Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1894, Page 5

; THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1894—TEN PAGES. = = vi pecan ers ES ECHOES OF COXEYISM | i: seisa'reretotccd te rtaka Bt : Z ij = SUMMER RESORTS. EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS MONEY WANTED & TO TOAR. |ECHNES NE CHYEViCa | @ owe somes ooeneent ee ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. YN WASHINGTON. OUT OF WASHINGTON. NE SETTER Pore ares sore LOAN oN, PROVED CITY, PRO as they yrere weather beaten, | and the dirt and Se ee ress er th wi imme dint necess! Boo! HGTEL ROYAL, KENTUCKY AVE. INFORMAL ‘THE ACAy) RANDOLPH-MACON ACADEMY, FRONT ROYAL, ce. mm tone ie pt action; payable in monthly ee are nneed them that tt was’ ten ‘Va.; healthfully situated smong th ta 1 ai Possible to even guess at thelr ages, Letter thon, ‘totes, elree given at Hotel John- jt abo gg ay al egy, ly Al ern NEW _ SINGUI is Ss giallnes at 80 ber, inonth per $1 ck ucleaing after letter was recelved from heart-broken i Sinem: | Wall'reonen om MONDAY, September’ 10: Tho | neu for ‘college oF, tasineas fer A"eclocted | 200 Hicgeley ctamieta Maki feeds for cosbion- | fn'sams of $1,000 of more at 6 per cent, Hoon | Lh Dispersion of the Army of the | mothers or sorrow ing fathers, pleading tor auisior | English course offers every opportunity for ob-| corps of teachers. Thorough mental trainings | ie ittes Sa hoe io Sth nt Lee salsa? | 5, 1201 Pa, ave, auls-3t* the return of their dear boys, and Inspector taining # thoroagh Mterary education, while spe-| moral and religious influences; full by pent ing c 6. au wWFGinnean Commenweal. Hollinberger bas hed mexy’ favsonaetee cial attention is given to the natural sciences. | moderate eharces, “Refer to Hon. 8. Tomer, | FOR SALE-STEAM YACHT; 34 FRET LOT | Or oak “atten; geod marginy-onel: mecthwest made, but, owing to the nm caataaien al and instrumental mucie, drawing and pain House of Representatives; Rev. I. W. Canter, sini ‘order; will be sold at's. sitrifice. JO second, trugt notes; good, margin: good noethwest ae a ae umerous Week: vinier ing, French, German, Latin, elocution and phys-| Mt. Vernon 3 Sonth, Send’ for par- S04 Bast Baltimore st., Battimore, property liberal, discoun cst ‘Star office.nulS-3t ay, the officers were generally vn- Ties. H.# A-| teal eultare’are taught by competent instructors. | tealars,_ to BW. BOND, Pring (Front erates $ GOOD DISCOUNT, Star office successful. ” aulsim “| auzotm oval, /ou0t 7 letters are being recel it as RALE—popo BEAUTIFUL GRAND _GPRGnT Q THE BLISS SCHOOL OP ELECIRICITY. THE WOMAN'S conn EGE, piano ry months; first-class make; three MN UIRIES FR MISSING PRODIGALS ray oo headquarters from distant states stos j The onty institution in the rata where Frederi and all the latest iragey eaentas our e west, some from California, asking for dents are given a thoroughly practical course afet, healthful location: “complete Suretatne| Site: ‘wareanied erven youn; ot if 202 information concerning the whereabouts | bined With theoretieal, instruction, #0 9& to-enaile cauipments nexceliod corps of teachers. | a horse and carriage. 13244 7th st. UW anis-3t* | SIONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN- @ boy or man who came here with the ; them, in one year, to intelligently le or instal yrithor S - = = ~ terest on Washington real estate. “commonweal arm: = electtieat apparatus and. wirlng of all” leadiug cacao,” Welte for Supe 2. 8. | YOR, SALR Ove PIANO, FiSHE UPRIGHT | ALLEN W. MALLE: What the Movement Cost the City | “Si"neInst ot mes vea one ts not £ Raheie he ae Pe ein oe ee ees a house to rent, Apply £99 ‘Delaware ave, ‘nc, | _@ull-tt 24 ¥ of! nv. Inspector Hoilinberger docs his Lest to ~~ Sulé-13t_ | one year, witht superfluous studies and higher math. aul7-3t* MONEY TQ LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL and the Deluded Men. at rest the disturbed minds of parents by TRAY MORE. gates excluded. “EP. Lewis, B.S. professor Pisses Peebles&Thom PSOMS | FOR” SALE—2KARAT SOLITAIRE DIAMOND, | estate at 5 and 6 per cont mo gelay. OLD, writing letters telling of the movements Open alt the years cggen ta eS? hg ag ng = he BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, eee i wata ae tS $55} aud-Im @ w. Gr inth ond Foe aw, = pe Tg gh ee Ue stron probablifties 3530-1 W. W. GREEN & CO. a 7» 82 04 BAST O7TH ST, NEW YORK. Seen old hex or separately. Call at “A. | JHE NATIONAT, MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN missing one. Tai : 1. Gloves Sune 2» gSesslons. 3 2-Baw2m RATiN's, 009 be raed au7-3m" | Association of New York has outstanding loans of | "TIT, HARDSHIPS: SUFFERED am, “asa of Kentucky ave.. Atlantic City, N. J. whee night thot eo aetical and BROOK ci eae ek Me DIA. PA” NEAR "a SALE—LOUNGB, $2.50; COOK STOVES, $3; Siatern alates, eee av yRovier a ATENED MR. SOVEREIGN, modern, Ne bag 18 Jt Tr | Pht Haag nuan school for girls and young | oak desk, $5; $1 per week for bed room and par: a ALDINE, Por detalied i anon BL vel ) Congressmen “AN ‘SE, 813 st, nw.myd-tr Call dress -. R. aes When Jacob 8. Coxey of Ohio made known Phila a . Foloe and Washington. on Or a delphia. Packie ave, near Obto. ety first-class tm all | PRINCIPAL, WARDER BUILDING, —_ aulS-lm* ss and ashing For gale OTRO GAS ENGINES, GOT NEW | ant i E Metres se £ | FOR BOYS AND = young men. Evening classes for private instru $230— LUTHERVILLE §I Tie GLE VALE 1 NORTH MASSACHUSETTS} tion in git branches. 1616 19th st. uw... Wash- |. ere 1s the leadi x ington, D.C. Eycl-dm HAN: D. EASTMAN, Proprietor, | BOARDING AND DAY SCHOC to the world his intention of leading an in-] General Master Workman James R. Bov- dustrial army to the national capital few ereigen of the Knights of went persons realized what suffering his move- = ree et ment wouli entail, When the crowd of so- called industrials assembled in the little Ohio town and got ready to make the march and secoud- any si nd; need for circular oF call on LLAUP, Pe he, ate borthwest Bee a : Thoma oud aivendance. “Lerma, $7 iste nesisuuies tate cvuieiomane oreo eee ut Heist." "ie nS F st, enlences; home confor ent boa IN fo 8 week "Mee CN BUZGT laces of baud BRCTARTAN. Send for catalorue, Reve J) Be ~~ SUBURBAN PROP. ERTY,. MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SU" = AES AND Je2y- AN, . TURNER, A. M., Priuetpal, Lath ¢ ¢ roved’ real estate as Gonzaga College, jyait lnctpal erville, Md. FoR SALE—HOUSE ON ANACO: 6 per cent mterest upon apm re \ HEIGHT thin the Distriet of Columbia, Apply to capacity, 180; terms, $7 to S| security within thy ARY, rotestant boanting school ATLANTIC AND © - 7 Nouking eity and river: 8 rocus, batty fur: | LW. HUYCK, 4505 Pa. ave. aut-Im_/ they undoubtediy thought that, as their an Under the diréction of the Fathers of the Rock Hitt con CONDUCTED BY THE ar Btee } > Ingui aa i eotae unsuccessfully attempted to participate in ea ee Soclety’ of Jesus, brothers of. the chools, Situated upon nak Anacostion Seige” | MONEY IN SUMS TO aeeee eee TSEUE | leader was reputed to be a man of means, |a mecting of District Assembly, Ne he Ie - ~~~ | Classical apd business — st ‘studies. Schools! the slope of one of the pieturesque bilis overlook- es terest on D. C. real a security. they would fare well and would want for % S beach, dlarviaud a Atlantic | will reopen on. ay G tition for} ing Etitcott City, Howard county, Md. Scientific, LE — §hOUM E RAWLINGS, Member Wasbington Stock of L., yesterday afternoon. Mr. Sovereign three free scholarsh! fuga 2 oh 30 31, Open] classical, Commercial courses and a preparatory | Springs, on Wasiington and obi ¥ 1505 Pa. ave. (Arlington Fire Ins. Co. nothing. So sure were they that they wefe | and the other general officers present nar- and to all. For particulars (are for small bors. Stutente are recetved as | utes to Gth et. depot; accomuudations” for aul-tr going to have a great picnic that some of | row — ir bemee: == Rev. ©. GILLESPIE, 8. J., pork or da, For percniers address ides 2,000; easy terms, WM. HH. MONEY TO LOA! oN ciry, coun END | them, if ts said, gave up lucrattv itdons Towly escaped rough usage at the hands of COTTAGES. $10 to $18 per we on-tas Pres. and Treas, $y21-20 KOT ‘R MAURICE, Prestdent. . uy ivi H si. mar, autsséemst | MOAEY TO 10) esstieeak” ghom: my, gave up lu re posi indignant delegates. K RICK, Owner and 5 TILUTE, CONCORDVILLE, PAL it Mi AND Wi S-ROOM CULLAGE thei UCKETT, DENT ais ILL > MAPLEWOOD ID ‘school for sti iin he mew w id —$195 per year. A successful school; one of the 40-42 Cambri e Park, BW. oD Dest to infuse with tember 26. ‘otros RS INSTI’ % suniabed. wit m- | tember 26. GUNSTON INSTITUTE, auli-2m_ “and od at 1123-25 tier ot the lee Norwood Institute, ety if desired; | ex: oo & 60. 683 Ft niw., Atiorneys-at Law. Jy TO BORROW, LOAN, BU i ae ge real estate, let me hear fro Bist ait, oe obit a Senet pare you thine aiid inotcy. 3. EARN Cub and started on the lark as representing the About thirty-five delega unemployed wcrkmen of the country. Some] 1, were rakatng-t the io —_ one of them, who fell victims of the police, made | when H. GC, sried to call the such statements in court whén they were meeting to order, but Sean cane they were not there a0. Fallroag amd to wake up bays teis; hot ‘ind cold wate ‘Sep er bath, !&e.; fine well | 75 —y ot Ww me ewe So hytittles, Of Mite. Boss unde 23 $174. J. | tn Yard; lot G0s125; stable, and property nicely | 1 YOU WANT RHORTLIDGE (Yale), A. M., Principal. mo* - — pneratetted to assist him in the transaction of business. z A SELECT AND. LIMITED SCHOOL Fok Ins, PESSINGTON “®,3) SEMINARY, “BOUND Et 33 A MES AT t GOgD HOVE | SONEY To LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL | One man in the lot, who séemed particu- | ‘rraphagen had been deposed from the omee a SE CEP FE ee For both sexes. Fitts-tifth year. “Very healthful, rena Hue front on Co. dad tig beautiful Pe putas uae: spesanents, Large” amounts larly anxious, to secure his release, was | of master workman at the assembly's last Ratee, $1.00 a das, $7 $10 wogke After Foun ge Mrs, Cabell cum be seen dally at | Oe i, a Te ere eee tee ae | Be oi vision; good terms, A, J. SCHWARTZ, os atl & KULTERFORD, frank enough to admit just under what cir-/ regular meeting on Thursday, August ®, ft 3m oe B. B. NORRIS. | the ghore, address between the hours of 1@&.m. idan an, saten Suda aioe onl ae mice 1907 F st. aw. | cumstances he left his home and “jined,” as | and the merbers of that body Geciared the -SIDE—JERSEY COAST. (- : eulttr_| President. Qi SALE O15 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL LEVEL aOR TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY OR | he sald, the army. meeting called by him for yesterday atter- X_OOaST. | or -cacitin SAGE EAST CAPITOL rarrare is sea’ potion aid" dining yj, Som cottages | Meguntey property. | RICHD. 'B, B, CHEW, = hoon to be Megal, making the rurther alle- HOTEL LaF. AYETTE, CaPB May, z st., will reopen ember Young ladies and BETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY, VA,—PREPARES Jatrobe ‘in perlor and di. r a ad Ww. a . ‘I was working in a mine and was mak- gation that in the sending out of notices of Located 10, Geet from the ocevn. Hates, $2 to $5] children not” att the academy are admit-| Ness! Fur, aah amign wy. Ve: | Ace SCHWallte, to oak st."n, Je288m_Attomess-at-Law, 612 F sf. nw. | ing about #3 a day,” he said, “but there| the inecting knows oppeents of the axe per “c re classes music, ‘writing, .. en — r N. an 7 Special TANS AK MACY & CO. Dhonography, Latin and French. Maule8mo” | _ENTYRE, Bethel Acaden FOR SALE OR EXCHA: a WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN €0., 610 F N.W. | were other men there who needed the work | ministration had been slighted. So, when x 7s COREESTiRT ae —- | 8T. JOHN'S COLLEGE, » Md., cottage Lome; 7 rooms, bath, ene leap you any , sum want, large | oF worse than I did, and I gave up my job. 1| Mr. Traphagen took the chair yesterday, REINGTON HORSE | aie oH Laem, QUEETITION Tg pee ‘Comtiraces 40th Reptetion. ad, “ote pear” ation ier, waited al oo eee eae | sons, © | had heard of the army and thought it would the delegates sat around like wax figures, furntstid, “complete and “perfect throughout * Ivx_INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE, TO. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN Bo THR | Suit 1g, gulek: buyer. ae Aly, business, with ‘oy strictly confidential, and | be a good opportunity to go east and see the | 224 Tefused to participate in the opening rectly opposite the Auditortum. Gas and electric SOW. cor. th and K ste. 2.W., PRipanation ‘OF CANDIDATES ae TEE = get the money the-day you ask for tt. sights.” coremonies, Hgits. Opens Juve 16. CoH. MILLAR. JeiS-2m ompetes, er papi, KAVAL ACADEMY FOR SALE-AT TAUREL, MD. LARGE oROoM | 7oane fan ‘be pall’ in part oe in fail at any | nee” eaprensel. the sentiments of Sovereign Takes a Hand. SEA GIRT, Soros the i owtee ee Address ‘the President, THOS. FELLLL.D.,PH.D. ae agg ns Dy Fal | —- ere be bees tamag ene ge? gore 44) jaany unmarried men who came with the | ‘Then Gencral Master Workman Sovereign Paring May and June a speclal rate of $10 Pull aw e rates it sg pore ppl: fiom ak cp ars nape Boece Ele it so-called ari d ines on ayeay | + Doulevard and within three ‘minutes of ‘station; portion to the t my and who had anticipated | attempted to take charge fairs. ‘hen Seek for che best Fo0 Sag on er peveiting Te x rthand eee fin ST, AGNES’ SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ALBANY NY, prices $3,800; $800 cash, balance to suit, WM. iia ON oie AGE fat, oo. one jong feast rather than the hardships he poi eeter his Se ge See ee area Faded. for tratrartlon in etteep: Ynder the anes Mishop Doane. Chaice ot | Hi. aaluitisos, ota Fx auiz-3t* | go16- 610 F ST. N.W. which toey were foreed to endure. It is ae a! yeuarcag however, it pro- a. ing, writing, arithietie, Fes ; - march here those voked a chorus of howls, not musical, but Open entil October 1. All modern’ convent nenmanship, pi etter reiting and alt bus- Giudles may be taken, or a fall collegiate course. hy ats enaiy bi ages MONEY eras came with Comey fi “the | effects ee fuctuding hot sea water baths in house. Speci iness subjects, Diploma itions for grad-| Fer catalogue, address Miss E. W. BOYD, Prin. oe cee ne ee IN ANY S SUMS DESIRED, ‘oxey fared better than the ive. Janitor Fitegerala was sent for, Bre rates for June. Send for clrenlar. Utes. “Coutrai location, Established "1676" Bx. cn) ROBT. B. ENGLE, A, Prop. Perienced teachers. To elvii service applicants | —$<—<———-——— and government employes, the best facilities for iy TS GADDIS, 611 vy oN. ener eee REAL ___SEASIDE— SSCELLANEOUS. special course in arithmetic, letter writing and ESTATE. JeOtt WALTER H. ACKER, 704 lith et. now. west. After their long and tedioi tramp corded eating. The janitor they reached the capital and feratehed a et > si many other contingents from the east and | when Mr. Sovereign saw that he was not to e a an trom Gate At | MONEY TO LOAN AT SAND @ PER CENT— Subject of thought for the policemen, miamber of the order and was also custo- ———___———— | Sther Recessary subjects,” Send he ct een BUY A DRUG STORE, DOING | L#nbams Station, Md; 11 miles from city; mew: | "large and. amall sums; ryasonable chia What was | Man of D. A. 1's charter. When he ap- ATL ANTIC _ HOTEL, autegme FLYNN, A. M., Principal. good Posies sate, location, low or and Ja veh — vu oh ad ik t delay. WA, H. SAUNDERS & pe 16 asked on all’ aan SF ae swat Seer ieee master workmen Gp terms, ress M. D. R., Star oflice, = . i —=R me Dw. . atk: Se senate oo iat Where to Attend School. | tian. ae ne C Permit AIN FOR MAN AND WiFE— ‘ted to Enter the City. lern ¢ 5 “WHO WANTS MONEY?’ IF You bo you we “lam general master workman, and F cevrerages Tinest bathing on the | ye Well stocked, on Pa. aye. n. get it upon an hour's notice. We take life in-] | The police generally favored stopping the | have the right to demand this charter.” : sph tly ex- iploy is the reason ‘for selling. wa RENT—OR SALE — TAKOM surance, Qocal ‘or remote), stocks, Press trains e For further Information Star _oiice. pes ag ne ee hear Giiterteg the cnt ee are pote td M — early “ae trusts, a association per see and certifi- E ty here, and if you, or others, attempt to - : Vite © car near the | cates of depontt of the Tega com their entering the city, on the grounds that i NIAL BEACH, VA.—THE ALVIN; PRIVATE | you all about this LIVE ScHOne. Aad we, gril el A tral. bank bids, ca ‘au2o-lins call at Mey SNODGHASS. on Matte : NEY TO LOAN support and were liable to become charge-| Mr. Sovereign, after a few moments’ re- boarding: first-class im all its appointments; | graduates to positions. WOOD'S COMMERCIAL F ¥ TAU- house” north of the Presbyterlan Tx suns FROM $1,000 UPWARD able to the District as paupers. In other | flection, sent for a policeman. When the Tare, “Giry rooms; gas; table unexceptionable. | COLLEGE, office 311 Bast Capitol at. wulS-tt thing arse come auls-6ee AT LOWEST RATE’ OF INTEREST amet - ro, ~] Bh Se — 0. W. LAWRENCE VOCAL SCHOOL, and | ret’ lows will hits PARK—AT LANDOVER STATION, REAL ESTATE Rime DIsTRIcT. ssa "cha seule os ond wagrante. | 2S caer ahs al Borer BEL LEVIEW- CHAPEL POINT, MD. | ‘oun nw., ‘method. For weak ‘voices, 214 Mfub-ate k., ag! Jane ton of Washington HOLTZMAN, ey tslonged here they would have “If anyone 5 be oa ft this nagemert first-class: sale water | throat and Tung ; trial lesson free. Low oaks AR STORE CEA For and eacpias Beach RB. lots for sale. In-} msi cor. semis - F STS. N.w. | been arrested and sent down for a period hall,” spoke up Janitor Fij fathing fining a and grabbing. || ‘Terms, $8. $8 | icrms. ‘Soprano choir; soloist wanted. Jy28-10h* — aire af Holmes & ruts store et and Ba of from ten days to three months, and the ©, nator Pusgweld, “hese Sesh. “pack yakes ‘te mae choir; soloist wanted. J ¥: food busi u B.W., OF store at station, Ceigbrated for its |TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE— police thour,ht he are the ” BS A F ERETCHMAR. Bel THE BERKBLEY SCHOOL, 92 18TH § i ce. pure water, good drainage and healthful situa- $5,000 os erry as strangers they should | janitor pointed his finger successively at RANDALL, steamer zeopem September 24. Pupils prepsred for West G PHOTOGRAPHER | te ul. 3,000 re mo er. Messrs. Sovereign, Hayes, Martin Eb ag ag pt eg wg He llpeee p engage in other business will sell at a a MBIA PARK.—CHOICE LOTS TX Se Gin Loo eubabip a Pong peg would | guire. - pF direct con eT K SPRINGS AND BATHS. and navy and for the ¢ ca a a of suburbs, §30 and up. Cash or installments. A given’ thias a sorbecke —— ety court | ‘The policeman, sweing no sign that the Fear twelve students Lave been success/(u rt thort distance from the city and 2}0 feet above THOS. FB. WAGGAMAN, the Prim af Oy ered | quiet of the Sabbath was being disturbed, ted. arious examinations, “Arrangements = = ‘Washington. ‘Pare water and alr;.de shade: apt nw, rose band from Texas. To Prim- | lett the hall, Fitegerald remaining master ber mado for pyar Joma nll ranches, CAPITALIST DESIRES ‘To INVEST FROM $1,000 s > Testud, bis followers the Coxeyiies un-| of the situation * ‘cH we PIS to $10.00 to some established business, yujing | malaria; a few blocks from, station; wlegraph, | MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL asek os FIRST- | doubtedly owe a great deal. Had the court G P d ii H ‘tel aulo-tt patent’ or patent medicine; no attention given | post office, store, chuyth aud school. Commuta: | class ory, at lowest rates of interest; mo de- | held these men guilty under the - When Mr. Sovereign again tried to speak rand Union otel, Se aEanGs aa unless capital required, estimated prodts and} toa fare, 64 cents, ered Wain service | lay where thy Oneerlty 18 6008. ee ot. in act Coxey and his followers rll yprnene the commotion was so great that disorder SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥., ro og —-cagHAN Particulars axe given, Adi ox 12, Is offer holds good only gs longer. “These | _ap! 0 - pawn aon ianeueniie One of the members of L. CE; WOL REMAIN OPEN THROUGH SEPTEMBER. ihe Becessary sary mathematics for designers. “ts, ae — auls-2t ay Be wad lpwnh es mag a a S gee MONEY TO oar aT . AND 6 PER CFNi ON | camps within the eechene ae ~ jpeg No. 1, said to have been ee, Special Rates by Day or Week. Htructions beg! begin September 24, at 531 7th st. u.e. = HOTEL AT NOMINAL PIC, approved District real rare ag But Judge Kimball had given the police a | TUSbed up to Mr. ———- WOOLLEY & GERRANS, Proprietors, | _¢u+-2m* ~ : OR SAE :30 p.m. and mho " “1413 Fat. | “black eye,” as they termed it, and they | Mis fist in a Lnreaiening manner manner, a “ian ore CBwewty ath ge “ef oy i Ro. 'Girculars and’ tickety-et omen, MONEY TO LOAN ——— | saw no Teason to take prompt measures | "im as being a tool of ne, violin to carne : Free advantages | WANTED—TO BUY GOUD MILK ROUTE On| and trom our nguote of, Seqet. IX_ANY SUMS DES! with the Coxeyites, for they felt certain The General omene a feng CLEARD, | Director. Je28-2mo* Thr aa _to pills 6. B 1S OPEN HOWARD © UNIVERSITY TRAINING | SCHOOL for the accommodation of. ‘an and will con- cireular, address C. 7 Ps sll RED, AT LOWEST RATES OF INTERES, Ox WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. fo delay in closing transactions. THOS. Dutier and egg route, With or without Gary. cd B, rt aul7-3i that they would not be sustained. So the | Several delegates interfered and prevented “army” was permitted to enter Bert the banner of pence amd the tamu trouble. The reise of the disturbance in BE Be ¥. £. eee 5 ons r ; ‘ ‘BUS 11th’ et. hw. J. FISHER. & CO., the ol race coupe grou at 1 Brightwood, | he room, by this time, had attracted a et an Te emt, October, 1; | Round-trip Sr De itis isin awe ‘Ti-toocl, sianain 3 S4 nd ‘over good ert tae ap25-tf 1324 F st. nw. |“ Arterward the y occu the dirty, | lange crowd of people to the outside of the = a from Berkeley Springs can be arin, pled wineipal ticket offices of the B. FoR SALE— aan ¥ RD THW MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN- | rriserable camp in South Washington, and | building, who wondered what was likely to $f, Tullronds. good for the sum- _ gain. Address EAs 3 _ ott $a popular subdivision; 8 miles out; fi terest on approves real estate security. later moved to the Highlands camp. Other | happen. The disturbance proceeded no fur- T ikk oeenlt Gh tata oe : Apply at NEWMAN & SOD an's apz3-tt H._L. RUST, €24 14th st. nw. _| so-called armies followed, and although | ther, because at this point Mr. Sovereign ply, to JNO. SE. MILLS. Mane HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES FOR SALE—AT Woopstpe, ‘E- | MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT ON AP-| their leaders disclaimed any connection | ana his friends left the hall. Springs Hotel Company, Berkeley 723 Lith st. ow. room cotta; ie, cellar, with the Coxey army, Coxey’s call had in- | "phe general executive board adjourned to Va. fy25-e0! Branches in ‘the principal fean and furnace, rat eatery Nin mil | proved District real estate, Also installment | duced them to come, and it was only be- | yy7 ‘Sey “ ‘at his a, al ee European cities. Open e suit. B, =e a mo vereign's room hotel, after Monterey § Springs Hotel. | sec See a 1804, botlind hy see egy acer snes &80N8, | {dividuals of the several crowds @id. not aes Seasting ¢ ot a Gintiiet sommbay watch Sommit of the Blue Ridze Mountains, Peana, Fe ee AMD DavGErEeS. ai SAL CHAE oa Ge DENTISTRY. apt9 1418 F st. n.w._ | combine in one large body. shall be formed of nine delegates from the ror a oe National 1 Bak ot th the Repuvite butding, gor Teh Fon SALE CHBAP— 2 : MONEY TO EOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON ROAL When the Leaders Deserted. three local assemblies, one of which 1s com- ‘Three and t one-fourti hours’ f from Washlagton, Draw. Dey aod night A 4 = Geiate rycurlty An the District of Columbia; wo! When Coxey deserted the poor wretches | posed of the employes of general need: No Malaria“No.Slosraltows “Pure Spring Waters SPENCERL ——— : A h | . th olay; “harges medcrare. [axexttowen and they came rear starving to death, | quarters, at Si4 North Broad street; ne a Pp eg ATTORNEYS. cnin ee apis.tt Gor. 18th and G strike. _| many of them realized for the first time | £T. the lcal assembly which, it ts ite fice. ness training isclaote pee career. GEO, W. KERN, MONEY TO LOAN ~|-that they had been deluded. Then, of L. A. No. 1, and the ‘an Tistian a The ; 2 ., No. third ian ms5-tt P. Of Bind Rice Sammie Ba. seitutios tom begins ‘St day, Sepeen he =e aris Sek iit Gee tin Need Not Be Extracted, oN course, they were, as a rule, willing to} borers’ assembiy. a tI Practical Busines it ent cases. Spec jons draw Py 2 treat: t 4 Spartina as By — ty By i yg oe a toh shee Wess be raiclent FURNITURE, P§ANOS, HORSES, &c., leave and return home. Many of them fol-| It is expected that this body will be *SILCOTT SPRINGS INN.” lati rapid writing, oral and sweisl cultures | GAspEELL CARIINGTON © saved we'll it. If extracting is neces- wit iene powwensieny lowed the example of their leader and de- by the general officers as D. A., No. In Loudoun county, Va., three miles from | Delsarte system of zpresal ion, elvies, political ‘Attorney-at-La’ sary—we'll it in a way entirely free from thout: from your serted, but instead of going with him in a | 2"4 — elect - representative to the Purcelivitie station, on R. and D. R. R.: new | economy and “panto bit Baia Ge FR ag aad Wetster Law boliding, 505 iy st. n.w., Wash- 1 a mae oe Low tes; easy terns; oo publicity; loans | first-class passenger coach, they had to | f ner! assembly, to be held in New Or- buildinzs: location in the most beautiful portion Writing, tack Fnsiishs Spencerian Rapid Weis. | _Waton, D.C. K aoe idk Sot TCH ST, ano | uate the ay yon apply for them, Please cal on | amp the roads, sleep in’ the woods oF | Secretary Haves. Bag bo To of the county; dae mountain water and scenery, | 4 Mechanical". Ly ‘Architectural Drawing. Tull barns, and take the chances of being shot. Secretary Hayes’ date for this tone of the toost woted mineral springs in the | cusps of thoroughly trained teachers. “Location cea- PIANOS AND ORGANS. It’s Easily CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO. | ‘They,’ too, they had to depend upon the | tion, amd, it ie mala yee — ee ste rnished, and every atten- For terms, &c., address Spactons, briltiantiy, Ughted, handsome halls and e apis-tr 002 TF st. n.w., main floor. charity of ang oe mya Some eg them In | NC, Orleans as the representative of D. Ay W. H. HIMRS, Proprietor, class rooms. Services of graduates a:ways in de- A S ecial q asta were undoubtealy ven to stealing. In fro0-taeie Sileett Springs P. O., Loudoun Co., Va. | mand. Terms Siem Explained = rhy people prefer to have teeth extracted G A, R. ENCAMPMENT. our method. It's painless, harmless, t canse te, but mo competition with cheap schools, ‘The leading business. ten of Wash. ington were trained in this college, and send their} A S400 Harvard Upright |— sons and daughters and candidates for employment . Mynes cilige waist from the World's Columbia sar octaves—ebonized fact, there was some stealing done about | N° } of Philadelphia, here, and two of them found in a potato AES PRESS tating ree ae field helping themselves were shot. While CAPT, GOODMAN CONVICTED, the farmers suffered because of the near- wi 3 Fifteen ham: t above tidewater; abso- Intely dry atmosphere; absolutely pure water; ho mosquitoes; perfect sanitation. In order to more thoroughly introduce to the idents of Washington this elezant hotel ‘which bas every modern improvement, hot and cold Water, bath rooms, elevator, steam heat, ete.), this delightful climate, so free from ali influences, the management has decided we the followlog, rates ‘for the meath of September. (the most health invigorating month to sojourn in these beautiful mountains), at per week, single, and $25 per week for im, Hooms will be given tions. Best rooms to first ap- Femain open, until October 1. REAMER, Mapager. eee ever moedern facility; dry mountain air; pure sori water: good table; beautiful drives; fine fishing; the to spend Aug rast er terms moderate. NIXON ROS... Proprietors, Leesburg, Va. auls-6t BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS FoR AUGUST AND September. 5 miles northeast of Harper's Ferry. For circular address W. E. Browns: ville, Washington county, Md. auls-2w* WocyTay Beg ape TAL RATES m3 ember 0 Week. LAUGHLIN, Deer ak | Sa anleawe ccramealon a a2, Uiploma for “Excellence of the above departinents, Twes ived diplomas from the Expo- rior general weitten “examiwstions, casing—a magnificent in= strument—$300 !1—terms, $i0 down—$10 a month. Call and see it. HENRY |i WHITE, 935 F St. X-NEW Uprient, of tte geduntes recel hg b after ‘Sindy oe 6. wi for new ee sunouncement ABA A. BeEsCEn, $80, APPLY AT DULEY & HERRING'S, Auctioneers, 225 Penna. “ave. u.w. ONE aaeerh HAND UPRIGHT, condition; guaranteed for @ years; only ul $5 per month. One upright, Hauling, packing, storaie, and ‘organs taken in exchange and mit Ralue alowed. Pianos holsted with care, UGO WORCH & © 7th Agents for ine _Sohmer planos, Must Be Sold At Once. Immense Sacrifice. A hamisome full-size upright grand, piano been used but ata mot ie; richly finished the latest improvements; magnificent tone; ears goes with Ht, and ai fine Anstrurent cost $400, ee int = a ‘hool_ for and sees srs SCMMER FRENCH eats “prenared” for examinations. RUD HOMME, fine standard PRESTO: S¥SIDB, WERNERSVILLE, Fae A Geclightful mountain resort; magnificent scen- ery: appointments | excellent.” For illustrated pulet: ire \. ‘All fail route: 2800, fet above tide. Spend Angust and September tn the moun ausim 2 HOTEL COMPANY, RONT ROYAL, VA.; COOL AND mountain” scenery; a.m.1.: reached by N. and W. and $5 to $7.50 per week. iE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA.; tt view on Shenandoah river; opea to boarders dults); from, $5 to. $8 per weeks Send for r- H. BELL, Prop. au2-im* y lawns scenery 7 week. ‘So i fares Mo spas VIEW HOUSE, ON TOP OF THE ales 2,000 feet elevation; good board; iry room; saddle « rates. JOHN A. 11 IS horses: Aurora, W. >, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA, Rooms large and al Dleaty Mrs. Ottice, 708 and a Baw. rents oF and. if gold a at oace cam be hal tor’ $100 cash} leaving the city. Call early. ano Exchange, 913 PA. AVE, Oe ee ‘LESSONS—} willing and a EAs ELEMENTARY 0 ADVANO- un- fenced tutor, unl- ‘pata tute me aaninanan owner, M. The Pi WE HAVE SiVERAL SECOND-HAND UPRIGHT pianos we will sell very low on easy monthly me ie have sq RuOUr PAIN, 50 CENTS. aus U, 8. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, THE LEADING dental toderate pelces America, 3 Scientific dent- istry at moderate prices oy expert: raid TH AND D NW. i. 8. PARSONS, OTH “AND BE, RILEY BLDG.— pining a epecialty, The best solution applied to the gum prevents pain in extracting. Aching teeth treated and saved. branches cf Dentistry. nT “POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL Leaves River View wharf, en Street, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m. Landiag at all add: includ- letor and GEO. 0. CAHPINTEH, Gen Age. ‘§y26-tt Washington, D. OC. MARYLAND AND | VIRGINIA” “STEAMBOAT wie, "plenlld new Spsteninee “Potomac,” Capt. Jeoghegan,, will leave, Washington ‘tor Bal ieee and river la every Sunday and Wed. 8 p. eco leave Baltimore day every ‘Tuesday Capt, James” ‘Geoghegan will The steamer “Suc ens Washi ee every Monday at Spm tor jaltimore wer landi » leave Baltimore every Wednesday nt 6p) — Special Saturlay excursion, steamer Sue, every THE FOURTI ION OF THE CLEAVELA' SCHOOL, at Delaplane, Va., 65 miles — Washington. luates of the Universit; square ro pianos ror $0 2 aué PF ‘EIFFER & CONLIFF, 417 11th st_n.w. HE POPULAR oe ‘Temarkably sweet, Sold reasonably at KUHS IC, 1209 G st. aw. IKNABE Unequaled in Ms Touch, Workmanship and _ Durabiii . lard Hostramentss ly to |ARSHALL, Delaplane,Va. ANDREW SMALL | ACADEMY, DARNESTOWN, s), opens September 10} 4. (for boys and bonne and tuition, $1 » this office, or send to ss Sant = 'S CIVI. SER’ Business College, 1207 10th me Pupils pre successfully for’ elvil service, departmental 3. Stenography taught. se2-tr COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 623 La. ICE INSTITUTE ane seer Be Pinaos for Rent. ie “SF -hand Planes a Bargains. atte? utely the most TIEE le PL Sees the met of rare wood cases. cetsus examination: aS . school of bi Diseas ‘and shorthand. Highest ati grade of instruction at — KEE oe Sore “AND MUSIC AND = a servatory.—A choice school for girls. climate In the world; beautiful grounds; el large and experienced facu' rare advantages; reasonable Send for catalogue and journal to. C. Hagerstown, Md. aul6-Imo ns and in all kinds shed more than 0 PFEFFER & CONLIFF, 417 11th st. bw, _ FOR SALE—LOTS. buildings on a hill all home comfort: OTE. A school fs young Tadies; ee “eh school by eee in CHARLOTTE atregtion of bu WAL ich neademie ts tary aie | line. tion at the his = sata HIGHLAS a Of Maryland, WESTERN MAT ae COLLEGE, The above lots have p Search the nw. bargains as the O14 Fost, nw, we 2 KVILLI vd for polege ot Sot. | = NEW) vER, Maniger. ST. GI GEORGE'S, c. 3 ding school in. the elled advantages. BAY RIDGE LOTS. WM. H. BARSTOW, Saturday at 6 p.m. for Piney Point and, lower river landings, returning to Washi 6 om. Monday. All accommodations first-class. rates, State room and all information apply to STEPHENSON & BRO. 7th st. wharf or 910 By ave. ‘Telephone, 745. dy2-3m STEAMER “WAKEFIELD.” On Monday, We for river landi Wicomico river, Saturday, all Boi atin St. Clement bay wharves. Returning on Tu schedule), RIDLEY, Gen'l SERS STEAMER T. V, ARROWSMITH FOR THE PIG. turesque lower Potomac and Chegipsake bay. Delightfal trips to salt water. ves 7th st. Soak MONDAYS, W UR- DAYS. Touching ‘at all popular and simi ND NESDAYS, P. ton’s, Leonardtown, George’s Island, and St. Clement's bay early Wednesday and Frid URDAY > ‘pan, for Cotoulal Beach, Col. Viney Point, “St! George’s Island, Sinith's Coan and ‘Yeocomico rivers, arriving at Washington Sunday night. t v. RIDLEY, Gen. Man. Coan, comico ing at ‘Washington y mornings. On SAT- Je NORPOLK AND WASHE DAILY LINE BETWEE: N WASHINGTON, D. C., MONROE and NORFOLK, VA, The new and powerfal Iron Palace Steamers, RFOLK-SOUTH BOUND, ally at 7 p.m. from foot of at Fortress Monroe at 6:30 ive at Norfolk at 7:80 a.m., where railroad connections are made for all points south and southwest. NORTH BOUND. Leave Norfolk daily at 6:10 p.m. Leave Fortress jonroe at 7:10 p.m. Arrive at Washington at ) a.m. next day. ‘Tickets on sale at 513, 619, 1351 aud 1421 Penn- sylvania ave. and 615 15th st. n.w. Ask for tickets via new ling, ‘Yelephone, 759. JNO, CALLAHAN, aplt-tt Geu, Supt, CLYDE LINE STEAMER DIRECT TO PHILADEL- hia. Leaves Philadelphia every Satarday, 12 m. Washington every Monday, 5 p.m. Low rates to all points north and east. F. A. REED & CO., Agents, whart of N st. my18-tf F We SALE—BICY CLES. Wastlinerox a= LEB UNIVERSITY, Cll F st. nw., OR BAY RIDGE HOTEL. be fork RANDOL? u ATIC, IN PRIME on time if 1108_E st. au20-tf ‘sles oo, Js not disagreeable. | Pittsburg Will Welcome the Veterans R Next Month, Complete preparations have been made by a committee of citizens of Pittsburg for the reception and entertainment of the vet- erans of the G. A. R., who will hold their annual encampment there, beginning Sep- tember 10. Badges will be distributed made from one of the guns which the patriotic citizens of Pittsburg refused to allow to be removed from the arsenal to the south in 1861. The veterans will be quartered in school houses, public buildings and with private families. The Naval Veterans will partly be housed on steamboats along the Monongahela wharf. Daniel Ashworth of Pittsburg will be admiral of the fleet, The fleet will be divided into four squadrons, and maritime regulations will be observed, B. 8. Osbon, rear admiral commanding, will be the senior officer. On Monday, September 10, at 9:30 a.m., the Naval Veterans will parade. In the afternoon they will hold their ninth an- nual convention in the rooms of the Alle- sheny County Bar Association at the court fousn In the afternoon a carriage drive will be tendered by the ladies’ entertain- ment committee to the present and past officers of the patriotic organizations of women. In the evening the Naval Veter- ens will have a dog watch, or campfire, in old city hall. On Tuesday the parade of the Grand Army will take place over the most prom- inent thoroughfares of the two cities. There will be some fine illuminations. Several natural gas companies will make displays with Pittsburg’s natural fuel. by On the morning of Tuesday the Union ex-prisoners of war will hold their conven- tion. On Wednesday the ercampment will assemble in the Grand Opera House, on = avenue. Addresses of welcome will be livered by Gov. Robert E. Pattison, Mayor Bernard McKenna of Pittsburg,and ‘William M. Kennedy of Allegheny, and D. C. Rip- ley and W. C. Quincy of’ the citizens’ ex- ecutive board, The Women’s Rellef Corps and the ladies of the Grand Army will also hold conven- tions on Wednesday. In the evening there will be a grand entertainment of the dele- gates and all the ladies at Brinton, a few miles from Pittsburg, on the Pennsylvania railroad. The buildings of the Westing- house Electric and Machine Company now in course of construction will be used. The ex-prisoners of war will, on the same even- ing, hold a campfire In old city hall, while the army musicians will meet in Carnegie Hall, Allegheny. The session of the encampment will be continued Thursday, as will be the ses- sions of the Women’s Relief Corps, the Ladies of the Grand Army and the Daugh- ters of Veterans. In the evening there will be a concert by Inres’ Band at the exposition buildings and more campfires. On Friday the business meeting will be continued and an excursion on the Ohio and Monongahela rivers will take place. The Homestead steel works will be vis- ited, and the armor plate being made for United States war vessels will be inspected. The various corps, divisions, brigades and infantry companies will hold reunions, ————+ e+ Naval Orders. Ensign C. D. Stearns has been ordered from the Charleston to the Philadelphia,and then to the Adama. Lieut. W. P. Day, from the Franklin to the Machias. Passed As- sistant Surgeon I, W. Kite, to hold himself in readin for orders to the Constella- tion. Passed Assistant Surgeon P. B. Daly, Chief Engineer B, C. Gowing and Assist- ant Paymaster W. L, Wilson, to the Ma- chias. Commander C. §. Houston, from the Dale to command the Machias, Ensign L. H. Chandler, from the coast survey to the Naval Academy, ness of the army to their crops, few of the tramp-thieves were caught. During their stay here a great amount of extra police work had to be done, and thus the citizens were deprived of the services of the police. When starvation faced those in camp in Maryland and Virginia, especially in the Rosslyn camp, the men were sent into the city to beg for food for the army, But the police put their foot down ye foe re of the program, and arrests aoe leaders had deserted when they were broW@ht Tato court “he Congressmen and array of lawyers who had looked after the case of the leaders when they were arrested did not appear, and the half-starved “soldiers” of the the “army of peace” had to fight their own carmen thi it down, thi en they were sent 8 prosecut- ing attorney, Mr. Pugh, treating them as he does any other common vagrants. With many of these poor men it was their first prison experience, while others appeared and tcok their sentences with the grace of old-timers. A sentence of a few days in the workhouse to some of them was really @ punishment, but the sentence was worse than the actual service. Longing for Home. The work that is done by the wearers of the check suits would never require much exertion, much less give one an appetite, and, then, the “soldiers” were always sure of their next meal. “Meal” is what the officials call what is served two or three times a day, and to the Coxeyites they were probably “banguets.” Real meat and bread, and not the leavings ‘of other people’s tables, were to them some- thing extra, Although they enjoyed what was set before them and relished it, there was a longing for home, and most of those who had served time made a start when re- leased to tramp home. Besides the expense of keeping them in the workhouse, the Dis- trict had to give many of them hospital treatment, and now the contingent or emer- comm g fund is being taxed to send them homé, Gov. Brown's raid on the Coxey camp at Highlands was the worst setback received by the unwelcome visitors. The raid in itself amounted to but lite, for the Coxey- ites cared nothing about a visit to a coun- try magistrate’s office, nor did a ninety days’ sentence affect them very much. Those who had been in the workhouse here have told their comrades of their treatment, and consequently those who had not been given a dose of the prison imagined that the Maryland house of correction at Jes- sup’s Cut was no worse than Intendant Stoutenburgh’s boarding house. But in this they were mistaken, for not only was there a difference, but the difference was so Ree that some of them felt almost Uke inting. A Place They Didn't Like. A lock in the building revealed a party of prisoners at work in penitentiary style, while on the outside in the field others were tilling the soll. The arrival of so many prisoners in one batch id not even attract them. They know nothing other than at- tention to duty, s0 rigid is the discipline of the place. Theti, too, the bath was not the oniy' routine through which they had to go, for there was the much-dreaded barber shop, and even Christopher Columbus Jones could not save his whiskers, the growth of several years, Information of the treatment of the pris- oners soon reached those who remained here and in Virginia, and for a few days the residents of Maryland enjoyed a freedom from the visits @¢ the rough-looking men which they had‘not enjoyed for several months. Another serious phase of the movement ts ne leading astray of so many young boys. ‘his has become @ serious question, When Eighteen Years in Prison for Shoot- ing Col. Parsons. aE ee eee in his seat, after the verdict, turned his wife. His sorrow ¢id not find in tears, for when he left the court room his eyes were Gry, and his step firm The grief-stricken wife's weeping inter, the jailer’s resikience, only a few feet from the court room, nervously —s father’s fate, heard the shrill sobs of mother, and, surmising the result, ru into the house, where she fell into @ paroxysm of grief. Mr. Crump made the usual motion to set aside the ne verdict, whith was overruled with- out being argued at a night session of the court. It was decided to pass sentence to- day. Bills of exception on which to take an — will be considered at gy ume. jury before whom Goodman was tried was composed of sober, thought- ful, intelligent men, picked by Judge Moore from among the best in the county. They ere not such men as are swayed by argu mert or sentiment. All of them were in favor of ex cept T, D. Kyle, who thought that’ the offense was manslaughter, and C. W. Fudge, who inclined to murder in the second de- gree. Those two would not yield, and in @ conference held during the recess the ver dict was practically agreed upon, The killing of which Goodman was cone vieted grew out of @ letter which Colonel Parsons wrote to the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, for which Goodman was conductor, accusing the latter of immorality and of huproper advances toward a woman who rode on his train, Goodman and Pare sons had werds over the matter, and after the latter had refused to make a retraction shot him. He pleaded self-defense at the trial, and made effort to show that Parsons gh gi aol back. ward, as thou shooting occurred in he, Tobby « of the Giadys Inn Hotel at Clifton Forge on the morning of June 29 last, kr Capt. Potnam’s Resignation, Capt. J. D. Putnam has resigned his po- sition as captain of the treasury watch, and has gone to San Francisco, where he continue to serve under the Treasury Dé. partment as an officer of the customs sery- ice. No one has yet been selected to ceed him as captain of the watch, but is expected an appointment will be made in a few