SPECIAL NOTICES. RUSSIA AND CHINA MADE MAJOR GENERAL FINANCIAL. FINANCLAId. Cash.- ash for r stock of frnialhing.. shoves. clething. etc. jy19-4tf SALI BEHREND, Frednia Hotel. Garden Ft. A Declaration of War by the Former Ohafee's Rank to Be ommnnmin Very Reckless Hose, 6%c. per An Irislhman, ee one ltetto, grade at higher prices. We are Dot coo- the of who had been Saturday, July 21, fne.l to, any particular brand. but buy the beat In Would Alter Conditions. With Me Comman hanged. having been asked how his father died. -Li THE- the n.rk.-t for the muhoey. Give us a trial. Ii 4b tha eluded admitting the fact: "BSore. thin. my l14 1,112F & CO., Ruiser toods, 511 9th at. n.w. father, who was a very reckless man. was Jst j.1*-7St.6 atandin' on a platform barasgaing a mob. when a LAST DAY in a New Front OUR TROOPS WOULD BE WITHDRAWI part of the platform suddenly gave way, and he to secure stock in this Put SATITACTIOI AT TE BLC fell and thin it was hi neck company It will Inre..se your business this fall- through, found that -AT give Yem a tter Ir.d..w show. etc. This was broken. ba _air busines. Estiuates and plans fur- 'Iat was reckless of him, but It is altmost as recklem $6.00 GEl6. W. V RIIET, 5'.l 10th t. 'Phone 17A6-3. of How the Provisions of the Law muy4-3t-7 Appointment Special Diplomatic Fully worth par. which is $1o per When youwant acarpenter Agent Discussed. Are Met. To Sell Wheat share. Its well to know just where you can snl and ret an Xpsrt mec-hanie. Itenember mnr address. The Thebharge will always he resonabl. Opportunity of a J. F. Tt:RTN & SoIN. 1=28 16th st. & 1tu07 K St. NO Don't my019-3trn.T CHANGE OF PLAN COUNTING THE MARINES Lifetime. ""a* put"tio for exe" It! For full information apply immediately to "The e-kLng. When yo-u want an enjoy- Do able nwal try the regilar Break- The point of special interest in the Chi- The President today appointed Brigadier Gerald M. Fennell & Crown"9 fat. 7 t, 10 a-m.. 25c.; reguiar nese situation this is the threat- Co., 4 to 4 35. morning General A. R. Chaffee, United States vol- It tuneIr. ptm., ened Buy lIankcrs. Lt iNH AND 1'FE, 51 11th at., bet. E and F. declaration of war against China by unteers, who is to command the American 11 BROADWAV. NFW Y,-RK. r -6 0 j6-29-l Russia on account of the frontier demon- in a CORIt.KlhS "TmlIT. 10itSTON. military forces China, major general on N strations, independently of the action 01 of volunteers in order that his rank should Breaks jYl9-3T-4. e4 i-It -R B.1"--. CHICAGO. A Comfortable Office. 0---- Cool, the other T-his as Then sell on o -11,0n0< and ath- Ylou may bare a o4 ,.tlti-e toy rent-gn; an elec- powers. government yet be commensurate with his proposed com- storks the bulges. Our free book trie fan for $2 % rnenth up. or by ptrchasing one possesses no information as to the intentior mand. This action was received with great explains bow. Send for it. Money Loaned e. '-t;o;" ,n ea, tm.nthly pIyments. 20 styles. of Russia. or the accuracy of the reports satisfaction at the War Department and ,24Onress.fnt. On Furniture p"', - from St. Petersburg. The Russian charge in official circles where General c 0------.at lI.wst Nat'i Electricail Supply Co., generally, Howard,Crosby&Co. 620Wall st...New fork. rate, 1423 New York ave. 'I'hone 533. who saw Secretary Hay this morning, could Chaffee is held in high esteem. He is con- It give no information on the subject. 'I Rot.ZtI jy1'i-Ifod____ sidered by his brother officers one of the 1 ctial. re ovs o Books Cut to Cost War Would EndCo-Operation. most capable and thoroughly equipped sol- Ite I diers . IrI-sa to clear out handled and If war is openly declared between Russia In the service. Although General WHERE THE Security Loan shopworn Co.,W"rd... (br. I"h I r. elitions: and China it will materially change the as- Miles recommended that Major General 1o0.-.. b -ok...... , .. 5c. pect of affairs. According to the best avail- Bates. now in the Philippines. be assigned DOLLARS COUNT. W. B. lHibbs & 21' and o c. books...... loe. In a savings bank small deptolats son Co., and able authority, it would speedily put an to the command of the troops in China, he - count into ibalances. It's no hard- $1 h mAs...... 15,. 25,. - up big BANKFIAt & RRKWERS. J1eliN 4-. PARKElt. 619 end to the operations of the allied forces is well pleased with the promotion of Gen- ship to put away a small portIon of your TTIf._ - and eral Chaffee. is recommendation was earnings hem weekly or umnthly. inasmuch as the United States has not de- while it can always be called ulu.n, ItIs Members New Vork Stock Eachaags, We Work "," Play! clared war against China, and does not in- made on the ground that the services out of the way of dribbling out. Its let us the irst in to. a repair yor homika tend to do so the information called for required an officer of the rank step economy open whl-youre away on vacation. 9 upon meager sarings account. Interest paid on dt- 1419 F Street. l'ono 131:. 511 9'111. now in our possession. Our troops would posits. jyl 43.1 probably be speedily withdrawn from China UNION SAVINGS BANK. 12 F at. jy19-15l Coaresporendts of N NEITI4' TI WIYNKle4LIIERS F TIlE WASH- should there be a declaration of war be- LADENIURG . Ti ALIA & 03., INGTON IAIAN ANtI T1W.T COMPANY. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. de-46d The thirty-se-nd regular quarterly dividend tv.een Russia and China before further de- New York. of r and e-half per cent on the apiltal st-a velopments draw us deeper into the entan- AONW'NTANTS...... Page 4 .f this et-npany will be paid August 1. 1!k.. gleno~rnt. It is said that under conditions AMUSEt11ENTS...... I'age 12 10 Cts. a whet' lavidend checks will be mailed to So For Share ate-kholders of address. The bnoks oif actual open war there would be no place ATTOltNEYt...... 'a. II treairy stock In a Clorard, mining company r4-gstered for nur in China unless we were twning sc-ral claims, with 5.55, feet the ftr th- transfer of stock will be closed fronm July troops AU("TION SAIES...... Page 5 rain rein .f the along 23 to August 1t%.. b..th dates inclusive. parties to the hostilities, and that. there- district. Steck full paid ae 1. itUSINIEM CH ANCES...... Page 4 ren-as a lde. N-. lera.nal liability. Nothing st-ckholder. wh,. have changed their address fore, if Russia and China should go to war CITY ITEMs...... 'age 12 verstur-o cat the anomnt pay tiln previius dividend will pl1se notIfy the on an a-count of our our would You for the stort. PAIIK own, troops A WATE R-HAUL. Ot'NTRY I t..Itfl...... PageD 4 We bar a vein 2. feet w !a--. -e feet of which *'htnpany. ANIlt'W Elt. be withdrawn and the two nations at war rItn .11'r $5. a .n r sdind ia crtde state. 3t Treasurer. (t'WNTItY ItEAL ESTATE...... 1Pge 4 r jy17 be left to fight it out between themselves. The Chicago End of the Kansas Cit ySeine Promises Bad Luck for the 'I his or.- 1t-e,'reri tIre itn one. It will be opened Ieenuse we Inn to get It is the iIEATl S...... 'age 7 at a depti of 2.1.-s frt br a tumnel. Power- age said that only contingency under Fisher men. re n- oral drills Busy ev ry jos ,ut on time promuised which we would maintain an army in EI'CATIONAL...... P.C. 11 W willa. n ter in opratla. and in Esti The great r-, us of anilions shape pro-mised. China. with such a c.ndition of war exist- EXCUIttIONS,...... Iage 12 of sto.tpping It.gt Printers. Iaes free. FINAN(IAL ...... 3 too of ore aloe tintnel ivet Every dollar ing. would be the developmont of a state of Page from th" sale of this twsryr st-k is t., he used III4.L~ & WA...ACE. Printes. 1107 E ST. facts which would compel us to de- Flt EXCIANGE...... re 4 in the deir-lpnt-nt f tlw No salaries J17-lt COL. A. S. DAGGETT NO SELECTION YET MADE will I- ipr.- rty. etare war against China that would be FOltEIGN 1'USTAL SEIVICE ...... 're 11 Mi --cpt I-t atul min-r on the gromnd. TO For ltilutrated hoklet EN"R.tAN4E TIlE ine establishment of the fact that our min- F- it RIENT ...... send lastal or call at the (Flat-) 'age 4 * fle- orf the crmpanry. Maurice ister at Pekin had been murdered, and that I'Olt REENT (houses)...... age 4 SiEtt Engraving the Chinese was COMMANDER OF THE FOURTEENTH l.AN('A MINING AND RE3UMO1N Joyce government responsible POSITION OF FIRST ASSISTANT POST- of a and he named General FORt RENT "ices"...... ag 4 for the murder. If this should become es- major general, ('s)NVAAt* 1411 G~ ST. N. W. Company ON ITS WAY TO CHINA. Hates for the reason mainly that General Filt IENT (it00no)...... age 4 jy,14-6it* Will hereafter be thremgh the tablished ar a fact, It would then be for MASTER GENERAL. FOlR IENT (store 4 to determine whether Chaffee held only the rank of a brigadier sI...... l~age NEW E'VEN.ING STAIC BU.ILIlNG.. Congress there should genera!. l'llt SALE iliouses)...... age 4 t"e' and Take the Flevator. be a declaration of war, but in the 42 5% jyr-6t absence Adjutant General Corbin has sent :. cable FOlt SAIE si...... age 4 loaned ott real rtate In District of o- of a declaration of war there Led the Dusky Members of the' 25th Messrs. Allen lumia.PrOmptly by Congress, Beavers, and Machen message to General Chaffee notifying him FOt SALE lis,-lllneous ...... age 4 Geo. S. Parker J'ntleaPI'l-1n1tain) Pen. would be no participation by this govern- of his promotion, and he will receive the No' n. mrent in hostilities under the declaration of Up the Mauner-Swept Hill Sugg~ested-One Outside the De- ItIolSES AM) VEiit'1LES...... Page 4 Heiskell & Screws to break; joint. to leak. telegram on his arrival at Nagasaki, about LAIJIE' 0001S o25-t McLeran, I-:RM.NI B%''~ tTN 525 ith St. n.w. war by another power, and our troops the 1st ...... Page 4 lSF st. D.W. je2l-2tt.4 would be withdrawn. at El Caney. partment Will Be Appointed. Droximo. LE;AL N(TI:ES...... ' 5 Under Consideration for Some ATTENTIN. Il Ul-YE OWNERS! Why Troops Are in China. Days. LOCAL 31ENTION...... 'age 12 We -olicit your rental busneiss. We make a The question of giving General Chaffee LUrr ANI FOUND...... 1',g.- 4 s laIty of and -oIleting rents. We From the point of view of this govern- Col. A. S. Daggett, commanding the The administration fIONEY relting has not 7 tar- ,nessful tn yet decided1 rank commensurate with the importance 1ARtllAt.ES...... Pge -I-;n very se-euritg god pay- ment the presence of our troops in China "fighting 14th," now on its way to China, upon any one to NlEIICAL...... age 12 Iig t.nat.ts. 954 p.-r cent tf renstera come u. take the Position of first of his command among the allied' forces in Wr- is for the of is one of the Ideal soldiers of the regular NtONlY WANTED AND TO IAAN 4 advertise lit, rally. (Oir -fce is enotral and purpose rescuing and protect- assistant Postmaster general, that will China has been under consideration for ...... age At Interest. :.. ible. We woul like t, .v yu.. calI on us. ing American citizens-not as a army. It was Daggett, then lieutenant OCEAN TRAVEL...... Page 5 STN-: & 6 punitive shortly become vacant through the resigna- some days, the only difficulty in the way * a .-t F st the PALMIISTRIY...... age 4 HIS Banr etn urne. sar- jy!4 FA1VFN n1w expedition. The question of reparation or colonel commanding the 25th. who led tion of Mr. * * j Perry S. Heath. who has been being the question of legal authority for PEtS4 4 lng Iy retcirug small or of war is a to be negro soldiers up the steep, Mauser-swept made INAL...... IPage e L s Lot Owners of (Glenwood thing considered apart secretary of the national the appointment in view of the law gok- I'I1TO.iA: IIVIVlt IIOATS...... age 4 T Large $a-rer$--and from hill at El and wrested the stone fort republican allh rig interest on sav- Will the operations for relief and protec- Caney commIttee. The declination of erning such matters. According to the PIANOS AND ORGANS...... 10 ** 7U pleense rarti r-al amle of preaeus owner. from the the blood Mr. Guild of .age l g.dositsof...... o.-r,, l,.tf and am]tn,aril rci-ve new ticket. tion. IWreparation is to be had for a wrong Spaniards, capturing Boston was a disappointnit to Postmnas- regulations the number of major generals I'ROl'lSALS...... aI ge 4 vicprnted ruls and re;ulation., up to date, to done we will go about it in our own and gold ensign and ending the light before te:* commissioned in the service is limited to tA IIIOAiIS...... 12 Home b, :it le;,.nw.al g,te. way. General Smith, who was in fa- one .Page Savings Blank, 7th and L Sts. :hown less commanders came forward to heartily for every 12.00 men in the army. RIMIMiS AND 4 I"rth- p-rtetina of y-tr .wn rights and In- As long as the other powers are operating intrepid vor of the appointment. There are three t14.t1AI)...... 'age OFFI'EIlS: Prr..i. F. Saul: V. t.-'t, tie- believing him to be major generals in the SPE'IAt. Ier. Tn-rn. Prea..AatbonyGang- 41id senring .f the privileges to upon the same theory of a state of war not receive the formal white flag of truce. a model man for General NOTICES...... Page 3 Frnte Miller: S-.. Ferd. Schmidt. Ya. re .-rtiti1te. Ye.u are to call the office' regular army, counting Miles. who jYl4-A.trl re-quest-d existing. co-operation is not only That unsupported dash of the dusky 25th now ha the rank iad of a STOIltAGE...... age 4 tor . .... -on ti-k.-t at the iflice of the secretary. possible, Although the names of several post ofe pay lieutenant SUBttAN It *!-r..f H-ard of Trutstees. but essential: but it would lbe impossible was perhaps the most conspicuous achieve- ger.eral. In fact, it was first thought that PitOPEltTY...... Pag, 5 GI'ARANTEED, IN. E.STMENTS 41E44 W. for us to with a war nfficialst have been mentionedt in connection SNAiiRtitES'*itTS...... 'age 5 It\.L.iMCIt. President. co-operate power at ment of a single regiment in the whole the elevation of General Miles to this rank sake REALTY APPRAISAL Atr. SARA A. SPE:N ER. Secretary. with China. while we were technically not with the position, It may be stated authorl- would make a tcehnical vacancy in the list UNIDL-;TAKER;S...... I'nge 11 Au 4 ttl-. T-wer ItI. at war. Santiago campaign, and upon Lawton's l..mm...iltyN Spencertan U-ntil it is ascertained with cer- tatively that 1e1cti will be made of majow genrals. The law, however. says: WANTED lAgeni...... ge 4 1,1*0 AND AGENCY CO. 11:1. f. alemy f ASi,, h!lg.. 9ith -r. that our minister is dead or he strong recommendation it made Daggett a 1 n i traice. 4: !.t h t. n.w. tainty that from the outside..the *Afte-r the date of ti:i, passage of this at WANTEt. Hl,-pi...... lage 4 Suretncrport j-27-1m The name of Mr. Geo. Lattes "----of nedit and latesetleml Osaguan, is alive and removed from danger from the br:gadler general of vulunteers. the senior major the WANTEl[ IInsen...... Page 4 --o 610 12THI SMTEE. "'" """ Aaron S. Daggttt is described as an ex- W. Beavers, superintendent of the general commanding bestkownraserSt rrylg tns~ when MIem "T- mol the effort to effect his rescue and that qalary army shall have the rank, pay and allow- 12thWANTI-;1)and 13th..i..llaneus)streets--Alex...... 'ageB. Sanders et 4 .Makea DImANS f.r you on REAt. iNTATE and guar- Wedding is of tnder his tremely 1us man. who was no-ver known and allowance has ante-s you aainet 1-s In Se- of re for . . "r finest Amerlcans must division, been arces a default Ingraving the pro.tection of lieutenart Iitm...... nS promi- general.' A str'ct tux,W.ANTI:to Jas. R. Wilder, Iota 6 and 7, squareI'age 4 or again-t TAX SALFS i continue. When all duoubt on this point is to drink. smok', swear er gaminble. lit- was nerily mentioned in' construction of this law would during getal-- of loan. bthat skill can proxluce. We born the- town if connection with the not, thr- southWANTEof square(SItuuaijuo)...... Pago1015; $2,080. 4 S. W. W, a 1n AIl .rea. FS. renmnovd our tros will probably be with- sixty-titee years ago in blut It Is fore. a vac; in the PAIKEL. V. Pm -an d--liver y-ir rrd.-r In and 11ositioln, believed his serviees are contemplate ney existing WANTEI stores, ...... 'age 4 W J. EWTO..Tr-as. and dIrawn if a state of deciared war tx ists be- Greene, Andriscuggin cunty, 'Me., In to 10(-_14tf went to the firnt in 1.C1. as second cnidered too valuable to mtj(,r generalships. addition the W~llia E. Barber 3. EIrats ad two""days.-1urr-Our prices arer tw.-en 4'hina anad any other power. In Jmm#, permit of a three in the lieutenant if the* 5th Main.- rising change ait tize time. major generals regular service THE COURTS Annouance- mun.-h lswer than Sante wrk this event the- American Interests in China infantry, Mr. IBeavers has bee n there are now six major generals of volun- will he protected by the presence of as to enlitain within tw, nn:hs. he-artily indoirsed, how- v(r, by prn:inlent teers. On OmasMRYC. Danmesam TOOrres 0. LOAM.tps the basis of 12.001) men to nerts. can he had el-where. l became a if his nt in mni fr,>m all over the, e:-eh, Court No. 1-Justice Iagner. strong a fleet avallale for the service as maj-r regim counItry. and] Sen- this would Irovide for major squareEquitynorth of square 334; $1,400. Albert F. Insa andJohn A.Sws ItYRE4N S. ADAMS. can ie assetmbled in January. 1.sil. and two ye:s l.,r. when alor Platt of New -York eight gener- Hoy agt. suit money an; coiuns-1 4% I-,rav.11th Chinese waters and heads the New :Ls and 40, men to spare. Huy; 5%. T-l-.-mAe o:0. 512 at. vicinity. the gr-at army was being reiueud to a York delemgationl In his favor. Realizing, fees allrwed. Hollidge agi. M.riarity: time yle-141 peace footing. he was commns-i.ned lieu- however, the Counting the t,. lile of record extended till No Change of Plan. impo~rtance of giving the ad- transcript R.W.Walker&Son AND FNTI.INCE STEPS tenantt colol in tIw .~,th 'nit-l Stat s Vt- Marines. 110*'tNILING mninistraition a free It nd In the mnatter, and The fact of the m:;r!:ics being on shore August 1. felllt IOWA6 r N.W. a p--clalty Meanwhile, in the absnce of Irformation f-ran Its. rves. Ilis servi- in tih- civil war niot dh-iring fto emnbatrrads it by his Circuit Court No. 1-Justice FRfED J. WIiTE. 1was coitinous with his In the having duty in China and under command of the Hagner. t, as to the intentions of Russia and China regiment political frie-nds ujrge his selectlinun thle Davidge agt. Broome; de- fy4-2r* 4 474 Maine ave. s.W. lil in the Army of tho lotnmav from senior army officer tiiere makesi an nddition judgment by toward each other as independent powers, l'reident. .\r. Wieavers has discouragevd the fault. Tavshanjian agt. Hekimian; crn- Union Trust and 1N4l to 1PO5. In that time he was wounded e;anvass miade in hils to the practical .nrength of the army. The Fer Suamer and without as to whether the behalf, and has asked mission ordered to issue. knwledge set-rely at lioly Angle and again at V'old his friends to first lieutenant 1st street 1. Behrend C. C. DUNCANSO.N. President. f the. Inst f d.-:tv as well as several dialects. He has al-o through the construction of certain one- s-outheast-Ru,.lph travel-i infree dlvyser.ieWitke also etortedi July 3, 183, "for gallant and meritorious to Chas. A McEuen. lots 2.0 to :2. ::4 to :17, JOHN COOK. Secretary. TI- t.-mp-rature- is .,ill ahve th.- set- nxten-ively in the east. and has story frame houseshns cosnotousieor shanties on the east services in the battle of Gettysburg, Pa.;" N. of 741; O(tice. 54k6 l1th at. de30-3tf s.a::d av-r:Ig.. In )long 1br-n eonsider-d th- authrity on Chi- utdr.gMhe hdlgh, square $10 (stamps. $4.50). Chas. hw-vr. the IDistrict .f frontthe suggetnttof said square,efateborderingundepantswhatsupteis captain. March 31, 1863, "for gallant and A. McEtten conveys same property to Wm. atimbi, .1aral. Virginia andNIrth n-s- tnstilons. During the pres-Tnt situoa- meritorious services in the battle of Din- E. THE ,_r!r ti-n h- has bn e tioltrel knownvol thaktesas Waterhim street.ot fn Theseowedbyahouses,M.eEdstat- Glenn; $10. in h.-r-- has b-ei a raplid anid fre:'--ntly by wards' er widdie Court House, Va.;" major, March 7, No. 144.3 C street anrk d fall in S-r-ary fay, and ever since the an- ed Mr. believedtheEdwards, aremattroulnow occupiedtakengapIn part southwest--Clarence F. 'pr:i'ire in the extretne 18118, "for gallant and efficient services in Norment et ux. to WM. M. Horan. 1-rth-wt and1, nt -un- nwn-t of the masacre of the fonre-!gn andi are to be orupned when others are part RIGGS NATIONAL BANK midtitu1I-ky nountlain Mr. atodayissione Houem 6. oodwarnce ote engagements with the Comanche Indians original lot 6. square 231; $10 (stamps. $2o. mnisters, including Conger. at Pekin, heasterconstructedGeneralby negroes, goats, chick- at Paint Creek, Texas. March 7, and No. 1445 C street 4. Se-r-ary Hay has been the SmiethsaidPigs,toda thgsandsig 18tis, southwest-Same t. OF WASHINGTON. D. C. ru-rally fair weather and moderna-e considering ens,te delaveibencats and reoved,"other similarGild tht lieutenant colonel, February 27. 190, "for James F. Horan. same . of some one 'varmints,'theeother part lot; $10 m eraur ar, indi-aled f-.r tonigh t arid sulj--et appointing who can ofnaesuccbe socu to be gallant services in leading a $2o. Friday in th act in a dilomnatie way in anti and without drainage,persewerage,wsuor anyin theof cavalry charge (stamps. majo.rity o.f districts east of China, meritio servies in W d puir, andrevery one over rough and precipitous bluffs held avenue and through whom the State Department can ,us tne rns. and the ordinary safeguardshataechacearsydisease." by Brightwood Piney Branch receive as coloinel and brgadier general for his against the Indians on the Red river of Texas, Au- road-James Mi. Green. trustee, to Hienriet- Capital, $500,000. Thm he New tingland c-ast the winls wilt cottmuncate andi communications gust 301, 1874, and gallant services in action ta tract light fr. sh front the far east. It would be whole war recordl. E. Cowling, of 9.H9 acres; $1. hae to, northl to, wa-st. Oin the -a imponssitle In July. he received a commission against the Indians at Big DyWsAi. Piney Branch tmidle Atlantic i-oa-st light to fresh north- this titme ton apnpoint a new minister to 18tit. Fra. EwrSnctie ,o Pighul e re- July 17. ~ DyWsAi. road-Brightwood Railway for there has been official from President Johnson as a captain of 1882." Company to Henrietta E. Cowling, part EXCHIANGiE ON erly. winds, wiil pr.-vail. while on the south 4'hitnL. noi notifi- in the regular establishment. He move the stats he He was appointed brigadier general of Girls' Portion: ENGLAND. IRELAND. FRANCE AND At will be aotin onf the decath of Minister Conger, nnor infantry atonefo ladnt $1. GERMANY. lanitie -:ast the wsindls light to does the State was assigned to the 6th Regiment and conset andtheir ereto. Clark alth volunteers May 4, 18P8, and comamnded a Trinidad-John E. Mitcheli et fr.--h s' ut hwe-sterly. D~epartment kno~w who Is ofMrs brigade and a division of the 5th to American and al., trustees, the official headi of the Chinese govern- served in the southern states. Aiabama, Mrisuget ohate of ctin ote in Corps Security Trust Company, Letters of Credit The- fuollowing heavy preipitation, in ment. Florida. Georgia. Mississippi and during the Cuban campaign, and subse- lot 86,. block 2; $1,700. itrr-s, has bea-n during past anti therefore c- uld not accredit any South quently commanded a division in reptorted. the- one to the- Chinese government in the ab- Carolina. until 1877. being transferred to the incoroviidngtheatoinonted the trctCo- the 1st Cantal street southeast between L and M AVAILABLE IN ALL FOREIGN PART8. twenty-four hout-: New Orleans. 1.12: At- In) 2d Infantry in 1869. For eleven years, until issioner tohat ie chaerd recte and in the 4th Army Corps. - streets-Henry A. Evans et ux. to Anna L. lantic lity. 11.; La.. 164. sence of any official knowledge as what nwithout General Chaffee had command BANK COLLECTIONS. L.afayette, constitutes the Chinese government at the Maine was blown up, Daggett was con- throusah thermniutionrsoncrsin onrte- of the Mi. Lukei, lots 351 to (67, square 852; $10 for tinuously on the western frontier, late troops which captured El in the $1). ORDERS FOR INvESTMENTB. Rec-ords Twenty-Four Houra. present, becoming beor raetdhos-o ntees in CZaney (stamps, a major on the 13th of January. 1892, and fighting front of Santiago July 1, 11898. Canal street southeast between L and Mi STOCKSAND Th-- f-lowing wer- the readIngs of the lieutenant colonel He has since been called the "hers of El stets-Anna L. Luckel et ROND4s. Mg2-tt th.-rmn andl at the weather CONDENSED LOCALS. of the 25th in October, knono Mi. vir, Reese li., mete-r b.rarotr 18915. When the Santiago expedition was wale ste Thesewouesk. at Caney." General Lawton, in his report of to Brainard W. Parker. Iota to huriteau fort the tw.'enty-f.,ur hours beginning the engagement of El Caney, of square 351 bto. MONEY TO at 2 pm. Drexell. a resident forming Daggett did not get any of the edMj. Edwlves mare o occuedior today spoke Gen- 552; $10 (stamps, $1). LOAN. yr-.terdiay: Ralph of Brookiand, volunteer but an eral Chaffee as follows: "I1 consider General Effingham place-VIncent Bridgett to ThormomcetrJuly 4 p.m., p.m., attempted to board a moving car on the commissions, had opportu- Geo. 12 5.2. 18, 97: 8 nity to lead the black fellows who won the to Chaffee one of the best practical soldiers A. Carter, part of lot 10. block 21: $3510. h-:i midnright. Metronpolitan line yesterday and was at advire the ochido whnhohe sard, in the army, and recommend him for Effingham place-Edw. F. to and July 19I. 4 am.. -N; 5 a.m., 12 noon. thrown to the paven ent. He was not colors El Caney, and reached the Crest spe- Caverly Wmo. 4V2 5% 2 p.m.. 82: 80;) badly of San Juan Hill with the first. Those ex- costruced byo pigs, cial distinction for successfully charging D. Evans. part of lot 11, block 4; $10 ON DISTRICT REAL E|TA1E il1. injured. a upgas ofacommunick- the stone fort mentioned in this $2.50). RATE OF INTERIEST RBGL'LATED BY MhA Malmum. flt. at 2:15 p.m.. July min- ploits madle him brigadier general of vol- eins from anda andhe similr report, the (stamps, 4; 18; Rose sixteen years old, whose unteers for two months, and then after a 'ourmes.'n capture of which practically closed tile Four and a half street southwest between OF Imum. 76. at rn.. Juiy Il. Hill,. home battle." I ACYER inCUITr. Blarumeter--July 15.. 4 p.m.. is at Cheltenham. Md.. fell while getting off few months' recuperation in Colorado he paithaout drnagone, sea, H and streets-James B. Archer et al., 12 29.16; Hr8 sn electric car at 11th and F streets north- was promoted to be colonel of the 14th, oirranyo From December, 1898, until a few months trustees, to Joseph McGrath, lot 171. square 0. 2!t1: midn~ght. :5.01. the todiarysfegnowonrth ago he served as chief of staff to R. Hioltzman, 4 west last night. The accident was caused which he hurried to join in the agistieaed" the gov- 541; $3,000. 10th . .iuly 19). 4 am.. 34111; am.. 30.0)6- noon. Philip- nT ernor general of mib6-14tf and?F w.. .5;2 p.m.. 3014. by the passenger attempting to get off a pines. After a year of the hardest fighting haexisin cheatcnieiect wo.te por.E Ctuba and performed the Haif street southwest between G and H car that was in motion. The girl was not there. he has recently had his men gusrd- important duties falling to his lot in a streets-Charles Bendheim, trustee, to Opital. 250.000. Uoe and Prent., p1uSS. Canditi... of the Water. injured. ing Manila and preserving order in that meatte actiontoerwaten manner highly satisfactory to the oficiais Francis Leonard. lot 40, square 643; $710. presee tocorrectaf-th of the War Department. Recently he has Friendship-Isaac E. Shoemaker et ux. Termperature andi condition of water at 8 Can-sie Payne of 4th street near N street city. thi aweed onuiancet and mndence t been on duty in the of Columbia National Bank n.m..- Great Falis, southeast Colonel Daggett's wife is a sister of Ad- the heater ad weferredtf the othe oficee the adjutant to John W. Collins, lot 2 and south half OF WASHINGTON. 36: temperature. HM:ondI- today in Police Court pleaded miral Bradford and occu- general in this city. He was promoted lot block 3; $1,800. tioan, receliing r-se-rvoir, temperature. guilty of assaulting Edmonia and lives with her three pinter ofwhe atnu. anderetsideinte of 3, ALDnETI F. FOK. Prem'ent. h-~: conditlion at no.rth connection Morgan. daughters at Cambridge, Mass. viecomi innasrfetdy.th roe major general volunteers in 18118, West Eckington--Geo. W. F. Swartaell CHAR~m 3. BAflZY. leeI~e~I .236; condi- she was fined $10 by Judge Taylor. Failing and was honorably discharged July,from that trustees, to Woo. R. ti--n at south conn-'etlon distributing to pay that sum she was on~efor investigationofhecman et al., Buahby, lot 115, reservoir. .24.;condition committed for grade in AprIl. 18110. He was appointed square 3; $4.500. A GENUeaL. BANKING BUEm 'ERA36. temperture. h-5; at In- thirty days to jail. Mal. Cassatt Goes to London. by colonel of the 8th Cavalry 1*tbent gate house. 346; efmuent gate Mr.E.n.oWitta--. -a-npctro May 8, 18110, and Uniontown-Martha hi. Kenner to John Acouats of corporatlem. bros ad tmh house, 36. Samuel Langhorn of B near 11th street Maj. Edward B. Cassatt, 27th Volunteer about the same time was made brigadier W. Payne. lot 129: $10 (stamps, $2). msneted. t'p-Riv-er Water. northwest was today convicted In the Po- Infantry. l~b recently returned from ac- threalth" department he fount, hensats.g general of volunteers. EIghteenth and K streeta northwest- Mosey to Iisae appteseed seeurity at pml rivera at lice Court before Judge Taylor of tive service in the twopit pnsonth east front ofosuarephy- Benjamin L. Wheeler et to Sarah rates. Bo.th iHarper's Ferry were re- cutting Philippines, has been or- tux, et al. bemes bought and eM portrd clear thia morning by the Baltimore Pollie Ray in the thigh with a knife. The dered to London for as The 1New Russausa Cruiser-. C. Turnbull, part original lot 6, square 163; Goeweast sentence imposed was a fine of duty military at- infiv dy.MrWtaer als & and tlhio agent at that point. 329, with the tache of the United States embassy. He eot The new Russian cruiser Vaiag will go P27.500. COMPANT'S alternative of sixty days in jail. finineg ohrtig o Out South Carolina avenue southeast between Tide Table.- succeeds Col. S. S. Sumner, 6th Cavalry, onuieQelh from Cramps' Saturday nex n her Howard Carter, a small boy living on who wasn relieved at his own request in or- official trial trip, probably being out nine 7:51 a.m. and - Todlay-Low tIdle. 8:05 p.m Third street near M street northwest, was der that he might join his now days. high tide. 1:0r> a.m. and 1:-. p.m. $5 regiment on lER ahmBd: 5:55 a.m. today fined by Judge Taylor in the Po- its way to China. Major Cassatt is a son Vermont avenue S ibarde 3. Banley 14muk B. Xepes Tomorrow-Low tidie, and 9:07 lice Court for striking Listey of Mr. A. of northwest between high 2:0!) and Norval ori J. Cassatt, president the Penn- and T streets-Fire Association of ab. nnsamrt Ldui P. Om.mke pim.; tIde, a.m. 2:29 p.m. the leg with a heavy stick, sylvania Railway Company, and is well Phila- The City tielphia to Jacob A. Davis, "Dait lot 4, Lights. Edward Clark. colored, was fined $5 or able financially to stand the heavy expenses The city lights and naphtha lamps all fifteen days on the farm by Judge Scott of the detail, one of the most expensive in laer. A. Hanmfts. George esl lghted by thirty minutes after sunsetf ex- today for disorderly conduct. When pur- the army. He is a graduate of the West Weme.'s B..is-s. F. Leighteu Them.s E. Wm lingulshig beguin 'ine hour before sunrise. sued by Policeman Martin he entered a Point Military Academy, and has a good Work is Easy Wester.a GUl Tear.er. Beama B. Waner. All arc and C military record. ) In the round of the women's inc-and~escent lamps lighted house on street, and in hurrying toward prelminarT tifteen minutes after and the back gate he upset a western golf tournament, at flhe National Safe Deposit, guished sutneet extin- table, breaking a Whms u eat begun Onwent- forty-tiee minutes be-fore sunrise. quantity of china and glassware. Lawsoa Breaks a World Reod ala, near Chicago, yesterday, for the gov- Henry H. Hunter of Alexandria, Va.. had SALT LAKE, Utah, July 19.-In a pro-, Savings and Trust a linger cut off his right hand while work-- fessional race at the What ShalI We Have bicycle Sault Pa!ae 18 holes in 104. The other three to quality for ing in the navy yard yesterday afternoon. saucer track Iver Lawson broke the Company, He was attended by a naval surgeon and world's Grape=Nuts Dessert? was afterward sent home. mile handicap record of 1.9 3-5. made by COSNU 1513 ST. AND3 NEW TomE ATE This questlon ariaea is the family every day. Is W. F1. Simmus at WashIngton, D. C. Law- It Frank Carey and Burt Coiton, both son made the mile in 1.89 flat, Carpenter, who was look- lna answeor teday. Try Jell-O. a dellce onsad who were of -4Mis Johanie" t:atthful dexeert. Prepared is two Benning, arrested last evenina ed upon as the probable wipuer of' the .niaates. No because each had a razor concealed on isbpy year. played a poor game and L.tllng! _no baklngl simeply add boltag water a were his The .ths pat to person, today convicted in the Police Best Premeription fer Malaria feel. Flavors-tlam. Oraspa. ltsapberry Court. and Judge Taylor sent each to ailles4nFever is a bottle of GROVE'S ~fT Mrs. B. *nd Strawbaey. Get a package at yoar gereer's for thirty days in of jail LEBB CEILL TONIC. It is simply isa. maqhm W. Mclvaine, the present holder Ps,. Itting.. ..ui. default paymnents of Ia a t.aste.e...AS ce---- _sogm 550 fine, inta of Milwankee inanr-up In last year's BremI hbras lamide BUmul-reTaits, Act. a,=--s-tetas am.