The Washington Bee Newspaper, September 8, 1894, Page 2

A DISGRACE. { President Oleveland bas the re spect and confidence of the colored people of this country and they believe that the President is their | friend. He bas shown that by the Pab ished every Saturday at 1109 1 Street, recognition of members of their northwest, Weshington, D. race who have seen fit to cast their hopes with the democratic party. The BEE has always supported the Presidept in bis appointment ot colo:ed men and it went so far as to support Taylor until he dis graced himself and the office to which he has been appointed. Taylor is not opposed on account of bis color; it is because he is mor ally and otherwiseunfit for the place 005|That has been proven and there are living witnesses to testify to the traothfulness of the charges made by the the Beg. Half column -“ = The last act of Taylor is to dis One column “2. 0.00'charge @ young man with wife Special notices 10 cents per line. | and baby becau-e his brother, the Ten lines constitute an inch. cashier of the Capital Savings Judge Kimball has returned to the bench | Bank, refased to acc«pt the promi after an extensive trip in the East. sory note of one Rev.(?) White the pi ame protege of C. H. J. Taylor and the lane {ution to the. commissioners “ast |Tecords of the police court show week requesting the re-appointment of Mr.| that he was convicted and sent to sericea s i jail 101 tealing. Le, al steps will be taken against These are trut 8 and if the Pres +h may president of the steam | dent doesn’t want his administra tion further disgraced, the removal : E 5 ., }of C.H. J. Taylor is an absolute It is reported a if any Sees necessity. eet io ape eu a wiil | the President to act. The People be appointed, demand it asa putlic necessity, ——— If the President must appoint a ne Mr. James Paugh, the prosecuting | @?e demccrat there are several it officer of the Police Court, prosecuted the charge against Mr. Dunlap with ability. LT Entered at the Post Office at Washirgtop as second class mail matter. W. CALVIN CHASE, EDITOR, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One copy per year. Six months.... Three months. eee ee City subscribers, monthly.......20 ADVERTISING RATES. One inch, one month uarter column ‘“ we Halfcolumn =‘ One column “ =, One inch, one year. uarter column “ ‘* . versal indorsement of the people irzespective of party or color. —_— AN OUTRAGEOUS AOT. Why Micheal McCary Was Dis- charged. He Refused To En- dorse @ Note For a Man Who Was Sent [To Jil For Stealing A Coat —_—_— H. C. C. Astwood who declared that Miss Ida B. Wells was wrong, indorsed the resolutions that were of- fered in the Indianapolis convention in condemnatory ef Southern lynch ype. THE New York Cleveland State Leagve did not indorse Taylor. Mr. Michae! mecCary, brother to Mr. D. B. McCary, cashier of the Capital Savings Bank was employ- ed in the Recorder of Deeds offic , under Mr. Bruce and was retained 4 for a time and subsequently dis The Natoual political union, the charged by Mr. Taylor, the present oldest colored democratic organizi-| reorder ot deeds. P. H. Whie tion in town in conjunction with | o:nerwise Rev. (?) P. H. White the colored democrats of Maryland | wanted Micheal MeCary to endorse and fa cane iene pues anote for fifty dollars and have mass meeting next ¥ | his brother, the cashier of the Ca the President that negroes don't ital Savings Bank to discount it jar want a corrapt gant a0 office ae him. Mr. McCary refused to do more than any ae se tace- The! this. White said that if 1t was not meeting will be the largest ever} done he would have him discharg beld by negroes in this ¢:ty. ed as soon as the big wind bag ——— other — see of deeds Taylor as _|returned to tbe city. The coshier ee. 0). Saith sank Ae Be ere ii ak wentiaa Wallet his Mrither — aot m4 Te a never retained his place he would his faith in Taylor. @ was up 2 ‘ night and day Aldara the at | 20t discount his note. tacts on this wind bag and in re Rea _88 Taylor returned to torn Taylor handed bim bis dis- the city Micheal McCary was di-- charge last week. Smith will no charged. Rev. (?) P. H. White is doubt take the advice of the BEE | the close confidential friend of C. here after and let the Kansas wind | 4. J. Taylur. Sometime ago Tay Q a ey — = must talk, if they want to talk with Henry Jobnson of the Recorders|him, in the presence of White. cffice is noted for his vasilating | White is the same individual who characteristics. His card in the|bad Taylor and Astwood to write Post a few days ago in tbe inter-|to the Interior department and est of the Kansas ‘wind bag’ is only | have Rev. Geo. McGoins discharg in keeping with bis former traits |ed Soe ean, (McGcing,) would in polities. C. H. J. Taylor is a| avt give White 15 dollars. very weak man, mentally, and no White 18 the same individual one knowa it better than Johnson. | who was charged in the police He knows where to touch Taylor’s| court with having stolen an over weak spot and Taylor is too weak |Ccoat, and was convicted and sent to discover Jobnson’s deceptions ee Jobnson is not to blame. If he bite is the same individua' can sbow the Kansas wind bag | who informed ladies who have been the importance or retaining him, it |i charged from the Government shows that Johnson is a better man | Printivg offive that it took money than he. Taylor cannot do without | to get taem reiustated. the advice of Jonson; there is/ Will President Cleveland con nothing that Jobason has left un-| tinue to keep CO. H.J. Taylor in done te get the weak recorder just|ofice and allow men under the where he has got him. guise of holding au office to prac tice such high banded villiany on the people? CG. H. J. Taylor is ‘a particep criminis to this man, White’s vil THE district democrats as well as republicavs with the taxpayers included will not tolerate the Kan- sas wind-bag much longer. Eee McCABE SUCCEEDS JOHNSON. From the Topeka Call. liany. Ex-auditor Ed MeCabe of Kansas has bee! 6 aupsintal to a position In the recordery | be recordcrs office has been dis office, We feel sorry for Me. he is like graced »nd it ii the wish of the roncho’s ghost, he is eve: here, colored A Ex-auditor McCabe, of Kansas will] the eae poll saat) that succeed Henry Johnson as comparer of |. ul not longer re deeds. It will be remembered that | aia Taylor and thus disge-:e the Johnson wrote a flattering defence of | race. the Kansas wind bag, a few days ago — and in returning the compliment Taylor appoints McCabe of Kansas to]GIVE THE succeed him. The recorder may change his mind befere Mc. gets here. Me. is a jolly good fellow. PRESIDENT TIME From the Enterprise, With all its repulsive features the C. Hi. J. Taylor scandal has had but one agreeable effect. 1t has served to show i that public sentiment is more keenly © alive than ever to the disgrace of solic- iting spoils among empluyes in bis or any ater RepeaP ent zed | ne dominance of th i £0 Called district league alias C. A. | for so many years in our national poll, J. Taylor league, by the New Yorz | tics bas blunted the seuse of many of Cleveland League did not take the people to outrage of paying to hold THE NEW YORK LEAGUE. The al‘eged izdorsement of this place as it was published in the | 2,5™4!! position in any government de. uate? aba partment, and the idea of associating York and tied to get the Cleve-jence. land State League to indorse the|,, Patty lines have been obliterated in Kansas “wind bag’”’ but did not sve- Tea eeussion of the Taylor matters. ceed. The bogus report whieh ap- Pporters of the administration peared only in the Post was sent | the alleged act. on by Astwood. Astwood like his | is or is not sufficient to justify the West Indian protege, L. W. Palles |b4'8es so flatly made at the outset, . i President Clevel: i wants an office and that badly. covered by eee mecominal eee Taylor bas promised Palies an |al vy the civil service commission that, "7.21 Office and he ought to give it to| there is something in the rumor that him. Lke his f:iend Astwood, | Produces facts and should have some ; attention from him at the i he wants something to do. AIG RAGe, earliest pos- Tbe BEE appeals to’ this city who will 1eceive the uni! orders signed by two Senators. | streets of West Winsted, Conn. Each : . _ | one cent of hard cash with such - I H.C. C. Astwood went te New | tiations continues to excite their abhor 8 football. joined with its enemies in denouncing dropped in for a bite; that’ ”_Jn- Whether the evidence dianapolis SGAnAL e; that’s all. Truth, G. A. R. ANNUAL MENT. ENCAMP. LOW RATES TO PITTSBURG The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. will sell excursion tickets from Washington to Pittsburg for all trains September 6th to 10th, valid for re- turn passage on all trains until Sep- tember 25th inclusive, at $8.00 for the rounp trip. The tickets will be good to stop offeat Weverton, Har- pers Ferry, shenandoah Junction and Cherry Run, at which points ex cursion ticiets ‘at one fare for the round trip can be purchased to the battle fields in Pennsylvania and Vir ginia. Gm dezits xeien Mnglehart, American fencer, | bas accepted the challenge of Madeline de Morna, of France, to contest for $1,000 a side and the championship of the world. The Tillmanite Justice of the South ,Carolina Supreme Court decided that the dispensary law of 1893 is still in force and Justice-elect Gary is expect- ed to uphold him. The Rev. Dr. Smith, suspended by the General Assembly of the Presby- terlan Church for heresy, said in Cin- cinnati that he could never retract or change his opinions. The Mayor of Enid, Okla., complains to the Scoretary of War that armed United States soldiers there have brok- en into houses and tried to extort in- formation ‘by threats of death. Senator Gray’s Sugar Investigating mittee have been informed that a New York broker’s employee named Battershaw can produce sugar stock Henry J. Hall, oil dealer, of New York, chased his wife through the Was in a carriage, and he used a whip on his wife every chance he got. A careless sergeant exploded 400 pounds of powder in Fort Pulaski, nea? Savannah, set shells flying close to the magazine and badly shattered and burned one corner of the fort. John Fisher, arrested at Baltimore for rebbery, was identified as Otto Barsdorf, who helped hold up Pay- master McBane near Buffalo last Oc- tober and escaped from the Brie jail. Tne wife of Henry J. HaR, of New York, who was horsewhipped in the streets of West Winsted, Conn., Wed- nesday night by her husband, went bome with him after her wounds stop- bed hurting. F, A. Breck’s little daughter, at Vino- land, N. J., is reputed to have lost her speech two years ago, to have been prepared for burial as a corpse, but then recovered and remained a mute until a few days ago. Evidence is all in for the prosecution tn the case of Police Captain Doherty end ex-Ward Men Hock and Meehan, of New York, accused before the Com- missioners of extortion. Testimony for the defense has been begun. Reports that the Sherman Bank’s stockholders are not likely to receive full payment in that institution’s liqui- dation were admitted by bank officials to be true. A stockholders’ meeting wes called for next Tuesday. QOhinese importers are busy prepar- Ing papers based on a new dodge which laundry workers are to be brought in from Havana. Forty celes- tlals are expected at Richford, Vt., Monday, armed with papers that can- bot be ignored. Victims of Paddler Brockway swear tt the Elmira investigation that he t them into bearing false witness, whereby fifty inmates were railroaded to Auburn prison. One was kicked in the face for refusing to bring disgraco on his family. The actors’ colony at Sayville, L. I., turned out to hear the trial of the men implicated in what is now known as the Comedy Castle drama. Manager Bob Monroe, who was accused of stabbing Hotelman Harris, was held fm $2,000 for “he Grand Jury. An Exemplified Proverb. Trudik—Hallo, Tom. Is this little man your youngest? De Witt—Yes. It’s a case of “noth- {ng new under the son.”—Kate Field’s Washington. Not a Connoisseur. Barber (applying the lather)—I think I’ve got a better soap now than I ever used before. Customer—I can’t see any difference. a all tastes alike to me.—Chicago Tri- une. She Understood It. Capt. Mars—A soldier will never face powder without turning white. Miss Innocencé—A peculiar quality that face powder has.—Kansas City Journal. A Wise Wife. Mrs. Smith—Do you let your husband have his own way? Mrs. Brown—Certainly. go the other.- Vogue. Poor Prospect for Harry. “Papa, dear, I can never love any- Body except Harry.” agen hay? Smph! What’s Harry “Brains, papa, and—and a heart.” “Well, you tell Harry to put his brains and heart in a tin box and put ‘em up at the bank as collateral for $78,500 before Tuesday morning and Tl talk with him.” And then J Just as Good. Employer—Are you a college grad- Applicant—No, but I’m just as good. can kick eight kinds of wind out of A Brief Call. “Come to stay?’ asked the fish. “Oh, no,” said the worm. ‘Just A Precedent Established. “What makes you think she will mar- “She bas marrie§ other men.”— Se ere ei THIS WEEK’S NEWS. A Summary of Current Events—The World's Doings for the Past Six Davs Gathered and Condensed for Our Readers. General. Peru and Ecuador are “spoiling for a fight.” Great fires are devastating the Prov- ince of Ontario. Zelaya says the Mosquito prisoners will have strict justice. The Democrats have carried Arkan- sas by 30,000 majority. The friends of Moraes deny that he is plotting against Peixoto. Spain bas eancelled the reciprocity treaty betiveen the United States and Cuba. Three men were wounded at an at- tempted lynching at Blue Ridge Springs, Va. The schooner Only Son was sunk near Hell Gate after striking a rock during the fog. The Lexow committee has postponed its reconvening until after the Republi- can Convention. Baron Sternberg, Chief of the Inter- national Anarchists, has been arrested at St. Petersburg. The outlook in Morocco is serious. Several towns have been pillaged and disorder is spreading. A stay pending appeal has been granted “Bat” Shea, who was to have deen executed this week. New Jersey authorities are prepared to hang three woman-murderers simul- tancously next Thursday. Several men at work in a moonshine distillery near Passaic, N. J., were cap- tured by revenue officers. Uncle ‘Sam’s cash balance is beyond the danger point, and the gold reserve increased Treasury recefpts. Pittsburg cotton-tie manufacturers find they can compete with foreign manufacturers without protection. Seven people have been summarily shot in Hayti for attempting to mur- der President Hypolite’s daughter. ‘The street cars of Hazleton, Pa., are stopped, as there is not water enough to be ‘had to run the electric plant. Mr. Platt has selected Congressman Wadsworth, of Geneseo, as Republi- can candidate for Lieutenant-Governor. Enormous loss of life and property followed a midnight earthquake shock and sudden river flood near Uvalde, Tex. It is estimated that the Democrats will have 182 Representatives in the mext House; Republicans, 131; Popu- lists, 12, ' The hearing before the State Lunacy Commission regarding evils of the Ward's Island Insane Asylum has been resumed. oa John Abbott, of South Amboy, N. J., was locked up on charges of horrible brutality to his three-year-old stepson, who may die. Dun Williams, nephew of Allen G. Thurman, committed suicide by leap- ing from a window in the Capitol at Columbus, O. Fresh evidence has been discovered against Von Kotze, who was accused recently of writing anonymous letters to Berlin aristocrats. Miss Elizabeth H. W. Lord, who died in poverty in Brooklyn, had $13,000 in bank at South Berwick, Me. which she left to Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage. Mrs. Sarah Gordon, of Brooklyn, learned that her daughter had been married secretly since last April. The mother was enraged, took poison and died. The American Consul at Shanghai has given up two Japanese to be tried by the Chinese authorities, who have promised that they shall not be tor- tured. Mrs. Donohue, of New York, hemmed in by flames, threw her two children from a fourth story window. They struck on a canvas awning and rolled safely to the street. An explosion of 1 pan of alcohol fatally burned Mrs. George B. New- land and seriously burned ther hus- band, Wallace French and George Guernsey at Saratoga. Sir Julian Pauncefote is said to have proposed to the United States to join Great Britain in an alliance that would involve this country in the Chinese, Japan and Corean war. The New York police boat Patrol, with Supt. Byrnes and Commissioners Murray and Sheehan aboard, saved seven persons from the capsized yacht! Mosquito near New York. J. M. Raport, who left New York on May 10 on a wager of $5,000 that he could walk to San Francisco by De- cember 1, has arrived at Kansas City two days ahead of time. A railway bridge over the Bronx River began to sink while a train run- ning fifty-five miles an hour was pass- ing over ft. Speed was increased, and all the cars got over safely. Clarence E. Brown, son of Vice-Com- modore E. M. Brown, of the New York Yacht Club, was arrested in a suit for $50,000 damages, brought by the moth- er of Fannie Ward, the actress. ‘Elmira Reformatory officers testified for the defense, denying specific acts of cruelty, but admitting that inmates were knocked down and kicked and that the red-hot iron hook was used to pull men out of cells. Mrs. Charles Babcock, of: New York, held a revolver pointed to a burglar’s | face as he was forcing his way into her room. He dodged as she fired and she pursued him, firimg several other shots, but he escaped. Women tried to vote at a school elec- tion in Deerfield, N. J., and the meet- ing was broken up by a gang of Phil- adelphia toughs. Shots were fired, black-jacks were used and several people were injured in the row. Two men held up a trolley car be- tween Jersey City and Bayonne and attacked and tried to rob Bookmaker Dowling. He refuses to give their names, but says they are New York- ers and that he will get even with them. It has become known that Prof. T. ©. Mendenhall, Superintendent of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, was re- moved because he did not wish the Secretary of the Treasury to make ap- ointments in his bureau in the magp-! ner required by lam The Federal Strike Commission has finished the hearing of testimony in Chicago. An unknown man tried to swim across the Hast River on a wager and was drowned. z ¢ The Emperor William has arrived at Landskrara, Sweden, to attend the autumn manoeuvres. John McGraw, ‘hermit farmer, of Monroe County, N. ¥., was found | murdered in his house. A fire in Jersey City destroyed six tenements, the dwellers in which were driven out by the police just before the buildings were ablaze. Edward Mahaffey kicked and beat lis wife to death in Harrison, N. J. ‘Three woman murderers are to be hanged in New Jersey next Thursday. One hundred and thirty Greek offi- cers and men have wrecked the offices of the Akropolis newspaper because it published articles insulting the army. ‘Archbishop Corrigan has dedicated a Greek church at Yonkers and with 2,- 000 of the Catholic Benevolent Legion visited St. Joseph’s Seminary build- sngs. Dr. Andrew O’Malley, who killed his child in San Antonio, Tex., eloped from Brooklyn with his sister-in-law. He was known in Brooklyn as a co- caine victim. Three young men have been arrested at Seneca Falls, N. Y., charged with causing a series of incendiary fires that destroyed property worth more than $200,000. Another building was burned in the Ténnessee district where the six ne- groes were lynched. A number of whites were arrested on charge of kill- ing the negroes. Hiram L. Baker, of Norwalk, Conn., was found by neighbors shot dead in his chair and his wife stood by re volver in hand declaring he shot him- self in a fit of jealousy. Gver 700 saloon-keepers of Memphis have ¥een indicted for selling without a license, and the Shelby County ClerE and License Inspector were also in- dicted for failing to collect these li- censes. Hugh Annandale, whose deportation to Liverpool last spring under the name of Peter Arnott became an in- ternational puzzle, is preparing at Mon- treal to sue Uncle Sam for $10,000 damages. Louis Potter, banker and the wealth- fest citizen in Bowling Green, Ky., aged eighty-four years, was married a few days ago to Mrs. McTellan, aged fifty. The groom gave the man who arranged the match $10,000. Antonio Prisco, a politician-padrone, was found murdered on a_ railroad track near New Brunswick, N. J., last April. A detective has arrested Ani- allo Pino as one of the three men who are accused of killing him. The other two have fied. a: $200,000 Blaze. Union City, Ind., Sept. 4.—Fire start- ed in Hook Brothers’ butter tub fac- tory at 1 o’clock this morning and spread to business blocks and dwell- ings until a loss of $200,000 was sus- tained. ee John Voitch Dead. (Edinburg, Sept. 4.—John Voitch, the eminent philosopher and literary critic, died at Peebles yesterday from asthma. He was born in 1829. GENERAL MARKET REPORT. Latest Quotations From the Leading Trade Centres. NEW YORK.—Latest quotations are as fol- lows : FLOUR—Receipts, 300 bbls. Sales. 1750 bbls. Choice amber state and western, $3.00 @ $3.15; winter wheat patent, $3.70 = 34.00; Minnesota bakers, $2,60 @ $3.15 ; spring wheat patent $3.80@ $4,20 ; rye flour $2.85 to $3.00 . am oat flake, 25,50 nulated meal, $2.75 RN MEAL—$1.25 to $1.30 per 1001bs CORN Steads Sales within the range of 64 2, 65 for les Sales 12 cars. Crete newNo 2 white 371-2 @ 3714 Be ig in the street market at52c. @ ise lin; 3 rt ‘1ED—Spot wheat, bran, sacked, $17.00 to $18.00; middlings, sacked, $18.50 to $19.50; rye feed, & to Pe, cwt. HAY—STRAW-—Timothy, prime. 7ic.; No.1 hay Tze; No. 2, 6ic; straw, No. l rye 45c. No. 2 4c. BARLEY—No sales reported. We quote 65 to 67 for western. ‘T—Canada, 85 C c.; six rowed state, 73 @ Sc.; two rowed state, 70 @ 75c. Market gulet and firm with usual trade demand. HOPS—There is no demand for them in this market. We quote 8 cents nominal. SEED—Timothy seed, $2.60 @ fe Clover, .00 @ $6.25 for large and Beane’ TOW, Ehoice H. 2c; Creamery, do to choice, ; do'l Ib.. prints, extra 25c@26e. "Choice CHEESE: Guict State tac. fall fine te cream, BOG8 "Save, frssh tae Ieetotoe; ‘Michigan, T7 to 18 1-2; western. f7c to I7jc. = PORK—Market — quiet. $17.00 Bor 5p BLE clear, $1850 5 short moss, 19.50; tips = , $19.00; pork: bellies. a0 1b. 00: Light. $28.00, 300 Ib. tierces. SMOKED MEATS—Breakfast bacon l2c. per Ib. smoked hams,i2 Ib. average, 13c.; 15lb, do 424 2B to to 2) Ibe. average hc; skin backs, 1340 Califo: C5 Ee fs igo tee ve ere FISH-Quite, Mackerel, now” lave ‘No. 12.50; No. 2, $18.50; No. 1. $16.00, “Fat No. ego Gaongee Gd 518 pee AS a: noes Batks, $4.00; Georges boneless coaish ee Bank boneless, 61-2¢.; box he: % No. 1, white fish, $6.50 half bbl.; No. 2, do.: $5.50. No.1 lake trout, $5.50 half bbl.” Mess salmon, CoS bbl. Labrador trout. $13.58 per bbi.; family white fish, $3.25 half bbl. Por bel. $1.00 hall bul Seth rere eee Bar —digher, Domestic, bbis., common fine ls., common fine 25; bbls, bi, 0, bin aay. $A: ; 88 per ” 3.5 washed wool PETROLEUM_New York Sara’ fc g M—New "York State ‘legal fii 6.840. per ‘barrels, POTa per bbL; Peis ea eB as Eos RAILROAD. \ | BALTIMORE AND O10 2 , Sehedule In effect June 9h, 4; Leave Washington fr: m station : New Jersey Avenue and C4: For Chicago and Northwest, Limited express trains 11:15 For Cincinnati, St, Louis, and Vestibuled Limited’ 5:30, p.m. es!" night. oo For Pittsburg and Cleveland | daily 11:15 a. m. and 8:35 p. m. Xp For Lexington and Staunton, 11:1; a, For Win. keater and way Stations j5-,,, For Luray, Natural Bridge, Koanu.,. °° vile, Chattanooga, and Mempjiiis Orleans 12:5 night, daily; Se: through, For Luray, 3:30 p.m. daily For Baltimore weeks days x/-> x7.10, @/0, 45-minutes), (0 00 45-minutes), a. 12 32.0), (3.00 45-minutes), 5.10, X5.30, 5,35, X6.2 minutes 6.30, X¥.0U, 29.00, 1» De For Annapolis, 7.10 and 9.15. m., } 4,28 p.m. Sundays, 8.30 a. m., 4.3) For Frederick, f11.15, a. m., 71.1, P. m, For Hagerstown, t1J.15 a, m, and 45, Fur Poyd and way points, {9.1/ For Gaithersburg and wi: 78.00, s. m., $12.50, $3.00, $4.33 p.m, For Washington Junction and 29.00, 2950 a. ma, 21:15 p. m. Express : ping at principai stations only. +; For Bay Ridge week days 9!) » 123p.m Sundsys93> a. m. an 3.15 p. m. ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR Ney. AND PHILADELPHIA. 10 tig You the Eust, daily 42 Dining Car) (12 Dining Car), 8,00 (11,30 p,m open at v.00 o'clock.) Buffet Parlor Cars on all day train For Atlantic City, Cape May, Sex and Brigantine Beach, week days. 30:00 a. mm. and 12:00 noon, sunday and 1200 noon. i + Except Sunday, | Daily. 2Snnday only, x Express trains. Baggage called for and cheeked fr in {ot and residences by Union Transfer (omc on orders left at ticket offices, 6:9 and io Pennsylvania venue, «nd ut depot 7 R.B.CAMBELL, CHAS.U.SCULI Gen. Manager. Gen, Pass. syeq a ee ear Thos. H. Clarice, ESTATE AND LOAN 606 F Street, N. W., WASHING? Dd a a: ROBERT HE KE, Fine Wines and Liquors, Cigars, Re LADIES’ DINING ROOM. MEALS AT ALL tik 211 Third Street, +; Sleeping ag suuthwest. a. G. Fietcher, Sr. SOLICITOR OF FIRE AND LIFE INSURANG HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. Loans Negotiated- Rents Collected} Office, Room 11, 609 F St. N. W, Residence 1322 B Street, N, E,W. ~ De $7 sinastine’s oun ae 361 Pennsylvania Avenue. Gold and silver watches, dis monds, jewelry, pistols, guns, me chanical tools, ladies’ and gentle men’s wearing apparel. Old gold and silver bought. Unredeemed pledves for sirie, R. S. 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