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100uab Zorknw. Loams £Cpbenom

albe" wch lavestdgaalll mrattmahbleti.ea wh akiufiS amlmrfe

d~ratmwesh taOintyupfm DskSalam. U. Imlmamid Tel..

MONEY WANTED & TIL LOAN%*OJTOI)IA ON- SKAL. ESIATZ A141 ON4IVa-&V.J'"

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W~KXA%a A LASO)E AMOINI~ OF SIONET ONSOCO&11 r.acut.

luw 7 a1.tarIoxisULL PAXTY W&ANTs To lbossul

ORLY 55U1 WAS ON NEAL ESTATS. P3WP_110or# N7 8 aw.

ANILOADER11zaWuLL PAT ommN

~~A!IT5.-TO 410TAIN A WAXt Of1 ft31AV 3reeo a m b1.hplovei alloy .

Orl mauto "Jt~th. -0povowS SebaLLa.. .trca.u

.RuIht L.AN 12 LAM.LAMMIIMLL ViUbIn the Dian'I~ eblWambia. AL V..

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SPECIAL NOTICES.Si1'MM-anE.-TE IEA A EN-

dem WA.hes d'.m 3..w0.-7.elTUESDA. Jul . o'clor at Wea Ea M&bite Mali. ith t. and PennsylvMi ae. AllS. P.'

ANN '&AYLOP,25601193y27Tt Grand lecreary.~SWTTIKH MITE- -MT VRSMS3p271 antA.EIL. stdarealt a~ em 1Ak at at 73 m

-i 1T19 AVNUAL ELECTION FOR TWELVE0.7".. a "I O th Potomac dn. ur.e . e co. . .

p~mW5-6ar~tw.D. C Will be held allthe olk-0MOmDA . Augm-a 3. 11.1 Polle Gpea sG U. to

I a MATHEW PLATER. Secretary.To WHOM IT MAY coNcERN.

I metre that am JULY 0I udued thethe-Azlito Trut .a L.oam-

hatig he acepte mlall ohliamejyTilE RBARRY WILLIAMS.

T[ E MEMBE OF TEE DINTRICTVolsMeere whoSrel In thet romAp~oJuly. 101101, the wideweat iresasdtlige 91

thuse who have&tao div sequnasW tocalla 712loth D a. w.. between the hore and 11 o'clockP.m. any day bom July 25 tothe lat 01 Aut. DIl.onbue conceruiag tlav bid babe oncrenawbi a h.Uatl and pay.ng them fr the costeeamnarni. &c. ,wh"e It Mga,

Jaodi 21.me limyjteM..GORMAN.

Comimimoso.. Leute Cplemt.Edward J. Lynch . P. handl Ueo. ett..

16-V Wlaawin aMRge them awa=b theS5TM 0F AUGUMT IWI.or they will be anmvMdsedat d npm eo the ownees.

WAN B. WILLIAMS,315 ith at. x.w.Vif1XTI TOlA imY$5301 S. ADAM,

Priteer.M Ush . maw.

aeed week at low Sptee, jy21y MAN WHOSE LIFE O TIME I8

yM value to himself or othere Should*cW* piole e " of afthor by cmyaww a

.u-IM 6%.e My~the NeW urh AxideatorN. LUnie authera.

ae the coanaa plaia aid deaut. the

ay23 YOMA &THOMAS. 6|7 F at.UMER XR TU.

or * mote-.2wpsetera e -me rmors are eo.

1 Work pveuwptares mad woderate prtee

CEy IS, S ent AI u0913VU.m 4 P. at. T.w.

K COME IN AND TALK PIANO WITH USand N the hemet of ofr prmcticel esper-mea" owleeef the art f pano mina.

ft. We an uasia esmreat bagatasamnewthnae jnoeti hIgh-clam amaken.

I yeou plmnt rimasdemn'ta" yom tae* with nM.TrMa to siet.

TaE PIANO hEANMThe Lmdn PIano Hnee,

A1U-1. 913 "mWlvmlaaeave,

D&. M. B. DATITT. T.9.. WILLATTENDI.aj il urn the a -enetA W- Swed-b. .eoA. LII t. 1 |O.1WAREIOTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO..SIG AND SIS PA. ATE. N.W.TnRAaE OR FUNITURE, CLOTH.

JUG. SILVE AND VALUABLES OfALL KINDS. PRICM MODERATE.

S01E5. " 57.60 AND UPWARD.

.T~a3 ANDCUFFB-WMENmend s ew f our wagon

TOLMAN TEAM LAUNLERY.du t 440W 4 a. S.W.Wtgw* p"ak caris for tnopinpem.jyl&S-ft

orPLINTILITBIC PAVEMENT Co.. PORPkZM 1A~M cevnt ulewalk*. celiern brewery

PW.cartaw ftV e~wft a rhe %@ cal""4Zelt. p" awei ursauaaental ad alautiut plaster-hi un. cellere ezaavated and all naaeanry work dueM frf on applu-tlufl. W. HL

IM kd U& M. ater., cacgo. Ill. jyAlu'

fEFURE PLACING YOUR ORDERS FORW~antiau.&..oa B~C'Db054A LMT IEBY,ba ITMe de oators, atpemer ac asen. nua and est iv-comamentaa.t84 a. Sa.,. whw Will clalalli turuag dergae

110l eatimaltnase. Jmunwatom by

NEY I

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W-4 naPTA.TMr.LR SPECIAL OFFER"n efer my e1Mue Mok ofAMERICANWATCHES. DIAMONDS. O0LD CHAINS,SINGS. EAR R041a. LADIES'BREASTPlb. BRACILETu. *QAMP ktNa,

CIAXES AND SILVERWARE at a specialareuat f0 J EB CENT FUR CABH, forseknsthinenly. GoodemarknIPLAINN2AICTLY ONE PRICE.

A. L. SALESTEIN. JR..EANUFACTURINO JEWELER.

jy MthM.a .W.

DR. BUSTAYES 3. BROWN. DENIM-m-ato al- ""*aur y.Clw m

rni.C W -A OO. DENT1ST.alle Uth st. ra.

Crown md ba e We a specialty. j91ms1 T la A PSOVEN FACT

use aa tad UNITED BTATES. TWjL CETI

CA'AE~wem with ala est-ciam WATUMEM.A. L. WALTZIEIN. Jr.,

Mamatculmai Jeweler,-m. -- amlemnl Wi7., a m

IMPORTiNO TAILOR.1111 Pm. ave.

apid AU WEtag Noveiee receIved.

ees Ceea mlde to i

It yea e aeeey rma 5ca er

ANDREW 5. JOYCE'S SONS,

TOYOU' RjTS AND TUONE CONTEM-

~a~a~t 00~ Aeem te

PERSONAL,AOBTA1T PAINTER WILL. PA 55 CENTS

a A. 1ea

SPECIAL NOTICES.RECUANITES. ATfEZNTION!-ALL I

"s epresentativmest and t

ne'an3a10t! Aust 1- pas VmmmTs room.th 94. x.w. * at 0 O-cick P..MO.utJiwWednea oy) f er pca afm smt_,MASONIC- SPECIAL COMMUN1

SZ. n deu t. a'hs 'df o1 A Awill bheld t Magic emTi e _ VE= h*SI)AVaK 116. at s'clock a.m. ark: First and

other lodgesb2.2 a.0. C. . Secretu

$ZTTOOMEOW. WEDNESDAY. Jr AGARD SA. OF LOTS

AT ..

NVEIG Lam1. PANE.

TEANA LEAVE I. AND 0. DE'OT42 9 a. . and 18:45. 8. 4:33 and 6:35 p.m.

COEPLIJM TARY TICKETS GIVENAT TEE DEPOT.

Hem-.. thee. lote arn 40s12 each t30.foot alley. and occupy one of the love-eat locationas e the Metropolitan bach.Bale wall begiia at 10 o'clock and continethroughout the day. If you anis the earlytrain. come later. All the lota are desirableand any at then sheep at S150. Will pel-tively be soMl at

Sm PER LOTIf me better bd. One-Afth esh. balemesIn 3. . 9and 12 mouths. with interest.Remember. B. and 0. Depot. Trains for

Sprine lake Park leave 9 a. m., I2:4, S.4:33 and 5:5p. a. Comapiametary tisbetsat the depot.

TOMORROW.WEDNESDAY. JULY IL

SPECIAL GLov SALE.Our advertisemient on fourth page wil

te" al who wear gloves or uits.It LOUVE GOvE 0

G. A. A.. ATTENTION!-R Ce or nanai Cards for *he0. Aml 1111 hO: "a

JOIMHN .IM Pyinter and Engraver. On5 s. I.,

DR1. BXltMANNIee roted to the city and resumed_Jygmaefy28. 201 Ise. a.

NOTICETIEADVERTISEMENT OF1Pennsylvania railroad excursion to AtlaCtY e merda .,mum. The two lines follo1twllb of great Interest. al

lza.0 OMPLETEINFORMATION

Comerning our ostal pro yIs furnished in ou retal bullet

e puabohed every week.It will be mailedto your addres

upon application if you dabe te

sent.3. 3. WARNER & Co..

is 916 F n. w.

f e NOTICE -IN CONSEQUENCE OFPurp.o Ugernansat to the~tapierty w ocepie by as or th. new Post 0 bte

t a having moods on storage with asto reo theenae beere Ihe 1st

at Auglus Ia. M-1l.I0O. WLING & SON.Aetlogeerg,173-le Car. 11th @t. and Penna. s

YD*8tr t-. EEPRE8.18 0 8T.N.Ist preparo to seee o era for eo

Laig ; stnpof aln Mids; furauture'-so" attenion d toIrank ralros, ationsa oeambc

nticketaent lor Nortola. New York and Lo1.eephone 4c. JOHN C.HAWLEY,Jy2lt Propsisti

TlElS IS THE LAST OP TUEMRWe ave just receivpd froin the factory 116d4

aore Men's Outin art, in Sattee.s. PercaliaCiwvioteens 4ad Mumny Cloth. I hen are the$1.25 and 01. 6trts. We have put these losgther and wnark them Sbeete. itsenember,forl 88 cents a shirt that will not shrnj4'2dosa Scotch Cheviot Wihta. that were $and 02. now to for 41.2L. Thesa are the muat i

ble outune aldria snade.Fizncy and risin Niehit hirta or cents.wori1

cents. 'Ilese .airta are r' inches lon, ate nadein the body and we have them in ail wae at presemOts our lav lUe bre.a 4 (an old ravolnn;, of Wiaua coten ad 100 lnen bogn...cents, 0 for$&5At

Hedquarters for ShirtsTHE BRANCH BALTIMORE siT rACTO

Wii 6th at. n.w..Ner nction Vill at. awX .o 6 A

8 . ELI.Xu. Man . j. H. LAJy tit

A NEW MAP. JUST PUBLISHED. Ibracini Washington and its suburbs, ir..s and sudivnioLe to date extended into thetAt of Cousmbia. rince George's and Montgouncounties. Md., and Aierandria county. Va. -ver"interested in*ral real state aboa a >se onEthese maps. Its stuy is isterst:n ajidwill helpto make yar atunat deln agly.

AWt8 t Dt. 'w,ARCRITECTS' E1DNGIX S lUII*Also at 1722 PenasylvanIa ave. . . j

FOR SALE--TWO UNFINISHED HOUSES

Cor. 5th Lnd H. sta. n.e.Apply to WASHINGTON HYDRAULIC

PR.A i BiCK CW.. 4M Kallog buiding.

Ze WE STUDY TEE GAS STOVES Aknow the Perfect Sucess Is the bentt. 4010 customsay so. 9. A.'MUDDIMAh. Irn 8

AN UP-TOWN AUCTION HOUSE.Taw auction house of latimer A Sloan. 140960

in the basme.. center and destined to be the greatbans lnert us1 it. ' beir mnu-es since openhwthe 2Nd of ht Xr baim extraordinary; botlexperienced me in the buanss and everythins

)id-euiiw1-CAUTON.-WiSRINGALL OP OURW5:.Achiesto gve tehgrh..tdagree..f maU.

n. art arip autios na harlng oldowhem than at tueCOMaANYY'M OFFICE. whr

receive tninsd.ateattentioni.It IILEL at WILSON NFG. CO..ar2thSt.th.s.ir da78th at. a.1

E'SOUTING RIRNTS TO ORDER

ear stock et Ila=nel. tilk. Maras andCheviot far Mem's Negligee Shirts is emoplete and eanbraces alI the new ad ear-seet styles. We make a specialty of NlneCustom Work. We se ealy tbshebesaaterialsansploy none but skilled banhad gasrantee that for supeuiar work.

mashp. style at antsh and acitatiheperfection in oat ad St ear Shirts eam-not he euse. eAEmpdes ofaiseermat

easd pades aualy srmeke e.ep.-tieto..Imh earedals et Men'sDepaS.

m eamt Soer. Aant mume..mhE0.s WOODWAND & IMEERO.

FWee aMlewWINDOW ann353 13a5e. Ine. EA0

ADJUSTAJLH WINDOW Sr3ZENS. M.'J D05WINE S0BEEN D00O ,COS LT.

WIah sring Hissesek andEPalESSbe P1a* NT. SANDED HOSE. COMPLETE.Wnh Ce s eml teat Semals, Pah.GanDEN DSE EWEA. 1bs. EAhE

A NULLY GUARANTEED LAWN NOVE3.'QUANT 1CB Bm N538. 61. HAS

SOULTEE musSIN. g.-nc MMMPer 30asmas dat. ie,

mA*W mmIA*. EAET L

uanuBB & monmm. 3uE AND@SS.HNW.e

ep e O amb efma ese een b-

-ap -aOemwtene -emes

TE O3DWANCE DOAIRDGn. Ileelk se Mee" ame MemnbM West

1atardlay.A qMurlo wnTmn TIn PLAn AT wVMnT&UAnSsNAL CAR3 UTLIZED EN EVInSaNCn Toemm A aoVra vronizVATaMsawrnans--OOM3 TaIrn AZAn MADE,

The board of ordnance and fertieasion, re-cently in seion in New York, adjourned onFriday to meet on Saturday af this week, whenGen. Sehofeld, now on his way et on hisbridal tour, wil attend the session. Theboard, which convened July 13, Was in sessionfor eleven days and devoted most of Its timeto a eensderation of the bids recently receivedat the War Department from three privategrms for the construction of 100 high-powerguns for the army. Thee bide were referredto the board by the department underthe teem t the erdnance and forti-@ation act of 1890, which providedfor the issue - of proposals for theseguns, which, it went on to stipulate, "the Sec-retary of War Isauthorized and directed to pur-chase under oontract, after due advertisementinviting proposals, and at prices which theboard of ordnance and fortlication shall ad-judge to be fair to the manufacturer ad forthe intereste of the United States."

TIU oxe mUsT ME MOUGH?.The board spent some time in a careful re-

view of this provision, which not only author-ises but directs the Secretary to purchase.Heretofore the board has acted merely in anad scapacity, but In this instance the lawaces e e diture of a very1ae sam-600,O0 rectly in its oontro e phrase"at prices deemed fair to the manufacturer

and to the beet interests of the United States"complicates the ease somewhat as the presenceof the Watervliet arsenal and factory asa gov-ernment plant introducessa element of unusualcomplexity. For example. it will be a ques-tion for Oareful computation whether or not itwill be to the best interests of the UnitedStates to accept a low but fair bid from a pri-vate manufacturer with the Watervliet plantidle, and therefore causing a useless conaump-tion of interest on the vast sum there investedThis and other views of the annacial aspectof the problem renders the easeof unusua- delicacy. and the board.after discussing it at length for three entiresessions and during portions of other days,decided to postpone final action until therecould be a full attendance. Gen. Sbholleld wastherefore communicated with by wire and onhis promise to be in New York next Saturdayan adjournment was taken until then. It is ex-pected that the matter will be definitely set-tled and anaward made of the contract soon, asthe board will devote the entire extrasession to this topic. It intends to make athorou investigation of the state of affairs atWaterv et, so as to determine the ability ofthat establishment to turn out guns at prioesbearing comparigra with thos submitted byprivate firms.

so0Mmrs u n.During the recent session of the board a test

was maade at the Sandy Hook proving groundof the new explosive, emmensite, as an explod-ing charge for shells fired from pow-der guns A shell filled with theexplsve was placed in a seven-inch breech-leading ride and 11red into thewater. The test was quite successful. 'eshell was fired from the gun intact and the ex-periment developed the fact that, though thissubstance is a bagh-power explosive of anitensity nearly if not quite equal to dlynamitlcan safely be subjected to the shoc of betred by tbe expansion of powder gas and ut-ised as an explosive for projectiles. The nextstep taken will be to discover a fuss for thesshelf@, and there -is every prospect that in ashort time emmenaite will obtain an official re-cognition as a leading explosive for militarypurposesGenB. F. Cutcheon of Michigan, ex-mem-

ber of Cong attended this session of theboard as a member, having recently been ap-pointed such by the President under the pro-visions of the recent ordnance appropriationact. The military -members of the boardhave welcomed his advent, for he isthoroughly posted on military matters,aiclarl those relating to ordnance, which

has especially studied. He is familiar withall of the laws on the subject and has an nti-mate acquaintance with the state of the coun-try's defenses today. His presence on theboard, it is thought, will have a benefcial in-fluence upon the minds of the appropriatingpowere of Congress, which have hitherto beensuspicions of the estimates of army ocen.

g.INg-CANTSNG PROJECTIL|.xMperinmfs to Be Made to Test the lassey

of These Inventions.In view of the explosion of a defectively con-

structed gun for propelling a "line-carryingprojectile" on board the steamer City ofBirmingham on the 10th instant, SecretaryFoster has requested Gen. Dumont to notifythe local inspectors of steam vessels at ports onthe Atlantic and Pacific coasts not to passhereafter any gun or rocket requiroa on steamvesels, under the regulations of the depart-ment, as a means of propelling "a line-carry-ing projectile," unless accompanied by a cer-tifkste of guarantee of the manufacturerthereof that such gun or reeket has been testedin such manne as is usuly required to insuretheir reasonable safety from explosion whenAred.Gen. Dumost will convene the board ofsupervising inspe etrsof stea vessels in extra0ess10M I.is en0fs Monday. September 2%,for the p o making a "seris of experd-meats wth such ln sm projectiles and

meanetropelin asmay he suh-The experiments are to be ot sash a nature

as to determine, firul whether the guns, rock--ets and other seems of reeugthe rqieprojeetiles are uessbysftb ed with-out endangering the lvsof those asing them-seond, asu the safety of the meas of

totrmin, s far as mybethr-the use of snob

poetlscan be succee-fally mnadeassa moans of saving life from a stranded yes-sal on a cesut where there is no life-saving sta-tion or the equipments belonging to such sta-tion, and the crews thereof to aot in 0o-opera-tieqi with the crew of the vessel; third, to de-termnine what advantage It would he,se a meansof saving life, for a vegeel stranded on a castaccessible tona life-saving station to be suppliedwith a line-carrying projectile- and the meansof propelling It ass ans== =u=iie to thatided by the ife-saving station sdtheerew

Cha.gs i thea Trenasy D.,em..t.'CoL Braekett has seat, In his resignation aschiet eierkof the Trasary Department, to takeefoect on the 1st of September. He wBi be ap-potated special ent for th wed's fair, withheadguarters In London-M. J. L. Moore, ehief ot the appointmeast

division of the Treasnry Department has re-to tak the '~lnof chief lekin theof speritendent of omstrntc of

government bmildm foir the worl's fair.

Deeth r emis siems.Ook. LR.Pohmoetthisdtygistinreeeiptofa

cablegram froma Colon, on the J=sthm= ofNa-ama, snneuncing the death of William E. SIasof 'Virginia, United BStes oeeist that port.He was a leading repubilies peMti== gf hisstats and figued as she esa target Ia teDatvil riot of 195.

(l hasim was bern en the platatien ot his

1883.Hereturnedageentf teheteemntearmsegdi se estasteme~a gemysafabread5W~s em

lastmmerer mis wemblaw - wasm h

betIn SI. Ne |he min .*e .4 12

21e Meeainn Win Be Sku as he AsungisThe repub a -ato-asizectaieeommittme

will maset A the Arlington Hotel tomorrow,probably in te afternos. 2u change atmeeting plee is udden and anexpeetd. Theplace Axed at trat was Philadlphia and qme-tore wore egaged at the Continental Be"tlAs late as moon today mahmbore ofthe esecutive oommittee id nut knewwhere they would asset. 2e reportthat a change had been made ws orrnt, butW. W. Dudley and Mr. Gerkm were amongthose who were in doubt as to whether zeotthey would go fi Phi-delphi-Mr. Quay arrived hat night ad Ot morn-

tog engaged a par at the Arlington for themeeting. Mr. rkson case in o the boatfrom Norfolk this morning, expecting Is tahethe train for Phaiglpha.

uessramixZ - monmn.At 11 o'clock, he aid, he did not yet knew

where the meeting would be held, but thatsome one had told him that a changeto Washingto had been ms and be hadtelegraphed to Now York to Mr. Famsett. thesecretary, to lad out about it.; About 1 o'clockthis afternoon a STA reporter naw Mr. Dudley.That gentleman said that he was preparing togo to 11.ld1 hI- that he had reeived nonotice of the and did not know wheethe meeting wod held.

rr Vrrinan33 m Wn.Iater in the afternoon Mr. Quay asm pOs-

tively that the mesting would be held at theArlington tomorrow, and that he thought thatthe hourwould be din the afternoon.He refused to say anything further about hissontion.

reason for the change of place of seet-Ing Is not given, but it Is understood that thereit a strong element in the committee in favorof making Washingtoa their political hea-quarters. Moreover. it is aid that there is apurpos to avoid the a cef Penn ylva-

niomination. and reoe .Quay pre-ferred Washington to Philadelphia.

oroSs To QuATes SWR oAoU.There is aid to be an attempt on hand to

prevent Mr. Quay's retirement. There ia nodoubt about his intention to reign, but a num-ber of committeemen are in favor of refusingto accept his resignation.The movement in this direction is aid to

have given rise to the air of mystery surround-the subject of the meeting.IfMr.Quay insists upon ret itsap-

posed that the whole progromwil be carriedout; Clarkson will be chairman andeither Fessenden or Mr. Payne will saeedClarksou as vico chairman.

oaN& *wA TarE OuZoNVmToW.Omaha is early to the front with a bid for the

national convention. Col. C. . Sott is onhand with authority to present the clains ofthat city. He says that Omaha is going to doall she can to get the seavention.

as To SM. QUAes nmanTzwzT.Those members of the committee who are

trying to prevent Mr. Quay's retirement haveraimed the question of the right - ofthe executive committee to acceps hisresignation as chairman. They saythat he was shown chairman of the na-iloal committee, and Ib chairman of the exec-utive committee by virtue of the other chair-manship: that , that he is chairman ex-officioof the executive committee and mast remain soas long as he Is ehairman of the national come-mittee.

If this Idea prevaile at the seeting tomorrowMr. Quay wilnnot be able to retire until afterthe national convention hasmet and organised,which will be soame time next fall.

PmimXT oAm FRUIT STANDS.n-mmelewmo- Deus s menasen Wily as

namset Agree With ia Cusimagumes.gome time ago the Commissioners received

an application from . G. Cassa for a permitto erect a fruit stand over the are and insidethe railing of the Howard House at 6th streetand Pennsylvania avesue.

Lieut. Kelly. to whom the matter was re-ferred, reported that the stand would be out-side of the building line, and woult not ofitself be an obstruction. The only questionwas whether an individual whoreuted or ownedany house had a right to rent out any portionof the outside of the building lae for the per-pose of conducting another and separate basi-nesMr. S. T. Thomas, assistant attorney for the

District, rendered a decision that the proe-tion asked for was not "such an oce o ofthe public highway as the law prohiits unlesssanctioned by the Secretary of War and ap-proved by the Commissionera." Basing theiraction upon this decision of the attorney'soffice the majority of the board, Messrs. Romsand Robert, today granted the permit, Mr.Douglass dimeating.

Rm. POVOAs' DOMMSitrxo vIws.In his report upon the matter Mr. Douglas

said:I shall have to dim=$ fiom this grant for

the follow reasons:1. Section W of the Revised Statutes of the

United States, in regard to the streets of theCity of Washington, provides that--"No open space. public reservation or other

publi ground intecity of Washington, norany portion of the public streets or avenues in

d ci shall be occupied by anyprivats per-sol oor any private purpose whatver..Th case of the Distfist ai Munroe turned

upon this point Th following extractfrom the onin et uAdge Colx seem to settlethe qeto:It isobvious that there isa broad distinction

between transgressions of that act, of the kindwhich I have desrribed. and the mere teas-~raryuseof the sidewalk by basuiness is. in

trneinof their legiiet business, inthe display et their goods wares and mer-chandise in front of their storee.There Is ebviosly a broad line of distinc-tion between the twe clas co mas The

oosr UP thestre, anstruction under the set of 166. But to metany kind of a structure, a booth, addition to ahouss, Ac., and to oceupy a part of the streetthe whole timme, and tobe under the exclusivecontrol and In the usain that way of the owner

under), iese.ant ingct hind Ideto bean obetructes it the steet within theprohibition. cte act of Cgrmand of theerdi---- of Washingten oitS

2. Sixth street hewe eayvnaavenueand Bestreet is the thbmjfr etwesn the

aiL5nd the Penasylvanarira depot andis aentl rWed with fot~nesby

marrw and no possible obstructiodbe allowed e encouraged along thai

wak3. I understend that the applicant (lasems,

has a regular plaie of business cm F street, sothat he will not he shut t frose----t-m--Ad I almo --am--ao that he is tow a rentalfor the ese ot the pavement to teowner eroous mo te oward ameee. It we are to

violthatatue an thedesiis.in theceurt we mgtat iseat have the raedta for theuse ot thepuleAl1gthrI - .ggael, hsrs above sea-

Tniesmtsisme .f--~mb--eispeetens,as itplse te.....f e k.....ds ale.,teaeuas wil as to many at the pieesheusas swn en vne ho ase theilaubar tmaprer etnisand har pe-passe ci sa g 4d..

.-e~a Gbes SE mse hem hemihp Maeu QM ueam~ Q iv QaS wEhem shortan.m hasesslan inveneil--tn Me Rashr. Mean eas hi m-an Osm

esps~adi .na.u~

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FRANCE AND RUSSIA.puuionf RV "d Emgpiby nir epremtati&

DEiH f TE OLDET 'RIITER.The Recent Railway Wreck the

Only Topic in Paris.

rITGT o BANTAM WMGrra

13ANM A"D SVUM.Wift Thems Two Nadam, ft t Memtanes,

em the Efm Of Msepa.Mr. Pmsesiao, July 2&-A great dail of

An do sleds history is evidently being made upbetween the port of Croastadt, where side byside ride the friendly squadroes of France andRussia, and the grand structure in this citywherein are located the omceetf. de Giers,Russian minister et foreign afairm. so mweecordial reception has ever been aceorded bythe Russian government and people tothe reresentatives of a foreign powerthan the one which has, during the

t week, been tendered to AdmiralGervals and his ofcers and salers. 1his fEetcannot be minimized by the depreciatory toneassmedby the press of Lglandand that of thenations composing the triple allimane. Areference to but one or two of the mayvsignicantmanifestatdows which have markedthe ocasion to an altogether eadeptionalone will go saciently far to provethe truth of this assertion. tprobable that cable dispaches heve already in-

ormerea ptekol of come of thetraordney ovations whch have counsiatlygreeted the visiting Frenchmes from the

moment their war ships eame to anchor inCronstadt roadtead until the prevent hour. Itmay, however. even at the risk of r ttion.be well to refer to the singing of the r S-ese by the famous Wa ienski ehoir, aecos-panied by the smesed bande of the Masmaarmy and navy stationed at the "Iron Port."How rare a compliment this was will be un-

derstood when one resects that there aregrandfathers in St. Petersburg. levers Or in-spiring music too, who never before heard tegrand revolutionary hymn rendered by enwho wore the uniform of the car. Tere isanother case in point. and one which weA id-trates the subtlety of nama instinct inS-cating how, under oetain conaditions, veryclever things may be done.- As is well kmeow,there are in the magnimacet Gsllry of the win-ter palace few military 'cturea whi attractmore attention from visitors than does Eactr-waida' psinting entitled "The Taking of Parisby the Allied Armies in IL" Yet, for thepresent, thiscte is net visile. It has

n completely hidden fr o view by a moMartistie ofths standards OfV9msand Bussia. ON the other hand, the nmllerpictures which have supperted Kotsebue's"Taking et Berlin, September , 17," havebeen tsmoesrily removed. this enming theportraiture of Prusnis humiliatien standout in bold relief. Ne other pictures have beendisturbed. As the haseehen been thrownwide open to the public fer the time being, anda a particularly cordial invitation has bsenextended to the visitors to gamne is trees-area, thamad of Russians A ndred ofFrench sailon (who are given liberal leaves ofabsence fres their ships) have bees bothgratified and amused by sh *d esosit,

£ nessusm aays.It is not se much, however, of sbane af

music or bygone victories ar defeats that Baa-mans and French are taking at this morning.Excitement h" ewn rapidly sine yesterda,when in a carefully prepared and remarkabyvirile editorinl artic e sessi-edleisi SoeojVriXes haughtily declared. in effect, that met

dreound nor Lord Salisbury. but withFrance and Russia. rests the fate of Europe.No hiumuian newspaper dare utter such a men-ace did is not do so with the approval of theimperial vernment. The editorial inquestion done much to crease thimpressionthat the preliminaries of a fialunderstanding have already bes agreed uponbetween M. de Giers. the Mumsa rme goin-Iter, and N. de La.oulaye. the am-buaador, assisted by Adamiral dervais. Con-"squently attention as coacenirated upon thePeterhot palace, where today the car gives agrand state dinner to the kreacam admiral andhis suite, and there are not wann these whopredict that very soon after the taigof maltat the banqust fateful words will be spoken inno und-cist ..m.an= A few house more waltel the tl.

Mass aVIsons.Early yesterday afternoon the troops of the

imperial guard and at the military division ofSt. Petersburg, under the immediate commandof the Grand Duke Vimir-Alexandrovisch,the brother of the cmr, moved to the positionsassigned them along the route from St. Peters-burg to Peterhof, ad themes over the roadleading to Oranienbaum ad Croanstadt. 11mposts of especial honor-hoes In, about and

the palace and little town of Peterbef-were g ded by the dower of the Rtusiaa

"ary, the "egtt Preobrajenky anal theGreusiws,.an& C4oaccs o

Early this morning the stretst at tiset be-same alive with th soends and movemnsts ot

prepm fr the great st dinner, and be-Iore thea was wel up th St. Petersbergwe

In all sor of conveyances -ee by haed andeater hurrying westward to escureemegs

of vantage from which, if pessible. to entoh alimpse of the antaao's guesss. The arlsonsrasting yellow and black of Rasaedandblue, white and red of Francs were unltsd inrosettes and ether dsvies which oreneda~the bosoms ot thornands of theholidaymae.

The dine given to the French ea..ur yes-herday at the Creustadt Eachange was amarked

by a hesse degree of ethcini eharacter thensay et the previoes fesivitis,. these we

shout m0 tsr -rse and all teesfataant- ature were drunk amid the

mtmost enthas. During th entertain-

asent the eoorsot the Frensch iset appeared

upon the balcony of the ,ea7~ wheresnormsons orowdeso eoplees withFrantie cheers andfogtand struggd to

m of the wicoorEgs whish

rcoem etaerm the a..sa...mf the escne adthrewsmoa theyenea

Lbs:eoee bout ts.-....ag .esdd te

ray the ntmoct enthusieefl Th'sgrowdsas seea heimme

LeuDos, duly U.-4e S. Vesthang ge--P--n--en f as n.as tals..sagmas.aesIe.om. da etteheas-us.

shith has bees aroused thevm of

Seand~t haedeeatisesrethat meghjame isla .cfthe weehlioafthlah eneshsden

..ve Osteastoansatuedwih

atnda-am~arain, eist lais

-- Utism oesa es

Esensk and smetd as s

Irwaspe- et

em ersmammaisas

be eussned to the 'aVisej seemb.In feet en usta than one ocoades, whom 60

details of sOeA* mere Mae "mady harribie ra&-remd dbmer is Ana, wihere the *.fatl sd-read de"' e bre Seth. eek aMd Om dthe roosting 1o death of naburs ot eemeD

who WAmght echerwis have OEse"ethe dirabser. heave been recessed

the -n1i1A and contime-laud ewqepeee asesomeoled themaelves =tib the redereso that soSUch Calamae wa. pomWAtde-. or. Go My the bsma,prehable en Earoan raalrmede. from the lestthat their can weir nIly hise-d by ht wt

[eet steele and. e were efrkem. a,,-m ce angrstoa .fter eilhieem.

The ISt. Nande a" id-et a"%se that hnemewopapeew comgratulated theemselves a Wmteesea. Interest am the t. Mand beer togreatly inramed by the aet ha p *6 1peaesmi the MaUese iniry am. be. ailed oestalbw cleariy she casme et the esUuwm,which is attriblSeed a turn t) rWeenge. mAl-Wes, eareloesanamtad uneapetee, anededsagto the rovRatkoM of the bour. To the emdeobeerver the accamaet woud sase bo be due qoa very gras exteat So ctie.as.tbosg eematssee many have Centered into she dmassr. ISany eme. the acrun of the Ma.v.-n sa drewafgthe reasied and wounded p"1aue who we Ign.prisoeed bemeath thme wreck as aman aseWs:oedem eod.levem addiatlosame peopie. victimos the esSl.lime. died last mightm. aekIng a ted at O1Wdead emeumsted fur. but the errikley -anm-mstate of monve of the rehas found make srobsli" toolt is somme ces ieGep tes

colioed smay bse Usue fthoagi= p4 me-which hasve been counted amoons. roiThe maascapal Oantheraute of 4t. Nasde bees

decided that LAe lanerat of te vaitema isSOle paice at S e clock tomiorrow afternmon godthere is no deebt that the ceremoades wall hewitnessed by ene ot tie largest creee evergathered in the eighlurhotdeto th ci. ieoantermeat of the masine wi tae ptee as theoemnetery ot St. Snade aed %all be eaodectedat the expense of she -Seae.Tie "Nasowat stataua sammeer at Vi-em-----

She driver ofthe secoed eagime " we iccaw.a er-rested on the charge of las aug vestribeted byeareleafee to the eemt herbk brougbS aboethe eoeia"a-The lad annosneed me being among the vi.

time of eo diks~tr was ot he Marqus.w aMoaloteea, Wh. was a madease NbMaa-y erlaasoet of New lur city.

TEROL~etraNT Ma OerAW.

saumma e , Whe steet Put "ese ourmpagted mer" asst y

JarnLoaU fuly 29.-asamnel t-anda, one ofthe eldest citazeus of WImitmore. daed today inhis niaety-4econd year. For a long period hehad probably bke the oldest lavng printer,being in uninterrupted service as pr4sr,editor er pealisher eae. his apemasee-ship bega in 1611N.eariy baf acentury ago be was pubhh-er of t6eAnmeraa Faren, the rest agrica-toral paper tartled a thias country. A amberf a he pubaed the MNra,.g (An a*

immn-d here belore the ewe ofand steam eaprevemt. Ln IMlN ile phumbed tePrusee'a s Bauer, adiwAxtul.g the electica of

Uea. Was. Henry Uarrieo,and aS erward oherpoktical and hiterary pap-rs. lie was a otesu-ea" whag and for many years mecretery of teslig state central cuamuittee, bet never hdor ran for puWac othm'e. LharNg the bew-s am uncOnditmumal Union man anAd bus eabeen a repubiacan.Mr. handa . active to founding and bi-

ng uap the Marylead Lassesee o tee mrme-tnao of the kocLamec Arta. and ase fur umanyyear. its mecreteary.atd aitereani as. premafor two termas. 1Iart.g at entare e tege hewas also secretary of the Aid Maryied UASsAgracultural Socety.'A bea am apprenticebuy So 1614in as q"of the Aeseravaa i1 thu. cai . Ui whach a.Aguas as now the editor t itetrema from tUee auttar a a4 thes**1be Star Spangled beaer." Left olem Sthe hemeos acmount of hi. yeth gsha OeMner lasade went ate the treaches om h a-Saek by She Brith on the car he pat qstarring poem ato pram& In the ge of abroadside. whAch in pawie arder,he die-tr-buteI throeghont te esty. thgh, ot'eeurse, wath U se&A the Celebrity andlarity the song welud ml.n srd ataan.r

iaeu'Ge mental powers norm auandmd almto the lst. no death was dwe to id go.

sA3rTAm W emant to ram.

Osmge Dima wm mWW t Win, es am."&ois%, Toeght in am reraned.

8a" FaacaWo., July .-TsughtGeageDiuso of lusaes and Abe Ye aLio, ebampssbatan weight of Australia. weal meet is soCaliforau Club rang to a""& themr champes.ship battle tora A$LW purse. both am gt wedwell. tbtei eough dajgeseau of passaabout the outcome Of the match So 1mb itlovely betting event.Walli1assihown up s w,41 i his tenioag

that bia admaires regard hm as ateadarflyclever and strong. and his record proves hema fghter ad through.laeOm. or coarse. hat hm himser 6o be a

Chema1 esa. 'le bettig has beea git so OW,with baxost the favorite. though Ismad-Oasee tha the Austraihan wall be backed swoegiyenough So seortg the odds almost So eVmsey.Day Noedhan and ily Nabs. win seepythe new recidental Csub rang on Wednaeay

might. Thee ma have met and foagat a de-te basttl, as they are likely to do age.e,

beth n. clever and game to she re, It isoid that Mahan would lanee woo bad his Joesot been broken when be appeared to have teght WOL is hand. Mahan as bagger ad

trosger tha ever before. NeevAbam ol eek-lag well. but met in quit as Se germ as when

baelas year.

ANgE. L. tacKa miaa.ENUM 1sn them e mimes8seOmeSo Whith Ke Teek me.Cmaoamo July L.-Aned L. Crueler, meM i

mnd wealthy (bhcge amerhet whos sme wa

premneatly beore the pube eame tirns ags

la esamecttem with the sieatiemal diverin eelSbrought by his eoed wale, eme foead dead as

bl homne ts night. UearS deaese is emppsd

la have bes the.maMr. Creer, wee 6ern So Veramest SoE17,nme vest when ayom ean d as tM

amae So Cal.. In 1941 ~ih let via

Kr. Dm.after a deert aeemlutane.fix years later th w ie id a sen fer davea

~agn crelty ad infidelity. &asaamhlet1folew n. e h.attie e e fthme

eagsst and mest besthery ees*--*-' ever b..=...Sh. lbeores esort, beiang en the docket maarly

leer yeane in eme fern or emetbar. Mt'.Dreer heely ecmud her decree and 55

many. Osm eay 12 of ths year Mr. Geh

meesteldagmin,atin me.a DeU-55 ie4..

Nmaa, * K.-& Emeueea ibm,,

getal m Testeeday dui envi mms

hmto Cml cueek and the E5 tbSmieenaigim and G.e.fan 3Bere O4, hi

wedr Se -eed e---mp-eemai be

ELs el - eer'ns . ptah esa

hser eemsein -g sor as mis etheibmmes Ceelml n Nbming( Dei

Sou55eae bosemeerpis~eted by est So band hk

- 4 . wsee bs ~ aam-uQmee mese siam ofQas sm,se e eemthe ~Mainatm ge

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bmesiasaae petba elma

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Washingto Nm and Ga4wibees Zien ft Adver.atesesU 4a

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EECURSIONS e............. . .FAMILY U'PLIU. . .........aeFINANCIAL ............................ ..........P4a IPOX RENT (Onces) ............................. Page 2FOR RENT (Fifat).............................aeIFOI RENT (Roa) ...........................P1070 331T (E ouses)..............................pag 2FOR RENT (Stores)...............................pow 2POX SALE (tHano.....................Pss 3POX SALE (lat ) ......................P...........P" 3FOR SALE (Kenes and Veke)............Pase 2FOX SALE (Planos) ..........Pg 2FOR SALE lanenasa .... 2MOTELS ........................................... .LADIES' GO0DS...............................Pame 7LEGAL NOTICES.............................Pae aLOCAL MENTION...............................Pass 8LOST AND FOUND.............................Pag 2ANICURC............ ........................... Pam aIIA1 AJGZL........................ ..............Pase5

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............................... ass aKQgEY WANTED AND TO LOAN............ase1XOTAEI8E PUBLIC..............................PasOCEAN STEAMERSI..............................PaePOTOMAC RIVER SOATS..................PVage aPIANOS AND ORGANS..........P.....ae7PERSONAL.................................P.......ase IPROPOSALS.................. ................Pam aPROFEMSIONAL............................Pags aRAILROADS..............................PaaSPECIAL NoricEs......... .1...........PAMSUBURBAN PROlPRTY........ ....a.s 2SUMMER RESORTS..... ... Pace 7WANTED (Zap) ................................Page'WANTED (Romes)............................Pag,4n- WANTD ( ).............. PageSj WA.TE.<LOW.)..... . .............Pag 2WANTE (etuaton)................ .........pass 2WAMTED (Misojanosom...............Pags :

SGovzaxxxuT RacEwPrs ToDA.-Iuternal reve-O. nue, M87,879; customs, 40,%68L.-A NEw APPOInTRxx Osni.-Ge. Daniel

bb McCauley of Indiana has been tendered theoffie of chief of the appointment division ofthe Treasury Department vice Mr. Moore re

ae signed..L.AoTMa PoST Omca Srm Wannarr.-Awarrant was drawn in the treasury today infavor of Julian J. G. McShane and George B.Rodgers, executors of Henry Mehhane, forK420 in payment of groand taken for thefow poo offce site.

CoUTRarurZa AaranT.-The searet @r_-Ice division has information of the arrest yes.terday at Indianapolis, Ind., of W. A. Tel andMaud Jacoby for manufacturing and passingcounterfeit salver dollars. Molds and materialsand many finished coins were captured withthe counterfeiters.

AYA OnDias.-Second Lleut.Wm.J. Pardee,eighteenth infantry, now on leave of absenceat Oswego, N.Y., will report by letter to thesuperintendent of the recruiting serviee, NewYork city, to conduct recruit@ to the depart-

0. ment Of Texas. Upon the completion of this

E duty he will join his company.ad LANGS IPoaxanss' Faz.-The Secretory ofst. th Treesury has made an award of s958 infavor of Frank Farrell, George W. Lee and M.

,. J. Conboy am informeas in a Ban Franclsooinm-smuggling ease, the amount stated beingingOU per cent of the not proceeds resulting fromtheforfeiture made.

to. RUG=ATroxu. arAn.-Assistant Seers-of tary Speulding hasinformed the naval officer as.76 New York that the existing treasury regula-"- tions will continue to govern in the olassilca-160 tion of imported merchandise for the purposesraof etrty until otherwise ordered. notwithstand-- ing ruirnge made in cogflict therewith by the

board of general appraisers.TuS BasZmAN Corran O.-The latest

RT.estimate places the Brazilian cofee erop foer1890-91, now coming into market, at 2,200,000bI. Notwithstanding the high prices the

y receipta do not average over 3,000 bags.rit Should the present disorganization of laborDs-continue it isbelieved that the coffee crop for"'r 1891-4, now placed at 8.000,000 of 9.000.000"** bags.'will not exceed 6,000.000 or 7,000,00U) bags.IOU

A PACE OF Cane.-In reply to an inquiry bythe surveyor of customs at Evansville, Ind., asto what constitutes a "pack" of rds within

__ the meaning of the tariff act, Assistant Secre-tary Spaulding has written him that the de-pertment has adopted the definition given inWebster's dictionaryviz., "The cards used in agame," and thereore holds that a pack of cardscouists of a package containing exactly thecards required for an established or recognised-game. He adds, however. that no such peck is

XD to contain more than fifty-three cards.l WoRLD's FAIR Norz.-The state of Miom

r. Gerae", Brazil, according to newspaper-noticesreceived from various towns, the Amerlacommissioner for the world's fair, Capt.Rogrand Lient. Grama, appointed by &ae

B.a government to assist him In the ful-In- Alhent o lis miagon, have been everywherer' favorably and even enthusiasticaly received.1W In the city of San Joano del Bei it was proposedsit to construct a cascade of Brailian crysalso

Sabundant In tha nI, to form a patof theexhibit in the 'section at Colum-hian exposition.

lee-ass BoeaFARY PROCTr'. Exrncma Raren,.-

It5 Is expected that Ieoretarp Proctor will re-turn te the eity for a few days tomorrow night.There are several inspertoan matters awaiq

.. hi.se~acto in the War Department inoindin.the appointaaent of the civilian ant non-come--misegi=tanaendidates for appointment In thearmy as aecond lieutenant, who ayhavepassed tbeir examsinations. The boards avingcharge bave completed their work end havemade their reports to the adjutant geqeral,who is withholigthe papers until the ers-

Psaaoiiax.-A. K. Les of Mlsessippi, S. LLach of Chicago, C. 1t. Scott of Omsaa, W. A.Shoqass and W. I. Jeneks of Cincennati, EdwinS. tucker of San Francisco andA. Y. McPhersonof Hartford are 9t Wllard'.--E D. Udmon-ston of Chicago, B. Stewart and U. K. Iguaof New York,.W. B. Morford of -ms a ndWilber Love of ns=a= are et the BandaL......Cepha. Taylor of PittsburE, Col. James 8.Clarkson of Iowa, T. I. Bean and B. E,bmith of Kentucky, 0. 3. (Mrand J. C. Uyler of New York are at_the Arlingto.--. E. Mitchell and A. Ensaso,Ceanecticnt Wllmarth B. Thurato. ut Provi-denee and B. . Carpenter of Old Point are atthe Shoreham.-J. E. Adams of (IreladAndrew Boeewater of omiR. Beisy,L.HTylesW. C. CampbellandJ. H=enr TeaBN. A. Murtbiach of St. Louis, T. 3. Andessoa ofBaLake City Henry Meyers eatd J. 0. Vein ofIndiana, A.Balbemum of Hartford andW. 3.eb. MeMerehaw of Wheigare S'the Ebitt--B. W. Jordan et Vig -iaJ -1 Baghee eWooster, Ohio, Bait- Besge owdes etNorfolk andi H. Cordier cemtsese a t the'Jch-a--Chae Fraser of Lendc., IMAch of New Ye, W. B. Jaakne et

., PhldlhanEaiN. lahnceimS

. n= tAsey Cetdmbal==b Ea. ames et alinmnWo BchNwekareat the tdml..

Joshes amaar of Mis We.EWhittes cf Ucm are~ a.g--Mr. N. L. mMd ete e ,

esembasasstinwhel ---

Mr. esm. Dasmi t rrayhssegmned ms Aha~s

wsas e se toma aso

g les m a hhadge s antimm , ha h s