Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1887, Page 6

WHO KISSANE REALLY 1s, & Wealthy Farmer, Known by the Name of Rogers, of Sonoma, Cal. Asspectal from San Francisco to the New York Heraid, dated April 2, says: At last the mystery is solved, and the question, “Who 1s Kissane?” ‘that set the city by the ears forthe past week, ts answered. William Kissane is known here as Wm. K. Rogers, a wealthy farmer of Sonoma county, and the discovery bas proven less exciting than the guessing. Still, there are many strongly romantic features in the story, not the least ramarkable being the fact that Kissane has a Drother living in Sam Francisco under another name, Who is one of her most influential citizens. Itis this brother's influence, embracing as it does railroad and legai and Masonic circles, that has so effectnaily stopped the publication of the expose. ‘Although the name was known last night, and although fis known that more than one paper ad the full story in type, not one was ted this morning, and this evening the New ‘ork dispatches concerning the matter were sup- essed, A German ipet—the Demokrat—atone Poke the Sal — ee but no notice has ‘been taken of the matter. Kissane’s story fs this: When Mberated from SI Sing he came to Catfornia, and finding afesrs Nibustering expedition to Mextco in pro- ress @nrulled bimself. He was oneot Walker's Teutenants and fought bravely at Lopaz and al that fatal march across the Sonora Geert. He had added Kozers to bis name and was Dfeveted by the uibuster chlet as colonel. After the coflapse of Walkers enrasion ROgers returned to San Francisco penniless and entered & merchant's store a3 porter. From this he rose to be clerk, and, having saved alittle money, went to Vin City, where, in company With two men ry Grissom and ‘Henderson, he purchased & imine. After being reduced to great straights, and just as they were about to give Cie iF mine it fegan ‘Wo pan Out well and soon paid them $15,000 a month. Kissane, or Rogers, gathered In several hundred thousand dollars, Le ere wandered: ‘and Grissom dled in a poorhouse. Gores with bis share, bought. the old Surf estate, heat Sonoma, and séttled down into coun- try life. As W. K- Rogers he became a firm friend of Colonel Peter Donobue, and Was associated with him in railroad building in 1873. He became county supervisor, was Made president of ‘the board tm 3875, and has served without taterruption ever Sitjough the present disclosure is the first in the nature st a publicsensation, It is By uo teams the first with which he has been threatened. In a quarrel with a Sonoma county, r in 1878, Rogers’ career was hinted at, and what can Defearned the old. man haS been pretty freely died. He is a big, tall fellow, carrying his years and experience wonderfully "Well, Ives in good ‘style and Is the father of two children, and step- father of two grown up daughters, having married Siwidow. ‘Heenjoys the reputation of an extremely charitabié and most 1 it parent. ‘Kissane’s family reaches from high to low. At the stands the extremely prominent citizen re- fohroa io, next comes Hogers and last. comes. a teamster also living in San Francisco, who still keeps the name of Kissane. The eldest Kissane mnarried twice, Ris second wife betng the mother of the imfuential citizen referred to, so that between him and Rogers half brotherhood only exists, XUSKANE'S PART Df THE MARTHA WASHINGTON DIS- ASTER. Kissane’s connection with the burning of the steamer Martha Washington {s further explained Dy a Cleveland dispatch, which states that Kis- sane In 1861 was engaged with others in the Ie nd shoe business in Cincinna Snes at ee "ee oes ey pu chased the steamer “Martha ‘Washington,’ Invoteed as boots, shoes and Wi ith a cal which they ‘com; of boxes filled with rubbish, an u expfain to fire her when en route. Sixteen lives were lost. The insurance Ca were about ‘to pay the claims when Sidney Burton, one of Kis- ‘sane’s creditors, communicated his suspicions to {Une companies, and then Se ins te of the testimony, the jury brought in a MARRIED IN HER SLEEP. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1887-SUPPLEMENT Miss Abigail Stark Outdees All Pre- vieusly Reported Sommambulists, From the Toledo Blade. Abigail Stark, a young, prepossessing girl of the fifth ward, is a somnambulist,and a most thorough one at that. She has been known to walk a dis- tance of two miles at a stretch without waking up, and on one occasion she frightened a sleigh load of | Young people, who were returning late at night from a party, half out of their wits, It was some time before Miss Abigail's parents learned of their daughter's peculiarity, and ever after they kept close watch of her. Now, Miss Stark was courted by a young man from the third ward, John Derby, a likely fellow, but for some reason he and the old folks could not get along together, and the upshot of the matter was that he was denied admisston to the Stark manston, a proceeding which quite dis- gusted the youthful lovers. But they were not to be outdone so easily, and from the time of the estrangement between the young man and the old folks the girl seemed to take acertain fancy to an aunt who resides in Lower Town. Strange to say, the coincidence in time did not manifest tteeit to the Stark elders, and they merely ex; ‘that their daughter should take aunt, Who Was Mrs. Stark’s wroriee incon, ee One night, while Jokn and Abigail were return. from & , John u shoul we married without Tirta delay, He said there was bo parents ever him, so long asthe had tobe raed he Wanted to reach it by the shortest way. He did not believe in long courtships. To all of which Abigail replied that it would be impossible tor thein to get married without they for her aunt would never sanction their unless her parents gave their consent. <iet's elope, then,” said John; “T am heartily sick and tired of the subterfuge which we are Practising upon your parents. Let us get married, Rnd thea it tney do Bee are to see us we can ive witbout them.” Abigail hesitated before taking so im} it a bee one Ume to think it — yf course expec marry him, even if her ts did object, but the proposition was a0 sudden that she would ask him to Walt until the next evening cle eee a ia “Ihave already engaged the minister,” sal John, as he bade her farewell at the gate, cand he promises e has to get out of wits 8 = ‘When he had lett Abigail he walked slowly up town, eee im his mind the happy home he would have, with Abigatl as its mistress. The bright fire, the cozy ehair, the comfortable slippers, and all the et ceteras'that go to make up the picture of a perfect home came up before hitn, Suddenly it oceurred to him that he Rad promised to call upon his chum, who lived near the aunt’s residence, and close up & business matter of some importance, Alth h it was late he knew his chum's penchant for late hours, and therefore had no scruples. He retraced his steps, and was about to ring the Dell of Ris friend’s house, when he happened to see a Woman coming up the street. The igure was sO familiar that he involuntarily he the side. walk. As the figure approached the that it was Abigail became a certainty, and he hastened forward to meet her. He was not aware, so ab. sorbed had he been in m: family pictures, that one hour had passed since he had left Abigail. In his impetuous way he had but one thought, and that Was that Abigail had eoncluded to accept his angi and had come out in the hope of over- xing him. ‘ n But he was surprised at her silence. When he spoke to her, she answered in quite as endearing terms as he had used in addressing her; then she took his arm, and the two walked rapidly away. He asked her’if she had really decided to marry him that night, and he was sure that she said yes. Anyway, he wis so overjoyed that he nearly for- got the way to the minister's. All was dark when they got there, but a vigorous ringing soon brought ‘vine to the front door. Joun was not long in explaining the situation, and the minister soon | had the front room in order for the couple's recep- ton. He also pressed his wife Into service asa Filtpesss and in a very brief period the knot was ted ai verdict of acquittal. see Safety of the Scythia. ‘THE STEAMER ARRIVES AT BOSTON ALL RIGHT. ‘The startling rumor of a disaster on the coast at Scituate, Mass, to the Cunard steamer Scythia, ‘which created a sensation yesterday was false, the Scythia arriving safely at her dock In Boston yes- terday afternoon. Owing to the fact that tele- graphic communteation with the south shore had Deen interrupted by the storm it was impossible Saturday night efther to confirm the rumor oF tO aisprove it.The Scythia brought onecabin, 17 in- termediate and S09 steerage passengers. The steamer {s reported as being entirely without dam- age. Captain Roberts was very indignant when informed that a rumor had been circulated ‘that theSesthia had gone ashore at Scituate. He says, Rowever, that It was the heaviest gale he ever ex- pertenced in Massachusetts bay. — ‘The New York Post-Office Thief. HE CONFESSES TO AN ADDITION AL. THEFT OF $10,000— ‘Abigail had ‘answered all questi yroperl ad_answered al fons and was apparently as happy as Jolin over the re Suit. She had not withdrawn her veil during the ceremony, nor had John fn his raptures thought Eatablished 1840. DRY _GOQDS. FINANCIAL. LADIES’ GOODS. ___ RAILROADS. = Fyruiwore anv on10 RATLEOAD. Woarxauarzs We Boome Same Sax he ASE EE TCE we en boas in effect, SUNDAY, MAROH 19th, 1202 ORANGE BELT RAILWAY COMPANY rome Leave Washington from Btation, cornet of New Jer a *po-Year Osi Bonde Vow, Burt, a averhicere: qe 2lsap foes 20:10 me day, wie PMILADELPHIA, Arai 2p, 1887. A807h ana Accra Interest, he puntnme resolving Pulp descuscrt ly Sink my rs Se cor eae WHAT DO YOU KNOW OF DRESS MATE- BIALS, INCLUDING SILKS? MUCH OR LITTLE OF & PEW; ORLY A FEW AT BEST. WE SHALL PUT IT IN YOUR WAY TO KNOW MORE THAN YOU EVER THOUGHT ‘WAS TO KNOW. YOUR EYES SHALL TEACH you. O® MONDAY, APRIL aru, WANAMAKER'S WILL BE AS A WORLD OF COTTON AND ‘WOOLEE, AND SILEEN AND LIKE THINGS. ‘WOVEN STUFFS FROM EVERY LAND WITH LOOMS THE SUN SHINES ON. YOU SHALL SEE THEM SPREAD OUT AXD PILED UP AS THEY'VE NEVER YET BEEN SPREAD OUT AND PILED UP IM AMERICA, AS ‘THEY CAN BE NOWHERE ELSE ON THIS SIDE THE ATLARTIO. THIS GRAND OCOASION WILL. BE MEM- ORABLE AS AN EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF TEXTILES. *PWIcL BE WORTH CROSS- ING A CONTINENT TO SEE THR STORE. JOHN WANAMAKER, PHILADELPHIA. SEATON PEERY (Successor to Prune & Baorerny, NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS COMPLETE STOCK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. NEW CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS. ELEGANT BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. NOVELTIES IN INDIA SILKS. BLACK BEADED GRENADINES. DENTELLE LaIXEs. NOVELTIES IN FRENCH SA4TTEEN ROBES, NEW BMBROIDERED ROBES. CHOICE DRESS FABRICS. NEW ENGLISH SUITINGS. FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS. NEW IMPORTED WHITE GOODS. WHITE PURE LINEN LAWNS, “ ANDBRSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRS. EW FEENCH SATTEENS. CHALLIS DELALNES. SPRING SHADES IN TREFOUSSE KID GLOVES. NEW PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS, FRENCH C. P. CORSETS. NEW HANDEERCHIEFS. SILK AND LISLE HOSIFRY. NEW SPRING JACKETS, ALL THE “LATEST EUROPEAN NOVELTIES," IN- CLUDING THE “MOST APPROVED PARIS STYLES," FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1887. (2 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Peggy Buicprea, Pennsylvania ave, cor. that = apl of asking "her to do so. They decided that she should Teturn to her aunt's house and remain there for a day or two until the final preparations should be made, When they should go into their own home. ‘When John left Abigail for the second time that night he felt that he no longer heid the uncertain position of a lover, but that she was his wife by divine decree. Visions of the perfect home, of the comfortable ‘slippers, cosy chair, and warm tire followed him home and became’ a large part of his dreams when he droppe And ail the next day they still occupied his thoughts. In the ever ing he was at Abigall’s side. His first words were “My wife now, in spite of every one.” She looked at him as thougn she ht him crazy. “Your wite, John!” she exclaimed. “But Ihave not accepted’ your proposition yet. You presume too much, sir,” and she drew herseit up ina mock-detlant inaniner. “You area big tease, John, “but I could searcely believe my senses.” What are you talking about, John?” looking at at. Ovr Overwzwrre Suezves GROAN ALOUD TO BE RELIEVED OF THEIR BURDEN. ‘Never have we piaced before the public of Washing- ington and vicinity such s splendid assortment of DBESS FABRICS ‘such marvelously low prices. | stantty, direct from the New York Stock ©: ‘THE ORANGE BELT RAILROAD of Florids extends from its connection with the Jacksonville, Tampa snd Key West Railway at Monroe, along the west bapk of Lake Monroe, southwesterly through the of i BY THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER, OR NOT LATER THAN THE FIRST OF JANUARY, 1888. ON IT8 STOCK, AS IT IS BONDED FOR THE SMALL AMOUNT OF $5,000 PER MILE. These Bonds are s first and only lien om the roed and equip- ment, and in addition are guaranteed, principal and interest, by the Orange Belt Investment Co., which own large mills at Longwood'thet are earning over 940,000 8 year net, besides which the eompany have ‘valuable real estate and other property, estimated in ail, with the mills, to be worth $300,000; and when the rosd is finished to Point Pinellas, it is estimated ‘that the Investment Company's property will be wort at Teast 81,000,000, not including the Railroad snd its franchisés, ‘THE COMPANY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE- DEEM THESE BONDS AT ANY TIME AFTER FIVE YEARS, AND IT IS BELIEVED THAT THEY WILL BE ABLE TO RETIRE THEM ALL IN FIVE YBARS, AS IT I8 FOR THE INTEREST OF THE GUARAR- TORS TO DO 80, THEY BEING THE OWNERS OF 75 PEB CENT OF THE STOCK, WHICH, WITH THE 25 PER CENT WE OFFER, WILL OWN THE HOAD AFTER THESE BONDS HAVE BEEN RE- TIRED, AND WILL BE THE ONLY LIEN UPON Z RAILROAD AND EQUIPMENT AND FRAN- CHISE, ‘We look upon this security as. good investment, and with 25 per cent of stock bonus offered with the bonds, they should command the attention of the in- vesting public. Interest January and July, payable at the FARM- ERS’ LOAN AND TRUST CO., NEW YORK, who are the Trustees of the mortage. GRISWOLD & GILLETT, 3 Wall st., New apt Prursce & Ware: a ‘STOCK BROKERS, 64 Brosdway, Sao Aave, } New Yor. 539 15th street (Corcoran Washingt PRIVATE srice TLeckt AP Wines wet WASHINGTON, BALTIMOI. NEW YORK, BOSTON, General Partners Jasers WarreLy, Fuxnr H, Dobox, Waakthgteu, D. 0, RT me, Waaiitny . Witiaw R. Travers, Special Partoer, Boy and sell on commision all classes of Raltway ‘H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re- garding the markets received. through our wires in All orders executed reported prompt FAMILY SUPPLIES. Bercurizs SPRING-LEAF TEA. ‘The new crop, now being received, ia particularly choiee. %. W. BURCHELL, 1325 Fst Norice ¢ ‘10 GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. yore SSS eat Mas. K. A. 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ALL FOR $1.90, ORDERS RECEIVED EITHER BY MAIL OR AT OUR SUBSCRIPTION COUNTER, would serecuicas on cuncacci oak | | PAYMENT INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. ‘HE KEPT & GAMBLING DEX. him seriously. we in and | WM, BALLANTYNE & SON, | W. A. Clarke, the New York post office clerk} “Why. our ” replied he, also serious. ss —— Locke eee | eee OR = | ADDRESS IN ALL CASES ‘ ack-| “Itseems to me that Toate You to note comparinon of prices with other bouses. a mh25 428 Seventh Street, | arrested for steating $10,000 In a registered pack- at dream something 0CQ ERR RRR ERE 45S, = Thitiscan inne oe Oat oman * about getting married,” said Abigail. ! : es ® REY s j THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER 4 age from Portiand, Oregon, to New York, con- | Ont gen ‘avat ft! You aun .bigail = SCOTCH TWEEDS, all wool, 38 inches wide, 68¢.’ ° Re BRR ER gs, 1 per of 1:ith xtreet and Pennxylvanta avenne, o fessed Sattrday that he had stolen a package con- | per aright, we had all the parapherieie ween | Yatal price G1. Latest fashion reporia decree thin fab- OG. ka BR Wo. 5 3 aster Carns. E,asrer Boors. | eS inne fa Se WASHINGTON, B.C ‘$10,000 in currency sent to Charleston in | genuine Wedding,” said John. “There was the | ric to be the coming style for the Mountain and Ses- oco ERE R ER REE (SS . 2 4 | CHASE. PUGH, Geueral Manacer, | EASTER NOVELTIES, WOOD, General it. i331 ‘man tuecrected in a gambling house tn that city; | wero married” "amd heres tae copufcass if Ws | SUPE ieee ae ey ta Democracy of Art by Clarke. r : PIANOS AND ORGANS.. |_ SEWING MACHINES, &c. Tharke applied Saturday to Judge Wallace, of ti | do not bellevé tt* and he drew that precious ddcu- | BORDERED CAMEL'S HAIR ETAMINE, all wool PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. y of Art, by Clarke, eet arch 1904 2887. | NOS ) ORGANS... | SE G MACHINES, Sc, United Si cult Co ec n eket. * Sal a . | CEVERAL SECONDSL cPRIG! 5 EI 5 r Enited States Circult Court; wrough his, counsel, | Me ee eeocmtied, To think that she had | 4#!chee wide, 67, usual price $1.27. | 30 50 withoot s doubt the most Bravzurcs.saa tho | W. H, MORRISOR, Jgmehiurgand stations Sued ae dew low us S00 can EY ns | TERCRER crt e prices cotniat- Wallace nacd the bail at $2500. Clarke'is 20 ap- | Deen Iharried Without beng cognizant of it was For style and sppesrance the best in our stock | MostNurarTI0vs Flour in the World. PA. AVE. arg. Bystol, Haox- | i desired. SARDERS £ STAVMAN. | cut with the finest Thad very best of par " ited States Circuit Court on the | 100 Much even for her strong mind, and she was ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect mill, wOficans, Te | _ap3-Bt MF ot. n.w._ | terial. coupled with the fact frock article fg manu- pd | More than haif inclined to cry. Then the ridicu- | HEATHER SUITINGS, all wool, 42-inch, 58c., usual | containing as it does all the most improved Machinery | BRANCH STORE, | Fast Mail. Daily for We reuton, Char. | A DOGS SECOND-MARD “SQUARE PIANOS; | {0h eane aac aed faraithed wits reapooaie ruse. ee Se Jous feature occurred to her, and she Was for some | price 75c. Thirty-two choice designs and mixtures, | juvented up to the present timo, Dut they produce ens pe averinpacion i ations Chen. Ohio | Atom $25 to 6200; cy tom era raa: spice Gor ive rears wall buy the ag Senator Hearst Explains His Political | Wien she ha calmed dovn and ee ma Sees | Mutable fr a fashionable spring dress, embodying du- | ete nate wes erniyesse] hac verges ze ee es Seat ascuicinctonl Duiviliey Gretmborn, etm, | _ap2-Gt eee Nien, |SHENT SEW AMET ania aes ied the = ne | ability, ne 5 ould sii 8 lars 073 ADE, NOVEL. | Charlotte Atlanta, Birminghan, Moutrumery, Wee | ‘ — Taub (For Foot and Hand Power.) SE SE ES BS SSE ee eee Lene Meaen e Gawe 2 {ity of this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to | BQO Sul Catone senda fie haken an a | nila. Paliman Sleepet New | (1HICKERING, genta ty eg ‘AUERBACH, 7th and Bata, ipo mentioned to . ¥ 1 in. nection with Pall ‘Slee ——) ‘Sole Aveney ‘From the Chicago News. vd ot somnamnbalistic esenoudee Decause she | BN6LISH CHECKS and CHEKED MATERIALof | Europe and exten at the principal Courts of theuld | ext prices: HENIY 6. LANCABTER | Auhnts to'New Onlomg ant Mam Dowden pieegery | tekwas, wa. = Rnd niiheeeetehenbe tae ‘The other night Senator Hearst was sitting at had been, half ashamed of them, but now that j all Kinds seems to have the call for the season. | world. aenetes ou =F jeeeee lor Binnineham, Vicksburg and Shreveport, Scha | __ Hs a Pe mg ey ye ‘i ast Of tiidadla Wao Ww E : : fashingtem to Asian x ee ‘manaerd Geemegtes cious Gates Ghettosnameccs | ertheless | A she tae ee Curae Booxs Cura Parta ep b M—baie escort Sunday for Mamas, | Hlanpasax Prax | Sis or'Peats “Telephone call aes enaffing nt the charge : him ° hing el xined : andintsrmediate Stations: Ae erie tesreumEeT ee 77 ci he Senate had cost him, $100,000. ‘The California | that he had tei heron tee eee eee muEhE | them. We have evers conceivable style, color orcom- | ke, cverzihine clee, that han ssined renown. som® | 4. sioane twelve mow, apiform, in ize, and style, By fi Weaver Licprese Dally for Warrenton, | PaEROMENAL DU 2. UMA CHISE aetaewteded by exyeria ss the fie 1 2 8100, | that he had left her at the gate she had gone to eee : 3 peatly bound fu cloth, eilk, 53 kinds, only Boe, ecck, masville, Charlottesville, Louieviie, © | NOMENAL DURABILITY, MACHINE. Ackuo by experts as the finest Brmonesre confessed that he pail out a goad deal | her room, ang, being unusually tired, aid’ tain | neon te cheeks, from the neat black and white | reputation it has gained by titat tue Nae aud ( SQL Paver aud envelope, Sh aioets of paper aud | Sif Line or Chea. sad Qulo Muts “Dullaay Spears MONT G. MELZENOTT & Wort ane’ Beauty of Fuatat ry in = wh Upon the bed without undressing, an Shepherd Check to the more pronounced block, | Brand, and attempting thereby to pan off an inferior | ey, fa Sees Solid Trains Wesigueion te Louitiiie hes a -@. MI z , hfe SO = fallen atleep. ‘The circumstances of ae ae article for the genuine. Mecmrarninitedn Eynehinre, “Bristol, Chattanoua, ‘Mumpits. dette | _™mhI7-Im___ "Cor. Sth and Fenn Ave. | Morkond Baw hes MCKENNT, Sole Ageut, 579th I didn’t care how much tt cost,” he continued, | naa ail come to her as mene ‘and when abe | 2 2ilcolors, ‘THEREFORE, eveiving goods daily 3& Rock and all Southwestern Pointe." Through Pullman BREE PIANOS stm w. J.B RICHMOND, “ately stor Lig Bound to git there. I took no stock in | arose that morning she had nov given the matter | CHECK CLOTH, 40-inch, all wool, 50e. JOHN ¢ PARKER’ SSTOO'r. a Sathorn Laprose Dally tort shen bet an tone, feultie DER EMER * Kise Univeral Pate te PONE aad einen 1 coe ai the eee ening | a second thought. "But now that he had recalled | Gurox FOULS, 40-inch, all wool, 50. Bosure and sso tot thatelther secksorbarreisreed) | 241 G17 and 619 Tt atreok we. | Danviller islet Rate Chae eae | artlata, See EE = =—= ——==_= Secided Shot F woul go In for honors Looked Cea Ge Abigail are | CHECK BEIGE, 40-inch, all wool, &3c. “CERES,” Psat ont Gall org Paling ieee ‘Wash [D°Ghit Bios, Fiscuer axp eerer PraNos. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. that would suft me, and I concluded a senator- | man isendeavering te led bore ana e ecctng | Co Cees k tasts ol onl 878 eae pare tae pean oe HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Moutromery f Now Oriente’ Pullman Storpets Week . SANDERS & STAYMAX, es Se sntp would Sil tho bill. 1 tight Rave been gov- | his daughter back. CHECK eee = foe Ce. é ‘TWO GOLD MEDALS Wiis Pcaa’ Se b ‘Ouio division leave Wash. | “Q” BEVETATION 3 ae J ———+o+____ CHECK CKERBOCEE] ‘wool, $1. 5 APE xe and 4:451. A 5 jas pretty well. known locally, anyhow. ‘ned. yuine ee ages rr sunday, ne nic Organ, A marvel in there was she House of Representatives. I mi ms for Men. CHECKS at $1, 81-10, 31.25, $1,50. attached. None genuine without the twogold medals Fan, HANSON HISS & 00, 815 15th at a. w. arrive RGnid shh tse 2 sand hifstoa | fs 6 boat ahd ote tome-effects; surprising it HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS re. But Tid se 0 pera of all grades, z ‘oun 3A MDa : gurel, Capel aunt Se ° ross, End stay there two years and atteoet no ate | FUmishing Goods Trade Review. Remember, we devote more space to Dress Goods ‘Prissee and Ceiling Decorations So ce mens Wantdtaton BANDHAN BEAYMAN, eG A tention, and come home, and be nobody a all, 90 ; room por prom wear ae ottoman silk vests | than any three houses combined. W. M. GALT & co., Special attention given to Plain and Decorative fons the South via. Charlotte pa ine gare hw. - E jtdn’t see anything for me in that tine. But when | fast with or silver button ‘ Paiuting. . wep by st. timore. WINTER UNDERW! NECEW! Lome to the Senators I said to myself this is just | Navy-biue flannels, embroidered in whit .q | Also that the light is most perfect. £21 ‘Wholesale Flour andGrain Dealers. | PRINT. «a designs submitted forall kinds'of In- i. istol _220-9m_ ___13 MW. Charleost.. Baltimore Ean. EAR, HOSTFRY.Ot. what I am after. There was a list of seventy-stx | rey cng, tn late London veet ean = terior Decoration and Furnisking. An inspection of | Owls Houteand Charlsstesy zt | G. L. Wu & B aman Sgrgae aera of 60,000,000 of people. They were honed oct | Drabe and alates will run this erason ‘i fine a Porz Trunk Ouve On, ur oom iv respectfully woltetted. £p8 | iiaeie Giesrne C ; esperation, and Os oe ot ootaetigeitar Bt on of people. nored, a jn > SOE woods te respectruly soietted, a8) aa ing Cor ond 5: 3 the lending ‘ofthe feted, and made a good deal of everywhere. I | pique for made-up neckwear, * furnished, and buptage cliccked at oBcoUOl Senneyt = Scact Uires,. the ent Jookea down the list, and I seen the names ot a | wave {oF sf cites or AKE A LOO! ‘UNEreer ‘Az sweet and palatabless A Cor Is Wat. Paver Hh at Paucuger Station, (enneyivesis | Si B i? loo Golly’ sell ‘betrumenta Int of fells who wast’ any more account thas | p Teale caPs Tecently receved, are of lignt silks, | TAKE A LOOK AT TED VARIETY OF oe Tiglich Paper, 7c. par plese; Brows tod White Back | Rares Out Bia B atrceta SAR 1 ATED "RET ioweed pened bent plan, Special Star sce ae eae ans a | Rae vids a ome aoe tpn emis nee | PRAT OMAP car dee | Er ere eer myself, Fl scratch my name on ‘that His! Checks formed of halr-lines in delicate ti Large Invoices in Stock, jeca: beat White ‘Paper, 25c. per piece on the | ~ ; R 2, takes every d— cent I've got, and I've scratehed ints on ae ae Vibe ne IVE == So at we atc | wae po ane omen tags EL2uoxz0 xouss HE eg eat ple a tenl | ERO CES FRE A pe wae i Tito London-made, all-lnen, white vests are seit. KO ONE URGED TO BUY. (Company, dest Gold Embossed Paper, 50c. per piece: a 20-inch sand Thuredays, st 7 ka foe Ex SNS M4 Bos ‘ ae we necarza. | loher pean 7 close with pearl buttons, and are cut Gold Embonsed Frieze, $1.25;8 10-inch Gold Em- ae far an Mettox Creek. Grind- RR, MRE Aaa A PANIC AMONG THE o€ aknow kscarns. | loWer than the vests of last spring. 428 9th street. Pileas han Au Obes pote et ice een ere | ee wk NNN AAS Paglia phos pedals ‘Sold red border and center Ciitnese hi as — a feos troor) aed ry habe aed OH cen Da Shapel Point, Thursdays down sid Mondays and Lengpisdhoensge Uriiebaticeutl tion ees aion| (oT i nee cm duced rates. Big stock! New goode! No humbug! | $22! Ss = P. Wrlle avenue, Pittsbury, Pa., was badly dam- | Suithe Mute among the goods calculated for neck- | PROFESSIONAL Competent workinen, Prompt attention. comands ‘7Teh-st. whast TaXos, posing mapa teharae was_oc- | "The superstities concertiog He ticity of the AS. ALWAYS, ONE PRICR, JOHN BR MAHONEY, | _JOHN McGAUSE, Alesaudrla, Vay-Awemt IO — cupled by te eir effects. | opal must be dying out, judging D. ELZEMONA. WONDERFUL GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT, born with Second Sight. Every iden mystery revealed. Finds lost or buried treay- lures or mines.” Hecovers stolen Property, lost, friends. family trou- by the popularit Fi pins set with this beautiiul stones y est qualities, biack c bands seit lined, as the rubs of and solis the wearer's collar when | I. The fire started in quickly shot up the « parts of the buildin; ‘the occupants of t >, and oF, spreading” to ail | A panic ensaed among ree upper floors, and i mhI8-1m___ 319-815 Pa. ave.ae. Capit: Hill Ovz Bargarx Sues UNEQUALED YN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILATY. Special_attention of Purchasers invited to the new JOTOMAC TRANSPORT. ‘Steamer SUE, Capt. WC. Geoghecan., wilt eure fer tips Geineen BACT and WASH: Gives suecess in business, Removes ea, while INGTON and for al] landings on the River, } “ i. bles. Car separated to- TIC 8" fished tn of COAL AND WOOD. urbe it percomeSbary, Guaved wih tiie | tue uk ts nga de grade k iif, datecain, Granite evens. | Scherrer rena renee. ant | Har icy LR oeommeeageea et are | autistic oie = lives Mrs. Him and Mrs. Osmond were | — It is considered in good form at the present time | Ail rouble consnit this clatrvoyant. Cures sickness. | Season, that we are. satisfied people, will Day fs | ceived on: ‘only and must L HIGHEST DECORATIVE ABT. ‘Main Office No710 D st. nw. Offices and Yerde- takem frota the i Hoof” eimest suffveated, | for the man who’ prides himeelt on being wel | Ea Sstlofaction or no poy, 9 to & Opel: Sunday. 421 | Si'tny time ot the yeur, whether Wh. boascy orate and | “ADDIS 1a SERPHENSON 6 Bi Ares, cca ek iene ae: Ko. 216 A ot mile Mrs. Wilt, a visitor, made her escape | dressed {0 wear two ager Tinga Dies ae ee that bet Daud Fate nw. ae! | sean ie enipeeal forge ao oii sefeee What SECOND-HAXD PIANOS: = fom the fifth story by mneans of a rope suspended | must be a Seal ring or onenet wit the other = = Ee ered in CUE GHEAT DERIVE SALE WhISR | 99 Gon : E1970 at nw. | prominent makes at al prices. | Cor. Virginia and Deleware avenues: Freie Font, Which had Vern ju in Tals | presentibg some Curious device aad mde of gold E Je Pilate ce MONDAY and TOMDAY ath end | _£ es ee Peau. a ‘Ail Offices are connected. with the Telephone Fe- articl .O Ube uppel m0 rary Sn and sliver mixed, or a com! “ i : erener of te bulding, bo had a merehaat-ailor.| patinuy. "Sn oF Combination of gold and STABLISHED 1812, of Carpets, Furaiture FOS BOS BERAMR WARE wa turreo. [BOY ing estabitshmmeat on the first Boor, was | Lawn tennis players will fina some novel — this, sale ja for =) art ‘oun painfully burned about the head “and face | thisfepring’sexbibit.. New jacketsin white Dacwet dapenhtonny ald Tuseday aad deat soptadas ts"? | and Sa 3 a ae eee wok ing to extinguish the flames, His son, | have timings at cuffs, pockets and collane nce who forced his Way into the burning building and kd GSnent Be : D. Nor Puacuase oN oe forced his Way tnto the burning building and | printed flanncis showing 3 in brill ria Be rescued hita, was also badiy singed» Tue votalioss | A striking otfestas prcducel by teen core Seepseran SADGETT, Agt’ ‘UNTIL YOU SER THE EMERSON PIANO. JOMNSON BROTHERS Was about $5,000. fags of the jackets on the with «strip of CW. BID) Jo», | A thoroughly first-class instrumentet s medinmpeen | 11, 55 cxteestve desiors in the District. = — see. the fancy flannel about four inches wide, PRS 2 See Stepiiees Francs and Organs wt ee ae ae ee me Part of a Russian Plot. — DieEs te ones ae Agee at ftromelo reigns erat omg WHAT IB SAID OF THR ATTEMETED « Smuggling Diamonds. ‘wart, "Washington, evety’ Montana | “S22. ‘of Scent ity. ‘Main Office 1909 F street northwest. ‘The London Times publishes a dispatch trom | Chambers’ Journal gives some interesting stories eens eee ee came: Branch Oftces and Yards: Sona which says the attempt made at “Bucha- be a bes ra ne Story, which M*” jog Beas owe teal - Reo We DUTT wet : = ately became public, shows how well the %. heen sen eae cso last Friday bs three Bulgarian retugees | (101) ny aye Puc, shows how modern 7 Ewa F. Daoor 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast 1o assassinate the prefect of Rustchnk was part get ercbe arte) Se feenon seiO oat oy SaUSVANIA 2121 Ninth street northwest, Sf a cowardly Kustian Intrigue, ‘The protects | CDts, “Please to Rold my baby whilst my husband ington about 3:30 p.m. 085 PERN! TA AVEXOR, aoe pene Og an Mantot. At the time of che’ aftark he | helps me to open my trunks; he will be quite good NS J, 1, BEARS, Copteth ryr gee << "sLEO z Comer of Third and K streets nor tweet, a5 walking WIth a ian named Jacobson, who Is | good if you will shake his rattle,” sald a lady pas. —— = SN ed ‘Wharves and Raidroad yard: she” Jacdbton Had toes ong time Yen eae | ECE he OME who was waiting U0 lok over Decomm> Tonsr Sir OCEAN STEAMERS. f EuEE Gage fs 41_Tweifth end Water strevts southeast, aged in an attempt to bribe Mantof with large | Ciiy did as heewas - amo RYE, 1865. a T TO LONDOS. id woeWwaa Saeseet % wns of money. | He, Rad induced the prefect to | tothe great delight of tne indie exe, fas anne. me aay BEEN Will Whee peeine eA k oe oh eee 2) Se LLOYD 8. 8.0O, | & Sons, Gabler, Decker & Son, Marchal! & Wendell, Hat- MEDICAL, &ec. to eucharest with him See | question, whichy fastened to @ riDbou, Wee tea BRUNSWICK OLUS Wiis in “sontnar att et & Cometon sn otber ‘ San SE ADD OF $M Hurora, the Hussian mintster to Roumania. | fhe eniids wast: san tied wie eae pNTg aye Just received 6 faite of BLACK arzxe, | BRUNE Renee eee pee GLE ie | [DANDRUFF CURE. HEADS OF LADIES, AND Pei fo their wishes and wotld betray. toeiy | ¥AiNE 8 mode of Imuggllug that at tuo tine was | BHADAMES, FAILLY FRANCAIS, ABMURE and | , if you cannot obtain th eek = Bas Hey ans kent de a % pa gras bree, Sioted and sped. gor Ma proot ot the Sterets, they decided to have him re Th | $00 simple for detection. AF clever female, attired Soe eae aa Lae eee OTe, are $5, ort Othce Stay Ord ae ‘The Best wo have Ever Ofered for the price. SoS ase See pr: New and fecond-nand Pianos Uf other makesalways NETT, 1007 Pu sven es result Was the attempt to assassinate him, which, | 1 (ry -Y, Was pessed rer them to your: ry. ae : i mea stlo 10_ | JP EAD AND BE WISE—DB_ gee St. as yesterd: stated, resulted in; Ove She posse ned, oN htEBaEE | $1.00, the most complete stock wa have over had be- | paid to ef ie United Sintec — Free or bh7S a bere, 0: od cabin —— — | Raw. eee ase ‘out that he is vere Wot id the Arrest of two ot | Toi. CEMMINARE. Se possessed, however, a fine | fore. axcueneNe ‘berth; ‘st low to ‘Oideat. ‘Expert Specialist ip this city, ouees edn ’ | string of beads, ‘with downeast ey’ for EXC WILMARTH & EDMO) iS bare; seeneny) the three Bulgarians who attacked him. | Bpetings adi om tnt ha sires ae | | A full stock of KIBER or CHALI CLOTHS, 186, and giiee is NBTOR, Soe opie Davo, i Peon ave ae Fis yee pperusee fd will Guarantor a cure inal come of pevete dines - baad | wei y two persons dressed in costumes: = ‘ERATION, —— ER ‘ A Suit Against Senator J. P. Jones. | siuilurto her own. ‘Need it be told that she was 2 | ¢A2 immense stock of SATING, 12%4¢., Lic.,¥5e.. 30e,, | TERA Soe miiliartvils ereieenibaoen W veer sey mous wstalgents snr ERS, afc prrarrtenge sagt | smuggler, and that her beads were so const, $8. ‘These are sold under guarantee to give jease at gE he] nos Aa. Ot — Ga anueeuaaen tau ras as mekuee hat Cuckold & dlauiond weighing Seven or tiga: | O8F HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT | FEMFECT BATISE ACTION, otherving tobe | Fem, fone every ESDAY 0 alt FRO s an - atom mete fot - carats?) Another endo never supplied ‘Q@LISH BICYCLE . Uf bis brother, Thotas Jones, je, the retiriug post. | iug.a Te precious stones ind tay kee | HOSE TSe, ‘toma @1.00 ok Sova Britannic, Germanic, Celtie, Republic, Baltic. — | a toy ka- '5ec., reduced from $1.00. Fates, $60, G tickete ATTO: ‘eavertis- master of Cleveland, and payable to Everett, Wea- ‘hich had been given toa child, who | Examine our Stock and Prices before purebasing GREAT DISCOUNT. ca tevenahe teens’ accomumo- | —___B A FS you cen deit € Co., bankers, with interest at 8 per cent | wore iu safety. A umber of homing | elsewhere. H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, : — ‘dations, ‘and Celtic; ‘& RAsTON, os. ver annum. Thowas Joues, jr. delivered the note | Feet amd wou eee eee law’ | Polite and popalar Saleamas to serve you. 114 South Front st. Philadelphia, | Wo wilt offerour remaining stock of Heating Stoves | For; Hata, inspection. ow eo Commissioners sa Bait, rcxyerience: Ye te banking nim and received the money there- | by ‘ray of” Paris and Havre, also plajed & Yew Youk Offon, 16 South William si. ‘231 | at from 10 to 20 por cent discount from regular prices. and cxpren ofce, 223 Fonievivania bra, Nei cdephones at odices and nuior Jours Was iu Cleveland on Saturday. | profitable ‘part, cack og maces JOHNSON & LUTTRELI, 2 New ‘Brosdway. tered in the Common Peas Court against the Sen- | euutealed “im quills, "Soa eqeauinile, gems | ype ‘713 Market Space, @RATEFUL—COMFORTING, W. 8 SENKS & {Op rtig oct ator and bis brother as Indorser. 1. H. Websier, | ty the mnessage-Dearing dove. ae ectenuee f EPPS’Ss Coco & pehiicn avenue, "Washington, assignee of A. and H. P. Weddell, ts the | system of dlaimoud smuggling was at one tune betes ao n31 ‘717 Tru Sraxee ¥. AKER, Aauntht? tn 1 ts lalmed that Hothing | carried on iri ‘Canadian round by the ald of pri or interest simce the | homing as. disco iitiert: making of the nove iu Inia trail wat wade accldoncly by a nse hc THE TRADES. med to shoot one of the birds, and om examining A Steawxn Scrrosz 1 Be fastened to its leg a Bisok ven Bay Saturday 4 mediciuechest, a lot of Oars, | containing « hunmber ot diamonds! "alee benag = steering gear, looking-class, ares _——- | obtained, the local habitation of Une pigeon pro 0413. cx louages, chairs, caiap-stools and vegetables of ail | prictors was discovered and their mode or tone. Kinds were washed upon the beach. All of the | hess put an end to, The scheme, stated simply, Turniture had the appearance of having come from | was to fly every week or ten days a flock of soue Rnely-equipped vessel, bUt nO name or marks | dozen or lifteen seach Cafrying about halt a Appeared on any of the articles washed up, except | dozen gems As the duty on diaineods sana S36 camp-stool, on whieh are painted the’ initials | to 10 per cent, the trouble taken to snuggle theme “MLC.” ‘The steamer Duke of Buckingham bas | gems lute the United States does DOt seem so very ‘been due at Newport News since March 5, making | remarkable. The value of the prectous stones het now overdue twenty-eight daya ‘The officers | honestly dilare por aan ee aE 3, a company at Newport News hare given up | And aime dollars per anaium, “anit yrday en wrest i130: