Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1885, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDING! 5 Northwest Corner Pennayivacia Ave. and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. Tue Evexixo Stax is served to subscribers tn the city by carriers, on Week. or 4c per conte each. fy Month: one year, $6: six mouths $4 [P-ntered at the Post Unive at Wasbington, D.C., 98 Second-clavs muil matter | Tur WEEKLY Stam—published on Friday-$1 a Year, postage prepaid. Six mouths, 50 cents. 45@- Ail mail subscriptions must be paid in advance; 0 paper sent longer than is paid for. Rates of advertising made known on application. Gov. HUIMs Letter of Acceptance. ALREADY PREPARED AND TO BE GIVEN TO THE : PRESS TO-MORROW MORNING, ‘Special Dispatch to Tre EVENtNe Stam "ALBANY, N. ¥., October 15.—-GO¥. FII"s letter of acceptance ts prepared, and will be given 60, ‘the press tomorrow morning. What Canada Spends for Emgtrants, OTTAWA, Ort., October 15.—During the fiscal year ending J 30, 1885, the Dominion gov- ¢ ment has 0,000 on. tine) . ist ration since 1880, ostaz» prey cost Canada about ¥0,000, General Foreign News. PARADOX WINS TRE CHAMPION STAKES, Vo. 67—Na 10,129. WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1885. TWO CENTS, [Se ekviguesnartr a Re | bay colt Duke of Richmond (late Bushy) came | insecond,and Baron De Rothschild’s three- PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. SPECIAL NOTICES. eshington News and Gossip. CHANGES IN THE OFFICES. AN ALLEGED GIFT ENTERPRISE. Telegrams to The Star. year-old chestnut Milly Aveline third, There | were five starters. r JOHN —— ry Appointmen: 5 ————— H® THE GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN ALL THE MINISTERS OF THIS CITY ‘THe SUPPLEMENT oF THE EVENING STAR ‘Ppol its by the President, Ete. Ley mets o eee by — ‘The Kuighe of i : TPR OE AE the oeeson To The shove porns regular | 16th, at 12 o'clock m.,.at the Third Baptist church, | to-day contains articles on the Synod of Balti-| ‘The President today made the following ap-| Found. : Prrrsnuna, Pa., Oct ‘The Grand DAY TURSDAY and FRIDAY letving Her 'wiong | READElin street, berween 4th and Sth streets NOTt* | more, the proposed night school, and other local | p@intments: THE BALKAN COMPLICATIONS. | Posse ot Kuleittiie tonne, Ta" aemton here, DAY TURUAY and og NATINE er whart, | went, to make arrangements for our late deceased, | TOTS. ight school, — E BALKA) D { INS. | nas Siccted the following officers: warend ave Fare for routd trip boc. "oat can be chartered on si: | “fs WM BJurrensom. By order of | xe | Matters, Dr. Yarrow's experience with road| C. Meyer Zulick, of Arizona, tobe governor of | _Lient. Arnold and Detectives Block and Raf or, I C. Christy, of Piitaly terause dng, Woe intsccantios spe atten ate ee W, B. JOHNSON. _ | agents,returns trom theOhio legislative districts, | Arizona, vice Frederick A. Tritle, resigned. made a raid today on the office of Dr. W. H. *—_—+—_ | EW. Jackson, of Susy Ra ann eee Hien Ceceustons (SS ARTENTION, FAST WASHES Eine Milan will Aght, an exciting balloon race, | Tobe Agent for the Indians—Jas. McLaugh- | Hale, 723 12th street. They made several ar-| ENGLAND TO ANNEX UPPER-BURMAH. | {2% Wea Raltinsony i The regular meeting of ihe Club will be held at | telegraphic news, ete. The advertisements are | lin, of Dakota, Standing Rock agency in Da- | rests, seizea a large quantity of papers, and left T. M. Boy Recmports Kapartcn, MeCauley's ‘hall on FRIDAY EVES . Srie: treasurer, J, TL. MeMilla ING, October | classified as { : ‘Ladies’ | kota, Zan Erie; ueasuret, 3.2.3 Gauley’e hall on FRIDAY, EVENING, October follows: Auction Sales, & police officer in charge of the establishment, Moclure, Nandy Lake; : iness re =" | Goods, Family Supplies, Gentlemen's Goods, | To be Consuls of rd | All of this was a th “raid-| EXPLORING ALASK yILDS. Lancaster; setti atieution. © “MARCELLUS MARCERON, sec. 1 PI of the United States—Edwai of this was done on the authority of a “raid. LORING ALASKAN WILDS. a 3 is, WAUGH ee eaence ap AND A ttorneys, The Trade v dal . Li f Texas, at Piedras Negras, Mexico; | ing warrant,” issued by the chief of police, Z E. 3 é Zhe Trades, ‘Dry (Goods, Wood and |p: Minn, of 1 AMUSEMENTS. EW NATIONAL THEATER TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MR ROLAND REED ‘Will introduce in his role im HUMBUG A new Ballad for the First Time, Accompanying Himself on the Piand, THE POCKET EDITION OF THE MIKADO. And his great specialty by Sidney Rosenfeldt, Esq., WITH THE ACCENT ON, ks, —Revi vi y eve Coal, Book: Pit Sewing ‘rank - Roberts, of Maine, at Coaticook; | chargit Dr, Hal ‘ith ii ao Piatt, Tuscentua Oe en poses ely. 5 Ss. ne.—Revival services every evening | Coal Pianos and Organs, 2 3 . charging Dr. Hale with running a gift enter- ot the wap ee ee ere eee Bane Bev aaasiey Wy easton dado | Machines, Professional, Medical, Housefuratsb- | Foseph, Hom st Wott Vansak at Wane ian | Prise contrary tolaw, Dr. Hale,it is charged, | TABOR TROUBLES IN WISCONSIN. #a.tonnfogton HUMBUG with be repeated each night this week and TAIDE Rites aah EAE MERTING BRL | ing, Summer Resorts, Specialties, Steamers, | iextco. a betoe publishes a paper called The Washington Trav- { Piiladelptin; state assistams Pan f agin instant commencin real ieacces oe n., | Undertakers, Potomac River Boats, Railroads, | Calvin Page, to be collector of internal reve- | eller, of which two numbers have been issued. » W.R. Frances, Knoxville, rsever¥ | Financial, Dentistry. nue for the district of New Hampshire. Next week—Mr.JAMFSO'NFILLin Chas. Fechter's Advertisements and circulars concerning this Wages N : eral Cae D. J. Loughlin, to be special examiner of A Reduction of Wages Necessary. ee ; cial ex “ ECRISVO. oct 5X ff men cco = mance Goverxaent Receiers To-DAy.—Internal | drags, medicines and chemicals for the district | Parer, are headed, “A. fortune for $1.” and an- & green glitas ote AND GERMAN THEATER AT WIL- ke H ANN €8G% = 855s ALI. PERSONS INDERTED TO TICE | revenue, $471,472; customs, $457,600. of Philadelphia, Pa, ore ‘each subset receives & States, who are, SED HALL under the auspices of the LADIES Ke Ot NXN 5554 Ponieayeltit fitm of 5.1 WEEDON & CO. 225 Rote eae O08. OLNN WOOT Postmasters—Simeon A. Jacobs, at Chicopee, | Phmium on January Ist, 1886, ranging in 10 view of SEWING CULE ofthe cre EK HORE § co Ketupace’ “Ail bls not seied Bey Nek. Ast will be | , TH® Post Ovwicn at Waverly, Ohio, was | Mass.; Wm. Milnor, at Cartersvilig, Ga.; Patrick | “awe irom & cents to $50." Ain aS, ote some. AN ORPHAN ASYLUM, NNN ‘GGG Bug SVEN MERKIMAN for collection. oct4st* | broken into last evening and robbed of $700, | J; Rovers, at Fledniont W. Va; Hobert Simp | alluring aunouncements, took steps to mip tne | VWs Of & jgrrenipocimest sical program wll berendered by Sa romtiGIY Gans whith eure bs | , CONSCHENCE.—The Secretary of the Treasury | Weit Polnt, Miss; John Ht. Hill, Goldsborough, | emerrise in the bud. “This morning tne of] || tke Movement. | Sy Spending Poppiar ust season Ge BEVAN, today received a consctenco contribution of | T, teigueray Je bowers, at Chiteo, Cal: Isalali | for and received in return @ tcker bearing the | "Losin Gerster 18 ct 1 | wi Hormed. BUS abe Acne cone % Las 2 2S , NDON, Be Mumislon, 60 ccats, (rickets to ba hed at the PALACE, OCl4St a _ 1418 New York ave._ in an unknown resident of New Yor] Council Blutts, Iowa; Benj. F. Devore, at Inde- Slowing lnepelption: The Washington | Bight with the special Bulgarian envoy to Lord | ms of the new scale, a ‘oclS-2t (eit GEES. te DHEASCRE Pond | Com Kenton, who is in the city, will not yon Kan Alex. H. Dudley, at Princeton, | premiunt Ticket. “rravellers Salisbury, and am therefore able on his author- JORDS, Bo GHT. have succeeded in securing the services o Mr. E. | Felleve Gen. McKeever ot his duties as assistant N. $5,000 for $1.00. ity to throw some lizht upon the complications $14 SEVENTH STREET N. w. CORBETT, whos 12 der of first-c N. Walton, of Conway, Ark., has been a} olde “p r ‘othe Editor of THe EVENING Sian THATCHER, PRIMROSE & WEST'S MAMMOTH: Poller malik, gmuose, fame us a builder of fmt-ciass | adjutant general at the War department until ted special agent to take charge of the In |, This ticket entitles the holder to one eash | inthe Balkans. The most important fact ts | T S new onder of the Secretary ofthe Interior MINSTRELS. known all over the ust aid West. % iS) next Monday, ae ans on Tongue river, Montana Territory; | Rre cents wen suo titan ave haasand dollars | that the Servian army is moving towardsSofta, | -, The new order of the “ier omission io The Greatest Minstrel Organization the World Has Me. Corbett fs now engaced in placing in my Pio: | _TH® NAVY Deparritest is informed of the | Slary $1,500 per year. ‘The premium will be awarded the holder for | The question is what does this mean? My in- | riers ment of any perwon other than em ER a ee —_— neer Holler Ml machinery of pecuilar construction | @trival of the Hartford at Panama. She willl THE NEW PENSION BUILDING. | Paving Pald the sum of one dollar ($1.00), being | formant gave three reasons why this does not | [16 Genartment of wus peti ate Meer agen een Te sees Coan rie Jur the purpove of manuiaciuring two grades of Flout | sail in a few days for Payta, pithy one year's subseription to The Traveller, the re | mean, as it seems to do, that Servin is about t0 | te S nc Garantmamk Sibcbibe ae Black Adonis, The Drum Major's Parade. tiles tie eae ae Se oS The Complaints of the Clerks—The Aet- | °eiPt whereof is hereby acknowledged. The | attack Bulgaria, First, the powers are practi- | #t0meys as we i MIEeraEE Eat oe ae Will botecor ans Ener mae nee aus | Passes ror Parest Arronsevs—Under the | "s0,” Comminstanos Welteso bene oo Premium distribution takes place on January | Cie. Tee tipon the union, and will therefare | HME since the same cabinet offleer issued ste BE! iTS “1 ” ‘ a Fancy Fasd * | recent order of Secretary Lamar closing the In- a }, Or betore e requ! umber of oe sretere | instructions that outsiders should be for OCTOBER 19H’ T'S “TIN SOLDIER” _ ocl5 OUR OPENING IS OVER; WE HAVE | and “Floralba,” a Fancy Farhily. sty len anes aa ene tthe | Gem. Meigs, sullscribers are received. notgiveServia anything outof Bulgaria. Second, | [5tTetions that outsider | shanty Mo the GIVEN SUFFICIENT PROOF FOR ALL In making these improvements no money will be ig Re ifServia attacks Bul; (Signed), THE WASHINGTON TRAVELI. spared to Improve the quality of the Great Swiss Pro- | Patent attorneys are obliged to procure passes. | “The clerks and other employes at the new | $1.00. {Seal. WE CLAIM. WE SHALL THROUGH THE fess and Cook's Delight. the standard and Justly cele- | The commissioner of patents ts issuing them 4s | Pension building in Judiciary square, have | _ If you or your friends wish to get more tickets brated Patent and Family Floursof the District of co. | fast. ssibie. In case the holder of @ pass | 1549 for premiuins, you can eall or send your sub- | This Austria ts most anxious to avoid. ENTIRE SEASON KEEP THE LARGEST | lumbiu “Lalso expect to soon pluce upon thismarket | Comes into the department on any other busi- Tuany Complaints of dampness of the | scription to thie office of The Travellcr, at No, | SUCcessor to Alexander would be a Russi i ‘@ patent gradual reduction Graham Flour, which ness than that belore the Patent office the pass | building. Atterthe heavy storm three or four | 793'12th street northwest, Washington. D. agent. Therefore, Austria will bring presst AND MOST CHOICE ASSORTMENT AT | be knowns the Grananro, Mr. Corbett wil will be taken up. days ago, the water leaked through the frescoed his ticket was ornam. upon King Milan to prevent this. Third, there | THE LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES. ent, and will tuke pleasure in showin oe ceilings on the second floor, In the commis- | senting the Statue of Liberty, the An is undoubtedly an agreement between Greece aria Prince Alexander | several departn v ly lose prestige Among his subjects. | supervision, the Pa vapid ve entire satisfaction, with the It did not close the Yoors to offive-s mld present themselves at th and, styling themselves na ents and bureaus COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 12. EVERY EVENING-MATINEE SATURDAY. A WEEK OF SOLID FUN Funnier than all others combined. The Popular ‘Comedians, under hi ky would gre: visitors, 7 “ | would seek the office of the Assistant Secretary ’ _ SURE OF SENATOR GorMAN’s RE-ELECTION. 3 3 and Servia, but if Servia attacks I ria | wou th b a“ VAN: r, through what may be justly termed the Model Mill of JORMAN ‘ flag, and an infant cupid sitting on a 7 of c » Interior noy him with orvi EVANS AND HOEY, ‘America, pa esuy Representative Gibson, of Maryland, says there | OnersToom the water made a wide stain OF | overs and playing with two linked wings. | Greece will be left alone to cape Ww ith Turkey. | Sid notes requeding udiensen, Pr Presenting the Latest Comte Hit, WE DESIRE TO ASK YOU NOT TO PUR- bcls-tthact avstin Herr |!8 Nodoubt about Senator Gorman’s being re-| the bulldine ples of ecto yee Parts Of | The officers went to the house a little t Plc econ ese Ben nea the presentorder emanated from that sures “4 PARLOR MATCH.” CHASE UNTIL YOU HAVE INSPECTED ns STEN TOE turned to the Senate. ‘The only place in the is pleces of plaster fell, and water | noon, and upon inquiring for Dr. Hale e DULL is as Unjust and impracticable as any er ever issued from any department, ‘The financial room of the Patentofiice Isopen Wily, for the receipt of applications and mis. ous fees, until three o'elock p.m, an ‘The Funniest Play ever Written, By Chas Hoyt, author of A Bunch of Keys. Keplete with New Music. New Songs and Side-split- ituations, Hearty, Prolonged Laugh NATIONAL JOCKEY C State where there Is any trouble in. the demo- | Wd to be mopped up from the floors. Hon. | handed a card to fill out, Upon this card were | Present union w OUR GOODS AND ASCERTAINED OUR (Fsas scanner” tags are not Nord! Yeraon | Static party is in Balumore, and that is only | William E. McLean, the acting commissioner | Ptiuted the questions: What is your name? | Of 00 Evo conti PRICES WE ARE SURE OF MAKING a | Ho" corner Ith St-and Peringsieanin ave, and at | @isagrevable, not dangerous.” He says bis ouly | of pensions, when these things occurred, ad- “Ay GoOU Wish to see? on what busines? | | tut the office, of the Trea-urer, 190 Penneyivaiiaave,, | Surprise about Ohio is that it did not give @ | dressed a letter to Gen, Meigs, calling attention | this formality, bet walk » | he mightm his throne, and was told u Come Prepared for a § New York bigger re ajority. upstairs found t nen one hour of this time ix now lost, | The'sam that will Last’ Your Life Time. SALE. Nace Deys OCTOBER 1oty, seth ater oot eon Sa eee orn to these leaks, and to what he considered | doctor and put hii under arrest. ‘They also ar- | that, le cas room recelves final fees Until four o'clock on Next Week—FRANK MAYO in his Greatest St Ce ae x D FoR HAziNG.—Naval Cadet | the inadequacy of the sanitary arrange: Tested John Hersam ane weaiate bebe ale | eeton atin hurdays. Supposing an attorney receives a ext Week FR Sa NORDECK. ‘ccld WE HAVE RECEIVED BY THE LAST | [[-gp= NEW ISSUEOF STOCK. Railey, of Arkansas, of the third class at the | That he wrote the letter in whe tetereet athe | Hermann who ie itis sald, taverostcd with her | BY the powers Synge eg tg Sopp ge gd Ee NTH STREET OPERA HOUSE STEAMER FROM EUROPE A NEW AND — Naval academy, has been found guilty by a | jarge force of clerks who were alarmed about | husband In the business, and who was e1 ek Pee ete ve a game red peo ite forielted on that day—what is he ‘Oue Square North of Pennsylvania Ave. court martial of hazing Cadets Kicker and Van- | the consequences to their health during the | 8pparently, in keeping’ the books and thonter ands wen OF die cuore. nae Opin Again, many of the examiners bave — CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF PATTERN EQUITABLE derhorst of the fourth class, and Superintendent | winter following upon this damp condition of | ing to the correspondence of ti hoes and men of the movement, these Opit- | their hours for interviews after two p.m, How A CELEBRATED CASE. a A Rs him for dismissal to | the building. The letter also said the toilet or | Stairs were two young girls en. sai L Nich nl is an attorney to gain an interview with such? 2P.ML} TWOPERFORMANCESDAILY 18P.am.| HATS AND BONNETS, ALL THE LEAD CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCTATION. closet neconimodation was hardly adequate (or | Ing letters. In the rear of the bullding was a Gue examiner remarked to me thin morning for ot = st 5 5, " - ~ ZAI, cy = a force ol people, though double that num- ng office in which several compositor that either the examiners woul! ave to change A CELEBRATED CASE. ING SHAPES, IN FRENCH FELTS; afso ASSETS, SEPT. 25, 1885. $536,690.17] | Cor. CHARLES R. CopMan, who it has been | ber are now employéd in_ the building, and an | Were at work. ‘The officers collected such papers. s their hours or torneys would bave to en- ritic"—A brilliant production. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S TRIMMED Subscription Books are now open for shares in the | §#/d was to sueceed Mr. Eaton as civil service | addition of 300 more is soon expected. asthey deemed necessary to prove the churge | The Salisbury | ter the building before two and wait their turn tor a hearing. [ 20th issue. “Subscriptions and Payments can be made id in Boston last evening, “ stated that the leaks | @gainst Dr. Hale and his partners, und then leit Have Made HATS AND PLUSH HOODS; ALSO BIRDS, aL the office of the Association daily from 8:30 a. 11, has not made me the offer, and prob- | complained of had h caused by the careless: | #n Officer in charge of the establishment, he | Gen. Melzs, In rey agine a line of attorneys, men to 4:50 p.m. ably never will make It ness of workmen walking over the root, and PAPERS FOUND IN THE OFFICE. Sa be Sunch to them asthe examiner's tine & wore “Star’—Applaase was frequent. WINGS, PLUSHES, VELVETS, SATINS, ‘Monthly Payments are $2.50 per share. ee ay = Generar | Wotld,be remedied. He took issue, however, | ‘The papers taken from the office included a | »,0\POS October 15-1 aan able to st to the oflice, standing in line awaiting theit = 2 = Pamphlets explaining the object of the Association, PRINGS LEASES—Attorney General | w e acting commissioner respecting the : @ annexation of upper Burmah is pr turn, cents: Parquct and Orchara chats 3S Gai’ Bo | RIBBONS AND SILKS. its advantages, Denciity, &e., will be furnished and | Gurland has given an opinion to the effect that | Samtary appliances of the building, giving the | !8nge bundle of tickets, such us described above, extra charge for reserved seats, secured six days in advance. At Matinees only children under 12 years of age admitted to reserved chairs, 10c. Hox office open from § a m. to 10 p.m. october 19—Barry and Fay’s “IRISH ARISTOC- oc] decided on, A long conference at the Indl office yesterday resulted The: Hearings before the examiner of the board of examiners in chiel, ore the commissioner in. person nily set for hours alter the | Once more: n, | Interferen and even be are Irequ @he Sacre lk: % .. | result of his own personal Inspection. The toi- | with numbers running into thousands, cireu- 318 13th st.n.w. ee of {he Interior is by law author- | jet rooms were never crowded, he sild, except |lurs and placards announcing the. fottery ang §, Cap. Sts Qrenew leases for bath-house sites and | in the morning, just after office hours began, | scheme, letters ready to be sent outot the office, n the Hot Springs igatty inthe aw | Ad, im the evening at the close of the day's | dodgers advertising Dr. Hale's and Dr. Carson's work, WE WILL PLACE ON OUR COUNTERS —_ | [Romy Somerville, President. SOME ELEGANT BARGAINS IN JERSEYS, | $°2- JV. this determinath is not the slightest ground for the state- tof conservative dissensions in the mat prescribed by the m With w to_an app They welcome the opportunity for cheap glory, | P oF Racy.” Fred. W. Pratt Sanretaee Tones medicines, and a book purporting to be a record pa ie grace Will such meu Roscoe Racy. KID GLOVES AND CORSETS. HH. H. Thwomble y Se es tary Teller d leases, Mr. MeLean Is of the opinion that the office | of su scriptions. Me Horaann told the offi- and Col, Ingersoll» id around the = Teer which are said to be valuable, until Co) ATIONAL Jockey Cuvs: . ‘=s | cannot regulate the hours for using the toilet | cers that only twenty-one subscriptions had poceckary wutnoreuld specltically confer’ the | rooms, and the only reinedy 18 ati increase of | been received.” The number of the ticket sold s the accommodations, this morning was, however, 747. The stubs of 1 RiGee Acting Commissioner McLean said toa Sran | tickets sold and retained in'the oifice were only | Making 9 Trip Through Alaskan Wilds iene . Sawyer, hav- | reporter to-duy that he was averse, as anew ot | 21 in number. A paper was also found | That Had Been Repeatedly but Vainly finished his examination for promotion, | ticial, to getting Into a controversy with Gen, | which was @ partnershin agreement between | Attempted by Many ed ordered to rejoin the Swatara at New| Meigs, but as acting commissioner he had | Dr. Hale and Mr. and” Mrs. Hermann, | CHicAGo, October 15.-Gen, Nelson A. Miles, | York, and Ensign Jno, T. Newton, to | deemed it his duty tothe large force of clerks | by which Mr. and Mrs. Hermann transicrred to EXPLOIT. the Pat nudien: D Ww ng thelr turn WE OFFER GREAT INDUCEMENTSIN | Ros ren BLACK ENGLISH TREBLE CREPE FOR VEILING AND TRIMMING. — THE FALL MEETING WILL TAKE PLACE MONDAY, OCTOBER 19TH, is entirely unfeasable. An off. ning in regard to Ktthas ir money from and the ‘and attorneys, ‘WE HAVE $50,000 WORTH OF LADIES ; who is in the city, ak ca ittance to the TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20TH, melo the Yantie “ut” Norrolky Pissed | there, whose health and comfort were at stake, Hale thet interest in a paper called Thryt and Saad Rar ty, Tecelved at Panes tae Yers building ta whet ‘t encaaal WRAPS AND CHILDREN’S CLOAKS ON Assistant Engineer ©. R, Roelker! to -eon- attention to these matters. nelr printing apparatus in consideration of re- | 4 - Henry T. Allen, of the 24 Cav-| jeing cousidered. It is t WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21ST. eee Unue on present duties with the naval advisory Se ceiving one-iourth of the protits of Dr. Hale's stating that he had arrived safely at San | the round Laken HAND WHICH MUST BESOLD. WE ARE : ard until October Ist, 1586; Pa ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22D, Bache, to the Aduins, 31st. inst., ant Engin ‘aster A.D, |Sure the Democrats Will cisco, after his Alask ry New | publishing enterprises. It was a part of the exploratio ssed Assist York. agreement that Mr. and Mrs. Hermann should aN- | held us against push the res: * ° of | side the departinent share in this opinion as apleted a journey thi OFFERING, IN ORDER TO INSURE A FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23D. i Mi g Tthus Price, to the Swatara; En-| REPRESENTATIVE SPiUGGS FIGURES HIL1's | buird in Dr. Hale’s house and pay him $50 a | We far north, which. in the opinion of —— pane F. T. Howser... & O. Ticket Agt., 14th and Pu, av. | sign H. etached fro antic, i < F month for bourd outor thei the profits, | Miles, excelled all explorations ou the Am: FE —- RAPID SALE, OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF | Jono W. a Store, 1020 7th st-n.w. | placed on waiting orders: Surgeon A. a oe MAJORITY AT 80,000 TO 40,000. ‘Avlarge number of letters addressed te mem: | Can continent since Lewis and Clarke, abd the Alexandria Affairs, FIVE RACES EACH Day. CLOAES AT A SMALL ADVANCE ONLY. FROTIOY ELON ee from the tratni ship Portsmouth, und placed | Representative Spriggs, of Utica, N. Y., {sin | bers of Congress were found. Some of these | World's record since Livingston. Licut, Allen | peported for Tite EVENING STAR, re sup i 5 e 5 “ es cink™ coy Sitka last February and journeyed to the | opened fr Mae Byes Office, 917 F st-h.w. | OF Waiting orders; Surgeon D. Dickinson, trom | the city. To a Star reporter, who met him at | Were signed by “Rollin H, Kirk” for “The | ‘et 2 : JRith he followel | _ THE CoMING CoUNctL.—The city council will 430 ly. oclo-iw | the naval hospital, Mare Island, Cal.,and_or- | W, Y y- | Washington Traveller.” They set forth the de- | north of the Copper river, which he followed | 1.4 somible before the close of this month, A® COME TO KING'S PALACE. WEGUAR- = | _Oflice hours, kedeented bem ally Weak dered to the Portsinouth: Passed Asistant Sar | W2uard’s this morning, he expressed the ut-| sire of that journal to publish portraits and | Until he reached the great Alaskan range of Pat, EDU ‘mor | the first meeting a movement will be made im ; es most confidence in the democrats carrying | bic hical ‘sketches of the to whe mountains, These he crossed on snow shoes to | ~ ND STEEPLECHASES! 2 ; y con L. B. Baldwin, from t 1 hospital, | Ost ¢ ographical sketches of the persons to whoin cat favor of neral plan of street i ment G@RaND ANTEE IT WILL PAY YOU. SH, waneunerenterbefoundat. cay, | Philndelphia, and "ordered © fe ine “Sieg | New York. ‘The result of the Ohio election, he | the levers were angeeused at ce meat ee teen | the head of the Tenniah Fiver—in itself @ mar. | fon as ‘was sugested, by ex-Ma waa Homme 4 — tain VIO eciw. "| stand “hospital; “Assistant Surgeon Joseph | said, would have no effect upon Hill's chances | $0n8 $0 onred., ae that they. should pepe hice epee tee rgelen Te ed | and becun some, ten years ago, but, afterwards te OTT Fl a fer, from the receiving shi St. Louis, i i. 2,000 al nis a copy eoypete Nee t2 | abands it is notable that the bandsomest ALL THE BEST HORSES! ee om MOVAL. eederea ito duty, Sats” philodet of election, and he placed the democratic ma- | sid ax many more as they desired. the Takon, the great river of the th, to its | fo rovemente of those tately aande bere in the ‘DR. J. YNE has removed his office naval hospital. Naval Cadet P. H. | Jotity at from 30,000 to40,000. | He says it was | "Dr. Hale and his companions were taken to | mouth, adistance of 400 0r 500 1 [loat, | Way of building have been on the line of North — — and een to 116 2d st.se, RLS RONG Soa, Pnilbin, having isuccesaiully sed his six a blessing tor a ea a rane ope ned the fifth precinct station. Mrs. Belva A. Lock- [ine eo Hee sig § Poel chem ee ut. | Columbus ‘street, the street on which the board. = relist a ea are Ghaiee a mere, come out against him, It will call buck all the | wood’s tricyele soon ai ed at the | Allen repaired to Fort Michel, on the Behrings, ae orks ton 7 ot FIRST RACE sca a Se a PAST ONE (eS, REGAL, ROMCE STOCK HOLD EIS. ee S rine at histones ph ee been democrats who voted for Blaine last tall and | Curbin front pre meters Seen d returned on the steamer Corwin, The ex- | Of Public works began in 1873 its plans for dune " provement and partially carried them out. At fischatged from the service with one years | PTiNg out the whole party strength. More-| Hermann in charge of an officer went olf with P P ‘oration of the Tennah a : ~ , a tay ohiain thelr Hckets for the combic ie over, their support weakens Davenport. The | Mra Lockwood tersceange ter bal nthe ambition of eapk ciaepely Se eee cock eb be cugien tekanen =a K KM NX N GGG ™ gS, eee “f election of Davenport under the circumstances | “ The detendarts gave bail in the sum of $500 | Alaska came into the possessior will Tieeerve, the house and prevent a broken Perfect order will, as usual. be preserved. and no BP PReie ¢ ee a ETRE : Persoxat—It is reported that M. Roustan, | Would place the mugwump; in the lead. The | and were released. tes, bul the Russians fail floor rom endangering the limbsof the firemem disreputabie person will be admitted to the Grounds ean cg Ses, ee PONG BAR c the French minister here, has been appoiuted | St#lwWart republicans won't have that; they |" Hermann, who was sick, was not taken to the | attempted. Since then several explorations by | Hog" {rom © orstand. EHS BN GGS 8gs5 SAGHED I ae governor of Tunis—Dr. Gallaudet gives a | QOvld father deteat the republican candidate, | station house by the officer, but allowed to re- Ser eager roenyr ACQUITTAL:—The trial of Robt. Meade for 3 Race Trains of the Baltimore and Ohio at pee = -—Dr. ef and thatis what they wi 10. jarge stal- 2th 8 untlamong the army officerson U - cat vatin 1240. 1230, Lund 130 p.m. Return ‘Trains willbe TR, DENTAL Noric Incheon party at his residence, Kendall | wart element will elther vote for Hill or will | ™#l2 #t the house on 12th street, the feat became to. be considered well nigh im. | Shooting Robt. Collinesworth, with intent to fm waiting when the races are over. Round-trip tick- having returned from Green, to-morrow afternoon, in honor of Canon | stay away from the polls. “There are lots of ST ERES possible. Lieut. Allen's companions were a | Aim. Cismgurt of esterday afternoon, The ets only Ten Cents, PPP A cco «FEE the practice of his profession. Office, 1211 Penn. | Farrar.Mrs, Russell Seliridge is at the Port- | stalwarts about.my district,” be says, “and Threw Kerosene in the Fire. sergeant and an officer of the <iznal corps, to- | CONF , cf en ii = s F Ay S F Sie 2 orp showed that there had been {il feele Krag Gmc aoe gece rtp Some Pep kAA OU a S$ FE ie ool Ims land and at home informally on maey. even- | any of Hienare palspoken ia thelr determin- | CARELESSNESS WHICH MAY COST THE LIVES OF | gether with the Indians whom he persuaded to | [ny netween Collingsworth and Mende, both of off 3° ulmicad, 1410 New York avenue JOHN TE MAGEE DE, tion of the throat.—Miss M. M, Haghes and et, The inugwimps are hated as much | | A dispatch from Petersburg, Va., states thata | 4 Woman Sentenced to Life Imprison- | a1 seals stot Collimenworilt tn nis shoulder Gua noe mance Sg pennies an = 1417 New York w aid, and Hon. John F. Miller, of Washington, | by the stalwart republicans as they are by the | terrible accident which Illustrates the gross anaes | but Gollingsworth knocked Meade in the hea retary, 471 Pennsylvania avenue. 814 SEVENTH STREET N. W. (eee G48 FIXTURES pre in San Francis pene Tees democrats.” carelessness so common in the handling of ker Doce Hint, Wis., October 15.—Mrs, Hane | With a heavy lantern cade gut the worst J. F. OLMSTEAD, President. ‘Can be purchased at, Vising architect of the Treasury, were in Chieago Gen. Sheridan and His Aides. eee eee Ute nrusltG resulting In | nah Remley was found guilty” of aiding her | i the senccunier. (Ege euuaing (he sure memes LOWEST RAT ee Monduy.——Mr. Jenka, Assistant Secre WILL HE DESIGNATE SUCCESSORS TO caPrarss | the Probable loss of three lives, While Mr. Wil- | vouthtul son In the murder of her alin yn , H. D, McINTIRE, Secretary. 0cl2-6t Om st 15th st Comoe Palding. | the Interior, has Teturned, from Fe aylvs GiaGore kup DEAT “| liam Cook, an employe at the Appomattox iron pig tgeat reer Cig Aiden ved Setr Cote Ths coporeMeh eobit aL BENT LEM: Seced 531 15th st, Corcoran Building. rae Cone i ea, anes venta: x 8? : ‘ imprisonment for life, o pom eo EME MUSEUM, avanta ae Ro charee for Hagin eg Toscindet George ‘T odd, son of Rev. F ait Gen. Sheridan's delay in selecting two aides | ¥Rdry, was at churen his wife and little | [9 Heprisomment fie tte, coe @ t Saturday. Thomas Jackson gentry oie ma ES BRAS WORK, EC leuténant and adjutantof the Highland Cadets, | to succeed Capts. Gregory and Davis, who were | 2#UShter, aged nine years, were sitting before | who is already servin Fae pireeetch pry Mepatae ngoete fd FASHIONABLE ATTRACTION. (ice 2 eHow ot Worcester Mass.—Canon Farrar will arrive | relieved October 10th, the wood fire on the open hearth. In her lap | witness in the cas: 2 ne ONE DOLLAR PERFORMANCE FOR 10c. Dae in the city to-inorrow, and will be the guest of reer ee Sad I Maire) ee the mother held her fourteen-month=old babe. 7 Se eo, Leprie Ta nh ‘The Eminent Actresses, Mrs. Laughton.— sixth Auditor McConville | Piclon im the minds of some that he does not |The fire was not burning very brightly, aud Mr. Zabriskie Has Not Resigned. Gt = age SanrAt und the Sears tangentned MISS HELENE aDELL, and re _ has returned: trom Onlo- 4 intend to make any selection ut all. Gen. Sheri- | Mrs. Cook, in order to quicken it, took the’ Ker- 5 % _ | Gir ‘ at “ATE, M.D, 916 MePHE: Fatale i TvesoN, ARIZ., Octe District At-| a warrant issued by a justice of the peace ‘MISS SARAH LASCELLES, Tiare SiC ee oe TnL oreo anes | and Dr. T. M. Hanter and dan was unwilling to part with the services of | Osene oil can and poured some of the fluid upon | gorncy yA b inst. Willial shington. On the ‘civil Ascisted by eg mare Gives spertal attention to dieases ol | iia are atthe Ebbitt.—The Duke and Duch: | the two officers mentioned and protested to the | te Wood. There was flash and report, and | Warded “his res stde tin thas taken up the Lawson estate wigeagLe, 719 719 Eu ue MRE | Or Stare arriged demo ari retary of War aguigaluicie Foley The Sec | Ie, burainy ou, from the, expigded quh, was | avy that he Iniened to reign. Outi Tare of | caren ad after makings decree Sor the sale ok SRE, => WILLI re} Hon. Charies son, OF Mun tary positively refused to make un exception. i < the present inquiry into his official acts by the in certain property bas GREAT PARK THEATER COMPANY, => WILLIAM McLEAN € a ay and New Y retary bee pul ond all three were enveloped in flames. Their = A tendes ir . ‘ eer ees TAQTICE—Owing to, the death, of WatLtam Mo. ex-United § muke no new selections. “It is known, atany | Nor bonus all tines had Leos bomitee aca feat SR 5 Xotim—The only prisoner atthe station. UREA LE rs kaa TABLE LINENS. partnce will clove’ the business of th lateiirm and | feiine'<ery well today and was hot at the Woe | eacegtaae he Will take his time about it. His | Ty burnt. ‘They presented a shocking sight the | Put Five Shots Into His Nelzhbor. | house this moruing fs Johu Hess, colored, ar ONE 'NIGHT IN ROME, : beceummababenien cr etc 8 dequtiment,, “Gen. Green acted as adjutant | fhe°‘absence St Cages Cetatty TARP AY | eblldren especially, having received fightaaliur |, S0UTH BESD, IN..Ocober 13, "An old fued | nisted, by, Oiicars) Beitiow and” Boni for admission ‘ost oniy 10 cent Seata Rencrred IAM yactien te 4604 05 the cla Henk are racnesiea 06 | ® eoagnaries ,Francls Adams, jr, and | Col. sheridan isstill on duty there, and Capt, | juries, Mr#. Cook wus severely burnt about her | Teron ended Ina tragedy ye Jolin Phillips’ best horses has been lamed. Mr. ee WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS | makelumeliatescitiement. Cluimsagaiuw telirm | Oliver W. Stink, of Boston, are at Wormiéy’s. | Blunt, yp9,wyas, pleked out by the enowin | ad a a serge teed a tt Bp ap icine panels ote pote Lee Bae eee ones as likely ‘appointed on the staffof the bunging with him a sheep bel Tt aiawmed TO OUR ELEGANT LINE OF TABLE LINENS— ieee THE SUSPENSIC N.OF JUDGE VIN. Heutenant general, figs been for some time on 5 aie ke wi rene which had got-with Snyde 5 er To" NAPKINS, DOY! (TRAY. Having Wisse Brrangerits to CAvry On ilie busta tae ‘ special ordnance duty in his office. He is sti jorrowing a ry in an e- | quarrel was resumed, y struck ee wae, seater CLOTHS, | EC INe ROL Wat MOLE AN OORT e Uiere, and practically fills the position of an | sHRewD ATTEMPT OF A WOMAN TO ACQUIRE A | die Jetton witht lo 7 instantly z. nN &c—AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES. rlarly desirous of thanking our old customers for their | Recommended by Seeretary Lamar— | aide, without the appointment, ‘VALUABLE PROPERTY. whipped ont a revolver and began shooting, THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD. WEO aan DAMASE TABLE LINEN, po peetronree oe LT Re Cede CS Reasons for His Action. ri sin and the waited Beaten. ‘A Chicago #1 fai to the N. Y. Tribune When he had got through he had put five shots FFER A SATIN INEN, | continuance of same by honest methods and strict pers ersia and the Un . speci 5 says: ‘The Grangers, Bud and Lulu. “Ward,” the Eccentric. a ras in Snyder's body and one throuzl: his clothing, FULL WIDTH, EXTRA QUALITY, AT $1 PER | Sy"uirst and parumouut aii Wik ‘be kelune | Tt appears that the order of the President | rue FORMER COUNTRY ANXIOUS To IMPROVE | Gottlieb Friedrich Wilhelm Rollar, who for b con The wounded man started dropped of Alexandria on the ferry route. An Entire New Female Minstrel Scene. Adi USUALLY SOLU AY 61nd. dinpe- ta. He reputation of the slate Atm by pees, U. a Judge Nineent of New Mex- BUSINESS RELATIONS WITH THE LATTER, Sa Aes hasts sie Manis seknom Hose ae ee on Pieper Ge tor winter service. == a we Fa Nid Hn portent cleecl ait fonts | 4co, was issued upon the recommendation | The dragoman of the United States legation | ledged Ida M. King as his wite, on Febru- | City riggs repegtiantic i Matinee: Tuestay. Th Saturday. jones. | My second sd iunportant olect will De n rT ted in selr-defence. Snyder leaves a wite and, atthew Jones, 2110 Paine Tocstay- Tharedny and Saturday. 001? _| TURKEY REDS AT ALL PRICES. ‘Sstemating the busines that ail sail receive tne | OF Secretary Tamnar. (Judge Vincent ie adem-| at Teheran, in adispateh to the State depart-| ary 7, 1888, without issue, His relatives and | three cuildren. y 10th street worth west reports stolen foi ie ABLE = Same amount of attention, in correspondence, makiug | ocrat of Illinois, ind was appointed by the pres- : common law heirs lived in Buffalo. He left a <—— ron, While on the A asiiver FW. FARRAR. D. D., TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS TO MATCH. | of ucco nates, aid orders, and that ail orders: | ene administration, He eppoluted & W. Dor, | ment dated September 7th, gives the substance | Com thing to them all of his estate From Wall Street To-day. Qateh, worth 813.— son Few Aarne enter rill dattcer iro lectares | GAVE GOOD ALL-LINEN TOWELS, ar | Turner Mies or sual shall be promptiy dlspa eg. Barahans On Jeon Cate: W coo | of@ recent conversation with the Persian min- | Will bequeathing to them His will was | New Yoni: October The stock market | Ports ‘the loss of 8S. dale, ree in the Cor ‘onal Church, aa fellows: HAVE G00! [NEN ELS, Por the next duty to sixty davs't Will take induce: | sey, A. G. Burnha juan Carillo, a com- | fy i ‘ x 000, x , October 15.— 10° | FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER léth, ments in all grades, especially In" Hard Woods aid | ys ister of foreign affairs, in which his excellency | Stfered for probate by his But , valved ssion to sele or Col falo relatives, and | was active, irregular and feverish throughout | Ports the lo=s of a gold p pipnte 2c: BETTER QUALITY AT 20c, AND A | Florida Pine. R Mela dees te out Merican eect dupes OF Col | asked whether the Amerleaus would engage in | Miss King found herselt cut off “Some of er | the. first iiecorne air of business to-day. After the | At $60.—N. O. Williams reports stolen # pair aaa ving Pau 0, oe 2 a business in Persia. as the Persian government | triends told her that it she had a child by ing, which was irregular, but higher for | 01 shoes, worth $9. f _ “DANTE. BEAUTIFUL KNOTTED FRINGE TOWEL, AT WM, MCLEAN & SON, been ates By investizating land frauds al-| was disposed to offer every facility In Its power | Roller she could lay claim to and obtain. the simajority ‘Of the list, the market was ste to | SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17th, | Tihand Beireetsini, | lezed to have been, perpetrated in that county | fo Improve business relations between, Persia | estate. On June 26, 1883, a female child was | strong, and advanced 4 10% per cent. “Union | Mrs. Healy's Wound Fatal, “ROBERT BROWNING'S POEMS” MR. PN. DWYER has supplanted my former | mentof the uccused parties would come betore | 224,the United States. Any proposals, he sald, | produced, which was christened Gertrude | Pacific, M. K. and T. and Ce for concessions fort Hee o 4, — : i r Central Pacific were | THE BULLET tobe selected by. the commission | © s for tramways, railways, mines or | Francis Wilhelmina Roller. Miss King’s case | weak; Western Union advanced 144; Northern IX HER ms that Burnham and Carillo | Commercial projects would receive the mfost | was filed in court and a long and tedious litiga- | Pacific, preferred, 17, and C. 13, : HER LOVER LODGED RAIN—BELOWER NOT FOUND, WE HAVE HANDSOME EXTRA FINE FANCY | Ontside Salesman, and is the only authorized pe: Tiekets 75c. and $1.00, without extra for re- to tak ders. the juries named. It se and Q. 24 per The New York Sun to-day says: Lizzie Healy, lerved seats Un sale ut Brentano s, beginning Mon- | TOWELS, NEW AND NOVEL DESIGNS, FROM | ; = SDICATED ELE RIG AN! =f - eiges " serious and favorabble consideration, provided | tlonensued. The court, When about to enter a | cent. ‘Aiter the first half hour the whole mar yo _ fe of ey ee een ata Sagnea guen Venn | He wd the Pere departs aati | teeperpi aaktpe, them wore Rng and fh | doorse fn favor of teeta was prevailed on by | Ket breame. wank and declined trations, | S66 YoW= wie of Sohn Healy, who was shot on 7 Lectures at 8 Carri S0c. TO $1.75 EACH. and Nervous Diseases, by MES. BLOWN (C ¢ not willing.in view of the facts before th troduced by the United States minister. He | the Buffalo heirs to suspend final action until | while Western Union lost 1, per cent, At 1 | Tuesday afternoon by her lover, 5 BS RL OUR NEW LINEN DEPARTMENT A GREAT 2m¢ ‘i 305 Mo fe have the jegielal machinery there Controlled | Would be glad to do everything in his power to | they could adduce some important additional | o'clock the market is active and Leavy. in her bedroom, on the first floor of 206 east a $11 and 613 E street 2, % ite W.F WEINHEIMER'S PATENT — | by these men, The authorition hove sec erauicd | encourage American commerce and industry | evidence. This evidence was given to-day. = a 44th street, lay unconscious in Bellevue how NOW OPEN-—3 sessions daily, SUCCESS. (FSS> onde Byclug and securing Katablishiaent, ce for Judge Vincent’ fon in the | 22 Persit, and any fair conditions tor conces-| J. Blackburn Jones, reputable lawyer, under Diphtheria Typhoid Fever. ital all day yesterday. She will undoubt 101012 am., 2 t05 and 7:30 to 10:30 pm. “eis ben se. naw, premices. Tris looked upon as entirely ines | ous would be accepted. His majesty, ‘the | qirection of the court testified that Mrs. Holler, | PrensuunG, Pa. October 15.-Speelal, ate- | Rital all day. ort bullet entered the Thoroughly Renovated andthe PLEASE EXAMINE GOODS AND COMPARE| se193m__ Formerly at 2001 Bncubie ‘The selection Gf thesejuce conte | Ine the qiazoman adds, hasalso several times | or Ida King, had employed him in the early | patches from Kittanuing, Pa, report that diphe | cheek, near tne Nose, and lodged tu Uke brain, ee oe PRICES, (ee BYRON 5 ADAMS, PINTER, Soners was made ata time when, In behalf of | favorable disposition towards Americans," | Saft ot Ae .cert af afterwand becaies ei | weris and typhoid lever are ‘raging there with | The plstol was teld so close to ber face that Ue B14 Sth st. n justice, it. was the desire of the authorities to Leen eee ee individ ae eiene- wort » © Sus | great severity. Many cases have been kept | powder singed her eyebrows and pitted ber oe Pension and Claim Agents’ work a specialty. have the legal machinery in the hands of the He Condoned Her Fault. picious spot Be rere false eae ion, nim | Concealed, but it is Known that nearly one hun- | cheeks. Healy stopped working yesterday and Music Afternoons and Evenings. BO Davis, | _Briefe Testimony, Fetitions and nents se-3mM | very best citizens, Dorsey and his partners are cs aed tat er oe conspiracy formed be hen ta geld | fed persons are down with one of these dis- | went aiong with a detective Who has gone Wo Saturday Afternoons, Children's Matinee. Admis- => DR H. M SCHOOLEY, said to be Interested in the disputed land | HFENAN ROBE CROSSES THE OCEAN AND BE-| him the woot fe Holler cotates boot che Tag | cases. The fatalities are very numerous, there | find Brower. Mon and skates, 15c. U. & N. CROUSE, ‘719 Market Space, cor. 8th st, Dentist, matters, and would therefore have a big inter- COVERS HIS WIFE, WHO HAD ELOPED. possession of the : on wets. ON she having been fifteen deaths within the last ten |" “My wife and I,” he said, “were married six “ ‘Manager. Hus removed his Office to Hoom 61, Pacific Bullding, | est in making up the juries. The New York World to-day says: Herman ee ee cay en ihe prcper tine camaee aaa eg ag mec Suaaities oe ears a —s was 27, years old. Brower — hear 7 : ae es furn! beb been stricks recuution ts has been Ing around the house for a rT (Re eo ae 5 Demoerats Encouraged. Fe re ee eet or ed a camanip | She admitted that she was never married to | taicen to prevent the spread wi the diseuses. times ‘Ttold “hia tostay away, and my wi U stversat Merat Pousare Paste GEORGETO LIME KILNS, THEY RECEIVE PRIVATE DISPATCHES staTine | ©: He came from a town called Rappach, in ot ey er tne Seeger ey — SPSae = eee knew I wouldn't allow him around. He bas NOW ON EXHIBITION. oth st. and Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, THAT THEY HAVE SECURED A aasonsry or | GcMAUY, Where, in company with his wife, he | had made it plain to her that he would Sharing Their California Business. | been trying wo ade her to go off with him, FOR BRASS GOODS, We are pi enfin flor gga agp mney ite Guin naciauacice keptasmall tavern, Among his boarders was | take the case z that | Sax Francisco, Ocrober 15.—The Southern | Two weeks ago he called here and shot at ber. ‘danger of the penitentiary if she NEWEST DESIGNS IN BLACK DRESS GOODS. | KiInn a supenor utticie of fresit wood-burnt Lime, de- JOINT BALLOT. | g man named C. Grabb, who made ardent love | She Was in dango) oe wh lc and Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe | The bullets tore a hole in the door, but my wife AND ALL METAL SURFACES testimony. A ~ Ke : Quite early this. morning rumors were in cir- | to Mrs. Robe, unknown to her husband. At his | C@me into court with perjured railroads have thace’an agreement to share | was afraid of my finding it out, and she bostox Hamp wax ror Fioons, | TATDST STYLns Ix TRNMoINos smnaiees cigar arereant | clon ato a ects hat the cemocrat | So it nga, in, Mey | Sua was nur gemini Oy iver ie | Sacre oer ance a | sane, wb, der hat a Rea x . cklayers und all cousuiners of Lime eri e unsus induc sel es cl cighvor WAYWARD @ MUTEHESeO Pn eC a ee aerate tcmeerea't | tnmmeeued amuloriyron feat alt In the |e elton eget iain Bie | en ino mete | pen aed toca pens ret meas | gia it. ai Ra, what ins bec ok es Fi oe = be GARTWHIGHT © IOHNETON. legislature. At first this was generally dis- country. Grubb frat to accom pany the married Tar Leapisa Laby MADE A ficexe—A | company war not incitded in the arrangement, wonder | ine dian shoot iin too. pig net Ste 9TH STREET. BLA | Tee os = credited, even by democrat t the Teport | folks asa muti a. spec! ington, Ill., says: ‘even- | One resul e agreement ut the i- | arm around my wife's neck, and bel - CK JERSEYS, DIRECT IMPORTATION: | (Feo saMvrL s sHEDD was reiterated until it_began'to creute au im | While ia Bremen tobe gave his wife all the | Ine quite sensation secutred pon the stapwor| son, Topas ana Sines re abandons tine Wace ot | rmatround my wife's neck, and beld the pls NOVELTIES IN BRASS. 2e21_ | STYLES AND PRICES CORRECT. $ FIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES. Presson, Bolween noon and one o-Glock the money in bis powsesa sion. for, sate keeping. | Ar |arprey Enenter, Cees ene Eee ne a ee line be- Grins to Culcago, and. aS * ah % oa at ment was made that private es | ter he irs. went wi on by 2 mn and San F\ is im young man, who Sona Ne ccemgeecringese ingot Perry oarine ee Fg Pg Eph en eg RS nd a ea Ny ed a pa pag ge 1 Dy. st itrobes, Runges, Furnaces. lemocrats @ Jegisiatur wo ma- ind at some ns y <4 re y's room ine = BUTTONS, SINBONS, FANCY GOODS AND 100 NINTHETHEET NORTHWEST. sero |{orlty. on joint ballot. By “this” time | the deceived: huskasd procured: masery pal Pirginia, ‘dashed before the curtain in a very ese wr we Se work... | Guar shee te Wee erie odd To NOTIONS, 4 E he Interest ofidemocrats in the Qhio election | his passage on the ‘Ems and camo after the | excited state otmin ‘thatshe would : avenue. It is said that torseven months be had Joux W. Consox. JomN W. Maca®TNeY. | was running high. On every hand men of the gall ly pair. Detective Groden found them in | retire from the cast. She been brataily MILL MEN TO TERMS. been calling on Mrs. Healy. Healy bad ordered hae ean no coe a Ame mo cm Deron: |S conoon asene Darema Bicieam ith Dt ates tase | Ser Gla ataaia "Here pasenece | werent yar enka Ut omer are | yMASERRTER, Woke, Paton ty | Rim cael ar, el ection ae Glcver Bu = a erman that lory enous ».” | over ¥ lere the con- * | morning, TUNED TO BUY. Glever BulIPS atone Dro. | “Thad ruthor do that than elect # thousand | fronted his ‘wife and demanded hia money, | she before the tootlights and offered | union of this place, estimated tobe nearly 1,000 | would his brains out If be came around MOORE & LEDING, JEWELERS, Depostt Accoun ‘at sigs, received | Hoadlys,” said another. which she fi we him. Then a reconell: | an fand the play proceeded, but did not from Firms, Corporations and Individua One dispatch came this morning from Mr. | lation was between man and wife and | scem improved by the tragic interpolation, 1108 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, aaaae pall Stocks and ‘Bonds listed on the Rew Seek ena one | McLean, ono stated that the legislate the lover was expelled from the Garden. USES ALARM ‘Stock Exchanges bought and sold . ee fmerican froma, HAVE JUST SECURED & VERY LARGE Lor umielon “eta chee exeomed | -Amoncas | " Anouter legram Homan aviachs of the Deniveny Mussrx- vy work. ‘The says: The illness denominations Ue se: arm's ‘voter ——_ omens oem ciara mo perm | Beer ceme renstes geen | Macuanlt tater acid tr donoos ae iia Sense Gas, panies majority o ‘Albermarie. SPOONS, FORKS AND KNIVES, oclolw T9 MARKET SPACE | Coughtandscu TN? Amd Telephone Compr a tberepubl feans at x ‘other mill | an old and up to a Fy gt OFFER THEM AT SS TEFIORS AND | &, “omocratic legislature, howover. anold man, -e Low PRICES. TR, ghee r peenaey aban eso was" brought oeng Boe sdinwen, | the raseit ofexpeware ¢ the ~ UNPRECEDENTED LON % ‘THESE GOODS ARE GU. 45 REPRE- ‘te Glass oF tn bottles Ly WG MILBURN, Sole 02 —__—_ quietly ty tomorrow. Republicans, bere, aver that SENTED. W nore Ixvrrarioxs Prowrrer Nene wras recel ved in Git Sponerday trom Maurice Bie ‘as be- stance to Vieeieis ena wi the bil who is now in and | for will be to: LARGE AND SELECT STOCK OF BEST PLA- AND PROPERLY EXECUTED aT A Yinanx, ard player, who is pow it nw oF | set the orbits Lee's he TED HOLLOW-WARE. PARETS, Livres, _TTENTION. ity, ac he could not leave her, he 2 a southwest, ‘a WE SOLICIT AN EARLY CALL ocl0-Im-1p 913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS @ispateh pd phil) ae Pe ceune See or the A ‘hour Lewis N ‘who Har Satisfuction guaranteed in every particular. We do WLLE M, J. PRANDI, find created considratiodiseeasion, in sareap ‘wan sentenced “os our own work on the place,and invite you to inspect 1909 F Srager. Umente of the room keepers were. sbown BSinese labor’ ‘mills February 6, ‘an abort notica, oo1pla See oe oer | Nee | eae | coro | pa a ea EEE