THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corver Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th 8t, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, | 8. B. KAUFFMANN, Pres’t | Ine Sogn te'snredlt taetoipeinsiich | Seaton das per sik” Sopot my usta | LIAR MANNER—A BELIEF THAT RE WAS CRAZY. Bostox, July 1%—A horrible tragedy was enacted in Somerville at an early hour this morning. The victims are Mrs Ostherine nening Star. second-class mail taatter.) ae Smith, aged forty-five, her son Thomas, aged SRT ee Be ee | fourteen, and the perpetrator of the terrible werent matloune tana padior ™N™ | Vo, 75—No. 13,077. WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1889. TWO CENTS. | itren st aire smi Sort injurct coat siren a nee eke ne Nn leaniirnt nnd Beet cosine t= 5B Stn Rc ES Rice | whom will die. The murderer na been living with Mrs, Smith for about « year as her bus : 5 band, but it is the general belief that they were SPECIAL NOTICES. | SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NUTICES. Washington News and Gossip. THE CRUISER BALTIMORE /Telegrams to The Star, | not merciet” these of the tapas went —— go ‘ON AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT, 15TH, | @— ENT Soo cepa Sauer nent known, althongh it is stated that Just THE THING FOR THIS HOT ‘our store will be closed at 5 p.m. unt church, Toth and Mm we Hows Be esas Index to Advertisements, Will be. One of the Most Formidable complained about the way he Sasa te eek g _ P not J. W. BOTELER & 80) lurray, pastor —Services 11 am. and 8 p.m. Morn- —_ Vessels Afloat, Says Commodore Schley. " y “aah dylzze _ 025 Peni jag theine: “ihe divine’ things “and Pace 12 — A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY. | ot "the shooting wes oe eter seene = PERSONS ARE EM- ROCHDALE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY.— | their went uselessness, as illustrated in the loss Pare 1| Commodore Schley, chief of the bureau of pe shooting was corner of Dane THE FOLLOWING one as Wer abe regular ‘quarterly meeting of this society | Of the Ark in the battle between Israel and Philistia, and 9 " street and Dane court, Somerville, where Mra. tole putvonage'ct ‘ail fichds of ‘organized | Wil Ue held new GA) tall Tas Pena ave ig | PTE meeting Wednesday, 8pm. 1 tnd 9 | equipment and recruiting, returned to the city Smith, since the disappearance of her husband, room No. 2), on S . » at 8) REE M. 'URCH. MASSA- this morning from Philadel where he had * rned store 7 perm: Selock p.am.. Members must present the current trade | chlusetts aver bet Oth Sad POW stan Page 2 phis, ;-| Attempt to Murder a Whole Family | Senc'°°°" * Provision and Brocery store busi- A Loeftier. ‘A. Ruppert & Sons. card urreen) for admission. Stembers who are notin v. C. Herbert Richard..n, pastor.—11 am. and 8 ‘Page 2 | Sone to accompany the new steel cruiser Balti- ness, 4 4 z ¥F Seifert. EH. Ruppert. Bo ete aie torre ae cand upning to April 1800, | pan. Sunday school 9:30 an. 3 ercives “Page 2} more on her first run out to sea. He wasina N This morning about 1 o'clock the neighbors yo 4 Sante Gor jel5-s.tew | secretary or member of the comunittes without delay | si aereiase Gasing deo piocnce peak. he ‘Pago 12 | high state of satisfaction over the achievement ear Boston. bapa were Fa ge ime ne F-CHUROH (UNITARIAN), | “B49BUin the same, A. T. LONGLEY, Prov | ene ee SAP TInT GHURGH DORNER -Pace 3 | of the new craft, which he will command as tered the front 4 d encounter Se cota of Lash and L, sta, n. w Preaching seer) ap ae ees CHURCH, CORNER ~Page 2 A ' lest calls - pleas apg = iB inorning only by Hew, Hush B Shippen, pastor. TO OUR FRIENDS AND pestors_Semday scacch Ss0 eae Paatine ties “Page 5 | 800n as she is put in commission. He calls her THE DEAD BODY OF THOMAS SMITH, = The fi partnership, botween T. D. Singleton | pastor, "Prayer meetings Thostay Ont Thetsdse sae a)“ ificent ship” andjsays that sho wit be] ITALY AND THE VATICAN. He had evidently been shot in the forehead is nei . De i ep youd oy ; a and W-it. Fletcher expires August 1, i880" aed the | 1a. KENDALL CHAPEL BRANCH 1oig'aad D sta, += Page 8 | one of the most formidable vessels afloat when and had tried to reach the front door before PROFESSIONAL. thon feet ack ont of ou lcci and custome | 8 by Mee fee Wee. using cha ks Tpace 2 | fally equipped and armed. The run lasted falling dead. The body of Mrs. Smith was ag ga g | ers who are indebted to the iru: to come forward ani r meeting Wednesday, 8 xm. MEMORIAL | pry aNctal...,. “Page 8 | three days and was taken by the contractors | Perect judge Hannen’s De-| found in bed. She had evidently been shot in Miviminn or german. Oa. m. to 0] fer cczants by cash, of abort votes. We | CHAPEL, cor. Sth and F ste.'n.w. Sunday school | Soo te cae” “Pave 2 | for the purpose of ascertaining how the ma- of J — the right temple while aslsep. Willie, the sec- a Eee aoe AS {heir obligations will not find fault with us, when the ——, _HAMLINE ME. CHURCH. CORNER DTH | FOR RENT cHovses: Pace 2 | chinery worked ina seaway. The trial, said cision Yesterday. ‘ond son, twelve, was found in room in ig ME. OKE TELIS ALL THE EVENTSOF bills pabenetiod Se SO dey oat jae REL and P sta, nw. Rev. H.R. Naylor, D.D.. pas | FOR RENT (Stones; Pose?! the commodore, was s complete suc- the attic, shot through the body. He will prob- if aFE a bastnden comadential. Ladies Sovatienton for Sunday school, 9:15 a.m. Preaching by thé pas- | FOR SALE (Houses -Paz® 3 | cess, The vessel’ was taken outside ably die. Augustus, another son, aged seven, 30 cents exch, Lanai oka pone SINGLETON & FLETCHER, aay. 4 mashing Phassion ove nings, 8. The pub. | SOR RENT (Frats). —s was run through a heavy swell. She was un- was also found in the attic, shot in the mouth, == - gy13-15t 415 7th st.mw._ | lic cordially invited. at ae equipped and the guns were not compensated SULLIVAN COMING TO THIS CITY. | and the » physicians think his recovery possible: _ <=> MRS. G.E. KANT WISHES TO AN- “a ST. JAMES CHURCH, 8TH ST., ABOVE for by extra weights, Everything worke us Ferguson, pastsr “One aeisy sokeni | SUBURBAN PROPERTY... Pago 3 | miral says that, although the natives are hard} Cy:cygo, July 18.—The Herald this morning | “°° forty-five years old. abs Improved property is pa sasuke, SWORM. | ee Berry of the New Jersey. Conference S cuine Py Bt; | SUMMER RESORTS, 1an7 | Pressed for food, they have commerbed plant-| 4.75 yr Sullivan remained with his friend ame iar ae en STEDT & BRADLEY p27 Fa 3713-6t_ | Gq LUMBER VERY Lowi! tev, Geo. Wa Havell: 7 0 pms Youn People's praise “Page 3 | ing, and as the food fruits will soon be ripe the | 75), Curley {last night and will leave for | 2282 interview with Medical Examiner Dur FOE SALES LOIS. AT ECKINGTON, BROOK: ar Souver niseling’ al ee sentinliy ted, ne” “pats 3 | danger of a famine was passed. All of the Boston at an early hour this morning. He will | Tél! this morning in regard to the affair, he diag, Cottunes in cobarta JONAS & Gibbs” SIXTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. N.W. @, FOURTH | RIAN CHUGH, Page 2| Suns and gun carriages of the Trenton and| ¢.¢o the Grand Trunk road and go by way of | "23% that the woundson Willie Smith show that “piss ‘Burche b'ld’y, 13th and F'sta._ ine * be on Lat, bet. @ Sud Faw echt, at 1 Z Page 2 | Vandalia, except one 9-inch gun belonging to Montreal. ‘When Mr. Salliven arrived in Chi- the bullet entered his back and penetrated the +OR SALE— BEAUTIFUL FRONTAGE OF GOOD BOARDS $1.25 PER 100 FEET. a rg oe Pare Z| ‘the Inter, which cannot be found, have been 6 saa heal 2. When | Dowels, making death « question of only a few feet ou north side of Rst. near Connecticut ave., dit, ik aah at 7 p.m.; Thursday night, prayer mectingat 8o'clock, | WANTED (Lots). Page? | A and ‘packed ta dhocosbicin Gu cago he was afraid of being arreste en | days, Augustus’ injury is but a flesh wound, $2.50 per toot, CHAKLES W. 1 These are well sawed, bright, any length | 4iy‘ate invited. It” | Wouw ANv co ie ee Cee a morons Am ere | seen late last night he was afraid of nothing, | and he will recover. Both of these children ci. SERRE eee TES Sian | core = RYLAND Ma DIST EPISCOPAL — a is nothing of any real value to the government | and as he bade the reporters good-night he | are at the hospital. It is the doctor's opinion Wat, catended: street cars pas It and streat con LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, Wo Eshiwe ech cor, 10th aud D sw, Rev. Charles | GovenwmeNt{REceIPTs To-pay.—Internal rev- | left on either ship except the machinery, said: “I would give $1,000 to get that man | that Mrs. Simith was killed imstantly. A bullet ereted. Erice only Goc. per foot. 3 ; Sunduy-school at 9 aan. Youn Peopie's Society of | enue, $679,063; customs, $626,976. THE VOYAGE OF THE NIPSIC, Lowry in a ten-foot ring. # «op, | Chtered her temple.and there 1 another wound _ dy lsat" A. 8. CAYWOOD, 933 9th st. jy6-3m Dealers in Lumber and Mill Work. | Curistian Endeavor 7 p.in. Prayer weetit Thersaey LASER A report from Lieut. Commander Lyon, It was given out on the “Levee” last night in the back of the bead which can't be ex- Fe SE ROOKLAN D—TWO ELEGANT Buildiug Lots on corner adjacent to wort pyukens splendid view , only $36 cents if sold now; 15,000 feet. THE EXTENSIVE sunt Bustyess | $c, = B13-3° "| FS ofthe lated, We Auer hae been purcuaned night at 8 o'clock, Alf are cordially invii To-pay's Boxp OFFERINGS aggregated £5,200, that if John didn't find Chicago “right,” by plained except by another builet. Thomas,the commanding the Nipsic, has also been received. | witich was meant that Gov. Lowry had wo in- | fourteen-yeat-old boy, who was, instaatly ae a gt Registered, $5,000 at 12836; regis- : 4 , The Nipsic was at Fanning Island waiting coal | finence here, he would start for Canada on a killed, was shot in the check, the bullet o Addiess BU’ Nicholson, pastor. Tm. subject to be $200 at 10635. : : i J “ J — por + SHEAP LOTS ON 12TH ST. SE. | by P-T. Hall. who wili conunuc ths e at old stand, | Happy; 8 p. uuday school, 9 vedinctnii, tana ne which has been purchased at Honolulu by Com- | night train. _ | Outin the back of the neck near a. ave. feduced ftom S0e, to 498, fer foot: | OU Taint new Gl July'u"icer hat ab0h Fat a, | Cite eetihg, 2:90 p.m, A'welooue extended to Inrenvat-Revexce Avrorsratrss.—Henry 8 | mander Green of the Alert and was to be de- | "A telegram from Springfield, Ti, last night | RounsEane SEP Gm neare agood investment, WRIGHT & STOCKETT, 810 F | w., where tormer patrons | wil cy ly welcomed METROPOLITAN erly hi a inted storekee) tt An-|livered at Fanning Island on July 15. The | said no application had been made to the gov- " " . sax ae eh |) Se mateted ma veen “Henry J. Coates auger in| puesege of the Nipsic from Apia to Fanning | ernor for the extradition of John L., Sullivan, | ne ae ne See JOR SAL! 'S—LOT ON A ST. 18-3m 521 11th st. bow. and 908 F st. n.w, | Cheater, D. napolis, Md., and Henry J. Coates gauger in land, while uneventful, was made with some | while attempting to escape from the scene of F no reasonable offer | ™ atl s the first Ohio district. sland, 5 , ' JOHN MAY COME TO WASHINGTON. | his ther fy Tith st. uear De, Der 1; week-day evening prayer m = rk ee ae diftculty, as her keel was lost in the hurricane | ohn [, Sullivan has really left Chicago for 2 Heudish work. In trying to scale a fence at CHAS. A SHIE! ——REMOVAL— ple’s, Tuesday; cougregational, 1 Aw InTeRNatIonaL TunneL.—Acting Secre- | and she would go off to leeward in a wind, le his is th “Y ik | the end of the lane through which he ran the Sera Bo NOS Youxe nas removen ams | loc tary Batchcller has informed Senator McMillan aan Canada. At least this is the general talk | doctor thinks he feli on a pile of railroad SALI TO QUICK large stock of carriages to 456 Pennsylvania avenu GRACE _M. v War Department Changes. ‘J. ave nw. near 4 A among the sports, A reporter visited Tom | sleepers lying beside the Fitchburg tracks and ibs pane Padiaescrcenchs; | that the solicitor of the Tressury, to whom the |) George R. McManus, appointed clerk, 1,200, | Carley’s place this morning, Here the ber-| struck his besdon a tpike, which feecnennd oe Yong inenis clase $50 yun Prayer and | question was submitted, has reported that | ofice of Secretary, by transfer from $900 | tender and Tom Curley, jr., a seven-year-old, | skull and instantly ‘killed him. Dr ing Thursday, 8 pu. Good singing. You | there is no authority of law for the free entry clerkship, Treasury. Arthur F. Kinnan, ap-| Were found, Sullivan had not been there since | says there is no doubt that he was cra: “UNION METHODIsy—EPTEG it | of pr rcrteedh Meer pegp ise ip pointed clerk at $1,000, P. M. G. O., declined | be arrived im Chicago. He and Tom Curley “er where the murdcrs occurred has been METHODIST ISCOLPAL| an international tunnel under the St. Clair i was sclind shes. were around about the city together. | day surrounded by a crowd of curious 20th st. near Pa. ave—Sunday | river between Port Huron, Mich., and Port | *PPointment. me ee tee eae 4 df 034 ft. front, $1.10 per ft. | where he will be pleased to see his old cumomers ond | E> ate ne, t we, 29-20 $1.10. st. near 7th, CHAS. A. SHIELDS, WS EQUITABLE SALE 0} TH SIDE OF CORCOKAN t., between 17th st. and New Hampshire ave. CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, -ad- Joining the west house ot the block of houses on the Ti a.m, and 8). @. . near N. J. ave. 2ixl 5s be be ae 2x10. near 13th n.e., 0c. Rw. LOT ON SOU ply “E ‘ABLE BUILDING,” Fst. prewc! y 4 : 7 + “Have you any idea where the slugger is | people. South sideof the strech ALLY I. JOHNSTON. pacers _ FINS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, mand 35 anticipated for, this 16-page pamphlet, | be disappointed to learn that no more appoint- eporte who are on the committee of celebra-| brings the intelligence that negotiations are Lor bOrlse: Hytienle $300, the Association are furnished upon application. 2g¥, 5M, Newman, D.D., will presen at 11 au upon | Which tells concisely ail about ugricultum! x-| ments of this character will be made at pres- a Onths : a im progress between the pope and the Italian Office hours, trom 9 a. m. to 4:30 p.m. On the first | “Sauiuel the reformer. eat Mike Lawler said this morning that it was P 3y10-4t Wednesday in exch month the oflice will be open from | ice. Music led by Dr. Bischoff, ora undoubtedly true that Sullivan went to South premier, Crispi, looking to a reconciliation be- 1 FOE SALES Best BARGAIN soit BIA 200 feet No evening prea periment stations and the work they do, In it it is clearly shown that the magmtude of the Mf SALE LOTS ST, BEWEEN 2187 AND | Gto S'cock p.m. Advance will be made prouuptly Rees Oe nme Velres Berviest can | Scitntitic work done by the United Statos gov- fetes pb elpeted tlie nie ape Er Chicago last night, but he thinks he laid over | tween the xatican and the quirinal, The ‘22d, 40x100; $1. is at 7 o'clock. 5 SMORIAL | PRESBY ‘AN | ernment for the bencfit of the farmers is far % rir . . ni here until this morning. when he | Po) rg a oF Sy oeeeen Sou and ist, corners on alley, ; Bosal, Le Droit Park, “Boundary greater than that attempted by any other | OLY about sixty of this number have been ap- Michigan Coatral for Causa. | ‘polo Romano asser' cs oe pape Sere 22. Py ite ines); $2.7 THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pres't. th st. nw.—Preachiug ut 11 am. by he’ J og he pointed since the 4th of March. The others ole * cently held a consistory which the cardinals at pear {9ep, 402100 to alles : $2. Sauuel A. Martin of Lincoln University, Pa. Ration, and the entire cost of ‘the maintenance | iro “hold-overs,” and there are rumors that | ,. He wanted me to come and eee him before | Sore .oustraimed to atvend withour ther wee near 17th, vorth side, 363100; aller : $3. JNO. JOY EDSON. Sec'y. my? | school at 4 p.m. Mid-week service Wedus of many of the stations has been saved to the | Changes will be more fh cal te tans he lett.” sid Mike, “but I refrained because I | Wire Souelralie sora spetengcsooe ne st, Between L and’ M, JOx62.30 ft, alley; — ————— ee ee en oe farming community, oauers _ eae cre ences | thought some of the sports might think I was | Stndau eo extraerdinery prece 2 WM. R. AND WM. REDIN WOODWALD, A pam e oats ls uring the next few months than has been the | ©)?" en th i | to insure secrecy, coupled with the fact that (a SE Hes = ‘Attorneys-at-Law, * | > GENTRAL PRESBYT has granted a respite till | case during the present administration. giving him away to the police. the session of the consistory lasted over two St. near 1ptn, 40: Uk Siesta suntinn ot 940; 7 and & Guutot” “ cospetol Land Sd sis. ii “4 wa 7 vin © PARSON DAVIES TO MANAGE JACKSON. hours, render it certain that the cardimals were , 47 Sccepih’ ae wmcamer, "tenia das, Wet eae | ene aie Ona Tee, Another New York Committee. Parson Davies has made a contract with | called together to consider matters of the sant Lanier Liemite sud other suburban sub: | ,7ITLES TO REALESTATE. Special indices he | come.” A. W. Pitzer, pastor. MEL A bong alae ye Hem Convicted in the west-| The board of trade of Newburg, N. Y.,ata| Jackson, the famous colored heavy-weight | gravestimportance. When. in addition to this, ‘Send for latest builetin. tt ot es = 4 Wd at Pease? a — 7 50.37, TO WRSERD OF THE W. LINEINS, promptuess, ana at re: my Sun THE REV. J. é XN. TOWNSERD OF Ti meeting held this week appointed the follow- | pugilist, to act as his manager during the re-| #t is known that Signor Crispi, only two days Land offi dian territory and sentenced to be hanged Jul; 339-6 ue. (CERTIFICATES OF STOCK. CHEQUES | ut Inracl CM. b. church, Istand Bate kw. on See | 17. | ing standing committee of five on the Three | mainder of his vacation from the California Rees teabens open ee ii SALE—LOTS IN MT. PLEASANT, FROM and designing. ek COE EEEN | any. July i i] am. at a Americas exposition, to be held at Washington: | athletic club. The contract provides for a tour | ing to an exchange of views with the 8650 up. 3. HERTFObD, wry Utli and D streeia (Post Building), B= FOUNDRY on Tf Eptscopar | S=cnerany Note has gone to Cape May. Robert Whitehill, president: Major E. C. Boyn- | of the eastern cities aud a trip to England. The | it", c.omes reasonably certain that the care y6-1m 5 ae Pacers pica aie ees Restoxarion Acczrrep.—The President has | ton, secretary; Chas. E. Williams, Lewis M, | Parson will start ahead in a few days and Jack- | dincis had under consideration the whole ques- iE SALE—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN. uD.,onii | S=> an Prayer; 9:00. regular session and accepted the resignation of Second Lieut, Wm. | Smith, and Frank S. Hull. This’ makes the follow in a tion of a reconciliation with the government of F%6 titties vide fom cny tte Seaee Beiget | NEW Goops. Wil Preach Maver, Syed: Mt 11, the pastor | Putnam of the sixteenth infantry. forty-forth committee recently appointed by = nee ea King Humbert. J. R HERTFORD, - ? fe a boards of trade throughout the United States JUDGE HANNEN’S DECISION. GLADSTONE APPROVES THE ORANT. _3y6-3m 1419 G at ‘WOOD MANTELS. hel We invite you to attend. Back From Beruty.— Wm. Butler, the State | and the fifth from New York state. OR SALE-14 LOTS ON ONTAMO ST. BET CHAPEL, CORNER OF oTu | department messenger who was sen to Berlin a Unionists Now Claim That Pigott’s| Mr. Gladstone has incurred the displeasure - TELS. Se arie an Cope Jee bis sisal arasiaserd a 4 ; : tee The Flood Relief Fund Still G: - of most of his radical friends by his approving 20. d; rage depth of 120; $850 to $1,200 <> and | .W.—Sunday seliool, 9:50 a. | with the Sam commission, returned to-day %5 rinses TrOWS. Forgeries Were Not Material. y ppr sack. "i? lots gn Champlin ave, bot Boundary and TILES AND GRATES. Cildren's mcethug’ 3°30 boa Rade servide, St | to his dutios at the department. Y| E. Kurtz Johnson, treasurer of the citizens’ the grant to the Princess Louise on the occas | ge oe MM. ROCHE, ducted by the Sociéty’ of ‘Guriatian Ludeavor, 8h Tuk U.8.8. Coxsreutation ia in the dry |Tliet committee, has received the following | Srecial Cable Dispatch to Tux Evexiwa Stan. | sion of her marriage to the gentleman whe terms v1 cash and in 1,2 an years. es vb. ma is HE U.S.S. ConsTELLATION im e dry iti i i i *” NDON, July 13. ‘onsidera| indignation sLO.U 7 aay pty a 400 LOUISIANA AVR. dock at Portsmouth, Va and fourtecn addz, | *dditional contributions for relief of flood suf —O holds many of her father’s 1. O. U's. Mr. Borthwest, and will pay well as an investment. ferere: Prevails in liberal circles about Judge Han- | Gladstone is only human and English after all, W.LINKINS, 10th aud H sta. now. and printing leaves this evening for Phila-~ corresponding to the gigantic accusations | ney, conservative, who is urging a radical re- delphia, He expects to return on Tuesday. Nava Caper Arrorxrep.—Worth Bagley of | which he originally brought against the Irish | Ly tj 5 os tional workmen were called in the navy yard : ts oatal is - | and what English id withstand “peta” “Gao WE SARE ETOTT pO ens Neat Additional, from Treamury, department, | Mins decision against allowing the foul oon- | and what Buglnimen could evtetand » por JOR SALE—FINE LOTS— c Rliveswere, Jewelry, Laces: Wine Goods, ——— cons | Brough Fred. Brackett, chief clerk: Supervis- | *Piracy of Pigottism to be probed to the | Sonal a —— Fo cOBD. Big thrush to 19th st, 32x60. ; : Q a Distnicr Pexsioxs.—The following pensions | ing architect's office for Chesapeake and Qhio | bottom. Sir Chas, Russell was instructed by | solleitiag bis posh cenedh hy ‘tia oe SS. a I aye.,90xa".100, Coarges moderate, ea se public cordially in — have been granted to citizens of this District: a preys = Seal — a “pr ae Parnell to throw up his brief. The reason for | ship superiors nog ele Eugiishman would, bet isth 4 ES VANA AND KE! v! ., 5 ‘i ii i cK. i "i rom the Treasur: lepartment o! |, 323.75. in 3m a Saris my ¥ § t si 390 FRESH BANANA A Jet J su. by tuo | OF#Rinal invalid, James K, Magie, John A. Bid- Central Methodist Servier church, through this is simple. Houston was the original pro- | doubtless. induce nine out of ten of the bitter- «. CHAMPAGNE WINES, pastor, Dr. G. H. Corey. Vesper service at 8 pn. | dle; reissue, Frederick A. Piper: reissue and ? moter of ‘The Parnellism and Crime” articles. | est radic«! members of parliament to vote in XH AN the leading: Drunda, ot Maw Yack peices, Sabbath School, 9:30 a.m, Lecture and prayer serv: | (nc Wu. H. alls i Geo. Topham, $2. Pat Ferry of Dakota, the affi » if appeal by a x PEMBROKE PURE RYE WHISEY. ice Thursday at 8 : ‘it’ | imerease, navy, Wm. H. alias Harry Hinch- | through National Tribune, $1. He induced the Times to take it up, promising | te “firmative if appealed to by an autograph 21 THOMAS RUSSELL —, CHRISTIAN CHURCH, VERMONT | ™2i Mexican survivor, Beverley Keunon, ee sani fs for convicting the leading Par. | letter which they could display to their awe- x 324 be9 Importer Wines, Brandies ad aveuiue, eer Nae bob, yey ere Cot, SwitzieR Berten.—Col. Switzler, chief | *™)Pi° Prools for convicting the leading Par- | struck und envious acquaintances. It is a 8 ‘th st., 233gx9 1} 5 2213 Pennsylvania avenue. Sigiuar bergion at 12 a6 rs Tue Last or THE StzaM Paesses.—When the apie 4 nellite leaders of indirect complicity in the | sin, ular commentary on the vaunted increase *th sts. n. w., 29.10 zav.: a = “CoM 7 ee - ve se] inti; — ire: 8 }. has sufficient recov- . ‘i is otis rs Fs ‘snd 17th st $8. 10zav. 8356. gs COMMUTATION TICKETS. #50: Woe honk mecein Ras loc t ‘st iamioa | bureau of engraving and: printing closes ita sac sree Nate sp : —. vk murder of Cavendish. I know this because | of practical democracy in England that wuch Cor. = : Sunday school, 4 all, a6, ion | doors to-night the last of the steam presses will accident of Tuesday | when he approached me, seeking money, he | grants always pass after the inevitable amount Lotson Ii fines of the Hetdie Cossheas tor etka shine | services. rene Cvemne- Comme to lh tho | one ee catside, Al through the woek ten | t2 Dé on duty for a briof period at his desk to- | promised Hue im return ‘clear aed uncontro- | of grumbling, the fear of being considered Pe 7 ‘and 1912" Eat. | 3 =>, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 13TH ST. | have becn busy taking away the machincry | 24Y for the first time since the accident, His | vertible legal evidence from convicting Par-| shabby by otner nations being undoubtedly @ Square ¢ i . u Bo eeveen pra Chas. A, stake: | which Congress had practically declared should | ™Uties were greater than at first supposed, | nell, Dillon, Sexton, and others of direct com- | strong factor in favor of the government. aE & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. Ba Pama g gaya Ped Breach. not be used. Before the close of the present =e oe ak = narrow escape from death. | plicity in the Phenix park murder. This was THE FRENCH Navy. eS tEE ou Tach and Kencenw, O5e. Sieetmantel Mission, 3:50 pm, All are cordiauly in- | month nearly fifty hand presses will have filled | {omole wo violontiy arte render en eer | the gravamen of his charge and so positive was! The supplementary estimates for the navy ay ee ame Gite. Vited. Ait, | ap tke plates now vacene temple so violently as to render him insensible | he that when subsequently the Times published tp Ioan cheer ae aaa ef " pill for a considerable time. He remembered | “Parnellism and Crime.” did not recognize ©*™¢ up in the French chamber o} pation Sent Cuter Meneprrn of the bureau of engraving | nothing whatever of the fall, _ in the feeble, inconclusive charges anything yesterday, and Vice-Admiral Dompierre D'Hor- 50x1. construction of the entire navy at great ex- —_— Raleigh, N. C., fourth district, has been ap- | leaders. If the editor of the Zunes were to be | o- LOW PRICES. mn e y, : » a y sad | pense, made rather an alarmist speech, pointing CHARLES A. MUDDIMAN, Soe NORTH CAROLINA MP GiTURCH., | | His Senvices No Loxoxe Requimep.—W. W. | pointed a cadet at the naval acudemy. asked whether he conld honestly say that “Par-| Dut that the French uavy compared’ unfavore 4 C. uve and B sts, #.¢.—Sunday School, 9:36 | W. Bowie, state agent of the Agricultural de- ios eee nellism and Crime” bore out Houston's ori; ably with that of neighboring powers. In call- ‘920-3 1206 F ST. | Yi iatnee Pee aha Bend Svein. by. the tev. A. | nurtment for Maryland, was to-day notified that | SecRetany Proctor is expected to return | charges, on the strength of which the ing attention to recent heavy expenditures by —— - inther. Prayer eoting Priday, & pm. | Pe 5. 2 ‘ : first undertook the publication, he would have | ih ,s wats ih A — WASHINGT O. 1, PATRI. | All invited. t "| his services were no longer required, and he | from Vermont to-night. paths” r other nations upon their navies he gave some | , CHURCH OF THE Cov’ S- | has been instructed to turn over all stationery a ee Penis that they did not. | Meanwhile Judge | elaborate figures for the United States, who he gn tp thecity of Washington. iurmeriy MONDAY EVENING, at's KG cE Hal gh and official property to the department forts. Dimensions OF THE New 3,000 Tox Cuvrsers, | Hannen’s decision checking further inquiry is | said had just come to realize that she could not snhecticut ave extended, and adjoins | USS! 1% 1 ddnis 6. Hantha Dp init | with. The place is worth $600 annually. ‘The | At the Navy department it has been decided | eagerly seized on by the unionists as support-| maintain her position among nations with di Kalorama et SEN : mono tor, ey. ‘Te 8. Hamlin, D. t ¢ ; . i i i ti h Pat clectead oudacs sucker B. RIORDAN, 611 N STREET N.W., GEN- aug the ipantor Will give nome account, of the | office will probably be discontinued, ax the close | that the gencral dimensions of the two new po bicep pee letters were not | nity without « powerful navy at tric road will be constructed, a charter having already Sa} Contractor of all kind of artincial stoue | Christian Endeavor society convention at Philade!- | proximity of Maryland gives Secretary Rusk | 3,000 ton cruisers, for which proposals have been | ‘(he Standard to-day actually declares Pigott’s oR ag re Higed proms wh ilvaite adeno’ YY | fide ade deta foc fea foul ore ROTM | = — peggy GOREN EBT Pasig | Pls, Opportunity for having oficers of the | invited, will bey length, 251 feet; breadth, 31 | ane emia’ to-day actually declares Pigott | ig ORR WILL NOT ACCEPT. Call for pias: also ballet of sheay property. = “WASHINGTON SAFE Di a Be aijoltan te, Church, will speak from | 2epartment secure such information 2s is nec- | feet; depth, 19 feet 73 inches, charges than the Pyremids. He ns emi to V. myl0-3m sve 700 14th st. P< $10 Ta. meen = Socnlaen ae i, at Murket Space, to-morrow, Sap = The recent slackening of the political fight Considers Appointment ale _ Storage Departments all above ground, my4-4m_ ‘Tar Ovex-Aim Coxcent Tm Avrenxoox.— | ,,\°-fOXEY 70 Pax tux Exrexsts.—The Seere- | ig shown by the unopposed election yesterday paraiee ne on Sneeth, <> ST. MARKS LUTHER. HURCH— tary of the Treasury has received a letter from | at Dover of Mr. Wyndham, lialfour's private | er hie Utice and Kensdence ty Ker SHO TSth at | ah awe Menay achool 9:0 tous sirearhat' Ts | are, Program we the White Hones meant | the collector of customs at Sitka, Alaska, in re- | secretary, to the fresh vacancy at Marylebrone | Cntcago, July 18.—A Tribune special from Ru pte hours Sto 10 am., 3 aan. Rev. i. . Heshour of Belletonte, Pa., Wilk rench use grounds at gard to the salmon fisheries of that territory, | C2used by the resignation of Beresford. This | East Saginaw, Mich., says; Rosewell G. Horr, eis o Pate eS eacture a the art os ‘11 | 6:30 this afternoon will be as follows: Grand se- | in which he suggests that inasmuch as there | seat is to be aryg. Soong mon by a nephew of | named Wednesday for the consulate at Valpa- SSE pe D —_1t_| lection, “Carmen,” Bizet: gems from the most | ur docty dakinig onddonsl Lord Granville. There is no chance of liberal | +; etapa ft | Callare: und Stable Plocte bald woth Be, THERE WILL BE 4 SERMON ON THIS | admired operas of Meyerbeer, Godfrey; “The | tions actively eugaged in catching and proper. | Success, the constituency being classes, not | 780; returned last evening trom the east. He Breehee oe eee aaa se Fertngs omit. ae corte Peon dave, ad sek rem erethren SUNDAY, | International Congress,” embracing the sougs ing salmon for market, distributed over a large | masses, has absolutely refused to accept the appoint spe 1415 a! pe Pg gg Shalt'thix be, | And dances of many nations, Sousa, variations | area, that he be authorized to vimt such por- A Op meut. He regards the matter as an insult ae eee = Fae oe HAS ASSUMED | sceitie'l know not a nn ‘att Hake, 1et chap. H4tt | on 8 German volkslied in the styles of eele-| tions of the territory to see that the laws for] THE PRESIDENT DENOUNCED. | Mr. Horr bas been « hard worker in the repub- HOUSEFURNISHINGS. rug Store, corucr of Vermont ave. and Tt hwo | oon oe — brated composers, Seigsfried Ochs; medley, | the protection of these fisheries are properly licau rauks for many years, and thinks he is en- Fr “Listen to My Tale of Woe,” Smith; fantasia, | enforced. He has been informed in reply that | A Colored Editor Says He Has Treated | titled to recognition and reward for his serv- an by Mir Chane Poteet compel biweting. | @ burlesque, Kappa; march, ‘he Washington | hiy request cannot be granted because of the the Colored Men with Contempt. ices. His friends say he is not popular with — | having purchased: the entire inte parti ,,YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOC | heretoisre connected with hime + Of ‘he Parties | | Sonn, y alread: an rr GLUE’ MEN. king: “Bowen 5 mY y large stock of Fine Drugs and articles Ch: va, Glass, Furniture, W i “ “ * Post,” Sousa, John Philip Sousa, conductor. | Jack of inti tof which bii ae the head of the present administration on ac- pertaining to a first-class Ph: if be ly in- | on “Tbe Secret of Security” Ab John Philip Sousa, ot appropriation out of w! is expenses i fete Shere, Hee Gowety.. Everiaving Te mae Seis eee Steauery tnd poue meth fun or evedy ian. ood Tax Puasiax Moaerre and bis suite, who | Cm! bg pal dt seems that hie Cong Bumcxouix, At, July 18.—The Birming- | count of his efforts as chairman of the Michi- Baciey! Druga nd Grocert 10s, and 250. mB \¢-s0ly alled thereto, aiee | muse. Come, : ti d the uct for the protection of the salmon | ham Cooran amaot cateials mal uatioval convention Coommuxe By Gas. THE FIRST ELEVBN HUNDRED PAGES, ANONYMOUS LETTERS” 1s aston | left Washington yesterday for New York, took | fisheries, it failed to provide means to do it. dee sort echesecgie 4 ae when he worked for Gen. R. A. Alger. ‘completing the Brat volume of the Ceutury bwenu's wubject Sunday night. | steamer to-day homeward bound, intending -——? came out ina double-leaded editorial yester- arearnteaize foc oe goood Sa church, puditorium. uk never to return. The minister did not take| THE Jersey Crry Quamantine.-—Secretary | day denouncing President Harrison's treatment TO-DAY’S YACHT RACE. ‘wes Pacem = OFFICE O£ THE EAKE AND | P&E rachel tcrmion.” All seats | leave of the President or the Secretary of State. | Hunt of the New Jersey state board of health me Saree ara et south. It says: “Let ws GAS COOKING STOVES SS PUTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY A Hees com. day ygcbool, 0:30 a.m. Young men's LA EES to-day telegraphed Secretary Rusk that the lat- colored race give Benjamin Harrisonare-| The Varena Will Probably Win the Ou hand snd for sale, Mihay of July 2500, tote Tstec Eee er aoe | © Bone Hyer dd ab trviee hares a Re votes put in peliionea at Portakouth, X, | ter's protest against the raising of the pleuro- | Ce! fa 160d ten the pa AS ok ak ai — the cl of the 12th day of July, 1 - ¥ 2. . E.—| KS A uarantine bj 4 nag ecaan: Snienaeibistin aenizaaty ciningag [Ren oe cee ee ae aitly!invitad wo attend the ¥ “P08. OE | H., with the following officers on board: Com. | Puctmonia quarantine by the state authorities | {P° south show this man that they have rights | Maustemnap, Mass, July 18.—The start of b 14th at. n.w., Washington, D.C. meetin of the E-street Baptist Church, i at, near Oth de his Hchivaion, 36a a nited States | tne ts in the for the Hovey aaa ae tesTeNFey books will be closed from the 13th to | n.w., Sunday evening at 7:15, ° ee Tomei _o ‘3 oe pichend ‘Panenes: C. Bishop, M. Lewi aT. | must respect.” yach: : ome ‘ cup was ___SUMMER_ RESORTS. SONS ESIC 30 VAN, President Pc tracing sunday Sug An | N- Atwater; ensign, HL,” Wasselli ensign’ 3 |J- Sinclar of New Lork, J. Evans of Ohio, and | THe Peper goes on to say that Harrison had | Made 11 o'clock. hag ogy agri “4 SBURY PARK. N. J. a Washington, D.'C.. July 11, 1889, Jyll-10t ‘a.m; Mey. C.W. Pijehgu. ats pt. iew. John K. Hines; past-assistant H. G. ‘Beyer, | the Indianapolis base ball club are at Willard'e, | Seated coloaed men with contempt, and that | first a Gariand House, Sth ave, near Q.can. Lake and - ——— " 8 iver, Vv. U. D. ROB. In — at 8 p.m, Mev. J.B. Oli ‘1 c(h, - FREE-HAND CRAYON PORTRAITS | INSON, pastor. and assistant. paymaster, Livingston Hunt, ——L. Sirey and M. of Cincinnati. C, ary, are now ready for delivery ahd may. be. ox sme amined at the ollice, 1000 Pats Spies E F E €1 Jer week. Prices $10 to 87. Ht B. 7 > nas ania gre may Niche SuichNP | Hughes, F. H. Tyler and H. M. Hodges are| A Child of New York are at the Ebbitt~ J. | "4 ™im quite by at e = - rf perauice hee ferewe gad inductee toc eBay). very sccemibie. | Somer a ale ER, OF, ANE | Bias Lode No. SSG Gi Aes bug prepared. Sey ‘cariy mornings ‘mal % At_| Navy has directed Prof. John P. Sousa, leader mn Varena and Load joon, 3:30. velock, '# necting, under | book form for the use of bands on United | &t the Arlington.——Mr. Cofman of Vi arrest of E. L. Gillespie, late door- | cidents, is almost i other GRATES AND SUMMER PIECES fuvepices of cur Union Band of Hope, Mrs. M. B. Furs | States veusels, all the national and peoples’ ©, Redman of Georgia, and C. Bh. Cauklonot esate goo is sure to win, “The Seats SPRING LAKE BEACH, nen vt + it Ro u he has discharged wae | dyis-lor N. HAVASY. Be mtand dalerad a once ete 8 | Ae a aa 7 | addition to these officers Lieutenants BR. M. | Luirer of Virginia, ‘A. Catlile of Pittsburg, and ne by ines et nae poose A SUMMER HOME. niles river | £2 0b and Mass.ave. Open until’s day Sight. 8.0 under orders to join her July 20. Stanfield of . 5 thy, excellent ere 3 boat Til The Lat of Sevtenuber 5. rlexot the board oharge. AL Musto ox Su1p-Boanv.—The Secretary of the ar Rig D, Briscoo of Cu1caco, July 13.—A dispatch from Lincoln, | Minerva and ai iglnes a of the sy 10-4t TEMPERANCE TENT, NORTH CARO- Talbots, tat 2S ak TE THE REMAINDER OF SLATE MANTELS, oe vig gfe and Cat tol Ht Suney of the Marine band, to compile and score in | of Connecticut, and H. Davies of New York are | yesterday sonpae BALTIMORE, who is confined in the their Night, 8 o'clock, Dr. Whitney Maine are at the Arno-——D. Laughlin and A. | XeePer of senate, maintain relative positions. At 11:45 the One block from ocesn. Terme ZEPAETs ow - | must be closed out st once. “Prices lene than one- | “arom the mectine, 5, ene Md, Wit, Travers | Jail at Pitesherg fugitive from justice, im: half former retail price.” Goods stored until pur- —= ORG, MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-| Onoayizixo Oxtanowa Town Govensaresrs, | of West V: may of St. Louis are at | “bareed by pete. gone tevceng. “pe many | the which is mile ATTORNEYS. emperenty eae Se, eee, Subject: Javan, "Brick add bo, Mguars Maj. J. A. Pickler, special agent of the In- half cage TOemETe. Traum, | CER t aanee ae PET Metter Lae Building 605 Buttes Wask | _3y0-1m 1320 Peeve nw, | meninvited ae paren LG hemaence, L218'M om we aes | OFFICE OF THE HESAPEARE AND MEMBERS LODGE, No. 22, “We” MEAL op ras eomr —_| sareapteyeepblaceecerigretOM. | thy 7A mrrenis ait, Mat 4 For (anys! Meetings and gana and pat 3c Iu good fi haa been | Luvepalot guc late YC." 3. tor order EO. Y pana ‘he : Town B co j It is just published. approval of ee works, to three C C., JULY 13, — PURSELL, Bookeall hundred thousand of These bonds fice tore pet “as AS ni inaie | Slits Bion ae ar ease ae ee We o'c.ock p.m. “eat tere | ease me ~| Ren Serena ae, eadeeaia deat ee 4y13-6 Real Fe aw. i

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