Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1887, Page 6

ee LAWS FOR THE KNIGHTS. Revision of the Constitution by the Committee of Four. THE PORMATION-OF TRADES DISTRICTS PERMITTRD— ‘THE TEMPERANCE CLAUSE MADE STRONGER—OTHER IMPORTANT CHANGES MADE. Henry Abrahams, one of the committee of four appointed at the last national assembly Knights of Labor to revise the constitution of the order, said in Boston Wednesday that the work had been completed. The new constitution will permit the formation of national trades districts, but those local assemblies composed exclusively of one trade, Dut attached toa district assembly of mixed na- ture, must first obtain the permission of the dis- trlet assembly in order to go out and form a na- ‘onal trade district. After obtaining this consent they must forward their application to the gen- eral secretary, who will lay the matter before the general executive board, and the sectretary will CHAMBERLAIN’S RECKLESS TALK. Great Bitterness Aroused by His Ayo Speech—Alleged Threats Against Him, ‘Mr. Chamberlain's speech at Ayo, in Scotland, 12 Which he bitterly assafled the Gladstonians, ac- cusing them of allying themselves with red-handed murders, and charged the Irish with outrages on ‘women, has greatly inflamed feeling against that changeable statesman. It is $aid he has received numerous letters warning him that he will not leave Scotland live. In one of his speeches Mr. Cham- Derlain said: “The opponents of the crimes bill have made an outery against the repression of liberty. Liberty todo what? To commit theft, to Tuin industrious men, to outrage women? [Hisses mingled with cheers} What are you Bissing, the or the ent?” Here @ mal pg A cried: me is characteristic of the Irish "to outrage women.” An attempt was made toputthe manput, but Chamberlain cried out: “Leave him alone.” he continued: “Do you want instances of insults then submit the matter to all the local assemblies | being offered to women?” [Cries of “Outrage you of that craft in the country. ‘Then foliows another | said,” “You slander the Irish.”] “I did not mean law, Which will sei affect the Hatters’ Na-| the ’ grossest outi Of ‘all, but personal tonal Union, and also the Glass Workers’ Union, | violence and insults. [Hisses and cheers} ‘dota of which are as ite trade or- | When I refer to assassination a man here says, tions inside the ts of ‘The law | ‘take care of yourself.” Has the time come when. to the effect that no trades union can require a son to join their union before they can join the Riciguts of Labor organization of their craft. ‘THE TEMPERANCE FEATURE 4a the organization will be more strongly enforced ‘than ever before. Not only will rumsellers be pro- ‘inibited from membership, Dut no local assembly ‘will be allowed to have any social gathering or any ‘where liquor 18 sold, and ‘no member Wil ‘be, allowed wo, dispense liquor for and fn the name of the assembly. If such should occur the charter of the local assembly will be revoked and ‘the members expelled. The rule requiring that at least ten minutes at every meeting shall be devoted to the discussion ‘of the labor question has been abolished, and inits place a rule has been established making it obliga- ory that every assembly shall hold a meoting once ‘month, at which caly the labor question seal be digcussed. ‘This leaves the other ina month to the discussion of routine business and taade matters. This 1s returning the order to the strict educational policy adopted at its inception. 48 TO STRIKES. The obstacles thrown in the way of promiscuous strikes will be greater than heretofore. Every local assembly must obtain permission from the district assembiy to which it is attached before it can go on strike, If a strike is with- out permission from the district assembly the pen- aity atiached 1s that the charter shall be revoked. ‘The samme law applies to the district assemblies. ‘his will prevent strikes by locais that have only been recently formed, and know little or nothing about organization and discipline. 4 law which is intended to promote confidence 4m the geueral officers, provides that when any member makes aby cnarge or inalicious attack on we dare not discuss political matters in this coun- try without being threatened with assassination. (Great cheering. ‘This is the spirit of the parties in convention in Chicago. Tam sorry to know that they have any representatives in Scotland. [Cries of “They are not Scotchmen.”} That convention, desides ‘attended by de honestly in sympathy with 11 had delegates of a differ- ent stamp—apostles of outrage and murder—who have patd the outrage mongers of England. Mr. Redmond, the te of the Irish paritamentary party, explicity declared before the convention ‘hat it was the aim of that party to effect the en- tire separation of Ireland from England, and that thetr policy wasto make the government of Ire. land by England impossibie. Parnell threatened im the house of commons, under the guise of a warning, that if the coercion bill were passed there would be a renewal of outrages, dynamite- explosions and attempts to assassinate our states men. ‘This grim ion may prove the death- Warrant of some of us. [Cries of “no; ” “shame.”] Well, what to individuals 1s not of much conséquence. ‘The danger is tothe commonwealth, For the first time in English history our foes have ‘Chamberiatas specet, excites. ail Parties, ‘Thi speech excites lex. The unionists consider it a declaration of war to the a with the stontans a and ¥! {ying his former. colle nes, by the insinuation u sympathize Perpetratorsof out- in Trelarn, Mr. sonn ma, 1m, the owe of ns made a personal explaination with reference to speech at, the c convention, He said that r. Chamberlain had represented him as saying that the Irish party were not working for the re- moval of grievances, whereas what he did say was that they were not working solely for the of removing the matertal grievances of tenant any of the general offlcers or members of the geD- | Tut to optsin political, reform alsoe and fare Soe ve pon re ‘a groundiess | When he said that government of Ireland by Eng- charge, be expelled. ‘Transfer ‘cords, by which @ member transfers hhis membership in one local assembly to another, ‘Will not be given to the member, as heretofore, but ‘seat direct.iv the secretary of the local assembly he desires to join. This prevents men who desire to go into the liquor Dusiness from taking their transfer cards, a8 has been dou, and having them framed and Mung up behind the bar. THE INSURANCE FEATURE of the organization has also been changed, and policies will now be issued for $500 as well as $1,000. Medical examination and a doctor's cer- | Uuficate will be required, and any one now a mem- ‘Der who refuses to be examined Will be dropped as soon as the tnsurance fund in whieh he 1s in Werested fs exhausted. No will have the right to make a motion 4m any local assembly, nor shall the chatr enter- tain any to the effect that the local assembly withdraw as a body from the Knights. Any indi- ‘vidual who wants to get out has the right to ¢o 40, Any person who borrows money from a local as- sembiy while traveling shail produce nis traveling card, on the back of which the amont loaned shi ‘De endorsed. The constitution as revised shali he submitted to the local assemblies for acceptance or rejection, | and the result must be forwarded to the general | executive board through the secretary in a cer- | tain ime, to be fixed by the board. Ii the resul of the vote is not returued withia that certain | ‘time tbe assembly will be counted as voting in the | aMirmative. ~coo Overrun by Thieves. A CITY OF 16,000 PROFLE AT THE MRRCT OF BURG- LaRs. ‘There is but one policeman to guard the City of Jamestown, N. ¥., In the daytime, and, at night, Wo police Watch over the lives or 16,000 people and | protect millions of dollars’ worth of psoperty. | ‘When this state of affairs became known to the gamblers and crovis of other cities they began docking there in large numbers. During the past | Jew months a dozen gambling rooms have been 1 ‘operation, and several hundred gamblers, crooks | and have congregated A BURGLAR SHOT DEAD. Two weeks ago a series of burgiaries began, ‘which have continued nightly. Last saturday morning Merchant A. R. Catlin shot and instantly Killed Chester W. Green, one of a large gang of ‘burglars. Green was caught in the act of entering | eatlin’s house. ‘This act o: justifiable homicide | did not seem to have the desired effect. upon the as robberies and burglaries have occurred nightly since the Killing of Green. ‘The two night policemen have been powerless, and tue entire | “ity has been and is Virtually at ‘the mercy of an | organized band of thieves. Wednesday night twenty citizens met and volunteered their services asa special patrol. Notwithstanding these pre- cautions, a citizen was attacked by two highway. 1nen at 9 o'clock Wednesday evening and knocked down. ‘The thieves were frightened away by their Victiin’s cries. Four houses were entered Wednes. ay and Thursday morning, between 1 and 2 o'clock, burgiars entered the house of Mr. Brock- ‘way, No. 47 Hazaard street. The thieves tried to gain admittance through a kitchen door, using 3 jimmy and & chisel. Failing in this attempt, they Jorved up the bottom of a front window, Dut could not gun admittance. They then tried the front door, and succeeded in boring a hole through the wood and turning the key with a nipper. Mr. Brockway siept down-stairs. He heard a lamp ahade fall from the sitting-room tabie and leaped to his feet. As he reached the door of the sliuing- room the seized him. A desperate strug- gie ensued. Mr. Brockway's night-shirt was torn into shreds and he was hurled against the bed- yoom door. Brockway says that the burglar wrew bim the Ded-room door a second time, and the last time sent a sprity of chloroforin into"his face. The burglars then took to their ‘THE TOWN TERRORIZED. ‘The town fs so thoroughly frightened that many | ‘women and children have not gone to bed tor seve. ral nights. There is a perfect reign of terror. Every citzen goes arm@d, and one can scarcely buy @ revolver in town.’ Last night the Eagie | ‘Hose Company volunteered their services as a | special patrol, and a vigilance cotmilttes ts being | tormed. The thieves are becoming so bold that they ily tell the solitary day policeman of in- raids at night. The deputy sheriffs in charge of the citizens’ patrol are iaclined to think that —— are ae oer by a | rang ma in groups and stopping at the Six principal hotels one noted New York thiet and four pals ars ata fashionable boarding house, | and four well-known Buffaio crooks are at another. Ata session of the city counctl last night | ‘$109 reward was offered for every burglar cap- | tured. This offer is made to any citizen, whether ob patrol duty or not. 00 — ‘The Pint-of-Guld-Dollare Rac. From the N. Y. Tribune. ‘The studied reticence of the persons interested Jends color to tue report circulated some days ago that Archibald Rogers and C. 0. Iselin have ar. ranged for a race fora pint of gold dollars between ‘the Bedouin and the Titania. It ts certain, what- ever the negotiations between the owners of the ‘Doats may have amounted to, that such a contest is hoped for by yuchtsinen, ‘The Bedouin, if not the Eye be surely a good representative of the | sloops of the second ¢lass in the New York Yacht | Tub, and the outcome of a race between her and | Zar. iseun’s new steel single sticker would goa long Way toward determining whether steel bulls are superior to wooden ones for racing-boats. It has Leea proposed that, should such u contest be arranged, the owners of the Gracie, Mischief and Shamrock be perinttted toenter thelr buats. With such & bevy of flyers on the course, an ex: ally interesting race wogld unquestionably result. ‘The stake xald to have Deen proposed by Mr. Iselin 43 90 original ip character that It has already cre- ated cou<derable discussion. To satisfy his curt- osity on the subject, a member of the New York | ‘Yacht Club went into the Philadelphia taint a day | or two ago and had ewough gold dollars dumped | Auto a pint meastre to fill it to the brim. Itre- ‘quired :i400 of them to fill the cup, and they were Bot packed closely eitber. | ar: +o Dow't Waxr Dyaxirs Factories Near THex.— ‘The people of Reading, Pa., and its vieinity are dissatissied with tue number of dynamite factories | ‘established about Chem. Millions of fish are float. | tug on Stony Creek, killed by the acid trom the Tactories, and cattle drinking the water of the etreag are affected by a peculiar throat disease. ‘A factory In Lebanon Was recently en fire and the ‘Baines discovered just in time to save the proper- Ly and lives of the workmet i Pay aay frou Auguste land was impossibie, his allusion was to the cen- trallzed, bureaucratic government of Dublin Cas- Ue. He Velieved it possible that a settlement could be effected, honorable alike to England and to Iréland, such as was off by Mr. Gladstone's Bill, “[Cries of “Hear! hea THE DEBATE ON THE COERCION BILL. In the house of commons Sir Lyon Playtair re- sumed debate on the coercion bili, and said the facts were not so serious in Ireland as the govern ment represented. The percentage of convictions in England was 77, and in Ireland 73. ‘The pauelty of detections in Ireland was due to the fact that the police were an armed military body and that the people look on the law as their natural enemy. and tis bill would inerease their enmity. He de- nounced the several provisions of the bili, and Te. ferred to the fact that 138 coercion measures tried on Ireland had fatied. If the government wouid give Ireland institutions in accordance with Irish sentiments order and prosperity would prevail. A Dead Burglar’s Romance. U9 WIFE AND HER SISTER FOUND IX BOYS’ CLOTHES NEAR HIS HOME. ‘Twogiris, not yet out of their teens, have created the biggest sensation Minnesota has experienced for many aday. Lily and Katy Davy, sixteen and fourteen years of age, were discovered in boys’ lothing less than a month ago at Windom, Minn, ‘They had thus disguised themselves, according to thelr own story, to escape from thelr parents, at Rochester, N.¥., and go to Calgary, Northwestern ‘Territory, where Lily was to become the wife of Wiliam Byers, a former resident of Rochester. ‘Two weeks ago the girls were brought to St. Paul, and Agent Hutchkins, of the Relief society, insti tuted an inquiry into the character of Byers, | Through telegrams from the authorities at Cal- gary and Rochester it was learned tuat Byers already had two wives living, one In New York and the other in Minneapoils,’ Ellen Byers, now a Weatthy Minneapolis lady, why murried Byers in 1878, secured a divoree on March 13. The New York wife has never taken steps toward a legal separation. This story was told the girls, and they gave up their proposed trip to Calgary” and Went to work at Hamiine, a St. Paul suburb, earn- ing money to take them back to Rochester, On Friday night last Chester A. Green was in stantly Killed while attempting to burglarize a house in Jamestown, N. ¥. From letters found upon his person he Was identified as the son of Mrs. Mary Green, of Minneapolis. He also had photographs of Katy and Lily Davy, on the back of one of which was written “Katy and Lily Davy have gone to Windom, Minn.” ‘This was toid the girls Tuesday, and Lily at once burst into tears and sobbed. “Charlie Dean, my husband, has been Killed.” Recovering her equanimity sh¢ refused to talk for a time, but on betug urged by her sister to tell all she cleured up considerable of the mystery surrounding them. Sae said she had married Chas. Dean, a Rochester street car driver, in Janu- ary,a year ago, When she Was but fifteen. She said he did not work very regularly at his business, but was often away {rota home, When she under- stood he went by the name of Green. Chief of Po- lice Stewart, of Humilton, Ont., went to James- town and identified Green'as a burglar wanted at Hamilton, and also identified the photographs of the girls. Chief Stewart ciaims that the girls were with Green at Hamilton, and that they donned mnale attire and acted a5 his accomplices. ‘The girls admit having been in Hamilton five or six Weeks in June aud Juiy, 1886, but deny having any connection with burglaries there. The evi- dence seems eunciusive that the dead burgiar is the j husband of Lily Davy, and ulso the son of Mra. Green, of Minneapolis.’ ‘The proof of the lavter fact, aside from other means of identification, +3 contained in six letters iound in bis pockets from ‘Miss Minnie Boyd, of Minneapolis, ube niece of Mra, Green. ee Smoking in “the Shop.” From the Hartford Ties. ‘The Buffalo board of fire underwriters have issued a decree that there shail be no more simok- ing in newspaper and printing estabiishments in that city under ptesent rules, the alternative being a reclassification of policies, under the head of extra-hazardous risks. Thefr action 13 calcu- lated to be benefictal, whether they are right or Wrong In their reasoning. Newspaper off Where clear brains are nesded, requife ail te aur they can get, without polluting the United amount they do get with the noxiaus stench of Stale tobacco smoke. Saioking in such places may hot be very dangerous—uniess It be to the health Of the suoker—but it Is a nul-anco Which no welk- conducted establishinent should tolerate. ‘There are hours and piaces enougit for smoking” outside of a workshop, and especially of a new: ‘The man who must lave a cigar or a tApe in his moudh all the tme would do well to. Cone sider Whether it isn’t about time toease up a little, ‘The contined alr of almoxt alt workin®-rooms re. Quires, for the well-being of the occupants a Detter ventilation; to increase the contamination, by filling it with state fumes of tobacco, is to great"y increase an existing evil. ‘The Horns of a Dilemma, From the Norwalk (Conn.) Gezette. With his usual Washington letter this week our senior editor sends 8 newspaper clipping, evidently for publication, which we file away to await bis return and instructions as to which side Of it 1s to be published. On one side of it the ‘& scorching screed on liquor drinking and mafsery resulting from it; on the other is an alarm- ing statement concerning “death in the well,” Which tells about the germs of disease Geath lurking in the water We driuk’ Between the two we split the difference, mole the clipping, and, until furtuer orders, let the dear Public take their choice cf the twowtyles and Yarleties Of death offered by the two-liorned dilemma. ‘They may drink water and die ot ty- phold fever and consumption, or drink whisky And die of jim-jams. Our office boy, however, Suggests as a safe and happy medium, that both. horns of the dilemma might be avoided by stick- ing to lager beer. Moral Life in England, From the London Sportif Life. Here is a gem from the divorce court. ‘This was the petition of Mrs Ellen Constance Lees for a divorce, by reason of the blcamy and adultery of her husband, Mr. Arthur James Lees, son of Sir Jonn Lees. “Mrs. Ellen Constance Lees, the petitioner, in answer to the learned Judge, stated that her hus- ‘band had an allowance from his fathet Tr. “sir James Hanuen—I observe that been divorced x ge been beiore? Witness—Yea; at his wifes “And you seem to have been in the same position: es, I eloped wi ue Lec ne aaa és Fate of interest thereon. great diva after this. Me, called at Mrs. dlowe's house Wednesday aight | for ¢7 apiece the other Mee ee, BaTauet seats ior the purpose of collecting interest on a sum of ight, and were only too money ted with her. She was told by a | €iad to sell them at $4. Kven at that there Taam WhO came Wo the door ‘that “Mra Howe has | Were few takers A section of the was skipped and has taken $60,000 with her.” A War- Cupry,, but this was one time the ‘did not Fagt bas been issued for Mra Howe's arrest, and oh number of Vucant seats. It is needless the police are searching for her. ‘W add that the theat ‘when ———— oo they heard the welcome news. The ticket specu- Ma, Barpwrs 18 Nor Reavy Wrru Vouawre —In | 100% like the collector for a gas company, has not answer to the proposition of Mr. Cassatt to rum —asiee Fie Bard againet Volante for $10,000 a side, at ‘Spanish = Sheepshead Bay or Monmou fore Generosity. parc of July, Mr Baldwin telegraphs trun Sam Pran- | Yom the Arrosy. cisco to the Turf, Field and Farm as follows: “Will make no mateh race until after CI fEgements If Volante all right, s€uinst The Bard or any other horse.” The meeting at Washington Park, Chicago, does end until July 16, and if Mr. Baldwin adheres ibs resolution Lo de nothing in the or inaklog until then ‘The Bara will have wo be count cut, 20 his owner has arranged to Mm thie latter pars of July. Mr. not lived up to the chalenge whic be era, geet en name ignorance or absence of mind pede gid Pa Z 8 Mose Ficra, ‘Srearing, Int, Aug. 28, 1685. ‘We foal we must write something of the succes ‘Hop Bitters. 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Ceshmere aad pel CLOAK: Bam 902 19:10 ps iTvend ‘Ge Louis withont FURNisit! ae rbsreames oe chyige' 3:30 pam, ina fant fmited train to Cincinnati and select assortment of EMBROIDERIES | 2°4.St Louis. arriving in Cipcinnatl next on £ ict, and “ther NatME: | Se Sats foe fet me a 9.5m pgm. daly to NG sn all tie newest pettcrns, Pitsbung, Cleveland sand Detrws with Pisor nod She MEPUREA ELT GP cai REID | Ee azggt tt Lo matron soa aay yanday. prices. apl3-om quer Points on Valley RR, 3:30 pm ER MAJESTYS CORSETS For Havre de Grace, Newark, Wiimington and Phils- HOCERE RRR Pew Gaeie Palawars ‘aod interonedaste points [| aa) between Baltimore and Wilmington, 15 pm. dally, Ree except Sunday: B For Battin Gays, 5, 6:30, 6:40, 7:30, fie EOE 8:00 and 10508 ne ee 30, eto A ERE 988, TITTY, yr gs, | 11:50. ect aa if 3 ae id For on 6;20,7;30, 8:39 ana vi BA, yee 30,85 Am TTS, 90, 4:80, 4:40, 540, 8 SE. EM MAA Gas Kem 88 FY 8558 | ORE i CORSET 18 THE BEST—BECAUSE, Por "FIRsT—I THE ONLY ‘EVER MADE | More nt SI reduce the wae ion length | $542 i Pioihe walitof Reahy {nes wichout injurious tigate SECOND-—IT 18 THE BEST SPINAL SUPPORTER ever made, and it supports ‘well the abdo- Sion and ali other parts of the bouyy JHIRD-IT 18 PROOF AGAINST PERSPIRATION and moistare. Will neither corrod ‘under- ‘Wear, stretch or break atthe waist. Wine bonss never ove oF come out in wear. SBE ae ¥ [IT NEVER CHANGES IT8 FORM, ate aiinasten original shape ; Ets invaluabie to ‘Young Iadios,because it Femoves and prevents stooping : EE — ae Birs. ‘and, 10:00 pam. dally. | FIFTH—A LADY WRITES: “THOUGH COSTING Bel and” ia poi ‘many othe ‘most coonoint. 20am. MilTfast double tang: the otec h never breaking. 30 am $90 1:50, 5:25 and 6:00 Hs OF Wat.ns COMPAR, Vale Haitroad, 5:30 p.m. = THE STYLES AND SIZES OF WE HAVE ALL ‘TE F theve valuable ‘hry then. Satisfaction gust. anteed nde. TANSBURGH & BRO. GLASS & BRO., ‘Wastdngton. be Tops, Aime MODES IN FINE FRENCH H. ‘GOODS. a ANDI, 1309 F ST, mbi8-£,130 F« = r 12: Sr dnd £740 pum. daily, except rm. iy ak the Baltimore and tion, 619 and 1351 nO SACK COUFFURES, vivenia avenue, corner 14th street, where HATR DRESSED.“ PANGS SHINGLED. wills taken tor baayage to be checked sind reclved at Hair dressing by the’ mouth. Special attention to | BY point in the city. C.K.LORD,OPA Ce er OTe: | adie Bupratntens LORD. ADIES, THIS 18 VERY IMPORTANT TO YOU. | -PERCY'G. SMITH, Pons'r Act, Washitwton. mhiz z | qNHE GREAT / PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ething New in Paper Patterns. | st AN: HARPER SCHLEDIATED Bina Sktrenxa, | Ube Mace YAEL ASD OREN ESe 20 per cent cheaper than sny other Paper Patterun in | gqDOUBE MaGStHGER? Sonn the hare, and 28 per cent auplen, by season of the PS ECT MAS Me a which accomPente CEN eLTAGTEM xo more | Trtinsleave Wasington from Station, corner of Sixth yexations puzzles in ing patterne. Sosimple Mate 12 year old girl cay pul them tocether Tee ‘gue dave earlier in publishing the feshfons of Paris isd Berlin than any other pattern publication. Htemember, these ure the only world-tamed ‘publications of HARPEN'S CELEBRATED BAZAR PATTERNS. Harper's Bazar is for Aineriee what the “REVCE DE MODE" is for France, It” for Germany, “THE FASHION MONTHLY” for England. if you have never used Harper's Patterns try oneyand you Western Expross, at 8: Cars Washington to with t Fiaburg. to Cleveland, connecting at Harrisburg nigh Sleapers for Louisville and ‘Meniplia c 10:00 P.M. daily for ttt Went with through ‘Siesper Uarrtsbung ts ‘and Batreets, as follows: For Pittsbang and. the West’ Chicago Express ‘of Palace, i Cary at 0:60 A.M dally Ts Soe: Sova i daly 2 Ghncinnath sdse) hous, with’ Sleeping Cars from Har toCinciunate aiid Buttet Car wo st. Louis daily, except, Satu te Chicas, with sleeping Our Piicinx ta ‘Limited ray, PM. with Slacping and St. Lonts a a AD. ill be & yurchaser, "We are 80 stire you will : proferthem to all dthers in the market thstweharete | EaiBe, Eevee to, take ‘bock your purchase and refund ihe | $4! money, if you are not more then satisfied. ‘New styles ‘BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC fnaued Weakly. Our puper is free. Come and get one. | For RAL GN OEE Gur Catalogue is larger than any other published, con: taining 50 eto, cones, We, have ‘few nore which if calied for at once, we will distribute | FREE. to get HARPER'S CELEBRATED BAZAR PATTERNS ester. Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:50 ‘OO, 4:15 Sole Agen’ Sit oan ED he ROO ‘ liztted Expren Bookseller, Stationer an ver, t daily, Iwei Bonn'a avenue NW 4:00 B. M. daily. sbiesie jubscriptions for Harper's Periodicals received. For Boston without chat 2:00 P.M. ‘day. apb-Bw ‘Telephone 753-4. For, Brookiya, ‘N.Y rough traine cohucot at ae Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Antex, afford: Vox, B sere eo Ur tae Se ox Dranprs. fe few York City. DRESS! ING. MILLINERY. For Phi 25, 9:00 and 1: ee a1 owen: Ler ae fl Bnicd ¥ ne ing will. be annocn Ft Be Pinte Founa. ave. (over Jacobs), Formerly 7 0) bo your own Dyetngt a home, with PEERLESS DYES. They will Afeeversthing. They are sold. here, Paes Toes faekagee a0 calore, They hase no eygal for St th, Bi itness, AMount in Packages or for Fastuess of Color or Non-fading Qualities. ‘They do notcroak orsmut. For sale by Ts LY & EVA) NS, Pennsylvania ave. reek Lit Foren orks AL, | eer loxceph. Buiday” 11:30 25 4:40 P.M. any, "BaP RRL Es | ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND ND. WASHINGTON ‘EDORA DRESS SHIEL For Alexaudris,6:00, 6:45, 8:40, 9:47, 11 AM. 12:0) Are the bent i the world. B45, 4:35, B01 8:05 103 THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY IMPERVIOUS. i ‘a On St 6:60, 0:47, 11 “ASL, fut i th ES | For ond and the South, 6-09, 11 A.M. daily, and “ADIES!—EXOI ES ARK THE BEST, ey - 2 purest and cheapest Dye in the world. Forsa‘eby | trate lacey Meese ee all Druggi _ muiz1-1m $240) 20; sy 4] ht My V. KANE,507 117TH SETS MADE. Sas ; Moe ee emrsmng | ES ae eae ineof Shoulder Lraces, Reforiy W aists, FrenchCorssts vi and Bustles. Cofsetsiiundried. __"seiS-rm* |, Ticket ‘aud Penney F® DYEING, SOOURING AND DRY CLEAN. | station, where orders can be Checking of ING ‘AB., 1205 New York ave. n.w., baggage to destination frot and reeic First-cl ies’ and Gents’ Work of every descrip- | CHAS. E. PUGH, General 7 ton. ormerty WHR TON & CAROLINE LEHCH, | _J. R. WOOD, General Passenger Agent. 9 ormerly wi oe ke ADMONT AIR LIN] eh Septal coo March 190, 1887, Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment, | charlottesville, Lanchbure and Statiowe 0. 906 G st. D.w. ‘Thirty-five y« * experience, burs. Bristol, Knor- ‘Ladies! and Gentlemen's Garments: siso, Velvet and . Calere, ‘Montgomery and. New Plush Cloaks, Crape Yeila, re8, Glove man Sleeper Washington to New Orleans, fectly cleaned by this superior process, 1:20 A. M—Fast Mail Dally for W, Char. ine Bresoon a apecialty. Gentlemen's Clothes cleaned wille, Gordonsville, staliohe thes ke Ohte owe, by thie process will not lose their origin: ‘and Mount, Danville snd: Statoee we grease spots sunranteed to be removed effectusily. ‘aud Dauville, Greensboro, Raleith, ‘Goods cal i deli 321 Atlantis, Birnutugh Menteumery, ‘New $8 (EK. HUMPHREY, 430 107m ST. N. % : ioe low SEE, TOMER, 400 107m 05 Ss | Yok oadiate i cmmclon gu Pa ee Bates ial, and toes perfect Atand comfort | for Birmingham, Vicksbure aud erst WER SPECIALTIES AE | trains Washington to Acianta. renee Medan npara oe MT | seh k ater fant ‘or Mammen 2 i ming end int late Static Patent Shoulder Braces and all Drest 3:30 by M—Watera Tecpriss Dafly for vn Cornet wid 8 $1 Cosset (Mise E.'s own soho) that for the price is umxurpaosed. euch, German and Spaiish spoken, mri4 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. 200 P. = Aiken, Aurustay “Atiante, J. B, Lerzecx. M. Drrnevx eee Formerly with P. Hanson Hiss & Co. Montromery & New Onions 5, B. LEPREUX & DRO. 508 Tih st dw, | ee jes ‘Wo wish toeall your aitention fo our iano and com. | mtn to Alke k of Paperhaneines. "Also to our prices. iii Paper, aie. Ordinary Gilt Payee, See Soe. White Back ‘Papers, Jez, Brown Back Pa; Toc. ‘D-ineh Embossed Gold: Borders, 60e. and it ipoased Gold Borders, Sbe- anid 0s. Ail work Mhieht Bau ers, 0c. and 40e. All wo Tuutanteed. Orders by postal promptly attended to. Wa Parens. ; Return 0 P.M. Dui 80 A. M. und 33:5. ‘Through true. ville and Lyuchbu: aud 8:23 'P. N.: the Ohio Kequi P. HANSON HISS & CO, 815 15th at. ow, | Dury Loxal s Walt Payers of ali grades, furnis Friezes and Ceiling Decorations. Special attention given to Plain and Decorative Painting. ‘ Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds of In- tetior Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection of our goods is respectfully solicited. ap2 A Cor Ix Wat Parma yappavetize, snc at a Duin a8 English Paper, 7c. per piece; Brown and White Back | "4 Wpatf, Bundane do ‘Paper, 9e. per piece; best White.Back Paper, 12%¢c. per | We ys up. Piece; best White Back Paper, 25c. per piece on the wall; » fine Gold Paper, 2c. per piece; fine Gold Paper, 30c, per piece; best Gold Parer, 40c. per piece; best Gold Embossed Paper, 50c. per piece; a 20-inch Gold Hmbossed Frieze, $1.25; a 10-inch Gold Em- Dossed Friese, 75e. All other borders at greatly re- dticed rates. Big stock! New goods! No humbug! Competent workmen. Brompt attention. JOHN R. MAHONEY, mh16-1 318-815 Pa. sve.a.e., Capitol Hill, Ove Barca Sires past two weeks have been so encouraging, and [herburht out such crowds of comoaers for dail SUeP eng of tha year wheticr i poon crane aed 3 in. season oF ot Serhive determined to ecliy "The Bteamer sume her trips ‘March 1st, leaviny 5p. ma eS * Office: ahd SATURDAYS at 7 ings as far as Nomini Gordonsville. Charlotte:vi | and Line of Gres. and Ohio Route. and Solid rping Weyungzen to Ail Southwestern Buants.” Throweh Putten Bleepers Washingion to Little Rock with, ve Hound NAT ge AAU an leave Kound Hill 6:05 a. M. Dail aye Sunday, arriving rive in. ast eager Stutivot frond, Gul aind Bi street, Fo Ca! ag RIVER DINOS. at. wharf on MONDAY! ie, “nein Pullman Sleep Louisville, als for ‘Louisvil Through Pullman ‘ Southern Express Ds meng Denville, Raleigh, Ashovitle, Ginette, Cems onteomtery, Rew Orleans, Pullman st W mtecting sith Pattingn Parlor Cars tt 7 liman Sleepers Wash- uf A Ohio division leave Wash- ¥, and $:45 ‘and Ey South vin, Cha rashineton i Ty 40 Me Pennay! JAS. 1. TAYLOR, General Faxsexucor Ament. ——— EEE OO _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. MATTANO LEAVES 7 on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thuredaya, a7 a.tae ft tomsc river fa Yaras Mattos Grok Ging. snd Yfednesdayy up, Brent's G.T. JONI 7th-st. wharf. _JOHN MoGAHEE, Aiexandrla Vas Agente TANTS [AC TRANSPORTATION LINE. Capt. C, Geog re MORE and WA BALTIMO! et ana Wass: INGTON and for ail on iN or all landings mn Sunday 4 p.m. Sreucnyst roe 7TH-ST, WHARF Grind- it ‘and Pridays af nate nw, St Heburn FRIDAYS and SUNDAY pm. touching at Biver ‘all former inp we | Clements Bay, Sd, ad tered in our: \T DRIVE 8. h | Shepherds. schedi JOHN B. PADGETT, wewil mak eon MONDAY and TUESDAY, 1th and | _¢. W. HIDLEY, Manager, nies [RI TO NEW —] STRA! 2 pepipne MRD a Re a a oy Remember, this sale is fot cash and only lasts two Washingt UPSD: i aayw~hionday and Tuceday—snd dou't yoummiasit."” | BAe uriowestoeient"= 7 TUESDAX ING, W. H. HOREE, M™ VERNON! MT. VERNON! SF mbiz 801 Market Space, Decomare> Tonzr Sera Woardbpening to-day new shapes and decorations Leaves 7th atreet ferpon elt STEAMER W. penta ce LL BLAKE, Captain. OCEAN STEAMERS. In tires = ee ROUTE TO LONDON, pot raicdap Breet ON CRDDECTSCRND LLOYD &, aca ‘The Best we have Ever Offered for the price. Siowtnae LE ers Eider. Bat. 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JORNSON BROTHERS, ‘The most extensive dealers in the District |.more faznilies than any Siri south of New York. 1515 Seventh street northwest. x Newby We tbe best me- 1740 Pennsylvania avenue nortq weal, ium quality” also Gal ye self-ay ie fstransenta. 321 Punmmylvania evcaue southouh EGU OTE Rata aene ees | 81 Ninna morte ee Saag (603 Pennaylvania avenue uorthwrat, ‘Gomer of Third and K streets portuwest, EK K NN ON A BBB EEB ‘Wharves and Keilmed yard: ERNN AA BoB FE 41 __‘Twelfth and Water strects southwest, aan AA oa = — aa “nk 24 Bes ius MEDICAL, &c. _ Pixos CURE, HRADS IES AND UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY, Special attention of Purchasers invited to the new ARTISTIC STYLES finished in designs of ANDRUF OF LADIES went the ato ral eee ae ‘ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE OR 02 Ee Soon power. Itimparte vigor to the ata. w. HIGHEST DECORATIVE ABT. 1p EAD AND BE WISE_DR BROTHERS, vos. BECOND-HAND PIANOS: A fine assortment of bed Expect Specialist ha prominent makes at all prices. ¥1ANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & 09. a 817 Market Space. UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. the . thoroughly first-class instrument ‘medium price. Tecotumended ‘the inedical celeprives = Gree 41,000 now in wee the worla'tor ‘Serofula ¢ Tumare Kanags vAl a we nad oo sonal at prices fromlO | fences of ‘Blood, aod forstuulstuse snd reralsiing To its periodic course, “None genuine unless wicued BENBY ee ty zg é oon ts ey . F. D. Sold by drugwists generally. 2 a Eowaw F. Droor. SEND FOR PRICE LISTS—PATENT MEDICINI 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Siotucet vile Boek COTTER, Bole Agent for _428-tthe3m 672 .N. 10th st., Philadelphia, month] rf payments, hxc! Pee et etond-babd Pianos oF other makes always bg ing or i 319 )ND-HAND PIANOS. Suickerang from @15 to $409; Steinway from es, ae nee FETED Stoves : GREAT DISCOUNT. : HOTELS. all DENTISTRY. O Noe ALTAMONT, vale. Acknowledged the ‘We will offer our remaining stock of Heating Stoves ‘at from 10 to 20 per cent discount from regular prices, Agente for DANFORTH FLUID. W. 8 JERKS & 09, oust etal home fi STORK, EE HP site pure Proprietor. er 717 Tem Brazet ¥. W. SPECIALTIRS. = H, BENNETT, AS Hora Venous, YM tad merly of New York. | BROADWAY AND 4187 STREET, NEW YORK. AMERICAN PLAX. DP Hoe Ee Yar am tinow oe en EvENzp OF PROFESSIONAL. Wiceaiege aor a—eEVE_—_—oOoO_—_——_—_—_—_—_— ATTORNEYS. canes Panos & Warns, SPR, | iors Sa st he a | ecm UNDERTAKERS. piee W" © SIRtHa, vxpeeras Mas y ‘sell on commienton | RNISBLE. Mote Nocommection with aiy viber ume” UNDEKTAKERS, ‘pth wt. n.