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Evening star., 1895-05-27

On Capitol Hill, several new houses Convenient
to all lines. Beautiful outlook. 10-rooIn
bricks Ami. Ranging in price from $1,000 to
SIT 900 each.
Evening star., 1895-05-27

Handsome, 3-story bricks. Most desirable
houses on Columbia Heights. Ami Heated by hot
water Price. ST., 900 to $50, 600
Evening star., 1895-05-27
Pianos and Organs.
john r. Ellis & Co.,
03z Penna. Ave. INV.


Piano; left with us to sell; $110 cash; case as
good new.
One Steinway Square: good as new: cost 800;
will sell for SPAS: SO cash and S. per month.
One Chickering Square; just the instrument for
a beginner; So; So cash and 50 per month.
Pianos for -ent, stored, shipped tuned and
packed.
FL -6m,12 HUGO WORCl. 92f 9TH ST.
Evening star., 1895-05-27

UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS AT GREATLY
reduced prices on terms to suit buyer; before pur
chasing elsewhere give CALI before leaving
town for the summer send your piano to be
thoroughly repaired, polished and stored until
your return. G. L. WILD'S BROS & CO., 109
fth St NV. apl9-2m.
Evening star., 1895-05-27

Good and comfortable home 18th st. NV
above wv st. Brick stories AMI
Evening star., 1895-05-27
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR IE-SlS BED ROOM SUITE. si6; OAKEN
center table. Zoe: 50 gasoline stove and can, ST;
all been used months. S21 4th st. ne. my2I-2t'
FOR SAIE-PARrIES LEAVING CITY WILL DIS
pose Of the contents OF Il lately furnished six
room house very reasonably. Address Z,
Star office. my212ts
Evening star., 1895-05-27

FOR SALE-AT J. I. MOXLEY'S DRY AIR RE-
frigerator Works-Show cases and Ice boxes Of
every description; shelving, counters meat racks
and butchers and grocers' supplies; store and
Office fixtures in general always hand; goods
built order short notice and sold on easy
payments. send for catalogue. New factory,
466 Pa. ave. NV. my25-tf
Evening star., 1895-05-27

FOR SALE-FLOUR AND FEED STORE; BEST
locality in city, business from 81 600 to So 600 d
month"; good reason for selling. Address J. McC.,
Star office. my21 -3ts
Evening star., 1895-05-27

Renting for Si5 per month. Furnace heat. 0
room brick, stories and cellar. A: IN. !
Evening star., 1895-05-27

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at per cent interest: Special privileges
specially. TYLER l. RUTHERFORD,
ty3-tf 1907 st. n.w
Evening star., 1895-05-27

FOR SALE-WuAT EVERY FAMILY NEEDS
the Iron City dish washer AT Il. NJ. HAIR
ROVERS, +Ss 9th st. NV. Agents wanted.
my2I-3ts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
THURSDAY. JULY IS. 1895.
To-DAY.s MEETINGS AND EVENTS.

La Fayette Chapter, Masons, Masonic
Temple.
Virginia Lodge. K. Of p. Gatewood's
Hall. .,-...- ~,
Henderson Lodge. l. o. o. F. Toney 5
Hal.
Pawnee Tribe. 1. o. r.. NJ. Odd-felo"s.
Hall.
A. w. CHM Council Jr. o. L. a. NJ. Jr.
O. l.. a. NJ. Eall.
Davis Council Jr. o. u. a. NJ, Eighth
and Hull streets.
Iron Moulders' Union. Eagle Han.
ucnrico Council. II. A., Powhatan nan
Mccarthy Council. r.. A., Lee camp Han
Cynthus Grove, L. A. O. D.. CersIey .
Hall.
,dberal Grove, L. a. o. D., Druids' Han.
Monroe Grove. L. \. o. D. BelVidere
Hall.
stationary Engineers. Jr. o. U. A. NJ
Hall.
Jefferson Lodge. ]. o. C. r., Boze's Han
Soldiers Home Lodge. l. @. &. J., SOL
dicrs' Home.
Howard's Grove Lodge. I. Q. G. T.. Good
Tomplars' Hall.
81. Pafrick's Beneficial Society, twenty +
sixth and Grace streets.
Richmond Lodge. Il. i. q. T., tohcoIc'a
Han.
West-End Beneficial and Social Society
I,aube's Hall.
Stuart Horse Guard, New Armory, Elnih
and Cary streets.
Richmond Senate. No. 1l52, knights OF
Ancient Essenic order, ST. Adams Hail.
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regulate the subject. hut that II must be
controlled by the universal and inexofa-
bic law OF supply and demand.
That is the doctrine which Mr.. Holt
ehocld preach. whether IT Is fayorao'y
accepted or whether it is not. and ne
should tell tho people. what is the TACT
that silver has become too common for
the people TO tolerate the thought OF con-
Quoting their great transactions In II;
that II Is the proper metal for small
transactions, because gold is so precious
that IL cannot be vsed IN small coins. Hnd
that each government should have enough
silver money for the purposes Of change
and small retail transactions. which 1t
should always hold itself bound to re-
deem at its face value IN rOd. TINS
is the true doctrine. and this Mr.. Horr
should proclaim. although he were Kissed
for IT By nincty-nine men out OF every
hundred.
We see nothing in the propositions
which Mr.. Harvey announced on the hrst
day he should undertake to maintain
that calls for any extended comment
They are the propositions which all the
fiee-coiners always advance. and they
have been demonstrated thousand times
to be al war with every sound principle
or political economy and with common
honesty also.
Mr. Harvcy's idea IS that II great
many men have made bad bargains and
find themselves so loaded with debt that
they cannot conveniently pay out. the
physical power OF the government should
be introduced and force their creditors
TO release them from their debts upon
being paid one-haif of what is due by
them.
II Mr. Harvey would put his demand
into a claim that Congress should pass
a bankrupt law to free these people OF
their debts upon the surrender OF what
they have, we might have nothing to say.
But why he should insist upon disturb
ing the relations that exist between the
millions Of creditors and debtors. who
want no disturbance in their re-
lations. 10 enable those partlcu-
lar debtors who have made bad bargains
to rob their creditors. is a proposition or
which we can understand neither the
logic nor the justice. The great bulk or
debtors are men who are engaged IN ac-
tive business, and there Is not one of these
in one hundred who will tolerate the sug-
costion that a law shall be enacted
which will enable them TO pay their debts
with one cent less than they have con-
tracted TO pay. They arc creditors as
we'll as debtors, and the same rule must
be applied to their debtors as to them
selves. They would be cheated as well
as cheating, and the entire basis OF their
business would be overthrown But we
really have not the patience TO discuss
nonsense Of this sort.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
ADDENTISTS rs Conflicts.
Fined for Decorating Sunday and Now
Ont With the lhnin-Gnnr

CHATTANOOGA. July 17.-An interest
in Rhea county, East Tennessee, is cen
tered in the dealings OF the State with
sle colony OF Scycnth-Ddy Adventists in
the county limits. In the second trial
OF the Adyenfisis a few weeks since.
eight leading members of this sect were
found guilty of desecrating Sunday and
were fined
Although abundantly able. they refused
10 pay the fines. and all went 10 Jail on
work-house mittimuses which require the
prisoners 10 work out their sentences on
the county roads. The equivalent in SER
vice 10 the fines incurred make their
terms of Imprisonment range from sixty
to eighty days
To-day they were put TO work with the
county convicts on the public highways
Their first task is 10 assist in the build
ing OF bridge across the Pine river near
Spring city. After the completion of this
work they will repair the county roads.
Although associated with criminals OF
the chain-sanS they wear no chains.
The leader of the band is Il. X. Gillett,
one OF their elders In the village Of Grays-
vile. Elder Gillett is nearly seventy
years old. and a native of Batavia. y. Y.
re volunteered as a soldier In the civil
war, serving three years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
sHOUERs BENEFIT CROPS.
The Corn and Tobacco Growth Doing
Wcli-Thc Reports.

Following is the weather crop bulletin
Of the Virginia Weather Service Tor the
week ending Monday. July 18th:
I.NNChBURG. VA, July l5.-crop con-
dni0ns throughout thu entire state have
been considerably benefited by the life
growing showers which occurred during
the week Corn especially has shown a
decided improvement over It's standing at
the close Of last week, and with warm
weather will now make rapid growth.
Both sweet and Irish potatoes are re-
ported By a majority OF correspondents
as not being up 10 the average. IN ths
vicinity OF Tenth Legion, Rockingham
county. they are reported az being III
fCriOr IN size and about half a crop,
but the l5ter crop Is more promising.
In portions OF Prince George county the
cut-wOrm IS said TO be worse than ever
known before. and the yield or corn badly
damaged thereby. The wire worm is
also doing considerable injury 10 corn In
Charles City county. In some scattered
localities thrcshlng OF wheat has been de-
iayed by the rains, but generally II has
been progressing with various results.
some reporting the yield good and others
poor. Some farmers VIII be cutting spring
oats next week Peanuts are reported
small for the time OF the year. A large
average OF buckwheat is being seeded
In Floyd county. Dry weather mas pre-
vailed Ia tho nelshborhood OF Concord
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
SECOND COMING OF CHRIST.
Ministers VIII Assemble in Pittsburg to
study the Prophecy.

PITTSBURG. PA. July T.-Arrange-
monts are being made for convention
In this city for the study of the Bible
prophecies in regard to the second COM
ing Of Christ.
Rev. W. G. Moorehead. d. D.. OF Xenia.
Ohio. and Rev. W. j. Eardman. u. D.,
OF Philadelphia, have been appointed TO
correspond with prominent ministers, and.
If possible, secure their services.
Among those whose presence is desired
are: Rev. A. 4. Pearson. d. D., Of
Brooklyn, y. Y; Professor Sitter, Of
CrOzier Seminary: Rev. Dr.. Streeter, Of
New York. Rev. w. J. Eardman. Of Phila-
dclphia; Rev. DR.. Parsons, IF Toronto.
ont, and Rev. Dr. Goodwin, Of Chicago.
If a sufficient number Of these distin-
guishea gentlemen will accept invita-
tons 10 be present. to assure a two-Gays'
convention. with three main addresses
each day. the arrangements will be COM
pletei shortly. 1t is believed there IS
no chance for failure. as all concerned are
deeply interested.
a prominent minister. who is commit
ted to the doctrine that will be under
consideration, said yesterday we are
not ciassed as cranks, but hold a doc
trine which is gaining rapidly. II is
dNStilfl 10y one Dl TIE itdAiuE ministers
Of the Presbyterian Church that there
are at present five ministers committed
to this Interpretation Of the prophecies
where there was one ten years ago. Some
of the greatest minds OF the country are
in line on this subject. and We show this
in the convention, which will doubtless be
held
What we believe is simply this: a
thousand years before the final judg-
ment. Christ will come personally TO the
earth and inaugurste his kingdom of
Righteousness. At that time there Will
be a resurrection of all the righteous
dead. The resurrection Of the wicked will
not take place until the end OF the thou
sand years and then the final judgment
viii be held. Whether the Lord Will re-
main on earth during the millennial pc
Rod. We do not pretend 70 say"
When asked what was held in regard to
the final abode of the righteous. and the
eternal habitation Of the wicked. he said:
we do not know at least. at this time we
cannot understand what is written on
these points. That is one purpose OF
our meeting-to try 10 throw some
light upon what is now comparatively
dark TO us. However. wc arc all clear
as 70 the correctness Of the position upon
which We have declared ourselves"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

benefits to all men and not to Japanese
only. as she might have done. This was
great policy and promised immense
things for the new member of the fam
lily Of great nations. But Japan's prom
isc OF progress will not be fulhiied IL
she Is now going to turn all her mind
towards mllitarism Instead OF becoming
the great factor for spreading the bless
ines Of peace. commerce. and man.
ufactures amongst the hundreds OF be-
nighted millions in the East, she VIII
simply become the chief disturber OF
the peace to avert any forward move
ment that night grow out of other
sources. and to subject as much OF the
territory and population as she can to
her own, instead of the old conditions or
sUbjugation and practical slavery.
This extract from Japan's Official Jour-
nal does not promise well for Japan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

LEXINGTON. KY. July lI.-sNnaior
nllokhurn's chances for heine return,
% the United States senate were greg. is
strerethoned here to-day hy Dis decided
victory in the primary contest for can
iilates for the Legislature from THIS
eitv and county. although Doe had strong
opposition from eX-Governor MctfeafF'
the county.
Blackburn nominated all three Of bis
candidates which gives him "a big ma
iorty OF the legislative candidates SD iaf
nemlnatcl hy the Democratic primal
rfas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

- M, n speed test. 4 ne
da.sNs,. s,asd given was mluc - ,haf
si~bf 81 measured distances, II VI ,ar and
the board might tell cAictiy nj believes,
fast they were gong. Inc p, v'' mis- speed,
however. that the ship eNceecer sart that
and bases this belief on wv AZ sea
for thres hours the ship was OUT a. I've
and had no means OF rneasuien''r ovolu-
the ior She was making NOR when
lions during this sea tTlp ''''A
within measured distances .osent report
The trial upon when 'i,s ~ P'ai trial but
Is based was not an oiiiclai - dSnart-
merely n sea trial ordered by the wi a.
ment to learn what the snip Sou 81, M
uItler ordinary circumstance - o,Hrial
pia is contract ship, ana hdH 90 -. onn FOR
trial some time ago, esti',ss ON she was
the Union Iron Works, by Whon' ,.sentv-
built. Tie contract called LOT ,.,s was
knot ship. and a speed OF H.os kho'S "''9
The substance Of the report OF .re
olympia inspection board was MAJ ttsr-
bert. IL shows. for one thlNs' &,,eri-
Olympia has brOkel the record OF 60 4,
can men-Of-war and that no SUI
atlantic waters can equal heI sPe -,
dor natural draft. The reP9r i7ent OF
the board. lie says that all Of the eNOar-
lions and exercises prescribed Dt ne %
der creating the board We're carried ou,,'
he snip underwent q iul-spte" n". -,
graft steam trial OF four hours uniI
ton She developed 1875 knots spec.
During this trial every gun. bOth OF tiir
main and the secondary battery W.
fired. The trial az sea was sm0cti, WIN
wind light from the southwest. ING
minor deficiencies and defects found, Win
the recommendation of the board in 'ath
case, are noted on blank forms. Ihey are
unimpOrtant. and generally OF such ,h1i-
acter that they may be corrected by
the ships artihcers The general con-
d!tiOn of the ship as TO cleanliness was
found 20 Doe excellent.
IL Is said az the Navy Department that
the ship Is shown 10 be ready 10 nc out
almost Immediately for service IN Chinese
wa TORS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

How the Weather Bureau viii Give No
tice OF a Coming storm.

tee OF a Coming storm.
WASHINGTON. July with the OBJ
ject Of giving warning OF the approach
OF tropical hurricanes. as well as the se-
we're and dangerous storms that pass
across the lake region and the Atlantic
coast, the Weather Bureau has adopted
a special signal 90 be known as the hur-
ricane signal. IL will consist Of two red
flags with black centres, displayed one
above the other. The signal Will be ais
yiayai at all weather bureau offices
and wind signal display stations on the
Atlantic and Gulf coasts and the great
lakes, and az numerous nther points
at sea and lake ports and along me
scacOasts
In a number OF instances arrangements
have been made with steamship ana
steamboat lines 20 display the signal on
their vessels. Special efforts have been
pur forth 90 provide for the dissemination
OF the warnings in sections beyond 10
reach of tclteraphic communication.
along the South Atlantic and Gulf coasts
and the adjacent Islands, and ariang
ucnts have been made in many OF the
most exposed and thickiy settled of these
localities whereby tugs, plot boats rev g.
nue. cutters. or other steam t'4sti-
viii pass through the waters in the VIZ
ciuity displaying the hurricane signal Joy
day ana firing rockets by night, ana pio"-
ing their Whistles 20 attract attention
thereto. Among ihcse districts are Cal
weston Bay and vicinity. Mobile Say
and vicinity the West Florida coast rom
Tampa Bay south. ana the coasts ~
lands. and bays OF virginia, Nylli .!ir
south Carolina and Georgia. Inc htH
signals win also he displayed from inc
Frying Pan Shoals ighishlp OH Noitl
Carolina coast warnings being convey ru
tllther by q tug from southport y 4.
Chief Moore. of the bureau su-.-Dae9
storms are liable % cause destruc .ioh ar
raugcmeuts boz made ny Cltintn7 iof nis-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

From away out I'm Arizona comes 2
pleasant item of news A graduate OF
Richmond College lS1O-1D wlOfe tastes
and auutudcS were military. has recently
received medal for Distinguishing gall
lantrv I'm action in voluntarily leading "A
party into "a ravine, 90 dlslodee Indians
concealed therein. at Wounded f<uce
creek. South Dakota. December -. $780,
The name of this brave young soldier is
John q. Gresham. and Doe Is captain I'm
The Seventh United States Cavalry.
Nei0us Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
SEVEN SPRINGS IpON-ALUH Mas,

has endorsements by the hundred "a 10
its wonderful virtue as a curative A
CAGES OF Disorderei Liver and Stomach.
Indigestion. Loss CT Appetite. General
Depression. Female Complaints. sc.
II you need natural tonic to build
you up. try bottle OF the Mass.
The following letter. under recent date.
bears testimony as to The efficiency OF
the Mass.
Glade Springs va. May Il. iSgs.
Seven Springs lron-Alum Mass Com
pany:
Gents For the past seven years
have been III extremely poor health.
am naturally OF weak constitution. AMI
being at the critical period OK "a wosiau's
life, my hea.ln was almost gone. have
been constantly under the phvsiciar'4
care, and would De- confined 10 my bod
for months al time Nothing seemed
10 benefit me, and ! was advise! TO t.v
Seven Springs lrOn-Alum aIass. and after
using the Mass for sevor4f ,.eKs my
entire condition was wonderfully I'M
proved. i am DOW IN better healta saa
FOR years, and am stlu improving.
am confident that tho Mass afonD has
worked this change Tor when cammeac.
Ing its use discarded au other treat
ncnf / consider seven SPRINGS Mass
a blessing to weak women The Mass
mas also been OF great benefit 10 my
daughter. who is eleven years oil She
,.as unable 10 retain anything ~ conc.
ouence un0n her stomach. would snit
IN her food almost Immediately after
eating. After using the Mass Tor nearly
NO months. she was undoubtedly cursl
and now her health is excellent THIS
is a truthful statement from one who
certainly sympaihize Win weak Homsu.
Respectfully
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

No ship in the Atlantic Can Equal Her
Speed Under Natural Draft.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE report
OF the Government board on the recent
trial OF the Olympia has been received
here. and yesterday was read by the
Secretary OF the Navy. who was much
gratined with the showing made By this
vessel. The Olympia passed an excellent
inspection. She made 1876 knots, which
Il Is not considered as the maximum
speed OF the vessel. which has heretofore
exceeded twenty-one knots. the present
hAins mareiy . trial under ordinary air.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

After August list next, any Michigan
girl under eighteen years Of age want
ing TO get married. viii have to get the
written consent Of her parents. or have
her intended husband get 1t for her. "A
new law. goins into effect on that date.
requires that such document be filed
with the county clerk before the mar
rage license may be issued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

A discovery Of greatest interest to arch
biologists has just been made in heid
attached TO Court-Lodge Farm. at Da-
renth. in Kent. England. Excavations,
conducted with the assistance OF Mr..
Payne, +. G. A., the well-known kentish
antiquary have resulted In the exposure
Of one Of the largest Roman villas ever
discovered in that country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

The worlds record is claimed by the
Dirigo Hose Company. Of Ellsworth, Me-,
which the other day ran 30 yards TO
the engine-house, then 2s3 yards with
the hose-reel, coupled the hose to the
hydrant. and the nozzle to the hose-all
in one minute ore and three-quarter
seconds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

Mr.. Everett Parkinson left yesterday
to attend the Baptist Young People 5
Union Convention In Baltimore. He viii
fore ha returns houaA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

There being many wicked tongues at
work In a certain German town, So
ciety has been formed for the suppress
sion of scandal. Slanderous utterances
will be taken up and fought out. the
cost being betrayed by the society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

A New York milk dealer, charged with
adulteration, was dismissed by the magis-
trate before whom he was brought. that
official declaring that Justice should be
tempered with mercy" Therefore. milk
may be tempered with water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

There are eight hundred thousand more
widows than widowers in England. In
France. for every hundred widcwers there
are one hundred ana nlnety-four widows.
This is not a surprising condition Of
things.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

Darwin's theory Is strengthened by the
way some Of the free silverites monkey
with the financial question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

Baltimore has made every preparation
for the visiting Baptists except the or
dering out of the rain-makcrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

Theodore Roosevelt says that New
York, being the largest city in the coun-
try, ought 10 be the most moral. This
reasoning is more polite than logical.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

IL Is mighty hard TO find a politician
who viii remain a reformcr after the
election is over.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

The spell is broken. No new wars havo
broken out in the past forty-eight hours.