Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1884, Page 1

SVENIN Tele yams to Th Star. : DAILY, xeept_ S a £ sian HLDING i HEW YORK LEGISLATURE ORGANIZED Star Newaper Co: ¥ A TLADELPRIA, Apa> Pres. : | r= = 7 erhect &: A JEAL HUSBAND'S BLOODY WURE Lif 4 e | A Son Mystery. > WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, ° NEW WEAR, 1es4. roof white satia, embrotlered In see FINANCIAL, PHODLE DS. — ed With point hice Views of Chairuisn Hea . a% Kena THE PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION, o: int) re OUNPOEED Ot De F nastit 7 sistoxe RerenNep Frow THEIR VAcATION.—Mess = | BRILLIANT SCENE AT THE WHITE HOUSE. | st i tabllere of white satin, with flounces uf b age B. Soa a DENA inegt, | RECEPTIONS BY LADIES OF THE CABINET. Brewster, superD brocade, with rare 1 z ‘ Bart peg aeiite (ler Glatt | Se 5 Velvet, with walte satin | OMeHDS ut tir aes | oon . i a dd TEERS ERE " Z -. | front. tat Su : 2 * Dias hs — cine ne See OTHERS WHO WERE “AT HOME" TO-DAY. | fn ‘eller, garmet velvet, with poiny lace gpd amit jiourty elon i Roeieoad . Sack pops PLANS FOR Pe -| oo jdfamenus* 4 , |. The Secretary of th Roos Seren 2 = at alepoeen se | stood aglast this morning to | cape and rndies: nnaderee a ) ‘ “ — 5 oO r dononeof the | Mrs in, DE s Pe ins a hio.. and S: | coat ani nite tac 7 i nee 1 once surrendered, ther ft Is thd anve Of thy cust than in any previous ore ladies who ke has been noted In any form ATENTS T=svEp. wm. ¢ isa hantsor Neingiy beautiful among the Was that wor by thy of Indiana. She lady, Her di 1 or i fine Valence and the : 3 day belng the most ceromo, ne of Mesh.cotp with s : th : d work among the oMetal ireies of th ees OS OS . 3 a fa ene ee vital, Is naturally of great interest to the apa . ‘ Halivend Property in ce Its origin 1s from the eustoin of ower n on heauls Of the covermmnents of Lie old World, Who on | 9 before Seen at ath 7 i inate thie is Roly Kitch january ive auiionce to the representa | ; a : iQ : 3 foleat al aoe ountries, who on tiab day call to | ihe Enpsdent wa a SEL ai BOCKS, &e. | Sie seaneser | ARMY AND NAVE OPFIORE | et : piace ~ a amity anid scood country towards | dradin sitte Ai 1 ton i ts of Six acres and | ours fe shiny Lin to pay th ‘ Zhe Se c . = = | bay thei respects ¥ 10 the President, Dut - | ASrory Anorr EpPRATH TREAT | fo the miomibers uf Ton New Yeurs da i THs. = orn dh arenes ). JOY EDSON, Se i ; 2 = TON MALRKET . ” fonnsyivamia, WEXD NUTICE " san : BarGunlomesr, @ WEDNESDAS, ¥ : atu aa 5 “ ‘ leist ‘ ae staggee Plot Joba OBrien, s I t ne ERMATOLOGY. t DERMATOLIGY ‘ DERM T0LIGY anion ad | ek i ALIFE SPECIALT? YDB J. VAN DYCK, sites ; . HOURS, 9 TO 7-SENi r j i 1 1 ai t by of thors as sd 08 wer iris a a tor Ber OR c1vns, OFFICER fortetisd. Ta “ oF sive: the: Pi r coxare ORTACURS AND FINOING MER. opp Bets een ee ee A a ¥ York Wort trom Vandaita, & VAN DYCK, Derm tolop st, | Prot. sama, atuhsonlan, ti during : “ sy urtecn mouths ago Mi 5 of Azricultare, the Assistant Secretaries of the De- | Mier: : t Jouana B . vn COURS pte 6 partinenis, the Asustanr by 3 v emul upted & .¥ LOTS IN dssistant Attorneys Gen Assit him at 9 intendent of the coast survey, th, Coratalssty ele elovea pearseld, Tho chit Was procured + lous in s¢ im SG Louis and was : wasa Lefore the lim, going v9 une on ra the pe with of State and wite, mictating. F sad daught of best mals we Various departmencs. S scattered through The varfous rooms | asantly With one : Mier thespian take f ho were toassisteor | Th? Oldest Inhabitants were next geceived, fe SL Ue Blue Roe ae dehaveterseand onese: BSG BORER ny of the Republic, with their dis- cy ot Sete took His | ud mi siient, anil presented the die THE Pri ‘sd in tie Red Parlor, and nted. : con 2 the wat ss, and they cn) A comualttees par 8 Ten g a 5 g A atives Th married » ented Ger Troma “tame after her mat St, Louls in search of her ienee that she was the us declined to give . Payne thea empl . j r s seatoh, and Cobb will meet YS mim the present « : was le : For iltaitue Floors. r Was assisted by Wiss Porter, ers", Mrs William | iv, the MI And Tra Fire Goods. al Aufl Ess Lamps eat Variety. TICLES FOR HOUSERE Ci1NG_ an Was announce lement weather, ti ersof the diplomatic | jeneyal, nen, WhO Are now | the grown 1 the oMolat st of | continued to art MO TG Pec AG | rhe Rplomalic Hee ite as larze | assed thronch, rways, They | When the | Thomas Cirel, were thr fast and Subse- ted chandeliers : | bl x | Lbrilitanes to the « It 4s already evid hh considerable oppo of Som © park Dopin's re HAYWARD & if Ls Pane DECORATIVE ART CO, | sinad wos be tients tists bh THENS thelr re nd his wite Mrs. Binkenst ack, w tached to 1, and taken awas. She bu peakfast served at 1731 Tstreet, by Sec- 1 Cotatess Lewen- cee Laren retiniehi of the diplo- i nelras, wife and sand their ladies, was served promptly | , Set gear the weas: Mau srurer, on i 3 | dauey paws | Ping to the tine-shonored eastoin. 1 parent t | FIRE SETS } SR. MRWTTT'S 1 Tek. fee Sows p hare | coutreeia un scorns “ fs Borth side Usion Syuare, New: Veit | a Mr. Hewitt’sleiter conceruing the tartt ques- | {hy i autned la sees vin thine W { FENDERS, £80: | ¢05n is provoking « nea eee Gigico: aun Tee ee Suicide of # Etarvard Student Ye Contracts taken tance crsma fe | Pree ms of (Congres. Th ts bee eae Agata sin i ConWAY E, LNOBY MPs a ROLEET mnMoCON a MEMOKIsL STAIN ASS WIDOWS, maar Burionea 1 it De eet cers Dutiey F "i ary of Iegatton | _ Sep eet of t tn the atbrary of Sine. Stained Giser of Deser (tin, Uy dnpoae ai | Chariton ani the lion. MANIC ee la ane fae ely garnished as fora port of Lats i Toe avenue, an are 4 . ¥ os Fancy al bald ok "i ng Tait rears ale forinal luncheon, the Waxen Uchts In tho Mosaic, Eepuniee a, Es sbederies and : ‘ Bras and | rent wilt Se Ce a ee tom ete | ay ien aiiver ear vaxen Itzuts In the : ae ; a duugnter, te banty and saelabiity i. Inthe cette | Sergeant Mason on Exitbition. F. F. PROoKS. Mr. Lu Niu ~ Mr. Woo ng | Ler of the table, represen a mntiate lake, servi etes 0: V8 OF BETTY AND THE & a ies = | comintttee yestends wsnnd Si Bone? ae ch and reflect th: liptin tame ‘The Grand .: 2c at ard BLE cor ied y : SAU fh Sao E, Mr, n t ul ne Grand 3 pointer Lees P10 be the best ra tore favorably the House resoiuilon callin: nd plat qe bound Ta | Philadey He came from Za infor 1 tie War department respect Au count fron es waveless surtaes | | cite Oniés where bin sradensace Uy oncat 5 Hirown, of Wonw=icr, Moss, and was conrt aaiqtient nerdtssion of sen : ae | eS ees : nin « » had been and Fr 1 Tank by ConeHess oF o} i Don Mathis Romero and wite, | | Baers og was aio bu Re fom it sand frum 1807 to TSI. The object | § ano Rosa u | members were o: witorm, | trowks “I Shes woh okie @Sntion ly to. ascent etuages fei BO Aiatatrrae 15 | Department Commacer S. §, Burde stat, | reporter, as, dis: Lise tak ane 5 ayes and Was cmuiposed of. The ts No.l) | war to get b Pat tary pried negions ziducie ceric Mr, Chartes de Sirave and wite and sir, 1s! ory beat 4 OOMAGr ORtTO NE eT ated | Bs RANDALL AS 4 Pale cei. nee: Mr. Horace De. | Worsmen- more Ui nena aan mmander, 1 Represanta say thas the eledtion-of:| naa ie Pag reel dete Chas | bowl —esiudriea In form and supported by four Dillon, com sain L storzan: ander; Ni alls of silver—was set > tL commander, and. | deme pretation for Randait or that he oH Tea win Gouvy wid wite, Measrs. rand Mrs. Hoffman, how representing | "Tue huly member \ aia lode of Good i etbullter des Isles and site srintervals In cur secretary rage neshinia ts ‘Tewperance Cut | teqgepen to-day tor u Moryland Legislature, | GATHERING FOR ITS BIENNIAL S FoR UN ad thetr quar- | e reception of tet: trends, age inti present tise to elt Republic: Senor Don Luts A his WO Sons, who ure thn WOSDON AND Lb? yor wifrdat the Sf cuonixe cos) LAMPS. STUDENT LAMP. ORE | GAS GL GAS SHADES. i i % HOLIDAY DS. intended 2 hawlie originally belonged U His wife 18 In | attend the receptio apt. von Elsendecher and wife, Count | ered bya tine old head clev Barnum’s hate}, aco oye) ee ces buy betvet reads Quits aud s Z Casimir von Leyden, & ory of lesratton: Mim Fi | bods of anu | democratic headquarters, was crowded last night saat ag ng * aa: ores wll as pent {ERETATON to we arom, || Lance, engineer at Mt Mr. uddecké, dhan- | great Janssen With members of the state senate and house of | remely sensitive, an pace eaie ne Sc ain Bt | EL . SHEDD, i the Senate, who served under Sergeant | Havwall (the country we call the Sanawich | observed TaroURhout land Is, vy disre- | delegates and the ustal throng of applicants for | atin order | street, Ph Was @ecidentaily shot ¥ a. ss * A COREA Islands): Mr. Carter and wife and Miss Carter, | garded by the inb.bi elestal Empire, | office. on their way to Annapolis to utiend the rales Oocaues | tay tee riateiair eae: an Goneee puruoyens i Maal preseated hn witha fine waten, | RAiaetamAeyaee Sader: SenUr Dr Atitonto | HIE i, Phan rateads Noe Year| Sesion of the legislature which convenes toamor Uo Up bens tas | gi, at the resienca cl the Iatteky SO. 412. MOOR fect ie sot tight aud presented hin with a tine waten, | Batres and wife. yecember, belnznsed th its stead, New Years sure eae, vi con jected 39 the oe am, ut the reslie " 0. 412 ty 5: save you eee hd loewetas a tokenor thelr esteem. Deuty | “Turkeys Hussein Teweflk Pasha, Rustem Eqendt {33 2/0 with thei au cecasion of great rejoleiug and | TW. The Indleations last, nicht were that D rune (Virgie ana | Set Te F Sus We Uwe boys were ePeesr Les ui-atanius Christy made the presentation | and Alt Riza, major captain. | celebration. Pembroke Thorn, of Balthuore, will be elected | = Bethe bake | lasing tometuer tu a front room. Latte ea joa ne al cs nd sr. Bek led feel Atter | Peru: Senor Don J. Frederico Elmore. | {The general reception. which always follows the | Speaker of the house without opposition. In the sen- | tam. | Huver = produced tis fathers lich twos AS Ee de. he elewant chain There was $19 | weriunds: Mr. G, de Weckkeriin, Baron de | Stufte breakfast, began at hall-past 1. The parlors, | ate iu which the democrats have only two ma i iu Ei Si pct ae tle eh ane ¢ Inotiey. stbacribed for Ue purpose, and | Sroeth von Alphen. which had been darkened 30 as ‘toexetde any | Several gentiemen | for president a pist al aber, onde bon, Was Used LO purchase a silver Vase 1or ainatss Mr. Cari Steen Anderson de Bille and | trace of daylight, were brilliantly tluninated by | including SenatorsLtoyd, of Dorchester; Bishop, of appeared on iach Meas SA RD Cm <a @° FINE CASSIMFRE SY IT: : wite, handsome Luops, Wax lights and gas. Here and ; Worcester; Turpin, of Queen Anne, and Gill, of stage Philadelp por yates hy ox ee ————<¢-———__— Urugnay: Sefor Don Enrique M. Estrazulas, | there, througuout the toms, Hing the coraers. | Bultamore’ ‘The caucus will be held’at Annapolis Te stage at t oe ee tel patted 2 ® DRESSY (ASSIMERE OVERCOATS, A Quiet New Year, charge d'affaires, and Wife, aud Se ior Don Edu:ado | window ledges, stands and mantels, were tropical | ls evening. ‘The legislature meets Dieunially, ig tatiana weeny morc feh mean § Avila, | growing phunts, ferns, and potted “orchids tn gilt | and the one about to convene will eice a United | panied by st in a frock coat, Sg igen og 0 NEAT WOKSTED SUK TS, THE POLICE HAVE Bp TITEL TO'Dg. iS Sefior Don Enrique Dupuy de Lome, | stands” Ona. side table in the buck parlor, sway- | Suites Seaator in place of Hon. James B. Grooine, | Who des hat be Was shot . D ‘To-day hasbeen @ remarkably dull one for the | charge d'affaires, und wife; Senor Don an Busta | ing about now and then tn bis gilded cage, Sav the | Whos* term expires on the 4th of Marci, 1885 | potiee. hus tow acretn 008 SeGEOd Ts aa part of | chia y Compazangpsefor Don Francisco Chacon | iittle antomaton song bint who, upon being wound | State creavtrer fo sucreed Barnes, Compron. and a i y Silva, Lieut. col Mn 3 1 F MMS a Serles Of Uills and calls not unlike a | one pollee commissioner Tor Bu city. Under | the elty. The restaurants were, to all appearances, | 5 StVa Ee Se a eana ae ee Tne Wien Presnitel a SECC ES |S pecnllar lat of Maryland the senator to be cies. | imostly closed, thongh tn some phices the jingiing | israzil: Senhor J. G. do Amiral Valente, charge | representative of Chia, was accompanied with the | ted 2t this Session mmust_ bea. re: # GUCD MELTON OVES tcoaTs, $22 DRESS DIAGONAL sove In the house, We es to Dr Newsham's: Xorrin streets, and told tiga e bullet ole tn the 's below and to the tts, INE CORKSCKEW S133, Ss SILK FACED oven | i aoses could be heard by outsiders. ‘The polices | qvamatres: Seuhor N. de Siqueira Tama: jaintty worded remarks that he sang best when ®, and each one of the nine ‘and the tinai pa i provruded into the Jara. m the Avenue Were of the opinion that it will | Jose Coelho Gomes and Senor Lelte Chena Gliowed to do so in “uninverrupted continuance” ofthe state has Its candidate. Senator | $0 that the se t swing me ee ee ively night, as the quor will then begin to | Venezuela: Senor Don ALM. Sotendc. Mra. Frelinghuysen, tu a robe of Diack velvet, | Groome is a candidate for re-election, and among | dinner with “Beu The ty auvey buwe. 5 fest itseit. ‘The above gives the order of oficial precedenceon | with rare old lace at throat and wrists, and lead” | the other gentlemen natned are ex-Governor Philip | dressed in the recitiation uniform of the U2 Mee arse an bu In the fit precinct there was one arrest this | all state occasions the legations being recorded on | dress of the same, her jewelry being diamonds, re | Fraucls Thomas, of Talbot; Judge Hobinsou, of States army, Stepped forward, pide a stiff box: mormiby, for theft. A pawnbroker, duing business | the oficial list fof the state department in the omer | cetved her gnests ‘andar in the doorway between see Aune; Judge E. K. Wilson, of Worcester, | Saluted in soldier-iike 1: on the Avenue, who had been out on some business, | of Uke dates of the presentation of each minister to | the two parlors, assisted by Miss Frelinghuysen, | Thomas J. "Kea ret rnéd hozacand taking off bis great coat laid it | our President, who Wore a Worth costume of dark biue velvet) | state, also of Queune the people's de ‘ew Youx.—Mr. ion, thanking the 2i!- | 4 Dantsa RonReRy IN Cuureh, dent of Joun Dwight & and ‘saying he hoped to | ene caster aint s1j-eritn present comptroller of the | ence tor thelr applause, Anne; Hen. + Pare. of Somer- | have Betty and the Baby here wext Week LOSAY | COS Sula Teinry, wus assailed DY UWO nese on Lhe counter of lls store, when a colored boy | For the first time in many years the lst isheaded | with an entire jetted front, the facing to the dress | Set and others. Goveraor Hamiiton’s ‘term expires | the same Unthg. | men In New York yeste day as he was leg une J erent insiyiy and took It off und creeping out of | by the official representaitve of a republic on this | being of ceruiean blue surah. ‘The square neck was | OM the second Wednesday, the 9th of January, PETS yf dopo of th clevaved station at 1ts INDON AND LIVERPOOL (1% SG | the door, went and sold At for $1 to another pawn- | side of the Atlantic, Mr. Preston, the minister from | pertially tilied in with a Jabot of Jace, caught down | When his successor, Hon. Robert M. McLane, w A Salesman Missing. j Sot. and afer bet ddown and stunned = a TLOTHING €O., | broker ob D street. It was recovered. Hayt, being the “dean of the corps,” because the | with small pins of dlanionds and pearis. On the | be inaugurated. ‘(HE LRAVES WITH $50,000 WoRTa OF prAMoND3. | be WAS TOU! J eontatning $2,200 in bank { date of lis presentation as envoy extraordinary | left side was worn a bunch of lilies of the valley. eae TE ETE The New York Worta to-day says:—Goldunith & | Bows he just drawn Che money tom tse CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS ‘The Presidential Succession. and minister plenipotenulary is eariler than that of | Previous to her mother’s arrival from the Presi-| Elopement of a Eiusband and Wife. | _7¢> y - Dani, and wason Lis way to the factory to pay the Fs a - = Kuhn, diamond merchants, of Nes. 38 ana % Joun | Bat He recovered. bis consciousness Just IB Sl fad ee ee ee any other now here, Wherefore, he entered uve | dent's Miss Frelinghuysen did the honors of the | 4 expazaren aamnten covers new awar togermen. | KU ss = a ace ttevny Bive Parlor first to-day when the tume came for the | house to the diplomatic corps, her little iss street, offer a reward of $5,000 for the capture of ju tuen leap inte a Wagon and Nee lcn AS ars diplomatic corps t# be presented to the President | Bessie Davis, standing at her side, ina Kate ‘A special dispatch to the Philadelphia Press trom | Leon Cronson, a traveler, who has not beer s2én by | drive Of ata breakneck speed with thelr booty. aes Representative McCold, of Iowa, intends to urge | by the Secretary of State. away dress of white sui ‘With ruffies of lace | Shenandoah, Pa., December 31, says: Shenandoah | ys employers since November & Av that time | NO fcsmen were tu sight, end Mr. Church went Bele Inventor and Manufacti *Pennsylvat S aeuerats : j Several blocks to the station to rEpORt the 4 the consideration at au early date of his bill to SOME OF THE COSTUMES. Fan ade Enos lie Cetin “UGS LUCY | was considerably enlivened this morning by the | Hermann Goldsmith, the senior partner, was in | Ssre,biocks w the station t yee ASME CHOReS ae provide for the election of President and Vice | The gentlemen of the corps looked very fine in | Hin tua’ ruties of lacer ene train being Of pia | Clopement of M. H. Kebler, one of the lealing gro- Europe, and Adolph Kubn, the junior, sent Crouson | ws the only pasnuger Wx9 pot Off at the statom, ANG LUMBER” AND HAKD Woops | President for an unexpired tern, in case of the re. | thelr court uniforms of velvet and gold embroidery, | satin de Lyon. ‘Tne bouquet de corsa. was a great | Cery merchants, with his former wife, a daughter | upon the road with stock wort #23000. Om taeiith | Wer’ wert Ho waves Ut Lhe ace r 2 aby eniand ty suit | moval death resignation oF inability Doth of the | while the ladies, almost without exception, word | cluster of variegated talips. Miss Allee Coates. of | ot J. W. Johnson, well-to-do contractor and eer a Providence, in white sil tale, square’ ‘Dutider and. gtr * Gronson, wrote from 4ibeny “and feocived #5,000 President and Vice President, and to declare the | short dresses of dark vel ith Donets > neckeg | mem! le school board. | worth of additional Stoek. He Wein westward Ou | e andscasoned: | Otloer who shall act as acuing President ad te | shontec tomate, ama ete Me teed land. short "sleeved, with Vouquet at the waist O®) ‘he runaways drove in a cutter in the direction of | the Central rallroad to Buffalo, stopping to maxe Cher=y, Poplar. Oax, | ferun. | The tuvastre provides that the electors | per colored velvet brocade combined with satin. | PINK flowers. Miss Griswold, of Dresden, Saxony, a | Pottsville, but returned In Une to take the 1245 | sales at Several intermehate pute The firm cm, Nev Pine, rough | Appuiated by e2ch state for the election of Prest- | Countess Lewenhaupt wore black dowered velvet, | niece of the hostess, and until to-day the of | afternoon’ train for Philadelphia. Eightor nine | wrote to bim at Bufflo asking for remi- well to ¢ READY-MADE a Children from | 4: 3 ‘Tae tm which Washington bade tar oricers, and formed a society to be calle ciety Who ts a Leago, | the revoldtionary cry oF Tru an ofa of the 7 ‘ dene Vice President shall hold — thet cars: isband’s father. ‘Mrs. John Davis, in light blue brocade, years. when hardly out of their teena, they] tances, Dut Crongon answered on Nov, 22) the Society o: the Semsot the Revolution. ‘The des AS ERMEE | trusts “Ms | Sich “electors "and “constitute West, “Gai DING Sttin aad. valves oroetde, | with her recently trom Europe, "Mise warrie Brad- | ware ‘They soon ed, however, and | tat Uie customers were SoTL Cast and Would | "to hye an “an elle to memyirsip tn Us wo ia Sis corrections at | Ute College of efectors of thelr respective states {oF | Madame Godoy | black | satin and moire | Je¥, daughter of Judge Bradley of the Supreme Mr. paid wite, send money in afew days. From MuiTuc the ¢ the presiac A her art, Was in dark blue velvet, trimmed with light | $1,008,in settlement of ull claima she Peeained, rant salesman went to Toledo, Cleveland, Ch fal ter of four years, with power to | antingue, trimmed with jetted lace E ‘small ‘ - Mil Vacancies. In case of the removal of the Presi-] bonnet ‘of black velvet pearls, coro- | Dlue and white lace flounces down the front. thelr child, a beautiful iittie girl. Mra, Kehler went | Detroit and Miwaukee. He wrote trom Chicago oa | state of New ‘revotfionary umes. shee ht =S . and Vice Preside! y ce At one tine the temperature in the front ir | to her fathers. and Mr. Kehler lived with his 1, still ‘tual seies were"brisk but Lb iyers , prumery olyect Is vo caldect and preserve informa- RY poueclita wet” Call at Suce aud get the asst | Sern Geat and Vice President from any cause, the Secre- | net and crown of white and Steel. the rocelving ‘party and cour | (anche iether in paying. “Mating vi-iced Se Poul, ‘Coute | Hon sad documents Telatag to the suraggle for in tary Of state shall perform the ministérial duties | Madame de Struve, an elegant toflet of | running pretty high, ‘of the office of Present ad interim, andhe shaui | dove-gray brocade: Madame von Elsendecher, leat- aynerey to the t dependence, Wasrinates, DC. next |) tothe next room, which | door io each other. During the several years they |'cui Biuifs, ‘St. Joe and Atenison, Cron- ER & CO. aithor luis. 0 SEV UNTH STREET, © Katze ‘appolut a day, not less than thirty days thereatter, | brown brocaded velvet, combined with plain velvet; eric ahs Prelit we Pett fr | Me ce et amet | es i ae share es orn gat Be election mM petti - | the unexpired term. ‘The counting of the electoral | Madame figmero, Diack satin, with chene flowers 12 that the New Year, so long looked forward to, had, | A Woman's Vexoganca—Mrs. Win. Li PORE en ee ee ca ce os ee the Hine of | vote shat! take place upon the second Tuesday after | bright colors. Viscountess das Nogueiras and her | 80 far as the was ea ees de-| Bath, Mason county, Mo.,on Eriday fa Shot | from ‘traveler. They sent a to ‘Press print | the mecting ind orguulzition of the next succeed: | dauzater were very elegantly attired. cidedly unpleasant. Indoors, at the of the | Willi Ray, who had aspérsed her racter. She | City, Buti was returned wita uneTormal aunownce- Al him Facto Zacravine, tor ctues relic’ of plate, PST AND CHEAPE ie ; Tegular sess ‘Congress, unless Congress- ladies Who Tecelved with the President, | S€ ‘of State, the reception was, if possible, | asked ‘meet house ofa friend, end | ment that the person addressed could Not be found. =p ee us and Estimates furnished upon application, Deitemiccne were election occurs, thea mre ere gain Sees Cota eke stood tore brine than for many back, and the in tie peescatant vitae aanoatt he had fade A silecnan for'aaothcr diamond house sl tot be Abd 8a gave Banca ‘HE LAUTEN ENGRAVING COMPANY, such Counting shall take place upon the eighth | next the President on his right, wore a trained | Dumber of those calling to pay thelr respects showed | certain remarks about her. He that he | Sav Cronson With a wowan i Detruit : decided increase over that of former occasions Sian iG 1425 New Yorkavenda | Tuesday after such election. Tobe of rich lavender satin, flowered in white, with | 2 had. She hissed out “Liar,” and shot him. ‘ward trip