Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1887, Page 6

ee THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, 4 . D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1887-SUPPLEMENT - —— a Sees eed: ie ee ee ee A ee ee oe ‘irs. Agus Cameron Walks Overboard. THR WIFR OF THE EX-SENATOR ATTEMPTS SUICIDE. Mrs. Cameron, wie of ex-Senator Angus Cam- eron, attempted suicide at Lacrosse, Wis, last aight about 8 o'clock by waiking off the levee into the Mississippi River at the foot of Pearl street. s cued by Latayette #Holmes, secretary Of the St. Louls and st. Paul Parket Con and J. L. ‘who had gone to the levee tof a coal dock. Mrs. Cameron has been in iil health for months past, snd at times 1s delirious. Tt is thought that in one of these parox¥=ms she sud- Genly determined upon suicide and managed to elude her nurse, Her fll health, which 1s of an Acute nervous character, dates back nearly three Years, when she Was hurt in a ferry-boat collision ‘at East River. zs Mahway’s Murder Mystery. ANOTHER IDENTIFICATION OF THE VICTIM. c. H. Eldridge, president of an ice company tn Brooklyn, yesterday identified the remains of the murdered girl at Kahway, those of a girl who had been employed Ly his wife, and who dis- appeared last Wednesday. When she left his house, 637 Greene avenue, Brooklyn, she stated ‘that she was going to visit her uncle on Elltott Place, but neither her uncle nor her employer has seen her since. She had lived in Syracuse, N. Y., up to three weeks ago. Mr. Eldridge could not recognize any of the clothing shown him, how- ever,and he departed saying that he would return to-day. Mrs, Eldridge says that if she ts well enough she will visit. Kahway today, Among the persons in Rabway who have been looked upon with sus picion since the murder ts Joe Kelfes, who ts em- | ployed to Wateh the premises of Dr. Meeker, who is away with his fumily tn Florida. KeifMies said Wa Philadelphia Press representative yesterday : “Ido net remember hearing a sound on the night Am question, and I didn’e come home over the road ‘Where the girl Was found, any way. I was down town tili nearly 9 o'clock. When I got home Mr. Hendershot, who ts staying with me, opened the door and let me in. We sd evening’ prayers and then went to bed.” ‘The story of Hendershot does ot agree with that of Keiflies. He says that he went io bed at & o'clock, and that KriMies came home late, accompanied by aman named Smith, with whom he played Several games of euchre. ‘The coroner's inquest 1s to be heid towlay, Noth- ing new is expected to be developed by it, and it may de adjourned again until Monday. ‘Under- | ‘taker Ryno thinks he can keep the remains above | UBt then. The trustees of the Presbyter- | cemetery have cfered a lot for the burial of | the body in ease it t uot identified. There is sone talk of raising a popular subscription to defray | the expenses of the burial. ‘The authorities are said to be seriously considering the advisability of Goubling the reward offered. A New York news- paper Das pledged itself to ive $500 to any re- porter Who Will furnish clues that will lead to clearing up the mystery. ‘The ‘man who calls himself Jno. T. Neary, of Boston, turned up again after Mr. Eldridge lett. ‘He stated at first that he thought the dead woman ‘was his sister, and as the name sewedon the hand- Kerehief, and which has been deciphered as “Noorze,” might easily be Neary, the police held him for further examination. sos Net So Green as He Looked. & COUNTRYMAN FKOM VIRGINIA WHO COULD NOT BE FOOLED BY SAWDUST. ‘Two men were seen engaged in a rough-and- sumble fight tn New York yesterday afternoon in Great Jones street. They were arrested and taken to Jefferson Market Police Court. It turned out ‘that, the row began cver an attempt to work the | ‘sawdust swindle upon a gentleman named Jacob | 1H. Clair, of Pocahontas, Va. Clair admitted that | be had recetved circulars deseribing “reen goods,” | und came on to investigate. He arrived a couple Of days ago, and put up at No. 814 Broadway, ‘where he met the other man, who gave his name as Charles Gordon. By appothtment, the two met Yesterday morning in a First avenue saloon, and §7.000 worth of “green goods” were counted’ out, for which Clair was to pay $500 to aman who ‘would return with him to is room. ‘They were | Placed in a satehet, and on the way the satchel hanged. Clait saw it, and_a fight ensued. laitus to belong to the Eureka Detective y of Virginta, and said he was sent on to in- ‘Yestigate to protect farmers in that section. Clair Was discharged with a lecture, and Gordon was sent up for six months. A Real Dance of Death. From the New York Herald, Mareh 31 Miss May N. Howell, the young lady who fell ‘and injured her spine while dancing on February | 21, died at the residence of her mother, Mrs. T. Be Howell, No. 562 Broad street, Newark, yesterday morning, of paralysis, Miss Howe ll would have | deen tWenty-LWo Years oid to-day. She was below | the average height, had jet black hair, large brown eyes and beautiful teeth. She was a great favorite with her iriends. Last winter a party of well-known people heid a series of cotillons at a dancing academiy at No. 721 Broad street. Miss Howell was dancing with Mr. Bryden Lamb. Sud- denly she sitpped, and before Mr. Lamb. assist her she f & serious injury. and continued ing for Several hours, Jater she complained of a pain in her ba symptoms of paralysis were noticed. entiely paralyzed, and since Sunday Geath bad been expected. ‘She was unconscious at ‘The ume of hei upon the floor and received t the time she suffered no pain, A Week. “athe — ee Dipping Inte Hindoo Lore. A BRABMIN SLIGHTLY BEWILDERS THE OMNIVOROUS ‘NINETEENTH CENTURY CLUB. ‘The N. Y. Sun March 30th, says: Mohini M. Chat- | terji, M. A., B. L., a Brahmin of the highest caste, ‘and a descendant of the Hindoo reformer of the early part of the century, bewildered the members of the Nineteenth Century Club last night with a ‘transcendental discourse on Indian theosophy and its relations to Western civilization. He 1s @ striking-iooking man, with regular features, dark, almost black, skin, a silky black beard, by no means heavy.’and jong. curly hair, flowing Delow his neck Hie wore a queer sort of ‘straight garment, futing quite close to the figure, and Feaching to the knees; trousers of ortiiodox pate tern covered his legs. ‘He defined t as truth, and said that the great sale of Edwin Arnold's’ “Licht of Asia” Showed how Indian ideas were beginning to influ- ence Europe. In defining a contradiction in terms he rather Startled his mixed audience by using te ilustration, “A barren woman's son.” He quoted Tertullian’s famous“ Certum ext quia est impossibile,” as a parulox which contains @ great truth. Among the other ‘Uhings he said were: “The idea of immortality is & proof of its existence. Any religion of which I have knowledge ts absolutely true. The civi Won of Europe was caused by Christianity ego that Is the witness of evolution exist Mr. Chatterji spoke with Dut little accent, and his language Was as luminous as bis subject per- haps permitted. Fred W. Hinrichs spoke for | € theology, and then Wim. Q. Judge said that there are Uliteen theosophical Societies in Aimerica, having over 1,000 mewbers, of whom he ‘one. - -— 00 Heer Bers Grves Ur THe STRUGELE—In the | taining further disclosures from them regarding ‘The Thistle’s Competitor. FIGURING ALREADY ON THE INTERNATIONAL RACES NEXT PALL. ‘The New York Star says: The great question among Yachtsmen yesterday was what yacht will be called upon to defend the America’s cup from the English cutter Thistle In the races next October. Many of them profess to believe that half a dozen yachts can befound at any time to protect it from any vessel that can be built on the other side. A good many, however, are not so sanguine, and think that’t the Mayflower goes to Engzland,’as it is probable she will, to race in the Queen's jubilee regatta, the chancesof the Thistle’s Dearing away the tropiiy will very much increase. There is some mystery regarding the new steel sloop being built by Mr. C. 0. Iselin She is de- signed by Mr. here on the same lines as the Puritan, but whether she has been built for speed above every other consideration 1s known only to her owner and her designer. Her name ts to be the Titania, and she will soon be ready to leave her Ways at Pipepgrass’ yards, 'y Istand. ‘The Enemies of the Czar. WHY THOSE CONCEKNED IN THE RECENT PLOT HAVE NOT BEEN EXECUTED. King Christian, of Denmark, has been informed from St. Petersburg that another unsuccessful at- tempt has been made upon theczar’s life, Russian advices state that the execution of the persons actually concerned in the recent attempt upon the czar’s life has been postponed in the hope of ob- the plot. Quantities of explosives and numerous compromising papers have been found in the house of a sister of one of the prisoners. A gen- eral’s wife and a doctor's wife who were compro- mised In the inurder of the late czar are {mplicated in the present plot. 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After walt- ing in that ‘position a moment ‘the — suspects straightened up and Walked towards the place of exit on the opposite side and disappeared. One of them carried something that looked like a shovel under his arm. On seeing that they were followed they walked hurriedly down the village street and thence out in the direction of Mount Holly, and were not_seen again. Whether they intended to Tob the grave of the body of the murdered girl can- hot be positively stated, but their actions gave sufficient ground for suspecting them. Ink Which May Fade. “The Lounger” in the American Grocer. I Was chatting the otner day with the vice-presi- dent of one of the trunk tines of railway when a messengerentered with an important contract, having 21 years to run. It was a traffic agreement with a competing line, and was a very valuable document. It happened to be written with a type-writer In aniline ink. Upon seeing this he positively refused to sign the paper. He then took the contract to the president of Uhé road and sald: “Mr.—, if you Want to sign this contract youcan do it, but I never will.” “When asked why he re- plied: “It is written in aniline ink, which fades, and long before the expiration of this contract this document will be eniirely faded and practi. cally worthless.” ‘The result’ was the return of the contract, with a request that hereafter all important ddcuments, the preservation of which is destrable, should be written in ink that would not fade, During Gen. Grant's term as President one of his cabiiet officers discovered that the records of ab ltmportant branch of one of the departments had. been for 2 years written in purple ink. He at once issued an Order forbidding {ts use in” the - inent, purchased a new set of books into which 2 years records were copied and thus Saved What in & few years would otherwise have been lost. It ts. one of the problets of chemistry to find something which wil! make permanent the beautiful aniline colors, but thus far all efforts have fatled. It is growing more and more the custom to have deeds, contracts and viiuabie documents printed on a type-writer in aniline tak. ‘This a great mis take, because in a few Years they are sure to be obliterated. ——eee. She Sang Before Patti. From the Chicago News. ‘The other day a deileate-looking, weak-volced young woman presented herself at Mme. Patti's Tooms in the Hotel Richetten, “Ob, Madame,” sald the young woman, “I do Wish you would please hear me sing, My folks won't give me any encouragement, and I want to Danish Folksthing on Wednesday Herr Berg for- ally announced his resignation ot the prestden Of the lower house of the Danish parliament. He | has long been the leader of the opposition, and his | retirement is taken to siguify an abandonment of his hopeless struggle against the king and the gov- | ernment. | 00 DeaTa From Hypxornosia—J. H. Carlisle, a| much-respected citizen of Abbeville Co., S. €., has died of uydrophobia after enduring all the horrors Of that Terrible disease. About three weeks azo he Was at acharcoal Kiln that be was burning, and whiledozing on the ground an animal, wuich he took for a fox or small dog, ran up, bit bun on ‘the nose and disappeared. Tue wound was sligh and Mr. Carlisic paid no attention wo it unt t symptoms of bydrophobia appeared, Sue OBJECTED TO MARKYING A SALVATIONIST—At | Raleigh, N. C., Miss Whitesides, a very pretty girl | of eighicen, joined the Salvation Army recentiy. On Monday’she discovered that under her con- | - Tract absolute obedience to any orders of her | Supert'rs was required. Miss Whitesides refused | Wo marry one of the Salvationists, aud she was | ‘then told that she would be arrested for violation | of te contract and she called on the police for | Protection. — soo Dears THREE Tres DeLaveD THE TRrar.—The trial of Hezekiah E.Case for the murder of Thomas Monroe, at Bloomfield, Conn, on Dec. 31 last, was @m Tuesday postponed tor ‘the third ume on account of death. The trial was assigned Jor Tuesday of last week, but was postpoued one day to allow State Attorney Haramersicy Yo attend the funeral of his aunt ‘The mother of Case died on Monda buried on Wednesday, and Judge Torrance allowed he accused to attend Use fineral, carrying the ial wo Thursday. Tuewlay, after the evidence closed and during the opening argument, Judge Torrance received a dispatch announcing the death of his mother at Norwich. Court was adjourned one week. see Passing ox His OWN Cxtwm—Among the grand Jurors drawn for the Spring assizes, Which begun Monday at Sandwich, Ontario, opposite Detroit, was Warden Israel Desjardins, who was recently’ held for trial to the present session of tue court, | ot bribing a voter. tr. De Jandias “auswered to is name when tac jury was) sworn. The judge “was not aware that Desjardins was the same person who ts defendant tn one of the cases on the docket, and nobody took the trou mind him of it. Juror Desjardius liste fully to the charge of the Judge, tel carefully consider the evidence ‘against Warten Desjardins, and not allow their jasgment to be swerved by his position or standing in the cou- ple to munity. Then he retired to the jury-rootn with his colleagues, and the speculative ones around the court are Offering odds tht Juror Desjardins | Will never sign an Indictment agatust Warden Desjardins. —-see mm Kits Hixszee.— Joseph Young, own, N. fonged'on now's tor lange auaviints by Williaay Carpenter, « jus who absconded several Weeks ago from that place, commttted sul- dide Sunday night by banging in Carpenter's barn, His body was not fouud until Monday morning. Young beiteved that be would lowe $1,400 bY Car- PRBUEES forgeries and thts preyed upon iis mind, and Carpenter were brotheretiiaw. Young sold his property last week and 40 Was found In bis pocket. see A Nevada newspaper sayntial a citizen recently saw two Plute burs dig hole in the wuow bank, get into It and wrap theinwiven ino aime blanket, Preparatory to a might's ret, in the tworuing he Saw no sigius of e Iodians, but « mound of suOW marked the spot where they went to bed. Me was sure that they had frozen daring the cold night, and to dig out the bodies, but the frst Mhrast of the shovel brought the backs to thelr feet with grunts of disctust. Instead of being iruwen they were moist with perspiration. soe = In Chicago, Wednestay, the Natjonal Assoctation Baers (completed "their Srganization and “ Of te United States.” was, and one of | in New York. | and was | e- | lowed by a ertminal prose Whose name was | be a prima donna.” ‘The kind Welsh lady took the tremb! to her bosom. rave chil ure inured, sympathetic wiil hear you and give you a Candid opinion. ‘This was reassuring. ‘The young herself over the planG-stool, trulau bars, and then launehed ¢ of “F ¥ Well, Mine. Patti stood it with the fortitude of a Spartan matron, but it came pretty near breaking up Landlord Bemis’ business. A wiid-eyed man ran. down into the hotel office with the starting Inter, mation that somebody Was evidentiy trying to kill ‘@ Woman gn the taird floor; Henry E. Dixey’s. c in the rooth above fell down in a fit, twitching hie ny at the mouth; people caine oUt olei_hard by to See where the fire ve three-masted schooners in the at the foot of Van Buren street, Kecled over 1th a disinal gurviing sound, preterri Ty grave to the torture of superagueous ex but Mme. Patti smiled as who is watching her frie and When the Chicago young woman fintshed thé tudam exclaimed. rolling up her eyes as in a ort—an ecstasy of delight: “Charming? rb! Wonderful! You have an entrancing Yolce, my child. If You were on the operatic stage you would make a {remendous reputation: vering with Joy and eager to begin a career ft unprecedented trtumpns, the young | Woinan went away, and for ‘the next six months woman spréad ned over a few harbor a complacently as a lady nd have a tooth pulled, she will pester every visiting opera manager for an eogayement. | And this ts the tactes—the racket, Youplease—that Mme. Patti plays uj SX uleged vocalist that approaches Bertor her nlon, ————-+e0_____ - Am Amateur Pension Agent, HE TRIES TO EXACT ILLEGAL FRES AND GETS INTO STATE PRISON. Hosea Hopkins, a well-to-do farmer, of | N. ¥., Was sent to the Albany penitentiary Tues. | day, for one year. ‘The complaint that has got him into trouble was made against him by Mra, | Louisa Mareness, ls mother-in-law, and the widow of a soldier who lost his life in the rebellion, | kins was not a regular pension agent, but be oe | dertook to secure hts mother-In-law's clam for a | fee of $1,000, « ingent On success. The widow | received an aWard of 8 a month and $2416 ar | Fears, but she refused to pay her son-in-law more {han $160, the lawful fee in such a case’ being | Mmuted to $25. “Hopkins insisted om having te 000, and a violent family quarrel ensued, fol- ‘ution, Which oo Exsovina 4 FxEE EIDE WHILE THEY =a Through trains over the Pennsylvania Nous lines yesterday were crowded with free - passent Bec til pases expired at 12 o'clock last” night, one of the trains from Chicago there were 2 | ladies who carried pasvon. "phey were tesa 3 adh Giimerent accounts, reside in Patiaace ew York principally, and were gett they could ride for’acthing. An old OPS Sos Rae as his opinion that “nine-tenths of the people travelin | OF ts people ug yesterday over the Penn- ——— Satt.—Prank | itor of the Middietown (Conn.) Daly Heroes | sent to Haddaiu jail toserte oul e wore Yenee of one day iu Jatl and $1 fine for contemp? at court. Alvord’s contempt consisted of publishd certain accounts of the investigation of the Woe ick-Connors assault case by Corouer Loven Hea ‘The editor Was also charged with condugU seit bolsterously and disorderly at teeing, ton, “Hail caused his a and ‘at thes which took place at Portkind’ a town seed Counecuicat Niver frou. Mi Wn, Attorney Me E. Culver, who appeared tor Alvan on AN Epivor Set To eat writ of error, so that the Sut oa for a clde whetiveF the coroner had power er pad contempt or not. This was dened: and aes fot resulted in Hall finding Alvord gullts ant atet tng the sentence as above staser’ Was Te fused, and Alvord was accompanied to jail ty Ns Count Danville struck M. Sans Leray, French chamber of deputies Wednesiag? ‘gts thors of tne “Matchless” . Ladies’ ‘N.Y. AVE. 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Caner Booxa Cum Paree McKerre, Moors: pete Ratneeny, 22 soe ta — ° 5 more, one Our #2 “Can't be Beat” line at $1.80. eoelesto EES ee fhe McKeen Dresses, SES pertet,evatem ‘From Annapolis, 4:30 an. 8nd 1:50, 6:25 and 8:00 | AM Opportunity is here afforded to send THE WEEKLY STAR to some absent friend who ts inten jome, twelve mos., uniform. in size areas Cutt ft also lady desired'to divide reat | pm. Sunday, 10°35 am- 0:39 pi neatly bound in cloth, glib unde only a Of rooms. Heferences. %° mh20-1n- | "From Harper's Berry aid Valley Ratlroad, 5:30 pum, | @Sv0din What is doing at the Nation's Capital without cost, Our 81.50 “Excelsior,” union made, Button, Lace | “Writing paper aud cuveldpes, 24 sheota of paper and Lobes xcept Sunday. eT Breast Albis Yu hs city. Beautiful design in Lillien, Cromes, Satin Novel- | aff)! edeTICK, std, tutermediate potnta, 8:25 a.m, s us . 1" - 5. ay. and Congress Gaiters, $1.35, Ce ra tieg Fancy pen Tos liens Baunorettes 10 cs, | ain ize Halting tr Wants : 2S ieee | SE Tc, ome | Eee ems Be i. £ 1 617 an street n.1 a 6: 2 ‘cheapest Dye in the worl ren eae top at Relay station, HODSEFURNISHINGS. __ | at'truneiats. © Tem ictin | PAA SR oe Bre 5 AG = I W Pp aa j RANE. SOT 11TH ST. W_-CORSETS MADE Qitlo Ticket office, Washington station, 619 and 1351 = @ L. HEILBRUN, or Ix Wart Paver. «, fo order. guaranteed. Aleo, afull | Pennsylvania avenue, corner 14th street, where onters lt lineof Shoulder Braces, Reform Wajsts, FrenchCorsets | will be taken f ‘to be checked and recei' English Paper, 7o. per placa; Brown and White Back | snd Bustle. Coren isundned, ~~ aciS-ta | Say pig ihe city. Sie oo | #0 | no Paper, 9c.,per piece: beat White Back Paper, 12c. per | + HENG! NG, SCOURING AND DBY Ci 4 GPA. ‘The Largest One Price Shoe House, . | piece: best White Back Paper, 2c. per piece om the 1 TRG ENTADS 1503 Nes GARD CLE: fe SSS Seesics 400 500 ed wall; afine Gold Paper, 25c. per piece; a fine Gold Laden dad Gents" Work of every daeertp- es Paper, 30c. per piece: best Gold Paper, 40c. per piece: ee iH, 400 so ‘Leader of Low Prices Since 25 Years, best Gold Embossed Paper, 50c. per piece; a 20-inch i : A. Fincher & Maison Yriese, Paria. SOUTHWES?, 200 300 s Gold Embossed Frieze, $1.25; 8 10-inch Gold Em- | = nea ae ‘SPLENDID SCENERY. ossed Prieze, 7c. All other Lorders at greatly re- Lopes, TTENTION. MAUL op MAGNIFICENT ROUEN sn 50 ss a tN i! ham! 1 ‘TEST SIAN ¥ iN ICH - Natey atlng EP a 402 SEVENTH STREET N. W. oS ee ee ES Patt goope FINE FRENCH | a ainsiesvo Wasniugton from Stailon, corner of Sixth 40 so ap rkmen. Prompt atten! Meee AES OPPF 00 F sr. ‘ and B strocts as follows: 3.00 JOHN R. MAHONEY, NOVELTIES IN BACK COIFEURES, opal iid eke one yee ed 400 = 80 The Old Lady in Window. cmbi8-Im___ 313-315 Pa ave: sc, Capitol HM. gare pREsee ls BANGS aren Boe do Aw duly © Gacinpatiand me han goss - mbe = ESSE 35 8 . With’ Sleeping Care {801 Harrisburg to Ciel | Oc Basosx Suse cert (le mo AGT | ero cite ap rae He i tt sks have been raging, and Ri 's = P.M. daily, with Sleeping 500 600 13 SOAP novcuan) Olsena ear | Sve brbuehtout ‘suo erowas of conmerans ee aot ‘Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment, dst: Louis, and Hare x | seamen, that we are atid people’ will buy bargains | Se: 900,64 2. thirty ive yrs experience, dugh Slowyers for Lovievifie snd aati er aad = Of human nature has declared that the most awkward bacemtnel se ectipec dll treet ieee | Peete Clo Veils, Laacen, Gloves, &e.. are per~ Express, 10:00 P. St duly tor Yitesbury 260 350 0 predicament a man can be placed in is tobe unexpect- Torogeral nue OHEAT DRIVE SALE hice | feet clenued Uy thi sulror aceas Laleg Eten io Weet, with through Sleeper. Harrinbung 2 rf (and TEESDAX resnes y. YGenitlemeu's Clothes Se ee Tye insta @hieu we will antouisls Cho cativeatat brie | bo this bat wall nod lov thelr on bal shape aud |p, BALTIMORE, AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, 400 500 bd SS os eres rane a ee "Govdn called for and delivered. Ys SeeUally. | 10:00, bx aa Ae zee Saturday, with Paluos 300 400 = To be caught without cost or waistcoat is painfully | Remember, this sale is for cash and only lasts two | SEK HU’ ORR BT NWT | oa Sate Washinicton £6 Hockester. : eunbarraasing, but to be minus trousers is absolutely | dass—Slonday abd Tuesday—and don't you mise Makes Corsets to order eoe Ao Tey Nate | For. aging ee yr lee rate 400 500 sd z rial, and guarantees perfect it and comfort, For New york and the East, 7-25, 9:00 and 1) OVERWHELMING. W. H. HOERE, ER SPECIALTI ARE— . M. 12:30, 2:00, 15; 10:06 and 11:20 400 500 1@ ‘Freeh Hand-made Underelothing, Merino Underwear Hianday, 200 A. Me 13H, 208 RA OD The importance of trousers, therefore, cannot be! mn19 "1 Market Space. ‘and finest imported Hosiery. | ana TT20" er. “rintited ‘Express’ of Pulinan 500 600 10 overestimated. Thus this apparently trivial matter — re eae Patent ee ara ore Goods, | Parior Cars, 0:40 A. M. daily, except Sunday, aud being shown to'be of such grave importanee, the anes | WW art, Parers Axp Fresco Paneriia.|_cnnarenrs teach oat ese ian own | Fortes tit ones 2000 9 ae ery day. 3.00 400 ed tion as to where the most stylish, the best-fitting. the ‘AT LOWEST PRICES. make) that for the price is unsurpassed, | For Brooklyn, N. ¥., all through’ trains connect at » most durable trousersare to be had at a reasonable B—French, German and Spanish spoken, mr14 Jersey Cliy with boats of Brooklyn Annex affords 320 420 ‘price becciiian aw ourtetea Gass tat Aoaak Segle FOUR” ‘Just received, a new line of inexpensive = =| ine direct transfer to Fulton atreet, avoiding double self; here is the answer in a nutshell: They can be CRETONNES AND LACES. ferriage across New York City. had of all grades, all shades, all patterns, stytish, per- fect-fitting, durable, cheap, at VICTOR E. ADLER'S, TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. P. HANSON HISS & CO., _mho_ 815 15th st_n. w. J.B, Lerevx M. VLersevx ‘Formerly ith P, Hanson Hiss & Co. J.B. LEPRKEUX & BRO., S08 7th st. sw, ‘We wish to call your attention to our large and com- | <= Tete mock of Paperlianuiuas. Also to our prices. BOMBASTES Bomned Gilt Paper 0c. “Ordinary Gilt Paper, bc fore ue. ‘Winch Embowwed Gold Bontere: 60e- and ‘Recently gravely remarked that a “fit” was “his strong PETS Pinch Embowen fOc. and’ 50e iety Wp bape with thu fulyvand euros le Ope, Perel Gold Burden 40 ad Eas" indeed been giving the people “Ata” in the miatter ben guaranteed. Orders by postal promptly attended to. of prices for more than twenty years, and even now t-bw" 2 tact the atyle by appearing ob our fas = zi onal adden bedeck’ ‘a sige of trouse home emt ee =) Decoraren Toner Sers FLOP-DOODLE, We are opening to-day new shapes aud decorations ‘Thereby occastoning much remark. A wag in dilating In upon the peculiar appearance of the Prowisy, - iupas beings vertable TOILET SETS. PIGMY IN PETTICOATS, ‘As to “fit” we beg to say to the people that we not only “it” the body in garments, desined ‘yy skilful artists, cut and put toether by skillful hands, de- signed to look well and composed of material that wears well, but our prices also “fit” the, purses of the buyers. This we conceive to be a HAPPY COMBINATION. One that will surely win. “The sun do move,” accord- ing to the Jasperian theory,and “mushrooms” are still ‘regarded as a delicate and palatable dish. VICTOR E ADLER'S TEN PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, COR MASS. AVE. ‘The Best we bave Ever Offered for the price. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, China and Giass Importers 1205 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Sroves GREAT DISCOUNT. ‘We will offer our remaining stock of Heating Stoves at from 10 to 20 per cent discount from regular prices, Agents for DANFORTH FLUID. W. 8. JENKS £09, STRICTLY ONE PRICE = Open Ssturday until 11 p.m. mno7_| _*31 S87 em Breeee ‘AMILY SUPPLIES. Tr 8 Borcuexxs © ee SPRING-LEAF TEA, FOUR LEADING DENTISTS OF ‘The new erop, now is particularly choice. BALTIMORE Sane, i. W. BURCHELL, mb26 1325 Fst Professor P. B. Wilson, of the Baltt- . more University, has analyzed ZON- bs WEISS Cream for the Teeth, Hisra- Tort says it coutains preciesely the Rullues Gon ears Des tees Norics dentrifice should contum. ZON- WEISS is of softcreainy consistency, end is epplied to the brush by means of an imitation ivory spoou. It hag Peculiar, refreshing, preserving and cleansing qualities and delightful ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF Savoring of its own, Sold by all GOR ERE RRR, REE 6585 ~ Druggists. Cc EE RRR, EE s Gor RR EF “4 Coo ERE R R ERE 5x58 7 o THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. It is without a doubt the most Beaurirvi and the most Nurartiovs Flour in the World, ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect mill, containing as it does all the most impreved Machinery invented up to the present timesbut they Qorxrronu Pussrens A higher gradgof Plaster than the public Eashitherto known. More penetrating and powerful than common Porous Plasters. Sold by all drugyists. 221-3 prove that, we would simply state that a large quan- tity of this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe and eaten at the principal Courts of the old world. HOWEVER, ‘Like everything else that has gained renown, some ‘Person or persons are trying to take advantuge of the reputation it has gained by imitating the Name and Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inferior article for the genuine. THEREFORE, ‘Be sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read. Taz Hhoussr Gui C sear aE mest Grrape Caampacxe | aoa nave thoimprintot Tee es TWO GOLD MEDALS Saree. BE attached, None genuine without thetwogold medals, EP, i BH shs pects - fan 88 log? Has Sane eae 00 “Ud Ht Yast far ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Deslera, BE 9% HEF BOE, ERE BRE, EEE BRE, rs 88H BBS Ee ERPS Pos Tratux Ouve On, Reims. FRESH CREAM. CARTE BLANCHE, Large Invoices in Stock, ‘A Magnificent, Rich Wine. ELPHONZO YOUNGS GRAND VIN SEC, Company, ‘The New Dry Wine 428 Oth street, 13 Price—Quarts, $30.20; Pints, $32.20. Forsale by the lending Wine Merchantsand Groce. | So u L117 z's MILWAUKEE LAGER, ‘THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY, ‘and bottles by the agent for District of Columbia, H. D. Buz FAMUEL GO PALMER. Depots: {EP Sica mee a x, bone toot ol od 480, 454. Flour Unsvnpassep by any mill in the world. To | essy or salein bottles by dealers generally, and incasks| Or0 Dien & Co. 9:00 and 15.4. M., 12:5 Gand 11 AOE at Guana: PIANOS AND ORGANS. | For Philadelphia, « 0 4:19, 63 00 A. SPECIAL-$1.90. 1 >. = 2:00, 4:15, 6:00, 10:00 a1 HICKERING, PIANOS FOR RENT AND 40 4 sew. Mena as SRR ER ee ee teinway, . OTT “+ Hsues.”” pahi6"3 ih st. aud Pa. @ x Yor LD. THE WASHINGTON WEEKLY STAR. | For Bope's Creek THE WORLDS HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES | oMexeept Sunday. For Anuspolis, 7:55, AM, 12:20, 4:23 and 6:00 P. mh17-1m. except Sunday: Sundays, 9:00 AM, 4: 18 A Gainty book, bound in leatherette Tree Calf, of 320 12mo. pages, copiously Illustrated, postage ‘DER PIAKOS Pa : with a membership in The World's Book and Music Unious, by which all standam@ EBER PIANOS ALEXANDRIA AND ERICKSBURG Ratz. | Prepaid, together Wisc one Yeultiess touch: preferred hy leading | “HAANDRIA AED, UREDENICESBCUG BAU | books and music can be bought at a great saving to the subscriber. artists, SANDERS & STA) MAN, |. RALCROAD. wah it = | Vor Alesaud 5,840, 0-87.22 AM 12:0) ALL FOR $1.90, JECKE BROS. FISCHER AND E | Boy BRP on inte ae ou Borgo) aa ‘on easy terins and rented. a ay aoeecirine Y teres DELS S STAYMAN, SSeS a ORDERS RECEIVED EITHER BY MAIL OR AT OUR ON COUNTER. ambi, — Role Agente, | ESS ESL daily, except Stiuday, xan A Estey Philarmonfe Organ. A marvel in 10:43 AM; PAYMENT INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE, the beauty andl variety’ of its tor 5, 9:32 and 10:42 Po § power. burch. Chapel ceptatonday), On Sunday. at 8-00 and 10:45 ADDRESS IN ALL CASES SARVIS BULLE Stanacer, Tickets and iformation’ at the office, northeast cor- ‘THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, 34 Fst hw. | netof 13th street aud Pennsylvania avenue, and at the 2 220-3 18 N. Charles si, Balthinore. | fttion, where orders can be left for the checking of WASHINGTON, B,C. L. Wr & Bros Established 1864. aene to deatination irom hotels and residences General Passenger nS ‘Agent. G, ‘09 7th at. nw. a3 _ WOOD, Gener = = ea > ia Tien now te Katee | Pus YONT ARNE _SEWING MACHINES, &._| GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. _ cine ae te Cpe pea perme ots East ean Mall Dally for Warrenton, | "[\ZOSE SEEKING THE HIGHEST STANDAKD OF E ‘All ut lowest prices and best Ue, Charlottesville, Lynchburg and Statious EXCELLENCE, at lowest ible prices consist. rs ‘bargains for cash. Tuning and bet Alszandria SS sitol,, Rnox- ed oa SE oS | Fille, Wome, Calera, ‘So Bad New Orleatus : it) | Pullina Blooper Wanuliwrtn to New patcen, OF ‘srelisbie, company, sot wen BATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS Re NSS sy BB) ERP | jpttcamtte Gerdomvelle, Stetohs Choe OMe ROME | autes tor Sve pone wilt btrraae ee a Be SRS £4 dow fe | Rzschinuss Ricky Mout Danville and Stations be | SELENE NEW" AMRINCAR, No. 7, SEWING Inall the Latent Noveltieata SN AMA | seul, Danivilles z . EM NES 24 bod Bae Atlanta, Birnunguany Motgomens: Ser (For Foot and Hand Power.) WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSTERY,08, aud Cabforuis. Pullman Sleeper New Cc AUERBACH cal. Hets, P, ta, in connection with Pullman Sleepers, le Agency D.C. Shirts to Order, Gfor $12. A perfect ft guarantesd, TANOS, Allanta to ew Orleans, and Mann Boudoir Sleepers | , Send postal for new illustrated tuailed free for Birmingism, Vicksburg and Shreveport, Solid | to any address. Fine machine. repairing ‘aspecialty. ELLERY'S, 1337 F street. | trains Washingt. Adanta. New improved Machines of the standard makes for UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP | 2 iy Sirk, Suntes for Manassas, | sale or rent. Telephone 422-2, mb2o Opposite the Ebbitt House. riuediate Stations . AND DURABILITY, Special attention of Purchasers invited to the new ARTISTIC STYLES finished in designs of HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART, SECOND-HAND PIANOS: A fine assortment of Tx: Laresr Axp Bsr. NEW HOME NEW HOME ‘SEWING MACHINES. a5 if int in the as Be plished celebrated SREW HOME SEWING MACHINES 3:30 Be M—Weatern Express Dally for Ware Gofdonsville, Churlutieavilie, Louseile, Gintosed Sid Line of Chea: aud Oluo outs “Pulltaae Siena ped Slt "reas teen ts Lagan: lag for chinire, Bristol, Chatisuos Rick anda southwestern ta ‘Thrvuck Pull = Sleepers Washington ock without change 11:00 P. M.-Southern Express Dally for Lynch ns, ____ MEDICAL, &o,_ Sie Ouest Patabiishod and onty reliable Ladiot Physician in the elty, can be consulted dally, 404 C sts bet 436 and Oth sta, prominent makes at all prices Reed Wine ie eee We aocos the Fange of Plaiuand Orma- |” Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulte- g i a ants uouteomers, New Orleana, | mental sti chine in the world. io ladies WM. KNABE & 09, iontsoumery to New Orleans. PullnanSleepers Wash- ol ————— BE WISE—DR. BROTHERS, 906 BST. {w., aupeared betore ine and tunds oetli that be 18 idext Hetablished Expert Specialist in this city, and will wuarantes a cure in all cages of private disease Often abd furnish medicibe, of bo ‘consulta- thon and advice free at any hour during | ‘sub- scribed and sworn before ime by DI ken without change, Wastington and Ohio division leave Wash 2A Me Dille except sunday, and 4:45 237 A. Mand 7:10 P. a2 817 Market Space, Do Nor Poncmsr UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. A thoroughly first-class instrament at a medium prica, St, Cle _All Kinds of Sewing Machines repaired. anh | OTHING EXCEEDS A SILENT WHITE SEWING NxKCHiSe Sctnowtecred oy exrertsus the Suet Work and Beauty of tina ihe wines e King, be is : Y MILLS, lie in ‘aud for ts ‘Over 41,000 now in uses i icanu the South via. Charlotte, Dan- | gureand seeite 9. FHA RENNT, Soe agen Bhntrct of Golunibiae this 3a day of July, 188. Second-hand Pianos and Orzans at prices from $10 burg, srsive in Washingion S10 2 SE fi a District of Columbia, this 3d day of Suly, tosin0, Sold ou suuall montuly payients PS via. East Terms tie SO oP RICHMOND, rah 7a tol oud Lynch: Le i 00 tof S c. 1 aL Tee} 1t for Hall's Forms for ‘Dresses. Price, —_________________ enieoo emer yr errata Sli Houte and Ghartastene 408. Stems Also Universal Patterns. Sol | [7.248 EVER, BEEN, CONTRADICTED THAT apgt O15 Foatrest So eee Sean ae es ing Ladies’ Phywelay. in this city. Ladies, you can 5 furnisied mnt usage checked ataniceGOl Team WOOD AND COAL. fungal Conmutt pr BROT HES. Bou Bi aw Kowa F. Droor, HORSE GL nuance SRY, SME | wan sounsom ~~ | lligg muetnturchche ‘Porty oas'extriene. 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mihi General Passexurer Agent. LE Wholesale and Ketail in Wood and Qoal. | _™h2-Lm" _ — sae “POTOMAG RIVER BOATS | ee eee ae Meee | ME oe RE oa Oe 88s THT EEE ANN Wwww A & ¥| POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. |. woos Jute ee AD MEASURE, ines | Some B01 Tet uw. Uticedours frou 119 es $ EF HSS Wwww AA YY | Greasen warravo Leaves cmon. wasn | Boeuiee “STEMeS ae pa 5 a 88 T Eee HN SN WY SW AAA FE | on Sundays; Tuesdays and Thursdays, at'7 am. for ain Yard and Office, 1101 KL ave.n.w. Branch | FRUANCARD'S PILLS 1 oF rox. & Sons, Gubler, Decker & Son, Marshall & Wendell, Hal. | Potomac river landiugy se far ag Mattox Creek. Grind. xara pie Sie, cor 4 toy the Academy OF Malineet Parte, are Keita Cunieton and other Panos: Sterling Orang, | On5 shart, Sundays down and Yi canesaeys up, Brent's | and Kets, mw. All connected by telephone, “aul0-Om ‘Une ruedical “celebeities of fisic and Musical Merchandi uments soidon | aud Ch it 3 fondays the world for ‘Serotuia « ‘King's vil, ete), tho outhly payments, Exchanwed, Mented, Tuned, Mer | Wednesdays Up.“ or. sone cen at whart, | Waxren H. Munuow aru lar of Cumann Cobatitcu tal Womb FE Ee Te ce matraoae | JOHN eons SOMERS TT rear eres instock at low figures, POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. SBLANCARD, 40 tte - eens. yee whe Steamer SUE, Capt. W. C. iegan,, will re- COAL AND WOOD. shemmanentg 1-7 FO SEcoHD HAND? 1c Steamer Wc. ean, 8 Guster. Front S45 to 8400: Btetnwar'e Pung ae ie watroet, BALTIMORE aud WASH | seein Office No710 D st. n.w. Offices and Yaris— | _ Sold by drugista generally. SPs 100 80 3 et rome S75 $0 B53. eda March Ist, leaving Baltimore Tuesdays and. Eridays at Sth and Bats.aw.,No. 216 A st. ne. Coal Depot— SE2, FOR PRICE iagre pavenr MEDICINES, monthly installments, ee La SNe se eaat De peepelde eet" | Cor. Virginia and Delaware avenues a.w. Pertemes, ila, ete. Save 50 ver com, a W. GQ METZEROTT & C0) | Ct StH ENSON BRO Rect, All Offices are connected with the Telephone Fx-| 428-tthe-3m 672. 10thet, Philadelphia, Pa 419 }0thst we | change. = EAFNESS.—ITS CAUSES, AND A NEW AND E _126-6m _ Oftee: (Aethand Henne nw. | Boy Woon 2D, cruccesttl Care at your own howe. by one) wie J{OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. deat surmrin EOISEWHIOS STEAMER SWARERTELD® CoaL AND wooD So ee ee wo sy 7th at. wharf on MON yaox and SATURDAYS at 7am. Returning TUESDAYS JOHNSON BROTHERS, paeaasenee: aa Wee oe CHOICE ony Pia ie ot aaa: Sencha ea ae as fpOthsktn-6m tek City. ings cf “"R. ‘most extensive dealers District. Supply | = 4 “$e — =a Wwew HE a5) Ss it Se tates SOME BBO, Be ‘more families than any firm south of New York, Tele- | [)"0 Score use iste Dr, 3. K. Winder, Ko. 320 Wwww Bab Tf Base BX. Hl ke CW RIDLEY. Manager. S_| Phooecomnections, Sorth Ester at. Specialty, Chroip Wwww iH EK H BL, sagie | P)RECT 10 NEW YORE—FREIGHT STEAMERS ‘Main Office 1202 F street northwest spi Cometations) Sines a? woW OH OH Ou 8ss8 x kx 1 Ene Sas5T DUOHE Ghkor anges {QHT, leave Pier 41, Branch Ofices end Tends: Boome Soreen — us. t River, N. Y., every’ ‘ 11515 Seventh street northwest. ‘ANH ; ae SON Aa SaaS Foie eemhingion, every Heat SfoaRnG | E18 Seis res crease orogens Miers? De BROLiea Inrureraitee Gordian rare is ee ‘Pennsylvania avenue eouthesst. gp A spelen, GOR The, Mcinel qualities of Feorget tale 1 eee ed That Ninth serect northwest te ee 117-au® jononeabe iracted the attention W. W. CORCORAN 603 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, tion Nemnon $8 10 o'clock a.m. a ‘Wharves and Railroad yard: SPECIAL’ . a ier it prendslions LLBLAKE, Captain, | a1 Twelfth and Water strocts southwoat. ee ne ae - : - resent, fut OCEAN STEAMERS. FINANCIAL. ‘Xatiities written. “Bend for ei RT ROUTE TO LONDON. AS S#08t BorGeppeCascase tovpa.s.ca | Pamce & Warez, AND MME. ‘Fast ‘Steamers ‘STOCK Prompt and reliable treatment for ladies. vice free and confidential at all omoer 12 Shae bet Gand Het rnh26-0r° BROKERS, SA5RRING, | New yore bas 7 —— charges: a ~ Su etest akon nee Dole na aamnseT BOER IA elves, | ors Eg ch wrmereee | Mi eS D.C. each. Btrest, Ee lander eusin te ag ENT TRE ee ts criss Hiner, = siN'* i. H. DODGE, Resident Partose PROFESSIONAL. ___ via a - of and ‘and information re- OL efomoemannohy | Dicey gato mere | SSS | MARA STS New York Office, 16 South William st_ 631 | bon ‘me. SSS | Bree or mines otmen peony 7 eae ee ee | : De GAPE: | perce ce Se ie ‘SASH, BLINDS, KILN-DRIED ¥. C. AND — w= GEORGIA FLOORING A ‘SPECIATY. cha woe Sos eee | @ ‘una posta) and we will give prices promptly toprove | Fine. ‘what we claim, for < siiecae Mes, FISHER devotes} aeare. ‘Telephone 559: - 163m