“THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT TRE STAR BUILDINGS. F 4 y 1201 Pennsylvania Avenue, comer 11th 8b. by t The Evening Star Newspaper Company, , 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. . ye : ‘Tee Eveerwo STAR is served to subscribers in the 27 by carriers. on their own arcoamt. at 10 rents ee a eee ges ee SR Se te Plications, You advise your friends not te wander around the bystreets at nigh t. That's a nice state of affatre to exist in a civi- lisedcountry. In ag effort which is alleged to be in the interest of liberty some of these men are trampling on the rights of every honest man who comes to Homestead, have closed the mouth of free speech and now by crude but force- ful argument are seeking to throttle @ free press, CORRESPONDENTS FORCED To LEATE. Hardly hed I poncluded writing the fore going when the news came in that Robert Her bert and Harry Hall, both of the Pittebarg (Canada— postage prepaid —.0 ceuts per mont! SaTompar QuaDRorce Smarr Stan $1.00 per year: with foreign postave added. $5.00. (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C.. as eecond-ciass mail aatter. ; ; “UO CRATT a _ | Dispatch, ned been marked as the rst victians Gorecki mee | > Vuk WASHINGTON, D. ©, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1892. TWO CENTS. | cr the siiners’ displecsure., Herbert wen an. “en denirenemecimmomemere beret — Tested and taken to the Amalgamation head- = = = : F quarters. From thence he was escorted to and SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. | NOTHING BEING DONE | rmsrngrtets res of 2a ot he tater ee the river ned rlased os becete nalen | Se ee TEUPER ANCE. SAPTINT. Index to Advertisements, ‘lpdanicadeesen arte nee. and Thure 4 MPERANCE TENT. 7TH AND O 7 BaPTst out was given six Fat We and Mire PEERING, LES a Be eer Seen, “hes Cee and | a Page 13 * s43 By ory pay oy eer make his exit. The management of the Dis Hon, Wea Peder oPKansas will sadrear the meeting: oY Netiea™ char snoreching 1k =. ee 16 | Affairs at Homestead Awaiting the (mie phn crag trig tnd tna of eur| Zot ierphed the ayer, wis oe fe —=— WHITE RIBBON NIGHT AT aera 2 uckie, him what be to | Bose perance Tent, th and Gas, MONDAY SCENSION, wang. | Gow eH Turn of Events. Senealogical trees and were not orercommuni-| NCLeckie; ssking him what be was going aly Th, at So'clock. XN: W. Aux. brs. fitter, pr —Rev. Dr. Youn = “Page 13 cative as to other matters which we considered rates “ae mayoreg grag oa GEO. W. COCHRAN, Chairman. | Snd others will address the audience. |W. ee s | <—- ashington's Wicked) W Pare 2 somewhat impertinent we were commanded to He acknowledged jplesenens J.C. PARKER, Secretary. Sy79_ | Workers cordially invited. 1 Biebt at 8 o'clock. Page 2 ashore, I had the cars,and was the motive { Presence. SS ee EG Meer ean arial eve |THE SITUATION AS PURHLING AB EVER |r. ttn carson wee mone mms. <— Liberty Market Co.skork han’ been declared: The Refon Society will hold ite second = st aoe Aecidedly profane,T pulled eway up e:ream as | Residents of Homestead are beginning, na Payable at once at tho ctigoet J0nn BEALL. anni ey enn SuLicne ed. en Page 5 rapidly as was t with the di ‘ity of | furtive sort of a way, to sympathize with the : : | ey Pi Sp Page 14! Gen. Greenland Says That T: 4 ne ho have been b; RLF st. - in. Green| ys TOPS | the Never were three unobtrusive men | N°W*PApeT men w - pinges ty N.B.—Bring your stock when you call for check Jy ?3t | An@ extends s cordial invitation, to all Welshmen or ‘Mass. ave. n.e., Rev. rege 34 sci ive men | 2* es Sata ee ion a makiog' Snjovable, Special eae feaves | 8 Bem, (choral. EXCURSIONS, Se. a] Are Not Needed. sete cape meena: Eom Sarin |)”, Passseielats &auigaiies Sins ~~ 1531 N st. n.w., Tr. and bath. S2d and st. of 108.2, snd pnereafver every ten Pm. ‘seats free. INANCIAL... Page i. curiosity. As it proceeded toward the | ee ~ lath st. n.w.. Tir. and bath. minutes during the day. Rain will postpone the : E RCH, 9TH AND D STS. 8. W.. HILOH 7 sp | FOR RENT (Flats). Page 2 | _ One of the solid business men who visited eiieiee, | Bieariivab orl aS dl " POOMTA-EA-RA BOOM DER-AY ficon views, at 8 nrm., Pastor Jones oflciating 3. Mpetween Land M_ anese a young FMAunper on pelled to curse Frick and Carnegie and ex- BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. = Ee RL | ere 1, sts. —1i a.m. services by Rev. &- | subject, ““The Celestial Oity.* it Page 2|0f the more prominent citizens were sum-| of his wite, That they failed was due rather to The best for same money. and ‘Garde the summer months, Oi? Fee | 8. Sblppen. Lvening service omitted tly Senters: THE JaNE L, STANFORD BAPTIST | SUMMER RESORTS. ‘Pages 2 and 13 | moned to service. Seven of them went to the | his nerve and muscles than to any weak spots in | b8U*t your vocabulary of epithets on the de- BYRON 8. ADAMS, nw. It” | ber 18. 30816 Wilson Freedman's | WANTED (Help) Page 2| stated pier lang hc tested Pinkertons, Telephone 900. Gy6) S12 M1thst. nw. | ——— eae WANTED (Houses) Page 2 a a 4 “While I am in favor of the constituted a i485 SUIT. SALE CONTINUES AN ERROR CORRECTED. ¥.M.C. A. WANTED (Rooms). ‘Page 2 | SNanimity informed the sheriff that such old A SCARED CANOEIST. . legally naer. | They comprise the tuget | SAE" Tue types inate aw aay” that ee a = 5 authorities of the county resuming charge of eet pe a || Se WANTED (islanera Hie 3 |e otter fourteen menignorel the wemmons| 4-784 MAM Reve, Down as mach a ern: eenecntin of thew weal her nan : ie wrong. | Itis only $2.29 per ‘quarts, | meeting in Gymnasium Hall, 1400°3 F years of age am Ps up to | them put in an appearance for a few days, But SB git Go. sonal 82. uo sel: | TO-KALON WINE COMPANY” SUNDAY? Jone 20, at 4:30pm. Every, man TRST BAPTIST CHURCH, COR OTH | Govenxwxnr Recerrrs Topay.—Internal rev- | “DYely- ee Pothetical standpoint the | Homestead in « little cance. Like ourselves the conservative people of the town who really 7 Pi enee e Git Lath st. n-w. Telephone 003. a7 | fp deat hitn. Come to the Bible class at 3: opty, © Htobinson, Pas-| enne, 1,041,588; customs, €707,861. emcAt et and atthe same time he surveyed the battle | sympathize with the workmen are getting tired 27 ae Manufectaring Tailors end Clothiers, _ | — WEIGH WiLL YOUDOF eid aime ag glock, Drazer or othr sherit! might iessisnisaaliageneaing srennd, ond whee bo hed soon snough ho Sursed | or mob rule, for it is nothing short of that. = MEMLERS OF THE ROCHDALE | $< OTHER SERVICES. p.m. s”_| Gotp Su1rexrs.—The Treasury Department = ne the law,but | sound and started homeward. If he kept up| Everything is quict at Homestead, because i soctert t off MIDSUMMER REVIVAL, GRACE, BAPTIST CHURCH. 8, ©. AVE- | is informed that the total gold shipmenta for Sogether a force sullichens to uphold ‘but | the gait he had when he got beyond the reach Je are compelled to oh Gs ued Piey = CENERAL UNION MISSION, sehool 830 a: Preaching, 11 aam-1 990g | the present week amount to 6800, pees Ser rigeyreep etter se thst | of our vision he brokeall known canoe records. | rtvaragunt and ecvolutoones sone ne “<4 Pa ave. service, 7 -;_ preaching, 8 p.m. —>——£_ operation of w out “oold.’ He was in no hurry when he commenced to | whee atts. LEAR AB neh ee Min ade ae a he dE trae, | FOuRT#-Ctass Posruasrzas.—Fourth-clase | cording to the eleventh consus there are 288,617 | move down siren yur reen ween hres of | oZvosae the eurtoration of {he cil enthoriton so} nope eae the guards hailed him and insisted upon bis | \,, oan cr age an At grag ae ge ie” | Virginia—Minnie Hughes, Hayes’ Store; B. F. | found twenty-two of them who would obey kis ocming achere to give an ¢ of himself he | PTeent evstem of self-constituted oficers would BAPTIST CHURCH, 3D ST. N.w., w. | Jackson, Montevideo. mandate, Of course there are many thousand of | be worth a man's life, Weare substantially all Jobneon, D.D., pastor.—11 sm. v. Alex. ‘minister. —Special a wit oth ‘gine! gave the best imitation of a man ing his | in changing | row st 11 «.m. with reference tot Pinkerton Home paddlii | on question: 1h and E sts. ne, Rev. J. 1, . = ” 3 eae: 2 ittaburg, pastor: 228m, Pebding Wien Wietgen "| 1:307. postmasters have been appointed as follows: | personsin Pittsburg, but McCleary has only mifnion. 8P.m., preaching. ~ Jol on ‘univer: pate, ie oe Say NE men who are available, but not just now. in full sympathy with the workmen on the wage ! i. Gift.” 3 p.m.. communion. 8 p.m.- oF v a 4 own canoe it has ever been my fortune to see. | estion, but the best citizens, if they dare a ys thoy emi i | reed home won by feo ie arch. 4 Bebe isda resi the First National Beak | 7 72 rhe 4 fore even tbe | git Tain did the guarde storm and ewear and | Scores themasiver, are dows, on anything REMOVAL NOTICE. tain the superior advantages of the “Hauimond SPEC a EVITATION, — HOLINESS of Cortland, Ohio, to begin Wurinesa with « |220.2°t think roe do uny more oven if he | stamp; in vain did they signal their comrades | stich nssnmeeg superiority to the law. These Om the completion of tmprovements and | | We're soln istrict agents for tbe “Hammond” | £25y call gor, are and 2st entenice. op = capital of $50,000. peemetl gid gaol atten sae cem sea sdpanind edlarymeopainrioacd bent te | infuriated people, whose grievance may be Just, ealareement of our upto . x. 3 X. Hall. Evangelist. 8. 0. HAL ‘CHU ee rnest range a i Conn, aves shout Sepueater ‘wo will | Bockeallerardaeationer. 19 70h st.m.w. ty SPIRITUALISM AT HALLOQO FST. WW — ain Ah ay sity DD poster Sexon Furxres Moxiz of the finance de-| the importation of Pinkerton police. | When the | wonderfal celerity. I never sow cmon ve | bould be persuaded to disarm themselves and consolidate our two stores and continue the THE “END” OF DRUDGERY woleee of ta Loved etn 290 end 7:48: ‘4.m. and 8 p.m. “Epworth League,’ 7 p.m: the ; Pinkertons did come in the sheriff denied any if Pi submit to the supremacy of the law, which if business at 1116 Conn. ave. =came in June toa large number of our prom. | Pont ne tte oe ore ma hes fernt yor meeting Thursday, 8 p.m. it_ | partment of the Mexican republic is in Wash- knowledge or complicity. Yesterday Chairmen truly anxious to go to Pitteburg as was that | jiveq up to is good enough for us all.” For the next 60 days, commencing June pe footsteps on the floor ‘tay babe: all ie weil. “Nowe 9TH AND ¥ | ington making a study of the financial system a #4 lic that Sherier | TOUD##t?- He evidently thinks a good deal of pyaar een, 22. we will offer our surplus stock at 1200 F |” thanin any one previous month, As fares thelr corre: | the time to hear those wonderful mediums, Mr. = 8. g by the pas- | Of the United States and of the Treasury De- | Frick in an interview told the public that that city as a place of residence. He was lucky eee st. at greatly reduced prices. ndence ts concerned, their == cHRIST 15 COMI partment, McCleary knew all about the move and that the boy. Respect for the readers of Tae Stax pre- Other testimony as to the mild and lamblike $e20-1 GEO. E. KENNEDY & SONS. | . mA | ment of State is informed by ite representative | surface there was abeclnte probbition, but the Richard V. Oulahan of the Washington office of | the, reporter?’ noes vas en eine ee ‘Tadoring Shop, SON. The Of slater comnctis are comiially in- cp eau) i oom. 8TH AND | in St. Petersburg of the resumption by im-| side doors worked as though the hinges had the United Press. At the mention of Mr. all oF arpa wo om a 514 rth at See Geo. 5. BuRDLEY Pa. it and B pom | Sunday See at Rerial kaso on the 16th of Sune of the exporta- | been oiled and the number of thirsty men was | Qnishan's name one of the sentinels, who was a | ene ewe “ Secretary. 1+ _ | tion from Russia of all cereals and grain stuffs | not distressingly large. It was undoubtedly physical map of County Kerry, eaid he gucmeed | BE seve roe ter geen nese — . E. Zi I, | @xcey beans ~ om iy iY Cm a CATE Ag, & ZION CHURCH. sag ceca it Saag wrong to sell intoxicants at such time. The | we were all right. National clannishness is a oat stung teat, — POINTS are th bet. 1 a. . SEU TPES | Pw Me Rckntea Kia nie thori ordered every cates ORE. FUN War Drranruext Caaxoxs.— Myron D, | Suthorities had bar to shut up, | good thing THREE MORE FUNERALS. OF SUPERIORITY because every one realized the danger which an TEND TO KEEP THE REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER Abead of all competitors. Fethers of New York, Frederick F. Fulkerson of Tennessee, Charles 8. Easterling of Kansas, John H. Thomas of Missouri, Watson B, Mun- delle of Indiana and Thomas Jones of appointed coy }. $900, record and sion oflee. John F. Grcen of ‘Gslorado ana Divo F unlimited liquor supply might bring with it, but the importunities of many and the business like natures of the saloon keepers completely upset the precautionary measure. Asa rule the average commynity assists the news gatherer. There area few people at Home- stead who would render such aid as is in their power, butthe great majority of the strikers seem to have arrived at the conclusion that the Three of the dead results of the big fight were buried here yesterday, and as on the previous day at least one of the officiating min- jislers did more than a little to foment the dissatisfaction which has grown eee a There has been only little intoxication, but Homestend gots rid of materially during the past twenty-four wing mgt 7 i 7 -m., “The | W. Meder of New York, appointed clerks of | of what may be termed moderate drinking | "°°" gets all the newspaper : hours. It is difficult to understand the policy men now in its midst the better it will be for | Champlain ave. 4 class $1,000, record and pension office. ner | of come of the clergy at this critical period. SCE n. MONDAY EVENING, July 1 D 000, per there was no end. Yesterday enough had been | Homestead of a ori EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN. Pastorclect, Rev. 8. Gerla Caiakiaa, be CNDRY M. E. CHURCH, 4TH AND G Pea imbibed to attract attention and last night—at | 2™* megenecr Geel Coasenn, "™° “| when oll other tadinantiel peapto are stctring 00 SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION. <— Sees, Gerith Lamia caccioss ‘ul pene seg and msinniey weather ii, | NAVAI Onpens.—Lieut, Jno. A. Bell has been | roatty the most dangerous period since Wed- | “Stine the Carneg rmciendd make peace the preachers make open avowal of EASE OF MANIPULATION. oelock. nesday-—the saloons were, for the most part, ee ee tie & net 4; ordered to duty as assistant to the t Sa ES ty tp the equipment 2 wl eee their ermpathy with the methods which are be~ e NAVAL LODGE, NO. 4, F. office at the navy yard, New York, in inspection Of course the leaders are not in acccord with | | on CALL AND SEE THE NEW ‘92 MODEL. Semetery, obtainable’ amshere cise Bota sil ccnmunication ‘etl § . fey papbnk ond Chiet | Wide open. : ‘ais then, bus th sas es heh on ing emp ved — of ., (seqnon's | advancing. SO2 Geo. SélivL Ez, POLIT: PIURCH. COB. | Engineer John L. Hannum, detached from the ‘THE GINK Mass MEETING. control the 0 of the mutts | . | think it is 0 rensonshloctatement thet every Any Nature, work we have done’ {sa A 72 SE Gorey, D. D. Y they may Saenannes a8 multi- | thinking man in town would like to see the . to our NTE! Preacting st | receiving ship Franklin and ordered to the Ver-| An effort to make the rink mass meeting do- man in to WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, ‘testimonial tude they cannot give the many the powers of = : F sbitty. Ifyousrethinsing We'd Like * porn Leseue™ and | mont, Assistant Engineer Harry T. | clare itself in favor of any line of policy was “eechertorrndis ‘at. | strikers win in this struggle with Chairman LE DKOIT BUILDING. chins tact ex and Gale four Fetion tere condialty invited. 18 Cleaver, detached from duty st thenary yard, | not a success. ‘The workers want = pescefual | aeperesy ie cae eck need. Print | Prick. Tknow that the nowspaper men are all mb17-te STH AND F STS. ¥. prerary ceotone /res and will ¥. RAPHIOAL UBIOR oa =" igi a tee dW New ip and ordered to the receiving ship settlement, but, they will not permit afiy m os Just a ere venga eee eee long as there is « disposi- 2ST AIRE Deh Mayursental Works, #Letp Plano Bis "Gatnee of Atitata, Ga. ‘Spams —__-_—_ tocome to Homestead to operate the mills. | sovers) writers here who would rather be truth- - ’ ae MODEL Tartons: 201m COR. 14TH AND H STS. N.W: tev. J. 'W, Beckett. it To Stupy Camuxats Aproap.—Dr. Arthur | There is very general willingness to have the Perhaps the most dangerous of the funeral, orations delivered—it would be unfair to call them sermons—was that of the Rev. John Kovacs, pastor of the Hungarian Methodist PUR TRG TRERT ME, CHURCH’. REV, | MacDonald, specialist in education as related to | militia put in an appearance, but the strikers Ww. J. . | Pe. preaching tor. 7 p.m. ‘2, eague | criminal and abnormal classes, United States | with whom I have conversed say that not even fiseiltes Wedneedapy ® ban. chzch Prayer "Et" | bureau of education, Washington, D. C., has | the military can protect “scabs” who may de- SNYDER & WOOD. —— IS PREDOMINANT 423 Eleventh street northwest. that we offer. You know tbat the moat excellent quality, Best Material—First-clans Work—Pair Prices. Jy1-1m ™ rial andl workmanshiD We _fy1-im fat an pe, “= in CLOTHES are all been appointed oficial representative of tho | eire to fill the strikers’ places. If the troops F>iscopal Church of Pittsburg. The body over — STREET M. E. i = N ICE AND COAL Co. ol to — _ United States to attend the international con- possession property, after which the address was delivered was that of SURE ats toes tad Pe ae “in expected whem buyinz ftom twenty searraretho wonderof ths county” ‘Proms | Sx praise: coach sPaisn Suny shoul ot i peony wITH ANDES 2h gg The water (bai to be fr, tonto amd See aE Sw. Se mitherly winds. CENTRAL TERIAN CHURCH. Gregation that they were heroes of the highest You carpenters and builders sD. D. teed te preach at li and . type and should combat the law by force of arms onl ING OF NOVICE “THE ANNUAL should remember the Sa55 Glock a.Di. and 8 p.m. Seat’ free: dy2k9 ‘liam Buchanan of for the election of materials. of the io. at Mo! Ted 16a alle in order that civilization the rev erend agitator went on with the sad procession and laid the dead Hungarian in his narrow bed. Another funeral service was that over the re- il I i ltt out to defend it against those who came bere to vobhim. He went to the defense of the em- be had industriously and faithfully i i I ‘THE XM. Y. LIFE INS. 0O........915,000,000

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