Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1886, Page 6

- - t THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MUTE’S MAD JEALOUSY. Fruitiew Search for the Body of Lizzie ‘Turlington. BINGHAM ON HIS WAY TO COUNCIL BLUFFS TO KILL PROF. GOODWIN. A telegram from Raleigh, N.C., December 21, Says: Search for the body of Luzzte B. Turlington, the deaf mute who, it ts believed, was killed by Waiter Bingham, her deaf mute admirer, was kept Up all last night and today. It was officially Teported to-day by Chief of Police Heartt, of this efty, Who fs at the head of the searching party, that he had found that on Friday, at noon, Walter Bingham and Lizzte Turlington passed through ‘Morrisvitie. A young lady of that place who knew ‘Miss Turlington went out into the street and shook hands with her as she sat in the buggy. Bingham made signs as a8 if he was anxious to be moving, and in a few moments the bugxy drove off. A mile Morrisville and in the direc- yr eso oy Friday repatring a ‘across a shallow ravine. At too celock Binghain drove up to the Dridge alone. He appeared to be in great haste, and did not drive over the bridge but aronnd it through the woods. He then went very rapidly toward Durham. HER BROTHER JOINS THE SEARCH. When news of Miss Turlington’s probable mur- der and of the fight of Bingham toward Charlotte reached Wilmington, the gir!’s home, her brother left for Charlotte to try and intercept Bingham. ‘To-day he arrived at Morrisville, accompanied by adetective from Wilmington. He was completely ‘Unmanned by grief, but at once joined in the search. A telegram’ from Wilmington to-day says Miss Turi 's family, a very estimabie one, 18 in the. grief over the tragle occurrence. Miss Turlington was greatly beloved in that city as well as here. {V. J. Young, superintend- ent of the institution of which Miss ‘Tur-| lington was matron, said to-day that she | was not born a deaf mute, but becaine so when two years of age, after an attack of scarlet fever. Ttwas also learned. that. she had. been taught articulation. Inquiry as to the existence of insanity In Bingham’s family eifcited the in- formation that one member of it was in an insane asylum here. BINGHAM BUYING CARTRIDGES. A telegram from Durham this afternoon says man has been found there who saw Bingham enter hardware store last Friday afternoon and buy some cartridges for a revolver. He showed this Tevolver and a howie knife to one of the employes at the Deaf, Dub and Blind institution here on wursday. amount of surmises as to the fate ar hiss Tirliugton have started here. Sonne UaIak ‘that s tied her to a tree to die a lin- ‘Bingham death. Others think he had laid his plan prehand, and dug a Ex im which he has ‘buried her. Yet others believe he has drowned her in the creek. BIS FLTING VISIT TO NEW YORE. ‘The New York Sun of yesterday says: Walter Leonir Bingham, the six-foot deat mute of Raleigh, N.C., Who is suspected of having killed his deaf and dumb sweetheart, Miss Lizzie Turlington, near Durbam, last Friday night, and who was In New ‘York on Monday left Jersey City on the 8:43 a.m train on Monday for Couneti Bluffs. Bingham 1s supposed ‘to be going to Council Bluffs to shoot Nick Goodwin, of whom he is insanely jeal- ous. Prof. Goodwin is neither deaf, dumb nor ditnd. He isa Young man, who used to be a teacher in the institution for deaf mutes at but is now an instructor in the lowa in- stitutl for the deaf, dumb and bitnd at Council Bluffs. Miss Turlington was the matron of the in- stitution at Raleigh. ham Was the gold medal scholar of the class. Uhat duated tn 1! from the New York Institu- ton the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb, at 1e2d street and the Hudson river. Last Sunday afternoon, between 33 and 4 o'clock, he reap- eae fey bon ‘first bow since Eis yure. He enter ue reception room, where a number of scholars were congregated. ‘Some of the scholars knew him, but he recognized none of them. He wasin great excitement. He Inade a whieh is known the North Caro. mean Miss Turlt Tt was not and Bingham: out her name with his fingers. His actions indicated that he thought himself at Ka- —. “are you Goodwin?” he demanded of sev- utes in succession, and at the same time he flourished a pistol and said that he was going to Kill Goodwin on sight. He showed a big roil of Money, and dec! that he would go to Council Biufls, if 1t was necessary, to shoot Goodwin. was last seen In New York on Sunday ‘at the Cortlandt street ferry. A. Lincoln ‘Thomas, deaf mute salesman for Rogers, Peet & Co., saw him there at 7 o'clock. Mr. Thomas was u Prodigal’s Return. ‘HM ROBS THE OLD MAN AND GOES AWAY FOR SEVEN- TEEN YEARS MORE. Young Joss Dettz had been missing from his father's farm at Deitztown, Pa., for seventeen Years, and was believed to be dead until last Sun- day at an early hour, when a stranger came to Dettztown and inquired for the Deitz family. ‘The young man had a neat appearance, was well dressed, and gave evidence of a coliegiate educa- tion. He soon iound the Dettz residence, and in troduced himself as their missing son. ‘The farmer Tecelved the boy fondly and the old” mother was overcome with emotion. ‘The long-lost boy for several days was Kept busy giving a detailed ac Soant of is wandering, and then surprised the d: he’ had recently been mar. old couy sayh Hed in Chicago, and that his wite, we stopped off a day to see a ‘would soon aftive. Mean- While the unsuspecting farmer kept nothing from his wayward son. He was very rous and owned several farms, and could lay his hands on a large sum of money'in five minutes, and gener- ously offered the hospitality of the house to Joss and his bride for h of tine. | Joss, how- ever, was reticent is old farm friends and ny S, and felt more disposed to remain in- doors than subject hunself to a critical inspection. ‘The second he started away to meet his bride, and after a short absence returned with the wife.’ Another happy meeting took place. As hight approached the bride feigned fatigue, after her trip, and boti retired early, followed shortly afterward by the old couple. By this time Joss discovered the whereabout of the money, ‘and their early retirement was not for rest, but for the purpose of giving them more thine to consummate helt plans for ropbery and escape. ‘The morning dawned, but Joss, his female accomplice an $5,000 in cash were gone. The old man did not go to the son’s room untii nine o'clock, when he found the room door open and the paif gon. So was his money, ‘The old man found on the table a note saying: Deak FaTHER: Good-by for seventeen years more. Joss. ‘The old folks are inclined to think it was not Joss at all, but some sleek professional who learned the’ family history and :played on their trusting creduilty. a cee Negroes Cruelly Duped. VICTIMIZED BY A SELLER OF BOGUS TICKETS TO ‘LIBERIA. A special from Charleston, 8. C., s4y8: On Mon- day some curiosity was occasioned by thirty negroes leaving Rock Hill on the afternoon train. ‘They bought ticketsto Fort Mill, when they met about 300 more negroes. who were there awaiting the arrival of a special train that they said had been chartered to take them to New York, whence they were to sail for Liberia. ‘The train has not yet arrived and the railroad offictals say that no arrangements have been made for uny train, ‘The negroes are waiting at Fort Mill, where they are Sxpoved, to the cold without sufictent clothing: ‘They are conildent that thelr train will come. Tt seenia that some one has been inciting the colored people to leave thetr homes, sell their property ant 0 to Liberia, as an inducement giving them a red adge or ticket for a consideration which would convey them to New York. ‘The party who sold the tickets has never turned up. The condition of these duped negroes ts pitiful. ‘The majority of them have sold everything they have tn the world inorder to pay for their fraudulent tickets, ‘The agent has cleared several thousand dollars by bis heartless trick. Fulton’s Guardian. HOW AN OHIO MAN PREVENTED HIS PRIVATE TAPERS ‘FROM PALLING INTO THE HANDS OF BIS WIFE. A special dispatch to the Cincinnat! Enguirer from Cleveland, Ohio, December 20, says: William. Fulton isa plain, good-natured, elderly man, who owns a farm and dairy in Independence township Worth about $30,000. He is now engaged before Judge Stone in the common pleas court, in an at- tempt to secure a decree of divorce from his second wife, Rebecca. Independence township has been raked for witnesses and it 1s thought thatonly two inhabitants of that staid locality got away. Ful- Ton Was on the Witness stand to-day, and the court and spectators laughed until they almost cried at Ube unique disclostires, “I married Rebecca.” said Farmer Fulton, “three Years ago. Since then, with the exception of three months of honeymoon, I have had to step around right lively. She calls me a bad name every day, Occasionally varying it with oue that 1s worse.” “Didn't _you keep a ferocious bull to scare your wife with?” asked Mrs. Fulton's attorney. “No,” answered the farm «What did you keep him fort “Well, I used him as a sort of bank, or rather, I made him guardian of my personal papers. Noth- ing was safe about the house, and I couldn't kee a thing from my wiie. All my personal papers Ued up, and put them in the bull’s manger, a little ways above his head. They were pretty’ secure his former classmate. did not know me,” Mr. Thomas wrote | on a paper pad yesterday for’ the reporter. “He aered very Strangely.” “Do you think that Bingham hes done Miss Tur- io, I doubt it,” the mute wrote on his “] think Bingham 1s insane, because he did not recognize me. “His insanity 1s caused by love and ‘Mr. Thomas wrote also that he inferred from hat Bingham told him that Miss Turlington was im North Carolina, but was safe away from ‘home, and that Bingham did not know where she as, ‘Dut. ‘she was in New York. Mr. avoid Bingham. Bingham the son ot a the late William Bingham, an eminent educator in ‘the south. His r lves at Mebansville, N. C. Murder on a Dredger. A TRAGEDY NEAR FAIRPORT, VIRGINIA. ‘The Baltimore American, Dec. 22d, says: The steamer Avalon, Capt. John Thomas, brought tothe tity yesterday morning Mr. J. A. Wiley, a passenger jrom Northumberland county, Va, who was a Juror in an inquest held over the body of a young man who was murdered. Mr. Wiley stated that geituated from the institution with Bingham, and ‘at once recognized “Bingham t the young man’s name was Charles Nash, and that he Was murdered Sunday afternoon list about four o’clock by a colored man. Nash was about segptesn Years of age, and was from Wilmington, He and the colored man were employed a deck bands or dredgers on the schooner Robert Sat Neat ‘Wood, of wt, Va. The Sunday, and Captain Wor fc astbre to iste went ashore 'to visi Bs family: He ert on board the Young man, tie and two other hands—a white man man. Sunday {s an off day with the and a day for carousing, and the trag- dy resulted from ‘an indecent: proposal made colored man to young Nash. Nash made some of 8 Feply, and te colored man drew an Eng- pistol and shot Nasht the right ie, im instantly. One of the ot ‘a8 soon as he learned of the affair, jumped Into the yawiboat, went ashore and notified Cap- tain Wood. Captain Wood went aboard, arrested the murderer and handed him over to Constable who safely carried him to the jail in East— ville. affair caused much excitement in Northumberland county, and there is said to be @anger that the colored man will be lynched. Bleedy Ending of a Feud. ‘A THRILLING STORY OF THE INDIAN NATION. Another bloody Indian Territory murder has Just come to light, and two Indian despera- ‘does have been sent tothe happy hunting grounds. ‘For many years there has existed a deadly feud Detween the Foremans and Starrs, of the Cherokee Nation, About six months ago San Starr had his horse shot from under him while riding aiong lonely woods in the nation. suspecting of the deed, he determined to avenge 1t, Dut was waylaid and’ shot by some of his ene- ules near Younger’s bend. His wounds bel considered fatal, he was taken to a house, am while all of ‘the were at dinner ‘Sam Starr, wounded as he was, seized a Winches. ver ‘Gsarmed his guard and escaped to bend, where y concealed until is ete notorious Belle Starr, assisted him to Secape by swimming the Arkansas river and trav. t to Smith. Sam Starr was robbing the United States mail, and Fort Smith, Ark., he surrendered himself authorities, but when able to travel, Starr Soe Seca eee eee jopped at a near Foreman’s Foreman was there. Starr demanded killed, when Foreman drew Starr U h the ‘out his and as he Droke Foreman’s neck, and both instantly. This ends ’one of the feuds of the many that have nation—a feud that has years, and resulted in the death of ee é i 8 lish d Te i Hp paeeee i at #8 cH 5 G a8 ae’ j i [ favorti of land alone. Representatives political elements in Philadelphia conclusion at their conference ‘tues Uaxativn ‘Various Feached no Drvpones to enter the peid of Pua toNa a Stpal politics as an independent org. e Tuesday in the investigation of the charges of conspiracy and forgery iu connection with the Marion county tally shéets at the élec- on last month, 8. E. Perkins, who lad been sub- Pensed as a witness, refused’ to testify. ‘There ba ge od Van Buren committed him tor yy day. Perkins 1s a prominent ward boss, a member of the bur and ason of the late Chiet Justice Perkins, of the Indiana supreme court. A lng Brags pe there, as it wasn't safe for any one on the farm ex- cept myself to go near the animal. Mrs, Fulton threatened continually to burn the house, and in- sured it, being determined to save myself trom loss. ‘The insurance papers were taken care of Dy the Dull in the same iaanner. He was a pretty handy bull.” Fulton sald he once became too familiar with the aniinal, and in consequence was thrown through a rail fence. He admitted that he stood in actual fear of his wife, and that the wife was afraid of the bull. eee eg Sculptor Belt at Work in Jail. From the Liverpool Courier. ‘The new statue of Queen Anne, which the cor- Poration of London have erected in front of St. Paul's cathedral, is to be unvelledon the 15th of December by the lord mayor with full civic cere- Tony. Mr. Belt, who is now undergoing a long term of imprisonment, is the artist, and his incar- ceration has in no way impeded the progressof the work. The statue has, in fact, been modeled in Jail, and its execution n permanent form has been personally superintended by the sculptor. A can- vas cloth at present conceals it from public view, but it is admitted by all who have seen It to bean. exceedingly successful work. Friends of Mr. Parnell say that his fIlness was of a very serious nature and that for several weeks he was in a dangerous condition. When able to ac- Uvely resume work he will convene the Irish parlia mentary party in couneil chambers of the Dublin corporation. —_—___-see_______ BILLIARDIsT SL08sox's COMPLAINT.- son, the billiard expert, swore out a warrant in Chicago for the arrest of J. F. Fellows, secretary ofthe Tobey Furniture company, on a charge of having cominitted perjury. Tobey had the sheriff attach some of Slosson’s property for a balance al- leged to be due on the day of his contest with Schaefer. Slosson says Fellows swore falsely in ‘the matter and that as a quence of the pro he was made so nervous that he could not play properl —— see. DEATH oF Miss Slos- iaRY H. TaNgy.—Miss Mary | Hurley Taney, the only surviving niece of the late | Chiet Justice koger B. Taney, died Tuesday evening after a short iliness of typhold fever, in the sixty- | fourth year of her age, at wood, the residence | of her brother, Joseph A. Taney, in Montgomery county, Md. Miss Taney Was born in that county, and educated at Emmitsburg, Md. She was of decided literary culture, and the favorite niece of her dist ied uncle: Miss Taney will be buried from st. Catholic church, near which she -—s00. — A. L. Horxixs DENres Hrs WIFE's Crarce.— ‘The answer of Lawrence Hopkins to the com- plaint of his wife, who has brought suit for ab- solute divorce inthe New York supreme court, was served Tuesday on her counsel, Col George Bliss, It was very brief and simply set up a gen- Stal dental. Unless there is a settlement the case on the calendar of the court, and will probably De sent to # referee. pace ihoat ira ‘Tue Socra Caxouxa Lason Bai Kruep.— ‘The judiciary committee ofthe South Carolina jezislature have submitted ta adverse report on the labor contract bili recently passed by the sen- ate, and the bill takes its place at the foot of the house calendar, This virtually Fal ated the Matter until the next session of the legislature, as the calendar 1s already overcrowded and the legis- lature will Cee to-morrow. The bill was a biow aimed directly at the Knights of Labor, and practically prevented organization of the colored workmen in this state. Its passage in the senate created considerable stir ainong the Knights in her oad bk rated Ina mace the News and Courier, of Charleston, opposed its passage, a8 it considered the bili a firebrand. ee ee between Win, Tully andduer Gillon was fry progeens ‘m. Tully and Jno. Gillen was in im the saloon of Henry Rittenhouse, ade north 7th, street, Philadel ‘Tuesday night, police made a rai dn the place,” The priseth is and Sno. Patterson, one of the seconds, with 43 spectators were arrested. Magistrate "Neall was brougt from his house and; hearing. He held the principals: fi $500 bail and diene dun spectators, “: ~ —+se0—_____ Downs agalant che how doinSquate baptist caureh DS rw yuare ehurel In Boston ‘Tuesday the parsou occupied the stand @ good portion of the day, his testimony provil huis performance of the dutlesot pastor, the receipt ot salary, &. ‘The church relies upon @ policy of dental. “Counsel deny everything, even the legal existence of the church itself, and at every polnt endeavor to open the inunoral aspects of the case. Only the firmness of Judge Aldrich has so far pre— Vented the opening of the floodgates of S as while counsel for the church are undoubtedly {to meet them on 1 nd. ‘The t Parson. Downs provoked one long series of obyec- ‘ons from counsel for the church, €xamination kept Gen. Butler on His feet most of ‘the Ume in the role of object CONGRESSMEN IN TOWN. Senaters and Heprcsentatives Whe Have Arrived Se Far. ‘The following Senators and Representatives have arrived in the city and located at the resi- dences designated: sRNATORS. Sherman, J., Ohio, Pres. pro tem., 1319 K st. 2.W. Aldrich, N. W., R. 1, 812 Connecticut ave, Allison, W. B- Towa, 1124 Vermont ave, Beck, James B., Ky., 1406 M st. n. w. Berry, James H., Ark., National hotel. Blackburn, J. C.’s, Ky., National hotel. Blair, H, W., N.H., 201 East Capitol st. Bowen, Thomas M., Col., Kiggs house. Brown, Joseph K., Ga., National hotel, Butler, M.C., 8. C., 17381 st. nw. Call, W., Fig, 1017 14th st. n. w Camden, J. N., W. vot Willard’s hotel. Cameron, J. D., Pa., 21 Lafayette square, Chase, Jonathan, L, 1213 N st. nw. Cheney, P. C.. N. H., 1441 R. L ave, Cockrell, F. MO., 1502 Q st. R. Ww. Coke, Richard, Texas, National hotel. Colquitt, A. H1:, Ga., 920 New York ave, Conger, Omar'b., Mich., 17-7 M st. n. W. Cullom, 8. M., Iii, 1323 23th st. n. w. Dawes, Henry L., Mass., 1632 Rhode Island ave. Dolph, Jos. N., mn, 8 Lafayette square. Edmunds, Geo. F., Vt., 2111 Massachusetts ave. Eustis, Jas. B., La., 1761 N st. n.w. Evarta Wm. M., Nc Y., 1519 K st. nw, Fair, J. G., Nev.. Wormley’s. ¥ryé, Wm: P., Maine, Hamilton house, George, J. Z., Miss. Metropolitan hotel. Gibson, Randall Lee, La., 1723 R. I, ave. Gorman, A. P., Md., 1403) K st. n. w. Gray, Geo., Del, 814 15th st. n. Ww. Hale, Eugene, Maine, 1505 Hi st. n.w, Hampton, Wide. 8. é. Metropoittan. aris, 1. G., East Capit Rises Harrison, B., In Hawley, J. K., Conn., 340 C st. n, w. Hoar, George F., Mass, 1925 K st. .w. Ingails J. J., Kan., 1 B’st. n. w. Jones, J. K., Ark.,'015 M St D. W. Jones, Joun'P., Nev., 1320 Conn, ave, Kenna, John #, 'W.Va., 140 B st. n. e. Logan, John A.. 1, 13%n and Clifton sts. n. w. MeMulin, 8. 3.R,, Stinn., 340 € st. nw. McPherson, J. i.,'N. J., 1014 Vermont ave. Mahone, Wm., Va., Arilngton hotel. Manderson, C. F., Neb., 1435 K st. 1. Ww. Maxey, 8. B., Texas, 418 4th st. n.iv. Mier, Warner, N. ¥., 1303 K st. nw. Mitenell, John 1, Pa., 13 1st st. ne. Mitchell, John H., Oregon, Richmond Flats, ‘Morgan, 'J.'T., Ald, 113 1st st. n. e, Morrill, J.8., Vt., No. 1 Thomas circle. Palmer, Thos. W., Mich. Payne, Henry B., Ohfo, 1122 Vermont ave. Platt, 0. H., Conh., Arlingten hotel, Plumb, P. B., Kan., 612 14th st. n.w. Pugh, J. 1., Ala,, 1513 Rhode Isiand ave. Ransom, Matt. W., . Metropolitan hotel. Riddleberger, H. H.. Va., Metropolitan. Sabin, Dwight M., Minn’, 1 Iowa.cirele, Sawyer, P., Wis,, 1880 I st. n. Ww, Saulsbury, Ell, Del., 610 14th st. n.w. Sewell, Win. J., N. J., 17th and Hi sts. nw. Spooner, J. C,, Wis, 5 Stanford, L., Cal., 17 ‘Teller, Henry M..'Col., 1013 M St. n.w. Yanee, Z. BN &., 1687 Massachusetts ave. Yan Wyck, ©. it., Neb., 1800 Massachusetts ave. Vest, G. G., Mo., 1204 F st. n. W. Voorhees, b. W., Ind., 1601 Tst. n. w. Walthall, E. C,,’Miss, Welcker's, Whitthorne, W.C., Tenn., Ebbitt house, Williams, A: P., Cal., Hamilton house, Wilson, B. K., 3td., Ebbitt. ‘Wilson, J. F., Towa, 623 13th st. n. Ww. OFFICERS OF THE SENATE. J. G, Butler, Chaplain, 1107 11th st. n, w, Anson G. McCook, Secretary, 1224 17th st. Wm. P. Canaday, Sergeant-at-Arms, 302 Dela- ware ave. ne. Chas. W. Johnson, Chief Clerk, Temple Hotel, 606 9th st. n. w. Jas. R. Young, Executive Clerk, 1506 Q st. p.w. Isaac Bassett,’ Asst. Doorkeeper, 18 2d st. ne. J.1.Christie, Aci’g Asst. Doorkeeper, 825 15th n.w. das, W. Allen, Postmaster, 1119 I st. b. W. REPRESENTATIVES. Carlisle, J. G., Speaker, Ky. Rigg's house, Adams, G. E., Til, Arlington hotel. Adams, J. J., N. X., 812 13th st. Aiken, D. W., S.C. Allen, C. H., Mass, Arlington, ‘Allen, J. M. Miss.,"216 2d st. ne, Anderson, &. M., 0, 813 12th st. 1. w, Anderson, J. A., Kas, 1338 G stn. W. ‘Atkinson, 1. £7 Pa., 617 11th st. Bacon, Henry, N. ¥., Arlington. Baker, C. 8.,.N. ¥,, 23 13h st. nw. Ballentine, J. G., ‘Tenn., Ebbitt house, Barbour, J... V 'Bst. ne. Barksdale, 'E.; Miss, 937 New York ave, Barnes, G. T., Ga., Metropolitan hotel. Barry, ¥.G, Miss, Metropolitan hotel, , Pa. Ariz,, 1420 New York ave. Bean, € Bi WN. ¥., 1701 Rhode Island ave. Bennett, K. T., 'N. C., Metropolitan hotel, Bingham, HH, Pa Blanchard, N, C. La., Metropolitan hotel, 2th st. Arlington hotel. .. Ga. National hotel. F,, Pa., 212 4th st. se. :. Ax, Me, Hamilton Willard’s hotel, Brady, J. D., Va., 403 G st. n.w. Bragy, E. 8., Wis., Ebbit house, Breckinridge, C. it, Ark., 218 North Capitol st, Breckinridge, W. C. P., Rigg’s house. Browne, T. M., Tad. Brown, C. E., 0., Hillman house. Brown, W. W Ba., Hamtiton house, Bunnell, F. C., Pa., National hotel, Brumm, Pa., 808 19th st. Buchanan, J., N. J., Congressional. Buck, J. R., Conn., Arlington hotel. Burleigh, ii. G,, N. ¥,, 1511 L st. n. w. Burnes, J. N., Mo., Willard’s hotel. Burrows, J. @., Mich., National hotel. Butterworth, B., O., 407 Mapleav., LeDrolt park. Bynum, VW VD Tnd., 1108 6 st. Scie Cabell, G. C., ¥a., Congressional hotel Gainey Jobn'', Urabe 4 Grant Place. Caidweil, A. J., ‘fenn., National. Campbell, F., Y., Arlington hotel. Campbell, Jas. E., Dito, 1013 Connecticut ave, Campbell, J. M., Pa., 612 14th st. n. w. Campbell, T. J., N. Y , Congressional. Candler, A. D., Ga., Metropolitan hotel. Cannon, J. G., ., Wiliara’s hotel. Carleton, E. C., Mich., National. Carey, J. M., Wyomi! 1. Caswell, L. B., Wis. Catchings, T. C., Miss., Metropolitan. Clardy, M.L., Mo., Willard’s. Clements, J. C., Ga., Metropolitan hotel, Cobb, ae Ind. 307 C St. new, Collins, P. ass. Riggs. Compton, B.,Md., Laurel, Ma. Comstock, C. C., Mich., 210 North Capitol st. Conger, E. H., fowa, 95 Iowa Circle. Cooper, W. C., Ohio, 604 Cowles, W. H. H. muUel S., Crisp, C. F., Ga., Metropolitan hotel, Croxton, T., Va., Congressional hotel, Culbersén, D. B., Texas, Metropolitan hotel. Curtain, 4. G., Pa., 1518 K st. n. W. Cutehedn, B. M., Micl Daniel, J.'W., Va, 17 Dargah, G. W.,8.C., 5 Davenport, 1., N. Y., 160620th st. n. w. Davidson, A. C, National hotel. Davidson, R. H. M., Fla., National hotel, Davis, R. T., Mass., st. BW. Dawson, W., MO., 224 3d St. s.e, Dibble, &., South Carolina, Metro, Dingiey, X., ff Maine, The Hamilton, Dockery, A’ M.; Missouri, Willard’s, t Dorsey, Geo. W. E., Nebraska, Riggs House. Dot ', C. Florida, National Hotel, Tilinots, 1325 G st. n.w. 223 East Capitol st, jis, Metropolitan, B., Mich., 109 Ist st. n. e, litan hotel: Ermentrout, D., Pa., 215 E. Capitol. Evans, I. N., Penn., National, Everhart, J. B., Penn., 1421 K st, ¥arquhar, J. M,, New York, 813 12th st. n.w. Felton, C. N., Cal., 1508 H st. n. w. Findlay, 3. V.L., Maryland, Buitimore, Ma. Fisher, & 0, Mich., 1707 Rhode Island ave. Fleeger, G. W., Petin,, 227 434 st. n.w, Foran, M. ‘A., Ohio, 768 10th st. a. Ww. Ford, G., ind, 101 K st. Forney, W. H., Ala., pietropolttan hotel. Frederick, B. t., Towa, Globe hotel. Fuller, W. &, Iowa, National, Funston, A it, Kan, iid ath st, G i, J. H., New Hampshire, National, Peat! La., 1426 K sa nw. eae asa Sra capt mn, Eustace, W, Va., ‘orth Cay ra, O. 8. Dakota, 421 Oth ste ewe Gilfillan, J. Minn., Willard’s, @iass, P. T., Tenn., Metropolitan. Glover, Jno. M., Mo., 1310 Conn. ave, Goff, N., jr., W. Va.. 611 13th st. Green, & S!, New Jersey, 1625 Mass, ave, Green, W. J., N. Carolina, National. Grosvenor, €. H., Ohio, Ebbitt, Grout, W.'W. Guenther, R., Wis., Halley, J., Idaho, 1103 1th st. n. w. Hall, B. J., lowa, 1325 G st. now. Hale, 5. B., Mo., Willgrd’s, Soe be ARTE a ammond, N. J, Ga, tan Hanback, L. Kab, 235 43¢ stn. w. dare hg ar Hatch, W, H., Mo., 1322 G st Hayden, E. D., Mass, Wormie: “4 N. H. National hotel, Haynes, M. Heard "Sia, Clarendon hae J, 8. C., 1335 G st. n.w. Hel Hemphitl, Cc, Hendersod, DB, Joa, 1007 13th wt. n, x jenderson, J. letropoiltan hotel Hendersen, T. J: iy 22 B sta. & Henley, Barclay, Hepburn, W. P., Herbert, HA. “Aln. Mga Herman, B., Ore., 724 1th st. n. w. Hewitt, a. 3. N. Hu, W. ol St, Be Heady : ‘Holmes, A. Houk, inc ie. ae aw. Jounsba, #25 ¥ Hanon Nouse, Sonneton Be, 1023 Vermont ave. Jones Jy Tek. 700 Stee Jones, J:'T3 Aja., Metropolitan novel. Josep! 4X 2 Bachin, FBR. Yo K tw oven eee iB oF i y ge ig a Mass, National. roe Ry ey Netomis 2H Wd, elcker’s. ni 3, Cals Sie ath ste McKenna, J. McKinley, W., jr., Ohio, Ebbitt house. MeMiliin, B., n., Riggs’ house. MeRae, T. C), Ark. Mahoney, P.’P., N. Y., Arlington hotel, Markham, H. Cal., 23 lowa Circle. Martin, J. M,, Aia., 1532 1 st. Matson, C. C., Ind., 1224 14th st. n. w. Maybury, W.C., Mich., National, Merriman, 'T. A., N. Y. house, Millard, 8: ©. N'Y., tanga hotel. ‘Miler, J. F., Texas, Metropolitan. Dilliken; $.'L., Me., 1013 15th st. ae a Texas, 1115 G st. n. w. mitchell, CL, conn, 3 Dupont Circle, Moffatt,’s. C.; Mich., Willard’s, Morgan, J. B., Miss,, Cutler house.’ Morrill, E. N., 1S., 1408 H st. n. w. Morrisor V. R., Ill., Willard’s hotel, Morrow, W. W.,’Cal, Muller, N., N. “2 Cal, Hamilton house, . ¥., Witlard’s, ‘Murphy, J. H., Towa, Ebbitt house. Mahoney. it) N. ¥. Arington, jeMilian, Benton, Tenn., Riggs. Neal, J, Re Tenn, 22234 st. Neece, W. H., TIL, 130 Maryiand ave. ne, Regley, J. S./Pa., Willard's hotel. Nelson, K., Minn.. National hotel, Norwood, . Mf, Ga., St. James. Oates, W. C., Ala., National hotel. O'Donnel, J, Mich., Hamilton house, OFerrall, C."P., Va., 810 12thst, Oar, J. £., N. C.'1592 15th st. n. we ONelil, C., Pa., 1356 New York ave. n. w. ONeilt, J.'J., Sio., 421 6th st. mw. Osborne, ES. Pi., EbbItt. Outhwalte: J.'H., Ohio, 825 Vermont ave. Owen, W. b., Ind., 340'C st. Parker, A. X., N. ¥., 729 15th st. n.w, Payne, 8. F., N. ¥., Portland house, Payson, 1. B., 1.1115 G st. n. w. Peel, 8. ‘bee New Jersey ave. se. n., The Hamiiton, 8. C., Metropolitan hotel. R,, Kan.. Epbitt house, H., Tenn,, 471. st. nw, J., Atlington, J, Willard’s hotel, , Arlington hotel, 1004 26th st 1380 14th st. 'Pa., 120 C st. & e. i 3. As dos, Anlington hotel, Reagan, J. Xas, 222 3d St. DW. Reed, It B., Me,, Hamliton house: Reesé, 8. Ga, Retd, J. W., N. C., 457 C st. n.w. Rice, W. W., Mass, 1339 L'st. n. w. Richardson, J. D., tenn., National hotel, Riggs, J. M,, TL, 134 B st. n. e. Robertson, ‘h. A, Ky., 601 13th st. Rockwell, F. W., Mass., Riggs hotise, Rogers, J: H., ATK., 1500 R St. D. W. Romels, J., Congressional. Rowell, J.'H., IL, 910 Ist. Pere, W. A, R plum Randali, Ranney, Rusk, 1. W.,’Mfa., Baltimore. Ryan, 'T., Kan., National hotel, Sadler, i. W., Ala, Sawyeh, J. GNX. 94 Grant Place, « ers. J. D., TEX., 710 11th 8, Scott, W. L., Pa. 1703 K st. n.w. Scranton, J. A., Pa., Hamilton house, Seney, G. E., Ohio, Riggs house. Sessions, W. L., N-Y., 1316 R. I, ave. Seymour, E. W., Gonn., Arlington hotel. Shaw, F.’T., Nd., National hotel. Singiéton, J. R., Miss., 1620 15th st. n. w. kinner, . G., N. c., Metropolitan hotel. Smalls, R., 8. ., 1438 L st. n. W. Snyder, C. P., W. Va., National hotel, Sowden, W. H., Pa., 845 K st. Spooner, H. J.,,R. I, Ariington hotel. Spriggs, J. T..'N. Y., 1224 17th st. n. w. Springer, W.M., Ili), 226 New Jersey ave, 8, Stahlnecker, W. G.,'N. Y., Woodmont. Steele, G. W., liid., 'iges house. Stephénson, f., Wis., Ebbitt. ‘Tex., Ariington, Stewart, J.Av., Vi, Aritigton hotel, artin, Ly La., Willard’s, B. 1401 H st. n. w. Stone, W. J, Ky., 1311 11 st. Stone, W. J., Mo., 238 North Capitol, Storm, J. B,, Pa., National hotel Strait, H, B., Minn.,, 3 Struble, I. 8 lowa,’20 Grant Place, Swinburne, J., N. ¥., Hamilton, Swope, Bit A st.s. ¢. 25 Verinont ave, Bt Stone, E. ‘arsney, T. E., Mich., Ebbitt, Taulbee, W. P., Ky., 1108 22d'st. n. w. ‘Taylor, E. B., Ohio, 1746 M st. ‘Taylor, 1 H., Ohio, 1325 G st. nw. ‘Taylor, J. M., Tenn., National, Tayior, Z., Ténn., 201 A st. s ‘Thomas, J. R., Ni, 1333 L st. naw, ‘Thomas, 0. B., Wis., 702 10th st. D. Ww, ‘Thompson, A.'C., Ofto, National hotel. ‘Throckinorton, J. W., 'tex., Metropolitan hotel, Tilman, G. D.,'S. C. 472 6th st. nw. ‘Toole, J. K., E Townshend, R. W, ‘Trigg, C.F. Va., Ch Tucker, 3. it TIL, Riggs. jarchdon hotel. Va., Clarendon hotel, 7 16th st. n. w. 1. W., Wis, 812 12th st. n. We - ¥., 1828 Jefferson Place. .. Washingion Ter., 1601 I st. n. Ww. Wade, W. H., X1o., Loa 12th st. 2, W. Wadsworth, W. H., Ky., 1332 N.Y. ave. Wait, John T., Conn., Hamilton house. Wakéneld, J.'B., Minh., 704 14th st. n.w. Wallace, ‘Loutstai Van Sehaick, Viele, BL, X. Voorhees, €. 8: Ward, J. H., TiL, Willard’s hotel, Ward, Thos. B.,"Ind., 327 East Capitol st. Warner, A. J., Ohio, National. ‘Warner, (0,, Willard’s hotel. Weaver, Neb., 912 M st. n. We 116 C st. ne. 21 11th st. nw. ‘Tex.; 1316 13th st. D. We N.Y. th st. 1a., 122 E. Capitol, ., Penn. National. Minn., 412 Gth st.,n. We Whiting, W., Mais., Riggs house. Wilkins, B., Ohio, Welcker’s hotel, Willits, A. S., Ky., Metropolitan hotel, Wilson, W. L., West Va., 1008 N st. n.W. Mich., 52'B st. 8. e. 3G st. 1, W. 21 G st. n. w. 1321 G st. n. <.o A Rebuke to England. RUSSIA RESENTS THE LONDON “POST'S” WARNING TO TURKEY. ‘The Journal de St. Petershourg, comment- ing on the inspired article in last Monday's London Post warning Turkey against coquet- ting any further with Russia, says: “The in- spirers of the Post chose a moment to utter their threats of war when all the European cabi- nets were conscientiously secking to reconcile the divergent interests which the Bulgarian cri. sis hus created, and when Turkey and Russia had agreed upon a solution reconciling their interests in conformity with the Berifn treaty. We reserve Judgment on the question whether the general tendency toward conclifation has upset certain calculations, If the article in the Post some other and ulterior object, the powers who reprove tbrand policy ought to affirm their resolution to preserve the peace and should act firmly against any attempt to intimt. date Turkey. We hope the powers wfll. not fall to doo, ‘The Sultan should be advised that wo long as he seeks conciliation and peace he will tin powerful sympathies and energetic support.” = acral Lovers Die Together. Paris dispatch to the London Daily Telegraph, A true lover's tragedy has Just occurred in Lyons, A young man of 25, who had completed his term of military service, finding that his means did not enable him to marry the girl of his choice, whose parents were obdurate, wrote to her to say that as life was intolerable withont, her he intended to smother imselt with the fumes of ghareoal, The girt to die with him, and they were both found lying dead in'a room several days after they had carried out their fatal plan, Sa HENRY Gxonor Cancels Hig ENGAGEMEYTS.— Henry George arrived in Ottawa ‘Tuesday and published an announcement canceling all his Can- adian engagements, including the lecture to have Deen deitvered at Ottawa. He started for New York on the midnight train, ‘The tour 1s inview of the attention given to the. appeoneniog in view of the attention e approacl Provincial elections. = Dratm or 4 DatonrERoF Gay. Kina.—The Brook- lyn Eagle of the 19th says: “Gen, Horatio C. King snd Mra King have the svinpathy, of thelr inany jends on account of the esterday of their infant daughter Nen: * —~soe—___ A MARYLAND SropeNt DrowNeD.—Edgar Irvi Brenner, of Suithburg, Md., a member of the JULIO. erally, broke ie ice and Was: Lake Whitney "Tuesday afternoon. e Mr. Powventy Denifs.—A letter received trom prominent Knight ot Labor in Marysville, Ky., from 'T. V. Powderly says: “My life 1s too short to deny ali the rumors that are g6t, afloat me. Tdon’t know James G. Blaine and never men tioned his name publicly. I believe whoever called him a fraud told the truth. T hold myself respon sible only for what appears over my own signa AC Decision —Judge in ‘the United States court at Pet Ya an a oeeruntn 3, 1886-1 EDUCATIONAL. f weasel 2 [dagen gs oo I vi fosks Principal: Sw txts Frye eee ead aon, Ota rs OOD In st special self. and other ? CEE PIPES ANP BAR seman oR ee a Ret Se Maa | clo a oe AG UADIES AND COLTER COAG whe oo Re ee eed Poe $ob'and Yeas ath ce ana ave. ier ait Np hha 6! Beagare © 158 VAN DUSEN HAS RETURNED TO WASH and continue he in “Im- perial Plush Paint ee Without former know! ara one without former knowledge of 5) at wing or ;. Cun be used for up- jes, etc. St. n.w.” Models exhibited at Moses nd F ata. aee* ARDING AND IN, IN! School for Girls, V. KANE, 507 11TH ST. N.W.—OORSETS MADE | tr ce Ree Mam Beni A PRE ark gt ee Cahn omen, Eopae Weists, FreschComaaa, c fa Charlottes inten, Lewisville, meine isundried. 18-4 $s, RRS Ak BUD F Foints on the Chesapeake’ and Ohio" route, Pullises eae kN WN A“4 Ben Exe Eicopers Wanisuacton t ie Chariots, Color tia, Aiken. iwntan Mout: sen ont 0 CLOSE BUSINESS Pausos ry, New Orie a pean or Iwi it my entire stock of Fancy: os xa Tr ont to cloe Tieton to Mon sconuecting witht ays at tnd Below cont to ‘ndnens) Tay to bee cance ox a fnaron ftomery. counectiiyg with patlot oar te fore purchasing 10-2" % ‘Orieans. A. H. EICHSTADT, 1205 F stn. w._ AINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHTO DIVISION, AND DURABILITY. (TUTE, BO. = Leave Washington 9:15 a.m. daily, except Sunday, at Al Van 2 ar warriving at Round Hill 4s from Washington. Gove Pitsiugh Lee, Luvs, Arzestiox, Special attention of Holiday Purchasers tnvited to | 824.449 pm. dlutip. seriving ist I oD ° Richmond, Va.; Hon. John 8. 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Send for descrip- tive catalogue. dln HE FRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL ‘Will open the first MONDAY in January at 1014 17th st, between K and 1. ‘Time. money and initor saved by this system of learn ing the Frouch language, | It ‘is entirely now and original, perfectly simple and natural, founded upon & ood pronunciation and practical conversation. Mtorn- Ing, Atternoga and Evening Clasees of all gradea. for Aduits and Children. ‘Terms reasonable, Tesson free, FRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND—THE STUDENT'S HELP. Copyrighted 1886 by MLLE V. PRUD' HOMME, For sale at Free’s, Brentano's, Bailantyne's and at the School ai4-3m ‘NSTRUCTION A THEMAT. ick and English. Prof. F. A. SPRINGER, late Civil Examiner, Candidates prepared for Collere, Annapolis, West Point or Civil Service Examinations, Apply 42:3 9th st. n. a13-3m ATH ‘UDENTS AND PARENTS—AT THE ny of Fine Arts, moved to 804 E st., one iM receive the moxt thorough instruction in eve le of Drawing and Painting. Years of study say. dirs. L. 1H. MOKRELL, the founder and teacher, has had iwelve medals and ‘studied fifteen years in, Europe with the most celebrated artists. Particular attention to sketching from nature. Children Saturday. $10 per yen GPENCERIAN BUSINESS GOLDEGE (BURNED Sout Dec. 5). will Reopen MONDAY. DEC. 12. in Goumodions halls, National Bak of the Republic Building, southwest corner of 7th and D streets. =A. practical wasiness “education that “quali: Bem young saen and. women to. support. themselves and ‘successfully perform the active duties of life, Thoronsh inatruction given in Rapid: Wri English: Languare, Correspondence,” Rapid Hous, Bookkeeping, Businers Practice, ‘Commercial Law, Political Econémy, Stenography abd Type-Writ- ine.’ Recular day and eveniue sessions, A Tull corps of teachers. Tuition FeesDay_nessions—-Hewulur business conrse, one sear. $70, payables 10 on enter: iugeand balanes in nionthiy imstalinents of $10 each ear scholarship, In full on entering, 800, tuition 6 weeks, 850, paid” on. enteriou. fessions—Vear scholarship, 850 on eutering: months, #18, payable SU onebtering and belates fn monthly’"instalinents of $8 each, or S16 in Tull oh entering, Tijnstrated Circular sent free on application. ENIY C. SPENCER, Principal, Vice Principal. i CLASSES. AT 7 P. ML ntauges for learnins-conversation ‘course: Parisian teachers to euch grade, Prin: LUGTEN E.G" COLEIEHE, AS 508% s a) eer ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC St. Cloud Building, corner Yth and F nw. Eight- th year. Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, Flute, Cornet, Free advantaxes. O.B. 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AL dtly to Cin with tie Reclamation of the Bototnac Flats, at Wash: wi Care ftom Hu ington, D.C. ‘The stricture will -be of granite m™u- an to st. Louis sonry, built on a foundation of piles, i ‘abd con Crete co be bulit within a coer dan, fu about six feet of water, with, For deiailed information, forms of bids, ke. - Touts, an ‘feveland, commectt to the ndenigned. PETER CHAINS i ay with (220,21,22,23)a14815-6t Lieut, Col. of Engineers, jcuphie, Paci Harrisburg with Western Ex Sleeper for Louisville and 3 rest, 10:00 FM al 4 UE, A native Pai Iwate of La Sorboniie, Paris. , Greek, Spanish, Itelian, Gerinant couries by moat able assintinta, 1314 Tat nw. miz-2me ‘OCAL ¥, Tn the .d Refined Italian Method. SIGNOR FABIANI. from Paris, Europe, 1017 10th st. n.w. HARP LESSONS AND MUSICAL RECEPTIORS, (At the request of, and. exclusively for, pupils and f tocoms Jan. Ist, 1887 G-Lin' Caztor HILL EVENING SCHOOL, 27 STH ST. m.e. Instruction given in Book-keepiug, Arithme: fie, Grammar, Geography, History, Penmanship and Grihoeraphy? Co#. WOOD, Prindpal. Hel SAVLES, Assistant Be RS. MANNS KINDERGARTEN, 7 jo18 RS. MANN'S PRIMARY SCHOOLS ‘Sunderland Place, one block south of Dupont circle” Second term begins December 6, 1886, 11-2" “ALEXANDER ZIWET, 140 Cst. sc. ‘Lessons in German, Mathemiati from the Rnasian, French, Germay RS. HARRIETTE MILLS_VOCAL LESSONS TO Ladies aud Gentlemen. At leisure daily from tour fo five. “Residence, 63434 L at. Lessonn to Capitol Hill pupils on Thursdays. Music rooms, 306 2 [{DWARD C. TOWNSEND, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, 1317 13th street n.w. Ys [ASDOLIN PorIES TAKEN ON THE ITALIAN ‘and Spanish Mandolins b ‘Prov. A. MONTA NELLL, 826 20th st. Mandolins for sule. "n30-1m°* ne7 Clanses now forminy F: 8, 1312 MASS. ave., resumed studies MONDAY, Sept. Gth, with Tenewed udvuntages fora thorough course in Science, Music and Art. "The theory of Music ia thoroughly taught. Special attention is paid fo Piano, Harp, Onan, Guitar anc . auntie and the Lan receive particularattention. Private class in Painting. Pho hography and Fancy Work. Lustra Painting, Calis thenics ‘and Kindergarten ‘are new features’ of the present year. Connected, with the Acudemy is 3 Bhool a se30-m And all other principal cities. Recogniged as superior to all other similar Institu- tions. Ustéxcelled advantages for learning CONVER- SATION. Best of native teachers. Fee extremely low. NEW TERM now for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chil- Free trial leasous every Saturday. DONALD-ELLI8_ SCHOOL, PREPARATORY, “iMhuliy ad Bay School for Noung Eaton soa Tats Ginn) “MIs ANNA. ELLie dactpal Fourth year began SEPTEMBER 2 1806, with full corps of teach 6 Aspecial Herdic is employed the school for te ARPS, h mniOred ibe gabon, for SS PHAONS, EXSLsH AND FREN School for Young Ladies, 81 Vermont ave., will re POWEDNESDAY, Septenber 20th. __Je20-6m QHELDON'S ACADEMIES—1004 F ST. N. W. aout ‘Wednendayes and Saturdays: 3d st and Beousyivan ys and Fridays. Incest dances ta = ‘ocl-6m Wyss, EAVITT, OF 1 Ms aa Oe servatory. Pinano technique, and voice cul- ture. “Idi 10th st-a.w. co APLEWOOD INSTITUT! 1B ‘H SEX) 1 RE eee Ey Ey if SH OSTON, GRADUATE ‘New ‘England Con- LE ars ‘of study. 825 (OWTLIDGE (rate Golleges: 3. Prise rr D_ EXPERT TYPEWRITING Siorectically taught. Success tunranitecd it serene herwise doutapply. Private pups preferred iF GUOIEERN vith Jolins & Easton: Btenograpiners, 473 nual aver m6 V; NS. IN ALL GRADI Page statis Cobden tia: ALL, GRADES, OF ‘Agpupolle: West Point all examiaations: sete IVY INSITE TE, th atid K 1 CQUITAR BANJO, SINGING — Touts tener « abe iG, PIANO, Goer Touid rit geach the aboee pula jarmony “practically taught with the above. Inquire at 450 C ut. aw Of ik ‘ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 313 6th st, Washington, D. ides ‘business edtcetiod, Xo forms ap? vacations. tudents cuter at ane tae is shai 3 bare ape ip, 840. 1 weeks courne, board, iO c ered erate at nw. 4y10-co6m* Wirtpney gt tne Capital Bi tO Fae a ee rooms 7, 8 and 9. oc16-3m* YORE ART STUDIO—siss EDGAe STUD. alc Puxo Pupil of Wm. pie SGM ct hw, sm* i, EST, NW side doune Tadieg mga ws baa to9 Pp. for Pittsburg a = vext: with throweh Sleeper Harrieby to ¢ TT a BALTIMOKE AND POTOMAC RATLRO: LO EES Exears | nor BAL inataae Fone as Na, BELL TT} ML. dally, ‘except Sattirday. wi Maw, Barbour “Laws Building, “90. Lowsiaua HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, Care Washington ¢6 Kochester mae, Washington, D. C. 1218 Hat For Wiliansport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:40 ‘A. M. daily nw. In all the Latest Novelties in cept Sunday. pana, woxran oxpenwean nemxwnan wostentan |S Uke eae ge fh 22° AN Foie TERETE" “ogee, |narawenmoness ancmammmea | SacirSree hayes dpaes vaients aud C a i 2. 20" P. Henidence, 1823 9-un* ag bier os = Pitior Cars, 9:40 A.M daily, except Sunday. sad @ PRENTIS Sas ELLERY'S, 1337 F street. 4,00 P.M. daily PRENTISS NUTT, OF MISSISSIPPI, For Boaton without, 2:00 P. M. every day. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TE For Brooklyn, fhromeh. trains counect 416 F st, Practices in all the Courts and Depart | 008 Opposi Ebbitt House, Jemag Chiy with boats of Brooklyn Ruben aforge ments, and before Cousreen, ocd purdlrect transfer 9 Pulton wtrect, voiding double H. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ‘Philsdelph a For Philadelphia, 7:2: 4 , 9:00 00, 10 1 2 and 11:15 A. M., 2:00, 3) PAP Oi Sunday 15, 6-00, 10-00 and 8:40 A.M. week ton, 5 N. ‘Hooms 2 and 4, Gunton Law Buildine, Residence, 813 T st. n.w. WOOD AND COAL. wens FUEL AT SUMMER RATES. "IN JOHNSON, 0,.11:00 A. HOTELS. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Wood and Coal. 15,423, 4 —— COMPLETE FACILITIES. BOTTOM PRICES. ‘op anlar. FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE. 2:00, Wood and coal direct from the forests and_ mines and 4-40 P.O. dafly, by rail and water, and free from slag, slate aud other impurities. GIVE ME A TRIAL. ‘the most delightful winter resort in the world. 35 AM, 12:15, 6. HAMILTON HOTEL, For Annapolis. 7 00 P: daily, exces Sandagn 9900 AM EB daily. excert “Sunday: having been enlarged the past summer by the addition | Main Yard and Office, 1101 K. 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