Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1887, Page 5

“ oo THE EVENING STAR. cc luonth; one year, #6; six months, 83. TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR ‘Te Recover a Big Estate in Mexico, RAMON LUERN3'S MOSSION TO THE UNITED STATES. St, Lovia, Feb. 14—Kamon Luerna, an tnteil- gent and pleasant-looking Mexican, passed through the Union depot last evening on bis way {© Washington. He had with him a letter sicnea by Beckford Mact United States consul at Nuevo Laredo, ‘The letter stated that the bearer Was on his way to Washington, and thence to other lange northern cities, to” try and induce capitalists Lo interest themselves 1 the recovery Gf certain tracts of land which Luerna had been WASHINGTON, D.C. -SUPPLEMBENT. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14. [ioe Srsicst imate oo dea ee Eee there be intended going to New ‘York. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sanday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, = Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th 8, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres’t. Tar Frets Stan aa ieee to subscribers in the ier eens oA ra ieee te ed a me ey comnts cach By mail—postage prepexd—o0 cents a [Entered at the Post Office st Washington, D. C., as secoud-clame inail matter.) ‘Tux Weextx Sran—published on Priday—@1 = Sear, postave prepaid. Six months, 50 cents. 7-4)! mail subscriptions munt be paid i sdvanoe; bo paper sent lonser than is paid for. Rates of advertising made known on application. Luerna spoke ‘very poor English, tit was r es 7 7, 7 e OUR DYNAMITE CRUISER. Sharp Answer to Mr. Fitzgerald. Liquor Dealers in Arms, Jearned that the labd in question Was of great exe AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. CITY AND DISTRICT. pigs Uo amending te tocar oe sors od fC neat grocery ah tent and nora values Tt ad geome] TURE DAYS. ‘THIS AFTERNOON. [D°*°43808 Bos, Anctioners LIKE MATTHEWS? CASE. amd Fire Gerpenees Guns see ea rosie aa hoard amuar thee Suk. thine eis a | see Sen ater Theva” famensus: sta aomiie Gh, ee ee “ANSON BROS as oa — 7 Dr. Thomas O'Reilly, of St. Louts, state delegate | Advices from Mount Bridges, Ont Mages. Two of Luerna’s brothers lost thelr lives FPWIOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. DUXCANSON BROS, Auctioneers HOUSEHOLD FREGUEAR SALE.OF ac com-| A Controversy Which President Jack« bebitedl a ‘Tons of Nitro-Gelatine im | of tho Irish National e of America, publishes | reign of terror exists tiere, owing to outrages per- | 1% ‘he trouble nich the attempt wo evice. Uae THUSTERS SATE OF VALUABLE UstMpRovED | TEUSTEES Sate OF VALUABLE THRER STORY PRISING | NERY DESCILETION OF son Had With the Senate. techie imnsen, his reply toa letter received from John Fitzgerald, | petrated by liquor dealerson clergymen and others ioe oon REAL FOTATE, SITCATH AT THE NORTH: pst aber: . 1TGLPSTE - : jOKTH- (x JO) TARE PLACE Sao eo ESROOMS, 9TH py na ee areas From the New York Sun. president of the Irish National league, in which | who have oe we eee repo tend Minneso: manfe State House, Bitar STREET BASE iy virtue of two deeds of trust herein recited, one gee | AND D STS. N. 5 1D NOMINEI ISSIONED DURIS For more than four Lie the latter sharply calls him to account for second- | enforcing the Canada temperance act. Inspe ANEW ONE WILL PROBABLY BE nt - february 7 dT duly recorded in fiber N z TH, years Lieut. Zalinskt of the BOTLT MIDWAY Be Px vite ofa deed of thant dated the second Goisg Hebraary 2, 1986, aud duis recoried in filer: | ON TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Wit | oxss—onsecrios 10 nna BRCAUSR HR Was A XON- | U.S, artillery corps, stationed ab Fort Hamilton, | 1g certain resolutions which were offered at a | Robertson's house was broken into last week, the TWEEN ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, oo une. im the year eighteen hundred, am the’ District of iitentied to be decured, su | WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers, | MEHIDENT OF THE STATE TO WhIcH HE WAS AP-| has been experimenting with a machine cav‘ed the | Meeting of the branch of the leazue held in St. front door and window were smashed tn, and| sr, Pact, Fel, 1d. The lect Ont the cents cons See Tecords for the District of Co by | harty secured thereby and intended cured, ins | WY sont iet POINTED—HOW THE MATTER WAS FINALLY COM- | aynamite Louis a few days ago. After stating that he does | havoc was made generally among the furniture. | to has been condemned os * ar verest under said deed, the | deed of trust dated October 17, 188. GRAND AUCTION SALE Fg cesigned to hurl large quantities | not think Mr. Fitzgerald has seen a correct copy of | Two slots ment fined tate. ee ae Sets ont may deed of trust, will | 10 said land records, iz Liber A = = OF ee of any high-power explosive to a great distance | the resolutions referred to when he wrote hisietter | avr injury to any one. ‘The house of she Rev, Mr, | Rave to be doned has started afresh the t alk DAT DE TER | front of the premises on TUESDAY, JANUARY. WORKS OF ART. ‘The question of the President's power to reap- | With safety and precision. ‘The gun as at last de- | and quoting the resolutions for his information, | Siicox. who has Deen an active worker aealnet neapolis, ta OLK OCLOCK PM, the following | FOURTH, 1887, at HALF-PAST FOUR ‘O'CLOCK P. a ident’s por ‘veloped is a long steel tube lined with brass that | the doctor says: ‘them, Was also attacked, but they were discovered some pr eee ets GS dip Of Washingtom | M., the following-described real estate, situate in the — Point a person who has been twice rejected BY the | +5 connected with air chambers in which air is |, “Tere 18 nothing in the resolution condemn- | before any damage was done. The Rev. J. be : and caifice was, tp wit Far of, Lots let: Soe ceieie eee enue Lid). ik BA: | ‘The dissolution of a well-known New York firm of | Senate ts frequently raised in connection with the 2 Sling the action the Homan | church—as @ | Moore, a Methodist clenzyman, Was the next vic- | hurrlediy and x Years ago at acost an s mubdiviaaon of | BY ; nid haw ong and substa Stored at a pressure of 1,000 pounds to the square | chirch—in its treatment of. Dr. McGiynn, but | tim, all the window glace belie hed out of the | OF £200,000, whi in square numbered one | importers, in consequence of the demise of one of the | case of J. C. Matthews, recorder of deeds of the 8 : im, ndow glass being smashed o ae eee . muproved by a three-story | partuers, has placed for sale in our hands an elegant | District. By some it 1s maintained that the Presi- | ‘Bch. ‘These in turn are connected with other | there is a strong protest against the conduct of | front of the house, and the house door was broken chamber certain Italian priests, who have made themselves | in. A shot was fired through the window at Mr. | ls spent and the residne | *tock of Ceremies, Wood Carvings and other Novelties | dent. cannot reappoint Matthews, while others ra Where tho pressure is twice as groat. | Comm lous in taeetine oe eae People in their | Moore, lodging in the wall, without dale him aus | #2d archi ners sitxtivist e that cd and twenty- n St the southwest | Bundred snd nit im thence north on Ist | brick dwelling. Too ect 1OFNT-100%; | , Terms of sale: One-third (5) ca re = by simple valves, easily operated, the breech of nsaf e Soe one in three equal installents, payable 1 one two aud | in Art Objects, which had never been seen in this coun- | contend tha avert a res, yperat efforts toward social and political advancement. | harm.’ Sewral other OUtrages of aia ee encay | tnsaie. It is w case the capital angles (with cab otroot eighty: | 1p wuree cand installments payanls iy one, twos | tm Art Oblects, whl Jan been iniportd for this spring's | Contend tha a bthare is no law nor rule to pre the gun is opened, the projectile inserted, the | For advocating this. policy? the general opinion 18 | have been perpetrated, and threats are made to | removed from St. Paul that both eich me fifty-four 50-100 | Eutclisser, secured on said property. will be taken. oF | trade. To this was added the deceased gentleman's ” breech closed ang the compressed air turned in | that Dr. McGlynn has Deen sacrificed, but, if a | burn the houses of all those who make any further | {ETC on a site midy ween them, ‘gue, hence south | De requiced/at tine of sale: All consegancinacand ee, | private collection of antiques, the whole forming a col- | _ President Jackson had numerouggitts with the | yonina the Projectile, ‘The pressure in the gun is | GeUbt existed on this point, the letter of Cardinal | attempt to enforce the temperance act. | eXcelient he boctaning, 29 HU" | Conlinyeat the cot of the purchawer it term of sale | lection worthy of greet attention, aod-we feel justifed | Seuate on questions of appointmens, and in-one | Penind the, that of a summer zephyr, Dut as the | SUmeonl of September 12," 1882, dispelled It. In ee 5 free of cosi to te a if she purcliae’ tony to be paid in | 45°04 complied with, within tex days after sale the | saying that a ner and more valuable one has never | CAS, at least, he sent the nameot the same man | &t ‘ist like that of a ts way tie Tish increases | ‘isletter he orders thatthe pitest, Edward Mc-} _ Will There Be @ Royal Diverce? | 0:4 Dullding must com a canes aoe eee! ane | that time at therisk and cost of the defaulting pur. | beén offered for sale in our city. back several times. hothing: Power of the wildest tornado becomes as | defense of the Irish Land league. Even. this car- | WHAT 18 SAID ag OTTAWA OP THE ReroRT THAT | Med out, as tit state ut ree would bones Ik mat, Fertae Ot male tor be ented oh | Chaser. GEORGE E EMMONS, § Trustees. | INCLUDING REAT, NEAPOLITAN, MAJOLICAS, | _ 00 the 8th of December, 1831, President Jackson | nothing, and with a bellow and scream frightful | dinal Sincont, in the letter reierred to above, Cone PRINCESS LOUISE WILL 8UE FOR DIVORCE. =n 3 ‘days frm the day of xal dli-cokds GEORGE E. EMMONS, “ANTIQUE ITALIAN FAIENCES, WOOD CARY. | Sent to the Senate the name ot Samuel Given to be | to,the ‘unaccustomed eat, the shot 1s made. sidered the punishment excessive and left itdis- | Adispatch from Ottawato the Philadelphia Press | Walked Of the Train in His Steep. JAMES M" JOHNSTON, Trustee, oy SS eae NGS, VENETIAN RAPA ATT GLAS Tepister of the land office at Mount, Salus, Miss» 10 | esp peg? with Soild: toe Ate erOenter | cretlonary, with the late Cardinal McCloskey to | regarding the report that Princess Loulse is week | Das MotNts, lowa, Feb. 1a.-As the Milwareeg Mobster Law Builditi._ | yin TUPSD ES TAN CARY Ee ee ae TIQUE CARVED WALNUT An FUN Bia occur utr tay coeased, ThE VaCATCY | And called with a ong shaty of wooR to Keee i ena | CXCCU, THIS Prelate, most likely. regarded. in | ing'q aivoree trom the Marquls of Lorue save: | Passenger trait was runing went setuntey nant EDUCATIONAL. __ St the same LoUE agp arTON ASHFORD, BRONZES MND. CHHA™ pointed under the power of the tresdent to make | OM. The charzein the shell may be exploded by | te,same way, for, dur Glynn, but his successor | TRE announcement caused very little surprise to | between Whitmore and E ne, a nine-year. SDUC! bh Jal-m.w,s Gk0. & EMMONS. Trustees, Cater ae Tecess appointments. SETS ee Tes ae ISS Uae At was his duty to carry tt into oa = here who are) = Sny way familar with thetr | old boy, asleep tn thecar, waiked off he rear plat; {TAMMERING CURED, {#7 THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED . - NOT A CITIZEN OF THE STATR. after the projectile has sunk to any required depth a= ays an indie: good judg- | domestic relations during the time Lord Lorne oc- ras found uninjured ata farm howe ee DLSotit Oe PHRCENS Wann, Princo of | una MoDAte FEMRUANY FOUKIEENTH, 1967, | THURSDAY. and FRIDAY. FEBRUARY SEVEN-| ne appointment had aroused some teeing, as | ager uaprovette has sunk to any Fequire depth OCA giant that We Should weie aaa’ lane Due | CUD! Ridean hall as governor general, To those co trom the track, ‘The train was faumiog mae. 904 Mist tw. System indorsed by Physicians, | “**hesswe bourand place oo : Given, 1t was claimed, was not a citizen ot the | ANd very frequently 100 pounds of the explosive | ii, frane in dealing with’ Dr. -Mc- | Who visited the goverument. house the strained | hetween Went} and thirty tales ae howe ieee, S04 Wi of. ww. fis oad ra Oe 4 Afternoon at 3 o'clock—Evening at $ o'clock, | state, and on the 3dot February, nine months prior | #8 Deen hurled to a distance of a mile anda | Giyuth, war not euvded by the humsa mora prin: | Felations between the princess and her consort ~ PREE KINDERGARTEN mae rwOr At our Art Rooms, to the ; , Pion | uarter and exploded at the desired time. ciple. "In the resolution there is nothing sectarian | Were apparent. Seldom, if ever, was the marquls Fled from the Dread Ordeal. F b eepees of tove teenene IRUSTEES’ SALE OF A TWO-STOK e nomination of Given, the Senate, on motion Of course such a gun as this would be usefal or nothing to interfere with American parties, and | Sen in the company of the princess, and when by AN ILLINOIS SWAIN DESERTS TIS PROSPECTIVE hitdveat" (the Kindowarten ta DWEL ;, BEING No. 1113 6 Cor. 10th and D sts. facing Pennsylvania avenue, | of Mr. Poindexter, of Mississippi, adopted a resolu- | only where there ‘was room for the air storage | in no way does it violate the constitution of the | Chance they came together, ne, poor lellow, as his | 4 ‘af THR LAST MOMENT —. es next Weduesday, February | py SOUTHEAST. | seed of trust, beari NOW ON EXHIBITION. tion declaring It “inexpedient to appoint a eltizen | chambers and the machinery for the condensation. | Trish National League of America, Whilst second. | lady admirers used to say, was'made to fee! his in. = e 19 10th street. A dress isiiven | ou the ssth day of May, AD. 1880. and duly re % ae Phone state to an office which may be created oF | That it would be useful on a swift steamer, it any- | ing the resolution¢| sumply exercised the privii ferior social position. It is sald that it required | | TAYLORVIELE, I1t.. Feb. 14.—A singwar case of __ «ARB | corded in Liber No. $41, folio 473 et one off WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., become vacant in any other state of the union | where, is apparent. ‘The success of the experi- of a member of the leaj strictly acting wit all the tact of his good mother-i f n-iaw, the queen, | disappointment occurred tn this city Satur the Land Kecords of the’ District of Cx | 3 ] r) q > Abia, and at | £14-5¢ Auctioneers. | Within which such citizen does not reside, without | ments with the gun made at Fort Lafayette under D {ts laws and actuated by the justness of ts pur- | Keep peace and prevent an open rupture. Cou: | urday night. ‘The wedding of Miss Mary Dates, ative Parisian teacher, «radnateof Le Sorbonive, bE epee aa hp ‘posuic avert N BALES— Sor ere DOSS for such appointment. nae the Supervision of a board of naval experts, Was sO | port, Iu was this Canina St ing sidering: this and the fact that Lorne had always | eigest daughter of W. W. Dalley, and Mr. Willi am Fars Also Latin, Gresk, Spanish, Italian and Ger- | 3 publie auction, in, front of the Bry ae Is was adopted bya vote of 22 to 10, great that Con} eventually appropriated | under the advice of Mr. Errington, the le reputation of taking all the enjoyinent out Of | ‘partiow was alll d to take place at ~~ g San counes by mest able assistants, 1314Ist-mw. | DAY EME FOURTEENTH DAY OF FEBIVAKY, A, REAL ESTATE, Whether it was intended to apply to the case of | $350,000 for the butiding of a swift torpedo boat, | minister ‘at the Vatican, Who ‘attempted to stop | the world ho could find, it ts haniiy a matter of | Yoru: ‘pr the would-be bites parnin At oe ih-146 a Estate, situate in the city of Washington, District of Given, which had not then arisen, 1s not, stated. | large enough to go to sea, and to be armed with | the collections for the Paruen fund. “such being | Wonder that he should look for pleasure and | Sariy hour inthe evening a. large “uumber an S EVOLUTION Galemliie Int Gang tetas tos go AT BOARD OF BROKERS’ ROOMS, tive business ana brinted in the journal of execu: | three, of these dynamite guns. “Contracts were | the case, I, as an individual Irish Roman Catholie, | aiUseinent Leyond the precintsor the goverament | Ca" BOUT In the evening a lange Sean Oars ployan. taught imple as A. B.C: | of said city as oricinal lot nuinbered seve! tive business under the head of proceedings relat- | signed with the Cramps last week. ‘will not regret how soon they learn at Rome that | house. ‘That he admired a pretty woman is gen- presents, and a sumpiuous repast was spread, for prospectus, Typewriting taught bj ri fhe Line of G st dicaai fity-seven | On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTEENTH, | SU: DISUDSSGUSTIEGS Tor een iooae nan tae fy AN Te etree a bo) ni | OVE! 24000 names have been signed to the pet. Od baste He Was DUL bea ainly displas- | outhit, and all was in readiness, including t Gpetarne The Sie OEE ste. TOOE | eaten atone ee pameg, umineastery-ccrel| On THURSDAY TK PAL, the following properties | C°XtC%, WhO subsequently opposed Given, had | teed to be 3,200 horse power, bub Lieut. Zallnski | O°es yoonmaes Have, been Signed {0 the Doth | ey ae caste He, was Dut bauiey aa ies eae minister who Was to perform tbe cerethony. “After a _ : : knowledge of the President’s intention to appoint | told a reporter that he had ‘no doubt they would | his duties at St, Stephen's ch New York. Dr, | Of his sex he enjoyed What the ladies would cail a y. SLOAN-DUPL: SHORTHAND—APTER FOUR | Stid square, sud running thence east with the line of | wi he offered 29 » Sena ve 5. Banas os phen’s church, N . i walling some Ume after the appointed hour, and SiedSs Riuty-ot an howe per day" Tameable to" write | hasd street ity (20) foet cant ‘Ubcnee suuth elebty six WOU of 35 nays to 1 peas pefected “Tne Romina | Sy" euay om S000 {0 3,000. She, willbe propelled | MeGiynn ts expected to address & mecting of his | Marialess Mirtation. dent which occurred during | {¢_ervom fallivg "to put th hn uppearauce a SIXTY words per minute and improve with Oe 4 ty is a rred in Vi vote of 25 nays to 13 yeas, rejected the nomina-| by twin screws, thus givi sat speed and handi- k day Senger Was 50 cause of b Bs fore ith 2) fest abe ince: Uhenen nor treaty tee) BY THOS. E. WAGGAMAN: tion ot Given, “On the Loli or January, 185% | hess oF the abliee coe eae en eee nu | supporters in New York on Briday. his sojourn at OUtawa. An attractive and ex- | juny NEUE Was Sunt 10 ascertain the cause of huis “7 delay, and it Was learned that he had boarded the . Attorney-at-Law. Warrenton fect thene 7 3 nae Senator Buckner offered a resolution, declaring | speed 1s guaranteed to be twenty “knots, but much tremely fascinating young lady, a corners, | clas ~ - a aus= ae SEA LAAORY OF MOG | Uguce m astraight line north to the place of bexin- | , Nos 307, 300 and 311 Mat. s. w., two-story bricks, | Sonator Bu ‘appointanent of a citizen of one state | more 1s expected. Her length 1s 250 feet, OF about Stonewall Jackson's Ghost. was invited to the overninent. iouse. She was x | estcbound even ain rs unknown, W it Coal Duiutiog: corer Stn an Yaw: Eisht- | "Terme of male: one-third cash, balance in one, two | smn bed wer ts Zante sub ote 32, SS.and SA | (Fan omice in anothet staves DUG Buckner Tes0- | the ekeeR oe oe Cee eee aoe feet OF ADOUL | as OLD CLASS ROOM AY SHE BLAGKSOARD. Great linguist, thoroughly educated, and would | yucatan anc Unde eld Up well under her th year. Piano, Unga, Voice, Violin, Flute, Cornet, | and three years, for which the promissory notes of te ‘ lution was laid on the table. street added; her width is twenty-six feet, and she | Lexipgton, Va, Letter to Richmond State. shine in any society. ‘The failure in business Of | for it ts far better that The prospective gross Free advantaxes. @B. BULLARD, Director Purchaser must be given to bear interest at six (6). per RENOMINATED. Rill draw clgnt feet of water. Her displacement is | ‘The ghost had ceased to appear until last night, | her father, who is said to have resided in Western | {OF 11! far better (hat the prospective grootn tog ee Ssoattyvarel cocuvea ey dead on teas teria ead On the 11th of 1832, the President renom- | #P0Ut 800 tans She is very sharp, and has very | when it again showed itself quite as much sur- | Ontario, rendered it necessary for her to earn her | j:c fatherot the want uninke fy wee ac - * ————— | nually, and secured by deed of trust on the property 2 Of June, 1832, the President fine lines both forward and aft. ‘The deck plan own livelihood, which she at first did as a gov- | 2B - oe ee — ELS Meroe | Fay ty at niger inated Given in the following message: Shows three guns side by side pointing forward, | Tounded by mystery as on the preceding occasions. | erness. However, once having guined the entree to | #2F Nis daughter.“ fherseigployed during the day. [a ye foes “I renominate Samuel Given to be register of | They are fired in thelr places, but thetr range can | At 1 o'clock on the night of February 5 the ghost | Rideau hall, she became a frequent Visitor, lavisis- Crushed Beneath = Fallen Tree. LE Kingengartmer. _ | with in ten days, otherwise the trustees reserve the | BLOODED BLACK GELDING BY REVENUE OUT | the landofice at Clinton, in thestateot Mississippl. | be varled by increasing or ditninishing the charge | was seen by the sentinel to emerge from the state | ing her smiles on Lord Lorne until, as she yrould | gs Mone, Lowa, Feb. 1 tile Michael Nore ¥ OPPORTUNITY A CULTIVATED PARI | right to resell at risk and cost of defaullng purchaser, ‘OF BLACK HAWK MARE AT AUCTIO’ Tn nominating Mr. Given to thts omice again, tt | of alr let tn behind the projectile. An extreme | isprary, pass along the first stoop and into class | have her Iriends believe, she had ccmpieteiy mes | Mon a, Feb, 16.— While Michael uty wil instracta fow children with her | after ten day's advertising in some newspaper pub: RSDAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTEENTH, | 15 proper to state to the Senate that I do so in com- | Fange ot one mile ts put down in the contract, and merized ut mab, 56 Years of ‘age, Was Cutting a large tree ub On THURSDAY, ”, e um. D.C. “t 3 room No.9, The “officer of the day” and lieuten- | “she showed to her friend: | Gatton county * hi > 1887, AT TWELVE 0'C) 1K M., in front of my | pliance with the juest Of a number of the most | the weight of gelatine to be thrown is 200 pounds, showed to her friends letters. purporting to | Gailon’s Grove, Skeihy county, Saturday, Ube tree. CHARLES B PEARSON, } rrastece, | salesvoomn, 1 will sall this tearuhitrale is so 2a | Buauce with the request of a num Misalseippl, and | ue, the guns as now buliding will turow 406 | ant of the guard were promptiy informed. ‘They | come from the goveruor eaeral. Naturally the | spit wale talline aed aoe ta IN BEOS., Auctioneers." f4-coloa_ | Puen hands, black a6 a raven, six years 0]d, good and | with that of one of the Senators from the Same pounds instead of 200, and the effective range Will | forthwith proceeded to Jackson’s old class room, Stitt caused comsiderabic talk among the ossii | man tn the back and shoulder, crusting a Rand bo beat as ratte haere will workanywhere, | state, ‘The letters expressing this request are | Probably be about two miles, where the ghost had been seen toenter. They | 80 Stories that Were passed about of her fre- | ning lim to the giound, causing instant deat! RUCTION IN OIL PAUNTIN AND DECORATIVE ART. MES. M. RE, PIKE Studio Rooms, 1, 2 and 3, 1318 DUNCAN: ‘TO-mORROW. : gaits, not afraid of steam, fies ofall biomimecat dens | herewith respectfully enclosed for the considera- | Air chambers and compressers of suMictent size | Where the Dy the faint light aduitied through | Qent visits to the hall would fill a volume, One gf thé finest and most stylish road horses in the city: | tion of the Senate. It will be perceived that they | and power are provided to enable fifteen shots to | fhe windows, seated upon. the rostrum with book | CemIng, Just as Lord Lorne and suite were about Perhaps Natural Gas Did It, 3pQUF NCH SOUNDS W vELRY AND ao ro bear thes faliest, tee the fitness of Mr, | be fired to the distance of one mile without stop- Ht. Its attl. | leaving the rallway station, to be absent from the | arrears Den ereece Br 918 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST. SE There wilaiso bo soll atl SAME IME an Open | Given for the oilice ang stints re dei thnk | ping, DUC the boat: were lieadiug for tue emery Ree Tear Sera erence 45 altace | capital for several months, telegraph boy rushed | grep ee Student's He ENTIRE STUCK OF W. c ‘Surry with Harness {made in New York), all elon: he should be continued in it. AL TUll speed, thirty shells could be thrown before | tion “Ina few ininutes the Agure proceeded to the | 1 the platform with # note for the marquis ¢ m Monday of last woek, as NGF SOUND SC eee oe eee ON eveNTH. at | @,suine Owner, who is losving for Europe. Under thege circumstances, and possessing my- | the air would be exhansted and the cruiser obliged | Huripoura where It went through the msnaurrs | closed Ih an envelope used by the telegraph com. | crossing Third Pond, near Blue Mill, Me. a lance igiadidateret ee TEN OCLUCK Aw. bargains willbe sod rp ye Rerateowire self a personal knowledge of ‘his Integrity and ft. | to turn tall, Thirty shells would mean the explo- | cating Rous on a iecture, then it, took ftom | PAuy- Tis note was irom the fascinating young | body of Water Smeacthine lees than twee tate te ‘Classes of all crudes for adults and children A, Want to go out of the jewelry business entirely, but ness, und of the claims which his faithful and | Son of 12,000 pounds of nitro-gelatine about the the trough a long pointer in its right hand, faced ady. It was immediately handed to the superin- diameter, his attention was attracted by a loud romuneiton and practical conversation acquired i ‘will continue the business with a larze stock of optical | WALUAI rec are ears “anirel 2" | fous an wil dp alin of waclvand wwely se: | WS) TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE A | Poyy'g, Daly st 10am-and4 pom: BLE BUSINESS PROPERTY atriotic se vernment, | euciny, or quite enough, if he alm were accurate, | the trou ‘ally occupied by the class, | “eNdent of police, Who was at the railway station, retefars aah 2 D247 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BE | Pacem i; am ot oF este to ear Wier eneta? | to juacity, In bis mind tue Utie. given co tke beat dod then went chroush’a sories of gestures as | Some sald it was'an attempt at blacknall; others | FWubling, resewbisng the sound of distant thun- DIGELY sat rR oe ee SORE DMAGE | not doubting that the Senate will embrace with | by the London 7imes, “the most infernal triumph though delivering a lecture, at intervals placing | 24 another theory, but no one knows ‘exactly |@er or the paséage of a heavy team over ‘PUBLIC AUCTION. cheerfulness an opportunity, with fuller informa- | of American ingenuity.” the pointer on the board as though to explain | What its purport was, as no further action was|a bridge. The reverberating waves seemed necessary ; lessons in peinting. HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Be victe rs tion, to reconsider their former vote upon his nom- | | In fixing the gun anently in its place the tt Ker bat wit. | taken. Itis stated here that should the suit for |to approach hia from. the’ direction ‘ot at Kom Ti Say Balliine-corucrrikant e. baows | Dn. z the District of Coltaniin pastetior eres ote A fuation. TMANDHEW' JacksON.” | designer has followed. out the old idea of making | Something FO de gee, inane, ‘he | divorce be pressed to an issue several important | tq nyoromch, hia, from the dtrecti ‘southern SSONS IN PHONOGRAPHY, ALL STYLES OF | CHANCERY SALE OF Vane in Isaac Abraham et al.are plaintiffs and Mark Git GN Sur Gitta the ship simply a floating gun carriage, The new | onicer of the day and sentinelof the guard entered | Withesses will be summoned trom Ottawa to give | cud of the pond, and a litle mom ‘thas ‘writing and beckkeeping. by’ a Professor (17th SROPEETy. ED OM STREET, Abraham etal gre defendant, the same being Equity On the 10th of duly the nomination was laid on | BEUSH crutser Polyphemus is built on the same | {iy “room, but no sooner had they crossed the | evidence in the case, Jnile from the place occupied by Mr. Gray at the ear). Moudsys and Thursdays, 6oclock p.m, Co- PILENTH STRRET, ESIC aiuae,, No. 10,255, Doo. 26, we offer tor fale, a y tion idea, and there are other floating gun carriages. | threshold than it vanished. The gas was lighted and SS time. AS the mutterings grew more and more fat lie Preparatory School, 1355 Hist nw. LHW HE TWENTE PIPTH DAY OF FEDRUAIL 1662, | te table and on the 16th of July a motion of Sen- | In tis cruiser the firing ts entirely under the con- | thecstoud wan at vanished. The gas wos uted aud A Gay and Bigamous Skeleton. distinet Mr, Gray paused in Wond The too a aw | DUE Lot Oar cceed ae Eerie es t FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. all those parcels of ground | ator Poludexter was adopted: “That the President | trol of the officer, in the pllot house. He has | Writing could be found upon it. ‘Thorough inves: | From the Chicaro Times” under bis feet suddenly rose Wo the height of four rated Sie td eb ae ps of, STOUR " simply to head his boat for the enemy, dash ahead | {titing could be ound upon it. Therough invos- feet, as Lhouch propel ambered ‘trente-two. Coe eat of the United States be informed that it is not the Ugations are being: y There was a skeleton in the family closet of No. 9922, Doe. 25, in which said, cause Geo! at full speed, and blaze away. ‘The trained pliot, | by Some inkzhty power 4 eae a Ania 5 y from beneath. Then it fell, rose again, and con- fodatite, she tanning Mane Ee Beker etal. are de | twenty-six (20) in Charles Wilkes’ subdivision of part | intention of the Senate to take any proceedingsin | even in the cxcltemeht of britle, would steer Nis See Sey Sees ‘quiet uatil | 84¢ W. Sprague, the famous living skeleton Of | tinued ite wate anda deere, will ofer forsale at publi sietion iatanaeg | of sauare numbered six hundred aid thirty-four (O84), | the renomination of Samuel Given t0 be register of | ship instinctively, so there would ve little trout Sayer de j the museums, who died recently, He was a fnan- | tidal wave, which rolled swiftly along until the Saat aaaicemaaaares decree will offer for sade a4 Public auction, tu trout of | With the unprovements thereon, the land office at Mount Salus, in Mississipp!, dur- | with the alm, except perhaps In getting the range. emperenast cially prosperous unfortunate, for his salary | head of tne pond was reached, when suddenly Meech the Niontve College of Oratory ana | He Mauiset. on TUESDAY, THE FIFTEEN! FOUR | ;,224m8 of sale: One-third cash, balance in two equal | ing the present session.” But pilots would be as cool as any other gunners, y ot » With A noise that awoke the echoes of the ord Dramatic Art.” YCLOCK P.M. those certain pisces or parcels of Pe ie rece rans any ce malo; the INQUIRING INTO THR APPOINTMENT. and could be depended on as well ag were the Edison’s Lungs Diseased. ranged between $50 and $100 @ week for many | Five nina there arose from ae pond an immense Fa a cask GEG en Ground situate in the city of Wanhincton, in the Dis- | Parable wo the order of the crusiess, Getinc kreeerat | At the next ensu! ng session, on the 6th of De- | Funners who used to handie the short powder-and- AND HE 18 SAID TO BR A SPIRITUALIST. Years during which he was an exhibit, and, as he | sheet of ice, which fell some distances trom the the pupil's residence i desired. Address Box 88, Star | pica tq olumbia, Known and described as Lote nuni- | Pade of wix per cent per anntim, and. secured by revere et all cannon in broadside tiring, where the rolling | A dispatch from New York Saturday says: Thos, | spent money siowly, he leaves an estate estimated | opening. ‘The lve Inlock and was 7 tte resid - jeld-dm*" | (355, in square uiimbercd one hundred and seventecs | HOR Of the title by the trustees, or alleash at the option | ember, 1832, a resolution offered by Senator Poln-| or tue ship wade the Tange Hore uncertaln thas at fully $10,000, From that fact arises the scan | feet lomg and 1% The piece together with, the iiaprovensenis and appar, | O5!be purchaser.’ 8100 down.on each property when | dexter, of Mississippi, was agreed to, which set | that of a fore-and-aft gun possibly could be. Fiat ees Add arenes | ae Se ar preps pee nt ny : z Was triangular in shap ¥ right side up, WPYHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ter “ ‘appel nveyancing st cost of purchaser. roy ‘Each gun can be fi ‘once in two minutes orthe | !@a, where he should have arrived to-day after a | ‘woman who passed as his wife, and who claims | with the e toward the base of the openit T 723 14TH ST. ¥. W. eget sleet prenerited ya tieree: Oe third BUGENE CARUSL Trustee, | Corin: ei eauaen Depemen or eee three succesdvely, {REO MIDU sout tour | eumey oO eOy Stages. He had a severe attack | the forcune = such. she says tit she was exe, | The ‘distance between the two bases was, In round os ho of the purchase money. paid in cash a 4 ped = poeate ee aie 1 new cruiser has a free of about four | of pleurisy last December, and 1t left his lungs | larly married to the atrophied human curiosity | numbers, twenty-ucue fest. One of themes sine And all other principal eities gale amd the residue thereot fu two equal instalmic f4-cokds tise Sam Peuister of the land ofive Au Mount Salus. in the | feet above water. ‘This is quize enouzh to enable | poate qiesased, Hike tesorery Io doomed te | EO Sears azo in Cleveland, wud thats eatler | gular circumustabers connected wiuh this upheaval Recornized an superior to all other similar Instita- | Prt mimry yikes paveble ete Bee ea eee wowed UNCANBON BRO, Auctions recess of the Senate in 1831, ang of the commis. | her to travel anywhere along the coast. She car- | DOP healih’ bt a now | She was his devoted companion and nurse. Sue | is the fuct that, although the Water at the piace fions, Unexcelled advantares for learning CONVER- | Prorsinssrd tiveiy nae day of tale ed oe ee TS Son appointing said Given to tidbame omce inthe | Hes enough coal to travel 5,000 miles at 22 knots | possible, His health was never robust, and now | Taq been a minor actress in, dine. Mauscaius sel | winked ae moUK the waver af cue piace BAUM TRAM now for Laden, Gentlemen and Chit: | cured by sdeed of trust on #aid projerty, or the entire | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED REAL esare | 02 aPDo!nting sald Given to thd ‘also a copy of | Af ROUF. ‘This would take her about 700 miles at | els helpless. He insisted on carrying along ls | was a good-looking girl of twenty. Sue declares | than five Teet in depth, mud was found on tho ant’ a free. very Saturday LECTUMES | fase money may be paid iu cashat ‘the option ot | ON EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET BE- | the opinion of the atcornes Gener oe ete en full speed. She could probably turn a complete | Overt and clerical staft, Edison has Lately become | at she did not know of Sprague having hada | botcom or the cake, which corresponded exactly ~ ~ the purchaser. A deposit of one hundred dollars will ‘EEN NEW ‘i BEL rior wife, and that he represe! court- | with that found on the bottom of the pot AVE teschook for brocrants 24 | peratinarof tie wuchwscrat tine ofmale. the trus- | NOWEWEOT, he AVENUE AND SPHERE | gcates in relation to the sald last mentioned com. | #vle Of a radious of tries her length in, between | expert and clerical stafl, Raison has Lately become Enip that he wasa bachelor, But. am tndsabead | mimiarwsqund.on the bottom of tive pond. thes poh Ey x. | HGIFSRENS the Tueht to resell the said property in de-| py virtue of a deed of trust dated October 15 plpesonrs: S05 the opinions (it any) of former | 5/Tnuch greater number of torpedoes with her when | erable time and thought to the use of his phono- | yh wist how comes forward. She shows a mar- | bouwom, SLOCUTION AND DEAMATIC ART, VOCAL | fault of compliance by purchaser with suid terms with- | 1905 and duly teeeedcaie theta ee Attorney Generals in siinilar cases, and copies of | ate oPn oy ‘To show how she compares with ph or talking machine to communicate with | riage certificate to prove that She Was married to oo reat Sy Guitare and Reautng Private Leswons’and Dea: | of sale, at iak and expense of de- | iti md duly recorded in the land records, of the the commissions which may have issued in itke | $olng ons Cralse, To show how ane compares with | fredead. ‘Thess ghostly golngs on have disturbed | 7198 Ary ae ig sihsagy bitin ba bk a eo eee fi anderen Arnot wil al af pubig auetch: | Fesponse to the resolution onthe Trchot becom. | Kindy. be eald that tie Bester, ‘bulie sor th | Mowe capltallsis who have heavy, concer in Dis | wie She bore him three chlldres. “Hie tested | grazocst seven vente CAUSED Two YOUNG Wy SHINGTON ACADEMY OF Tex onaPay Hae gue roams op MONDAL THE MESSY: | ber the President transnteed tte commissions | Spanish government, carries bu teh torpedoes al- | Mrenuons, and, Fumors, of insanity ave crea ee See MN 70 PranT. 3 renOve fr pitel is it. Lh. W. er pa % 4 ~- cl cl cl a. < 4 lemme : le a ae joels-diae” | — AJIALE G'CLOOK UML au undivided oueshalr inter | of commissions Issued In Uke cases by Terence nae | ts the usual number carried, ‘The range orthe | Fide any such dea and declare that his intellect 4S | Pood Go be licnines baaks heen” thors aici | ‘TWO young gentivmven ot New Orleans, Messrs aw a | Ere Se te uoeiviced cne-hale inter i best of these foreign torpedoes 1s 600 yards under | 88 clear and strong as ever. be a contest for it. Robert Roman and Sydney Louts Theard, met im | HT, ¥ Futon, auctioneer. ey gt Washington, in the said District of Columbia, | Printed tor the use of the Senate: DUC TO Ieee eee | the most Tavorable clreumstances,and in a seaway a peau eh Gene ————se_—_____ Personal combat Sdturday morning to settle, by TSF | a dptill sell at my store, 1218 Pennsylvania avenue | snd John H. Saunders’ subdivision ot origiaal int soven | Pear in the journal of executive proceedings. ot more than 100 or 200 yards. The exploding Letter From Gladstone, Pouring Tea a Fine Art Now. an appeal to the code, a misunderstanding which ‘4th sea w Rahveet by public auction, commencing on WED. | (7) in squace numbered four nundred sed ates CA5OE QUESTIONING THE PRESIDENT'S AUTHORITY. change Js 73 pounds, of gun cotton, an explosive | PaBLIAMENT WILL CONTINUE PAHALYZED UNTIL THR | Washington Special to St. Louis Globe-Desocrst, had arisen between them at @ ball given in tho es —————_ RESDAY, NTH. Fe as Per plat recorded in ibes "Bo : : + a cle ared IRISH QUESTION IS SETTLED. tea table uch perm: ed OS sa ant Pidined Tullen Methoe, QELOCK A. Ma lnneo aud valuable Collection of for- cont ofthe warieyertofice 6 the aid District, {o. | On Monday, December 31st, 1832, Mr. Poindex- | with nitro-gelatine. KE. C. Peck, a London -engi- | The tea table 1sasmuch a Oxture and 2 | residence of a proialnent creole merchant last ‘Mr, Gladstone in a letter just made public sup- | nency in society here as me life in Engia _ iy ae enn poe SIGNOL FABIANE trom Paris. Earupe, 1017 10thn.w. ‘ ‘ = ter submitted a series of resolutions in relation to | neer, has recently proposed, however, to build a s 3 “ phon venta d in in home life in Engiand, | Wednesday nigut. ‘The cause of te quarrel is thar uhasoas seb atsieae WaSErTion old Veet Chains, Charios, Lockets, Scarf "pin 2 pass ec — lets, Ap: ~ ‘Terms of sale: One-third cagh, and the residue in two = st & sort of marine rocket, 14 fett long, which shall be | Porting Mr. Slagg, the liveral candidate notil- | and young girls are priding themselves far more | said to bea charming creole girl, whowas the gat se request ol, and’ Cxclunively” fon, pap STen ES Glee Earnings Fins, Bracelets, plain and | equal installments, payable in six and twelve mouths | te President's power of appointment concerning charged with water heated undef Immense pres. | nated to contest the parliamentary seat for Burn- | ons." accomplishments in making tea and man. | Dee Of the bail in question, it athe principals ae —_29Ft-Lm*_| Studs bracel. crits det old Jewelry of ueaniy | My day of sale (08 which the notes of the purchaser, | the Givin case, which set out: “hat the power | suns that whea a valve is openod In the sterner | ley made vacant, bor the death at Mor Weta aging the tea table than on any little musical | #24. (heir seconds rifuse to talk about tbe affair LAT oes aarmeatios axp xxorasit | 25 iescrivticn, Overs Giants Overste. Revok | gr ail case parghasas Option. R deposit of sod | Vested in the President to fill up vacancies which | the Lorpedo ythe water will ly out as steam and | Ryiands, the lberal-untonist, says: abllity Stiey Mian REDE” Sos wane Oats | pocain g pont vas tole realurizti can be learned, A Prof, F.8. +E, late Civil Service Examiner. olid silv.r Ware, &e., &. (Over fol Will be requiredat time of sale, All conveyancing and | may happen during the recess of the Senate, by | Fush olf 2,500 yards, if wind and wea Ot n uRor th relve months I have been tellin; ‘ i tid “ j Sh dee atatk once them Geter moon a or Cc lege, Annapolis, West Point | Silver ches.) “ recordiny ut the cost of the purchaser. te ur e t. “He proj to use 100 pounds of gun yr the last twelve months € | can keep the water always bolling and a tresi pot | honored in the stat®, one of them being a son of orcivy Service Eeauinations Apply JOO Sunat nw. |. Tustale will continue, morning at 10 otlock. and | sale are ot commited with wenn ten dese aieraaic, | SrantN Reir next seston, cannot be extended ine | couion for destroying the enemy. No more power: | the English, Scotch and Welsh that thelr parila: | of tea ch hand, has Wint Ooe walang calf pre | duke Alfred Roman and the other a'son of Judg> Spite = be eet ey at ‘From | the trustees reserve the right to Tescil the property’ | Youd the ittnitation In thames ood ‘any vacancy | ful device than this has ever been proposed by for- | ment will continue paralyzed and their business | Hent engageménts for the season, and as soon aul Emile Tueard, TEES JRIENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL, | “Persons holding tickets of any issue will Teche SRATRA RIG, eas tee defaulting | Witen man happen in the recess of the Senate | eign torpedo makers. neglected until It setties the Irish question. ‘The | She came to the city was selzed upon by two ho-.- | _ ‘The duel took place at 7 o'clock Saturday morm ] loot note HB. FU! Miitookds GEOL EMHONS et Trustees. | having been lied by 2 commission Itaived aeace | _ ‘the new crulser will be armed with the usual | Roslected until tt settles th that, but the Southern | esses, who cach clalimed one afternoon every woe. | fuk, mear Versalisy th St. Te snard parish, just AP HOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. — iss T—, When I remarked that I Lad | priuctpals and tueir s8couds took carriages at Boe UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. | 1 t the constitution, cannot under any circum- | Fapid-tiring guns which are placed on foreign tor- | English did not, and they stopped the way. They, a Sunesgaence ‘she Was spoken of to me Une 0% | GHaNcERY SALE OF VALUABLE proven | -SECUTOR’'S SALE OF PA EN SORREL | Pening after a session of the Senate shall have in- | Craft like herself and small boats. Men are at | conclusions we will have to pay with them, and never known her initial letter before my friend | hot’s estwblishment, ou St. Anu sUreet, and drove stances be deemed and held a new vacancy, hap- | Pedo boats. ‘These are to be used in battle with | pay heavy for the delay. Before we reach certain AIR GOLD! he in © ’s yard and she can be 2 “he said: “I call her Miss Tea because she is always | to Uhe spot selected for the encounter, ‘The weap- eS 9 n HORSES, INDIAN CHIEF COLTS FROM KEN- | Urvened. That the appolntinent of Samuel | Work on her now tn Cramp’s yi after the thing has been done the Tories H ” ‘Tlie } : hat paneer aeane | PROPERTY ON THE NOL SIDE OF 1 TUCKY: 5iv! it in s 1 ‘tea somewhere,” Miss Tillie Frelinghuy- | Ous Were French dueling swords, Hardly had t! STEEN. BES : 4ND SEVENTH UCKY: SNGLISE. LANDAU, MADE BY 0G. | Givin by commission bearing date the 3d day of | built in six months. gin to say and believe that they always were home | pouring rm med each month. ssons in Type Writing. STE TWEEN SL IBLE | Oct egis It is conceded that this boat is not enough to | rule: ‘ostly Dia ith the national interests | Sen Was such an adept in the art and so often | two Young men taken thelr positions than the ‘Shigesdecenk vente Wisse uw. Ja3-3mo BSTREETS SOUTHWEST. One Ess. ee Moone darerintes State of Missicipph toni Ge defend the coast from a great enemy. A~ fleet | SweTS, Costly playing. Wherefor the tories | ensconced behind atea table iner own Louse that | Contest Dezan wit devided finpetuant's.. ‘They NN’S KINDERGARTEN, > S the District of Columbia. peseed is the ences HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COMPRISING— a vacancy in that office which happened in the re. | Of them Would not take the place of great ships | exist. They have played a certain time with all | MF. George Bancroft offered to design her a coai- | Went a itso Louy and Tlereely Laat ts ey were Nvs PEIWARY SCHOOL, 1918 cause of Cusick vs, Cusick et al No. 10381, 1 wi HANDBOME PSRIGTS ACTS Wa eta ERY | cess of the Senate, was a full and complete | and steel batteries, but an torpedo boat and | great questions during. the last tty. or sixty | Of-arms with two teapots raunpant for her crest” | weparated three times, at. Tiseant menivede HURSDAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTEE: jd in the heat of the says she will | years, and when they leave off with one they soon oe Hesh Wound on the teft | Place. one bluek south of Dupont cirele r ‘CANE ROCKE! ND Cl exercise of thé power vested by the con- | a0 auxiliary fighter, Lieut, Zalin: pd FABLE, ,OARE BO his AND CHATAS, Ti-rd term begins February 7, 18% $87, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, at pubiic ai IL PAINTINGS, BKIC. | Stitution in. the President of the United | be asuccess, It 1s bélleved that ir a simple rubber | find another wherewith to play ay ” SUING REPRESENTATIVE GLOVER FOR Lise.—R. | ection. After the th out Mr. Theard was = ——— = o- : ‘ : ad : | D. Lancaster, surv i ° een the U and forefinger of COLLEGE, AXNALOLIS MD. eicccok Cab ite de | SONA Se gua EeA MH Ut gUDEE | Suen In, Tepe, Tat raehey and ho | BAF We Ly Sey rding Days, the eu rien | ME Gndatgnc conte i tera toows: |, Lapeer, suet of Ly ous i Might Mand and te ght was stopped Sn at ed | from the thes ol of lot, 3 Ne Ry. | expire by the ation therein ex] whic! reol ‘© qlove 4 oth cl v ‘ school be go" - i) fe ence north one bun wenty-1 4 * Ce 4] et or even cs a ~ . wd a amt ee ee OSL PELE: gar | Cree) fet four (fluchow to" the aliey in therearot| EEK GE tata aa ati, DEDSTEADS, LU. | that polnted Out in theConstitution, "by and with | APet ot boats in ukis port, oF even ond capable Tsu ov ae j Peconcidation'” was errectly projet Preps THOMAS FELL. A.M. | suit lot theucealong the alley aud therear line orsaid | RE AUS, WASHSTANDS WiRk HiWeees y the President’ alone of a mile away would make even the ironclad] The Sunday law bas made New Orleans ‘Theard and Roman were satistied with: ‘ ses En) i) i cet atin fet: ahcuoe rucming tout ope | © AATeaDe HALL FURMIT ERE Baus eRe | appoiutment by the bearing date July 21, 18% | Briuisher waty ‘of Tunning in, say without & | quiet city upon the Sabbath, abolishing Of thar respective Teprescutativen, They sto Exocentos | De uaingot besinning ea pie ie ee BITES, Be BEING THE ENTINE Haxbeoue | 1 be register of the land office at, Mount Salus | Piicut. Zalinskt has drawn the plans of a pro- |‘ bustle and ilfe that usually prevailed Satisfaction of everybody concerned. Mr. Theard’s perwen's educations com. | "urmurvi aie" Cash faxes" bevpald out of pro.| EUBNTRURM CARPETS £c. CONTAINED 1x | and the state of Missesipy, to which office ne UT AVENCE | been appointed 1n the preceding recess of the | tected cruiser, with a curved steel deck from five | Upon that day; but it is in the creole or} Gey. BurLeR SUED FOR $100,000 Damaces.—The | wound is palan IL but by noweans dangerous, Tom | oveds of ‘sale. "A deposit of $100 required of ten hi ecessarily be | French parishes of the state that it has had the | suit of John H. Lester against Gen. Benjamin F. — son ~ % SESE powers they posses until | stic." if the termoot male areuot complied with inten | pNORTHWEST. | ieomne, Const ok te | Gt S, paIDGRie TisIRTIOR DE Cie Ceara at | MUX: Ava argin hy ties proveoele Of om CHEENy. | greetouhoxvect, Compuetaly TevenstaCatiny the ts | Butler tor SOOO Eee aes Sepieeees ten | A WWust imginkp meepenanar SEDO, MAltiys COLLEGE oF | delatating barchaser’ “All convetensinttse PatMdgaig | District of Golumble holding a erm tor Or- | the United Buates and 0 dangerous usurpation of | Compartments without number would save tho | &nq habits of the people, Some of, the towns tn | ee eT ees haat | SHOT DEAD BY 4 MAN UE INTENDED TO Ta AMD CUTION AND ORATORY | ost. " M. SUCOLBERT Trustee, ie eile ha ieee geeeU one nue ested | power, which, it sanctioned by the Senate mag, | Sb een it struck by the ordinary vorpedo with a | {he pracapas ast is called, say they are Deh heer ting Teel gt} PRATHER. ES Ouh strece n. wa.pear the City | © t5-dkds Fest n. EDNESDAY, the SIXTEENTH BOC OF FEBT TE | at the will of the President for she time being, de. | 100-pound charge of gun cotton. ‘The. armament | (ne ALtSkapas, as tt Js ‘Abbeville, the county seat =that he then came Ghington | A-spectal to the Baltimore American trom Cum 2 Stenidly equipped and ita | PyUNCANSON BHOS, Aue AD. 1887, oiameneiig at TEN BELSCs At gall ee aes oe a are Deleted appoint. satis basting batt ton ee hightpowe: | of ee Eel e tae oa ghee ere and obeatned fo return 10. Geo. Butler ated deriand, Md., February 13, says: There is great .LS (rach 100 feet ‘afford | — at the residence of the Mra, McCeney, X. ments to office under the government of the each “I day law will completely destroy it. a 7 4 odo . cpportunities tor developing the streusth | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPOVED REAL | Gonuecticutavenuencrihwert ol to sees Woeatoos | manta, (C gomTice under, the gover register of the | €xDlosive, tion in and around the town 1s almost wholly Sale tn Wachee Gon enee {he | excitement in the nelzborhood of Paw Paw, W. as ancievantart forhome and | XXD'F STRERTSSONTH AWE 1k Tne care | Tamang, carpets, Romses, labden, harness, #c. ‘his | land office at Mount Salus, Miss, was not legally : French. sunday has hitherto been the great, and Thad $180,000 In his: possession; | Va & few miles east of this etty, over the killing fur use in public aise, VOICE GUL. | OF WASHINGTON, D.C. Of fine goods attention of parties in search | and constitutionally filled by the said last men- A Big Fire in Augusta, Ga. gala day of the year, AS ir day in England, ‘oath and was helping | of Millard White, of Wheeling, one of a posse who PHYSICAL HARMONY, TORS. the’ District of Coluubis, passed on the four ‘can be seen at Downey's | Sad office hag been vacant since the adjournment | “Hraraly had the crowd left the matinee perform- purchases, ‘was sent to Mrs. Lester and her child | guilty couple. “The tragedy occurred at a potut‘on Sitios. PaStour VistsLe SPEECH, ‘of December, A’ Be Tee Stables Monday and Tuesday previous to ante. of the Senate On the 16th day of July, 1832, at é their supplies for the week and toenjoy themselves, A seals EEPLESHON” GRATURE aRDn ESE: | Sent G9 of December 3 edilic mations ts heoere i eis which time the commission of said Given’ granted | ance of “Lady Audley’s secret,” by Mra. Bowers, | The Abi a r Was Violating his LATION GF THE ENGLISH LAN. | | By wirtuerot adecree of the Supreme Court of, ‘f N,-The Horses, Landen and Harness will bo sold Stoned pppointiment of Samuel Given, and that the | THe OPERA HOUSE AN» OTHER BULLDINGS BURNED. | When ail the people from the surrounding country | the enemys and that he (Lestery dented this, but | started from Paw Paw Friday night to punish a ; in her possession was found | ‘Timber ridge, some distance from the town of Paw ville merchants and rs [a + “ by the President in the recess of the Senate in | in the opera house in Augusta, Ga., Saturday af- | that their business is considerably less than hat | $12,000, which’ Gen. Butler took and receipted for | Paw. About’ a week ago a Mrs. Wallace, aged rr ; muses, on WEDNESDAY. the TWENTS. His methods of instruction are in advance of an; ot $1) % y ie. that amount being afterward returned | about thirty years, left ber husband and went to Ben ; uetion 2 vance of anyin | THIKD DAY of FEBRUARY, A.D. 15st, at HALF. 1830, expired by its own limitation.” ternoon, when the cry of fire wasgiven and the | What it used to be, and that the sales tor tne | 2395,0 ‘aauan hak is ton ‘was | live with @ man named Miller. ‘The neighbors fie sever Sdeicing tie EECE NT DISCOVERIES opthe | PAST FOUR OCLOGR E- 3G) The followin parcels of ‘These resolutions were ordered printed for the | theater was found te yo on, fire, seis the prog- | Whole week are now less than the average of @ | unjust and bis wife had to submit to great indie. tinted the couple to leave the locality; Siner Mik oa me ie Feat ed Hioeuions Over is i the Guy od Wasungton, ti ide District of Col. idee or ee ress of thee the streets were flied with thou. | BrCvioUsSungay, and Many ANSI that If the law | nies. caraged the Reguaerieeh thats seme ee he Culley x = | : = GAIN as to er raged that . pois aud Claw Lennon, day acd | “ELRST. ‘The north half of lot numbered ten (10) | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DAPROvED nin San MoM Lae sands of people. ‘The splendid Masonic hall and | grave to some ouher locality where there 1s ho Sun Snor His Wire axD Stansep Hrasere.—Mrs, | song whom was Mr Wallace, the enered non ~ Fetruary chawes are now forminz. Send | dmproved by «four story brick building. known as No. | | PROPERTY ON RE ae ee THINS feo ene aed oc February following President JAcK- | poster, whore the fire ‘the Globe hotel. law, or Where the people will make their pur- | w Sten omy of Prince Hawards county, Ve, | band ot the started 40 the bi ot ieSen | SUMEVERTY STEER T andune sry buck bulling, | SURE BETWEEN LAND at ST son sent the folowing message to the Senate: | the stores. of Daly & Atimreny aud Juines. G, | chases upon a week day. Was shot Thursday by herhusband. Se died ri: | Miller sad she Soaeta eae to eae ners RIEESCEMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE (BURNED | “SECOND: “Tue touth half of lot numbered eleven | BY virtue of a deed, of trust iuly recorded tn, “The renomination of Samuel Given to be register | Balley were gutted. ‘The fire, whieh Droke Out at ug eee day. ,bupuy,, after ehooting is wite stabbed | purpove of tar and featiyerini Ue couple.” Among cee Oe ma SSETR A EARAY, DEC. 12, in| 71) uuproved by a tive story brick building khown ax | Hber N Cf, No. 58, folio 25%, &c., one of the landé of the land office at Mount Salus, in the state of | 6:06, was under control at 9:30. ‘The Central hotel — Dhuself several times, buthe may recover. men in the posse was Millard White, who Was Balbo Satie comer oA hs epable | No. 319 SEVENTH STREET, with iour story beck | fords of the District of Golimnbla, 1, wilt sch 12k | Mississtpp, having been on theloth of July last | ald aie, Stores, of J.B. White & Co. were Dadly | WHAT HAS BEEN DONE 10 KESTORR THE CIFY OF | The tragedy 1s sald U6 have been the outgrowth of | in that locality attending tue Tuncral of ‘his Bu ict eset ab D street | Huililine audka building in the rear. front ot the presnises, PAST POUR OeLOck | laid upon the table of the Senate, with @ resoation | damaged. Several small’ stores were destray' CHAMLESTON. Jealousy. mother, who @ied a few. days before. White was nan c THIRD: vart of lot numbered six (6). Beginning | 8! ee eines ae nid ing | declaring that it was not the che | The total loss amounts to over $200,000. ‘The Bow- | wom the News and Courier. POE Ty rag EES crsuaded by the party {0 accompany thet to the ee ee eat, 2? suport, themselves fog the mune ot the northwest corner of sid fot ons | 2, H,tpecouin Ba beer in atupe +02, fronting | declaring that 16 w Droveeding In mgerd tonue | ers company ‘had their ‘entire. wardrobe inthe Five months have elapsed since Charleston was | 4 Drvoce Suir AcaiNer Manin Puescory.—| house. ‘The party arrived at tue house about 10 Pooh ee ase Mavi Writing. the | thiriy-ave (io) fect eleven (11) inches; thence aoath | 1s sud M streets, bys of 09 ech A_inens® | during that session, a vacancy im the oice was | theater, and It, was lost. Manager, John iitchie | _ Five months “are elapsed since Charleston was William Perzel, husband of Maric Prescow the | o'clock Friday night. White was the first o¢ (be - about forty-four (44) feet to a ten (10) foot alley: nese Practice, Commercial : x. This 4 thence west about thirty-fve (35) foct eleven (1) peulbg wramiche A Tey eons | tucles, and thence to the beginning, improved by «| Where property is in ‘trame, dwelling: ed Seys the loss ‘to the company will approximate begun a divorce sult, He is a rich | posse toenter, “Miller worang from his bed, seized Brogaty Mngeatraly octied aad | sevice required to. bo Mice aad ete tead aig | $20 000, Mra Bower's wardeobs alone beta valued | over amictedan American city. ‘Thestory of the | RinwSanesween Nee ree me, Hels a RVaoubie-barrelied shotgus,” which Was “loaded = increasing | by tne appointinent of Samuel Given, 1 therefore | &t $10,000. Manager Kitchie says he will cancel terrible disaster has been told over and over again. | Widow when, five years ago, he fell in love with with buckshot, and Killod White instautiy. Tse jon Fees—Day sewsions—Regular | rick stable. ‘one and two years, | nominate the sald Git ‘same office. all dates for a month ahead, and he and his com- her. She was then acting in New York. He pro- baiance of the ‘party flea after hearing the shot Ti Se ae peat SO ays y ie ewular | Tye above property offers unusual inducements to a path, palance in two years, | nominate the sald Given to the sain toa | Pany Will return to New York for a new outit, | $0, too, has been told the story of the loving, Prac- | Visa the money for her ensuing Ventures’ aha | Rea’sngak yay ed after nearing Ure, shot ~ persons desiring investments in business property. Droperty, in pers wi rere transmitt tical sympathy of the American people—a sympa- iths ago he 10 Fe a de tull ons ener ge tO eset: | Perms uf saloas provided by decree are one fourth | beariug interest, or all cash, at the option of the pur- | with his renomination At the taxi sete have | A. coldwave had been predicted for Saturday star, Two months ago he went to Europe on busi- | escape, and ‘from last accounts he had pot been a year scholarahip, in full on snterin So. ian | apy cash, balance it one (1), two C2) and three Gi cl If terms of sale are ‘not Hed with within | received others from the most respectable sources | Dight, and the heating apparatus of the theater | thy which found: ina ‘ness and leit her to go on a professional tour, for | captured, although a large crowd are searching golden flood of urter of 10 weeks, 32 withinterest from day of sale for wi ten days. the trustee citi Barcheser. ait | in the state of Mississippi bearing the fullest tes- | Rad been put in operation, and from a defective | charity. It was not Until Charleston held up_her | the financial substamtiality of Which he was Te- | tus country not Meg, jour Droperty at tlak and cost of Geisalune purchcr, ‘ceased to flow i ore 0 oh ccterita: mee 2 ; flue regular yposed to | hands and stayed the flood that it sponsible, On his recurn he 80 he avers, ———— nthe, $18. pernnle 26 quctacrieeand balapes | CSisers.” Upon comhnnadion ot suid snd wera ag conveyancing at cost of 1 this character nro the twer sce sed ae aor Gf | have originated “Halling walla St times tnreae. | Hencae na “At that ane over senoesee tae hoe that her relations with i. D. Mcbeas ce Special Gloves for Dancing. Oneuterine, . ao all purchase money ‘the property will be couveyed. | Fequifed at the time: 8. KERN, Trustee. | members of the convention to | ened to firemen, and the escape of all with- | contributed, of which $630,000 1n round numbers Reading actor of her company, are uct as to mnake Prom the Londoe Truth. Uilustraced Cireular sent free on application. Couveyancing af cost of purchaser. If wernus of wale | _! EDERICH 5 revise the constitution of the state, and aiso by | OUt a Scratch is almost miraculous. Had the tire | was set apart for the ‘of the homes of | it imperative that he should legal ppt nigerian dctighttal kina ot den Sama A SPEER ES, Gusta cen Prine Sil seatll’ sk cat Gad Hak of totem mescbene FTHOMAS DOWLING, Atctioncer. many met ‘of its present legislature. They Soourred baie an hour earlier or anhour later the | those who would otherwise 2 pave, bons, bowetoss, tion, "welean is from New Oricans and is cy haw A = eed ——— A it of 8500 each in the first “is and | GHANCERY SALE VED | also show that the appointment r. Git bo ae RPL eae ace EA | a a ETUSTD See ote ectir ak | Mester. eee, wey ale | ery trearanzooo tat Yo bud the | Src he eet Gomme, eer, fie. Instruction Fav om an : 4 5 ‘ANDREW ar, Geography. History, Peuusuship and WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee, iN oa its alms houses and other in- WOOD, Principal J. J. 43g st. nw. rr. ‘HOW THE MATTER WAS SETTLED. to ou JAMES H. BAVILLE, Travis, By virtio of » decree of of the, No Lmaxniox van ram Hraxta Horm—There | Suvutions devoted vo the care of te sick and inde ME aenetre sata OED | og SESINALD Fears Pree Soa cod cig | Olona vun ot 20 nays to 10 7en. | tno, a cra cru tn Noe. esury| nen coo ty semaine na Den ome to Mion Gentiesnen.“ At ei iy from 2 Be i On on motion of Mz. Fudge Hughoe in ee ena ee be Be SS resolution declaring against the appointment of ‘the three executors of the will—Mra af Saito. fns ide aay eseroany ‘a citizen of one state to office in another-state was Jar, Fulton and Mr. W< of | poured into Charleston has who bs pene Seas pi, Tescinded by 8 Vote of 17 to 9; and on the che cours to Rave comedy of She ‘could not do so with their Itmtted means to rebuild MOGLIAN Praepos. feria crermere scene ENDLESS VARIETY. POT. Wooani and ‘jon Eaup commissioners ot | ett houses, walle cetera, who, were able have ‘ther aaines EEE SS EaLS Pttinaca the eaneeaer?: O75 | Wholesale and Retail. {ie court for tne lreots a sale of the | S180 not been is rene trom i Tung, ‘the, under fordcwarattention. Private class in Pho atver full to be made in April, ve WOrk ‘to over to contribute to pe gs eS BABY COACHES, BABY COACHES, ‘subject to the confirmation of the court. snore mechamion, While over 1.500 ‘while we are do iin bad ndeswartey are bem ofthe ‘at Manufacturers’ Prices. Wore, sangeet whoa will ‘Rev. Dr. baward Einoui fo? Boys, tament by the Sisters z Also Dealers in BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, WAGONS, eee iES—100¢ F 8ST. N. i CH. RUPPERT, 2 403-405 7thst. nw. Laszzrs Lox Orne ‘No. 361 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, ae Sp ae pes CELLI r=, Sete Weciibe aod Pears: Sas KYHAND AND_ EXPERT ‘ror tially taught” Success ruaranteed if seriou Sinerwinedon tapply. Priva preferred. 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