Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1887, Page 3

es oe r STAR: WASHINGTON, -D, ©... SATURDAY, . THE EVENING Weltten for Tox Evesiva Sea, THE LAST BUFFALO HUNT. FAREWELL 10 THE GREAT AMER- be added the buffalo killed by the Indians during the Same period. ‘This number was about 1,213 000, making when added tothe white hunters’ record a grand total of 4,373,730 buffalo killed in ‘the southwest tn three years.” The remnant ofthe southern herd fled to that great Barren waste Tr TwrrSwers Aso Sumer Or Ta gig et a SEVENTH STREET, — Mr. W. A. Lackny, of this cit} tp’ making @uite }° " BQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE socrETY is eieenien. eo - wasmmmainel- satin’ ICAN BISON. hide hunters aieeen ‘thems tntdl as thee satan record for himself thts season with Fanay Daven ING SEVERAL YEARS IN BALTIMORE Aa, when their numbers had so decreased that hunt ort, Speaking of the performance of “Much Ado OF THE UNITED STATES, MANUFACTURING CLOTHING, AND COMES BACK Whe End of a Woody and Retentlees ficuing Ge kaon teed UTE... 1418 really sa Cte? ” heMemphis Daily Scimtiar skys: OER EXPERIENCE I AL. THE BRAMGHES BI a elem! deving: ‘nol ‘were 3 “AILORING Perwecution—A Seareh for Specimens: f ssisiered by wholesale for tne hides, we0 | vaunted taster” “M. Eifel, coe cscrartar of "he arranged ta mace ornuutly a ach ouers | MG AaGGne RENE EG Sno tbe Biya Ber the Year Buding Dewaber Six, 1896, ANDMAS LOCATED AT 024 7TH BF. X. W- AND i be a y ‘Opportunity to show it,” Wh To —— = Tie com robes wore only a paltry pittance | hideous thing,” answers the question hiinself”in poten ng Chean not by ug eer 4 — Robert L. Downing returned to New York with | Amoux® or Lxpoxs Assrrs, Jaxcany ‘Usk, 1886..........nsoreereveneceseessersersesssstrensnsense-$02,087,513.85 | AND: Ed By WILLIAM T. HORNADAY, In 1876 the northern herd was probably twenty | (B@interview, of which one of our Paris corre- } bat, tn alphat re “Spartacus” on Monday night, appearing at the four, APPRECIATE THE VALUE OF GOOD STYLISH. umber, People’s Theater in 34 avenue. He was entha. MADE CLOTHING, MANY OF OUR GOODS ARE : “Paris rably. A. sae maine . times as large as the ere ee ee ‘hostess for the next being one of the eS J twenty times as much territory. ft was estinated | 350 have the greatest tower in the world, after ae ited. to. a ‘and _als0 88° | stactically welcomed back and called before the PQUAL TO THE BEST CUSTOM WORK. —— by the e that ‘were | all. M. Eiftel’s tower, which the government has Bev eversthing ry Working order. curtain tin by IONEST DEALINGS, ‘A FULL DOL- Copyright, 1887. the ove ova pula ics © radios 9 ici Suthorsd him to soon the Seem fortienoon Pr iy belag one pt ther and, this rule Sour Bow” » men ano have ‘the opus Foe Pee wEe GOODS FOR EVERY DOLLAR 0} io S Of Miles City, 3 U a EST, 1. told the northern terd contained ‘Gver ‘a ralition | Wil = en i oe Sena aeay Y{as most rigidly entoreed; there was iitlo tempts: | wvaiag nial ts the somewhat ‘peculiar BUSINESS ON A SOLID. EQURDATION. WEAR Jam obliged to confess that Ihave been gulItY | “ihe xorthern Pacttic rallway was ‘opened’ for | structure. to whom such homage was | given in this way co the entertainer was 60 title ofa new play, sata to be rather more serious rue pa oie in cane taking part in the extermination of the Duttalo, Bets rym Glendive eastward in 1861.” 1 am told | paid the other week for her grandeur and greatness Slated that few cared to make a new re, Huan anything siehas yet Attempted, which Mies TURN YOUR MONEY. HONEST Wran MPs: ‘Were it at all tomy credit I could eve - “4 le buyers tha iat year carr stati orld compared. The using games and genera lelen Dauvray tor pau ING GOODS AT HONEST PRE " vater ortion | 160,000 buffalo hides out of the country, and an | this gigantic monster, Lord Nelson’s monument it all insured prompt att few New York Lyceum: PRICES. WEGIVE OUR Pee are tied e greater anne Pinar | cea names. the soe teenie ane ane | ak ae a ee 7220 | in atter eight Ok the ood oid ian | —Some one hes feured ony tn dr: WH. cn. YEARS ESPERIENGE 18 tor ora eae to the whole number now al a shipped by steamers on the Missouri river 18 at | feet; St. Paul's, 360 feet; the it of our grandmothers, none too early Jette’ r. We YEAR'S EXPERIENCE IN THE BUSINESS. e00D man in this country except Jim McNaney. Be- t unkno In 1883 the number of hides t. Peter's of feet; the ne | evening as full of fun and merriment as ours ape aed theatrical ventures are bringing GOODS AT LOW PRICES, AND PAR BETTER tween my three cowboys and I we killed ped fell to 25,006, and the catch of the next | cath 522 feet; the Washi monument, | always were, There were neither fines nor initia; ‘an income of something like $2,000 a week. about one-tenth of all the buffalo in the United | season amounted to ‘but one. car-toad of hides, | at present the highest in the world, 855 feet, and | {ion fees imposed upon us, to be wrangled over at | — Mlle. Rhea’s American career is almost ended, of protected imits. But I blush to | Which were shipped from Dickinson, Dakota, by | the Paris tower 181,000 feet.”_In order to sae Put sriven: ene Sgancm, and we were really, Togrrie | unless her managers are much lesa regardful ot ‘States outside of prot st ‘and | J: N. Davis. In 1885 not a single hide was in’ the | what M. Eiffel had to say to the various: Sus | fu! When the short, warm evenings of the trath than theatrical are. It . PRINCE ALBERT ANB Lat. own it, and hadit not been to save to selence market, and the buyers announced that the end | which have been made to his tower, and to get May” obliged us to adjourn. otis generally EST CUTAWAY SUITS FOR SPRING son nce curoranaghe cow: | "ES ne, the ers ns 2 an's wien saw | Se asa litte ah | inte, esate ere ent | anon a her ae eran sea Anz Sow Some 1 abWancy sift "eh tor. | Tt wa the 2 whicl promos proms ay. pring epee py SOmbICte Ga UCUOG OF the tial eortiers | Creat procction is synonymous with the succes | quently in our games that it was almost needful | 2d. Later. to the great success of her OPEN TO-MORROW, AND NEW THINGS ARE AR- Bays, who now kill for Prtow be altve | Re? or about ten years after. the southern herd | of the exhibition, {o supplement it with a new one. The artist Gres Oar ew 's Managers announce RIVING DAILY. BOYS AND cI Slaughter, those buffalo of ours would now went down, and the thoroughness ot its exter-| “The, begin by dec! ,” he remarked, refer- | the party sketched him for us on coarse, heavy ‘another next season. CLOTHING ARE A SPECIAL FEATURE WITH UB, Gt not frozen to death’), and facing the Montana | mination (dimoat) is ectly surprising. Today, | ring to” as nS Nana wor | Bae AE RS ng dew etn ee that Buffalo Bill's Wild West show ALSO KNEE PANTS. A SPECIAL DRIVE IN ALOP cr ‘boys are ne remains of eo ions of twent cl oN ,¢ CHILDREN'S SHORT PANTS—1 LOT AS LOW therm an aan carer ot he | A exe eatin a | ema neces | he Ea ly ata whats a re stayat te Kilns Roun Garden NEWT BE AND 200 Falla WOMTH Rid AND. oy tates ofgense and Bum, ad ee ee guty | Shelter from blood-thirsty man in the wildest and | divelots than giants of bad taste lke your tower. | having hin too tenet Jre aid on the other; and it | | — "he San Franciico crank who exploded the py ge ey oe ‘was It not our sworn most desolate country, pursued hither ant ier | But t fe are occup! forts. 4 . eck waane thay eas uty hither and thither | But though w ed most with art and | was only ater efforts he grew ihto the | bomb at the Patti concert is trying to arouse pub- a to stepin ahead of nem and save something from | and shot at by every cowboy whose glance | musi, that is no reason,” sald he, emphatically, | respectable, donkey we wished him 10.06; | le sympathy and adulation by claiming that he Re ae Saniee ee ee ytd the wreck? It certainly was; therefore, curse| {lls upon them, and wo be —- anny we mnoula hot show the oe ‘The one we at, last accepted. iessured, Neulous | tended it for Nicolini. Att eae STYLES oa Ine no curses for what we did. " Bad luck to the | H'" me" ast Sone fallen Yeon there: are | Sofie he bathe eee cugneering projects. And &s possible,” As paral ‘aa-we were to hin, even | —Allthe New York theatera will close thelr re- 87551047276 rifles that have swept the buffalo away. May the | other remains, tens of thousands of decaying car- | ry, it will be one of the chief ornaments of the | the most dey. ‘were forced to admit he had a | @Ular seasons the frst week in May. eee conse ete bain, Lauall never get. over the | With the hide st om snowing that, they were | to'the toner tear a ta maleee Sas is another | {ious BEL look for hs legs wero evident 1 tnhortanco, aon Yo thous he hacreens ok | MGSO PEL WS tee rena comin of the aari and arent deri in te oreig : the hide stiil on, showing that they ‘and hig ‘mou a 7 ‘o Saar cafe alk Siberia | tie smetaey Stagione ome | nea ara, “ia ey a | epi base meen: | age ti cn nar mndncn gai ee ee a ive rtsmen” for ‘sj i” fo was a — ae a oe ae eens wcdcomtor | A8& result of careful Investigation Iam con- | that meterolorin Gan eet Us ot feet | one’ for each member of the club, and marking | —Poole’s theater, on sth street, New York, was Yinced that there are now not more than 200 buf- | abovethesoll, This tower will enablethem tostudy ee te on ool Toweee Toul lady | flo altve in our country, outside of the Yellow. | the decrease of temporncars ac aitforent igh Pima to igo intbeack, and with my Deesing, | OMe park. Of this nuiiber there are, as before | observe the varkttious of winds find out the eee ees ne time tor sentiment: ‘The Phit, | Stated, about 100 or less In the panhandlc of Texas, | quantity of ‘rain’ thay, falls” at different Toray, Petal ynaltsalad Beas tate Joon) Reserve on all exiting & failure as a combination house, but 1s said to be fueeting with sujcess since vaudeville has been Policies (4 per cent. Standand.).... 10,1 — Washington frving Bishop ts about to start = there 3 nit 30 more i the country where our | Heights and ‘the density of ‘the clouds, ‘Which the proportion contributed (aa computed) by Policies in ‘s SStines were upon im, and to save him from total | (ote die wae done, and. Perna a ane ee | ees. and She density of th ‘temper: Out to read the minds of the people in alll sections $ ee econ con rea compnued bs Holcies Seated (cma mae aged tei bg aay ented neighborhood of the Bear Paw mountains, Mon- | ature, alr currents, and the composi- of the continen} including leading American | (On New York Standard of 4 per cent ‘Surplus is, a8 computed... mp pe eS tana Si Sit may seem there are sul half | tion of the air, thé tower will afford opporvunt- adozen head in south Western Dakota,and I ain told | ties for study and research, many of which have Foe ee tai Witcall “a groienLhng cast | there are afew straggling Dison in’ the Clark's | hitherto beem impossible ie wit be equally usetal eee one of bnalo, and ve had got to act | FOrk region, near the National park. In the latter | wo astronomers “Mere. experiences with the 3 ee ee ad ee Mis Sue of my | Feservation’ there are between 100 and 125 head, troscope can Dé carried ou with great factilty; the land, put ne pedestal a eee ut it Was “thee unst perfunctory | and they are increasing af the rate of 10 per cent. | laws of retraction. Anad.the, physical aspect of the beyond Liberty and lene} it toa eee! peieeg ll on recor.” h og | Datfalo are being crowded out of’ existence by the | ble co ve 5 rs thumb-tacks can a] —The Ree a eee rey eases ot the | cattle raisers, aud In two years more they will all | havants om all these potuisr, Them chore is its atte 3 ‘There are schemes afioat in New York for the esas arian atypia here ont eRotw. purus G2 GEES) actuaries. : e111,510.203 | Finsr* Crass [svesraesrn 941,779,098 aa of the statue of ‘Tt ‘the musiin across them when Closed; a blank wall 500 OVERCOATS WILL BE BOLD AT JUST OXB ‘We awoke one fine morning \ pops ity from a military point of view. In the event of | Witt alsy maser et ne ea Dla construction of 4 dozen new theaters. One that is fact that we were caught “short on budialo, and | “"yhus has gone the great“American bison, and let | scorer siege of Paris ee “how important this | Which: it not high enoagh sen ee ous oe eet w} | HECLY to be 18 that of Col. Wm, E. Sinn, HALF, OR 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, aT 7 eer eae re ie ate say kind, | Metell you eur ctk our deer,ouanielope and moun. | tower would be. Communications Could, be Kept raise it. One of the club should, atter distributing | Who proposes uild, with the help of a syndi- Snobear te was our duty tohave the fest series | (ain sheep are all fust going the same way! ‘Shall | up by means of optic Soarep hy nes ee dits- | the tails, make a ‘appeal on behalf of cate, a big playhouse up town, about 59th street eee a Could we expect that the Ainerican | We enact laws for thelr protection which will pro- | tance around Paris for from aris, \e summit you have r mutilated animal, whose defictency is now to | @Nd 5th avenue Work is to this month, feet nine, before It ts too late, of shall we diliy- | a magnificent panorama extending trom 120 to | fe” supplied by euch’ one Blkedieaaed ine eure and the new houje will be opened in November. rt Museu? Bynomeans, | daily about it as we old with the buffalo? The | 130 kilometers. Parts by night gown we turned Founa taree ti and started in the di-| —A weekly pajer of this-city 1s authority for When we thuzht ot We would be Dlessed (2) | Revessity and desirability of werd a er ee ae te nor Achrgoe ‘the snimal. Shireen ones, not | the statement ‘hat fully three-fourths of the ~ ‘ hant of our game Is cone 5 reac! Sure of success, 0) Pow Mio sure a tine series “or speck | market hunters but In providing te necessary | acronauta In fact the tower Will be the chet | @ute $0, Sure, of suc Aden aS exe 185 OF | audiences at the German opera were Jews and now < e. a protection we are feeble and witless. Our pro- | attraction of the exhibition.” tain they can place it just where it should be, and | Jewesses and a lite state of affairscan be found at. Mens mambicd in Gur boots. ‘The troubleswas | tection doesn’t always protect. “Now, if Our legis- = a be, would be <atisfled with anything short of Tough Une of | Hares, of Capt, Jonathan Bawards’s boa) threw | morseu tt requirds “Commencise: ‘ee Sout |” ane third season of German spera at the Mo- Ovssura Or New Srnixa Hosmer.) Cor Ir Ix Two, What the boys | the harpoon that fastened the boats to th¢whale. > ; y astonished the y Capt. Je ‘Aeon eotr a bees IL was Killed by a lance thrown by Cap ‘To crown all, however, we 3, lately returned frota Montana, triutuphantly | It. To crow: rover, fered to wager that we would not'get more than | called “elegant fuck.” We fal place four persons in line, and facing the other | tropolitan Opera House, New York, which closed one or two buifalo, all told. hatives by the number of be end of the room; then feet away (owa tant weit emer, eat about, three | last week, was more successful and brilliant in Fr are nowhere near the mark. our theaters. If % were not for the Mberal patron- | JAS. W. ALEXANDER, JOHN A. STEWART, y beet eply Interested in mount. | !@tors throughout the country are’ not smart Hanging by a Whale’s Lip. teat tae eae any bags as there are | ag9 of the Jewish portion of the community sev. | LOUIS FITZGERALD. JOHR B Sonne Ing uostion aummals that we had failed to waten | Coough to frame adequate laws, let us import @ | From the N. Ye Wond, March porsous engaged in the merry gan ‘The prettiest | Cf) OC the leading places ot amusement tn this | HENRY A BUREBUT, 8 BORKOWE, Ins disappearance of the bison, and ‘we had leen | few foreigners to dott for us. Somehow, the ng- | "rhe lange right whale which wae{kilied oft Ama. | Screeners ae ee meTy ERIS, pink satveen, | CIty would nd its dificult matter to keep: thelr | WENAYGMARQEAND, B WILLIAMSON, thinking all slong that whenever we wanted a | ish can protect any kind of game on, tile land OF | onsets Beach, LL, Deeeday is Gown at the bot. the colors equally divided. “Make them five or six | 400rs open.—Nw York Hebrew Journal. HENRY DAY Eg BERT, Se nt of bafialo we coud get them. JudeessRen. | ee ace, adie Ne enna TeNgRaee ton | tom Of the sée diven miiies from shore. All Gay | Sena Doe wees, Canoe idee, ‘ery. cheaply. Soe bee Fae ggecioni nin Br MALEK AND) Fuowas « YOUNG, Se, en consternation, When 1; and Rye st QB Years of ticket-taking ‘Fourteen! » ee a JRO Gghoare rad | us nung vate, Se | YoRTlay reumnneors wee made orate | Ete Enea a tain’ aa ad tae sr of aap tao Foran SERRE ERS” SORT aE “ “The buffalo are al! goue, a ~! a = 4 % CORNELIUS N. B. F. RANDO! Seceeat carves uuarevoncen teneny © Fee ew englishinen to help Us Out. The | engaged to tow the whale around Montauk Point | facing each ot her, and about five feet apart, placé | fate of many new plays. He based his. redictions | SOBNSLOANE = «= & BOUNNOF COLT, Bat Zrotoesor Baird was equal tothis emergency’, | Dutcher would be: “Two hundred dollars: fie er | to Promised Land ag soott a8 it rises, in order £0 mall tables ot thee ana Tae ee ‘the | come back to lm betore the etn eats ae hs el Samaio, Sua cocure'n serieb Ot specimens tor | the | SX months in the penitentiary for the firstoffense, | secure the blubberand bone, When the whale leaders holding the bean bags, all the reds on the | night of the production. Although in those days ‘National Museum at all hazards.” Although the | 4nd double that for the second. 4 then | Was first struck by Capt. Jonathan Edwards it | one by the captain of that color, and the pinks | 20 one looked, | for anything but failure for ane of \ 5 ‘Was then well advanced, and there was very | | I returned to Montana in the autumn, and tl cit | lashed the sea and with a blow of its tail broke | just opposite. When the order to start is given, ee sae i's plays, “Uncle Zeke” pro- jttle hope of finding buffalo before their shedding | the hunt came off. This time I took _— Juatry, | 12 tWo the boat commanded by Capt. Churles Ed- | the bags are taken up one at a time, and passing moun ed a big hit before the last act should have bezun, the difficulty of finding any at | three Montana cowboys, who knew W. Harvey | Wards. All the crew were rescued at once except | from one to another down the tine, are deposi began on Right of its first production, None BOWES & HALL, MANAGE 110 Overcoata all Did fair to be So’ Yreat it was decided that we | Wo soldiers from Fort Keogh, and W. <3, | Capt. Charles Edwards. ‘The boats could not ap- | onthe tables at the other end, then taken up as | of his return checks were missing, end Pants at should start at ones, and seareh for builalo until | Brown, my right bower, came trom the sentor class | Drdacn him owing to the frantic fury of the mon- | quickly as ible without the order, and re-| — Edwin Booth began his California engagement ond Penna Some were found. even thoucl It took aii summer. | Of the Kansas Stateuniversity. 1 had the swiftest | Sor.” Capt. Edwards, Who is an expert swimmer, Passed tothe starting table, ‘The frst side out | at Los Angeles on Thursday evening, remaining FOB MARYLAND AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 30 Toten et es, One of our correspongents, Dr. J.C. Merrill, of the | cowboy’: the best, assistant, the most faithful | succeeded in diving under the whales belly. é | are the winners, there the rest of the week, On ne Suet eed Paneetee army, reported that there were rumors of the pres- | ook and the best horses that ever hunter had, I | came up on the other side just beside the whale’s | Both these frames, especially the latter, are en- Me pet ot, the week. On Monday he will ‘Tecket and ante ata7. ence Of buffalo in four lecaifties in the northwest, | 40 believe. It was a Jolly crowd, though a — nose. In sheer desperation, nothing else being | hanced by prizes: a box of tiny chocolate cigars, | ®PPear cisco, il 1226 F STREET X. W., WASHINGTON, D. 0. and we decided that Miles City, Montana, was the | Working One, and in spite of the vil and hard- | within reach,the drowning man seized the whale 2 pair of che sinall opera-giasses used as charms, | | — Liszt's oratorio, “Christus,” was given for the FOR BOYS 13 T0 18 key to the situation. Accouipanted ships.—‘or that hunt Was no picnic, I assure you, | py the lip and hung there until the monster sank, | alittle tin horn Wrapped and rewrapped until it | first time in America at the last concert of the at 93. intend, George li. Hedley, of Medina, an for we earned all we got—there are others besides | When he loosened lis hold and was takeninto oné | assumes quite formidable Droportions—anything | New York Oratorio society on Thursday might. | _™h5 RANSOM WHITE, CASHIER. ‘at 4. Forney, one of ular laboratory ES Tanne al tee ee ed eauc® {UD | of the boats. The boats that went out Wwe com. | laughter-provoking will answer, Miss Ella Earle, Miss Hattie Clapper, Mas Alter? f vat ‘we left ‘Washington on May 13, 1886, on what was | #-hunting tn all their lives as we had then, inded._ by Capt. Josh, Edwards, Capt. nathan | | Tampate, or vis-a-vis, gives avery pretty | And Mae ‘havin sang the solo parte, ng at ee fa fact, as well as in name, a Sluithsonlan explora | , For two months we had giorious weatter, but | Eiwards and cape, Charles, Edwal id C. | effect when © tong roomful is in the constant 12 Overnens ‘Won for buffalo. AS a parting send-off, Captain | for the third we had a rat ran : - : x . ‘evory way than the two previous ones and Ger: . as - > hunter eve Kilied, and ours was pronounced. by old hunters four facing’ the first line; this ‘brings the backs | tepy way t ghgertace tha Wd aa the nearer we ot, to | gt cklest outht that ever nunted bultlo in General of the Jewnits, haere roots, he turd ne, of Tour | Now Ye, MAEWOMR eEasaeG,t6, 8, Arturo In| ons consis 1oeeet FRENCH AXD #25 ____conen rorm xp FAME. __ Montana tue longer it grew, When we reached | Montana.” We got all that we went after, A 20¢ | oeru sy mows OF NEY. PIEERE. JEAN BECK, THE ee eee hauls during the season oot ae ad geeuAgt AGsiEny Ok LADEN GENTS Miles City and were told by hunters, stockmen, | Tothes mare th S imeet, me : HEAD OF THR OMDRE. second row, having the space between | Closed San ee rea a DUES te abe eaten | corner every Sunday forthe next few weeks an | A cable special to the Baltimore Americél from thas sud thelr appodin neibunors et tee toes | DEE = the on wl 90 mcs "| casas Whee and pubstance of 8 shrewd buyers Ne re ate airaered ea | Fil tell you ait about ft wich great pleasure: Rome, Mareh 4 saya: Very Rev. Pier Jean | ov. Sto ta ittherwarcan even number of owe | —MI- Daly's revival ot Tho Taming, of the Tetiseaoiear equa sa eM ge ee | choot osha or been th anted somong | We Have Cor Prices ientie m ung er to x = — ck: We spent a whole ever tang Shrew” had Perf ‘It would bea vain attempt 90. ‘one-tined veut would require & large m,! emvodily debating whether to zo up ‘coe Beckx, general of the Order of ghe Jesuits aj over : y 3 Sune of | Thieve a zeauice © ha natainsor the Panhandie ot| ‘The Pope Blesses Dr. McGlynn. — | 5° ‘orld, dled to-day from cold contract@ tast | od ne that would every now dnd then be out Of | York theater on Monday evening, andi wil re {pelll ana be couvineed BY SEEING, bencing im tld gf people who have cen “worked by ev BUDE 1 had the good luck tomect | THE LATTER TOUCHED BY THE APOSTOLIC BENE-| sunday. He was born February sth, 13, at first nere, then tere, and one could hardiy une | Main on until the close of the season, Aprit goth, | iB<MLang us traits ase peas mpethce ifuman depravity could sugges ee ees ae DICTION. Sechem, near Louvain, Belgium. In 1819 je was ravel the mystery. ‘his game requires muste: | Then jt will form part of the repertory of the com: | the befor man, woman or child, or whether they ‘avised. that a ranchinan Will St. Stephen's parish, New York, was happy | aamited to the Society of Jesus, and after | that used tor any cotillon Will answer. ‘The two | PARY Benne | cratulatry telegram of Tucsder, orhen ne coum, | tbat Decame confessor of Ferdinand of, Anatt- | lines opposite advance, back, advance again, sting with Mieion Buxryasre for ine parched ok LAaDIEe KID GLOVES, Fae ed Me Vhilipe was nex hat beg | ETatulatory telegram of Tuesday, when he cele-| Kothen, after the conversion of the dup and | then back, fo qeroughn meet Oe : etd ‘ jor his own ritle. Mr. Phillips was not that kind | }eateq thettttieth anniversary of his priesthood | duchess £o Roman catholicism. Upon thideath | advance, and passing coming up; the o | WS Play of “Nadjesda,” which was produced The styles thia season are very pretty, Stitched-back oe ns ie BOS VERY CORY ac urveudy sixth year o¢ lis tAth. Die Henry | of Duke Ferdinand a Witienait at oe Ayes figures over until, after dancing to éach advanc- | this country: ipa modiceks an2 sty in 25 jeep pep hey ns Sel RT ee Sy 4 a Prederick William IIL, of 2) 7 r “Maghere ‘are a few buffalo in the ad lands west | Carey in the afternoon recetved a cablegram from | (iunSn "in iss? he was appolitad procal optor| tg line, th end ot he, room is reached: ura | Wi ge coms ne eee : amy range, for one of my cowboys killed a cow | Rome of which the following is the translation: | the society in Austria, Dut the revoluuion Fete heey Mean eben Mate lita made a large amount of money by speculation in | bmn ewes ‘BACK GLOVES. SCAL- SRosttirts tine lnnad nave beets seens yey td | Your telegram was very acceptabe to the sov- | obliged iin to leave that country, and he came | tiie opposite end. The constantly. iioving ‘post: | mining stocks, Washington friends ot Mr. Flor-| “LOPED TOP, IN THE NEW SHADES, FOR 68 | cous, whereby 1 2 and | top Of the lines with the MARY who can, engage | ence, who authorized the 1vem ‘Publisned in ‘Tax | CENT. £2 | erign pontiff, who, returning thanks, bestows | rector of the college of Louvain. Subsequ there and hunt them, and stick to it, youre a a ‘Was the superior of the soclety for Hun dimost certain to get some fn the end.” his apostolic Blessing to the Reverend’ McGlynn pet ~ in it, make it not only pretty, but one enjo) ‘Stax some days ago, claimed to have had a confir-| Our Glove Counter being conveniently located, first d the faithful of his parish. eventually provincial for the whole Austrin em. | 10 1 cs % ur | counter, center as you enter, we invite you to | thes tachs, ‘That Was enough. The very next day we rolied | 93d the f called ire, excepting Galicia, After the death offather Imation of the report, which originally appeared in | counter, center aisle, as. you enter, w ‘te charact gut scrom the Yeusrauons bound {or the country | ited ian ato DY, MeGURD ona | Plc, excepting caus, Mure tue death Guotations are instructive, as well as furnishing | h'Lendviis pape «7 ther motif for prizes, ‘Twenty short and rather -ared in for a long time. In reference to the | €ral of the society. His principal work “Der | 2001 —The Ideal Opera company will begin a two-| 4 PHENOMENAL BARGAIN. then hot and water was very scarce, Dut the grass | Nad appearedin for a long tim Monat Maria,” has been, translated into Up Ital- | familiar, one’s should be, selected and writven be- | tvs nt in| Onieago on Monday night ‘GENTS’ SUSPENDERS. ee ee ee en ee ithough I had nothing to do with sending the | ian, Bohemian and Polish See | Sonera eee etre ous ry Ome cr ee on sup of of | air. thas oe this pare Take ais nie bal was supposed to pe the puitaio country: | congratulatory telegram to the pope, yet I amvery | teliber 24, 1883, Father Beckx retired froumctive SS Ee oe names, numbered ¢o bor, 4 G 33 dozen Gents’ Colored Embroidered, Suspenders. ar eee ee attale eae ta Pane, Sround | much pleased to learn from the answer that the Participation tn the duties of his office, on #count | Pedtong with the quotation sheet, the latter Keep Puinceday masinee. tn Tarbes» uceme at the | 196: usually sold at 250 - we cought s xind® | holy father was so much gratified by tne receipt | Of extreme old age an ing count of the correct made by each one, | Wrdnesday matinee, ‘Martha, a mee roldered Suapenders, ee ee ott oat Uy hava famp. Jt | of it. Tam all the more touched by the popes | time the Very Rev. Anthony M. Anderlag was sng the debut with the troupe at Buffalo was a success, as and, patent buckles, 20.; worth 500. it had become so weak reould not keep up with ite Shosite Reprod by nate fy "taal | saan Hie wiitoow BS elected generat of eaicrcer lowest tho booby. itis tameing how toe seats peau Anew eeeens or cies Daughter ot GENTS’ LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. And that price only 10 per cemt above the actual cost other, and sbe cooly abandoned It,” We carried Be tamer ce tae parish, Decause itisciear | The funeral will probably take place on Abuday, | FUessed at a moment's w Man's innuman- | Phe Regiment” will be presented by the Ideals dur- of manufacture, to camp ross 2 re, burried ———_+oe__<_ ity to man,” ete., has been lently located in | ing their Chi ent. ‘We have secured some excellent bareains in these] Wehave naught to complain of: you have showered mn : 5 ng jcago engagem in rich Ww Fanch where there was a imiich cow, and event-| Sy of the ansirer {hat thee hak et ee | Mexicam ‘Troops Invade Nogale. Cowper's “Task, while another very aay Ge- | "~The National Opera company has been wel- | $00ds and have marked them at the folla coin | your fyyors upon us WAR, Fehted alligencis for three wena ont nocny | Tom the dispatch that Ihad any partin thesend-|4 HARP FIGHT ENSUES AND ONE MEXiWx 18 helther being correct. Very few are aware that | comed back to New York with commendable and | “uRctpee ‘Wine Gefiman Linen Handkerchiets, tape Femind you that our aywecm oe two souttary old Dull Duifaio, “ons had aved | ME OF I. 1iind tis very siinificant, because of ‘KILLED. Bible and Some Of the wldeat russes en the | patriotic warmth by the press and public of that | bumders, extra.sien, at 50.5 wort STG. a ccnate | ionars Beate ata nee ‘exactly 10 per cent hhis winter coat, and the otier all of it—his | She and frank sthtoment of Conte wee | A dispatch from Nogales, Ariz, says that on | Bible and some of the wildest guessing biimmere city this week. “The Flying Dutchman” waswell | »OUeLot zine. Hematitched I ody. being quite bare. We took their hoads maa scrong and rank starament of Cardinal Gmb0n8 | wnursday night Deputy Sherk Speed saw f0UF mind’ the story of the old preacher Who, when | Chdwsn for the opening rer ree ae Tas Me | Brige clone. = ant Brat a nssarmeaie tate | truer aocanschraainicns eg | wnt, Mees tr, cummanded by Lie | E ,cuyt memy nntatrn” | pliner ene doaay een, ea | Est Cte wa Began, sr Tin, ; fas att apiece saying; aati ened advice of thesate Cardinal Gibbons, 1s seeing | Guittertez, cross the line into ¢ ig city, | oojored thitials worked, Bianca bam tn | Ba he ae teat Gry | hey aproched Henry Liiepag and tance | eres Se Fon woo beter ae han mos |G edaeany crag wake Hapa ai | Sena ie tne lien at 350; gy page piece Ag pian Sured by the church authorities for striving to | tenant, covering him with a revolver, demanded |The game of “mummy” bade fair to rival the | thisatternoony Mon yoscte Bartlett Davis seems | worth S0c. asad Unins to say, e great 3 rity polities and emancipate labor by the legal | the release of a Mexican supposed to be held pis- donkey in popularity, Divide the company into | to have recovered from her illness and rejoined the Bison ts practically cone forever. ‘The Puctite rait- | PLS Pion to the people of the land and otker | ener by the United States autnorities. ‘Littepage two or three parties, ‘according to number, sending Company, 28 she appeared as Urban in “The GENTS' HOSE. 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, is ce ane ame x fhe Sharps Fils and man's inaatlable de- | Natural bounties, and that Catholics whethor lay | snateied the revolver trom Gulteeicr ant pled | one division into ah adjoining room, where they | Huguenots” on Wednesday evening, rs pn Lisle Hose, all sises, COR MASS. AVE. ANT A HEAVY SUIT OVEBOOAT structiveness have done their work. and the | orcieric, are not to evade their duties nor to be | him under arrest... ‘The latter called on his me to | should be arranged in a semicircle, -the larger ———+oo_____ Soscn ‘Gant sBotid-Ockowet, tae AT 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR Seen Tine eden healt of Che eee ye | required to surrender any of their rights asmen | rescue him and the Mexicans covered Lith ones on the lower chairs to decrease the helgat, Canada Will Not Back Down. usually sold. * STRICTLY ONE PRICE poco Naiagedll pn “ - d citizens.” with their rifles, Deputy Sheriff speed at| the smaller ones vice versa; care! nwrap Bonewrers the millions of buitalo from. the ft Sipr Mcclsno, 11s evident, had not at the time | tie ns, WhO ae te suing time shot, at LAt- | each one in a sheet. leaving sry the ayes, unooy- Rib teeter et ‘NEW COLORINGS. CALL AT THE in i s z ero’s report, in which, refer tlepage. ‘The latter knocked the gun aside, jow- | e1 ut concealing the dress 80 en! at tothe George matter, 1s Said: “Wie sto ne | coon ee fred hs Tereives oe he Soa ing | even a matter of conjecture whether it be imas | ‘The Montreal Gaze says of theretallation bin; | DRESS CLOTHS. SPRING EFFECTS. iunion sb aevanaess re afew ce Br eae is that a priest of New York, a doctor | then pecan Us sab mee sapere ret ing or ees wae oe sept ping Leia eet “We do not know whether the solution of the fish- Our 50c. Tricots are 38-in. aoe} % f ito id ral sidered a wise and cross the line. One of them ts to havfbeen | each mummy must kee} 2 i may serve to eae oa oney in the | Gent mam, Raward Mculynn, rector ot at | mortally: wounded. “The inhabitancece Wen | ot ay mae keep It in, place by the hand, Gelade ie Soe ee ny da ihe CLOTHING COMPANY. direction of ‘w remaining elk, dee oy, | Stephen's church, of that city, departing from the | armed themselves, expecting an attack by a | Inand guess to whom the eyes belong. It gives | dered easter by ngress in passing in. Pe shades, D. | Here, 4 e usual custom of the American Catholic clergy,who | larger body of Mexicans, whom Col, Arvizg thelr | one a very uncanny feeling to have a ‘pair | the retaliatory bill, which has been signed by the the candidacy ot ae Bylties, began to advocate | coulnander, had ordered out. itis stated Yat the | of questioning eyes peering into one’s own, | President. Canada feels that she is right. She the candid Mr. Reonge an to s ‘symm | c use of armed men being sent into th@United | and the disguise 1s So complete those that 0c. per Yard Se are agree coercto tever | © Sitn. wide Cloth-Finished ‘Tricot, beautiful goods, pathy with his theories. ‘The ex: to compel a Woman (American)of loose | are nearest and dearest are not’ often | Caanot bad Loser) a_i Waateret, 3 Block 3. Block = form it may be presented, the advantages that uy | $1 per yard. 0, 20 af tds per soot Io, 13 aki neat 32 — a the gtvat pasture | Or New York, slzr. Corrigan, requestes ovals, with Whom Col. Arvizy had beg living | recognized, When all have had a guess, throw off | form 1t may be pres ep Le re Seer eo Gaudio pew ghee 750. per yard, Bo, 20st {0c Per foot. |o. 1 eed region Of the west trom the Saskatchawan t0 | sist from his course. This admonition had no et- | and who had rerused vo cobatie with any | the sheets and let the other divisions change | to her own people. She might a well abandon her ain. better ty, $1 pe ‘yard. cco our wren Southern Tex: Miers of civilization, “Theke | fect other Ulan to make DrMcGlynn rebel against | longer, to return, and that upon. belug dgcuvered | places, until all have been alternatels creseet ea sessions On eh6 land as On the sea, “In her atti | ,FOT People a Block: STOCK MUST BE . mountains to ¢ rders of civilization, Their | the authority of the archbishop. Mgr. Corrigan | by the offlcers the Mexicans made a bold pluft to | mnummied. ‘This game may be varied ‘by streten- | Pose she 1s supported by Great Britain. If, there- peas ed et mi Bamber was cotunated Nariousiy at trom six 00 | was obiized to suspend hin, ani now this priest | cover up their atentions. Gov. Jaines isexpected | ing heavy paper, In which groups of eye slits have | fore, nothing eemes ct the pi ‘she has made | usually pretty and excellent quali $62 mnlilions, and later Agures bave proven thas | will probably come to, Rome to defend his actions, Fe, aa NGS jas been Mequested | been cut across An open doorway. For economy's | To tho United Staves. throuen the tisteriat govern. | _ These goods are already shrun! the former was by no meses above the aetualfact. | Which no one can justify.” nd troops there, as 1t 18 feared Afvizu Will | sake we pasted together the large almost perfect ment, and the United States will not consent to Block 21. Within the memory of man or the Uralts of nis- aNGhEd ieee eae seek revenge. Sheets that dry goods come wrapped in, and which | Some'form of arbitration oF meillation there wit jmportation Onter of Ss No. 8,9 and part of 7 tory, So far as I know, no other species of quad- ‘aie = Loti zs the merchants wiilingly gave us; have it entirely | Boers for our goverment nei oe ae na ae spd. loo Zou tobe ‘st 00. per too. | Orro Dux & Co. Tuped has ever existed on the earth in such mighty largest and most enthustastic meeting yet ‘The Great Ocean Racy. dark behind the paper, and throw all the lgne | enforee the regulations forehe protection | S¥les Be other house can show. in Raulctnades os aid Hos Americanus twenty years | held by Dr. McGlynn’szealous backers was he'd 1n ENAUSAMUNS READY =UK 75 COT, possible on the eyes that Mil these slits in the of our daheriten, tang tae to ‘commit | Freres, we need not hesitate in Feoouimendinyy them. ‘BUILDING MATERIAL : ago. Often and often have plat “,| New York last night. John J. Benlin spoke a rt ¥ wy CAloUIALeTL to tucseorebe SASH, 7 Pan tterulhs inet with bettie ae tan, SURLY | word tor Henry George, and sald: “Dr, Me- | =v¢rything that modern seamanshiyand science nur of the twenty-five cent boxes of letters, | Bod want te faiths oe ae eh eS DOORS, was tteraily biack with buffalo #3 far as the eye Glynn's) theories are’ all right, and he | a2 devise has been done to put theCoronet and one our own, the others borrowed, proved fascina- aon ofthe law. We hope, rh, that two na- BLINDS, Sas tu” There were thousands of square sie, | all right, and” very Seon” he” wilt | Dauntless in order for the race acroagthe atlantic, | Ghee toueeite once ae ee ee ase tons having 8 ree ‘and — (MANTELS Se thee. Gand Shoe © ba MOM ae ener | Eto Rie wok ae Cae acces De gee eae TRS Stakes—$10,000 aside—have beenplaced In the | ing, but several others. We divided the company | who would alike Dy apolicy of curtatfed in fing 1 seamed actually insemainatin Gat fhstaxea Prat Ces A pens tO. tell Rome | hands of Mr. Bird, the secretary of fue New York | 110 2s many groups as there were boxes, provid- | tereourse, Will sooh find’ a poluiion. for the aime aoe beta Miphpennnigtbmnigro d what this great cause 13 which he has championed. | \~ ing atable foreach. Word making and word tak- | cyity.» as Gnoneta FLOORING Doint tn'a soil column, ten to twener akeaek sen | Lam sure ‘that br McGlynn wil De obey mace | Yacht club, and the start will be ade at short | {2 Stable for each. Word making and word tak a A BRE os He quitiy Betas fe a actid column, ten to tweMAy abreast, “on | 5 Stor of Bt. Stephen’ notice, no matter what the weathe? may be. Not | out face downward around a small open spacein | ax EwauEwoop am N.J.,has a PRE Saag <2 2s 8 Kellogs Butlding. ‘We guarantee a ee Sones ee tee eee eee SS tied ye Venn vctinancteres us | cr esk aay pura the able EH aa | eeonruampmaae evr emaca aw We Ek BE Bt Sele neler nny is ean, be © sometimes = ested by the Vi eet wins fen as | letter id at a time by thousands of buffalo swarming on the Europe's War Alarms. there been such excitement i yagiting circle | fevered he poses ie een ed eee eas Ca Gat eo ea ee ae my ‘usa postal and we will give peices promptly to peuve Geendy ifles of terrors thevusley ge amGred and | avsrm1a MaxING FINAL rearaxarions voR | “rhe following are the Hnai ween aetily again; if not, he says, “Pass,” and puts the letwer what we claim, bran Boveri ones rma Sone Sm Sie Ue STRUGGLE WITH BUSStA. agreed on: The Dauntless will burn a blue in the pool Every word formed entities to ted 5 EN ne ES ae puma; | At the military conference in Vienna yesterday, | light at ight in presence ot pasdng vessels. ‘the | another dr my, 0,40 A are cianeed ae but his suit gos, a (Canton eve, President and Albemarle sta, South Central Africa, even the wost exaggerated | presided over by the emperor, it was decided to | Coronet wi Bl oes his neighbor's | was unsuccessful, asthe lady married Se ae $ RE ‘Will Open Their ‘Baltimore, aid, Of the presence of the’ bettany juctually know | appoint several officers for the superior commands | Rockers Poi Cane Netter, Wine Tae oeoor | form a combination with th 1, he ‘makes 1t for ‘and fnally news reached the whilom lover ‘ace oH OH NEW SHOE STORE, ‘Telephone 539. P.O. Bor 476. Stare, PTRPRCY OF the buffalo tn the United | tn the eventot war. The crown prince will com- | Ga‘ters ent oot magnetic. Coronet and draws again. SEATS best vouso fame had become a widow, This ‘At 1211 F street northwest, 163m Stirhen the men of the west saw t mand one army corps. The erection of wooden | in crossing her finishing line will fire five guns in | the pool abd the words of the other players had it not_ come oe Texas, Ransus Nebraska ay tee i wee huts for troops in Galicia 1s proceeding rapidly. | quick gree pane ey monies, ver = Pes for. Tee toa a te he fell danger- Ps ABOUT MAECH 20TH, ses, he Tne erri- ar e three cl ne c z ave ad ously ill, The lady learned of thisin some unac- BB ‘With a Complete Stock he roll way kota, Colorado, | The forts are being armed, ammunition and pro- | ue cast und one due west, Tne Dae ee ae @ more clear, suppose a player has camo, east appeared at the Pad » Ee ia = No Loxe Paroctaxanox There wa aes, with | visions are being stored, aad the construction of | farch will hte three guns ta quick supcosion’ ace | Facteg More cle “sum,” and another takes Psteraay they yy ‘FINE SHOES, “ There Will always be Taliway lnes 1s betng hastened, there | jrumediately thereafter discharge {lee blue Tock- | up the letter h; this gives the opportunity of ‘i gaid to be ads g = we et ot Duffal ts oe le 12 being 70 men ow at work These preparations ¢st—one perpendicularly, one due eaft and one due | taking ft, and Baking a Samus.” "Another may | considerably Col, Merriman’s j -- SHOES OF EVERY KIND, FOR ALL USES, QUALITY, PRICES 4 REPUTATION SPEAK aS ee vn ey | are cat great a et we “tun;” a k will transform it into “tunk,” @ —. 5 ‘LOUDER FOR THAN WORDS Went, fier in the blind fury of wantou destruc. | "Private letters trom St. Pe say that the | "te xew York sun to-day says; Capt. Crosby Good dictionary word. Slang and piecais oor ack ‘Has Trrvs Mapz a ConPassion?—Rev. Solomon LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON. ‘FOR YOUNG AND OLD. Seah aelae cd Wilaae mens apd | police have closed a there and | thinks that the Coronet will be rep to tackle | allowable; neither isit allowable to form two Parsons, Janitor ‘Titus’ spiritual adviser, who is 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH STREET. SOFT SHOES FOR TENDER FEET, oe ~ Smenche or pee peng lel es. nts bt the ‘Octrut | Be? bistoris rival on Tuesday or Wednesday, Words with the pool, Your own letters errwnich | one, oflie Slgners of the petition for the commuta | _groNE PRICE ALWAYS. mbt_| WALKING SHOES FOR WALKING PEOPLE. | The Superior Make of our Welltnows Clothing, see ptr word taken. ay form game, wi ton of sentence, says he signed it on sether with Bargain peices, Guard for sw: cause; that movements ME. WEES ON TEE COMING CONTESTS. as. of ve FASHIONABLE SHOES FOR PEOPLE OF Of troops torent the Galician {routler are contin | J. Beavolr Webb, designer of tho English eutter | Gs, yely exciting, as many of the playors Lave sont a pe ai a J.C. FASHION. SHOES WHICH FIT AND ARE _ ous, And that Uures Austrian spies have beep @r- | yachts Genesta and Galatea, which were defeated | the goal” 'g. ago the condemned man asked on att | Ye Ls. Eiovrcurmson, COMFORTABLE FOR EVERY ONE. SHOES Men, Young Mon, Boys and Children Suits, Surrent ln Berlin tat tue cea kag rom Paris, 45 | in the American cup contest by the Boston sloops | “Ir Queen Victoria and Gladstone da not disdain | 2°Y3 ht ainan ought to be fora ‘IMPORTER. ‘and Overcoat Department, are open to your ia fie witha eal tr e olaas piven notice of | Puritan and. MayHower, respectively, returned | anagrams Its hardly worth While soreme cect at | Se a ‘not mean to commtt. ‘the court WHICH WEAR WELL. ‘spection, with the Lowest Prices. Devore Peseta ot ait Sue three etn | from Southampton, Bowland, yesterday on. the | us to set the example, “Table veryrie seoaseras, | Ce pardons ite decision in his applica. = Sas worineen It iam practical fact that we are mot consider. PoC eu Sed a an om or action. |The rumor 1s | North German Lluyd steamer Elbe, and left New | tion that is popularly believed. to” hive Seociend | oe partons ‘etn inst he hes bese deaeeaeee sa ware, Ing the question of profit on whet remains of Heved In diplomatic circles In Berlin and | Yori for Boston on the 4:30 p., truln. ‘Toan ac. | thelr lee} agen Waking, for a week, it 1s | slept but little. ‘The sheriff continues: prepara- = BURT'S SHOES Our Pall and Winter stock. Our only object ‘ = ais Vienna, quaintance Mr. Webb sald that the Work of con- | dimeult, alt letters are few; 90 is “roast | tions for the execution. : ‘now ia tosell the goods. pn gee er begga 2c Sea structing the Scotch cutter Thistle, which is to} mules;”" but Peter in tears,” Will be found ‘Will be Our Lesding Festura, ‘We have made big deductions in our Suit De- dest, and the Co portions were 1 . Killed by a Woman's Shot. race next season for the éup, was /belng pusbed | much ‘easter, try « and see what 1t "We have made tig deductions Row fee te mdthaner tee ee 4 MYSTEKIO‘S TkacepY IN exxsvLvania THar | With great speed ou the Clyde, Bub. thougnt that | will bring. “Filton, cheering angel’ gives the ARTHUR BUBT & CO, partment. ape pores a Lon er ot the great southers henson ORPHANS FIVE CHILDREN. the buliding of the Thistie was exciting very little | name of a. gentle, ‘Woman Whose name 15 tga aliise: ai oaen: ‘Fanta Departnent. a waphical center of the great 8 nm herd and ° interest as compared to that which was being af- | world-renowned. ‘Department. We are: town 0: ve, Montane, was Ue ccuter of | Levt Books was shot and instantty xilled py | Interest asco ts Of tbe great race aitami the otte short ume th of the | Mary Goshert, at her home in Eitzabeth township, | 10! Loe gg ns Puited Kingdom duritg the queen's Jubilee U1 Mender mown 4 and Santa Fe, the Kan ea mbrelia Heiser’s Luck. oman and has two children, She 1s a | Decause tere Wasa probamlity, tha che Coroees | HINOOLN'S POOR DISPATCM BRAMER FALLS HEIR TO A Ay Fa; | Lancaster Co,, Pa, Friday morning. Mrs, Goshert Our stock consists of nothing but Choice Goods, best ‘manufactures, both the northern and southern | 82 rade fabrice and . ‘FINE FORTUNE, LACE DEPARTMENT. E = ind Dauntless, after the race across the Atlantic A XOELSIOR herds tn froat, dank and rear. | relative of Books, Who was a widower, 45 years | ® A Pittsburg dispatch says: Charles H. Heiser, ic road and the two ctuues mercy | uh with ve culldren. He had treqgentty called | conunt. Ne Webb ees grea auppigd tie | an ubeelin mendon Whe eee Jenene WHITE AND COLORED Lacia, gine eos eae aad the two others nearest | on Mra. Goshert, ‘The Goshert hotlSe was soon, learning that the cross the | hack room in @ poor lodging ‘BLACK CHANTILLY LACES, . At on the south the great sor a thier yeara mac’ | Surrounded by a crowd of neighbors, who heard | Atlantic in Juno aud the Genesta for | ietter announcing that he 18 one of three heirs to. LACE FLOUNCINGS = Hcally biotted out of existenceln three Years line, | o¢ the tragedy. It occurred early in the morning, the Brenton's Heet and Caps May yhice the Quomor to A Other Maton ize tere Sand 4 te was in is7o that the rail- | and Books body lay as the foot of the steps, where lish cutter captured ‘int Phase waters | $225,000 left by a cousin in Australia eee trl ceed oe ae he was shot, until 2 o'clock in the: when | eightes ago. He would not hazard an ee ‘RETAIL PRICE— ‘some evil commercial gt poop : covered C2at,bufialo robes ind, hides were wer-| rested untit late In the evening, at the conctision | Canora tea a Peau of the Maynower. | in G ‘Twenty-five (25) Cente per Quart Bottia, ghantabie and cvuid be sold im immense quanti | Cr the inquest’ chews ei ‘and taken in by Cl Bs sais elise ge te baato, Ja the yore | ithe rt nibs ee greta |, Diep Uipes nex berttmeoe or Grionoron| fr te seni Sonne paied a 2 rs. ‘30 years ol car aw ay Zowtes vito niacy asa Cot Dodge consiuens i | the,Dest of reputation. “One of her explanations | nent merchant of Wrenton, N. Jy dlog there Fire: | taken this wor er ety nie ns t circumstances, Quite certain that 1th two rivals uch carsicd an | S{RA¢ she Saw Books coming up the tront steps | day under peculiar ‘He was affiic. | not been heard eqaal, if not greater number, making 2 grand | tramp and ordered hin several Umes to leave: He bis physicians decided to remove it by the Enife, eg ge opin - aid noe obey, aad, er ‘husband absent, she } Dr. Lewis, of Perth Amboy, Mas the operator ‘The mike eae ‘wasteful were the methods of the hunters x Sct im Books bend at i" {hat one hide delivered represented three ‘buffalo | searcely ‘He was a. FAMUEL OC. PALMER. E z a i ‘of qulet disposi- | consclousness man hunters took inore | tion, ‘somewhat dissipated: aunty Piva fair was summoood aod aid Sormen znuedoniy one hiun- The results of the supplementary German elec- iscase, and that there was notaing wrong. in the loste, and a are divided as follows: Seven con- Oe ctually it is fou fatives, three members of the Gov. Hill has made an order the total number of buffalos killed by the | eleven. i axtees new | of al, number of utlalde y the | national tperals six centrist, aixteva Temoval of Gen, ‘from i