEES, °3) pp IP Inau: Ul >SXXXXXXX XXX tered and in whose favor ected that the checks will be mailed to the | Good things have always been countertsited and [=] PATTERNS, FO... é Jots, in what parties, a ibeerib A ing of the tiv. i Smattated—erticl “ a So BLACK SILK BOLEROS, @ saa gurest Wishins oe iovas coenee oor Golds & G hs ge ri Dethe Gual meeting, ss" the'alfars. axe not | Wectsionsd you at weak agsint the tnitations Wnenever you are ‘the be ce <——sumeroomnerms ex-Commissioner Roum of the. constructive cost to the govern- | “body Mitte to be deceifed—so don't tompes the sution—ask for CABTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS: ‘by which ‘the conclusion 1s | ‘sielupon Raving O-A-D-TE-BG, andieee thet 70n ” D BEAD OIMPS, ALL/ Tian kw SuALES. ‘ 5 a ‘Ue | @BUTTON AND 5-HUOK GLACE KID GLOVES. e ALSO THE POPULAR BIARRITZ GLOVES, Ymantes Knaruen, ruephone PLAIN AND WITH THE NEW TIRDTTE Pas G oa | XX XXXXX TENINGS, ALL THE NEW SHADES. 735 Tron Srazer N.W. anco ‘hate wonder cle wore having Ia ae (a et | rons. sme~tntaeleinnd $1 OO Pde <P see ops Lies Rose Tk See fo bee Uaadng ered fn te ty Were i scabviée obed Sou iar aaeadas “son iaiaen “ Li8 BERSER SESH Sena: Gr ee ene eh ek CTTON SUEDE AND ¢ BUTTON, ] BE DOW sell Oleomar- Sos: citizens in earnest that a sshatie allalng oeemwiy ‘Swinen TaRLx’ covens, New suADes, xe. | SEW SPHING SHADES.’ ‘S -50 Gartue nor Butterine. ‘would be erected where the next inaugural 5) céuld be held, and in the interal hat oF 721508 LiweM sUBEAL scARPa, PUES SURE SE? @ 4 78| = At $3.50 Pit saat ads of peble guberngs ‘sould be Rh eee amine = bemcnabiea¢ | 7 SONE but the Pare Unedulterated Cow Pe ae Serta eetreted fn ts armaediencin Caunazx Car BECheSe Veises tH OHAWS WORK, | ABOVE GLOVES ALL GUARANTEED AND We, Faney Creamery for 1 path dopo nce od be #0) Musene. W. F. Hanarzt axp W.X. Husest of Senses . une Ahan 70 | FITTED AND ARE SPSCIAL VALDES. we FOZ: C t& Ps As - HOSE & SHIRER ‘by the —— { Tilsaishte tah ntechmense pew | FoR PiTcmEas BAUM’S pas & Soe Borie pos =| Prop J. J. Grozazs & Sos. XXXxxPKe ward, bat boos ah see.” The captain | on a subject eal to be of considerable political Castosia 3 <P <> se peep CHIROPODISTS, 1025Pa AVE. soso’ KX XXXXXK ‘wes billed and two of the crew injared, importance. —-