Se > Manne | face Gen. Butler Will Not Prosecute the PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday > : AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, . i Deputy Marshal. Northwest Corver Pennsylvania Ave, and 11th St, by ‘WET HE HAS TO Gay UPON THR SUWVECT OF TEE The Evening Star Newspaper Company, SEOOTING—HE 18 INCLINED TO BELIEVE THAT & B. KAUFFMANN, Pres’t, ‘NAGLE ACTED RIORTLY IN THE MATTER. gan Evawmwe Stan fo corvell to subeusbers im che : re ‘hy carriers, on their own account, at 10 cents Lown, Mass, Aug. 17.—Gen. Benjamin F. Seno fee yer month Cove of sn counter A ea Butler efi this city on the 7:30 train fee Boston month, oue year, $6; six mouths, 33. and is to leave today on ting trip [Entered at the Post Office st Washington, D. C., 8 imu Gap a 0 dean a en cea ates a bere * Fes onus sepemenare cot Oo Soca Sa str anaree | Ve 75—No 14,007. WASHINGTON, D.C. SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1889. TWO CENTS, |smted'e te itiowig eget, THE PRESIDENT’S DEPARTURE. D. Marshal Ni He Saw Few Callers Today—His First Tel g to The Star. the death of Devid & Terry in Callforaie?™ SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. C Washington News and Gossip. = a ALL ERSO. AVING CLAIMS! = 4 CONTINUATION OF ZOW PRICES Se ESE EROOOD of this city axe | SS ise See cag Be SEEM BL YS PRESBYTERIAN CHUB = “DRUG OTST A, ry ' the J — the the undersigned: All Message. ay by ‘the — Judge Field I hoes — jiested to present the same to the un All thawe mn Ete ie hy Saving spelt Me teak st wap abSd rox | rus Present eoncmpanied by Private tee] SULLIVAN SENTENCED. |Scntare eigrmsasee. temnserone ooca, notes accor undersigned bis creditors. wile will be received for the stock and business 25 8 fhole, it being s Fancy Grocery, ¢ nduct Taos late tow. ‘Good location. Store open for in- JULIUS HUGLE, 915 La. ave. anlé-2t Assignee of Lemuel Ergood. retary Halford, left at $ o'clock this afternoon Se ee ee ee ee. for Deer Park, Mrs, Harrison arrived at the Baltimore and Ohio depot just in time to meet | The Boston Slugger Gets & Year| op: the President there and accomfpany him. On . ‘ “I do not think the law of the case has been Tuesday the President will go to Indianapolis in Prison. a ee yo = and will remain there two orthree days. He his life he is obliged to go to the wall before he can take the life of his be S ~ Ns, ATTENTION!—ALL MEM- ee ere Wiekington Musiodt Assembly are requested to attend the uext rewular_ meet i ttt 1 1 5 | will then return to Deer Park, and it will be ; q . 8 assailant. It is different in the case of an offi- Rogost 18: tosinene of snpurtanoes PRL | oe before be is seen in Washington | Seoond Baseman Crane Arrested for ser sent to protect the justice of eecurt It SI HEREBY NOTTEY, = Fumpic Bor Page 8 TO PREPARE HIS FIRST MESSAGE. Elopement, fears i tite inde jad ~ 4 Hee dion from Bo bills unless contracted by myself. -- Pere | With the extra session in contemplation, pos- bis assailant. I do not like to say anyth 15-3t a ~ BICKS. Page 2 earl; £ ber, he has a against the dead man—Terry. It is wel = —— ‘Page 2 | *ibly as early as the 2ist of October, I WILL NOT BE RESPO: Bie ros ot great deal of work before him to prepare his Gossip FROM LONDON. know that he killed Senator Broderick in any debts contracted by my wife, LAVINIA FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN _ CHURCH, Page 2 * * |e duel, My brother was a personal friend of TZoEn. We sre not itving together. ar ¢ Sotice: Stb.st. bet. G aud H sta, n.w.—Preschine at Page 2 | first message. ted before this time to Senator Broderick thirty scare in Cali- EON SERAL MEETING OF TI = 2B | lean; Sabbath © bool at B08 wee Rev eee Paco 2 | have got a chance to do some of this work, but fornia and was in the field with him the day be A GENERAL, MEETING OF DHE BROWS Page 2 | at Deer Park and Bar Harbor alike the public was killed in the duel with Terry. C3 CO." ie culled and will be held at the office of Page 3 | have demanded his time. War May Result From tho| "Ga Doe me no bent te ch te Co.. Pacific Building, Washinton, D.C., MONDAY, | Cxt ae 199 | tne. Page 3| He proposes on his return from Indianapolis Cretan Troubles. train, but be was anxious that his friend Judge AUGUST 19, 18N0,5 EM. for the purpose ot iesu- | Casumere Buuquet Soa Page 3 | to accept no more invitations of any sort, but ‘ Field should k: that bi id not be re- Fires Mortgage Dante to thosmoust—- tained ‘ae prosecuting offer if such reports © vf the 3 : _sulo-st* GRO. ¥. SHATER, Semstery.— | Cree elatie Feed, 199 Race 3) wit NOT RETURN BEFORE THE MIDDLE OF SEP- A Between Frank Lawler | *?P**°4 i the newspapers. PORTRAITS ras rup roan TEMBER. - Duel Likely jon, Marshal Nagle Released. . Todo? | Eflervesciux Browic Pare He will not return to Washington before the " 2 Sta sad Bass: sve.” Ops atl S p.m. Jy iow? j Folows § Fay Byovposrltes 3 middle of September, if that soon, and after q . Larue, Cot, Ang.’ FE meeey Gate @& @ REMOVAL. — PFEIFFER & CONLIFF | Williams’ Com hi and John Finnerty. THRO! Sirup Hypo} tle. | States Marshal Nagle, who shot and killed today he will probably make few more appoint- ee David 8. Terry, was released from jail at Stock- its until he is through with the work on his . pong Thien omg Ape cxpaliel to be | CEN. BUTLER ON THE TERRY TRAGEDY | ton at 5 o'clock this morning ona writof habeas “a Boy Bit tot have Kemoved their Piano Warerooms ea Do. S14 11th st. u.w., where tho STIEF? MIAROS j aeeers itters. ee = — | Horstord’s acid Phos eee [AND B 878.8. of Michizan tite st ae - corpus, issued by Ju Sawyer of the United NOLICE.—THE PARTNERSHIP H 8 pm. dety for Christian a mere formal document. It will treat of im- > Sta in .d > ter WHIT = ¥ ¢ tes circuit court. le passed through here BEVE Wiiuilt, wieren GRUNGE, OHITILESEY = gas inarStnay school at 0:30 a. Pare 6 | Portant questions, and he Seas of them in none wien. Louuen: on a special train, for San Francisco, accompa- of Wasidugiou, D.C, aud 3 = hk Tae ae Page _— . nied by Marshal Fran! Berkeley S)rinzs, W.Va. were co-partuers, is this 81 ROH, this Congress beyond doubt in the strict- a T . das of surust, 158U, dissal ed Uy ate attr 1 er BRE a eaves est sense be bead apom it." In calling an extra | Chamberlain Trying to Set the Govern- ‘0 Defend Marshal Nagle. ‘The aifai. of the firm will be adjusted and the bust; Préaching st 114.1. by Kev. E, H. Jobn- session the reasons for it must be made clear, ment Pace—Edison a Count. Sax Francisco, Car., Aug. 17.—A dispatch and this message is expected to make them so — was received here yesterday by United States by ee ey to the front the political | Special Cable Dispatch to the Evexrxe Stan. Attorney Carey from the Department of Jus- vicissitudes of the country. Lonpox, Aug. 17.—I interviewed Julian Haw- tice at Washi . instructing him on behalf OFFICE SEEKERS SHUT OUT TODAY. thorne on the eve of the departure of the | of the United States government to assume The President had no time for general callers | American workingmen for Paris. He spoke | the defense of Deputy Marshal Nagle, who today, The office seekers had to be denied. | enthusiastically of their friendly reception and | Shot Judge Terry iast Wednesday. His time was taken up with conferences with | of everything in England, especially the per- Mrs Terry’s Application Refused. Secretaries Windom and Proctor and Assistant | sonal courtesy shown to the whole party by | Sax Fraxcisco, Aug. 17.—The supreme court Postmaster General Clarkson. Only a few! Lora Ripon at Fountain’s abbey. The party | Of California last July reversed the decision in other persons on a — —_ | has been much impressed by the otidity of | the Sharou-Hill-Terry divorce case and re- Rad to be made Known before, they were of | Enghsh lifoand the hereditary skill Of workers. | Manded the case for a new trial. Mrs. Terry ré , D.D., of Chester, Pu. Sunday school services at {mmanuel Mission at Pan. No evening service, are cordially iuvited. it nese contunued by GEORGE P. WHIT TLESEY.aulv-7" Di L_BikMSNN, 1016 1 ST. NW. ied to the city and resumed his > “iseewens ates auld-er3t SUPREME, COURT OF THE DISTRICT ‘OF COLUMBIA. a Suary E. Dorsey va. Sarai, Fosey ‘et al—Equity No. | Piere B44. | Pierce's 3 This cause being referred to"the Auditor to report | ScLeuck's dintcibut.m of the proceeds of sale of real estate. no- | 8. 5. y e2VeR to all creditors aud otuers having ; the estate of Kichurd Pusey. lute of the Catacrh Cure, JJumbis, deceased, to present them, duiy Scutt’s Euwulsion Cod Li vouched, to J H ‘Turrant’s Seltzer Aperien H.B. MOULT 24 Vaseline, Pure, small size. 0 ESDAY, the ‘Zt of August, | Vaseline, Pure, large size. rie Soe 2 SUBURBAN PROPE! an ne cat Buble, to SUMMEK RESORIS, ‘<> FOURTH-ST, M.E CHURCH, REV. M. Ferguson, pastor.--9 a.m., Sunday Sc! at the church ad mission. 11 a.1., preaching by Kev, Ezekial kiehardson of Anacostia. S p.m. by Kev. W. H. Gotwold, D.D., pastor of St. Mark Luthersn Church. 7:30 ‘p.m.,° Young People’s Praise Meeting. he members and frieuds are eurvestly invited to SSSRS! WII IWE VO OI OOKOM DIOR AOD Pettit re SoS: SSP ES SoSTSESIAITT SERRE 183u. (aus-10t) _"JA8.G. PAYNE, Auditor. ” | Vaseline, Pure, the larwest come out aud give these strange brothers a co! Wuuw anu oo. called were seen by Mr. Hulford, who attended | The political events of the week were Cham- | P¢fere the supreme court applied for a re- Boe EW stone Wermers Bae Fall 4 a SS aE — to their business se the circumstances war-| berlain's speech announcing that the govern- | aside “The application wes Scfesedscerone Wyet 00 | Bree CENTRAL TON, HEAD | Goverxmext Receipts Topay.—Internal rev- | ranted, and in 80 te p Se kept extremely | ment had agreed to introduce a land purchase by tile enpeunee court, dew Goods. Willits’ Beef Iron and W flan clsuries of tho cite ate eee ne, $889,71; custo . busy up to the hour of their departure. bill for Ireland at th " “Teaeserge eat eich WOOD MANTELS and the Best)... 7 98 | cottuees and on the Gospel wagon. God bleasi Sa en cee, eee Just before the President's departure Sec- | >¥! for Ireland at the next sessi A YEAR IN PRISON. zi Be ently, tee SE 8 00} work. Forty” conversions ‘during the midst Tue Boxp OrFeRixos today aggregated | retary Windom had unother interview with | ministers’ defeat on the tithes bill. Iam able ~ x af SLATE MANTELS, | Williams Fhosphatie Fula 29 | gat, Hog, uate aid pico oduct nae weekly , paper, $2,500 | him.” He also enw Secretary Rusk and Assist-| to give you the truth about Chamberlain on | The Sentence 1 a Sul- ’ amy ThA ag Avy 3 Buill-tin.” Unsaved ones, especially the poor aud the | $56,500, as follows: 4 per cents coupon, $2,500 t Bec! Wh: 4 ce Imposed on Slugger ————— 4 omip. Sarsaparilla with fhe Savior of ‘Men, “Gospel wagod Tomseow’ we | At 128; 434 per cent coupone, £4,000 at 10%; | *D* Secretary Wharton, Bick miaisteriel euhertiy. | 5,ea ale, te Uvan Today: Bs with A le co p Bes ge agg cere A “dl Se eee Handel fru i Se the com. = - T. 2s brome tcp ad eae ee kde bet “hpi wabeld "ngs Se poset New Onteaxs, Aug. 17.—A Picayune special 490 LOUISIANA AVE. | piexiun uh indispeusble Teauseite: tor the Ladies’ | jf. -@>CRACE CHURCH, 32) ST. NUAR CANAL, | paar or Mencu, Tunovex Mzxtco. i. Wi a | gg Sma * Rlexiom: an id pensable Requisite a ane i= Georg town, ee o fonree. Pantor. e ANDISE LER Lieut. Col. John M. Wilson to be Super-! government policy; .but no land pur- from Purvis, Miss., says: Jobu L. Sullivan was intendent of the Military Academy. chase scheme, much less a local this morning tentenced to twelve months in Eon haveis" Every Indy ‘ahould "use Wt” Yer | ain sforniae Braver, Litany aud ‘Sersuum, re The Treasury department to-day informed ttle, Ze. Evening Pray Sermo » ve Messrs. Britton & Gray of Washington, at their ‘theimalian, an iofallsble extemal remedy for Neu- { Ee pe Prayer and Sérsucn, 8 yan. Lveuiug Pride rte ; ‘ ea ° has been agreed upon. | prison, and Referee Fitzpatrick pleaded guill ACKES AND 3,000 | rslzis, Headache aud Toothache. It never tails togive | 2>the. ie | Tequest, that there is no provision of law toau-/ This morning at the War department it was | ~Sieiaamay a he = tor a, arsed and was sentenced to ‘ “pm fine or $200, wis! ~t Ring George cotinty. | Kutielingg relit in the most obstiuate cases. Give ie |FO™™ — TAN SGHURCH, | free ce aan OF, merchandiae, whether | officially announced tnat Lieut, Col. John M. | bin tyme drith however, toward « large rose ~sogh-7 andy? wet ir ino the Baud’ O. ke he station at | Be iter at i and td mira we De, Seartoae | HeECT dutiable. trom one, port of the United | Wilson, corps of engineers, commissioner of Dill st the nex ant Gq nestatiy afte. | i F States to another through the territory of * * " | ter some sort of local guarantee betwee: Jani ,Sebbath School, | Mexico, 2a 7 f| public buildings and grounds in this city, had | *¢TPosing some a been ordered to West Point as the superintend- | the creditor and the ultimate imperial guar- Barrmmore, Aug. 17.—Detective Childs, sent } by Gov. Lowrey to take Jake Kilrain, the pugii- Potomac View,” has a river front of jes. atid te stare of cultivation, | i Be ADE eS eating Orchard of Peaches. Fish. crabs | 1 dose 30 ama. ‘Church alwave Open “Ail services | Youso Cop,—Lieut. Robert Platt of the eavy, ent of the fnilitary academy. antec that ia making the locality responsible | fet, to Misslasippi, bas arrived bere this yJous washiigton, For particuiare Cape i Ait seats fee. Cordial welcome oF all. 1 | now commanding the finh commission steamer | No detail has ac vet been made of aenecessor | F 82Y arrears will necessitate establishing | Morning and called upon Marshal Fry, who iy atottice KUST & HUNGEMEOMD, | 1000-grain Gi Fee, ON PROPHECY— Da JOHN BRAY WILL | Fish Hawk, reports to the fish commission b: yes ; some bodies representing localities, but not | told him that Jake was out on bail and not ? 4 Lathe st nw. ” | 240 wraius Quinine, Melattinan. 3 20S > speak in. Moumaer tal hall, 133 Penusylva- Iie gh SaaS mn YY | to Col. Wilson and will probably not be for | necessarily the county councils on the English | returnable until Ubursday. Kilrain, when an RENT EP SNNA, VA, NEW BIX: u't mistake the econ ee TemeLe Deus wa ave, betwoeu Lat and 2d six, be 1d telegraph that the vessel arrived at South Nor-} some days, for Secretary Proctor left for Ver- | or Scotch pattern simultaneously notified of Child’s arrival and room House, tp’ sh luud’, garden and ara Te: as frre tion of Jes Mat. 1 it’ | walk, Conn., yesterday, Further rey as to nt this to be week or te The gov t bi to withdraw the | J0b® L.'s sentence to twelve months in the peni- = Waid iruun station two F. 8, WILLIAMS & CO., Proprietors. —— the presence of cod in the region of Vineyard | ™ morning sia walens nf rye et) liged t siguifiornce | tntiary, and being mindful that it was this address MARY M. RUS FRIENDS OF LAWOI ATTENTION! OF1 “STICKERS STOPPED” 18 PASTOR E; | sound and Cape Ann have been received by the | 487% Discipling end atwudence te larel Ger ae | tame Detective Childs that, suocessfully took meeting by Ladiew Progressive Assembly. | Oocce in HO? gwem® 8 nee ts commission. Fishermen report them quite CONGRATULATING THE COLONEL. S. | Sullivan to the land of punishment, teville, a 12 ules | Rooke Soh BAPE INGSitt feats | Sahat aud ¥ are ne. rachitar at Lean by the Bamerous and very troublesome ax they take | Col, Wilson's office was the center of st | ~ panacea armas ce) ee | K i. K.; 28 stops ing trains | o-cjvcg. irens by A. M. D-wey, lute editor “Journsl s my snd nae e0l,, 9:30 | all bait offered. but are too smail to warrant | traction tor army officers all day, and he hadto! The ik has gai ht | _ The law for the collection of forfeited bail Sore healthy: rare opportaniiy iors cow site cous | Qtcuited Labor and “Looking inokward” wil te | Voting atens mathe Sandsy Bi sttmad Rit | their being taken. It ts the opinion of experts z é inspect weeny a} k ef . | dori ‘ in Maryland is quite defective, and should WALL’ 1io se Paul st, disc ELIZABETH L EATON, MLW. | service Tuesday, Spi. Prayer’ and. praise’ service | Of the commission however that within a year | *#ke hands with many friends anxious to con- | during the week. and the impression qrows that | < wat Bull } 1 ; " a | the home secretary will take the easy but illogi- Kilrain, alarmed at Sullivan's fate, skip his " Baithaore, Ma | “WE oe y, sMoor. iy Thursday, bom. «The pastor's vacation berins uext | the fish can be regu arly taken with hook and | tatulate him on his good fortune. | eal of ting har aooth. mal | bondsman would not likely have to pay SMATL FARM, 13 ACLES: GoOD 10- | 5-— arr pr RsoNS INDEBTED 10 THE ES Teka ey i onctey () the vuipit ae! | line in paying quantities without damaging | ,, One ofticer. speaking to a Staz eatd | Sorvitede fer ‘Wile, Bows oa Rene | the 92,000. ‘When Joe Beard, a Baltimore divs ved rset garden: all tate of the late WILLIAM NUELL of haviug } u wood road; only & BATCHELDE: j aul7-7t S-ACRE MARKEY FARM, FI Beunings; con veuient to cit MLEN “ a ir i that a better order had never been issued from *ervitude for life. Some say this . Si) oosineae relating to the mel are hereby. r queat-d URION UTHODIST. SEPISGOws L DS py aaegapeets S the depariment. Col. Wilson he described as Setually decided on. but this should be taken Keeper, fled and his bondsman promptly paid ene 23 vam. | school. ut; at 11 aus preaclivg Oy ney: | Leaves yor Gnaxp Anay Mex.—A circular | * ™8n of the most excellent qualities, admira- ante, 2 Eeians ay ee ea dmit ‘oul bim the laugh. at cnet 7 wm Md “ bly adapted to d such an institution °¥ucounsel, not mentioning the matter even | €*ve eesti SE PETERS gue Ata pm ian af Hove feuperateo gictit "Wed | Wad iasued today trom the War department an-| t04"to handle 4 crowd of youre men, to ine to bis fellow ministers, , rvicg, all welcome. ry ¥ B 2 “ ° i i 7 ll is bringing & ial decora- THE CRETAN TROUBLES. x uae. near Meual Pasesivanik avers, | Beqiay eveuili prayer ve 11° | nouncing that permission to be absent from them with respect and to govern them | , ‘Caveliere Caj Sais ot nw. i inst.or to sttend the funetel of RY’ METHOD) EPISCOPAL | their Gusieextrom~the 26th-te the. Sist of. rigidly. = | tien from the of Italy to Edison, and will Wy ANTED—To RENT A COUNTER james A. Lusby. a Tito pastor tonnes | August, 1889, ineluet wil! be granted to such | wHaT Col. WILSON SATS OF HIs NEW DUTIES, $i ante time give Edison the title ofeount The Next Great Kuropean War May Sect nics and seeeeee i ER THE woud Fou | lon semleh Uy arm “frensine Oyen Ww) F"B | employes of the War departiient, and its)" Col. Wilson said ton Stax reporter that he pene mutt Not, be known in New York,” he in rscy x origeee esa, with pric soul is sha Zour grocer | Clem of the Baltimcre conference: at S p.in. Vesper | bureaus as are members of the Grand Army of | 5.0014 go to the Pointas th rin tof i pees SEEN LHGOUDs OO, Wholesale Aneute, | song service, “An. cvoulne with the! mars the Republic for the purpose of attending the Ro ‘ointas the superintendent of laughing Loxpox, Aug. 17.—King George of Greece \CRES PRIME 2 owe sulz-Im | Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. national encampment of that orgahization at | the academy with the express understanding | _ When ssled about the exhibition be enid it | 4.4 nis promier, Tricoups, are bewalling the erates 84.000 | E MOWKGAN STEAM LAUNDRY CO. NEW YORK AVENUE PRYS: Milwaukee, Wis, Leave taken under that order | that he was to remember that he was a cadet ee and utter! a him. He | rate NET PRICES, BUT THE LOWEST. ry collegtion Ti aia, albiy monial to his activity, official energy and his the Cheltenham Beach Cronin demonstration “ hol. Missiouury, colféctivn. “11 iati ithout provacation, to descend upon the Dar- bet i E PRP ching by ‘Wrybt. "8 p.im., preach: | %@ the smallness of the appropriation for the ae denounced ex-Congressman John F. Finnerty | Suvi) RIFICE, OR ‘it L Ex.| he Tacoma pee oan he: =e. Sesled thins ‘te Heeler church, aycr | payment of clerks in pension agencies a reduc- ag ere lapel ies ip teh ficrend = of the ae faction as a liar, a coward and | st such a ined mplondl sek tore pon coliutuiier betwee U and | Call and exausine, ed. 11 "| tion in the clerical force has been made in these | the city's water supply, having relieved the Poltroon. Mr. Finnorty’s friends yesterday | fa) fleet massed ate naval eration of bee wen ¢. & MUDDIMAY, oftices throughout the country. It was found | late Maj. Lydecker, he pushed the necessary ‘ligested this charge with great deliberation. | 40 close at hand as the month of the Aegean ; f _ 4923-3 1200 F st. FORTH, CAROLINA AVE, METHODIST | that the increase in the number of clerks made | Contrele ay laying the hew main to consum- They agreed that tho war pirnlhe yingy archipeligo, both Germany and Austria could Espen eels round opposite beld << ean Ge can cement | 4°. Oe y School, @:30am. | at the beginning of the last quarter would | mation so quickly and weil that the work is | #!! circumstances, somewhat uncalled for and | preatne freer. The porte has been made to «$1. yeh mmedate par | Fe SO Eee OFT ching at 11 1 pap. .2°t | cause deficiency in the appropriation, and | now under way. — Spagna ease recalled | understand the advantage which must result to ¥ st.n.w. ‘The executive coumittee bas concluded contracts | Scock it” | under a ruling of the Secretary of the Interior Ss Sra, RIT SED rough the intervention Turkey from this arrangement and bas already Ob SALE-ON WET ERB 0. BUILDING c it was held that while a deficiency might arise| THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER, | Parties or fought out. Proposed p A pion egg ger pan 9 eer ~——~ “Abe 4 Will Continue to Fill Ress yp Sine. ao a ys moot AN ENGLISH PROTECTORATE FOR CRETE. and po juris cor fut to stations; splen= rea e pension agent in this city re- jor on: ntinue * 8 Se atberanda? GORE CLUE, ag BS Piece Vat sar avis ahs sa” AULA: | conti roauend "he perce be nae gre | Malor Raymond Will Cos capscity in the Fenian movement directed from | But the bitter remonstrances of Russia and Bock vont, osegeton | “What we follow.” it "| clerks and furloughing and reducing the pay SRDS sh Niay also having won n in the | those of France have only led Lord Salisbury Tubu, are voteutitied toany sdvauitages of infovine: CONGRESS STREET M. P, CHURCK, | Of others, Engincor Commissioner Raymond is not to | civil war. He was with Gen. Butler at New | to defer so decisive a move for the present = Seirads Cards, Books and all injormation can be ob- penaw, Suncey eae D ne a have a successor—at least not at present, The | Orleans, and was owes ca pew vd =n Russia resngniaton: the danger to herself from ap ou EERI_aARDOGEE 90 7 Bee | ioe ee morrow, Sup E s we Conrmact von Fxianrxo Postat Canps | gong mapa sre yee egy English protectorate and voting that Crete was ay neni | AG HOAs Preoieut 800 Ast ne, FIST (CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, | fOr the four years beginning October 1was yes- | istendent of the militery academy lett vacant | Frenerty wool bet eine nod eats Sear cation teen toeee dae eee - oe Coser ent eet icy, at Clarkgom to Albery Dar net oe mater General | the commissionership of public buildings and | troope into the leva beds. Hie bravery was | Peet anxious that Greece should secure 1. VANDERHOEF, 940 I st.n.w., Bureau Statistice. | A. 1..-Pahgborn; Sunday School at 9: oderye! sett of New York, the island to prevent its falling into the hands of o 2 9:30am; ds, to which it has been supposed by | then heralded throughout the country. Bie cock ~ : 3 Mace services at “i | lowest bidder. in addition to the present size | STounds, PI ad T which could,and undoubtedly would,turn a, hie iiednec is FAWCETT, 6U3 ave, me, 4th “bud | services at 7 p.m - too usw alusa with be taratahed ts tek public. many that Major Raymond would be ap- CONGRESSMAN LAWLER 15 EQUALLY NOTED into s powerful weapon agaiust herself when S18 C st. n.w., 20 roms; mudern Lanp. J. unites G Pers, g fa one smaller than the card now in use and the | pointed. ‘This brought friends of candi- | for never having turned his back toa foe. The mm arises. This is the secret of aul7-st band fi taty sat =e «6th Aud. office. ic ig. 3.0 valar other larger. Allowing for the difference in | dates for the engineer commissionership as- | #¢tious nature of* the differences between thé | Russia's sympathy with Greece in ber ambition uflice. Samron, leader. weight, the cards are about one-third ch: : “ two distinguished representatives posite | t° secure control of that otherwise insignificai ~ESrtoner Sabet: ‘4 meseave | in the new contract than in the old ole. 0 | tigament to the White House today. They saw | [70 * eas and worthless piece of territory. M. Gen. vB ; | ideas in the Irish cause can, i: pag he 1540 Covumbis at.,'Geu. office. = S. DOMER PASTOR OF ST. Pauris | *VT#8® Vee of the cards being about 9 cents | Private Secretary Halford and he told them rise : himself makes vo secret of his belief that to ih ervund. b + sale, S0x-uG feet. irom $100 to S300: Pe. he Secretary can also be seen 101 Ww minutes E: r ® pound in the old contract and about 6 cents a | that the President bad not taken the matter up P' He TRE NEXT GREAT EUROPEAN Wan af variance Come eit Tang Bor ioruhe | Boon suds ia ch day at cigar stare, 705 1 oe ey wil breech Towurrow teat aid Pound in the new one, The sstimaten number | at all and was not contemplating any changes | ti disinclined to talk. rion ae will have its origin in that ver? territory, ation apply.to the wl cls SHA .»A- | “50 . W. BARS! ck. ‘0 worship equired during the four years i a wi Ris” | Byorter of thecomittes. J. aah pabete church No

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