Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1887, Page 6

x ede = THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY v Rae & 19, 1887-DOUBLE SHEET 5 a FOR SALE--MISGELLA NEOUS N me tyit Service Appointments, || STILL. HELD FOR DESERTI PUYTING ALBERT TOGETHER. ‘The Coures. HAWAIPS MOUNTAIN FIEND. = SSS Lettie secret ‘The Case of Ernest Vom Dicselski, | Mounting the Romes of = Rig Ele- Cmcerr Corr —Jucdge Cor ‘The King’s Sister Sacrifices Herself 0 Fyyeptics wil wort double or sitgia: To be sola si 2d EDITI 0) 1 | rio: bine Tete 9, Gallagher of peasavirania, | oupen MACARTHUR piscuanoxs ux warrormansis| PROBE SE the Nuttomal Museum, — | cotlog Serrainy WG Mine GO Menta Wa the Godders Pete. ALE—875, iCH_ BICYCLE, ENGLISH Pelubsnesriy ew. and. worth ioe. Call after 4. im. 1615 New Jersey avenue it and Miss C. J. Le Moirte, of Ohio, to the $900 class CORPUS AND SURRENDERS RIM T) THR MILIFARY. | A SCKNE IN THE OSTEOLOGIST WORK ROON—nOW tachment granted; hag ivaub agt. Bar. | From the New York Herald. 1m the office of the commissioner of internal reve- ae wi BY 4 COMPANY: dour; demurrer. Hoover; re. | Hoxouvc, Feb. 17, 1887.—There is weeping an@ “« aly 5 ET ¥ ALBEE? WAS KILLED BY 4 or sotonena— | Dour; den ned. Linn ag. 3 ~ = ¢ z Criminal Ha; SKELETON AND WIS. STUFFED HIDE s0N To BB | Stored to calendar and Judgment Ot dismissal set | wailing today among the mild eyed Kanakas Teaidence, 18 rooms | 5: sane — CHEAP —§ END FIXTURES rae Sensing ales Seoteatakaal t- Court room and heard the case of Ernest aside. Luchs & Son agt. stoddart; motion for Dew | this tar off kingdom of the Sunset Sea. All that if within 's few y i | Freomplete ots well established rocery and proviee ¢ | mentsafter six months’ probation : Paul Ri ‘Von Dieselskt, alias Ernest Shantauser, the young = mortal of the well beloved Princess Like Like, thé =e = than ion store, with lease: centrally located, owner feaving of New Jersey, to class one: J. B. of ilinols, | man who was on, intended = ap ay igu'stors, with fear centr " aL ae {o clase two, ih the office of second wudivors A. B was arrested on the eve of his Youngest sister of his majest King Kalakaua, wil 'H. | ]30R SALE_SINGING BIRDS, BIRD FOOD AND THE OF LONDON. ‘Stine, of Pennsylvanta, to class one, and RL. Bar- ae eth Miss Badeau, of St. Louis,on the be deposited onthe 28th inst. side by side with ‘axes, Gold Fish, Aquariums and Fist tare Gossre Fingtor Inols, to ‘the $1,000 ‘the sixth trom Jefferson Barracl these other who ou attesoriment im thecity et SCHMID'S Dink sore, “its # Fington, of IMinols, to ‘the $1, in iby isd "whe hat ac Geter {ove of the other personages who have gone be- 12th st., two doors south Pa, ave. mh19-1m_| New Werks by Prince Krapotkina and ————_~ee———___— house at Washington Barracks, The writ was last resting place in the royal mauso- JOR SALE—CAKRIAGES, HARNESS, CARRIAGES. | Max Muller—King Milan asa Pinay Bids for Elevators Opened. | directed to Gen. H. G. Gib emmanding the loum. The princess was a woman of more than if pouwant’s nice stylish Surrey eto Mera shi sd Bide were opened at Col. Casey's office to-day f0F | qmird U. 8 artiliery, and st noon the petitioner, cage ren mg ee need H you want « Bice iylish Phscxon go to Meeks. ‘Special ‘Dispstch to Tae EVENING S742. four passenger and two area cievators in the west 2 2 Teading and study, Her manners were easy Fou want a lice stylish Cabriolette, : for whom Capt. C. C. Cole appeared, entered the and graceful. : goioMerks, | Lonpox, March 29— Russian and ‘French | wing of the State, War aud Navy department ‘She was the wife of A. B. Cleghorn, ‘crlism Panis. Survie’ Daal | Prisons” ia the title of a work by Prince Kra-| puiiding, ‘as follows: Stokes & Parish Machine | UCT in charge of a If you want a nice corporal, Rep nse at one Lime a member of the king's cabit and by Gol, Gipson made return that the petitioner was | hall, in the National museum; and stil! another| _Plem ef the Temperance Women. “y’ new or Pleamure Wagon (uew oF second heed}, tis | potkina, to be published by Ward Dawney. WN. Have. and Sst..21100 + him bad one child, a little girl now nine years of = company of Philadelphia, $18,000 passenger, } delivered to him two officers as a deserter, and. i iis ‘THEY APPEAL TO LIQUOR MAKERS AND SELLERS. ‘This live will ia ‘Also a large number of furnished houses. soa iauestloution tocall ag ese articles are it | "Swan Sonneanchetn & Oo. have in press 0 class. | Comp Stated verbally teat Portion of his remains isin soaking, waiting for “ iniss, provided she It vi] ‘dogen or more different sty each, (area); Crane Elevator company of ly the petitioner had admitted The National Woman's Christian Temperance ability take the mni2 waa hae oe ana and, quali to "choone fron ‘inc,’ Haxiese, | flea bibliography of about 25,000 current works | $1i-adc tens 28 ea): Ou Brow ee to the officers that he was a deserter. Ho also | MF. Hornaday, the taxidermist, to ‘call it forth we Firat ther rh i ae eco 3° ry i RENT_THAT DESIRABLE TWO-STORY goods guaranteed a8 | in aul departments of literature balled “The Best Fite, hoe Rhode Malana sve,” pear lows "These for sale on an accommodating terms, | Books.” iin gulera fmprovements; roomy dad bath Feit | has ante ae ot sale On aecommode ier | Pues sereco ot | $88 fare os " ! Sli-im. GATES & WHITMAN, 1407 Fet.n. ¥-_ prompiy. "Specinity. he best 2. sb"Busey Har. | thought,” will appear next week. Translations | faiea), beat JOR RENT K ST. N W.-NEW TWELVE: | ness in the whole country at O21 G st. a-w. into German and Russian have been arranged. acnrtionaly ernie hota arent gis. in aay Nts rh 3. Meeks. | Beerbohm Tree will soon open the West End ree oR LL} tase segie, moders Pleamant."630' 10th Sto tress D st mw. F? | RENT—DWELLING OF SEVE: orthwest Corner of Mand Goth ets 2. inion has issued an address to the brewers, dis- | #Malrs of the Kingdom, she ‘in the line of suo- sul the descriptive lista, showing that after | from the vat, and make out of ita life-like image | ™ ‘cession to the throne. rorcester. company, | he, had, been as. minor fe enulsed | ofthe dead ‘elephant, albert was one. of the | ers Toctifiors, wholesale ‘dealers and saloon ‘Bul notwithsianding the intelligence of Like e047. Howard, Pailadelpnig Serer he mounted service and deserted trom | iargest Asiatic elephants ever Drought to this | KEePers. The address is in the form of a plea, and | fut notwithsian ‘intercourse eke hen bet tan ‘Higging, Jefferson: pies sawentt coer aren country. His death was a He the people to whom it is directed are addressed the foreign population for years and years—there ‘Mr. Cole made it the ‘papers pre- o Sond” Gre, Mo betanees, | on ths apening a2 “bretharn= address says: | Was yet a strain Of natural superstition in ber sented were not sumicfent evidence to Hol hint | Hike Jumbo, to Barnum's show. While the circus _ _— Ines snived | CompOsitiOn Of which she could nie and tr. Cook sald that the papers had not been prop- | Was travelling In New Hamipshire, about ror | woken nare Rewer until now come with the united | fOmiestTO Owe be tae may now attri ie Sara ae 2 “the Red | | DRY CLosers YoR Tax ww scHoot Houses, | Ef corvoret, and they should have. been under | Tris Ago, De became Unruly and Killed one of | voloes of “mnen who take aud pate her untimely (aking off. | For centuries back, oF 8 JOR SALE—9400 WILL BUY AGOOD STOCK oF | theater, with a new drama entitled “The yr the seal of the War department, He did not think ~ i a! se and sell the far as run the Ha ry Fatocerice, Fatures, aad ores thi ete to do | Lamp,” the work of anuatried author. The per-| _ Commissioner Ludlow, Building Inspector En- | the government was antious tO keep hima; thee | ‘death. ‘This was the third inan Albert had killed rinks | beltet among the people that the eruptions ot Business. A good Horwe and Wagon ‘estes if wanted. ae Dr. Westland | tWisle and Mr. HO. Gregory have rut, | She atrest was made at the instance of his mother, | Ad it was decided to put him to death before Strength arms already 108 and Kilauea Were the ineans taken Fat na” aaa eee | Meream tnd ae being arrange bya commis | Gea ofr aay Wen to ape an | who oe sch spas hn ts poe | wore nes were eure oi ag.“ oy + Tee: i ‘oof Sales. combination Hitk, AS Thom eA Ati | of literary men and artists, “Irving will give at | schools at that plate, snd tt has boom to| “Ah tunele Of the young man was t, and he | arrived at Keene, the militia was called out. otice ves’ prices lows terms oo atte oie BALD. | the Lyceum. insuppore of eng pene, + repre: | naurarate, hes astm in ail ihe new pcoat | sated thatthe ete lle eget Keene Light Guards formed upon the village gree | woman's shelter and. protection, but WELL, 804 E st. now. z mhi?3t* | sent ‘byron’ j, “Werner,” here, ‘S restaurant, and he did not desire to FERAL. OGGD EAGT 3 ia will x , A | low has asked Mr. I. D. Sme ‘the for this the near a to GR SALE, SEVERAL GOOD HEAVY WORKING Somplineee will “sie ‘be pad’ Marston ‘uy: the | system, to. obtas trom Plumblng inspector, Hob. ve setective Raft testified that he and Detective Preting. Albere been hee, noe NMMUMEPE SEEPS. | Grunt astantettce Nass habe | weet SOA at | Banga os poten, tia "Re 2s | Gaara ay mente "Cit ANMES. S27 ee 36 Rom Fixe pete “rhe Prize Jury, = . Mates for the replacement of the cil planting y | ness stated terns other had caused mie arrest | Bd been marked upon his durk bide as vital 2OR RENT — TWO NE 16K | F930 casks Apniy at Prints Once Mey ee et | , The National theater at Belgrade has decided | the dry-closet system. In this connection it may he was under age at the me. De sf fe know you say {tis Andustry Houses, water, as: 820 $22 B st. ne. Key 84. | 48 Mata. “jah 9-3t ae that the play named ee Tach exereamed wea eke pearomenant the, city are teclive Horne corroborated Mr. Raft Gena. ‘gnormous revenues to the state; but UGvibtest “OWE leds” sehen” | [ROK SALE-ONE ELEGANT Wew pares of, | (28! To the. surprise oe of creryoue tho draina rxons 1 Te womens epi hat ne cam luere, having: with another | ‘The next morning Messra Hornaday ana Lucas | Ury two have vo be, pald owt in, the’ : RES With nickel wheel, side drat ‘drop Jeaf, all attach- | Proves Work of King The Commissioners having requested Mr. 8tout- ry, Jumy overboard froma German man-ot- | were onthe und, bavi made a hasty trip ” Exitoiesigtn ag veureuteis | WMreemxaeam more, | Siu cungimiet ae ummm | yi dros ca que tueia trai |p ana, uae an ure a | es pe sa el Ps for Dy, 1 hele oney sent for rent - alk with 5 ” guarantee, at — ‘bmit removed the hide of the ‘Deast and stripped the ‘7th and H sts. ‘Telephone call 425-2. | She Turns Up Again in the Trial of ee Feat ete Tae teen aed Bnd Bor bien a dike im to work on the farm skeloton. Tt 8 not an eaay thing to cut Up's big | strong drinks bechuse we think an undue share es Ex-Alderman Cleary. February, 1887, were colored males and | in AI 1808. phant where care Foe SALE ONE GRAY HORSE. SOUND. KIND | New vonx, March 19.—-at the opening of the | 51. white ‘and "74 colorea, females and 2 ie. AldMOR teetinied to the character of pe- | injury to the skin or to the bones This job, | is but the cat'spaw to ‘aud good riding and driving; bred from Beaks of ‘white feraan Trades the ‘com. | titioner, and he a though the work was dono Otter. Call at CHAMBERS’ Livery Stables, K st., near | trial of Thos. Cleary, the indicted Doodle alder- inltied to che eee age of 21 years, ee 7, And he understood he was not 21. from B ovlock tn WOR SALE — ON: C 4 wo The Ms Mr. | The court hela the petitioner, ing ‘They had not farto search for one Fiticine' sna‘ Cinay Purmacee Inquire 222 Hut | GATE substantiany the, same testimony she gavs | yonn F, Mitchell, complain that pele hans been that he would, the welt without prejie Tave marked the plane with s suitabiemonument | Sameenae AgngraDe AR Door, who sells WDAL Ube | AL Une Tearful aucrincr, and whlleane noes Forsae often mistook her house for ate Wet nachna and ESR th ie eet demig al Pee een ge io age wes oarmeme | Most Hime since then albert bone have | under deeper condetnnation tian his ews enlight- | Of he volcano made awful tnunder the Princes 2 Appeal ana pxtat Yarn, erat Rowers | Scns aa on mim mak once OF le et | Facade and request tey te atl or | Centr dt, Mounting: Atbere wae young? Raving Just, a | Sos Ur ae bade over tn ons | wrote Ringe eal to, te Chri eee and excellen in. Elewant J 3 : r —-—_. 4 a eto ow, showtend boned cuatetipenmee = ers abies Grand Gpricht Piano, tiple atang, 7s oct wiaatlg Metz was the next vlpre Se) a Fees eating the master Blurbers Go pay forthe ‘The Paper Hunt Wednesda; paler aS manny. Tae x iS | Save ce ProMs 20 the Seam obese She openly prociatmed (bat a0 glored to make For list of property for sale. call or send at office. rai sod but ibres, months; 250; $50 | afresh, Co Tal ate pel wal "| SOCIETY PEOPLE IN THE ROCK CREEK WILDERNESS. | thought that he would have grown at least six a3 pap aay yh uh? Oe Ce Om AiG Fats Dw. | Cat alanice monty taste in Dayiaents ae ainall'ae | early one taoraire ine tere ee ae a eats | Doses. etiane cameos ‘The noreuwest portion of the city was very gay | inches taller if he" had. not been cut of in his ‘The American Cardinals, ye GS : 0 | Reopen ch rele oe Sore directed bye, (2h, ME, Mocklocklin,” and | nave been issued by inspector lnewisle as follows: | Wednesday afternoon ‘with the spectacle of the nonts ‘inade by ate Rorsaday before, tie bonte | SNORT SKETCHNS OF THEIR eqn ey Preparations ana lay down (6 awailthe end. itis LY ok: scale Pearce & tor wi on M . - ‘Cardinal Gibbons was born in Baltimore in 1834, Ubat to this final the Kab 1098 paleo, a sap ews oly S02 maathly a te: | peated their | viatt gine iinauirles ‘week ce Lawton, to erect brick warehouse hunt party given by Mr. Alexander Greger. The | were stripped showed that it was bine fect. trom wal . a (3 unas : balistcoe? =™ later. Cleary | theta 27in pnd 5 sere, red i i | i i i i 3 i i 5 i E i fi F I : i i i al i i oe i i HH & - fa E 4 Wrath was by the sacrifice of some of ly. ‘Time and again, when tnese wolcanore, have <Gcluged tne surrounding ‘With their fiery flow and shaken the to their center, has Unis human sacrifice jace, Whether with the desired effect or Bob ‘chroniclers say not. Volcano of Mauna Loa recently broke out, as iches to the Herald have already stated, inte & violent eruption. ‘This eruption, the first in twenty-five years, caused the superstitious natives to believe that Pele had put her war paint on and. her angerat the things that be. The natives from their huts watched the lurid Ugt Wwho | that shone upon the mountain top, and knew the | the: was Teaching out her ftery arms for @ ob. | Fictii of the royal blood. Tue Kaliunas, who hae * A ‘once more the favor of ng, DIgT. | servation teaches wa that, the stock and SxUUree | tae tee eae ee ene, ae A ‘up in Dusiness | fearful doom which they sald must come, I i i | i I i i § i H Story Hrick House, ni back statre, cellar, bath and £. . f § 4 § H te E 3 £ i F f : i i i i 3 u i i | i i a i E i M4 : H d 4 i 1 i | i : i i 4 i iz | | ; : meet was held at 3 o'clock at Dupont circle, the | the {o tue op of Albert's back, and eight | and is therefore Mfty-three years old. He received | played no untmportant part, and hat whlle acts vod discount all cash. ee, ington; $2,000. Washington B. B. Co. to erect J . a | Ing as her: jane advisers Uney were, im 100 as one of the 10 called twice. On the ob- ‘and G | 1arger portion of the party starting trom the Rus- | feet four inches to his shoulder. "He had an his elementary education in Ireland, after which | 04 re 900 THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, Jection of Mr. Shafer Justice Barrett ruled against | frre, Aue house, $5 . Fintey to balid brick ad. | sian legedion, Mtr. Greger rode a blooded gray] manic girth of 13 feet 4 inches. he graduated at 8 Charles’ college, in Howard | Murttng her onward totheend.” POR Met And tis, eee 422 Ob ok be bringing: &e the Grapiie Led mee dition to 2029 K street northwest; $1,800. ‘horse and wore a bag of paper bits slung over his FUTTING ALBERT TOORTHER. county. In 1861 he was made a priest, and} For days and days she lay among these people, — nl aa md = iS crogs-examinatic r. ok’s cl ct R SALE_WEBER PIANO—A HANDSOME NEW | Miss Metz recalled that she had worked for two MISCELLANEOUS. Shoulder. | For some of the Mr. Greger had | AS he was young and growing the parts of the | assigned as assistant to St. Patrick's church, on | and during all that lume BOL a particle of food wait $100 416 Gth st.n.w.16; Weber Upright Fiano, of exceptionally fine tone; | families, boul named Held, but could not remem- | , Architect Brady has completed the plans for | hired a tally-ho coach, which was occupied by | vertebrae and other bones became separated in Broadway. Afterwards he was transferred: to St, | allowed to pass her lips. Death was not speedily 100 302 Ext. .w..h5r-.. lanrest size, with embroidered cover and stool. Address | ber the given namesot any of the membersoteelther. the new elght-room school butldings tobe erected | Miss Mattie Mitchel, ‘the palsses, West, ME | soaking. $0 to put Albert together again was a | Bri ets at Canton, from which plade be was Sate Se ae we Fal ot ae end winality eo thobea cotta Y, Star office. ___4t"_| she notsuy that Cleary was in either of the joining the Sumner and Wallach schoo! » Mr. Rice, ‘andy | cedious work, reauiring considerable nuity, | 2PPointed to be a member © Late Archbishop | been, but starv ‘ork at lest, and . FOR SALE—IMPORTE! par! ‘men called ‘The Commissioners have directed Major Moore | and Mr. von Alvensieden. ’ The .Spanish 4 Spalding’s household, Next he was made vicar | While the Kahunas sat about and Ancanta- 1413G st, upper part vols poner Lig namie bigs retientiy eooed end | She Jodid moe eweer tant een eas hag | to stop children trom defacing thefront snd break: | minister” rode tn the Grosky. ‘In. the | lke a Chinese puzzle. fraine-work of his Soetole: 1731 DeSalesst VIF apostolic of North Carolina, where he labored tour | HORS Went on the spirit of the princess left her low-c BE har- | Oy ing the wind ft the Dennison school building. | carriages of various sorts were Mrs. Cleveland, | as been put ‘her and swung from the pulleys | 21" 7 ts vith much | DOdy and the sacritice Wasat an end. For 204 ieaaz bat been woed by children of owner for, we | Gather ania "eeu me LO. Weeks ater, nor) Ing the Nindoors of, the, Dennison sqnool Dullding, | catriagrset varieus sort wero Mri Cleveland, | 1 aoe at which it wifi sand when the | }<a7B, 10 the Interest. of his church, with much | ody and the sacral: warat an-ond, For 20days Yeats. (Cau bescen mornings at private stable 1018 | Sie wage Cleaty On cee or Me ot Tiase creas ong, Charles Flelsiman. . ren. | areciaoaes sister. tn the Pres migentin carringy), the ar aren ‘The ‘all and bead have not | Wan sent WO fill the vacaMt see of Richmond, A | {rn portals of Uhe mausoleum lose in upon tem asew noes hi ould, Michael Esch, of 106 New York avenue north- 8 |, Mrs, ell, 3 By litle later he was named to be coadjutor arch | forever. ——PRINTING OFFICE AND FIXTURES: Front to noe ERE et a P0* | east, complains to the District, Commissioners of | Mrs. Whitney, Mra. May-Wright, Mrs, Cameron, poor Ww een aK bishop of Baltimore under Archbishop Bayley, | , That this good woman was cruelly sacrificed to of the late Win. H. Burnside, located at 633 st. | "'On tho redirect examination Katie picked out | the laying of a double track on the Metropolitan peepee oo as peg man ee Whose health at that Ume Was poor. Upon thé | the superstition of the Kahunas is an secret wo doors from 7th st., consistinx of two presses, road > i Places Biss Sr tooce Seve 7th at. cometing of tex ihrgeas: | and identified Fullgrat’ as one of the callers at | Branch of the Baltimore and Onto railroad now in Y, $.N stn. w.. 1UF. Hillyer picaw.,i 0 Bet #.w, 13P- at the islands, but the st tell is et Pa Where the skeleton's bouy feet will come when the | Arathor Archbishop Bayley the cardinal succeeded | 8 ie ts r ‘Mauna, TP RI | erent ictal PDlncaton Brothers have. requested the Commis. | Hoosevell; tuo Tiraziian wiattice sna paees | logs have ‘been edjusted. £8 THE Deak TOpOrtC® | too Lave picaty oounell he acted oa ane | the Awfut ased to BOL ana for T SiLa- FORE HORSES COMBTANTLY Ox | "IR. LAWKONS CLERK MUSsENG, | stoners to cuploy them al the lorthobuing sale of | Ultajuba Miss Clymer Mit Breese tee sanecess | was Inspecting “tho wkelecone Mir, hess gate, and not long after the close of the council he | 44s after was in comparative quiet, and then the JOR SALE FORTY HORSES CONSTANTLY ON prop-rty for taxes. and Swisd ministers, M. Noguetras, Sirs and Miss | deftly. thigh eon ae he ee HES SUpPINE | Was raised vo the dignity of the cardinalate. hoary old foothsayers went about ainong the peo Hand “He etait et | POMOMIMEY she le Ms ome to sotm | ahah farts tae AUR Sa rue |i iach dass Tegan | tn fuga mr hen Sts ent | "Cuan faa tsar ase cane |e oh aay Se sal tw igs as Py re emt Gap ner nep afi ber ane e fe Vashington Gaslight (th | rode on horseback with this cavalcade. Mr. y city. ‘ined a priest of the Roman | 4aY Uheir power is greater in the land than since Stable. Thave' no connection with aug ether stable, | New Yons, March 19—The whereabouts ot ater, tetiveen Pennayivania avenue and D serect Grover ook twenty minutes! star sirewing ua | ofthe Beene Guarda, “he brea parts have boca Cathoué enue ina He was ibs meaty | the days when Caplain Cook laid his bopes wpom a hor do Tetgage any outside salemuen. Pull pro Rutu southeast ag, ta Z 3 ‘4ppointed professor of mental philosophy, director | thelr TY WITH $1,000 To INVEST CAN MARE | Kperatigad to all. partiey vit or buying at my | Nut wane the conadential clerk and part- | SSfrenry Garnett, E. B, Barnum, W.'T. Hornaday | course {through lanes and by-roads ata through a | Painted that no, traces of the destructive bullets | OP eta dies dud superior of the cominary of Queber yO duriuz the National Drill No-risk. Ad- | Piace., Buyers are invited to call snd examine my | ner o mine araob, Who absconded Tuesday, | and a score more of gentlemen are thie sighersto & portion of the Rock creek wilderness, He was | ee oe tee Ah pert wall be mounted and placed | 91 was mado profes#or of canon law in Laval uni. GIRLS TAUGHT TO BOX, Fennec eames ESRTOR TS | cesar RETEST, |e! ae ENS onan te LA | UNE ee ecco | Reta en ani ace Ana | uname aera ee) tty tah codeine eee || SUIS TAUGEET wo mex, SFA VALU O12 & 623 Gat. 5 elle z 4 4 taxidermist’s work-room, a stuffed and lite-like | 187 jesse to HIND! mulding. JOR SALE—PIANO, CHEAP.OR WILL BERENTED | two days, and the same story is told at| 1; Emmons and others. ‘The carriages drove to the | Ditton h: 1c lermist tg waiting unt Te AGGAMA stn. mbi3-tw a INDORSEMENT OF LTRREST CHRCES.—The Treasury el carr rove to ee uccessfal Advertising. From tho New York Sun. REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED AND Sai Seagate | The oMce of the ammonia a a Company, Of | department has issued a circular to national and | Country Club house and awaited the arrival of | Skeleton get some pol wed: good properties: well located: free ar: to exchange for Washington real estate. nature. He has to build a frame or mannikin | From tho Philadelphia Times. Parties wishing such exelanee address ‘with particu: , Star rs ; Billy Edwards has a number of giris as pupils in supposition is that helhad gone away, as ne went | State banks in regard toindorsement and payment CE re OR ae a os ees ‘saying in business circles that su to the depot with Lawton, and then took out at- | of interest checks, which provides that in all | D's ‘Doxing. He said to a Sun reporter: “T've just now ‘tators, Mr. Gi r was closel followed by. struction will follow as nearly as possible the bony advertising is the life of trade, but many of the lam of properties offered, cas ‘values; Box Fachments against Lawtén's property, which ho | cases in which socteties and hold U.8, bonds | Mr. Richard Wallach; Sirs David: King epuniaa ia | fraiue Which nature provided for Albert in fe,” | Savertsing ts the quote and believe in the maxim | Feiry oid. Ghote the duucheee ee eae ree office. nt himself had @ share in. ‘The sheriff is still in in the name ot trustees proper evidence of their | second and winning’ first. prize and Sirs. Helyar re hea aS Know littie of the wide and varied Held that juaic- | 7°23 aug wealthy pare LOTS FOR SALE ON BLACKISTON = RT session of Lawton’s Broadway office and what | election must be filed in the office of the first au-| took the second prize. The streamers of white Amusements. cacertian cence ents, and they are having her take boxing leasone aeroae ~ - Fee DED, FEATHERS, 150. A. POUND: | books are left are still untouched in the safe. The | ditor, and that the certificates of authority for | and violet worn by Mr. Greger were given to Mrs.| tag SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA C _—Thig | 1008 newspaper advertising opens legitimate | on account of her health, 2. C. COMBS, Attorney-at-Law, pO ee pore elect Tae hse Lace ok by {Creditors have not yet been called toget her,nor | the ihdorsement and collection of interest checks | King. The prizes Were diamond horseshoe pins. | promising organization gave its third concert of | trade. There is as much money practically wasted “Is that the motive that inspires or your = Lesmeetnress et found for the price: prompt Mr Jones cmt beck made to settle with them, | must be from all the trustees and not from the so- | The club then furnished a collation, the party | Promising organization gave. its third con night, | as is expended in advertising. Costly cards, fllu- —_— A TORAGE-STORAGE TAKEN AT VERY MO rate y be had y |ALE—TWO SADDLE HORSES, O) Wer Tate. Separate rooms may be ina dry | WOR SA polls SAD) é E And well ventilated house "7 tan e wer and been ridden by a well ventilated house. 7 wet. nw. mi7-1in | “1 clewant Jumper and, bee QTEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE, APPLY ROOM | ticulars Mr. Jones, of the Delta Azotin company, the | clety or lodge. The circular says that the proper | were photographed, and all declared. the fox hunt ‘The audience was large, and gave frequent manl- | ml cireulars, and all the thousand outside | Pupils?” T asked, ton sald to-day that ti red id ney | should be known to contonar eo ti ‘Treagury rules | ° at “level: 4 had with her in th an festations of the pleasure derifed fromthe render. methods of advertising do some good in special | No: they have a. good many diferent motives : that the creditors would not | s nown to conform to the ru Sine Clevetan ee thee a 2 ot good : 1 fares TALBOT Stat otice” “tans | Suffer much, as the attachments he had obtained | before payment. Jewett, her guest, and also Miss Grigg ar ing of the well selected numbers of the program. | Cases, This progressive age when the oe mg tne hy people of leisure—and rigg, of Buffalo, | ror a beginning Beethoven's second symphony | hewspaper 18 in every home the one suc- | havea number Of these—iearn to box for the sake : j x i ais Be p exercise, or because they want to know St Cloud Building. comer dthiand Fstwne. | Ton cute Sacuirlon, DERE ArreD, | MOwd be, used for the benedt of the creditors in| 4 + 0 Case py aa the North. | W018 now also at the White House, "Miss Nannié | was credicably given by the orchestra under Prok, | cosstul method for legitimate business to reach | Of tbe ex c Senet cack or near an ‘Call between 9 and 5 o'clock. -: 3 ‘ATTED. | general, The rty at Little Ferry, N.J., was AND Cask DECIDED.—In the case Of'the North- | Bayard had consented to ride in the hunt, but at . legitimate custom, 1s by the wise employment of | how, Then I have some theatrical ladies who go “ahigee fe | ee iucdtuassized salle Mare; works, besusifully 44 | Worth about €37 000; andthe isiasd of Navewa | ePn Pacitio. Kallroad. Company va Gollferd Miller | eyes nad consented tO failed. “Mra Cleveland | HomMAys) judicious, and Capable direction, a dis- | Kgl 4 YOR SALI DAILY RECEIPTS ent in the work of the i the news rcolumns And even in new: into tt a8 a matter of business, ‘They learn to box perfect in every respect. “Must sell without | Would also be at No estimate of the lla; | the Attorney General has decided that Miller’s | and her guests were escorted to a vantage spot, to | jnct improvement ee bag iS over the vious concerts noticeable, | advertising, there is much money wasted. The | because it will make them more graceful, and be 20. grocers. daly receipts $00. and various other | delays “IGS New Hampabires miss | bilities can yet be made, as the Lawton frm had = pane witness the finish, by Secretary Whit 4 2 to ‘man whose | Cause as a matter of business 1 will be profitable.’ amoctos ay onc ane beeen ot ase seoe eee COTTAGE AE Wasurnoros | Popes setters all over the country” he princ-| Gclongs to the ralrdad ‘and "aot 0 tbe United | ator Cameron. "At theciweot te hunt tue naer | Tugel, euute overture was als pleasingy | Randing adveraement of business man whose | Calas ae matt of usin it wal b prota” dinie ‘rooms in. and other business chances. sha ee al toss, ft fs believed, will fal on the ben States, headed by Mr. Greger, escorted Mra. Cleveland’s | Who was heard in public for the frst time last | in not only stale and unprofiuable, but it is Tepul. ercise for women?” a See D. RAMEY. | built of first-class material. Will sell at cost for NOT INDORSERS FOR LAWTON. carriage outside the gates with raised hats, Mrs. , made an excellent impression, though she | sive. St ca ny te che very best thet amen, — = ESTABLISHED | 23; ,APBIY, (2), RICHARD H. WILLETT, cor. New| Wriatwaton, N. C., March 19.—The Navassa | GEN. SHERIDAN Gog Weer.—General Sheridan, | Cleveland congratulated the hunters on the sue. suffered somewhat from nervousness. Her voice | _ Tiere 1s foolish prejudice against 20. | oF women einer con vane fe earice partes ch tenae ie | prom sae rune Lane aca nesta | inata sabe ee Glan eine | socal impor Gnerat art and om | ew ftnechase se i eg pay | pee ak gg re ty ena: "i OR SALE—THREE LARGE COA NEARLY alter 1: le 5 in’ a bet 3 reli Drag BiareDey See Steere, ae. Meee | Enews two closed ono 0 i each seat twenty | Lawton. ‘They say he was thelr agent tor pur. | 21, Sheridan, has gone on a cope |_‘The War on the “Bob-Tall? Cars. | eee eae eee eee ae aay ae eaEaTIES eee ee oe site | gevelups only the Tight side of the body, while Brbiainean Copmelt sear interes Be aa eee ect | pervons: Inquire of A- J. BENTON, 711 East Capit sing supplies In New York,but had no Anadelal hare ob inter al msgr alll et eee ee ieadart ‘DEroatt Fares | She was compelled to respond to an encore, Miss | tenders and quacks in medicine by even | Doxing brings into play every muscle from Ue est leat ouroee DRAM Boye | Oscar OP GRRLNTNG WF | como or authority over the Company aera | Shas Ja te po bulldinge frum taere tier 18 THE BOXES 1N CIECULATION. eS ee SE ES | eee Dems. forenle, eftas curesiee. D-RAMEY pas = fy" aver, sho com 5 : . x Aas ashington | &0 your ¢3 Ao some peas, °* PE | BOSH ex posters F ¥ Re et he se miltary post authorized by Congress. | mmo wartare of tho ciizens ayalnst the “Dob- Inubeal audiences played ihe Scharrenka rondo | oiler posible Inethod of newspaper adveriang, | thoughity concentrated, that your rain as Wel S, ~ | WAR TEPEEY STi oem eta vr-3 im tall” 14th street cars has got to the point of cireu- | so brilliantly that her bearers were not satisfied | The ouly practic y 3 : Brokers and Dealers i Lk: ame ape = of the reservation for the new trait : * xhaust tng" of 5 find the giris—de GOGEBIC IRON MINING STOCKS, POREMEAAT 4 BARGAIN A SPLENDID PATE | & Bement ea. ere. Address by St.| {Lnrariien: Major Williston, of thes Arilory, | lating for signature papers containing the follow. | until se Gea Fn et eo oe WESTEEN FARM MORTGAGES =| ‘arriave Horses, PRINCE and HARRY They are Se Parcustaa Meo arya fe Under the chiet of dresses ase eighteen months | ing pledge: “We refuse to deposit our fares in a| WAS Sung moss acceptably by ladies from the | publicly by much imeane paying for it. The | “I find them quite apt, but, they do not learn as. ae a eeng etn ae Sreh hous f 100 pont oak Sek Meet ice: | teandr of the wasversiay heap yesterday was nado | from that rand cares pihoad in charge of tho | PO Gnaking, however, a legal tender from the oe ee alld |S ao ecw staf tr ee you ice; Room 4, Glover Building, 410 Fat Hees eiiee uu and eaurely, Aearleas lady et84 the occasion of a loyal demonstration, an address, | arillery school. He wil! meot General Sheridaa at Serueta Cues ae Stiver or conic: | Soon eaesaitns nad “cniers exteoded popeioniey | povaal battle. with aspiring "attorney" to Know, ut girs have never nad anything ‘of this _mbi-3m_— _—___| Uaited Kentucky saddle horse, walas, wrote, single foots | Prepared by students expressing devotion to tne | FOF Riley. tor of sald” railway, and no other person), | throughout the country. though his Fontes for | keep him from having. himselt re td eet he RENT BOARDING, HOUSE, 15, BOOMS, | and gallons spd cau trot, di harness, in about threo | czar was handed about and was immediately cov-| _Anwy OxpERa—Leave for four months has been | (2° to pass the fare of any other passengers | many Seasons have not nt hin to Washing. | cliet feature of every case with whlch Ty ioe quickest, to guard or at Ree eee ee See wonic%e | munutes, Lpce has the English saldie gaits, walks | ered with nundreds Of signatures. ‘Two men In granted to Capt. 8, T. Norvell, 10th cavairy, and | 0 the box, and contribute a pro-rata share to the | ton, He will doubtless be all the more w: Dect hisname. Thusdo even, tho [i Cap. aud I, near Gove. Printing Office, Apply to | trots Jops. and is & good trotter in harness. the gathering who expressed disapproval of the AB rand | xDeuse incurred by any person or persons who, | welcomed after his long absence by those who re. | profess to deny newspaper ing pay enn et Lscnere H CALLAGHAN, S31 N. Capitelst. - julstUwe™ | horses aresouud and thorousbiy acclimated, proseedings ‘by hissing wore weverely beaten and | Second Lieut. D. F. Angium, et infantry,” and | fnointalning inelr righis before the courts ii | member his fun-making in former years. He will| oc only in a less creditable way, thai is adopted | deal better at attacking than gus rang. Thea ALSO, their clothes torn from their backs. the leave of Capt. Mott H 224 infantry, has | striving to fulfill the thus subscribed to, | make his appearance in a new comedy called | by business men. In potnt De » the 4 ‘ a Aforrsented Coupe, Rockaway, as good as new, and hae been extended “one wook. © fiat Heut iH. | muy be compelled tonmort o such extrome mens” | “Pa which was brought out for the first time in| the world is dons by advertising, trom the “pulpit to-come ty them naturaily. But, then, Unere init of first-c ouble Harnens, HE EXPECTED TH: SASTER. rrother, ry, mn relieved ures.” ‘The pledge will become binding only after | New York this season, and was ular success wegen ea \d after th ‘The whole “Turnout” in first-clias order. —— at the Virginia Agricultural college at his own | at least 100 signatures have been secured to it. | there. air. Russell is sald tobe supported by a | Yertising 1s professedly rejected, it is only to. seek | lead out and stop, and aiter they ty GN HAMLLTON, Conehinate of table Ts san ese | Some Damaging Testimony Regarding | request, and ordered to join his toglinent’ Gor | af ieast 100 siguatures apers inay be circulated | good compa Some sinuous path toget into the newspaper to | that once that's about all there is to it, exc JOHN HAMILTON, Coschinau, at stabie, t6 see teatn he tevin i mee papers may: good company. P 7 ” | accomplish the same end. to keep up the practice, Us the constant me S " ‘ sey. john M. n, corps of engineers, has been | and signed and returned to the meeting ot | ©krpacou's Opera House. —“The Little Tycoon” | accomp! 3 (PE, WSENGTON ware Derosrr compass |" PSC orate wprratan, | | Boro, March to.—ape,fllad commtssopers | Order from thls ety Yo New York on public But |elzenstalied for 7 ovlock Bia EHS Sang | TH zotura, to AlbSUgh’s DEX WO°L. ox: tno Eng- | Grand Ure tings Bree Rew cdvertin tear | “OL COUrES You uno GOft Gloves wiKh your gh eS ROOF 8 F RENO: ras IS morn! in Ir investigation into | ess. next at the residence of Prof. King, 18’ BIsOU .TER.—N Eng-} ¢ Jct pone ” eer yg ee splendid family turnout is not beinesotd Yor | HNC ciuses OF the wooldent near Hostindiale: ween ‘A Joas 150 ‘Loxa.—Appli has been | ROrthwest. a sh melodratma, “ost tn nochanical ome “Livertining willbesimply a waste ctimency | oNG for the ment part we Gon’ ese any, bee Persons going abroad. or leaving the city should | speculation, but because the owner is leaving the | K. Dennett, of West Roxbury, a passenger on the ome. ze a: cee oaa ee oe sented with fine scenic and. mechanical effects, | Rens. merchant, the jeweler, the | cause I dont intend to hit them hard, but Just sail ive the adesages fered inca | Tabidcawacir | (alm, vostiied ‘that he was th the nretcar, tee made tothe Treasury department for tho free en- ‘A Street Car Grievance. i ee preacher, the Sotning merchait the ‘soap sane | barely touch them. ‘And tf they io get 6 tte tap any for the safe Keeping of boude, securities, Jewelry, = 5 ; | seats from the rear. ry at San Francisco of a Joss fora joss house in | ‘To the Editor of Tam Evawina Seas and a good supporting company. * the bankes the inedicine vemter, the ” Ea yng ee | mia humped eran | RG carga | Pent no cacao to ah eect |e PRE Th ep al RSM | Cc aa Sean apes fe | "os we cep ne sen jour siedirancnnanes Sane Ele, | track.’ The shock was violent enough to throw |} and regalia for Tetgi0Us ae em | the lent of the Metropolitan street raliroad | called “Crogan’s Elevation,” at wept eye ey Bolg EA) eutly they cam Keep up ar eras Zs Game ee Gale ates La ie ee Male aamaug the | witness off his seat and the car went on bumping |.jous is 150 feev long and is composed of wood, | here. Parties who live in the eastern sec-| week. Entertaining pebrepemtatta J os | mpd ee se a pe FG | eg oF fy Pe bd ‘they will et caring 08 95 Bm | seat onant of the following wellttown msien Her | URULIC stopped. Witness noticed no snap before |'Paper, tinsel and metal. pono it ett y_ sro otten mabijocted to) great yin: | eee Holland's “Uncle Tom’s | business houses which well” understand | get winded in a quarter of that time.” Pinan fae Duck binak Booka to one. | Le mtiaa aie Peep ee Samet uchanle,| Neual swaying of the carw around cheer | -RINANOXAL AND GOMMEROKAL, | Cuvenlence and annoyance upon arriving at tho cabi Company, with the Magnolls quarte | this important feature of adverusing. They eta wing gress worn by the iris in, thelr contests jrating “and. cumbering. "Magazines, | “if ysrensi saad Sta oye tee | We had no moretentioty en wee ae; morn- Capitol, by finding that they have taken thewrong | genuine bidodidunds, and the other features | ploy the best talent and the bes Sdvertisomeets, | the same ting. Moms take then teeiee Sees hion books bound im ali ‘styles at low | REMINGIUN ARMS AGENC ing for we all expected to go down with that New York Stock Markets car and that they will have to get out and wait | which tradition has made essential to a pi cen hold their and steadily tncreasé | in their ordinary attire, but that puts toe Send hove, we will call. 26-3m, E ‘EMPORIUM, bridge some time.’ ‘The following are the opening and 3:00 p.m. prices |. | presentation of the drama, will be the and they: pal + ‘Others v ‘sort SOUNTANT (SCOTCH CHARTERED) OPENS | _™h3-lewaw S10 Pesnaylvanisave.n.w. | | Mr. Crocker.— What aid your anxiety arise | of the New York Stock Markotyas reported by spect | UBtH One comes along whioh runs out East Capi. | Presentation of the dran {teem by fuiling thelr promlaesto the public. A | disadvantage, Others use a, wort Of ‘blouse ane ‘cudite,or keeps by contract acta of Dosis; rue: | JOR SALE AND EXCHANGE_aT 400 Pa. ave | trom? Wire to H. H. Dodge, 530 16th street? fol street, ‘This ts particularly unpleasant upon a | “pop, GLEASON, THE HORSE TaMER.—Prot. 0. B. | business advertisement that is not original, fresh a a Investicsted; mitrcate secountal uiw. the nicest variety of Family Carrages, Dug | Witness.—From the 100ks of the bridge. It ‘isudics’ Phetons and Doc wogien both vec: | looked unsafe and we thOUgDt fe wale oe onde Sadhand aud ‘ew, in the ely. Prices Yo suits WOE | (ime bal rte et bd ILE. 1400 New Yorkave. WS 2 ATROR, SURVEYOR. a cold or stormy night. Nor is this all. It is gen-| gieuson, “the king of allhorse tamers,” will begin and truthful fs behind the present progressive age; | Wrousers, sadewima* erally understood that parties who have been un- & tro wes’ soason in Washington "on next Mn-| and Uhose who aim to givetue bichest measure ). ADDRESS: ‘th st. nw... care inate in tl respect ‘Rink, ‘street, | respectabilit wo vertisements, best serve ‘The will of the late G. G. Sickles is understood ‘Upper Mariboro’, Md., or F. GEYER. Ene ___mo14-3m_| ‘The train was running at about its usual speed fake the oe ee eS fcsous having 3 His cxutbitions. fone oe pee Themselves sha legitimate business re to dfspose of about $5,000,000 worth of 4 25 dpumer,.washipeton D.C. Twenty five sear’ | QOH SALE BICYCLES ASIN AMERIC —12 or 15 miles an hour. Some five or six years pay an extra fare, but it ls exceedingly annoying | tracted very lange crowds at the Madison Square ae TE SERS bis Game biers receiving 20000, ty Seaman practice ap and Surveyor sp the counties of | P's40. 48 in. Nickled Silent luatchet Star, 400. D1 1m | ago Ne stood Om the eoker eee Ne Tene andeven embarrassing to be stared at by other | Garden, ‘in New York, and in Baltimore, and re-| A Day of Judgment for Beauties, third, and his other heir, Gen. Sickles, the rede Enetot Colenba hele inassion to Ear Tome. | VieRE NAT ood as new, #794, Vicior Tricycle, Weis. | Crain went over. He never tied It, sowie Neves ry in the car, who may not know of this | ceived the highest praise of the From the Paris Dispatch to the London Trath. due, fe, eaa., President N: Riink of Washington. | ‘so4F Samdem, * ©. C04 1406 New York ave. | the bridge swayed and jarred so. He thought the arrangement and who, perhaps, 100k upon you a8 | "Tag MawAssas PANORAMA continues to receive @ | * Tanould say to beatles who depend greatly upon — — Duras & eereeetama eee JPOE SALESHANDSOME BLACK HORSH. FINE, Uoator “seemed only a fhass of chicas reo ‘ould furniah che drivers of the ‘cas which ra Seuwnwon MEWORIAL FOND. LecrUee My art to please: “Ne oe a pale Genie and ‘weakening: the long c peiaternes HAN z Sor amass, >The cs . —l Fi ‘on, = + = | B rroupt driver; ‘works either single or double, nice | hearing was thon on 2 only to the Capitol with transfer tickets, for the ‘will lecture at the Carroll Institute Sup- | earthquake before getting-up time in the morn- Giiivistittter sayxen axp roan acewn, | PEW bore; sold for want of use, apply 2iait at a. brad Noured until two p. mi. Mon. benefit of passengers in this predicament it would | 4° evening for the bees of the. Brownson tee, ing.” Taaw, on their arrival here trom Nice ana | Sibstance, oF eceplagtop ‘he frightful taoreatty. nis seven ant eG TEE A, : = * oW BALES WED FE pone =a Tan rom Pasion g meareasmeNt and protect | mortal fund on the subject, “How 1 Became & | Connes some scored of such Who had fed trom | trom Tung complaints nogiected, nove ‘shoud re- —— Le pias pepe ound: sslected, new, clea ¢ ed Allon The Queen nt the Hippodrome, iecit dees Yess AOR Tapoevers. Cmizen. | Catholic.” ‘these resorts of seekers after pleasure and sun- | quire to be told that it 1s inore rational to take @ Soonds.norculataly tat sums ‘of LOO and apwats | Gert by tuail or otherwise Deouptly deiivered. NSE | LONDox, March 10 ~The quer visited the. Hip- ‘The Saturday Lectures. ance of “Sim the Feaman for the venctk of tos | shine. “They reminded me of what T used to be | ugh or Cold at the start By using Dr. D. Jayme po RL hn Se OS se Pea hour eae te ay and spent three-quarters | Lake Sty ‘The course of Saturday lectures at the National | Rotors’ tund,'to be given ai the ‘Netional, theater, | wold in childhood about the aspect sinner divested Proved for ahty years and which will brags See Fos Sale On FoR nene_rae—Fouspnt | PVs Sti RAS BNNs awe Mince Soar Atsoum under the ausplos of the Palosopnical | Mewaay, ARTA 2s Aya Gy Dea aaa a | of al nypoorucal mumlungs-tn, would prewatat | You of colt tal the graces oc lug ant ae sunt, D.C, situated on ex. Also, Jew amore Lap. ‘wo Miners Fai Injured. 4 Fr “ dentedhs having» fullline of rollers: uh neapeeieG at | Covere NeXt price’ 46" cline tut Ren Prints, Matta 10 Aneto ot rain the Ame opoloeical Sh Bee ein | Will give up the theater free of charge. io my life beheld; and to think that they had | For asthina, pleurisy and all lung diseames po bess 150 barrels of Flour s day. and supplied ‘with 400 | doiaced ‘Trunks and Bass, Standard coal mines at Mount Pleasee Be, jest Saturday, a8 announcedia THR Stax, with [SE deen, in all the Of rank and fashion, pelting | ter remedy Can be found, fiches of water from ‘the C&O. canal: Poameasion | #¥vaiia ave- se ad oon tovtay, blew the covering of the momaty oy | Nox Gane SS 76 | the lecture by Gen. Greely on “Animals of the Sales of Heal Estate, juets at the: ‘of Howers less than & —— Pee Genre ely fo. LOCISA 6; | Won SALe—ENCYCLOPAEDIAS, Uhe old shaft and It is feared ‘fatally injured two Arctic Region.” ‘This afternoon Capt. C. E. Dut-| ne National Insurance company has sold to | pre tA take, im, 2 mtuation z apeuent Siotae, oF ot tio vremison | yok, teesiobrated intern and, Mosraphier ouye | Miners named MeMasters oad Mettoag Washington Stock Exchange. ton, wa tecture om guarenquakes. Next Saturday | z. 7. carpenter property on Ast north, between | $id saw ataguanos at temo tienaiy thing | | MARMIED. | pet's Cjelggactia ts iktding A Defaulting Postmaster Absconda. | of the jusbingion Bloey Urazumermayss guriaions | A24:12 Ft, Prot, Que. Macon will talk on VEN® | 157 anda sta, fOr $10,000, Mrs. annio Mc | £,cot ay ee a & a ; kbscading Postmaster ; in Arts,” 7 toe Be 3 Ave INVESTED BY TH ctr amatl MmouUly peyton WeadAsee | ME HELPS BION? TO MONEY axe ax "oa, 100K ‘sokod. | afternoon, ApH Die Bek verhow vit on | Ardie has bought of Emelle M. tor | thi DWAED A. OMAHA LOAN AND TRUS COMPANY, Ing Box 120, Star offices LRAVES WHILR THE INSPECTOR 13. AT DINNER: i “Our Forestry Problein.” ‘The course com- | $9,250, pt. lot 5, &. 281, fronting 20 feet on Mf st., Boo. AUSWIMAN. (ate Treamures US. Preaidant. | Tsou sank Tdaw &. PROBEY Cutcago, March 19.4 .Vews special tromindia- tet prise in all twetve lectures, Two evening lectures | bet 12th ‘and 13th sts nw. J. A. Sterling (a Dear bs and 1 (High) st, | BAPOUS suys; A post Office inspector yesterday coin, begin at 8 o'clock are as 602.50, of E. and J. Cammack, sates ee Naneeal Wak of Saw Ker plat Sof exery description and | discovered. that, the accounts of tia, Capacity from 500 to 5,000 Bags in sums of 6200 and up. Gtsaity from 500 to 5,000 bere Firet Mcregwere Rend sro securedon improved | Gry wayven soaeliing iano business wagons | postmaster at Plainfield, were short Simo sooet ween ‘announced as’ follows: it for seca, iit Wednesday, March 73, Mr. W. J. MoGee; “The tres tobe each 18 féet, on 22d st, between O a ednesday, $000. While the inspector was at dinner a feet, Charleston Earthquake.” We A 6, P std, mw. G.H. Dyer has tht of Mr. Sir. Thomas Wilsoh: “Prentstorie aan in Westerk Stenting fot on the commer of P and 3 ‘tate eG Dougiass sts, and ta vund Omaha, Nel an took g15 ‘accor aeqrwetgen | Europe.” The lectures are in charge of a commit larriet P. Darne, J. R. Eastman and’ Ara- Naive e property.) ve sonable nnd st $100 and left town. He was appolated some jaonths BS, .#. W. Clarke, Bo ‘ gunth Meqvamtetiaeststcctnboe a Seewenss | sacm aaia-a¥ i aateir ‘ONED | *8% His shortage ts attributed to losses at poker. ~ Serinabd ore = Sigrines W. Tyler, real estate broker, has sold to | wowan, 13 ack carta “S}c2a will take place trom hie Inte reience, 008 vesurs 7; octave, carved rosews ware Piano, very. ot RO fr v ‘ry, trustees, | violent downs | ha ~ = ot, PARKER, He ined Cait ‘bo. secu at Grd WILD & BOS? bis National Senator Sawyer's Parchace, Rouses’ 5. 26,28 and'30'1r surest noviawest fo | and gooldgicalon her dentist ber masd, her hair | Bst aw. ou Gumiay at pam. "Frienda snd relatives Real Eataisand osu Yroter, N COUGH CURE” 15 THE SIMPLE QUARREL ABOUT PEURYAGE. fo i tee 138 bia. | Senator Sawyer, of Wisconsin, has purchased | $6,000 cash: also to Mrs G. 3. Fry No. 34 L surest Gis wond ts, I beller uch to make her: BROWN, Qn March 17% 1887, at 10:20 pam, 2S ______als Fetnw._| Pigreacest remedy on carth for coughs ond Gate Sr. Lous, March 18.—A special from. Texarkana, | Chospeske 4 ai OA 85 | from Dulany and Whiting the triangular point of | northwest f came mene’ pelt y as BQBERT A, BROWN, aved thirty-four ens JOH SALE_ABOUT, 1.000 FOUNDS OF NONPA: Piatt SECT Genes Resp tt woe | ark. says: ‘Two weeks ago, Walter Tagely- s | sakoe bm 41" bid, 90 | jana tying at the intersection of Connecticut, ave- tureggn John Beall titee lots enetelulng oats | mente Tt was eveniit sureet northeast oa" Monday’ "et tee" bak, wee tle raver. The tmeal Sth kate Ga tiinore, a MUNG | wealthy farmer, ving twenty miles north of hue and 20th street., between R and $ streets. He | test on Meridian Hill nt the head of 16th street, be- | shock, which took place at toward ‘Friends and rehaive are iovited crastad” * 9 Se erecta seeeistion tah capentiond or ey te a a) has also purchased a lot fronting 25 feet on Con- | twoen Prospect and Cresoant streets. ing, wi BYRAM. an Jesus March 17th, 2887, at celleut service {oF two, oF, tures Jearyun a paper af | 7 force exorbitant charges Out of a St. Louis drum-| parrrMoRR Mp. March 19. con- 4 = ‘back to 20th streetin| 8.C. realestate. ‘the Cannes 8pm, eae i ee Wan oe aey ipoderade cirvalaton: willbe wid em iatae OF | Bacts, Nor Faxctes Iner for putting him across the river. De pau due ‘coupons, Bis ner thse, | necticut avenue, {suburban 2 mado = reesei Grae THE EVENING STAR” NEWSVAPEL CO. took tho drummers part ‘The ferrymen insulted Gass bid to-day: masunry that not 4 - eee 8 a im. fOr ‘atten: ra a house in = BUT PLAIN TRUTH, respons, whch ildgely, them “both dead. ot Nice v Teistvesareinviial week’ Hraoe ea Se "pon nation, was discharged. ana DOWNS. On Priday, ‘March LOST AND FOUND. _ 7 Sohn Murphy, a" vrother of ong a eee, ‘ut of the 40, the belsred non of Seenas and Manstase Sa Fie Gn AEH OE GABAA BEG ‘That we will sell the best 810 men ktiled, and an uncle of the other, swore to and the BESS, DAMIR, the beloved oon Lost 2S Sit on TH cans, 4 gra Kill Kidgely on sight. Last night Ridgely; oo cere Silk Unubrella with silver top and initlaisG. a horsebuek, was returaing home from a neighbor's, ing in por suitable reward if returned 918 Mat" "Tee STRICTLY ALL-WOOL SPRING SUIT, and on entering a strip of woods was firedon hock nus we Sl eee an ee atoll, OST ON FRIDAY APTEENOON, MARCH 18TH, imbusts, The’ horse fell, Geode Dat ie hhad caps or 4 ‘Bo cheerfal aid oo ‘one gold trumpet shaped Karring, ioang {ron Gov" SACK OR CUTAWAY, aped unharmed and rolled over on the opposite dreaa, and some were in night Greases geSuscat Printing ofice to 7th at to F at. to 1804 . fof the horse to that from which the firiug pac Bis funeral will take plece Gunday.st three o'clock (Corcoran st, nw, ‘The dader will receive Feward by ceeded, ‘The two would-be murderers, who Were Thetrands of te ‘are reapectfully. ry ; sansa TO BE SEEN IN WASHINGTON. the uncle and brother thinking that = ee poem skrun, aR EIS tas, da ames Wien Es teas eae | ees Raney eminem eae srmall sus.of money. can hive the san y calling at 1714 Fa ave. BW, aud Paying fortis | A andsome PRINCE ALBERT SUIT. xilk-faced, for SBant ten fect Ridgely Sugdonly rasan ho was eigned ‘con. | ave: 5 — $13. cannot be matched elsewhere for #25 fourmen that Ridgely has killed over a simple TLGEEA Tan to the secovery of a Silver Anobby CHEVIOT SUIT for Boys from 13 to 18 | !8rFy boat transgction, ie and F ary make, 3 ounce case, and biked bat | yearsat ¢5 gold chia, which were stolen, from Leonard Thon as, —_ Virginia aves supposed to have been stulen U7 parc 10th. Addreas LEONA ——_.—___ A Schooner Sunk im Collision, FROBABLY THREE OF HER CREW DROWXED. very neat CHILD'S SUIT from 6 to 14 years from aso z cover OsT—\ Pal LD SPECTACLES ON HON: | We also have a few HEAVY WEIGHT GOODS left ‘porvea in dass nite RR, Lichy iat ombly "between Ishuy st. apd Ebtste {at ve have put the pruning knife into, We willclose ‘fered to Corporation Migche- ge Missce SHUSTER © SONS, of P19 ener varia male _—e = aoe . jo ge st GOLD LING BET with (QSHNET AND ‘THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL Another, supposed to ee Soean Sites DR if kde 1 eines ‘Tuesday cxoruixe couvasy. | pleted up ty Ue, Penomen'e Vacuny Pours Tee omcers, ot ores © _ mints Comer 7th and G sta, nw. | he will probably Ecanveenoe to Bsr. ‘Ward Bescer usedl fait | 37, ss “6 H. D.1 ‘8 boat, which put out Sho roma mon eee ey the collision td reasue the IMPORTER AND TAILOR, é i be has the Louor to infonn you that his NEW GOODS HI : E i F A, HATTEA, 704 0,57. 3 struck = — Qampena: 206, OST: ULE | see. maizn personally Sen all garments made tm bie eo poured tobe great exclvbment among the woainehs Pennayivania Railroad ee tinge toate ata bear" 78 Oty ioe ‘sata passengers, apa wee yams Deoween seane ok nad Ee fmakistcas D0. | One of the most “aauighezul ot | form "Dil “were he Ohio and i Carpet en ASYLUM. FOR INFOR- ONCERTAL the wag the with | G3. 10 GkO._&. Wi a FOR of Pay mapped SR Se ee Se es eee | i rt j 5 Ft E ; | me