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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
II II. WARNER 4 CO.,
~. Real Estate Managers,
OrS n =. :, :

II II. WARNER CO.,
ID. Real Estate Managers.
- Sl6F st. NV
lie following are PEW OF the bargains on our
Several beautiful new houses corner of 2od and
-, three stories and basement; 10 rooms and hath.
from q. 900 TO $1,000. Terms TO suit
There ar inst two of those nicely built new houses
In Hrw Jersey ave near St NV. and n purch based
stories and basement with six rooms and bath all
inodern improvements II you are looking for coy
$500 and "a. 400. Terms to suit
A beautiful home in Hyattsvle. Md. near the sta
ton I-room house with stable; high ground with
Young irrit and ornamental trees sidewalk TO
the door This place is positive bs,gsin at %. COO
- H. ~ . Si6F.
One Of the most handson. residences in the city
New Hampshire ave. between and y SITS. n. W.. has
pisnss living heated b hot water;
40, 600 viii buy this
Near Loyct.syille, in Loudorp county. Va. abou.
an EXCELLENT mill doius a good business. as a Whole
NJ, Nil he sold S5 and will gay 10 pc, cen, on
49, b, IL " WARMER ~,
pu, ~ me ,onnit ~ prize has been ou'
A BARGAIN + st. between 10Th and 21st SITS.
nae heat; has two-story stable in rear. Cheap at
slO. 200, terms TO suit.
One Of the finest farms in Loudoun county. Va.
about forty miles from " shing excellent land;
good stone house barn. milk house and other build
ings. OF the best watered farms in the county;
wei fenced and in condition for grazing has
superior; about 30 in finest oak timber to be
found anywhere; contains 800 acres, price, ESQ per
acre. Apply to
B. H. WARNER l. CO.,
916 + st. NV.
Several choice lots on Delaware ave., about 20x125
q "a 40
now.
b. II. WARNER h CO..
DIG st.
A fine corner 9Th st. n. W. three lines OF
cars In every respect a nice home, in good order,
with all modern conveniences. $500 is the price,
We are always glad to furnish any Information about
the properties in our hands, and will do best to
please customers.
Call and u.s.
d. H WARNER CO.,
Real Estate Managers.
se21-t GIG r st. n. W.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

a = rXTTR.s
rem. At s month This rare chance. store '''
se2e-eoe.. Ap'' "A, -,
FOR sALE.lQ SHARES OF NORTHWESTERN
an n,sns c9ms,ny stock ior
sSs Hars ss' s.zy per cen: .s
FOR sALE-NOTE FOR OVER ca 600. SECURED
py nrst-elsss improved city real estate: discount
s.vns ely SoE%ss. IS p! sse' :s Ss2s!
FOB I. sA Ne a, FIRsT-oLAss REST AURANT Do
6fo iSoc 81
FOR sALE-sTocK OF GROCERIES. WINES AND
8 'IRssHf.i Hif' stH Ess IN
FOR SALEoPRiNTING PRESS AND TYPE;
ass's At =. Room 81, Ohio National Bank sudns IGN
FOX sALE,A GROCERY STORE DOING $50, 900
and socd Eir esssp EYE t III
A NY ONE WISHING TO COMMENCE OR ADD
,nef real estate business will find it TO their
list Of ey and
t n:.s IF sdi some hns and
.e ssG stationery store Address T.. Star office.
w any reliable business have moSerafs eaEt az
] EsT good
HOUSE OWNERS WILL PROFIT BY PLACING
s1u.r sel5 IN my hands persons. attention
seas ST. hR 5S io =; M WI Tr5s, bdo
FOR sALE-A SMALL. GROCERY AND PRO.
address ao ssfs cHsHs
GROCERY STORE. STOCK. FIXTURES. HORSE,
ebeap sr lie box awning and everything complete
selling Address 500 st. n. F0'a ses7r. 0f
FOR sALE--A BARGAIN-
a. c sOrII Ell ~. JOB AND NEWSPAPER PRESS
Size OF form. 29I46. Complete. with counter shaft
and dr dSs Go Dy counter &c
we oner for sale at low figure the above described
II was purchased with view OF printing some Of
our publications. but other lines Of business re-
curing additional room it has practically remained
A we have no FOR 1t ourselves. not carrying on
genera PRINTING business We invite an inspection with
From responsible party would take par. payment in
.. sADLER PUBLISHING COMPANY.
se27-6s 128West Fayette st.. Baltimore. Md.
FOR sALE-GR0CERY AND PROVISION STORE.
for selling. 1901 9Th ST. NV. se27-3t'
FOR sALE-ExTRA GOOD PAYING SHOOTING
gallery; fine location; reasonable rent; or prefer
HSd n5s on A dSSSass
EOR SALE-DRUu STORE ON ONE OF PRINCE
& siih 2fSsEfFi
son. 1O3 18th st. NV. se27-3t'
FOR sALE-L1QUoR STORE; DWELLING At
viii sell stock axtares household Goods Se s;
be sold at once. Address Box SO Star Office s26 CT
WE ARE THE PEOPLE.
Watch cleaning. 81.
All work warranted one year.
~ III ST. n w
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALOON ST. n W. OPPOSITE FRANK
is pn ma psIa tt th5se 4.tEry houses S9s isS
about 20 IT, Oft alley in For further ufor ua-
st. n. se7-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29
STORAGE.

THE SAFETY STORAGE AND VAN COMPANY,
Il wsrchouses Nos- 10 and II Of. n.e.-Storers Of
household furniture. pianos, paintings and mirFors.
Separate roolns desired Haul NJ g md from rss
Phone 100. isus1-smI 1Snss:r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29
SHOOTING STARS.

"whenebbah yoh feels like you want sympa-
thy said Uncle Eben, les laugh heahty an
you'll fin people jinin right in. Laughir' am
de ketchinest ting dat is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

Tor SALOON ST n W. OPPOSITE FRANK
q de shiss ..o Ss lot sos
sppg to 6sbE sGr
FOR SALE-LOTS.
For sALE-Two BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
ton south 'front.' aoIiooto alley there Is no better
site In washington for residence; If sold at once will
seass It's '"AA 'f 5. Ii WARNER CO.. s1e st.
q Jks RP kSr 81 Sss
Phiisaeiphia. Pa Pa 0"oA'' i''i 0' ssassas:
Tor. sAEE-LoT-vKRMoNT AVE. CORNER
On ok" ana feet on $ 20
frame house rented for s12 BsT %Snshi CO
se29-5t 5o5 st. NV.
Tor sALE-suPERIoR ST. NEAR 18TH. 50x
80 Price ~; 20 per foot: .,
IL. lSts ssss Rlsas .ss ; &C.
Sasns ns's East Capitol
Tes hs aSs q asSsh .sSnf Fes
Lots 2 and 4. 50. n. W. of 50. l0f;, SOC.
ana 10! sS s Sst afs ris. ~ - on rem ave.
ss snd aRJ " qL1sk1Ns 800 10Th ST. NV
LoR sALE-HOLMEADM MANOR, MT. PLEASANT,
is to the isih st csSis i has water and
US gell.payed streets many pretty new cottages;
ss BRcE
st. NV. 1t
ST. cable fronting % so feet ON Whitney ave, with
s s.h in s f. IN or : 1t
easy. BkIcE s IIPscoMB SIS l4sh St NV NV It's
EOR sALE-LOT 5OXIoO IN GEORGETOWN;
90 cts This is IS less than surrounding property
h. .sa s,Gsssh' easy terms Apply els St. Room
EOR sALE-NORTH SIDE OF ST. BET. 5TH
Il and 9th wv. lots, each 17.fx1OO 70 alley;
CHAPEL. so llth st. NV. p'''' WV SEQ 81
FOR SALE-A BARGAINaLoT ON 18th ST.
near k'''''" sTs lsS to sffS
EOR sALE-BUsINEss CORNER ON nth ST.
r's '' EEfsi SfEbb'H 1t & 4 k28 SON.
n.t LOTS 81 T. BY p to sa ahtH $50
sssh or
se2S-3t 9th and E sts n W.
E; sS.k g. IN on ss "a
cided bargain. OWNER 1901 st. NV. se2S-3t.
+ -Four Of the greatest bargains to be had 1sh St
's ss@4,s s'l'e. DANIEL isis i AF Y nv.
:. Center ;S and S..s5Sss, Estnssn; EsssisSIy
$500 and s756 they will soon double in value Call
fU se -as snd price s' DANIEL ifs AE st. NV
EoK SALE : BARoAIN-A NoS,REslDENT
2ee 70 ss nnd.1 the e' on TO aleu-
Is Is foot ''1 D'-''' VIC CHARIEs Early 1'''
ss27:z. COB l4.h ST, NV;
FOR sALE-oN TENNEssEEAvE.. DAND z SITS.
Ta59ad extended will front on it, number Of feet
se "a /" 'A'SAH ~ Join O. JOHNSON. e17Fst
NOR sALELAN ENTIRE BLOCK ON LINE OF
Eehins.Pn railway streets graded large oak trees
Beautiful corner lot in lexington; 4th and sts !;
1f f;.n, ,so,.. IT.. :. .,m. ,o..,,,~ a.. ,os
Thirty acres on the WashinSton and MARYLAND bon
4sa sss as whole or in tracts of
For GoLE oIs "a, X LOT On on 81.
per So e. %
For sale-corner 10. on 10Th st. n. e.. Trim
aoo,;-.,
or warehouse f S per 50: IT, oaiy::::.'' rs
6x several houses only L25
III, saleN Vssy s5s,D oOrners-near Lincoln
fss By st small S ahd sna
NOR sALE-LoTs IN COLUMBIA HEIGHIs AND
se22 lot j. H. GRAY CO.. G37 st.
r,op o.IT e,o C.cu .X1 40 ,,o~;,,,,, -,
FSSn oAL u .t SA ai NJ slO MoNIHLf
@ ~ VI ny noss uesl, so. i0ts at hehsIhSton
shou1 + inH S i Ct Inis
- SCI I-llI ID. l. WEI-Oh. or., ooo 81. n. W.
NOR SALE-CHOICE SMALL LOTS IN MT
+ Pleasant 81. 100. 81 200, 81, 400 Ell 500; near
l4tb and Park AZ 10 10
self-Im j. T. HEREFORD l4Io9.t
- - -, . !. -
n W. 50 per foot; cor Of 9th and N. bar
gain lots In Todd and Browns sub. 32xc hne bust
a. het itb and TN S3 ot Nj Irii p, 10y.
ant and Col Hei0bts AZ bar,ain nrices. icts VaIa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29
FOR SALE-LOTS.

BR1aHrwooD PARK.
BRIaHrwoo pARk.
DR1aH WOOD PARK.
THE ADVANTAGES OF
BRIGHrwooD PARK
OVER EVERY OTHER SUBDIVISION ARE
APPARENT
1T is WITHIN A SHORT DISTANCE OF THE DE-
PAYMENTS AND OF THE BUSINESS POR-
TON OF THE CITY. AND CAN DE
REACHED BY STREET CAR LINE
FOR ONE FARE FROM ANY PART OF
WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
TOWN. WITHIN VERY
SHORT TIME THE NEW
ROAD NOW BEING
BUILT WILL BE IN
OPERATION ON
THIS LINE.
AT WHICH
TINE
THE
LOTS
WILL AD-
VANCE IN
PRICE. IT IS
SITUATED BE-
TWEEN BRIGHTwOoD ..
AND MAGNOLIA AVE-
NUES. ON LAND THAT HAS
UNSURPASSED DRAINAGE. IT
is BUT 9. 600 FEET DISTANT FROM
ROCK CREEK NATIONAL PARK, IN
CONNECTION WITH WHICH 1T IS EX-
PECTED THAT THE SUBDIVISION WILL
OBTAIN. AT NO DISTANT DAY. THE CITY SUP
PLY OF BOTH GAS AND WATER. BRICK
PAVEMENT HAS BEEN LAID BY THE
GOVERNMENT ON BRIGHTwOOD
AVENUE ALONG THE ENTIRE
WEST OF THE SUBDIVISION;
THE PROPRIETORS ARE lay
ING PAYMENTS AND
PLANTING TREES ON
OTHER STREETS.
THE TERMS ON
WHICH ITS
LOTS CAN
BEPUR-
CHASED
ARE WITHIN
THE REACH OF
ALL. HOUSES CAN
BE BOUGHT ON PAY
MENTs OF s25. $50 AND
$50 PER MONTH-OR SMALL
Err MONTHLY PAYMENTS THAN
WOULD BE REQUIRED FOR RENT
OF THE SAME CLASS OF HOUSES IN
THE CITY. NOW Is THE TINE TO pUR-
CHASE. FOR WITH THE ACTIVITY IN
BUILDING THAT CHARACTERIzES BRIGHT
WOOD PARK, AND THE COMPLETION OF
THE NEW RAPID TRANSIT ROAD BY
JANUARY l PRICES WILL RAPIDLY
ADVANCE.
HEBRON RAMEY. 1907 ST. NV,
WILL GIVE FURTHER INFORMATION. AND
WILL CONVEY INTENDING PURCHASERS TO
AND FROM The PARK. CALL FOR PLAT.
BRIGHTwooD PARK.
BRIaHTwooD PARE.
BRIGHTwooD PARK.
HEBRON RAMEY
se2Q3t 1907 F ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

"How did you like my latest coatribution?"
asked the poet Of the editor.
Twice well did the one before"
"You m easure closely"
"Yes. You see IT contained only half as many
stanzas"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

Order "The Star" for the Week.
TIE EVENING STAR for the encampment
week viii be mailed toany address in the United
States free Of postage for Is cents. No better
souvenir Of the encampment can be secured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

C,AMPBELL CARRINoToN, ATTORNHY-1T-TzW.
DC. 1esidencs. o53 K q NV. - -
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

WE HAVE IN HAND 80. oo0 TO LOAN on Dis
w tricf prof. erty at y rer cent; delay.
DEEBLE, DAVIS CO.,
seZf-1 1919 r st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

"Mirandy, I've got an idee," said Farmer
Begosh-
what is it?''
"rm goin into business"
"How?'
I'm goin' to buy up all the hay seed in this
destrick, and the next stump speaker around
here that wants TO sprinkle himself with hay
seed II pay monopoly prices or 60 without
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

1t might be excusable to refer to fighting
parson as a pewgilist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

$50 our old school friend is practicing law"
said the man who visiting his native town
yep"
sis he criminal lawyer"
well, L don know as you could call him that
He's managed to keep from gettin' arrested
SO far"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

Familiarity does not appear to breed con-
tempt in the case of some millionaires and .
dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

EOR sALE-AT ABARGAIN-sTOCK. Futures
&C.. Of en- oid.estabshed millinery and dry goods
stoIe; oHner eoing out OF business arse store for
rent at Us per month This In q rare chance.
Apply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

F,kcSSaAI EvGEEfT BAHGaJ8rWgsT o wash ASH
cARIL CARS AND BETMEEN THE LINES 3E
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, 8
ROOMS, MODERN IMPkOyEMENrs, ELECTRIC
BELLS, SPEAKING T BES. ETC. s}RD STREET
CsO TT. WIDE. CONCERTED, II Fl. PARKING,
GOAL VAULT DER PARKfNGl; LOT 10 By 90
FT. PRICE SEQ. TURNS EASY
4. II. FICKLING,
No. l4OS ST. NV.
se2+-lw No. l2G4 END ST.. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

"Look here" said Mr.. Moovalong. this ID
the third time you have reminded me that my
rent is overdue"
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22
Harrison as a Soldier.

The recent gathering Of old soldiers a.
Washington has brought out some new
incidents Of the Wal service of President
Harrison. TIE Washington Star has the
following incident showing his personal
bravery and popularity with his men
It says: ''Mr. Daniel Watts, of Oregan
City, who was in the same brigade with
General Harrison, says:
s'At Peach Tree Greek we had been
maneuve1ing about in the valley during
the forenoon without knowing the OBJ
ject Of our movements At noon we
stacked our arms, put out a shirlnish
line, and were busy at our dinner when
we heard firing Oh the slzirnish line and
shouts for us to come on. Looking uIl
we saw the skirmishers waving their
caps for us to hasten. Springing to ou1
ting ready as we ran. did not get my
belt buckied until we were in the fight.
The skirnlish line joined our ranks.
though not obliged to do so, and up the
side of the hill we went. AS we swung
into an advanced position, through an
opening in the trees we could see the
rebs lying thick behind q fence rail
"'Our regiment charged on their line
and cleaned them out, but we lost $50
men in half all hour, so you may know
we had hot work. In this fight Harri-
son, still d colonel, took the lead. AS he
swung himself into line not six feet
away from NE he said: Come on, boys;
we've never been licked yet, and we
won't begin now. We haven't much am
munition, but if necessary we can give
them the cold steel, and before we get
licked we will club them down; so como
on" And we went, glad to fight by the
side of little Ben, who shirked moth
ing and took just the same chance of
getting bullet through his Ic;tvt as We
did. Not soldier but liked Ben EIar-
risOn.'"
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22
LIVINGSTON LOCALS.
Important Happenings In and About the
County Seat Last Week.

| Important Happenings In and About the
County Seat Last Week.
CONDENSED from the Enterprise
An attempt of the prisoners to break
jail by saving through the bars was dis
covered and frustrated by Sheriff TEN
pleton on Thursday
Hon. Allan R. Joy is making a tour
of Fergus county, stumping for the re-
publican ticket in company with A. G.
! Murray of Missou]a county
A petition praying congress to open
the oates of the Worlds Columbian cx-
position on Sundays has been circulated
. and numerously sigrtd in this city the
past week.
John Work was over from Bozeman
the first of the week to arrange for rang
ing a band Of 600 sheep on Mission creek
The band was driven from Gallatin
county the past week.
Hon. w. f. Meyer, republican cand;-
date for representative, W. H Fcclman,
Esq, and N. X. Wilson, candidate fer
county superintendent OF schools. will
address the citizens OF Horr next Fritis
evening, October 2ist.
A grand entertainment consisting of
the cantata columbia, or America, -
supple mented by superb sword drill,
| will be given on the night of Columt bus
Day, next Friday evening, under direc-
/ tion Of County Super e1intendent Eva NJ.
Hunter.
c. S. II. fferlin has arranged with the
Calhoun Opera company, now in Chi
cogo, for a date in this city abon. Noyem-
Der lst. When the new opera house is
comp leted it is MIR. Heferlin's intention
to furnish the amusement loving public
with entertainments by the best class Of
comps mics now on the road
T. P. Mcdonald of Red Lodge, demo
town Tuesday. He finds it difficult
task to convince voters that he would
! make more efficient officer than O. E
Lamphear, the workingmen' candidate
nominated by the republicans for that
position. Mr.. Lamphear will in in the
race on November sth with hands
down"
Captain Shaw came down from Yellow
stone lake Friday evening where during
the summer he has been in charge Of
the steamer which is operated upon that
body of water. He reports the season
as profitable one to the company, a
large proportion Of the tourists to the
Park having INDUCED in pleasure ride
over the highest navigable body Of water
in the United States
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22
The Idols Game of Bunko.

In free trade Belgium, women, girls
and boys are worked in the coal mines.
Why? Because the wages earned by a
man are never more than about forty to
fifty cents per day and are not sufficient
to support a family, and the wife and
children must work or starve. The
average daily wages paid coal miners
in this country are $1.7o. The Demo-
Gratis want free trade Do you want to
work for the wages paid in Belgium or
any other free trade country? The
Mckinley bill has advanced the wages
OF workingmen in America, and the
Democrats are pledged to soneal 1t.
The total registration in Silver BOW
;r,o 1
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22
Cleveland VIII TRY to Dolce.

The trend CT the Democratic party j.
now clearly and unchangeablv fixed
the free trade direction. But after II
Clevcland's experience in 1s.o he Cal
see the danger of prematurely alarming
the country, and he will shrink from the
too bold avowal and application Of hi.
own doctrine during the campaign. The
Chicago declaration has aroused thf
country to u full sense Of what Demo
cratic success means. - Philadelphia
Press,
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22
Typical Democratic Statesmanship.

The latest scheme proposed for the
treatment of the tariff question by Mr..
Cleveland in his letter of acceptance is
to ignore it altogether. This is undoubt-
edly the simplest way out Of the dilenl-
ma. If the Democratic candidate should
try to step On the free trade plank adopt
ed at Chicago he would only put his
foot in it. Huntington (Vt. Free Press.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22

The Democratic campaign text book
admits that Mr.. Cleveland while presi-
dent withheld his signature from 524
pension bills Of which number 297 were
either vetoed outright or killed by d
pocket veto. 1t also admits that only one
other president ever vetoed a pension
bill, and that the total number of PEN
sion vetoes prior TO Clevtiaud was but
FIVE.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22
Notwithstanding the CRY that under

Notwithstanding the cry that under
protective tariff we cannot sell abroad
if wo do rot buy abroad, vet during the
last fiscal year we scld abroad nearly
Se03, ,0G0, 900 worth more than we bought
abroad. This was the excess in our fa-
vor which the foreigners paid us and
which we h.ye at home circulating
among Our pecp1e.-Governor Mckinley.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22

The Democrats give up their old theo-
les Of taxation and are ready to accept
ihe land tax scheme of Henry George
Or adopt the system Of direct taxation.
which Thomas jefferson declared too
odious and onerorls to be thought of ex-
cept in great national emergency
Governor Mckinley.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22

A military board has been appointed to
select site for EFT. Harrison at Helena,
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22

Ex-Presis.cnt Cleveland has not {, word
to say in his letter of acceptance in be-
half of tl.e proposition of the Democratic
platform for Il return to wildcat CURRENCY
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22

The democrats Of New York are ddsr
heartened over the uufavorsststa c,,sstss,aser
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22

HNHE PICKET prints as much
Il Feadtag matter rs any other
weekly newspaper In eastern Mon
! tana, and is especially valuable as
an advertising medium to home
| advertisers from the fact that its
columns are free from foreign ads.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22

A comfortable plurality for Harrison
in Iowa is assured,
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22

The total registration in Silver Bow
county is about 1900,
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-10-22

THE PICKET, makes = special
l. feature Of the news Of Red
Lodge and vicinity, and also prints
all the important news. OF the
county, state and nation. ! Sub,
scribe for it if yon. wfsh to Keep
posted On current events. ,y....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.
THE SEARCH FOR sMoKELEsS PowDER-THE
NEW CRUISER.

THE SEARCH FOR SMOKELESS PowDER-THE
NEW CRUISER.
Washington, March (Spccial).-The Army Ord
Office will endcavor TO secure from Congress
small appropriation for the establishment OF powder
laboratory at the Frankfort Arsenal. Philadc
phia. The fitting OF chemical laboratory such as
woud be required will not take much money. and
the small estimate which has been prepared Is to
cover the cost OF securing instruments aud means
by which the officers may experiment. with view
TO obtaining the coveted smobelcss powder. Captain
Fittman, a wellknown ordnance officer, has already
been assged TO the work Of organizing q system OF
examination AZ The arsenal. and has started in on
the work In Inc miniature laboratory that has been
fitted up there. This officer has had ample expert
ence in chemical work, having served assistant
in the laboratory established at Of the ordnance
arsenals fifteen years for the testing OF metals II
is the intention Of the ordnance officers to refer all
matters pertaining to smokeless powder that may
reach the War Department through It's various chan
nels Of information to Captain Pittman who will en-
dcavor to prosecute a systematic investigation and
development Of samples. The Army ordnance people
have far confined their inquiries TO the production
Of q powder suitable for small and the smaller
calibre field artillery The experiments WILL how
ever, be extended 10 heavy ordnance. so far as the
Army attaches at American legations in Europe have
reported to the War Department, there have been