Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1886, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave, and 11th St, by The E-en*- |; Sar News Company, ‘SH. 4. UPEMANN, Prevt, ee Tre Evewime STAR 19 served to subscribers in the ce SED" AT ot mene ages eee Costas te sear, Gann mas, BEPPAM™S0 comes a [Entered at the Post Office at Wi second clas: mail matter. ‘st Washington, D. C.as Che EAS BEA ‘A Marderess Attempts Suicide. TRYING TO CUT HER THROAT WITH 4 PIECE oF canoe PINCKNEYVILLE, ILL, Nov, 12.—Mrs. J. B ‘Calvert, sent here from Williamson county to iy. jail for safe keeping, pt yay Le oes ‘ pt to take her life by cutti her throat with @ piece of broken glass, ts aliowed the liberty of the jail premises, and at the time mentioned was alone, and the —. wife happened to go in the room while she was making the attempt, and Eiiosae ttt ery We gah ie oartarenh Siertahert Sinha orsbeeting er baton Surat“ | WASHINGTON, D.C. SUPPLEMENT. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12. Another woman a tew months since. Her child, : = = = = = == SS Sa = ~~ | died at Marion last Tuusetag ane =r EDUCATIONAL. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. CITY AND DISTRICT SHOT DEAD AT THEIR POST. MOEN SAYS IT IS BLACKMAIL, — | over its death is tho reason for her attemp! eo. = NAL. = N_ SALES. = a _ —-*"* Sea Particniars of a Sensational Tragedy | A Little Light on the Means by which icuihsatcas = Cemetary Gian SS EL EOr Ariat THIS EVENING. | WEEKS co, asctneers Asractaratinornrivotstotn xexep | i, alte ~The Beuble Crime it-| “Doc” Wilven get Mls Vart Sumas tier ex as ows smn =o alian BWI ex joneers | | ' SSIGNEL'S SALE, PROP! rs 000 » i I Maur- ae on ie " 2 courses, by ines ahigassisiasic Tat ney | WW ALTEE © WILLIAMS & 00, Avct ee ne ee ee Gane ae genta, | FO! AN ELEVATOR, AN EXTESSION or THE] [essed by o Boy—Eseape of A Boston specialzsays: For the first time! Des Morxrs, 1a., Nov. 12.—Clifford Beeman, = ‘S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. | EXTRAORDINARY SALE. MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH, | yy Nppy, ere, | since “Doc” Wilson sued Philip L. Moen to re- | Arresied at Croseo on suspicion of being com I SHORT-HAND-SLOAD TxiTene, Cf PARLOR AND CHAMBER |“ witty pr OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT TEN O'CLOCK, Peper he Columbia hospi- | , ieteher Brook, Me., was the scene of a double | cover $113,000 ciaimed tobe dueon a contract, | cerned tn the murder yan ae a ‘awartied sent 18 twelve hours: simple as A.B. | py viruue of a deed of trust, duted June 224, A. D. 200,000 CIGARS, |” within onr Salesrooms, 637 Loulsiana ave. 0. | tal for Weer ore of the Columbia hospl- | trageay on Monday, as heretotore briefly pub-| public curiosity in the famous case seems | ergs Ane pn Aa TN instruction daily “furme he mall tail de Sena | 1886, and duly recorded In Liber No. 1194, fol 436, | Consisting of the finest Brands in the market, ed RERTEE IC. for Women and Lying-in-Asylum have sent | jisheq in THE STAI Aspeciai from Portland | ina pretty fair way to be gratified. The defense | Wentworth, asthe murderet. In his confession Stamp for prospectus. 'T fing tamsht by exper! : IMPORTED KEY WEST AND DOMESTIC, Of upwards of 1,000 Lots Assorted § to the District Commissioners the annual state- says: It 1s @ small stream whose source is a | in its charges tells a curious story of blackmail Heeman says thaton the nightot June 19 he, eneed operatora. The Sch Fst aw. niO-ln* for convenience of sa!e will be sold in our Store. We TAYLOR & CO., REMOVED FROM 313 4%STi| ments of the surgeon in charge, of the treasurer small lake on the borders of Township No, 42. | which has been practiced since 1875, and which | Wentworth and Hoberly were drinking whisky NSTRUMENTAL Vocal MUSIC AND HAR thal the above OCk Ae, Ce ce cemers and smokers: | § W. HOUSEFURNISHINGS OF EVERY | and of the other officers of the institution, and | *™@ neato tcc 8 ted = In hiscontinued | !9ether in town, when a quarrel arose betweeit mony systematically ta Spectal att fhaptmnahave Mock, ie of superior quality. Ample g PART TINWARE IN GREAT| say: “Those, we belleve, will amply show the | ¢ f0WS across the northeast corner of Town- | has relieved Moen of $250,000. In hiscontinued | \fGperly and Wentwori, during which the my hey : — ‘ime for Inspection will be given prior to the sale. KIN IN vA 2 ; YE We ve, Wi y ra s ai : “After mi: oa Doge ee eee "These goons will be sold {a teteiny one re ed Leah os Se ship No, 36 a distance of about twelve miles, | cross-examination Wilson said: ler my later struck the oun over the head with @ and empties into the First Machias lake, Tbe | turn from Europe I loaned Moen at various | club, Fearing that Hoberly was killed, they J him into a buggy and drove to. the timber, county is well wooded, and tho vicinity is a | times $100,000, I could not write in 1877, | Put M Ky an aber, , ROPE, CROCKERY, IRON PANS, | {Wh Ccopomical and successful management. | favorite resort. for sportsmen, as game is quite | when those five notes were signed. A great | S00ut hair a mile’ trom town, where Went ‘ane Seat Chairs, Oak Chamher Suite, Waluut | wards. Sale to commenge THURSDAY, NOVEM- | VARIETY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, WOOD | Satisfactory condition of the institution, and le £0, te ac 2 is & ane - | the valuable service it is rendering under faith- Rosewood ir, Marble Top Tables | BER ELEVENTH, at TEN A.M., TWO and SEVEN: WARE, VAPOR STOVES, TINNERS' TRDI is And other articles mentioned and’ described ta sched: | P-3 WALTER B WILZTANS & C0., a ASHINGTON ‘St. Cloud Building Eighteenth year VATORY OF MUSI cor. 9th and F sis. n.3 “ano, Organ, Voice. Violin. Fint pt Mat teoncers | 3 orth took him out, pot him in the bushes and: war Pi ssuEs, | MCorporated by Congress in the year 1866, the Peg som m out, Cornet, dc. "Free advantages 0. & BULLARD. fi er E: AN, TACK HES. " or| 2DUndant, For the past few years Washington | many persons have pushed my pen. Mr. fired two bullets into his skull. Returning t a = neg CAMPBELL G BERBY France Nic east ei a ee dentution, situated on the northeast corner of | county sportsmen havespared neithertime nor | has done tt. He might have produced those | tire bugey. he remarked to Iemims ahr ae Serer nia = oneet aug WASH BOILERS, SAD TRON 25th and L streets northwest, Is the property of | money to prevent: illeett henting wad fishing, | slenutacess* “fixed him sure.” Beeman says he returned t Mite eeisor ot rand Conservatory of | J{OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SEY rc Witt the United States, It hi aclty of sixt Ete M eho h Me ate tae! t | “Wilson tere the stand and afew unimportant | town, while Wentworth drove the horse ana ‘Music, New York. . CORNER 10TH STREET ee edi bereel sar per y | Through thelrefforts a number of game wardens oon ley She Hand ond 0 Ow Senne ar | Uneasy, waite Wehanged be tne teed eae ee x i 1632 Kingman Place n. w. WANL sNUK, AN INNUMERABLE QUANTITY OF SIMILAR | beds. The total number of patients tho past | nave ween appointed, men who, with lst op poi a opening | Ridgeway, ten miles east of Cresco, where ho 7 F — DIRECT IMPORTATION Fee’ = sToC! Ray year newer is being the largest number of | one or two exceptions, thoroughly understand | {6 Plaintiff, and Mr. King mi Hed the horse to post and left him, Beeman oF PENNSYLVANYA AVENE PPOLEY, Auctioneer. Teportstows that, iraddition to $15,000 mnuue | 22, bed, TAd NCI Ol tne ate macs | ,, "We base the defense to this ense,” sald he, | —¥- fa to farea ‘ove can receive the ment thorough Instruction inevery ENNSYLVAN 1ows that, in addition 5 a cool Judgment aud courage, and have | ., ork in Winneshiek county. The injuries Shri pt Drawing and Painting. Yearsot study ved. | HAARLEM FLOWERING BULBS AT AUCTION, | pindS FART OMS 4 = uly “appropriated by Congress. au’ Income of | Possess cool Judgment ‘community at-large, | 79% Piackmail, pure and slmple. In November, | jerk, dh, Wannesbick county, rhe Beeman's LO) Fine Books in tinge, HE Goons | $4°5 1874, Moen meta stripling youth, a stranger, airs LR MORRELL, the tounder and teacher, has a ‘Miscellancous, Standard and Juvenile Books, | 1 WILL SELL AT AUCTION ALL T $4,227 has been received from pay patients. | Owing to their watchiulness and tireless activ— in beste Te ‘Lavi Wilson, who sald he | Story. had twelve medals and studied fiiteen years iv Europe bee Fine Stationery and Fancy Goods, TAL <0. 1347 PENNSYL- | This sam. happily supplies # resource for what | jty game has rapidly increased in eastern | {2 hi CAL Of basen abl work, dantoan aienaa® -—_—>—_ seotching hon at ee aunt leolag attention | SATURDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER 13, 1886, Pictures, Inks, Pens, Pencils, &c., &c.,&e. | | CONTAINED IN STORE NO. 1347 PEN would otherwise prove adoficiency in theyear’s | Maine, and exch Succeeding year adds evidence | 254 he. “1 have been the witness of @ disgrace: An Aged Negress Burned to Death. popes ven Severenb-aate . ction Hoo Bese ERIN Bo ANIA AVENUE N. W., COMMENCING | Col eghfo, put owns {0 the number of beds Te- | that it ouly nods wise game laws, judiciously | rui4.he-_ 11 have been the witness of disgrace: | tM te TULE Ga, Now tata ne Le > THE. haan ree: “"iivate ene st cost daring th Mele ue ‘an | Hants abet eenenes the total umber Of pe- | adininistered, to make this section a veritable | ful eet, which I will make the cabjegorecres | | ADAIRVTLEE Ga. Mov. 12_welle LP COPYINGHTED 1886 BY” 11TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, WALTER Et WILLIAMS & CO, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER THIRTEENTH, AT | (oni admitted can never be as great ee LP areca perpen es oe detalis of that act were’ dirty, aingraceful and eronlg while she wa coking supper, om ry. Sie uetionce! xf = e, | Was ery badly. She ts ely to re ‘Tite work ma raeer seen ot eens Venath: COMMENCING AT FOUR O'CLOCK, Foes ee ee eee ieee nce Ob U SIE eee ea ete a aeent: | ely Dopalar than gman 6, sail wy gonupe. | mains, Semoeea, mueee, Sous cece Satan | eee eae eee Ing. Tt ts the quickest and most practical system yet exe ance at their homes, and only when unable to | tion a farmer, living just outside East Machias cords and flaunted before the publle Mr. Moen, | familiarly ealied, attempted to extinguish the Written for learning to speak and understand the ee CONTINUE DAY AND EVENING UNTIL ALL | incur such expense will seek treatment at the | villuge, He was a brave soldios eaw much ac. ina moment of weakness. promised to pay ths | flames of the woman Bewilng. comett Gatton French | language. “Two years) work can be accour | Double and Single Hyaciuths, Narcissus, Croous, ‘THE GOODS ARE SOLD. {or Barren oe ee one eee needed | tive service as a member of the Sth Maine Tegt- | Sigg "crn big ce nnncets ere te tie eae | died ficen the ences: pee Te eae Zimacd in four weeks, Is is entirety new ang orizieal. ‘Tulips, Early Single and Double Duc von Thol, | a DMINISTRATOR'S SALE BY CATALOGUE for current expenses, we renew the request made | ment, and gavean arm to his country. Some ‘The next day Mr. Moen paid the money. Wil- | oldest negroes in this country. She was at isctly simple and matiral. “Attracuive, to Begin: | maseinipa ae ‘The goods consists as follows: 200 sete of Baltimore | last Year for a specidi appropriation of $10,000 | five or six years ago Mt. Hill was appointed | £8¢ ext day Mr, Moen paid the money. Wil- | vides ninety-five yearwold. Her husbana wes, SOrnale at Pree’, Brentano's and Hallantyues |” | prnOMAS DOWLING, Ancona? (EES Hand-made Harness, 500 Horse Blankets. A arge| laundry. ‘These are both greatly: nected, and | MAS eawS Warden, and since that Lime had | Water ene unpleasantness chrcatened,. tn | Caught wild ia Afton ven woh Classes now forming at 1014 17th cm ‘ + are eded, ven most constantly engaged protecting his | Jy z year Mr. Moon re- inal nee ee ee BS _| IMMENSE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FUR-| AW AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARIFS | quantity of Foreign aid Domestic Robes in every | have already been recommended by vote of the | disitiet from ilegal huntinereed Mote eat Salvar a latiee ta Sain tack Lvl Winn; | las Gisniings Wane Wary Metisse eee aE SE COLLECTION OF Ho 2 directors, and approved by the honorable Com- | a week ago Hill, accompanied by s Niles, | lved a Tae "4 a > Nov. 12.—Ka F. i ENiO PEDON, ARTIST (LATELY | NITURE OF ‘EVERY DESCRIPTION, TO BE ov THE LATE mais i mises ; nied b3 which said: “Why in h—1 don't you send me | Deisox, Tkx., Nov. 12.—Ka F. Radcliffe, openest a studio, room 85.Corcoran | SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, Style A large assortment of Trunks, Satchels, and ® } missioners of the District, Foaldont of Wesley, slatted od craic siming | 31,0007 If you don't send it you and your | tate city ecorotary, lomt the clly ead@oniy o ae Sooner ai one va Tey pees c ND J. J. C00! s is REPORT OF DR. MURPHY. resident ot Wesley, started on a cruise among | 82-0002 -s 1 « ¥, le AB yo -Sesgraiion states ot SATURDAY, Tp ‘THIRTEENTH, GEO. B. CORKHILL AND J. J. COOMBS, uantity of Imported Novelties Suitable for Christmas | a Many surgeon in charge, in his | the Machias chain of lakes, aud nothing further | PYoPerty are not safe, Tean hire my brother to | nigntsago, since Which it has been discovered, ritorssot art itefereuces: M. Fe Bell, super Commencing ys * to which fs added a fine collection of nh 5 , Pocket-Books, ng architect of the U.S ‘Treasury; Dr. ¥-s<'VerdL AT TEN O'CLOCK. presents, such as Plush Goods, Cutlery, Poe ks, ISS ROSA PC . Swear toanything.” report again ealls attention to the extension of | 10tG har wight that they bid tied a dees or | on the 15th of Rebraary Mr. Moen paid to the cottage for lying-in purposes, and says: | the laws they had sworn to protect. that be raised raat ee gyn} ae the money and appropriat own use, Wilson the second sum ot money. That letter Amouuting to about 890. He had been delat ie SET Embracing, Amongst other things, CLASSICAL AND OTHER VALUABLE BOOKS. | Razor Straps, Revolvers, and quantities of other GERMAN, FRENCH | several Piat c e was followed up in person and_ by other let ing boaviiy sep. qoens Chien amma’ wen seseeane by good makers; Parlor Furniture, In ae % ce | “During the past summer there were twenty | Shortly attey dinner yesterday Hill and his 7 y all | 1x bea a Hate eae TS, EQEUS | Salles and eparste Pieces Walnot. Marble TOP | Aigo, belonging tothe etateof the latecico. B Cork. | £0080 Mumerous to mention, ‘This ararechance | “During the past summer there were twenty | | Shortly ater dinner yesterday L111 and his op Soe tana diamninced ay the coun,” Last QCPOBEK 4 Third year. Circulars at 1224 12th st and Painted Chamber Furniture, Wardrobes, Fine | pit), 100 shares of the Washington Law Reporter Pab, | fF Persons who want to purchase for X-mas, as I modation only for twelve, We had to pat those | the yard in front of au abandoned logging | ing'ap to chousands.. 16 Deosmber, 1870, Wil: | WoC be Was reins filing @ bew bond Skipped ] : satiez Carpets Saryeuas Bonga: Wakes artes Top | Sone Cosany aa havo orders from the owner to close theaboye men- | Ine “winien prevented the necessary cleaning | caluping utensils, ad apoerenc “indiensod | sou suid he vould give ao moreizouecnd | totown. other Carpets, Smyrn: — : 2 cc rards to be luring | that hey had come prepared for a jong hunting Bes L ayer China Ware, Cooking and Heating Stoves, &c.. dic. FOLEY, stated, of incalculable benefit to the patients If | dogs is strictly prohibited, and tue hunters were go to Europe, but Teturned in @ few monthe, r- fon. mY EN. lisis Also, ten-gailon Ice Cream Freezer; one, two and | rurspay, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND the two departments of the hospital could be | informed that they must give their dugs up. r TEs. MANNS PRIMA KY SCHOOL, } 19" three-gallon Cans, Brick Moulds, &c., in good con- . 2 is Auctioneer, z hewed his Felations with joen and neoe NEVADA, Mo., Nov. 12.—News has reached ‘Sunderiand Place, one biock south of Dupont circle. oe fee Tes ue. wn ‘The hospital mee tea to) as Treen Ra De enitoeee 350,000 more, then, 37. ‘000, 0,000 and it re of a family fight which occurred ten miles rid Place, rath of Duponi = FRIDAY EVENING: 2ol. John M. Wilson, superintendent ot nders ney were prepary serena I he i ot Ni Ay 3 —Becond term begins December 6, — — ALSO, 2 buildings and ground: eal also to the ladies | fend him. Niles them threw off his overcoat | 2%. Se ees fol rik of Nevada, in Vernon county. Benj. yor LESSONS, in the Most Kapil and Refined Italian Method. d that it was necessary | Fink an AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, his son, CLM, aged about twenty-two NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH, SEVENTEENTH, Be his brothers Qf the Flower Mission, for many donations of | und made preparations to capture the dor. ‘it ee ythe amount which they de-| years quarreled, aid. tise tathon tek ee te S i rom One fine Parrot, sald to be a good talker. flowers, always acceptable to the sick. Js not known whether he received any waraing | ma, 0 West. ‘The total pald lie Would either have to go. to work and SIGNOW'F BLAST trom Pans, Europe, RIGHARENTE Ain WENIENERN TH 1000) riy Ieated on, PORT OF DR. C, H. CRAGIN, TREASURER, | OF Was Ubreatened with violeuce should he av Se Nestreet northwest. being No. 920. The Lot has 20 | THE i (Composer of the New Vo “on N street by 100 feet deep to an alley | shows receipts ot the hospital for the fiscal tack the doe, bat, no sooner had he mide a | {om 1875 up to June 7, 1882, was about $250,- his boardor leave. The son took exeep= Piano so! 1 000 tions move in that direction than the shorter of the 2 dons to this, and & row ensued. Tne father yenock. | feet front Commencing at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK. O feet in Width, and is improved by a firstclass brick | year ending with June 30,1886, as follow: “Uy 7. > raised a chair and Cliff ran up-stairs, where be. it iarseat clas De two men threw a double-barreled rifle w his | |, “Until June 7, 1882, Mr, Moen did not know | Taise Faw oo " oe = ASO, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Sonn AGES OR ER eee From United States Treasury, $15,000; from | shoulder, took deliberate alin and fired. Nites | that Wilson was not tharried to Hattie Fngley; | procured 4 plstol. and. coming down, mot hig AL Stuaie: Instructions cies uteenie fay Werk Howse eee eine Fenn avenmeand 1utnee, | _ Terms at sale: “G10 soposts Pee sbin: BED OET here waa Daleateal coat | Sea tie Sent SouR, Gud died, without « | Show Hastie A: Wetherell, sad atthattimedid | §u the lett check sod eanged totiee right ee © ion of Paintings, for c ae = pe ae : Care rece! 27. “There was a balance of cash | struggle, the bal ssing directly utile A. We , and ~aece 4 . aD = i 1 © PAYNE & CO, Real Estate Agent OMAE ROW NE \CANSON BROS, Auction ARTIS OU. FrORLTPAY, DACISH ATOR G HERAT | eer] DOLRGOW Ot fany caalch Of ‘any Bana Se eaters Wounded man started at once for Nevada, but Public invited. feom 124, Corcot ¢ i \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. pay pi y 1, hater 4 A ngekeatnien: When race can be had of him here, and it is Sup. : 0c29-Lm we G13 15th st'northwee | "FV aes . a 1585, amounting to $1,359.52; which, added | word the murderer half turned, aimed his rifle Stel ae — vd toot Wien ee to marry # | Posed he stopped ut some house or tell by the SS ee ee SPECIAL SALE. weal to thé year's receipts, makes $20,586.52, Ex-| at Mr. Hill and fired, His wan only 800 | Tre rere tney cack tie Dor eden at | wapaian, Ite eateswe ber take be eee, 140 C Ste VAR Ce RE Reet tN HIGH AND POTO- FRAME Hi MALL BARN, AT ME- | penditures of the year, $17,845.59; cash on | deadly, and his second victim dropped dead at a ce pees ee tin jail, Upon = ae The eeemaR, Mathematics, ete. Translations | MAC STREETS, GEORGETOWN, AT AUC- | One Schomaker & Co. Piano. in first-class condition; TROPOLIS VIEW, OPPOSITE “EDGEWOOD.” | hand, $2,740.93. Deducting from ‘the total | his feet. a ‘+ the Kussiam Preah. ( nee. se2S-2int Th ‘wo Very Hau re Mis | _By virtue of adeni of trust, bearing date 23d as 3 ep ee ‘Two Very Handsome French Plate Mantel Mix | _By i ir, Alarming Fire in Philadelphia. expenditures of the hospital during the year | Tuomas McReavy, of Whitneyville, and his | Bis release on bail Wilson inquired for GENTL > 7 2 Moen at the latter's office in Worcester, and | THE LIVES OF MANY WOMEN AND GIRLS I= November, AD. 1885, und’ duly recorded in {he sum of $1,717.89 for repairs, and $610 for | sou Frank, the lavier seventeen years ‘old, had | Moen : a3 : Ps iret TEENTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, T Fors; Parloréuites, Easy Chairs: Marble TopTables: | Liher No. 1165, at (oli 180 et wey. one oF the, manent jiiprovements, and $51.25 for fire | been cruising the timber land In the neighbor. | Was told that he was at Moosehead lake. "Wil PERIL—ONE WOMAN KILLED, Dramehes Privately or in school: best of Tel rt of Lots 14, cog | will cell is tront of the preuitee Body Brame or Carpetsin | Lard Aecortn or he Distrise of coltispie, Ge wilh terme tuoderate, "Addrews Hox 85. tar OMeeeT SSeS | ue grinagunre eee Se woutingee fect on te Hron€h Moqnet Body Brusselsandother Carpetain | {ati pris Oectaiaon an TORR TEE TH Side of Prospect street, between, High and Potomac | prime condition; Mirror Back Etegeres; Walnut M. | THETHL VA ¥ OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1886, at FOUR, 4 ae . er ared at Moosehead and began at insurance of personal property, making a total | hood all day. After the midday meal they had | 80M then appeare: * a se $2,370.14 leaves the sun’ of $15,466.45. | separated, with the understanding that they | Once to icll of his troubles, trying to extort An explosion in the cigar box manufactory off The dail, tof each patient is found | were to meet at the old | camp during | $100,000 more. perpen dip ingen wot SPUDENTS LEAGUE. Rut 5 eee LETH 1A \ SER 86, at FOUR | ‘the daily averae cost of each paticnt is : old logging 4 ,00 9 : e Ph "Floor Corsaran Hiniding “rortratt Claw aan | Suegik BIA dept of 00. feet improved Wy ABrick | To> Chamber Furniture, In sultes and separate abd and premiernitaate ani being intheeduni and | (0 be $1.26%, Comparing this resuil wit the | te aiteruoon,, ‘Thesou reached iherendezvous | |” WILSON ASKS ToR $100,000 xox. Golph street, Palladelphia, yesterday afternoon, day. Wednesday ant Friday,” Instructor, Mr. A. G. | “TM EDIATELA ee < : zs tore ‘and known and distingul-hed ay | Average daily cost of patients in other hos-| afew moments before the shooting occurred. | “‘I must,’ said he, ‘have $100,000 to settle Me 5 y . IMMEDIATELY A®TER I will ll the south pieces; Fine Hair Mattresses; Feather Pillows and | District 01 Columbia, and known and dist! i-hed as rT of young men, women and girls, and linper- Live Class Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday: | enirty tect of Letalats plugin square ait” z art of a tract of land nda agareonolis Mies | pltals of similar character, with the same de: | and was a silent witness 10 the dastardly deed. | these suits, and you must befriend me and | Pf Young men, wothen and girls, und imper- Ipstrucier, Mr. F.C. Messer. For particulars Terms: One-third cash: balance in ove and two Bolsters; Woven Wire Springs; Walnut M. Top lsnated and deseribedl ag all of Lot twenty (20) | ductions and exceptions, ihe economy or the | The boy was terribly irightened, and even yet | raice the money.’ Mr. Moen absolutely de-| second floors of the building were used ana at the Rooms from 1p. m. to 4 p.m, Property AE te eras ora ae eee ie | Sideboards; Walnut Extension Dining Table; Wal | and that portion of Lots twenty-one (21) and wwenty- | hospital adiministration will be apparent. cannot give a connected account of what he 7 s i t ie 5 sale ot tied with ¥ s o (22) ‘distamt 46.48 pere! hi ily from, — clined to do so, and sent Wilson away. Neither | planing mill and carpenter shop, and on the ie LADIE~ AKT ASSOCIATIO! property. if the terms 0! sale are not com w t Leather-covered. Dining Chairs; Decorated two (22), distant 46.48 perches souchwestward ay, ———— saw. Alter the deed was done the man turned 1 th: i at any other did Wilson pre- | third floor were about twenty-five girls pasting Coe Set Hin ae mcrae In beat nf defiaiviox purchaser, “A deposit ofeo0 required on | pu mer Deseeee Funming south 12 weet 56 person: co tite contcr at ioe ee Tee Sere pap nee ore marked, wi had to do} tend that he had any delonse to the Engley | paper linings in the boxes, Just Getore thease Decoration: principles of Design. Free ase Satue | each pce of properts st thetimrofue, Treo" | Dinner Service; Piated Ware; Decorated and Plain | runnin soul 29 west. 5x percie. wo the cenicrot |... pzennony, Paueation F Rae nok nom ng bat dia iturm was | cand Goes ete anal casa naeermente | piece tasleemees eoeta Goce te aaa ra ceaeim= | mledeas IIOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Tolle Sets, together with many other articles of | recorded suiniisiyn of sald tract of and known us| On taking the chair at the twenty-fifth meet- Sea es Senedak eee vee Sera Wilson made another demand for blood mousy | ings lange amount of sawdust on the fire under IGHT-LINE SHORTHAND, THE Easiest = value in the Housekeeping line. John" A Middleton, trastees, containing 14 0-100 | EOF the trustees of the Peabody education | fury ned ae Companion were still 85 eam | reeset wont ts Nee ork 6) tat to raise | loud suport, wites Ger elioeee ig te Gee A2ystem to learn and to rend, combining every <le- EDUCATIONAL, On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH, 188g, | #¢7e3 of land, more or less fund at the Fitth Avenue hotel, the 6th of Oc- | and bad apparently made io move to depart | finally Moen went to New vor dia s | portion of the ‘wall falling outand the lay evening, at 6 o'elo rivate lessons a specialty. od eae . een months for which -thenote, io parchs nary remarks, said: si ‘1 bout bricks were failing in ail di and in less ibn "3 oteran sScicsuostste we | MI SaetiSet og Sreat te Voie Utena | ormy Anco toons toa et w tava ee | fcr nitty ut tte prea, | ERR aan fern eae eae entering the | Sum agreed pon, Finally, after & consultation | than a minute afterwards the whole: rear FPHE COLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL | ber poem” 0 nt 908 C at nw Heopens Septem: |e oe Household Genae for conveni- | day ofiale and secured by devdof trust onthe pre. | ously diminished by the reduction of toterest | yard he was horrorstruck at the scene belore vith Air. Ico, Mr. Moen ‘determined that he | tion of the mill appeared to bein flames, The TDinresge sierra ced tee Bette | ae oe Haxvards Wien Petacige Poca eee ee es nee, we calTwemt: 5 of shies Termn to ber eat with He fee | oo oe Ree eee ea a ie naly given | iim: | ie signt of the two wardens lying dead | Stk Toy po anose snoney to Wi leea, aed thes | EEMAG GaemeEEiet OxEEOn kabemr time Gee Boarders Address LYE C: COLLIEKE: AM 15387 | ee oe ewer we ence of sale, See reeset ate aa ee Pity at ten | us by Mr. Peabody; hus beon quite insuiMclent, | excited fears for his own safety anid a belief that | Would Pay no more money to Wilson. and that | greatest excitement existed among the eine stinw. zt z ee Sh THOMAS DOWLING, days, otherwise resale at risk and cost of detaaiting | as we well know, for accom) lishing all wo de: ay ee ates a He baal = beasnneeae ran for the stairway leading to the street, while 7 KINDERG 4 ae - is 10-5t Auctioneer, | Purchaser, after five days’ notice of such resale 1n | sired to accomplish, and all that we might have with the men, but cannot remember whut hers ran to the windows and a few started (A GEXUINE, FRENCH KINDERGARTEN 1X | Boarding abd Day Schoo! for Young Tadiésand Inte | _™ uctioneer. some newipaper published in Washington. D.C: “All | Seoompiished with larger mene Wermar ver | was sald beyond thetact thathe told them they | TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN BILIS. ust unt hes tore peoeeened eae C14 PLC. DES GARANNES, 1538 Ist bewe oc2}Om MRS. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principat. (Tuomas DOWLING, Avction ee ene a TEPTL Re EDSON. jolee, However, and be exevedingly glad, as we | hud bettor leave the Violnity as soon as possi | «He gave him, however, $20,000 in bills in | <iitn out, but were companions Pissane fed SRENCH LESSONS, PRIVATE OR IN CLASSES | , TWelith year opeus Sept. 30th. ‘The Principal will Ss ni2eodads CHARLES IK BATLEY, } look back on our work during twenty years | ble, which they did. They moved off in a] exchange for the check for $100,000 he had | the sid'ot Spectators, all but one of the girie ~ SAO PELE Uirom Parts). Exesilont soe | Be at homie after September sth trom 1 tS p.m, SaamCNTREOn Which have elapsed since the creation of our | southerly direction until they struck the Air | SC See lay Ss Sank fat & ‘money paid to | were rescued alive, though many were burned. unciation amd thorough instruction. Wil eres catty. *2-Sm_| RARE TURKISH CARPETS AND RUGS AND | J )UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, trust, that oo mach bas been dono, and done | Line rgad, then turned west sowards Bedding. | cent by mail. Mach ofloans, for which | and otherwise injured. “About two tours after Sons at her Fesideace or af the homie of ‘831 ELI 3 cs : o successtully, in the great cause committed to us | ton. iat point ol - form of toans the body of Carrie Bruner, aged thirty ithst.ne Sot Roezbame | SS'Mondays, weas misaturdays ‘3d a and| ELEGANT HANGINGS, BEING SPECIAL | T®USTEES SALE OF UNIMPROVED Lor, by our tounder, We were called to enter into | | Assfatedin yesterday's Stax the murderen | he had given notes. There are $72,000 01 these, | ue, pody, of Carrie Brauer. aged Uhirty Year {‘APITOL, HILL KINDERGARTEN —axp | Pentsylvania ave se. aad Fridays, ‘Ailthe 3 an entirely now feld, and to initiate measures | supposed to, bo Calvin P. Graves and James | and wien the notes were made Wilson ex: | jas taund, in tne, thied story of the tuctors, Cort ba dit ng “CORNELER TE BOYDES. | stent dautces tang aes INVOICE SELECTED BY MR. SCHNITZER Ca ee a eae maaan sebpol eatue | MaRatiant ott OC anos, Mi, “are mill at “Rhema hy tree grardie genet ae Age Her body and clothing were put slightly barned Principal, th year ‘October 4th. For cl RJ. P. CAULFIELD WILL RESUME BUST F REE! cation Where none efore exist ‘e now | large, but officers are out in all directions search- eral. | ond her death was inall ility caus 4 perme ah sim | D ‘ESS Octoner “Tat. FOR THIS MARKET, AVENUE, AT AUCTION. see, as primarily and principally the fruit of our | ing for them. The whore of Washington aud | When Wilson returned from Europe he gave to | itd her death was Sundaes et soe ae 7 ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY At 1122 Connecticut Avenue, ‘EMBRACTNG— By virtue of deod of trust, bearing date 18th counsels and labors—elfoclive and execlient | Hancock eounties is out on the hunt, as there | Mr. Moen the money he had not, expen wader focen nen | (W iStemaved irom Caphol Mi wean cre| bE = ‘First Flat _ February. 1885, and duly recorded In Liber No. school laws in all the states to whose children | is $1,000 roward for Graves’ capture. keep tor him until he wanted i rooms and 9. oclS-Im* 1 gee TUTE, FOR BOTH SEXES, | Kurdistan, Shirran, Bokahra, Gheordiez, Carabough, | 1115. at ens et 07, coe of oe one Ae tee, | Our fund was consecrated; model schools ip not yess —— = MR. MOEN VERY GUARDED IN HIS STATE- A VICTIM OF MEX1c, K AND MES BU: SLISH AND | core Wolter ea are ecient corps oftnatrec: | ovat Sumac, Royal Mosque, Kamak, Kissmet | {tes st, of, Columbia, 1. a0 surviving Trastec, | &'tew of the elties and towns; nortnal schools ie | A HUSBAND’s FIeNvisi Crue. — Daniel phy cial from San Antonio,Tex.saye: i P.MOM Mbrecch ‘boarding and Tors’ Well arranged courses of study. ‘Der year. cerns a on WEDNESDAY, the EIRST DAY of DECEMBER, | May of the states; and more than all, anearn- | Crowley, aged GU years, was arrested in Ports- Philip L. Moen, the wealthy defendant in the | who escaped irom Las Vacas, Mexico, on Mont SEPTEMBER 27th, at 1012 17th st nw. Private | J: SHORTI ge), AWM., Pri 3m! Persian, Bagdad, Royal Ouchak, Ispahan, Mirza- | 1) 1) HRSG a FOUN O'CLOCK} SL, the following | est aud eager interest in education awakened, | mouth-X. i. lase night, charged with asgault 4 ttook the stand. In the directexam- | @a¥ night last when Howictt Grinerand his classes in Engitsh, French and Mathematica selé-2m* CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS. MASS. pore, Royal Mecca, Royal Cashmere, and other | described land and premises, situate aid being in the | never again to sleep throughout the south.” with intent to kill. It is alleged that he beat | Suit, next Of making | Bally were attacked and killed, has arrived sovier eee = ave. resumed studies MONDAY, Sept. 6th, with city of Washington, in the District cf Columbia, aud | ‘Mr. Winthrop expressed: iiinself strongly in | his wife, an aged woman, and poured Kerosine | ination he was careful to steer clear of making | this city. McMahon _ 8a M Frances most ex i h | Renee a advantaces for a thorough course in Science. | Tare specimens of Orlental'Carpets and Rags. tivision of part ofsquare five huncecd aug any-seven | AVOF of thelr memorial, presented to Congress | oll upon her clothing and set it on fire. ‘The | any statements that would explain the myste- | killed by four police officers, who were hired to thetod. will resume lessons in the French ian- | Musicand Art. The theory of Music is thoroughly of part of square five bunceed uns fifty-seven | in 1880, praying for “such aid asmay be re-| woman is terribly burned and will probably rious cause of his extraordinary liberality to- | commit the decd by two brothers named wage at T Guitar and bene, Paine and te ane, Harp. Organ, | Fine Specimens in Antique Rogs, Egyptian, Kilim and GRRE Bae the, cage, tty six feet 36) front by the | quired to secure to the colored population of the die. Crowley denies setting her afire and says | ward Wilson; but on oiner points answered | Armiga,_ The Armigos profemed warm iriend- six. - tio 1. ivs in int mn \perial Djedzim! Portieres. hs =~ the d of tos. eri n — - | Southern states the education which is neces- | she was burned by accident. uestions freely aud frankly. 1 part sl for ner, ne ericans teenth year") Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Feamas: | houraphy aud Fancy Works ‘Pasta PHN, Coie im red andi Hiy-stue (660), together with the Improve: | sary to ft them for the discharge of their duties cee oy ee fis examination brought Out no new" facts, | with treacherous Vengeance as soon as tbe ship. all styles) Classes at Columbian College Pro- |thenics and Kindergarten are new features of ths | ‘This collection has been made up with special | rcd.and ! i‘ ag “cltizens of the United States.” He called | Ti: REMAINS or FaTHER RyAN.—The re-| When questioned regarding the first payments | police opened the attack. ratory Sehool, 1335 Hr st.nw., Monday, Wedues- [present year. “Connected with tie Aekeeane ieee {Teruis: One-third cash, balance in notes at 6. 12 and | special attention to the necessities of South | mains of Rev. Father Ryan, late of St. Peter | oy monty to Wilsons the withess said. = = ae TT reference to wants of our citizens, who should not ne KILLED THE GIKL To Ger Kip or Her.— Er friday. 6pm ‘0¢15-Im* | School for Boys, taught by the Sis ‘8e30-3m_ ece Se c Fee ee doe aereney nterest per annum. | Carolina, and particularly to Charleston, on ac- | and Paul's Catholic church, were reinterred in | °.!Tn'1575 Wilson told me in my stable that Aloander Galdsnsem, an artetedent seek Ea | RS HARRIET MILIS—VOCAL LESSONS To aoe - = Jose sight of the rich treat that 1s instore for them, and to cured by deed of trust on premises sold. count of the earthquake, and the executive | Chattanooga, Tenn., yesterday, in the new he had been the witness of an uncleanly act, shot and killed ‘Mamie Kell: ‘aged i4,at the M tutte and Gentiemen, Vavicware any Home PSE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ‘ wit depart op etuo on jeucly Lan will be required wt tine | committee were authorized to increase the | Catholic burying ground, Father Ryau died | ¢gued ! unless I guve him $100 he would make | Som Gr Tys*avenue ond Polk erent in toe tox ‘Residence 624 L st a.w. irom Tis 140i SE Nee aa nad Pee etn eared ein ine ean naee ce Aarts | Usual apporvonmenta for that city. ‘Sings the | there in 1870 of yellow over, contracted while | Au@,taat unless I gave bim $100 b tact commit: | Gorner of Ivy avenue and Polk street, in San “\ HARVARD GRADUATE ENGAGED AS Aid ail conor, principal cities amy rooms, 11th and Pennsylvania avenue, on | Fisk and cost of deluulting purchaser afer Ave days’ | appointment of the general agent, Hon. J. L. | relicving the sick and burylag the doad. The | (Re Matter Babli. Te wise Not On Js50 because | time been ‘paying the girl attention. She was tator in Washington efter ‘November 1, 180, | Recognized as superior to ali other similar Instita- WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, NO- ice of such resale In some newspaper published in | M. Curry, as minister to Spain, the duties of | relict committee of the city, largely made up | gust 12, 1882, I gave Wilson $234,550 ase | eee ee ‘with him. ‘The only reasom desires pupils singly or in classes. for some hours | tion. Unexcelled advantages for learning CONVER- | WEDNE : : ton, D.C. JOSEPH Re. EDSON. fuck agent have been periormed gratuitously | of Protestants, attended th> ceremonies in | Gf iuis threats of exposure. I did not empioy | deeply, in auieus int One dued te teak Geaen, Gay. All Engitth and Mathematical stodies, Latin, | SATION. Best of native teachers. Fee extremely low. | VEMBER SEVENTEENTH. EIGHTEENTH and | Wasvlazton, Surviving Prastee._| by Hon. Samuel A; Green, oue of the trusteos, | body. High pontifical mass was solemnized by | Wilson to get the Engleys out ol tne wag, be- | Goldenson assigns for 1 Geer and Prepeh., eferences and further intorma: | NEW TERM now for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chil | NINETEENTH, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M. and of Boston, and he witl continue so to periorm | Bishop Rademacher cause at that time I did not know them. After bly - ae i Hou upon applleation to Mz. JARVIS BUTLEK, #4 | aren Pree trial lemons every caterday, Cr | SSS them the 'present year, thus saving the whole ae oO aces Wilson returned from Europe I raised forhim| 4 p40, ENurxe Pit sous Into Tile RIVER. a eT SRUCHON IN LATIN cee Z Srterrint Tue M. De Loz Salary of the agent wo the educational fund, the | _ CANADIANS “GoRBLING UPA Tras Betz. $50,000 to develop a patent for bieaching cot- | Ay engine No. 554 of the Baltimore and Ohio DRIVATE INSTRI EN . GREEK, | = amearae 7 rincipal of which ($2,000,000) has never 5 n ton.” I took his notes: for the money, ver | railroad was spprosching the mew. badge es (P'Miditematics aud Sngiah branchen beet of ree | WY ANERLY SEMINARY. 1400 Sous aves | Exhibition MONDAY and TUESDAY, NOVEM- COLLECTION AT PUBLIC SALE, iminished by the Phnaerens board, while “a | of Minnesota, says that syndicate of Canadian | porrowed any money from Wilson.” Grays Ferry, in, Philadelphia, yesterday the erences given. ‘MISS GLOVER, Opening October Ist. Full corps of teachers’ For cir. | BER FIFTEENTH and SIXTEENTH. = sum considerably more than a million and a | lumbermen have acqui the tide to about SOT page PLETE bonnet blew off the steam chest. The engine ee | Seca cuuty tr Camiuany See ee ee ANTIQUE, halt of dollars has been already appropriated | tive hundred million of teet ot pine timber in ry became unmanageable. The engineer, on look- IVATE LESSONS_BOOKKEEPING—RAPID | 7100p. m. MISS LIPSCOMS. Pri THOMAS DOWLING ORIENTAL to the southern schools, trom the income | northwestern Minnesota, and are arrangiug | eyo perecriVES AND A LAWYER ON TRIALIN | jnguieod. wor teenie’ oo anes on ‘open, ‘Caluculations and rapid writing @ specialty. ARIEN LS (CT SCHOOL, 1811 T'S Ww. and MODERN | thereof, with tie most satisfactory results.” it | to “gobble up” the rest of ‘the vast timber beit NEW YORK. He made a desperate effort to secure control of ee Pare wade aia AN ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL FoR | _"105t : eateries is gratilying to observe that ‘hereafter Florida | On the northern slope, an urea including about fs a his engine, failing in this, cailed to bis fireman C.F. WOOD, 27 Sthst na BOTH SEXES, Tals remarkable collection; the property of M de | and Mississipp! will, be omitted in the appor- | one-half of the entire state. He charges that] The cas? of Andrew G. Whiteman, a privat tojuinp. Suiting his own ‘actions to bis ery he gS, SCHOOL SIXTH YEAR f Viper tathebn le Breen Lule, of Paris, bas Just been recelved aud arranged for | Uonment of scholarships,” as those states, wa | the clause in the sundry elvil bill providing for | getrctive, charged with conspiracy and black | (00d trom the canine ite ae ee oe Ziti reopen Monday, Sertember 200, st 1110 L | |, There are two courses of study—Engllsh and Seten- | AO. oy =e a eet greater or less extent, have hitherto been | & commission to treat with the Indians now oc. | St NE, COE a trore Sudge Brady, in the | Hetaca ene reine Just ast pve Vintant trait. 3h: Whoruiory. capplied with ant Gecmeuemapuyacal | Tas: Messrs DAVIS & HARVEY, those states held in trust by the board. Sistes, | terest of tule Canadian ryndiente, day. With Whiteman were indicted, Joiatly,| a New History of Rome,—Tbe pope has Yege, Aumapolia, West Polat op Givil Seveee: rack | Number of students limited ‘Tuition, from $60 to | 08 MONDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH. 1212 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, as well as individuals, will yet learn, it the, Sa eae Chas. W; Bolles, a lawyer, and Samuel J. Low: | placed all the literury treasures of the vatican a vint or x 104 % year. including use of text-books. Students | A- D. 1886, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the And will be sold have not already, that “honesty is the best | | MEASLEY Hoos aNb “BoB VEAL” FoR NEW | ein private detective. All three men are of | library at the disposal of Father Grisar, of Bations Apply Feeeived at ay Send for catalogue or call at | Premises, I will sell sub. Lot A, in. Square NOV. 1STH, 16TH, 17th, ISTH, 19TH AND 20TH, | polley” HH. K, | Youk.—Betore the Society of Medical Jurispru- | New York city. The victii was Chus. B, Scars, | Innsbruck university, who. writing a AW ASiNeTON,. B and 4:30 p.m. eGo ge oa & TERNOONS AND EVENIN u ———-~+00______ dence in New York last night, Dr. Cyrus Ed- | oy Buflalo,, About a year ago Sears sued his | history of Rome. The object of Father urie ae ne ae ay Sates ib feet to a wide alley, improved byte ene lose Nabe aloes Bombs Under a Car. sop, chief tuspector of the health department, | Wire ior absolute divorce ina court in New | sar's Work willbe io contute the assertions com Llutle Girls, reopens OCTUBE: ae lorcet ; 5 exbibted a hog tuil ot measies, twin pigs rotten | ¥ ve iso sued a member of the | ta in the Gregorovius history reg. the ft Sfusic’and Are cutting VIOLIN, ie Terias: One-third caste balance in one and two years, ANTIQUE. eee eee PAEENGEE OLLGE., | Wins ieaaen, and. & Naural of “hob woul,” a | FON, git” See, Wel Sale eae” cuales | Seaeanmte ape teepeel poole oleae we ae een nae For terms apply to H. DONCH, 608 H at. n.w.. or | with interest, secured by a deed of trust onthe prop. | Rare and Unique specim: erne Martin, Chip- PASSENGER COACH, seized yesterday morning while belng brought | Barnes, for criminal conversation with his | the pope in the middle ages. advantages of the school. “Number otpuplisin | PTnCipal musiestores "sete Sim | erty. it the'terme of sale are hot Seen oe whee pe He, Hang Cass, Tou jest Hue old Detck | , UPD the arrival at Duboid, Pa., of the mall | into New York for consumption by its eitizens. | BAe’, 10" CUMIN, Goo ‘Gamages, ‘Tee is ate FERRET Soe, .t9 doth departments limite. Miss EARLE, 191635tm | EPWAED,C TOWNEEND, OG Geta n cetera? Wallzne Tesold at risk and coat of Cee Shader gcomlurtes: Ane old Dutch | tain north on the Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts- Sayre aah aaa leged that Barnes hired Whiteman and Lowell | 2% “Sidge Johuson, of the Obio eu seoam | TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, uniting purchaser. A deposit of $100 required at mas jpigh-standiog a Jax GOULD AT A WEDDING.—The wedding of | eed that Barnes bined Witten vine hin, | Mex.—Judge a, preme ‘Has Removed to time of sate. HOMAS DOWLING. _ | Hutch ehime quarter striking clocks: Antique Kngilsh | burg railroad yesterday the car inspector, while | 4,14¥, GOULD AT A WEDDING.’ adopted daugh- | T? claimed by the detectives that Sears met in | COUrt, resizned the day after election on account “A practical business education thas | YE 1317 13th street nw_ | 20a Anstoneer._ | Verne Mastin & Bubl Misatel Goss ee Passengers were getting on and off the cars at | yer of H. M. Hoxie, vice president und general | 11s claimed by tne detectives uetsears mel tn | oPfiichealth, te having been ‘sick for the, past Qualities young men ‘and women to support then: = = UNCASSON BHOS, Auctioneers. PORCELAINS. the depot, discovered three dynamite bombs | manager of the Missouri Pacitic railroad, to C. | NEY Oecrited asa prostitute, and that they | 5X monuaa, Gov, | Foren er first tered the felves and successfully perform ths acthte dutiew of Y — Valuable and superb Porcelains decorated by noted | 4nd caps iastened under the springs of the rear | Thorne, formerly ot New York city, but ow of | Menteed ur a hotel’ us Cc, Sears and wile, | Place Uhaeaneeat aie: ban ee eee ~~ ie vrioeape mien Sapa Wee | Laruen Groooe That Mee DUETS Avie HERS | piseand sear uonaspuvargecatiten | cone ho, ome wore ctor roves | St Lau coe place tn New York yesorag. | Ruta trwrd gut “tne ei iggy Lager | surf Ciacinnal iy ba jaeeaig'to tks Roy je ge > EON fouR Spoor ei s prisiug St ral there were man; je faces among the | Owing to eas 3 é ¢ affidavit that she was sw, Political Peonsing. stemograpstand Tree teat —- Waste OPPORTAE PRA CELE oe eee | Drendee Cape de Monee best Cloud, Winadig ber | aud chore wore many pale faces emong, the | Owin ing wasucomparativels quictone. Among | Bolle’s office and mike nt ee eare call, | don. Jobn Little, who was deleted “ior Cone Ma tama toe Cr phe ty te eo Virtus ofadeed oftrust, dated April 29, 1890, posee, Wedgewood, Delft, &c. ate they had so narrowly escaped. |The train | those prevent were Jay Gould, Capt. 8.3. Hayes | (neni wivention to the afidavit, and saying WEDNESDAY september Ist, st 9am. and 6 pm | ,Znere Se nothing like leather! The variety of its | , OY rartna ca an ata eae A ee. ORIENTAL. starts from Punxutawney every morning,-and | and Dr. Smith, of the MissouFi Pacific ralway. | 1p, bis attention to the affidavit, and saying Office open for arrangements on and after Monday, | Uses isendless, and the few goods which we mention | {o; 10 240 et se9..of the land records for the Dis- Rich Turkish and Persian Embroideries andTex- | it is undoubtedly at that place that the bs | The presents were very numerous and costly. "| Of'S1,000 to the expenses of the com- August 23d. A full corps of teachers. Tuition Fees— | below, occupy even asmali space in their particular | triet stColna iby thedirection of the holde: ties; large and valuable specimens of Jade in Vases | were placed under the springs, as it only makes —ser- plainant ‘support the expected child. ey coe eyeiae, Dunes coume, cue year. | line, forthe reason that we ouly offer what is really ythenove thereby secared.wewulofier orsaleintrant | aud Figures:, large and curiously carved Ivories, | short@stops between there sna Dupols. It ts Fenciemicel serge apt pakgr sete) Sears replied, that he had never, seen Se = ot $10 Ps cheap, not cheap and worthless, but cheap and good. rer a ND | Bronzes inlaid with precious metals, inese anc from the place of starting, an merican. a ion, o1 h 3. matter blackmail. Hopuly fonanmencs of gil each a Year schaiarsnpy | Cheep, Dot cheap and wo but Day dr wovesaen ef RASS SALE PARE | enateee orcrnit Sallam Ccisongy cane ae how it was possible for a'train torun that dis- | fagaroll is president, mst tn ennual conetess oe nd ee ee Satialon where ie | Ollice to-day. Zoage Dickimap’ is a Virginian, weeks, ‘$20, paid on entering. "Night sessions | Ladies’. Geuts and Children’ xltuate and lying in the city of Washington, in the | poCll, Carved Teakwood. éc; fine Persian Bian tance, over short curves, with that amount of | at Chickering Hall, New York, yesterday. “The | he Girk was taken, fo Matin, maets | oe | snd said to be learned in the’ ‘Year scholarstiip $50 on eutering: three months.815, | Leather Pocketbooks, Ladies’ and Gent's, from 25e. | District of Columbia, and bnew nh ey ve ee a ene ll dynainite and caps under the springs of a coach | platform detiands’ that church property shall | broke down on seeing Scars, and said that she ‘ S00 ———e Parable $6 on suteriag. and balance in monthly im | Imported Purses, very choice. tine finish, from 7c, | being the east twenty-four feet PERSIAN AND TURKISH RUGS, mysiifies the rallroad men. ‘Thirty-four per- | not be exempt from taxation; that chupiains | Rad beep deceived tbe tad Neve veer ate | gCQOK AND COMPANY'S CREDITORS WIL Raiments of $6 each, or $16 fy full on entering Bill Sooks at 25, 40,50, O0C ae lov numbered seven ( dshmere, Agra "Roniad, Lahore Mecca, Armee | #oWs were In the coach, and had the aceldent | be not employed in Congress, legislatures or | Sears; Bolles, Whiteman and Lowell were at- | wor” GowrmoMIsE.—A geting of the create DATs Orca ENHY C SPRSCEIE prinet Fine Card Cases at 25, 30, 446, &e. son's recorded subdlt Stadras ‘Bogdad, “Camel's “tats? Suisse ghStSQ* | occurred as intended the lossot life would have | public institutions; that public appropriations | Feated at ones and held to ba tin {ors of SG. B ‘company's, Ae Sere Ee Bete mammam | eo TENT Seia| menue | eeteah timing Logon, |B seston ma centr etc | aruanerestpnt in arantee © sry, | wentine je Rr Zerase, cot —— = oc aad A 7 vestigated by the railroad authorities and an lous servi a schools; ‘3 foreman an NT OOKLORAN BUILDING, Seal Hag at ob SiS Sieugh st 70 and Fins beck ong hundred and Two Soe Carsra, Marble Beate, Mexices Vases, Sfiort made to bring thg criminals o Justice," | re ets fast of festival bo rte eyes 4 Zn adjournment wo two p.m. was had to enable | nnsat ‘and it was resolved to auaxe Us Real All ir A = Ly foot | foot alley, and is in; 5 ———— resident) OF a a dant ure the attet bad SSeieeE scsect ir neve nad Coea nec eae | Imported tenbossed Leather heer one. wp. story brick sigble on 2 Piateane_and Pedestals, real Romain Bronzes. su ‘Tae CxSARIAN Orsnavion—Dm. Tnuistered in courts, ec. that laws ior Sunday | the defendast to, procure, tho attendance of investigation. It was nino Grclared Imited. Unly scholars of good moral character re | ClUD Bags in large variet:” from O9e. up. ‘These goods | ‘Terme: One-third cash; Se ee ae ;. “| Ives and Sanford performed the delicate observances be repealed; that laws regulating | Witnesses. The counrel tus Reuss te Mi Avior | that a should be te oo eo oe epee Seats ccnalate of svcd moral, character re ‘are remarkably good and cheap. stallments, payable in Tron GLiae Pater dificult operation of delivering a child by the | private idous of morality be abrogated; that no | New Yorn civ, dean™ 2g Se4pncopas | terestof and by the creditors, te of SUP Hiat eit iay'aed Honing Sout Carta | Vntee raven fa x i. Soto $4.06 or | from tne day af aa, wit Ring, valubia Faint nes szampion of | Ceara ;peinod in Now Haven, Conn, Wed: | Fligious system, Chrisanity, or oluerwiss bo | sor ae rhe ‘git adary usicner aps | greaiors was lore who will shate ipo rata Snd thorough instruction 1m mamon Bugis iu leather. patent lock, ng / qyamplce of | nesday, ‘The mother is Mrs, Blakesley, of that | recognized or ernment. Mr. ‘88 @ witness ‘for ihe eee Branches book Keeping. ‘Shorthand, Higher Arits. | Ghaw! Straps, large saworinieut, rom 108 annually, for whieh t Frguch, Durch and Belgian Schools by the following | Oeet9V:r, e cnild welghed 1s pounds, Mew Ingersoll made a short address at the morning | PSs pe ihait Die- | guested ‘Ro compromise be made with & metic, Algeora, Geometry, Latin and Gree! Bas Straps, with patent catch, frown 25e. fo ocd ahs ae ance, 3, J, Verraseet, re aT. B. Wake: id. ov uke. | srict ‘Attorne’ . Cook except upon = FJ C 73 . er Schon e. respectively. Levy, L. Bruck Lajos, M. Lobrichon, rdw. ichter, | Blakesley was very low yesterday morning, but | session, and T. man and others spoke. | t1,% “Attotmey Fellows presented the case [oF in soles) BUNTON MACAPEE A.MoSLD..Princioat | $73", Leather Scio) Ings atove and si40. | yagre respectively nerd Hi! ieee Diasheed ae eaeeeeaeeny: | pene an yO tom Tonlaray morne Das | mon, one. B, yexenes ae spoke in ever | trlet Attorney Follows Stra Soars hes | Able to, Col. 'Patten, of Columbus, Ohio; “tps SSoHOOE OF atopic [ESTABLISHED 1877.) Cases, front $3.40) “up. Cheve goods are ime | at the optlon ot the # Sacaue, Ea. Piowrowsel, English. Verbosck: | recover. ing session. erate Zea wats tor divereelvosn her hous be gg poy Be ng we ported a1 4 ven e, K. A. Duez, *. Cordova, P. ————_See_____- ray jerk. Private or Ciass Lewsous.. Caarch organ for practice. | rine heuer Postinion inet eck at $1.8. Fecording to be at the cost of Grolleon, G. Wiverssr 03. “A. Waiker: Ac Ault | xan Mugr Go toPaisox—The supreme | Tax 950,000 SUR Noatwer Hanvany.— a the statement provoated by the frm would ‘au: Tih. INGALLS K Principal. Leather Folding Mirrors, fof r{raveling, at 0Be. termsot saio be not oomp Brot. P, Wagner, . Rota, i; Carpenter, 4. Ceasviova. | court of Virginia, in Richmond, yesterday, re- euawer has been flied in the] ae Cass or THE SCHOONER ADAMS.—Tho beta at while it —— “Hoc Ley | Leatuer Covered 4 aS, their ‘dur. from Sale, . rr, ler, woe, Chas. ort, a M et lieved that ‘prosecuted yee LL LisscHgor eve: discarded und they hold their awa iy aplee resell the property atthe rak Peo has M. Vanden Bros. ¥. foaad toieran 8 west of error in she caso Yim. Gune-of Franels We Brooks ot the Sreeidont and cae eee avid J. Adatee for'use in tae | Gollar may be Tus 17th st, 1624 Mamachasetts ave, and 1623 % ot. colors aid designs. pines ctuind O ‘This entire collection ‘s to be sold without any re- | Of Public’ accounts, who was convicted of em | fellows, of Harvard college, which isa sult, to | trai now going on at Halliax was begun yester-| 4 Conroe co: Wann we a Gite StS ANNA ELLIS’ Prcipale we ota 10 1.65, 9s dor pate a ea ee FHANK TD RaWITNGS Lerrustece, | serve whatever. Catalogues now readlyand mailed on Pence eo tae eae, commonwealth, and seu- | recover $50,000 dumayes for injuries 10 the | Gay'in Boston, before Winslow Warren, desig: | yrs, John K. Dana, of Hudson, N. ¥., Fourth year began SEVTRMBER 22, 1900, withtul |p, At 81 49, $1.05, 82 49, 32.08 es Tews need to two years in the pen + plain' nated as commissioner ptt ty ere L, a ‘ppreciated. oclS-déds 1506 Pennsylvania ave. n.w., ‘application, ner, thereiore, Will now have to be taken | by the bursting of # retort containing sul- "3 counsel Ret ere employed by me schook for une | y hears opening ow for taerittiags the lareest fus-rikieibiamaee Gir tice we oF | Satleres open on and after Tuesday, November ob, | E5 the penitentiary’ Shorey aller the action at | Ohatie Cre ie Sawer tary SatunINE, BU. | ince ariner tbs Canadian government in the | {oF same time, Lo all appearance died on benefit of puplis im distaut parts of the city. se25-3in | “0c of Toys ever shown ia Washington. take a teed of treat the tale be eee eRe OF | trom 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. nG-11t | the supreme court is certified to the hustings | aver and will prove that the accident which | Storney tor tie tenella guvemmmmens ‘pros day last. The. be a ene \jADAME HOFFELDT. TEACHER OF SING M. SILVERBERG @ co, NESDAY, NOVEMBER ‘same hour court. Hinith was, indicled on the 20th of | occasioned the sald iujuries was, due solely to | Sontion, wi ts Were teaek deer Qinen oon up ieenshin to en q Mi ‘tie'after Gre trac italian method. Gussic-and and place.’ iHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. January, 1885, convicted Apri 27th, 1885, and | want of care on the part of the uit, ©! by Charles Levi Woodberry. The questions ‘Of the body, even at the. ‘of ten. jodern Musie; good German, French and italian, | _no® 312 TW st, and 313 th at, SHARIR BLMAVEY, } rrustece ® moch was immediately made ior a new | his own negligence and Hence, and ne- | 22.4 answers were written ‘and when the | ofthe body: ex = Sat t by ‘ansurpassed methods, has her ryoms at 716 1S: nl-d&ds FRANK T. RAWLINGS, trial, This motion was continued from term 40 | glect of instructions eafelully given, him by | Dedving is the depositions will be sent | DF. ‘as to death. "of discoloration. atuw.,late 12156. yl araiiibeianaie term, in consequence Of the sickness of the | competent tenehors, It. was’ by the | Udder seal to theadmiralty court in Canada, by Shite bed appeared on the tase my --4 Mic SEER aoe AL ZER BROUMMT, OF Fike MAKERS OF Tischer, and fully ® new trial was refused | piaiutim that the acoldent was caused Dy the | UBder seal to thenGmiratty count sn Canade, by ferns as cnnene one Se Pg RR ag etd pT OE oneee eeee ne ee aaa rnnae hontees oy Toren Mecam | Sea eaeh a Obbucetes Mears tr thee | See. toe xine wary even warmer Comet by Prot LOUIS Nabcheie ““* Gegums a pa ae R MAURY, Yor TWENTY Coat MINERS CONVERTED TOMoR-| ‘Tux QuENNC BANQUET To JusTIN McCar. | Bwansbury., of Gloucester, menaners : prior, to, the Suspension of animation. AS Witrons ENGLisa AND FReNcH Przzerxa, slidads FRANK T. RAWLINGS} Trumecs | So 103190; on the, Loch day of Seplember nu | MONTsM.—New THY.—Tuoro lise eon considerable comment | Of the Ads ae oe aye of apparent, diesoluiion the tempers. Mixchoct'iee Young Ladier, S21 Veriwomt ste eal front ot the jpremiacn, on ‘THURSDAY, the FOUL, | villugo a tow miles back of Coal iu Quebec upon the article in Le Canadian in | Sithin she three-mile limit. Giares tat wo parted epell tole phase uae hatte ori mancisare nortan | MOOT sure go Semnae OBES | ee EL LES | Ga Oa Pe abeny acres | Rae, ene ees | | eee . Ave. New: slonaries took uy in Wi Exrzxsiox, -. /— Civil and Military Tullor. stich larot Weshee {ow mouit ayo aebagasr the bas quet there a oa | Thee ‘anual, meeting of the gen- a 28), in square four hundred and | tine people, eral 100 of the ‘ot Riding Habits Ladies’ Salta Sid! Lge being improved bys good | zens, Including witha. of the links that | ori vibe Methodist ieplscopel, ohare was vane es ‘large’ ‘Verted to the bind la to NH Aes held in Philadelphia yesterday afternoon. The now since ave am 1007 F sureet. Fear. paratious to de] gave theso remarks @ and, 08 re- | Somimitiee is composed of the "of the satin, \qise AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON Guan | cl22m ng a to wit; One-third of nel Bult, Le Cunadien bas first state- te pe “ea Gate and ceriitied examiner of the New Enginnd Within five days afer day | Barnes. ‘In ment, —, ‘and thirteen, sae Bundred dollars fe to rf BAN | ss ag pee ie tons ot the country delegates Va.ory. Pano tecanigue harmony abd voice effect that seventeen of the converts ‘located in Philedelphia, The Guitare, 1013 10th er) Ga naar F008 IN ItALy.—The rivers Pp and | from the board located in, Philadelpt ieee ce ————————— submerged the UF BANJO, SINGING, PIANO, ec— — Adige have aaa fodny: “thomas ‘William La Girt Louis oicriewSrnts wilt each treatove | of & Soutey long, (helt, courses, At Albengs the G. “Anarers, ees. Harmony practically | UDD ETWEILER, hi ot tin hy, Joho taught a RL PRINTERS, bridge white. Precipitating ‘wittara F ‘ana H, P* Fs or 420-422 Hleveuth street northwest, Fowtee, hinge, bey nn gg ae sapolla. West Polat all exenilaations, Have unsurpassed facilities for the execation of all inom ‘nual rable sowing, Teo qeas VP INSTITUTE: nwcor, Stband K stam. ‘studs of work at fair prices and oa wm g Bay iavpoeded LISTHENIC short notice. to ‘on the work of chureh her Calisthentc | BRIEFS AND ARGUMENTS, MERCANTILE during The ‘Friends’ Select School, Ne. 15111 st. n. w., Washing- PRINTING, LETTER HEADS AND EN- ~ — Pe, tw, on Oct. 6th. = saan co temonsne a pec re peg . Retry ‘Prassis, @ popula ‘mpesdbie Teoovery, ‘aanington. ‘welé-ecoum® Anything in is juurpage voluane. neaw . Hs Pe