Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1886, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. ‘ : a ae 4 ¢ Their Alleged Signs and Grips Disecv- PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday, * z ¥ _ ered by = New York Paper. AT THE STAR BUILD) 2 7 ~ é Awermpas, XN. Y., Dec. 27. The Amsterdam Northwest Corner Peansylvania Ave. and 11th St, by . Demorrat last evening devoted two columpe to “A. = 3 wom plete description of all the sens The Evening Star Newspaper Company, : im tee among the Kulghts of tote ee S. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres. 7 the country, taken front the official documents or z gut to the high members of the onder br General fea carriers op thelr com Secoumt, at, 10 conte, pe ’ walnatie to those desiring fo form’ secret sncketnes, Sonus each By postage prepaid—30 ‘ : 7 v a In the description occurs the following: “Entering Mhonth. one year. #6; six months, § ‘Signal—Inner vell, three raps given in this peculiar {Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C.,28 manner: One, a short pause, then two in quick suc- occutcieemal meter) e 4 cession,” Grip—Extend the hand with the thumb ‘Tue WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday—81 a ee WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17 ail subser be paid in advan nds With the fingers wi(hout locking the tiumbs, 5a All wail sul jons must be paid in ce: ‘pe paper sent longer than is paid for. 1886. TWO CENTS. EUR a side pressure oft thumb on the outside: h each other, Rates of advertising made known on application. then end by tect ng the thumbs, and au ordinary shake of the hand. =— = — a = — = ms SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. |AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. |Wiscrayit tus buss a mere | pea ny ore: [Telegrams to The Star.|| _TWExT-FWe wey rose. = % ay = |} > geeecmpaain val ee ’ Doubis as te the Kesult To-morrow. A Wh ? : TAPPAN, JEWELER, 604 9TH ST. TO THE PUBLIC Tak Surriaueyt op fam ¥ to-day —_—_—: Port was alsoordered wpon the bill to authorize aling Vessel Wrecked om the Just received a large lot of fine ‘The undersigned, in this public manner. THE EVENING STAR bes : “ ee Palifornia Const. days. Calltcarly and sectire banaue: ” "a1i-tw. | sud'yrovapt msince in Rbici Me STMON BOLE Us | Cmeatns: The blockade of streets by the ratir TRADE DOLLARS IN THE SENATE. | toe niin conasthion thes the fing of abe ~aiclg ely apes THE ARRESTS OF IRISH LRADERS. | oStX2éiNotey Be F—At 2:90 octook una ——— —— ie —~ | Seneval insurance agent, has settled and paid ourloss | 9 “I! man’s secret, the American Base Ball asso- cock lake. ‘The bill to release ail title and claim | _ This being the day before that upon which a morning the whaling Dark Atlantic was driven c—:. zi by the reeent fire in the Lincoin Hall elation, the Cotin Campbeff scandal, a bride cuts of the government to lot 13, nsquare @91, of the . Ks ashore a mile and a half below the Cliff house and, ay “The folk four companies, among others, repre- ; Vote is to.be again taken on the tariff question, nd a pelo Ouse al w. Sittings dail. sented y kr Wall havecurtied ines on ourstick’ | Ne? throat, telegraphic dispatches, ete. The #@-] vaRrong POSTAL BILLS PASSED. | {i%;'ntaver of the heirs of the late James the subject all interest at the Capitol, Went to pieces ina few minutes, not a spar re @=> IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE| UNITED FIREMEN, of Philsdelphia. Vertisements are classified as follows: Auction AMigee, provided that no cost shall. be entailed | ce ath ai tendniiits ‘uberst ena'tuis . . sag | maining ‘stanainy ne Wreck Was strewn alone = Distisic® OF COLCBIA.S PHOENIX of Loudon. © Sales, Educational, Ladies? Goods, House-tarnish. itpon the United states was also ordered favorably | There af Fee puthe ede aes ners!’ | Tt Will be Hard to Find a Jury to Convict. the beach for three of ToUr tulle, “About twenty Tp pe oe np AION. rau i Financial, Family Supplies, Gentlemen's , zi be WHE dda ae ton pena. Shoceptatn ‘The Unite Maries of kane Stan jonas | _UNION of San Pranciseys ngs, Finan supplies, doubt to-day. é e with eight or ten men were _ Une ates of Kner vg wan We heartily recommend Mr. Wolf and the companies Goods, Wood and Coal, professional, Spectaities, | TENURE OF OFFICE BILL REPEALED. District Im Congress. serie ee ee re eine WR AS or en ae See eee, Theobject of the bili of complaint in this case, | he represents to the public. TRE PRICE OF GAS IN WEST WASHINGTON. | towards consideration of the tariff bill, and which ts Sled under the Act of Congress entitled. “An ¥, BERLINER, Assurer, | Books, Pianos and Organs, Medical, Ratlroads, Chairman Ingalls has extended an invitation to | Messrs. Randall. and McKinley are working ac-}| THE WABASH ROAD RECEIVERSHIP a BO WITH sworps, ‘set to ide for protecti: the interests of the it H. ADLER, Manager. Potomac River Boats, Steamers, Attorneys, Den- - yee ee ee eo WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY. | tistry, The Trades, Undertakera, FISHERIES IN THE HOUSE, | sttvensot west Fe ee eat Menem aepeerae to me te Be A Chicage & = js to esta! oe oe ‘An adjourned meeting of the stockholders of ‘ zie zo ae on the question of the price of gas to appear before | the general favorable conditions, If his motion Sf Siti TD Hight and tiie of the United States to the land and | {he Weshingtou Market company. will be held st toe the Senate sub-comumtttee in ting thematter | fails to-morrow it will be sald by some ofthe] A DUEL IN A CHICAGO PARK. | Cutesco, Dec. 17.—A duel with swords was Fiver or ite fata. im chance Of the Secretary, of War; Westin, En Center Mareen an Be grey of 3 customs, $586,477. at tials mecting 2O-ROrrow mOrMng. pits under: | most ardent reforimers that the defeat was due fought yesterday inorning in Humboldt park. & which land and’ water, in escribed | ¥, the 2a da ml 5 ac a Seat jan | 0°d that Col. Joun ; efor ' —_ le before 7 o'clock two closed carriages ente Boge sel wht Whe "line nets Sit | Perera hep CE degen | |THE Leave of Second Lieut. xrug, sin tn. | Proposed Investigation of Canadian | ihe comitce atone oui ggtowed Guaeasans | 2,08 tlre to size opportuntion “1 DISASTROUS WRECK ON THE PACIFIOOOAST | tue park thrush the: south entrance tee ‘Becinning at the southeast corner of, the aquare | Selina wereby, and npou say other subject within | “tT; 1s extended two months, Sei question.“ on the 8 that might have beeh done has not. been done, carriage coutaitied a principal with his seco Wochnetcnt in tue Discrict ot Cokambin:andraniine | the Power of thé Corporation, 7° © Tar U. 8.8. Vandalia arrived at Valparaiso yes emures, ‘THR rorestag TAPROVINENT Fax. ‘The reformers have made gains in their vote for —_—._— a murgeon._ They were driven to Ue western end - = -N, decketiny. e gains he park, where thes alighted and conceale thence slong the cast ling of suid square, deine the | Wasurwarox, D.C. Dee 16, 1880. aiege_ | terday. = . The Potomac flats item tn the river and harbor | Went ot generatasy eee heal or eee ae ee Terrible Double Tragedy in Chi themselves behind a chump of trees. ‘The arranges Hixteen and six tenths (116.6) feet, to” the line of the | a _NOTICE.—DR, SCHAEFFER HAS RE-| Souicrron McCus, of the Treasury department, ‘The Senutes appropriation bill was reached by the committee | many things may happen between now and ‘to. 'y cAZO. | ments veing completed, the principals each drew Ghat banks prraliri > and shout ten (10) feet south: | Morte meee Ras” O° Ath Re | nas returned from New York. "| _ Petitions for a reduction in the tax on oleomar- | f the House having ee billin charge yesterday, | morrow to effect the result. If Mr. Morrison will iE Piece etre and he cnt ran, “on bth wer i, God about ies (10) fect oo | S= (rot i : ae ec omnes Wounded, one Meceiving a sword thrust. thr Fras hicom nino tose (Sabo 1 B, eeven hae Be THOSE TING AND FIV ND FRUIT | Tae Manavewx National Bank, of Philadelphia, | #4tine were presented dy Mesérs. Conger, Cullom, | Prtnarien nie ge ke Seneral concerning wwe Propouttion’ ut forward as a" substitute THE ARRESTS IN IRELAND. _| (he breast, and bis « Was cut across tht Sig gong Hamat AAs ng | BSE CARS AMRERE aie"GAyriee | has bom authors to bginboinee win ncap | sls Ohae, mitchell ot Oregon and Hon, an | outs poe ul ts Perstdonlr desc sie solate | Great Excitement Caused by the ame | Whe SET aaa 6 thence can wearrived. JOHN H. 2 tal of $200,000. referred to the committee on agriculture... Deeraior AFPROPSGATIONS. : {Great Exc mt Cai y de siuistied, tor ‘ ee ‘ about ten (10) feet southwest of said row of sycamore 416-3 fon. sat , tor t Kly got inte thelr freem, nouth alxty-fe thirty-seven miuutes | 3 ——5 pare 7 5 oe ‘TEMPORARY RAILWAY IN WASHINGTON: ‘The District subcommittee on appropriations | ~ A delegation representing the Randall men have noncement in London. Tages, which were tapldiy driven to the 2 degrees. thirty-seven mia => MISS MARTIN TRE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION Was Unusually well . nting the m aa ik . ; eure. nr Wounds were dreswed, a SF Sas kta ae tiains thence Ba we i usar rd day Oetore Ghee | aetoncd thie iter eee oe ee aeaually well District o¢ Columbia 60 permit the tepiporary 00: | neck aa eens oda. ee Som of Mr. Wilson, | called, upan ME-Morin..1o iow what he pro. | Sra Coble Dpatch to Tae venme oman. | Qreceure, There the, wounds were dren and a tae glia of, sycamore, ti e—e=>, MONDAY WILL OPEN WHITEMAN’S | *DOUt one hundred and seventy-five visitors, cupation of streets by Sealers for the purpose | Which has prevented Mr Wilson’ aigudanee, ” | Would vole to consider if he waald not cut the | here last hight by the meagre news Which reached | eee ae ee a ce cance pala ar eae fe oP aed iaty (000.0) feet t oa stake, HMAGRUDER L417 SY eee) e PoUNG. A JOHN | A. J. Bratix, who recently resigned a leuten- | of transporting material to fll about the base’ot Capitol Topics. aay hae ey Scoctncal point. He wouldnot | London of she arrest of Irish members. ‘The sutis- | Sung medical, stunt me the eee one thence “along “said banal “man parallel to and | oq SUITABLE PRESENT BEAUTIFUL | °2CY Of the Treasury department wateh, has been | the Washington monument, was reported back ‘TAR ARMY APPROPRIATION BILI. Consult his colleagues and let them Know iis | TcUlon of the conservatives and unlontists was of | said the cause of the _aialr was a dinpute as 10 Shout ten (1) fect south Fok sycamore 5 SPAMERS RSE EE UA TEE UE ELE | appointed an operator in the secret service. from the District committée by Mr. Harris, and] The House military committee has completed | determination later. Thus’ far Le has’ not | COUrse, immense, and the regret and doubt of the | the hend of 2 young lady. A park poligenan wee SO PD htrtcen hundred: mine aud | only Se. for o Faun and 30e. for halt “ay Sapa aaage was placed on the calendar. ix hence Aistant spec Aight, Dut Wastoo dumbe ied to attempt an interterence, Th 's absviutely to refer to the subject. pou ). | given them a ly, and it is believed that he will | Uberals and the indignation of the radicals no less. dents (1309.5) feet toa stake U a OHS I DEN, 1417 New York Tur Potowac FLars Trrk—Mr. H. T. Taggart ATS Sa Thgamny sepropesad ge UAll._As makee a total SP- | Crake any pre i ty} ‘i 557, ny pronilses, There are men among | Ww, saree toes: souih cihty-hve degress | Ce), THE FINEST PULLED FIGS THAT Will to-morrow resign his position of assistant | among the bills introduced and referred were | PTOPriation of $23,557,208. ‘The @stimates forthe | ins followers Who. think he Cer ee nn lurchar nese Ga. 2h aang eceee could well afford to : guid row of sycamore tree Sago Str E) seven has ‘have arrived in Washitgion can be seen at | district attorney, having been appointed (at the Seon Top ene carta ae an naa ee Boke Pe | alve the polnt of order and trust to a vote of the | Tint sue Trash members in Ireland are prepared for Srey ceseres muni eeet noe See weeePartas | JouN'H HAGRUDERS, uest of the district attorney) a special assist = the foliowing: ation for the current’ year Was $22,794,001. The | House to defeat any internal revenue measure. It | Similar action against themselves as they intend Crazed by Her Child's Mines. eet een cy" Virxinia, avenue, between fever: | G26-3t e._ | antin the matter of the aut ioestabhsh the aie | ¢,BY ME. Cameron—Providing for promotions in | new legfstation included. in the bill feintencied to | is kugwn Gace alee ser eh ter epcs | to continue the eran sears as Mey teen | uranea® druggist 30 WOMAN HANGS HEKSELE AID a meen fev 7 Tank SiG niger oon bit ‘the marine co Minit mbeage to 4 con's per mile; tokeep thenum- | such a measure, and is believed that. there would | don morning papers dwell upon Le good eflect the eK LITTUR BARE. pa ee a a ee a Se ee fd that this suit wih ace eam Hats Its | “by Mr. MOMEAN—To regulate the fees and gala. | ber of horses for cavalry and artilery use below the | Gaeyg SUT Hes bewered, at there would | gon and conviction of the leaders are Itkely 10 17.—When Joseph Kosa, a cutter, sixty-twoand fve-tenths (362.5) feet to the cart ling | the pound. JOHN MAGRUDER, entire attention for several months, when he will Hn) of Ga States district attorneys in New Soe ue culled men and scoutsin the mounted | ing the Virginia and North “Carolina delegations aoe ee 1S An Cina, ROWNEr, TEL EED BOY. lark street tailor shop, returned wd. fine of Seventeenth (thy stteet, being the west ine | SO — a aes ea nr romena | Nequmle his present duties in thedistrict attorney's | Mexico and Arizona. {ition and “sdverliwiaenty tothe. reduction to | Herweats.vote seems to have greater weight with cei pecan vane mh Gaaves.. Vigeoes panto Be itmeervation thise (a), eignt tndredy thirty two | §F- =>, JUST RECEIVED FROM CALIFORNIA | office. In the meantime Mr. . Lipseomb will OUR RELATIONS WITH MEKICO. 000 of the number of draught animals in use, | now stands the Morrivon moh, white mating rock, ajay hua Si caeee tee eae gg a snd five-tenths, (832.9) feet to antake; thence slong ety GEO. E. KENNEDY & SUN, Gistrice atternen, PuNc® 8S @ regular assistant | | Mr. Butler offered a preamble and resolution, | ato timit to $00 the expenditure that may bé | Lovicstanes the Morton meh, whi TmaReRy, and | op ese nich Sill Convict the shen etane- reed, a territile. sight tuet Lhe eyes of tive iBtacdaey of Reservation three CD know as M Table Luxuries and Fancy Grocettes, < on Tooling the close proximity of Mexico and the | made without, the approval of the Secretary of | the protectionisty, in the same ‘cautious manner, |" between “an impoverished tenamtry facing | TMally forced a verritie sgt met tle Best Grounds ie southeasterly diction about | a163t_____ "| "1u00 F streak | Navy Pay Opvicens have been ordered toduty | United States and the desirability of maintain. | War upon ane bituling or rnititery Bost, The ill | claim nve. Hnanctal ruin,” as Judge OBrien said, and what | hy his thirteen inenths old child were Gatuciting Sie inberas tin of the caterly Une ot Bvtgenth oth) | BC, Fase VAPEEogoDS TOR CHRISTMAS | as general storekeepersat navy yards andstattons, {ng the, Goeeet tics OF friendship etwean the | eal spproprincion shall be paid tur te oorvice of Sock Ro See of Piteent uid New Your's: ardivina ow rice : 2 Soll Es : s | total ‘ ne servi : e sare nate are 5 Of shawl strape. jad wom Wa Paine te southwestern corner of square two hundred | QOS G NAPE Ye 50% Table Luxuries and Fancy | Yanuary 1, as follows: Pay Director Richard Wash- | Tittse of Ave Schators fo Vt places along the | clviuan employes in the quarvermasver’s depart-| Tyere was a seen ea pertume of roses in | the statement t adstoue at Harvarden 18 ab- Of Saxony, and twenty-four years olde beth the southwestern corer of square two hat roceries. 1200 F street. "__d1-3t | ington. at Washington navy yard; Pay Director | fronties and thecity ok Menie eith tae e | agent, and tant no employe paid trom the appro. Leageiede ancl sorbed in the preparation ofa Work on Olympian | She married Kosa less than two years ago. Thar pa ee => MANDARIN ORANGES. ITALIAN CHEST, | Bi Mopenmicton at Mare Island, Cal, navy yard: | proval of the Mexican goversment) to inquire into | Prtion for suppites, transportation, and inciden. | Mrs. Berry's drawing rooms yesterday afternoon em Gomcutic relations apuasa to nave ween pieamen, Rundred and ‘thirey-three (C243) and ‘crossing Four. | ap aches, Nata; Christinas Boxes packed | Pay Director G. H. Thornton, at Boston navy vard; | and report upon any disturbances that tay have | Wil expenses shall receive a salary of more Ce a i | re Dut Mrs. Kosa became nearly crazed when her teenth «Lith» street ana Maryland aver the pro vered to uy fallrond statu five of cone any Jans Faye ISoe aoMe eT SH; | Occurme between ‘the citizens of the two coun. | #130 per inonth unless epecitealy fixed by inw. Tt | fuesis in thesecond parlor Greed In a Tolle Of | ee samt et Be Rhyation of iar line eit” andre nets tong aud TRE PSS ancy ducerien Rew one ares Pepto Fon A. Stevenson, at | tries, with power to send for persons and papers, 1s also provided that of the $1,130,000appropriated | French, gray Ottoman silk, with trimmings of | Am Appe: pe arg el Committed the deed when temporatily tsa mar-tenehs 4 Meet toastake near the middle Table ¢ New avy yard; Pay Inspector Rufus Parks, | and to employ a St her ‘and such other per. | for clothing and_ equtpage there ‘shall no! X= S erry, A ey rderly ——- ‘sonthit. thence to. jereat pol 3 200 F street. nit ; F Rut an a Stenogra sl er. | for ; SS guests in the wing rou S ; hence with the shore line of the Potomac << ee eee uavy yard; . | recess of Congress. Lafd on the table and orde1 25 dressess, assisting. ‘Tea was served in the diuite relieve Chat amy tn ene in Ireland | re BULK OF HER LARGE ESTATE LEFT TO AN ENGLISH mathern extremity | Eaoap ghoUud bancy Boxes st greatly reduced prices. | Porter Loomis, at te Naval academy; Passed AS- | to\be printed’ U. 8. COMMISSIONERS’ FEES. 2 eee AR fered near § ust rack rents Would induce une English peo- ‘NEPHEW. ef tig Arsenal ng the eastside of SER BESRED US 208. tai ass ang ages Yard; Passed Assistants Poe pee ANY | 4g QB, motion of Mr, Allison tt was ordered that | Amendments to the sundry ctvil ill weré adopt- | Hnpassabletothstimidor iced eect tee Bip to poneent ts coerctom. Tt appraia 6 the pe- Dec. 17.—The will of Mrs. Jane noe bchiangra ot iver e, at torpedo station, Newport. commissioners in cities having 100,000inhabitants to outrage. hd whose sb Ma ceaccckeg ie mpicisd evicanctesed | WIRE PLACE GOOD heuer ast For Provorto.—Lieut. Gunior grade) George H. | On Motion of Mr. Miller, and after a brief state- | trom the provision limiting feesto$s00 perannum, | Mra Mitchell and Miss Mattie Mitchell held a | ‘The Express Goyalist) says the iimit of forbear- savalond ct fread punases ce Geran, pipe CHEAP FOR CHRISTMAS. | peters and En-ign Albert G. Winter have heen | Mekt, DY lim, the Senate took upand passed, | and also fo prohibit the aymens of any’ ot the | pleasant reception in theit rooms at the Portland j ace hid assed and the government, had no al- | SOS toeeventer parlor it dhe toe aepoew Saene iene ‘l pe a + @. 4 * ission- | yesterday. er e rest Mr. Dillon iS associ- ere . hy . Sasa of Excby's eat? beare north seveatycnine Ge: | a1 beri gs er ordered to examination for promotion 20th inst. all for hey talneince aS necCunEgO Gr the trage | er marshany and. clerks for any warrant tasued “The ladles Of the Ald Soctety of the Garnela Se hem hey a uae, wound have | Thomas, fe Shaw of birmy ‘ied tor women ot Seinen ine se toe acuch Wicct ait'wnert Sorth | (<== — Wasmrrorox, D.C December 6.1686 | | AMONG THE PRESIDENTS Catiens today were | dollar. The Dill reads: ‘That until July frst, | or &rrest made uuder the internal revenue 1S | piospital aid not have possession of the Masonte | Swutlied Sp ty ity ets property Valued at $20,000, The re Bel Tin “the ‘ine of tae south side of said wharf, north | (gs -- Waamrxoron, D.C; December; 1880, | secreeary ‘Endicott, Geena Sherldan, Solicitor | “teen hundred and eighty-seven, United States | wnless the proyecution has been approved by the | JonhNe null until The News-Letter (conservative), of Belfast, re serenty-niue desrecs cast (NS. 702 004 E) to the United States District Attorney and the collector esterday morning, and their | fering to the arrests Says che heulte moana mainder of the estate ts divided among. mumerous ; : : trade dollars, tf not defaced, mutilated orstamped, booths were not tuRy in order when the hour of | relatives. ‘The tenants who have lived in Mime Sak sguthwest corer of the ‘said wl gus, Pince of ‘business. 403th strect nw., beimeen’ | General Jenks, General J. E. Johnson, with Col, ‘be rec : {| of internal revenue for the district In which the a | been deplorable if the government had been. weak H 3 ‘Along the south side of said wharf no! ine | tirely destroyed by the fireof December ath, we wish to. shall ceived at the office of the treasurer or opening, high noon, arrived. But they had made / ¢; iow E who hit : Wheller’s houses for more than five years get $50 Setecetae ze oor ax Short two handel sere | state thet the busiuens will ve contineed with saree | Grant, of St. LoulsSenators Payne and Dolph, with | any aectstant: trensurer ot the Caitel sees sn | prosecution occurs. good pi Sand inany sales were made daring | ¢pqush to Allow a tnat shar meg preyed PE enty-ive and cight-tenthe (2 = good ben PORTESS, S.8) fret to the south. | Ure new stock aroun as we can procure a miftable | friends, Representatives McCreary, Mardy Boyle | exehnge tore ike umount, dollar for dollar, of CAUCUS OF REPUBLICAN SEXATORS. fhe anernoon. aa Br Ting Seat line of the ‘square south of twelve (12). thence | place, of which due‘ notice will be'eiven. Until such | WIth Capt. J. L. Power, of Pac: Glbson, W. Vacs | standard silver dollars of the Uaited Srates SS a pe a ey “ ‘The republican Senators will meet in cuacus at | booths and their contents and committees ready 5 is oe |sad Story of a Brave Young Woman. southwest Ine of said square, one | time our books will be open for the settlement of ac- | McAdoo, Cannon, with Jt i] ” section 2. ‘That the trade dou seein eee The Morning News, of Belfast, it hopes Hlong the ‘said: soutl west fa, ° ok vl pen, for the settiement c cannon, with Judge Trogdon, of UL; | | Section 2. ‘That the trade dollar received by the i g u e z z E b: halt past three this afternoon to sill existing | for business The brilliantly lighted hall, thegay } rat the governinent Wil grant the aeeed DRIVEN INSANE BY THE OUTRAGEOUS TREATMENT OF southeast corner of said square, the place of beriniing | thing thes may desirein the line of Wall Paper, Win-| tin. Heprrsentariverciecy Homehn ee eee Seates katy ae ya Rustant treasurer of the United | —anctes in committees and consider the order of | aNd Rorgeous tapestries, the fantastic dresses, and | temen atatr trial and leave it lo. the Cowan to COWBOYS OUT WEST. {ibe bearinaes referred to in ite Seeeguing description | dow Shades, Seat His F st. aw. with the sume | pobresentative Ellis, fia ner isstied, but, at the expense of the United States, | business to be followed—to decide which of the Telos age sot Howersand the odor of thede-7 decide between the leaders of the reduced Teut ENNES, INp., Déb. 17.—A message Was me Worthington, Atiorner of the United States for the | "Thanking you for past favors, and hoving to merit a| Tee aysuer asmremsng any Shall be transinitted to the coinage mints, and | pending measures are entitied to precedence. Bnd an otincs noes ERG upper room made a scene | movement and their intended victim Judtinapoits Tusane as) itm, at the District of Columbia, solicitor for the complainant, | continuance of the same in the future, I am OUNT ALLOWED MR. A. M. KeILey, who | shall be regarded and treated as silver bullion, ‘THE URGENT DEFICIENCY BILI. arival, Mrs, Burrows, Mrs. Seney, Mrs. Hamilton | 4 DEATH STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE LEAGUE AND THE | home of Miss Lydia Pickel, aday or twoaga, which and iy, tthe rovigions of said Act of Con Most truly yours ag a Was appointed minister to Austria-Hungary and | and, at thelr bullion value, shall be deductedtroin | ane genet Gann Ccaitiosinaa all stl wie Citas aeeedien ore aoe Law. wot eg RAR LL cor erent i te ie BE pe . and coined by the act of February 2 78, a | behind a table loaded with exquisitely daint, a ea mark the beginning of @death | Prat Of, z girl lived in Harrodsburg, Law See idee ee RSS ttt | gr SS x CRITE pmeson op annie: | Sots ghbe bopintmont foals rlgnllon ws hala weoned me eadard itr lar 4 | lena il proving forte Goverament Printing | gis ge acy Wor aus Re lg he | rage et en, the wage ‘uth "Ti | Sc" easing zim in aang La ‘and they are hereby cited and to ee r ~ 2,054.35 5 e tons 2 e (rs. G. G. SY! chars 1° - agine that Sir Mich cl cl 0 : Shis Court on or bolo the third day’ of Samunsyr Ines. | SSE tense Cyclone ie the most weaful present | S05405. that the amount to be so deducted as provided in | Present, Dut the. commictea Wished tose Pubc | contsibuted by Mis Seton Ane Tea Beal | Mi SANK rom ting, Ce prisons wir, iin j Rv sccunuited & ng Homo money why foanswer the bill of complaint in, this case, and toed | Zntiafen cums thachool It kiven them & i] ADEFUTY Mansuat Kitts Monwox.—Delegate | thontn 8 Suall not exceed $900,000 Im any | Printer’ Benedict, who 1s in New York, and post- Miss Scranton and Miss Cuthbert sold cigars and | Priests and commoners. It is the duty of (ue sale | 34s uabltions io Invest 40 the bes advantage, EESt any such persons or ‘coryorations Tay baron the | uct, James Farum. tbe celebrated Matoran, 404 | caine, of Utab, received last night the following | "0hon a. qhat all laws and partsot laws au. Poned action in consequence, until Monday. |The | cigarettes, in an attractive receptacle. Airs. W. | erst, show thes crafty schemers that they of and with her ‘pretuises, -ESOR OF failing to | Sof Anpleven’s Chole + son coalEpe, het are. a h $0 - | chief clerk intimated tnat the force of the Printing chaperoned the flower boot! 1080 at io a ~ on ud sents io heyge egy ono pater | Sicraatfots eke Pats Puree ake | telegram from Sal Lake City: “This morning, a8 | thorzipg the Soumage an lasyany OF United sates | atic wowid have to befurioughed Wf proviaon or | tendants. ware sir, Bugher, Mie Waite SIS | amagg Wamases TancanVEROMEP, |Log ees tient ies gu Tast mentioned day sha a forever pe to . Dalton, who, it is underst 1s in- e al its payment was not soon made. herrill and Miss Auden: he inysteriesof the 2 ’e shaken’ y from setting up or maintaining auy rieht, ttle, interest | TUBCGLAr cfica, Coy Payments by addressing Box | dicted for” unlawril cohabitation, was driving | EXTENSION OF THE FREE DELIVERY SYSTEM. Per isd nay’ ocak oan tba sels. ypay, tent were inxpiputated by Mrs. MCCOOK | wee Asso ne cehe beecaiwibeiey | 2 > ered by acvesa Shirt abl ‘be lnserted. ax am advertigement in the | ge THE UNDERSIGNED, OF THE LATE | homtaMnaaenan, Uta, two deputy marshals, | On motion of Mr. Conger, the House bill to ex-| guppiemental etiimnios weve Camemitted to pe pr? gregh ape ibe Daicek Gus netiaane J selene Wo, Evening Starandin the Washington Post. two news- ‘firm of m & Deeble,’ bees leave to in- | Of the house why Dpeoh called to Denon oy, | tend the free delivery system of the Post OMice de- y by the Sec of the Treaew Ipaem horten ash niles Diss tat eerie eto ing es = Of the coah rs published in the City of Washington, in this | form his friends and the pubbe that he has establiehea jouse, When Thompson called to Dalton to - Congress to-day by the Secretary r¥, | Misses Porter and Miss Disney, all wearing orien- | Cyrongo, Dec. 17.—Late yesterday afternoon the ¢ selves, they : Tt Will nev. sce, HOF three eecks successively, Devitining on | himself as Real Estate and Insurance Broker at No, | Halt, and atthe same time fired a gun, shooting | Partment (passed by the House on the 9th inst.) | requesting that for the better administration ot [Fone er ce chine, Ee able, set upon tHe Blat- | a soreys in the Wabash Rellway cise were again | be, kapwn, what ok Pace the ‘the 20th day of November, 1586, 706 D st. n.w. (office Franklin Insurance Co), where | hm through the body. Daiton dted tn’ about an | Was taken up and passed. the business of the land office provision be made | form, Was in charge of Mrs. Halliday and Mrs. J. ae tgalh | coach on the that might. Itisony fo bina, Special Aint Peed ae easiness ingrusted | hour, Thompson and Orton were arrested by the | It provides that leiter-carriers shall be em-| {nthe sundry civil bill 10r one. Additional chict of | M. Wilson, Mrs. and Mrs. Tulloch had an | before Judge Gresham with printed drafts of the “ ped tivan ther porde 329-30 justice. | to him. special Agent Se se a ‘Wash- | sheriff, ana waiving examination pefore, a justice, pley for free delivery a aor Muctepeenied city division of the board. of review, at_ a salary of pe is us pe ae Oy and oy order to be entered, and a Secoeton ensued over 7 from the coach. Three or tour chartered é fs t ve a ‘action, vi or containing a poy ion ol atx new division, to be known us | enotigh to sal most jous | the terms of the order. Ejhding the receivership | days later h most of her clothes torn Cilicia Capanse: a ree. HS ea, omg aia | ei in eta bncoonaa | raga acta Sem pp | nee fe pen” | ep ae ea e 'FAIR OPENS TO-MORHOW ( ”AY?, "Susticew New Year Carriage Hire. | population of not less than ten, thOoushhd witli, | Oa cule aE a slaty OF $< Puke ona yang TUbou-ted “wicker-ware: |g acliveoppesttion. By the order. ax finull xbout on the open prarie, | When captured sve vas —— UES r . lary of $2,000 cache A letter ti a a, By the order as finally set ind to be hopelessly nately 2 mam SOIT See HA December, at Str, fe, Ahi yt | THEW HAVE THE CONTKOL OF THE EXPENDITURE In [ts corporate Mimits, according to the last general Se Tee ls ate Renee and Mrs, Hasting, in Japanese cos. | ted the recelver's bond Is fixed at $100,000, abd be | inom Lawrence count Tink, Wie peat aa ke ‘NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION. =— THEIR OWN HANDS, Consus, Or'at any post ofice whicn produced a | estimates, inwhich he shows the necessity of both | tame, attracted the rovil a to the stock Of | 1s appointed to take charge of ali the road itr | at once identined her as Miss Lydia Pickel, whota ——— = It is learned at the first controller's office that | $058 ¥venue the preceding fiscal year of not less | of these divisions. He says that at the fiscal year ; fanciful knick-knacks ascribed as oriental. They | Titinots covered by the thirteen sectional mort~ { he had known from childhood. A guard was einai B= WASHINGTON, D.C Dec. 4, 1886. th Uhiin $10,000. 1,770 contests remained unacted Upon by the | Were assisted by Mra. Reames, Miss Voorhees, Mra. | gages and the Tart Of 1867 and 1879. ‘The | vided, and the poor girl was sent home, and from ‘Corner 8th Street. of Dopson & Dresxe, doing business as Real Es- . vy expenses for the On motion of Mr. Wilson (Iowa), the Senate bill REDUCTION OF INTEREST ON BONDED DEBT. Cl yt iar ee the property 16 under Sedge Gresham's — ta mastrance carriage hire on New Y " , rs the embodiment of household and culinary taste | jurisdiction, anu the orders of otier courts only *30, GIFTS FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHIL | wis diaoived is day by mratoal consent Sir Dodocs | the court. ‘The sl fined ous ee ienabe peers Thaweeies he tees te | itera cas emcee he manerenc oe tae ba ded | assistant Gobected the separ ron ares | Far aa the property ander the jurtadition ot THE FULAMAN COMPANY TRYJNO TO BESTRAIN THB retiring from the firm. & .. eee taken up and passed. It authorizes the issue of | vide for the reduction of the interest on the bon ests ted the supper room, where a | such courts. He is to pay current expensés, OULAMINSO OF TAKS OM 0S Came. DREN. SOME CAEP, SOME ORSASESTAL Togrnaree a eee, | eae in toe cerenqraigt wor re a | Nay eres O ont ota a fe of ene | ah othe Tate ata Tei with aighcex| Ome reba waned duane evi | Cars Ca wlants, Sod dae ces’ | cmos a Fe" ge nat a Mane NOVELTIES THAT NO OTHER HOUSE C. Having purchased the interest of Mr. J¥o. McL. | New ¥¢ 0 205 Ww. . cent ceptions, identical with a bil! to authorjze the re- “ . ie e says: The Puliinan Palace Car company, through, Poosow in the above firm, the busines fi niente ree mone consid- | On motion of Mr. Conger, the bill (pagsed by the fahalng of the national debt introduced by the | this week by Miss Lewis, 1307 L street. Among ely Se a poe] its attorney, appeared berore Judge Brewer in = A ist | same Senator in the Forty-eig! S , y 5 : extended and asks a continuance ‘such accounts ought to is- | take ‘amended anned. ‘conte! enh, : ie hd A ’ | dered to surrender the possession judge lect es levied on rolling stoci Pe reese ler same. tfully, W. RILEY DEEBLE.a6-im’ allowed, He added, though, that it wouldn't be of | wen UP and’ passed, and a conference | 6 rouse committce on invalid pensions to-day Raul, Roberts Hildreth, Gordiey: Paria Rinses | Cooley, and to lean account of thelr Golugs in ae ee a ART NOVELTIES AND X-MAS CARDS, meee. to re eed if it should become | “Mr. ‘Beck introduced a bill to fix the charge for | amalgamated the substitute for the Blair pension Barray, Adams, Galt a Fred. Sisith, sixty days. A stnilar order yin eee AS railway taxation perinits the state to im) Staple Goods, such as LACE HANDKERCHIEFS. =a a the justices themselves oees Ie hed rored, BY | passports at $1. Referred. Dill, prepared at the last session, with Represen-| Mra, Barton, the popular New York prima donna, | York. “will make au application euer'to guage | SAXON all the pruperts of rafiroad compaules, tn PELERINES and REAL POINT DUCHESS LACE bec noicantars ‘on A —_ De secured against the marshal, he could Kecp on | REDUCTION OF INTEREST ON THE BONDED DxBT. | tative Weber's Dill relating to the pension. of de- | who sings at the Wilhelm) Club concert to-night, | Jacson or Weleott, at Toledo, for a like onder as | SIEML., The fart Tusk the Pua ee nee Seutansortment ta the city, and at prices thet will sur- Appealing until the matter should eventually come | Mr. Aldrich introduced a bill to provide for the } pendent parents, and Instrlicted Chitirma Matson | 1s at the Arlington. to the Wabash lines in Ohio. Using them cule me Nigar in taking up the tax a ‘THE CIRCULATING LIBRABY, re the Supreme Court, when. the justi iid | redi ft report the measure to the House and endeavor a ie tel Prise you. 1740 Penn. ave. hardly give adve 4 Justices could | reduction of interest on the bonded debt ot the | he jer a Suspension of the | _ Mf. Lawrence Barrett gave areading at the Nor-| COMMENDING JUDGE COOLEY'S AFPoINTMENT. _| Jevy. and the state hus linposed its taxes on the re ally approved (apo peices @ matter origin- | Unived States. Referred. wiser Passage und ‘wood Institute this afternoon before the puplis of | Referring to the aj tment of Judge Cooley | Failroad companies on all rolling stock used by PLAIN, COLORED AND EMBROIDERED HAND- Bs FY NOTICE “SINGER wlan? ee It authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to ores. the on 1d = Bumiet Ax toviied guests. — ‘as receiver of the Wal east ortiie Mississippl, them. pe es en ee on any does not KERCHIEFS, from the chespest to the finest. ‘Patterns will be sold at 433 Oth st.n.w., the Gen. Miles? Command Enlarged. __| ZiCive 4nd 4 per cent bonds and to issuein ex-| | ne pin passed by the House yesterday author. | Cleveland was among re a ete iaitece Gbg heen: | ab tactor Oy the lowa state authorities, tl its store formerly occupied B. change forthem 234 per cent bonds, payable in pect ‘Without intending in the slightest degree to re- EID, FUR TOP, SILK AND THREAD GLOVES. iy TS GER Ba oo, | WHY THE DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA HAS BEEN EX- 1007; but not to ‘be subject. to be called in and | ing the Secretary of the Interior to allot reserva "ee. fect upon Judge Cooley's predecessors in the | held by the railway companies for the propor- ‘BLACK SILK HOSIERY st about half regular prices. | LEWIS BAAR, Ast. ‘ai1-6t ‘TENDED, 4c. ald so long as other higher interest bondsare out- | Drovigions the Indiang or the iniian Territory, and | Children’s Christmas Club, District HX. | Wabash road, 1 esteem his appointment as one | tlonate amount of the taxes Wich tts stock is ase RIBBONS, TIDIES, FANS, ke., &c. > SAMUEL 5. BHEDD, A general army order has been tssued adding | Standing. ‘The 25s per cent bonds to be avaliable | Bvico provides that the consent of a majority or | The following is a full statement of the finan- | most it to be made. AS a member of the ade | Seséed for, and it now asks that the court grape ct ord restraint a Ing that ion Southern California to the department of Arizona | ® deposits for bunk circulation, adult Indians in any tribe must be obtained before | clal condition of this club, including al contribu- | Visors commission dealing with the geographical | the order of restraint frow coliecting that porttom Rint would be nicer than s handsome BLACK SILK | (120% Bs, ot eae are gangoln Ball build. | under commandof Gen. Nelson A. Miles, and remov- | p22, d20H0R, OF MF. Hale, the Senate took up Gnd | tig allounent systein shall core into practice. | | tions to date: Balance from last year, g290.28. | questions involved tn the differential roads to all | Of ihe teres vas Te oot DRESS FOR A PRESENT, we have the BEST STOCK | ‘7S: Was destroyed by the fre Sunday morning, 1s | ing nis headquarters from Prescott, Arizona, to Los . e, lately d she Sense Bit SxScus Ne _SeeeOn Toner aA Y SCO. ways qa ‘temporarily located . Where post office property at East; Me., lately de- From Mrs, A. A. Wilson, $10; Mrs, Win. B. Webb, | he showed great care, 2 wide appreciation of the EN TOWK toselect from. Mant en Angeles Cal This will give Gen, Mies comimandot | stroyed by hirer and to provide for tus rection of a firmed the nomination of Arthur L. Thomas, of | ¢;. Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson, $5; Mra. C. C. Hawley, | public interest. ana excellent Yaowledge. of the 3 salimctita Zui foes wisaeek keel teranca: Cie’ NOle Mexican frontier from Texas to the Pa-| new building, for which $100,000 is appropriated, | Pounsylvanta, brs, Wan, #: Viluy £20; Mia. J. ML Wilson, $5; | rivalries of railrocds and was ax intelligent and | , AtENTOn™, Pa. Dew 17 TPln betwen twee MUFFS AND FUR TRIMMING, full stock. a Ivis stated at the War départment that the de- niet ‘The Dill to repeal the tenure-of-office act was | ee Eo a Se MEE AB. Tiagee eee | Barents mouenetul whan any, uber man on | Sartle powder tactory and’ the stables Of Lewis GEE (or | partment of Arizona has been extended mainly | MY. Blair moved to take up the bill reported by | debated in the Senate yesterday by Messrs. Rd. | $34 Mis C. Thom, $2; Mrs, A. B._Hagne the commission, X pelleve that Judge Gresham | Cue Peder ser ar. Daniel eworee ana GLORIA AND SILK UMBRELLAS, choice NEW | OF COLUMBIA, No. 902 Pa, ave.n. w.. Washington, | fOr the purpose of securing a more accessible suey | im on the 28th of June from the committee on Se ae ani Myers, tue MOE Yo ee Sanaa Mine Re Ross Perey, $20; bir Way interest, which, being properly. understood, | Samuel Scholl, Loss esthinated at $10,000. The SocE.berhsecty ersten | Bede Geer clears | Remeron ct Seeman, wipe | ensonn to ivethermu awl Jura pene | AE PN as RePt ME Cac | em one nnn Junge Couey appununca” | xe > Saeed to “hae tec lasnaiey a istance ion claimants whose applications have been re- 3; Mra. FM. er, $5; 2 — —— — Be sure and see our stock before making purchases, | MOSDAY ies ember, 1680) f0r Settee a) tngealirond and the malls were Jong in reaching | jected. “He made a Statement in supporcof his| KILLED BY HER OWN JHAND. berry, $55 airs, Win Strong, $5: Miss | HEE: GATEMAN NOT ON DUTY. hinnas Daninis malaanls SANK it mda ‘EN! tance | motion, —— ine Solomons, . W. a — > uw BE RSHE tices” | an Senin fa | waht ements, ne] A Koma wiser: in sont waekineton| fhthaaet og Sinaeah Stet FA; AGt [ama mam prem Manned Along nd | = oF oe goy gees am N T! R . a e lent int. ‘was recor it . + ” 4 , $5 Se lineata wa6-19t 3. WESLEY BOTELE Geertary._| ne future headquarters at Los Angeles wilt be In aide cowibs oo oocsia es Seca Ties: pokes Este sen Mate, aigans: a cae ios ME J;,0,Moss of New York, Killed a Man and a Boy. Cmcaco, Dec. 17.—Mr. W. T. Lewis, of ane ee eee ene ee anNTS FOR | nunications from there'can be readily "sent 15 | ogTe Senate passed the bill to repeal the tenare | , Coroner Patterson is today tnvestigating e | Gough ates, Walta, $15: ME. CS Noves $i) | New Beceswice, NJ. Dec. 17-—The Cincinnatt | precidal at Feeraays meeting of the National Greater Bargaitis Never Offered, California. By including the lower part of Call. | Of office act—o to 22, Geath which occurred in South Washington last | MTS J°ot Garnet, $3; Mr. Seaton. Perry, #5 tine, ‘while running’ at the rate of forty males | place 11 this cits. Among the umber of Seecunrms For Te Hozpaye | ving poctsedan immense quantity of Christmas | fornia in the department of Arizona, In this way House of Representatives, night, and which was reported to the police as &| Wolcott, $5. Total to date, $511.28. an our through this city, struck a wagon driven | fetters of regret sent by prominent members of the Be Fes. butions Handkerchicie Hosiery Gioteas Senet | Wat ee Che eecin cag Mexican frontier east-| On motion of Mr. Cannon (IL), a resolution was | casect poisoning. Last night a young widow, named | “yr'there should. be “any mistake elther as to | Mi Homamonte, ule Gly, struck & wagon driven | letters of rg sprgeenced, trou slug preset wa SEATON PERRY, Sad other noveltics tet coeatins Seat e pT a ee tod one depart. adopted instructing the committee on appropria- | Annie E. Lilly, died at a little house she occupied names oF ene oe, should any omission be | street, crossing of the Pennsylvania railroad, a: 6 | one by Ben}. Butler, tn which he saya: “li a (Svocmsson to Prxar & Baormn), Calf'and be convinced. PHIL d Fug, | barrucks at Prescott, which will be vacated by tho | ons to inquire into the recommendation of the | n an alley, between 6th and Union streets and N pon application to her. aii conthibutions should | 2°2°° RC aut emt te ae Foe ae | Ne A ear ee Nati ae PAROLES TG MAAN LUNCH CLOTHS WITH | ig, ELLIS JOHNS & MOKNIGHT, —— isha as a gurrisouor tie sau ceof te ture be | Secretary of the Intertor tor the consojidation ot and 0 streets southwest inthe neighborhood of | Ween to the treasurer, Mrs. Win. B. Wedd) No. | but was tou late. The train rused around th | comic Contract Labor Association wal do the TO MATCH. pei a ae arrison {¢ roops. certain of the ofce of surveyors general, ind and Seaboard Coasting company’s | 4s09 F street, or to Tak Sram oMice. “The above | curce, struck Ryno and threw him off the em: ‘good I will accept it, bus it will be very Raut CugteS. Sip WH NE VROMASE | Mle ¥ be Si, Wantisaron,D. ‘The Linco Hall Rains, making in or propna etn oxo | hart, se was then ty I year ng | ons eeu rar fa | i ein Rng in, When | ste ln eae To el othe as : 0 tt iM NARKING ACL Sizes 10 MATCH. PuRIRE TELE DOSE PORES at BAIRD (a. | Batt. Walah nepay—yostmeeeLY 0 oma Seay | Coarse ene SNDOTNGa SA Ot any | Meany Hoek, Tewtenday ber cine, wie yee on | more. Their work does not end with the dinner, | front of the ladies’ waiting ‘Tom. at depot. |. a. Th ‘of Louisville, secretary of the \W SILK "AND PIANO COVERS WeRRIGET have associated themselves toye ther for ‘HURT, ‘these offices on an appropriation bill. Union street, was informed by her man that ‘but little sick children, unable to come from their ‘The doy was found dead, wrapped in a blanket, | National Stove janutacturer’s Association; J. i. NS TEES ALTONA BEASRERS. | Devartientsatd Committees of Compress “GeTm° | _ADOUt halt-past 22 o'clock to-day a lange portion | COMMISSION 70 INVESTIGATE caxaDa’s sxtzUnxs op | Mrs. IillY Was Sick. She went to the house where pC aa a To Eee ‘Sacretary Manse Ty NTO] IN AN ci en —_ ee e el in yi yas tract ve tr, Of 4 LINEN AND ekcureys. -“*°* | gS W. M. POINDEXTER & 00, of the ruined walls of the Lincoln hall butlding Sp pale Creme Bho attended Ve het Paiste Couey ttn | are repseted ss. 00 the immediate neceuaty for | Wentie notg Ota tie tase eee roan tt | Mreneten Of cones Aetean Soe) wane SSE fell to the ground. The men employed by Mr. | ,, M7. Belmont (S.¥.) introduced the following bill, | cramps, She attended to her wants during the | “runing. Miss Kennedy, 1207 N street, is at home | fe was formerly. a, policeman. ‘The gaeman at | evergetic wheahes in tavor SC abolishing the com. ARCHITEOSS: Knox in taking down the wall had been working | Which was referred to the committee on foreign | da¥._ At night Dr. Holden was called in, but was | each day trom 3 o'clock in the afternoon, to it out | the crossing was not on duty. (act system im the employment of prison isbor, 4 it, and had about tt affairs: unable to save her. Before she died a Catholic | with suth clothing asis sent her those children ee Dut none of the Speakers made any definite sug> pea oon Prsvared % for pulling down |” wrhat, the President be, and.ts neretiy; wuthon. | PF + who arethe most needy, CHURCH ANDTHE: gestions as to What should replace the present ans eRe oad Just Deets ap ea the aise, Que of the | ized to appoint a commission to proceed to such | Ret Gyn ng | ‘The children members of the club will meet to. | THE C! LABORERS. | Thethod. Most of them were of the opinion that 1505 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mee ad Ree tage up §0 the height of the second | places in the United States or elsewhere, a8 ‘Lieut. V nlon | morvow at % P. m. at the Franklin school, the convicts should be set to work upou the pubis vee sadermtning esignal ‘pecretn — ways until every road thacadatnt ‘SILK VELVETS IN BLACK AXD point, | He had taken his ladder down and | testimony, under ousheor eens te ta Am Alley Case Metore Judge Snell. Riker’ setoral hours aincandon the secretary web was running it to the opposite side of the street, instructed to draw up an outline of Une objects of NEW COLORS, FROM $4TO@s PER| _D26-1m_—__ MAE Go Oe Dee ae ae 178 ALLEGED ILLEGAL OCCUPATION BY BUILDINGS. Dee, 17.—The JACKETS, Bret story, and a portion of that on oem street, fel | Of, December, ‘this after ‘This. morning, in the Police Court, Mr. Padgett, She emeciation. It was also sencived to send a with aerash. ‘The D street wall fell in, the debris ‘about twenty- ‘and good called to the attention of Judge Snell charges of | relation of the Catholic chureh to the Knights of | Puwueriy, his througli the ly — Fe} tia ee oe Labor tn tho, Tiatiat. slates is Deticved, to have | various branches of the Knights of Labor in the ot purposes against Dr. John L. Walter, John L. W: cen place in this city yesterday between Cardi- the street with y eri — naan Archbishop ot and Archt ‘Ryan, of 4 noon ‘three hour: i 38: He i I nye ei i i Her woe P pepe mpt delivery and cores count, | the London News was solltting subscriptiods to yard relieve his material wants. He had no idea who me and Botan. SS a Seria Se ee. pm "Riapboue Sasa Pe i = PHOSVITE THIS COMBINATIE ,, 03 ies populated ellen SCRE Ted Feienin a ie | cn of i! E 4 [3 fl il L i i i iF ct OF oD | iu i i | li HH il f i | “There will be no more trials this month; that! settled. Ido not propose to murder myself or. associates, and we will take a rest on the boodle cases untll i ! ls 1 FE f f fi ‘