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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-06

open its doors there for business. This institu-
ton will be known as the Ohio National Bank
and MIR. John D. johnson of this CITY has been
chosen to act as cashier until permanent
organization is effected. The location it is
expected viii. however, be only temporary "a
the property on the northwest corner of 10Th
and q streets has been acquired for the new
bank. 1t Ii proposed to erect on this site fine
freproof building, which will be the permanent
home of the bank. When this building is com
pleted Mr.. johnson will remove his real estate
Office to the building on the northeast corner.
The q street corners seem to have attractions
for real estate men. Washington Danen-
hover is located i'll handsome new Office
ut the northeast corner OF 18th and
G streets, while the attractive Office of McIach-
len & Batchelder is on the northwest corner
Of 10th and G streets. Mr.. Harry Bowling has
an office near the corner of 10th street and now
MIR. L. NJ. Saunders is making arrangements to
locate his office on G street. He is remodeling
tho building No. 1915, which he recently pur-
chased. and he expects in q short time to oc-
cupy his new quarters.
SENATOR HEARsr's RESIDENCE.
The home Of Senator Hearst ON New Ham,
shire avenue, just south of Dupont Circle, and
occupying the point where goth and o streets
intersect, is one Of the most pleasing of the
large residences recently erected here. It is
not strictly speaking new house, because the
walls of the square old-fashioned house which
ex-Secretary Fairchild occupied during tho
Cleveland administration were not taken down
in the progress OF the extensive changes made
by Senator Hearst. With the exception of
those walls, which are now used as the interior
walls of the house, the structure is entirely
new. In fact it would be difficult for any one
Of the numerous throngs that attended the Sec
ornate and stately pile the plain and simple
house with which they were familiar. The
architect, Mr.. Harvey L. Page, in supplying
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15
II FIFTH RESERVES.
Clnr.FIlE IN rnE OPERA nOusl
1 PtsASlxr OCCASION.
1ssss Made BY Ex-Governor Curtin
i. llastsugs, and Others Result OF
= Annual Election For Officer-.

~r a. A .,,ooftoO of the
As mny io'D.r.~r.reS Wa. held
snnsyivan'a ~ ,,oss rcom. The
~ y. ~. ....a, ~ .,o,se.i far the en-
-! OnSen T-,s",,, MSsT ~, A. N. Smith.
. -" ,'rs.;dents. Col. j. Il.
s!,ssss ss,,orsr, Cni. + M. Rhosles.
"-S 4. - samuel Evans. Colum.
:ss.".S.,s,s,.;srU -. sccretarv. Gel. WIN,
saS.e Cn,nnh;s. rccordtn1 secre-
S"ss. rs~n ~. Sboch. Mifiinhurp.
rs s.ss,,s ~ -, ..ssrw ~i,, l,e ~ Novth-
ssHsS - st.s srs.,,.d vVa.lre.dav in
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THE cAMP-fihE.
nough the rain fell In torrents, the
Mouse was well filled last night' uhe
lon being the campfire OF the fe-
- The stage was decorated with haRs.
~ stage were seated ex-6oyernor a.
1fttli, Gen. ID. II. Hastings, non. IL ..
ort, the committee OF arrangements
others. Robert II. Grier, OF Jersey
~ was elected TO preside over ne
1ng. Tho exercises opened win music
94e Metropolitan band, anu lnen ioi.
~ the programme: Address, sergeant
~ address, Ex-Governor Curtin; reci-
Miss LILLIAN burkhart, known
nB urand Army circles rs CoihTaoe
addrcss, hev: .. y. SnantS, ol
noersuurR; recitation, MISS buIknat
oees Hon. Ihos. >. stewart; recitation,
burkhart. The programme was
persed with music py we panu:
war governor was accorded perIect
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15
LUXURIOUS TRAVEL.
upading RAILROADS. New Pullman Palace



8 IS ts 9 conspicuous characteristic OF the Amer
- Of to-day that &" he wants the best and
- ottL Especially In railway ira vel does the
nand for luxury assert itself. The manage
9nt OF the Philadelphia Reading railroad
M Darsuauce Of the eoahead policy which has
Dpod the old conservative Reading" TO the
~ mont OF the most enterprising and pro-
live lines OF travel, scores another big point
1Ae Inauguration Of full and conn plete Pull
- Palaces Car Outfit on Monday, 18th inst.
md afler that date splendid service OF new
~ specially constructed palace drawing room
~ sieeping ears will be operated ON the Read
~ system by the Pullman Palace Car com.
-, OF Chicago. Buffet parIor cars viii run
4ough In both directions between Williams
~ and New York via. Philadelphia, on
lids leaving New York at l:D p m and
1tbAmsport at 800 a. m and Reading at 500
49,. The 100 a. IN. train from Pottsville con-
- with the latter. BY the Mauch Chunk
nston route Pullman parlor cars will run
1ogh 70 New York on trains leaving Will
por at s:ls a. m. and on the 900 a. m, train
New York 10 wiliismsport. standard
nAn drawing room cars are TO be run 10
Sooeiphia ON train leaving Williamspo at
y. m. Pottsviile At 100 n. m, 800 a. M and
y m. Reading at 500 a. M, i0l5 a. m, S:2s
-. In the reverse direction the drawing
~ cars viii run from philadelphia 10 viii.
oeport on train leaving Philadelphia at s:s5
=, end TO Pottsyille on trains leaving Phila,
ota nj 1000 a. m, 400 p. IN and .. y. IN. New
~ eumptuously furnished sleeping cars will
y Wtlliamsport on train leaving Phila-
DoiA at li;o p. m. aud 70 Philadelphia ON
- leaving Williamsport at li.0p a. m. These
ohsned trains run every day In the year
miners ON week days only. The new palace
ere ntted with Pullman anti-teleseoping
uesnes. rendering injury In collisions i'm
e-but We rarely hear Of collisions on the
NY manages keeAsns lipes. ltd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15
Deaths.

CALpwELI.--Tn this city, ON the 18th inst,
John Il. Caldwell, In his sd year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, from
his late residence, No. EOS Green street, on FRI
day afternoon OF 2o'clock. Intermenta at Wood
vard mn cemetery. 2td
Gu.LrEcE.-On the 18th inst, James Gilliece,
aged 50 years.
The friends OF the family are respectfully In.
vited TO attend the funeral on Friday morning
Al sx o'clock. from his late residence. No. 2s2l
Belgrade street, Twenty-ffth ward. Philadci.
phia. Solemn Requiem Mass and interment al
81, AIMS. IL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15
SELEAsED ON HABEAs CORPUS.
nt0gler Discharged Through

~. Hogentogler Discharged Through
Cbctive Proceedings OF the Justice.
aries Hogentogler was committed on
1nosday by Justice Kicker. of Mt. Joy,
days, for violating the borough law
Dddling without license. He was tax en-
~ Judge Patterson this afternoon on a
tof habeas corpus. II. c. Brubaker, his
6el, asked for his discharge on two
nds. The first was that tho record
~ committing magistrate was defect
ecause It failed to set forth the testi-
taken, as required by law in
Of summary conviction. Tho second
md was that Hogcntogler Is a
III son of Q soldier who enjoys a license
idle goods In the county OF Lancaster,
ne father holding a license, the son
t4e right to sell the fathers goods.
~ court without considering the second
- discharged Hog entogler, on account
- Effectiveness of the magistrates pro-
n1Ings. j. Hav Brown appeared for the
rough authorities to resist the discharge.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15
Sermon to Mechanics.

Z Rev. J. V. Eckert, of this city, will preach
klpecial sermon on next Sunday morning
10 o'clock In Mount Eden Lutheran
4orch, Eden township, to North Star
<Duncil, Of the order of United American
eceanics, at Quarryville, who will attend
body.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15
In Town.

Hon A. q. Curtin, the old war governor,
14opped over In Lancaster for a couple of
&0nrs, between trains, yesterday. He left
- The afternoon for Colu mbia and return, i
~ noon to-day, going through TO Philadel-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15
The wvtch Factory Case.

Sgednesiay was designated by William
imam, esq, master Ia the equity suit of
lem Bitner and others against VIM. II.
lor and George NJ. Franklin, for the
log of testimony. An adjournment
md sn1til Saturday, when the first
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15
The Nfillers, convention, c

Il The Millery National association viii
lo1d its annual convention at Minneapolis,
Ifcm June IL to June 20. Arrangements
I've been made by the Lancaster MEM
)otu Of the organization for cheap excursion
esa, which will be open TO all who desire
~ 20 to Minneapolis.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15
Inspection Of Posts

u to-morrow evening Post 226, q. A. X. of
erietta, will be inspected by Adjutant
1hn Black, of Post 405, and on Saturday
mgoning Chaplain A. G. Leonard will in
oct Post 5li, located at Quarryville.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15
settled the Case ,

4 AuthoDy Bauer, who q few days ago
)no prosecuted for drunken and disorderly
SNduct and malicious mischief, before
4l6orman Hershey. settled the case by
nGytng all costs aud damages yesterday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15
Len For Home.

4. Mics Adah Bowman, of Baltimore, who
- been spending some time i'm the family
~ George Logue, of this city, left for home
- Forenoon. She was accompanied by
Hrace Logue.i
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15

q ton the latest designsnKnigh:s TempIar and
- Lu Temple Cards go to the lNTELLtGENcER
Aee- Send In orders In time for Lock Haven.
1*S& ml-tfi
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15

CTEAM HEAT Ii THE COMING HEAT FOR
- dwellings, churches, school houses, etc,
though successfully used one hundred years
ago. When you contemplate change call ON
JOHN BEST. who will give you . satisfactory
Job, st fair price. m7-ttd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15
ate,u advertisements.
T b. MARTIN a co.
]. B. MARTIN & co.

Il b. MARTIN co.
]. B. MARTIN & co.
China and Glass.
or beauty there's plenty in
this department, and new ar
rivals are being displayed every
day.
Dinner Sets.
Read this item carefully. The
busy season for Dinner Sets is
over, and we will now proceed
to force out balance Of stock at
remarkably low prices. I3o-
piece French China, beautifully
decorated, complete for ~ per
sons, S courses, $32 ; former
price $50. A clear saving Of
sIS. Every set in stock re-
duced in proportion.
Chamber Sets.
In Pink, Blue and Brown
Lily Decoration, full sets, at
$I.oS set, reduced from So. so.
These sets at the above price
for this week only.
Lamps.
We recommend the Roches-
ter as the best Of all makes
$3.50, nickel plated and CON-
plete. Rochester Hanging
Lamps, Stand Lamps, Student
Lamps and Newell Post Lamps.
500 Fairy Night Lamps at Ioc
each.
Cracker Jars.
Importers samples at $1.25
each; every one different pat
tern and decoration.
| Table ZuWbleys
With your initial engraved in
old English letters, at 81 a doz.
]. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. WeSt King and Prince Sks.,
LANCASTER. PA.
l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15
ON FRIDAY, MAY is,

and for this day only we offer the fol-
lowing Extraordinary Bargains
| One lot of lG-inch Silk Pushes, in all
colors, ut 2Sc yard no more than 5
yards to one customer.
One lot Of Ladies' Black Straw Hats.
| plain and fancy edge, at l5c apiece.
| One lot OF Union Milan Hats. with
lace brim, at 25c apiece.
One lot of 9-inch Brocaded and Moiree
Sash Ribbons, at l9c a yard colors-
| pink, light blue, white and cardinal.
One lot of Ladies' Fine Fast Black
| Jerseys, coat back, at 29c.
One lot of odds and ends Childreu's
| Colored Jerseys and Blouses at l9c.
One lot of 'Children's very fine Col
ored Jerseys, Blouses and Pleated Jersey
Skirts, at 29c.
One lot of Ladies' Fancy Satin Para.
soils, elegant oxydize and horn
trimmed sticks; colors in blue and
white, black and gold, garnet, ecru,
gold, brown, navy, etc, at $l.49 apiece.
One lot of 26-inch Fast Black Sateen
Umbrellas, gold caps, at 7lc apiece.
One lot of Mems Nightshirts, trimmed
in fancy colors, elegant muslin, well
made, at soc apiece.
One lot trimmed with two rows of
fine embroidery at SOC apiece.
One lot trimmed with four rows of
fine embroidery at soc.
One lot trimmed with silk embroid-
cry at 79c each.
One lot of Children's Gauze Shirts.
long sleeves, silk bound, sizes l6, Is, 20
- and "a your choice l0c apiece
One lot, the same goods, sizes 26 rs
and 30, at l4c apiece.
One lot of Boys Gauze Shirts, long
sleeves, sizes 81 and "a, at l9c apiece.
One lot of Ladies' Ribbed Lisle Vests.
V neck, fancy edge, full sizes at Sc
apiece.
One lot of Children's Grey Mixed
Ribbed Lisle Vests, fancy edge, at &C
apiece.
One lot of Ladies' Fancy Hose, full
regular made, in all the leading colors;
also tans and states, at lsc a pair.
One lot of Ladies' Black Silk Lace
Mitts at l0c pair
One lot Of Ladies' Fancy Lisle Thread
Hose, drop stitch, full regular made,
double heels and toes, at SAC a pair, or 8
pairs for 81.
This IL Positive One-day Bargain
Sale.
Do not miss 1t.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-15
Samuel Clarke, Act.
DoyAL BAKING POWDER.

Tea, Coffee and Grocery store,
~ south Queen st., Near Centre Sauare.
Lancaster, Pa.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-04

Conn ave and ! st (ses-
som per Ino......o6NW
X nr NcPherson %. -. 800
Cor X and 18th SITS,
overlooking McPher-
son Square -. .EH. 80
x Ut bet 10th and 18th. 400
Jefferson place and
18th q. ...............H6
18th ct overlooking
Conn ave, bet NJ and
n sts. with stable. -. $50
81 bet 18th and 18th. 25O
n q bet Conn ave and
N t 81 18th 8 and so.I. sos Is g
18th bet ! and X SITS. zoo
18th Ut bet Q and B
Mas ave bet 18th and
18th SITS. ........... 1896
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette Square. -. $50
II ct bet 18th and 10Th
Vermont ave bet n and
Iowa Circle ........... zoo
18th st near Dupont
1 81 S,fi is.I and 10Th Sii$S. . q q
BULLETINS CAN RE ,
l1CE. THESE HOUSE,
ONLY BY PERMITS Pr
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ID.
1892 r ct. NV, Tor. al
III l......-........ LILO
1908 H 1t ne. Sr.......06
NISHED.
STORES.
1879 18th st NV, store
and cellar. ............eD
1901 18th Ut NV, store
and cellar. .25
2o2 11th ut NV. store
OFFICE.
@1 r st NV. 81 floor. 49,
STABLES.
Rear 10 Iowa circle, by
year. $500; by NTH. $50
Rear el5 / st. 10
, ppADrrv oo-rx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

II 80 acres VI suburban land, ~ miles west of the
Presidents houss Washington, D. c. excellent for
Subdivision; price e5O0 per twothirds cash.
offered around Washington for speculation viii divide
commission with any real e1ente agent bg1nging
purchases. j. y. CLkMENTS,
d:f6 1921 = st. Nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-04

THE FIRST CHOICE OF LOTS IN NEW SUB
Il division ct Kensnxton ID offered for Q few days.
This N prospefous and growing town, the terminus
Of Connsctic avenue extension and the Rock Greek
Eiectre railroad. Plans bsing metured by prvii
nent cspitalisfs 70 make thi. the isspg suburb Of
Warrington This n Eround 1oor o2er. Prices fsR
below adjoining susdiy and rin d9uhs before
amissd streets Thirty i've hous3s VIII be srected
sdtotning property tht6 winter. Lots go and e@76
d1-tns I'D, Star ofAco.
A RARE CHANCE IN Real EsTATE-ANY ONE
n with $500 o. mors 20 invses con Learn of chance
70 invest same in location where property has mor
on .csoans Of certain rOysmsnts nQy hs!ns con-
present Price inside Of the next year.
Of Investing VIII Be Furnished VITA couveyance f1e.
Addrsss Boz Ia, Star once. nfsS12ts
II HAvE FOR SALE TIE BEyf LANDe ron SUE
division IN Montgomery county. II taken ct oocs.
subdvided end put on the marksx n ts spFin9 they
yiu pay handnnlneiy. y BENJAMIN, Menagse
John A. PreseoefS brunch once. d12 y o. n:sN-e
Il +. wALKER SONS. I2O4 10Th ST. Nw.LCAl-
" Det lining, 80 yard, 81 50 sn4 q. 81 4. 2and 3
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

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EOR RENT-THE CHEAPEST AND MOST CON.
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