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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
SOCIAL MATTERS.

The friends OF Commodore Theodore d. W.
son. chief constructor Of the navy. win be mud
p.cased TO learn that hrs health n 90 much IN
proved bv his southern trip that he sxpec6 -
return to this city "Wednesday and resume NJ
duties In the bureau on the LIST prox- CommO-
do-e and Mrs. Wilson left here on the ID IN
s'snt and after spending two weeks st Ashs-
vile. y e.. went To Atlanta, Ga. 90 visit Mra
h. W. X Glover. a daughter pf Medical IL
rector c. l. Clebcrne OF the navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip 5. Steele gave dinnsr
on the 9th instant. celebrating the twenty-hrst
birthday Of their son. Morgan l.. Steele. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Huson. MrA
Morgan L. Stevens. Miss Charlotte 5. Steele
and Mr.. Jas A. Steele.
Miss Anna Tallenlire OF Indianapolis e. in The
CITY. The guest Of the Misses Curry, 1910 sth
street. northwest
Mrs. Richardson Clover gave a luncheon to-
dsy of = dozen covers in honor Of some Balti-
more friends. They were Mrs. lord. MrA
Victor smith. Mrs Black. Miss Sloan. Misc
Remington, Miss Jackson and Mr. Jenkina.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews. Mrs. John Poor Mrs
Langhorne and Miss Woodbury. wen, also pres-
emit The decorations Of the table were m
green and white. and the ladies found pretty
hst-shAped bonbonnieres at their places q
souvenirs Of the occasion.
Mrs. A. L. Barber and Mr.. lie Droit Barber
are At their home. Belmont. Tor a week. Her
daughters will come "Wednesday and Mr. Bar
Der on SATURDAY. Mrs. Barber hopes TO see her
ola friends Friday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Ben Frank is visiting her mother. Mr..
Shas Kaufman, prior TO q trip TO Old Point
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Butterfield Of Chicago
are spending few days with Mrs. sarah But
terrified a; 2OlS Hillyer place
Mr. and Mrs. f. b. cottrell gave Padercw-
SKI concert party last night in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles q. Dulin.
The announcement on the programs that MIR.
Bulkiey VIII serve as usher at the coming Yale
ulee 'iuo concert Is incorrect. The charitable
anairs that have been planned for early April
viii be without his assistance owing 10 a..
recent death of his brother
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JUST WHAT TT MEANS.
The Real Cause OF . Cold Explained end
How Easy II IL to Stop IL Every Time.

Nothing II more common at this season Of the
year than theexpression 81 have . bad cold" but
It means something far more serious than n gen.
orally supposed. II means that the person who has
taken cold Ia In q bad state Of health. whys Be-
cause person in good health easily reslsts cold.
But let the health nag little. let the stomach be-
come deraneed. let the nervous sy stem get out of
order. and chill Ia easily taken, goes TO the weak
spot and q cold IL the result
Now, OF all causes OF cold probably fatigue or
WEAKNESS Is the most general A tired man who
comes home at night from long days work or Q
weary woman whose household duties are wearing
and tearing are the common victims OF q cold. II
10 serious, because every time fresh cold ID taken
the body h made weaker. 90 that grip. pneumonia,
consumption and other wasting diseases ma IN
easy foothold.
But you ask, how shall colds and their danger.
Gus results he prevented. There n only one " Az.
Keep the blood in healthy circulation, the stou-
ach In good working order and the nervous system
strong and active To do this q pure strmulans
must be taken. preferably. pure whiskey. There
are many so-called whistles In the market bus
there Il only one pure medicinal whiskey and that
10 Dunys pure malt The very fact that n b %
strongly Recommended by physicians professional
men and women. as well rs BY thousands OF people
who use d ~ q means of keeping healthy and well,
proves this- Do not be induced " try any so-caed
but inferior, whiskey, which your drueRsf OF
grocer may recommend, insist upon RetffnR yhat
you aak for. There h nothing else thss can oooo0.
pat1A ne eAme on3oc1
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOR sALE-cHANCE FOR RUILDERs-A BLOCK
Il Of lots in square opposite KENDALL GREEN, o
frontage of feet by depth Of 90 feet tenfoot
alley. Only SOC per square foot: terms 70 Ii one
Of the best sections OF the northeast. III IS. J.
FISHER CO.. 1924 st. NV mh25-6t
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TO PLAY BY ELECTRICITY.
A Novel Arrangement ut st. Alphousu
Church in Baltimore.

A Novel Arrangement at St. Alphoususs
Church in Baltimore.
The application Of electricity a. Q motive
power for ringing church chimes will shortly
be introduced in Baltimore. Next sunday the
new chimes Of St Alphonsus' Church, Park
avenue and Saratoga street, which we're placed
in position last fall will be rung with the AID Of
electricity, instead Of by means Of the old
fashioned levers, As at present.
The lever arrangement for a laree set OF
chimes has long been considered clumsy and
ANTICIPATED. An electric keyboard, having
wires connecting with the chimes, was devised
in New York some time ago and successfully
operated there, and il was determined 10 adopt
the new system at 81. Aphonsus'.
New York firm has had men at work for
several days making the change. An electrical
keyboard, somewhat resembling that Of
piano. has been placed in the choir gallery, and
at this the operator will sit. Formerly be was
compelled TO climb into the steeple TO reach the
bell levers. The improved arrangement viii
cost about S300.
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A Daring Bank Robbery.

The Caney Valley Bank at Caney. Kan, w.
robbed late yesterday afternoon and $4,000 -
cured by the robbers. The job is said to have
been done by two men named Starr and New
comb. the former OF whom is fugitive from
justice. A posse has started after them. No
one was hurt during the robbery, which oc-
Cured when the streets in the vicinity were
crowded with passersby.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOR sALE--FINE PROPERTY IN ANAcosTIA:
One l0s,,ion 10 800 fsss s,s u , ,Hs9@. IT.
'@ %hsTs blouse C. Bo! 81 AS SON :-
's.Sl: I. 500 Y S.i ESS cheap G
EOK sALE-A CHEAP HOUSE on AZ s.w !;
Il S,iek;7 rooms m lot li RSep .llsy CIV Only
mhsJ3. pa fth st. sw
EOR sAIE-A NICE FRAME HOUSE on ST.
Il s.v.;S rooms MI lot 15Isoi alley %. 500
mhe5-a. PA 7th St. :w.
LpOR sALE-BARaAIN II TAKEN NOW BEST
room on9f5a on .res oi East Capso io
runs through to North Carolina ave. OWNER, on
t,oR sALE-A PRESS BRICK HOUSE IN WEST
Il washington on ST. between 2srh and Both SITS.
lot are rS1s and house IN pefeet order mt rs
q cost of 81 600; II rooms and bath room Will be
sold at figure which viii make It an o sJseIlsnt bar
mh25-3t 1903 PENN. ave. NV
Foe sALE1s4; 200 ". WILL BUY o9M Y
mh253s 925 st NV.
bTcf d1sns lilo 10Th It INV NV lot is,11s4 to
alley will be sold for ss 500 6i-v.,,
L'OR sALE-A NEW HOUSE; HAS SIX ROOMS
and bath; on lth st s. e near B; house is nicely
iences herdcs pass the door very ehesp at $3.50;
small Ssh payment; Fes. monthly II desired Apply
C'OR sALE-THREE NICE LITTLE NEW HOUSES
Il in the near 81 street; they have six rooms and
bath Just the thing for man on small salary the
rest monthly
hesitate about calling il you want to get one
have been sold the others won't be there long RUSH
CO.. 6l5 ST. W, Room 4. nh25-3t
LrOR SALE-A THREE-STORY AND CELLAR
Il house on G ST. Sc be-. lst and % sJs. has
rooms and hath lot 19x1l0; delightful house 10
cation excellent: only short distance from Capt.
$1,000 Rush CO.. 6l5 F st. NV. Room 4.
mh1:1-3t
EoR sALE-A CHARMING HOUSE IN VERY
H. ave. house three stories and cellar; has 9
rooms and bath heated by furnace: price. $4,000.
Apply for permit to RUSH K CO.,
nnZo-'i 6lo T II. nv Room f.
EOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE ON
9TH ST. near has seven rooms and bath
TINS property Is in splendid neighborhood convenient
70 cars and within few steps of beautiful stan
Park cheap at 81. $50. Call fo- permit. RUSH &
CO.. 6l5 St s.w-. Rooms. nh2.j-3t
EOR SALE-CAN GIVE PURCHASER CHOICE
Il of three new houses p st. Dupont Circle.
ton Of gas fixtures contains 10 rooms. bath, cellar
and laundry, lot % feet 10 paved alley.
THEO. A. HARDING.
Ohio Bauk building,
mh2o-3t 18th and G SITS. n. W.
E'OE SALE-ONE OF TIE HANDSOMEST COR
4 houses in Mt. Pleasant; lot 80 by 80. with
fine stable: house contains 10 rooms and is complete
home. For full particulars and permission 10 inspect
premises apply to THEo. A. HARDING.
Ohio Bank building,
mh25-3t 18th and g SITS W.
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TzrrRn Nor HIN
In the backwoods. but ere conven-
tently situsted on the rstlrosd- Then
there are plenty Of people ss WEST
END PARK and KENsINGTON. some
Of whom come in 70 once every day,
have beautiful building s1tes a. both
q thess places and am sslling them On
&c.,: SsreA 3. Ell SaY"'". S'"H f~
ID; n. Corr. 7O6 8rnSr. N. w
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INOR SALE-HOUSES-
II sacrifice. 1853 St nv north side. 3-story ard
cellar ii rooms and bath all mod imps lot 2ox91
- soG ia side bet 5th and 6sb 3.sory and cellar
brick b rUosnS aud bath prise. $50
West Eckinxton. story s-rooIn bricks. 4 rooms
deep a m-i lots 2Oxs0 TO alley price. each. $1,000.
nice a 3OQ T. 7. KAISER.
Rooms and 9. Aslsntic building.
Hh25 o0o IT. n. v.
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EOR sALE-BY J. F. wAaaAMAN,
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT BROKER,
700 14TH ST. NV.

SNa
mantels open 6replacss and every modern improve
Of q Il. ns.
tionL Library and cable cars; prices. IS. $50 to
I9E oo sAdE N a brick stores
lines; all permanently well rented.
FOB sALE-very chsaP-for $500; within two
houses.
FOR sALE1s27. 500; on New Hampshire ave y
square from Dupont Circle; very handsome brown
stone and brickfront residence ~ rooms all in per
feet condition.
FOR sALE-For s45. 600; one of the finest corner.
in and cherry lot asHia4. With aTSe s.abe. ' e
FOR sALE-Great bargain for s1e. 600: beau.i full
corner residence well built handsomely finished and
papered throughout
FOR sALE-cHIAP HOMES; several decided bar:
and on easy terms.
FOR SAILING are also offering some cheap
bocF Of 200 So #, Of eround on s ST. e1tendes
that suedv,des to great advantage and within one
ground sells for many times our price.
Afrontase of 200 #. on 9Th ST. n W. near Florida
Three valuable economical corners in highly i'm
proved square big chance tor builders.
FOR sALE-MORRIs ADDITIoS-Buv a lot at
present prices and You will save and make money.
We call special attention to this property aording
an excellent opportunity for Investment and cheap
homes; lots 25xl1 L. NJ, 18th and 18th n.
IL minutes walk from car lines and directly
build JNO. F. WAGGAMAN
mh3 I'm 100 l4th st. n. W.
E'OR sALE-TwO SQUARES FROM THE CAPT.
to-three beautiful Groom houses: brown stone
and press brick bay window fronts cleo
trio bells and lighting: speaking tubes: handsome
cabinet msntes: concerted cellar; furnace; PANTRY
and a. IN. i. easy terms Apply to
OWNER,
mh131m 400 N j.
L'OR SALE-THE FINEST SITE IN THE CITY
y for an apartment house; on st. NV. opposite
Franklin Park: ~ IT. 4 I144 it, to Soft. alley
improved by three 4story b. houses and stables in
Apply to DR.. d. NJ. OGDEN, Executor.
mh13lms 1924 st. n. ".
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALE-6-RooM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE;
y 20ft vide: south front; 2-story and cellar; lot
20x1O to alley 81 500 small cash payment and part
Of balance ct ~ month without interest; house on
II Ut. n. O., Trinidad. SMITH G JEFFORDS
mh2or1 Sl1 llth ut. n "
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EOR sALE-THREE NEW BRICK AND STONE
front houses north Of Dupont Circle; contain nine
rooms and bath each heated by furnace: we can ocl
these houses for %. 500 each on easy terms.
McLACHLEN BACHELOR
Cor. 10th and q sta y. ".
offer new three-story brick dwelling ON st. near
n; H. ave. NV. ct . special price 70 effect quick
10 heated by furnace; II finished natural wood has
handsome cabinet mantsls; In handsomely papsred
and wired for electric gas lighting.
Lot 22xlO0 70 wide alley.
For fuu paEttculags call upon
-, xaIAozI5& g. / iG sA ~ g 5
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fine business property in the suburbs: already
established and in excellent running condition both
winter and summer. pubic telephone and post ONCE
right in the store. Good for selling. Lot is
Sihx26ln3o feet fiat iron SHAPED; dwelling over
store contsins 10 rooms attic and cellar; heated by
latrooes; range with hot water; excellent water
Railroad station directly opposite the store.
Price for the whole. S12. 600
Terms u suit Part be paid in monthly INSTALL
ments. magnificent opportunity for two bright
young men To take hold Of a GOOD thing.
See US, We have exclusive control.
b. II. WARNER CO..
mho3-5t ole 81 n
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NOTARIES PUBLIC

COMMISSIONERS Or DFE3S AND NOTARY
" pubic tor all states an ] serrtcrless SPECIAL
by r. IA. EVANS. once IbAsc;g-n) 1921 \ 81
Always n Once ofhce hours. sasu
(,oMMTsSIONtR OF DkEDs FoR NvFEY STATE
Saad territory. No-ary and L. ;. Con issioner
oc.ss join p. bEkLI. 1871 st NV
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PERSONAL

A MAC.EIs OF Tah oilEATE ~ tstt-ut.rANCI.
n 20 whom II concerns T. s.-.nsscal rates Tor
gents iest-lf gsrfn-uts
mics JtsrB's Old STAND. ola ~ 81. NV.
INVOICES QCICKLN AND Q-TELLT pKo-
Dcur~d by hrst-ciss attorney -Nld~nrr surui-f'--f
hN exrs-t detective, CONFIDENTIAL. LANNfR. Bon
25l. kichufond. Va. ruh2l-las
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
- and answers. Sea4 To-.
:. ". FLYNN. \. " ivy Institute
mh2-1m' Southwest cor. Sth ana n 81 r "
a UTHOKiZEp PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
IA Communications promptly attended, 20. coaa fel
tsal- OtHce open a.! hours Best rsereaces M
WILLIAMS. Manager. 10 nv. Established lsSl
dian
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NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
] to 16O'Brien's court.
b n. 4r-.-..--S2D.OO 600
1908 to :sOc,7 z st, bh.
ea III ito to PIG, Boundary y"
81. b h. Ar. all 16, 800
2024 TO :20{2 Boundary
81. b n. Ar. sll..--15. 200
90} II st. IN. 1r....12.O 900
1:SS2 l st, I h. 5r. 200
1919 81. b h. mi. Or. 6. coo
7 1853 and 81 20tn st. D
h. Or. each.-....-.6. 500
2129 Va ave. fh. or. g. $50
l to 6. alley bet NJ and
y. L. h 10 SITS. 900
l14lS 18th st. fin. IRE. coo
1873 to AL Prather's
alley. b Il. 4r...-....6. coo
1l23 10Th st. b b. Or.
and > houses In rear,
Ar each. 600
20l3 = st, I'm, r....5, 900
s:3. S:&o I'D st. b b.
or. each............4. 800
lScs and 1874 Sth 81,
bh. IN i, Or ...-..-4. 400
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EOR SALOON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
L me re new homes ut Lakeland. Nd
Two 81 200 cottages, trs S20cash and $50 per mo.
Two 81. 90 $50 cash and $50 per mo-
Two - oJUcottages. Sto 10rs. $40 cash aud S45
All Of the above cottages convenient
fences. ont ouldngs SC. lots that l5 600
feet of ground. Lakelsnd is situated eight miles from
Washington the Wash. branch of the b. o. r. X :
also the line OF the proposed boulevard and
post office. schools churches &c Commutato tickets
to Wash only ia cents each way. Apply to EDWIN
A NEWMAN. Owner. 1889 X st. NV, from 70 10
m. or 2. IN. at Lakeland. Inquire tor T. j. CABLE.
Supt. mh1-3m
EoR sALE-ELEGANT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE;
BEAUTIFUL GROVES AND LAWN
One block from ststion.
Either OF IL acres of ground.
College. school and church
mhlO-1m JOHN o. JOHNSON l. CO., el7Fst
Tor sALE-HoUsEs AND LOTS AT COLLEGE
Il PARK. miles out.
Lots 5ox2OO feet al $500 and s4oo
Houses Tor e. 800 and upward.
| COLLEGE AND MILITARY INSTITUTE, SCHOOL
AND CHURCH.
Cheap fare, only &c. a trip.
mh10-lm JOHN o. JOHNSON & CO.. el7 st.
DOR sALE-GooD FARMS AND FARMING
II LANDS within radius Of p miles from Wash
ington. D. c. improved and unimproved; SlO to &25
per acre. Apply TO J. v. n. HUYCK, l505 Pa ave-
P. o. Box 4a6. Washington. d. {. mh3
CHoR SALE-HoUSE, EIGHT ROOMS. BATH.
attic and cellar overlooking city; street cars
large lot fruit trees Call address T. j. PUT
NAM, 53 Franklin St. Anacostis- mhl5lm.
LoE sALE-BRoOKLAND, SOUTH BROoKIANp
Il Metropolis View and vicinity property. Now Is
the time to purchase for safe investment.
GRACE NJ. THOMAS,
mh14-lm 100 Corcoran building.
Evening journal., 1893-08-09
MADISON SQUARE BANK CLOSED.

Failure Of the Big New York Bank Due
to the Refusal of st. Nicholas Bank
TO Clear Checks.
NEW York, Aug. 9.-The reports that
the Madison Square Bank on Twenty
fifth street. would not openito-day sent a
great crowd of depositors to the institu-
tion to day to get their money, if possi-
BILE. They were disappointed as notice
was posted to the effect that the bank
was closed.
The suspension was due to the refusal
of the ST. Nicholas Bank. the banks
clearing agent, to clear the banks checks
any longer. it having been learned that
the capital of $500, 900 had been i'm
paired about $50, 200.
The st. Nicholas at once sent word to
all clearing house banks of the action
taken. An examination by clearing
house officials showed an impairment of
the amount stated.
This was caused by the steady drain
Of deposits amounting to 81, 900. 900 in
two months. The bank still owes de-
positors about 81 900, 900.
The banks assets are said to be per-
fectly good and sufficient to pay deposit
ors In full
Evening journal., 1893-08-09
THE COMBAT WITH M'KINLEY
WHO WILL CROSS SWORDS WITH
THE TARIFF KlNef

Strong Indications OF the Nomination of
NeaI,Who Forced the Chicago Delegates
to Adopt the Famous Tariff Plank Sub
stitute.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 9-The Democracy
of Ohio is almost ready to name the man
who is to cross swords with Governor
Mckinley in the great CUBE rnatorial fight
that is sure to be wa ged, with, perhaps,
even great er vigor than in the last cam
paign, when ex Governor Campbell went
down before the victorious Champion Of
Protection.
Who that man is to be IS yet un.
certain. The arrival of Lawrence 7.
Neal last night has infused greater
strength into the friends who are cham
pioning his cause. The Neal adherents
we're out in force to-day and claimed to
have gained recruits from une expected
quarters.
There is great complaint that the
hidden hand business is at work k and that
the national administration has Joined
it's powerful forces with those Of ex-
Governor Campbell to down the sturdy
little man who stood up in the Chicago
Convention and forced the delegates to
adopt the famous tariff plank substi-
tute, he offered.
This morning those who are supposed
to be Cleveland adherents authorized
a denial of this story but it is plain that
to have free silver mau as the candidate
would disappoint the administration.
Cleveland's message has greatly EN-.
barrassed the leaders, but it has stiff
ened he backs of the sound money men
an it is all but conce ed that free
silver plank will have no place in the
platform, although the convention wi 4
not 60 as far as to declare for the single
| standard.
To day it is still Neal sgainst the fell
with the chances in his favor by M
means diminishing. Efforts are being
made to bring over to Meals side tina
faction allied to Campbell. Thus fa
there has been no great bitterness dis
played. The Neal men are so confden
that they say. they will begin painting
the town after the first ballot.
Evening journal., 1893-08-09
VIRGINIA DAY CELEBRATION.

Senator Daniel. Was the Orator of the
Day-Kniehts of Pythias Also Cele-
brate-Japanese Fireworks.
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Virginia Day at the
fair was celebrated by natives of that
Home Of Presidents" to-day. Music
and addresses composed the ceremonies.
Senator ohm w. Daniel delivered the
principal address. He will be given a
reception this evening at Mt. Vernon
House.
The Knights of Pythias also celebrated
the day at the fair by q parade through
the Plaisance and the principal
avenues of the grounds Appropriate
ceremonies incident to the brotherhood
were held in Music Hail.
The Izaak Walton House was dedicated
this afternoon by the Chicago Fly Cast
ing Club.
The first display of Japanese fireworks
was made from the south end of the
Wooded Island this afternoon and to
night the Japanese will try to surpasi
the grand illumin ations heretofore giver
by their American cousins.
Professor Chogo delivered lecture Ct
Japanese art in the Agricultural Hal
assembly room
Gilmore's band and the other band
gave the usual concerts.
Evening journal., 1893-08-09
BRIDGE APPRoAoH TRouBLE.

President Candy OF the Park Commission
says Obstruction Is Hut Temporary.
The men who have been working
themselves into a sweat over the park
approach 10 Washington street bridge
can now go of and fan themselves.
Aa EVENING JOURNAL reporter called
on President Candy, Of the Park Com
mission, this morning and received posi-
tive assurance that the commission Is
placing no unnecessary obstruction In
way Of getting to and from the bridge on
the north end. The action that has been
taken he considers conducive to public
safety and as soon as the work Of grad
ing has advanced to a stage which justi
fes the step the road across the park
will be thrown open for travel.
"What do you think Of the Levy
Court resolution adopted yesterday
asked the reporter
"They have no authority over that
land. II Is vested by Law in the Park
Commission. Whatever we do is on our
own responsibility. We have no
unkindly feeling toward the Levy
Court and will try 10 so arrange the
matter as to be agreeable all Gound.
think the Levy Court acted under a mis-
apprehension. < have no doubt that
everything can be arranged satisfac
torily.
1.-The officer is still stationed thereg
eyes" but proba ly tomorrow or some
other day in the near future arrange
ments viii be made by which We car
dispense with him. have not receive.
the Communication from the Levy Cour
aud consequently have not called meet
| ing An officer is necessary there while th
carts are hauling dirt from Eighteenth
street At present II IS almost i'm
pa.sable across Fighter th street. Tn
commits ion has no idea Of keeping th
public from crossing park lands on tn
boulevard They are to grad
the land. Let them do It. Whe
they have put it in condition fo
public travel we will put fences alon
the sides and there will be no furthe
trouble. The curved road to Washing
ton street was never intended to be pei
manent
"What do you intend to do with th
triangular piece of park land cut of b
the boulevardf
"The North Side Improvement Con
pany wants us to.pl mt trees on It an
make it a beautiful little park for Il
q boulevard My idea is to sell it and a
l ply the proceeds to park improvements
Evening journal., 1893-08-09
NO FILlBUSTERING NOW.
ANTl-slLVER MEN AGREE NOT Tc
coUNTENANcE 1T.

Aud Ifa Few Rabid silver Men Attempt
Obstructive Tactics During Discussion
of the siiverQuestion, Closure WIN BE
Called For.
WASHINGTON. Aug 0-The House ad-
journed over til Thursday, and to-day
is one Of caucuses. The silver men are
in consultation and they invited all
friends Of silver, irrespective Of their po
litical leanings. to consult with them.
The Democratic Senators are also in con
sultation.
The Democrats In the Senate. will,
without doubt, insist upon their right to
lead In all measures in reform and will
resent, as they did yesterday, any effort
Of the Republicans TO originate vital
points Of policy.
The anti silver men have about
reached an agreement with their op
ponents / } the House that no flibusterine
will be countenanced, but that the silver
question will be promptly discussed. A
few Of the more rabid silver men may
attempt obstructive tactics, but there IL
no doubt large majority Of the Demo
Gratis would petition for closure II OBJ
struetions we're placed
Evening journal., 1893-08-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The three -masted schooner Barry S. Lord.
wharf OF the Charles Warner Company.
The baseball team composed OF police
men have accepted a challenge OF the letter
carriers club and will play at the Front and
Union street grounds on August IL.
Frank Traubt. aged 10 years, of No, 100
Walnut street, was slightly injured last even
ing by being struck with a bullet from .
small air guu in the hands OF Frank Luby
another small boy.
After quarreling with member OF th'
household. Annie Sinet. Of No. 2if Orang'
street, took dose OF laudanum yesterda,
afternoon. Her life was saved by the effort
OF DR.. J. +. Y. Blocksom.