Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1887, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7%, 1887—SIX PAGES. y THE TRE ALLIANCE. Details of the Agreement Between Germany, ltaly, and Russia. Viena Special to the N. ¥. World, Novernber 5. The new triple alliance is in the interest of peace. Tue German government, it 1s said, can- ot afford at present to have war. One of the rea- sons ts the discovery of the inferiority of the | musket now in use in the German army. The Freuch musket 1s greatly superior to it. A secret order has heen given for the manufacture of a dif- ferent gun, The muskets of the entire army will bechanged. This will naturally take some time. ‘The following comes to me from an official source concerning the meaning and character of the re- cent alliance made bet ween Bismarck, Crispl and Kalnoky: This alilance was secretly concluded in the spring of the present year and the object of Crisp!’s recent journey to Frederichsruhe was to arrange a final settlement as to details. The lat- ter are primarily defensive and alm at maintain ing the peace of Europe on the basis of existing treaties, Dut If peace sould be broken by any ag: gressive acts of one power aloe or one with alile on the European continent orin the Mediterranean the alliance would become offensive. In that case the thrve allled powers would take combined mill- tary and naval action. ‘The term ve act is defined as meanin; any act whereby one power, Singiy Of with allio, ‘should attempt foretpie disturbance of the exist- ing distribution of power in Europe or on the Med- Merranean. ‘The points of detail considered at Friedricbstuhe were: (1) What would form a casus beili, and the method for proceeding to com- bine diplomatic action in the first instance and the delay that should be granted to offendin powers before war was declared; (2) the general plan for combined military and ‘naval action in various eircumstances that might arise; (3) the exact military and naval forces which three of the allied powers should bring Into the fleld&nd on the sea; (4) Fesults to be achieved by combined action with a view to securing a double peace after vic- torious war, ‘This last Clause stipulates the territorial modif- cation that would nave to be made in Europe be- fore the three al.ied powers wouid be contented 10 sign the peace. ‘It rurther action shail Be taken for the conclusion of peace, and that noone of the three powers treai, Separately or desist trowa War without the consent of the other two, It is especially sig Afcant that the Mediterranean should be included tn the area, Whicu the new triple alllance intends to defend with Its combined powers, THLASRANS 10 THE STAR SURROUNDED BY WOLVES, Feible Experience of Two Women i ‘a Wild Part of Michigan. Deraorr, Nor. 7.—A dispatch from Houghton, Mich, says: Deipute Brunelle, @ farmer, itves sbout $ miles from town ou a farm. Priday night he was calied from home by business and left his wite home siooe. Mrs Brunelle heard a noise in The calt-pea hate tn the evening, and she and her daughter went oc With a lantern Lo see what was fmatter. She found the barn surrousded Dy ves. Before she had Ume to retreat the fero- ‘as animals surrounded herself and daughter. The bruies were afraid of the lantern and re- treated Whenever It Was swung toward them, Dut Mrs Brunelle dared got swing the lantern’ vio- lent.y for fear It Would go out. ‘The lantern con- talued only a short candie, however, aud was cer {aia to go out soon, ‘The position of the two women was one of ex- treme pertl. With remarkable courage Mrs, Bru- | neile worked her way step by step toward the barn, Keeping the wolves at bay with the light. she dad 10 swing the lantern around her constant ly as the woives advanced on the dark side and | sapped at them, tearing thelr dresses and occa- sionally nipping thelr hands After ten minutes of great terror Mra. Brunclie managed to get bold | of pitch-.ork, and while her daughter held we lantern she aitacked the wolves with the fork; | ally succeeding In getting into the barn and | ug the door. ‘Then both fainted. Farmer | Brunelle came home about midnight and found tuem. Both women are prostrated. 3 Brutal Treatment. Ellen Jones, colored, Was tried in the Circuit Court for murdering her ehtid by Inhuman treatment, and the jury re- turned a verdict of murder in the second degree, and she will be sentenced to-morrow. Twenty Witnesses were examine, and the evidence devel- oped that it was one of the worst cases of moral ahd human depravity In the annals of crime. She udopted the litule girl at the age of two years, an immediately began her inhuman treatment by Veating, Kicking and knocking down the chil Finaily she Ued the little girl's hands behind her Deck and put ber out im the yard, and she ran about in this way util sue became so famtshed < Out of the soapsuds that had Deen in wash-tub for days. This treatment —— im the child's death. il Chapter im the Peerage. pmneearealaiin Philadelphia Telegraph's London Correspondence. te Nira aim wire sacavse oF uis| TB¢ ail-ruling power whom some men call Prov- idence and others Fate 1s responsible for some curious and significant dealings with those whom ‘the unthinking world puts down as Fortune's most favored pets. Here, for instance, 1s His Grace Henry Fitzalan Howard, K. G., fifteenth Duke of Norfolk and hereditary Earl Marshal of Bugland, almost fresh irom the grave of an idole ized wite, shedding vftter but unavailing tears over the lieir to bis title, now Just recovered from ap attack of illness. With an annual tucome ex- ceeding $1,300,000, splendid palaces in which to reside, and a Utie which dates back to the Ume of Richard HL, oue would think that the duke ought {0 be a happy man. But, as a matter of fact, there 4s not a slinple cottager or Laborer on bis vast es. tate at Arundel whom he does not envy on at least of his possessions. The cottager can find ATIRNTIONS TO OTHER WOMEN. Fanrpavir, Mrvn., Nov. 7.—Rev. Erick L. Peter- son, pastor for many yearsof the Scandinavian ptseopal church of this city, committed suicide Friday by shooting himaelf tirough tbe beart with a revolver. According to testimony at the coro~ her's Inquest It appeared that Peterson had told a friend that be was baving trouble with bis wife, She accusing aim of being false to his marital vows. A Miss Peterson testified to having had a Conversation with tne deceased a few moments prior to the shooung. He had sald: “Wil you imarry me, oF won't yon?” ‘Sie had vepliad: "No, 1 won't,” and turned and eft. ‘Soon afterward the pistol shot was heard. A week belure he had threateued to poloa himself If sue refused to lafry him. MPs. Peterson, the | happiness in Bis lusty, healthy lads, growing up widow, Uestitied that he vad told her if he could | to heip hum in his cid age; but the duke, with all eget a div and iuarry Miss Peterson he | his weaith and ail bis advantaz $ 1s forbidden commit suicide. Rev. E. Wilson said that | such joys, All that remains to htm fs the poor m had ciated that his wife was one of the had prepared for confirmation and that A ber Was Unbearable. His wif had him with stopping drinking to please Miss ieterson, creature knoWn as the Bari of Aruudel and Snr- Born eight yeurs ace, tuts lett to poventiaal alth and position is bund, 13 deaf, is dumb, 1s deformed, and weak in Iniellect. "Lite to tim toust be a burden, a riddle which he cannot so.ve; ot all tae Weath of England can alier the mstanee. People say that grief at this Wivek of all her hopes hastened the death of the duchess, and it is certainly ageing the duke People Who envy him his rent-roll should 100k also at thts skeleton in his cupboard, and aduait that there are some things more precious tuan wealth, If the young earl reaches the ot manhood, It 1s piuable to think that he will be unable to Wield the power placed In his hands, and must, in all probability, remain forever & living and’ breathing curse in'a goluen comin. —— rood New York’s Fifth Election Inspector. REPERRE STETSON DECIDES THAT THE UNITED LABOR PARTY 18 ENTITLED TO IT. The New York Sun says that keferee Fran- cis Lynde Stetson on Saturday filed his decision in reference to the Mifth election inspector. It was 4m favor of the uuited labor party inspectors being appointed. General Term Judges Van Brunt and Brady received the report. ‘The report gave a résumé of the proceedings before the referee, and is findings upon the four questions submitted to him. The answer to the first of these contaned his decision, and was: “The political party, or Organization, now known as the United Labor Party, in the city of New York, ts the party .-hich cast Upward of 50,000 votes for its candidate for Mayor at the municipal election held tn the city of New York in November, 1880.” Mr. Wakeman asked that he be allowed tle to present a bill of exceptions He said that on Monday he wouid be ready to move that the case be re-referred, ‘The court said ft would hear Mr. Wakeman’s motion at 11 am. to-day. The police commissioners tulked over the matter and agreed, if Lhe court finally declares thelr appotatment iexal on to-day, to ask the managers of the party to summon the police taspectors: to police headquarters this af eine Escaped Laaatic’s Exptoit. ME MADE A MAN DANCE A JIG AT THR POINT OF A REVOLVER. Pre Bury, Arg, Nov. 7.—An escaped lunatic from tue Asylum for the Insane at Detiance, Ohio, was arrested in this city the latter part of last week. Although in the city halt a week or longer berore his arrest, nothing unusual was noticed about him until the night of Lis arrest, when, While in a saloon, he compelied a negro man tO dance a Avely rotind at the point of a revolver, For This he Was arrested by City Marshal Garduer and Cixen before Esquire James Uatts, who fined him $0 On two cua viz, cartying coucealed weapons and threatening "to take life, He was sumelenuy ratioaal to tell What he was and Where from, but concealing bis real name and kiving the assumed name be has been carrying Fince his arrivalhere. ‘The authorities at Defiance were communicated with, and after a picture of the prisouer had been seni there a telegram was received, stattog that he was who hat he represented bimseif to be, with the exception that Dis name 1s Geo. Sanderson and not Ciitten, the pame be had assumed. An officer arrived ‘trom Defiance yestenlay, leaving for home last night, taking the escaped iunatic with hin, “Dink” Buckalew Again. 2WE XOTED « DESPERADO SPREADS FRESH ‘TEEKOK IN CHAMBEKS COUNTY. OPELIKA, ALA, No “Dink” Buckalew, the Boted desperado, bas served written notices on half a doen prominent citizens of Chambers County that he intends to burn them out and kill them. He four men. Within the Just three moe ‘kalew's lite bas been one of cntlawry. For years he has been surrounded by hat a Uozen disorderiy women. He has been before the ¢ ‘concetvapie | BOON, AL 3 o'clock, When they Will be sworn in. charge, Dut. the evidence cor 2S hien” karly thts he was arrested, charged Eclipses Scheduled for 1889, From the Kansas City Times. In the year 1889 there will occur five eclipses, three of the sun and two of the moon. A total esclipse of the sun will occur January 1, partly ‘visible at Washington as a partial eclipse, the sun with br Ai treatment of is wife. He was found onviet farm, from which leave the county, but di- pursuers, and ‘Tae governor offered #1 Wides that comutned / Lody feared Diu too mutch Co attempt its capture. Every week OF {Wo he sent letters lo tue news. rs daring any one Wo arrest bin. The reused ($400, Dut stl Buckalew ¢ hig tre 1 py one dared to attempt is cure. ‘The skeri of the county hay now sum- Jovued & posse of tWeBLy men, and started in pur- Suit of the outlaw. —-- Hanged Until He Confewed. HOW A NEGKO SUSPECTED OF HORSE STEALING WAS HANDLED BY A MICHIGAN MOB. Srexets, Micut, Nov. 7.—A young negro drove a splendid lovking horse into town Friday night. ‘The horse was attached to a buggy, and the rig ‘Was out of keeping with the negro’s appearance. Some one suggested that he stole the rig, aud In a Jew minutes if was surrounded by a crowd of ex- cited men. negro would not tell where he got the team. Liu tell!” was the cry, and two 6: the crowd ran ‘mto «grocery store near by and returned with « lemgth of rope. A running noose Was mule, anc im & CWinkling (ie fope Was around ‘the negros neck. He Stil recused to say anything, nd Was jerked from the buggy aud dragged some dwance toa tree, Where the end of the Une Was wer avonvenient Lumb, and be was lifted t. lie was let down and asked again here he got the team. A second Ume he was setting eclipsed. ‘The second eclipse, betas a par- Ual eclipse of the moon, will occur January 16, visible at Washinston and generally in Europe, Africa, North and South America, and the Atlanté and Pacific oceans. The third will be an annular eclipse of the sun, June 27, invisible at Washing- ton, The fourth will be po ecilpse of the moe, Jaly 23, invidole at Washington, but visi- je generally in Europe, Asia, Africa, Austr the Atlantic Ocean, and the easterly, wraon at South America. The fifth wili be a total ecli) ot jg December 21 and 22, invisible at Wash- ee A Moonvhiner’s From the Atlanta Constitation. “Over in Chambers County, Ala, right near the ‘Troup County Une, I found on Sunday the queer- est distillery I ever saw.” So sald Kevenue Agent Witiborn Colquitt yesterday. “I was with Deputy Marshal Jule Johnson and Deputy Marshal Eichel- berger, of Alabama, The owner of tue still had made @ boiler by splitting a poplar, probably 2 feet in diameter, ollowing fe out’ and tulag With copper. Turee barrels were used as sulls, and these were so arranged that there Was double distiliatiog, The worm was a ong Un pips with elbow at each end. ‘The distillery would doubt. less take 30 galions of liquor a day. We caught Sein. sted for his obSuinacy, und kept up until he | twe cena \ ey strang.ak, "Then Be confessed that the ian | te BegFoes But couldn't Mud the owner of the tad stolen tne rig hited him to drive It away. eee roo BALD-KNO@RERS JAILED IX A SAFER PLACE,—Sat- urday eveniny seven of the Bald-Ku0 indicted for tue douvle murder of Chas. and Win, Green, in Christian County, Mo, last March, were quicuy transferred from’ tue Ozark jail ‘to the Jall In Springeld, Mo. The omtcers are reticent as to the cause of the change, Dut on the outside there are some Tumors ot a plot among the Bald-Knob- bers to Mberate thelr comrades Dave Waker, tue Bald-Kavbber chict, is among the prisoners, and be expressed the opinion that the officers had become unnecessarily alarined, and that he knew notulng of any plot to rescue ‘himseif and fellow prisoners, Oftwers was badiy scafed, and was locked up. the pris- Tru Lima, ind, arrived leter, and too wer buck tuere. coe - Opposed to Woman Lawyers, JUDGE CLAYTON WOCLD NOT ALLOW BELVA LOCK- WOOD TO APFRAM BEFORE HIM. The Phitadeiphia Press says: When Juage Froomall introduced Mrs Belva Lockwood at we ‘Teachers [astitute lecture course in Media, Pa, Friday evening, ne sald that Mra Lockwood had deem refused admission to the Delaware County bar by Judge Clayton, shortly after Lis elevation to the bench, for Ho Other reason than that she was 2 Woman. “"] made Un- applicativn for her admis- Jom myself,” said Mr. Broomall “Sue came here to represent a cilent ib the Common Pleas Court, before sue could do soit Was necessary for her tO adinitted ( tue buf. 1 preseuted the certificte of he presiding Judge of the District Court at Wash- ington Suying Wat she Was a member Of that bar in Judge Clayton looked tae paper jo leing the naine particularly, was to grant the applie&tion, when I Cold bila the icant Wasa wouan. “That makes some dif- nee,’ Judge Clayton sald. ‘and I wid bave to refuse Ube application.” ‘Do I understand that You refu~e to admit her because she 18 a woman?” Lasaed. “That's my reason,” Judye Clayton re- plied, and this decision is on ‘our court records Uo sG.—A Baltimore dis- w York World says: Ther port that Miss Wiillams, of this city, who Was at one thme engaxed Lo Mr Herbert, the owner of the Muckross estate at Killarney, 13 slowly dying here, recalls @ romance. As Is ‘well known the wedding day Was set, but the ceremony was for- biddea by Mir. Williaims because Mr. Herbert was & divorced Man und his estates were beavily encumbered. Subsequently the young lady fell from her horse, and since then she has been ah juvalid. She obeyed her tather and gave up the tian she loved, Dut the struggle was too much. She pioed away xrudually, and now they say 15 slowly dying, surrounded by ail the comforts of a Juxurious home aud tue attentions of @ devoted day.” Mra Kilgore aiso iat appued for adinision | Muuly circle. ty the Delaware County oan A RECEPTION To ‘CAkd.NAL—A public recep- tou was bolding the mat‘er under adviscinent she | uo5 was given lo Cardinal Gibbons ‘in New Or Was admitted te practice io Philadelphia. Ler ap. ° rat Hail Oy. th Jeans Saturday niyht ut Grunewall Hall by the ciiizens of New Orleans. it was attended by abou: 6,000 persons, among whow were many Mants and Hebrews. At ihe conclusion of the reception the cardinal Was presented by @ committee of Catholic gentlemen, of which Thos. G. Rapier was chairwan, with a magnificent pec~ Loral cross, gold chain aid a splendid ring, all. set witu emeralds and diamonds. ‘The presentation Speech was made by the Hon. ‘Thos. J. Semmes, and Was briefly responded to by Cardinal Gibbons. HONORING THE GEXKKALS AT GETIYSBUKG.—A Gettysburg special 10 the New ¥. ‘orlid, No» vember 3, saya: “With a view of furtber slump plication here Was mot allerwards pressed, aud Was Dually withdrawn.” Martborough Sued by Truth, From the New York Sun, November @ Mr. Daizte!, the proprietor of Truth, bas insti- ‘tuted a sutt, through Howe & Hummel, the law- yers, for $25,000 damages against the Duke of Mariberough. The suit ts based upon the fewer written by the Duke im which he calls 7ruth “a Vile rag.” This letter was written to deny the authenticity of a letter published by Truth as ming from the Duke, in Which the famous imaewmorandum " lavetg itu Jo ot pose American news was ‘he proprietors of u ‘Truth bod ' Bat te dlaputed letter was authentic, | A¥eaucS after the major generais who commauded ‘The quewica at issue is the character of tuat | 2 te various parts of ‘as iollows: paper. Its proprievors have bad complete nies | Meads, Hancock, Sickles, Rey noids, Slocum, Craw- pound for the use of the jurymen. Their iawyers | 1Fd, Sedgwick, Howard and Warren. hod that @ judgueuc obtalued here lhay De, it ben? hecemary, trensterred to Bagiand. ‘The payers were yerved on the Duke on Friday night. He accepted the service readily, sald he had expected something of the kind, and declared, his determination vo ght tue ease 10 the end. He has twenty days in waich (© make answer. pul he does hot intend to Jeave for England before the ‘futh Of Unis mouth, — ‘Mrv. Emmene’ Bronze Dog. ‘Yrom the Boston Herald. ‘A bronze pur dog is one of the accessories Mra. ‘Emmons introduces at her readings As far as her pene audience was c@ncerned the other night, it decided governor to ‘That master PUg Was (he most sensible part Of tbe state of Mr. in, but they were not exactly tears of aympaluy ‘at the Faneuti eee ‘hnodeg, of Dor? Da.ow’s Pzeey Srescu—Mr. Dition spoke at P.'3. Berio, ‘Castieres y: . He eutreated his hearers to Worcest r; Frank swear WILL bisa tht as long as life aga Uberty re 4 Lynn. ‘The Mnained (hey would do everything iu unetr. for “to Me. O'Briea, and to make the ‘Berio heavy Diow they removed Mr. O'Brien, but ‘malnutes and forty acconds. itisctes every ove with au Insbman's dlovd would solemnly ‘and Carmen ‘Yow to strixe back harigr. The police did mot in ‘Carmen was SWORD-BEARER SLAL Soldiers Shot—Five Redskins Killed. A telegram from Crow Indian Agency, Mon., says that Saturday morning Scout Campbell and inter preter Tovacco Jake were sent to the Indian vil- lage, ordering the chiefs to come to Gen. Ruger at headquarters. Pretty Eagle harrangued the camp, and Takes Wrongle, Crazy Head, Iron Fork, Danc- ing Woman, Kearney, Two Belly, and Spotted Horse rode before vo Gen. Ruger’s quarters, The following parley then took place: Gen. Frank Armstrong—I have been sent by the Great Father to settie the trouble, You must give us everything and turn over the chief besides the men. Gen. Ruger will sectie it his way. That's all, Prety Eagie—We are willing to give up Sword Bearer, but can’t give up the others. Gen. Ruger—I want all the bad young men. [To Crazy H ad}—I want your boy, too. Pretty Eagle—We will go back to our camp. Gen. Ruger—The Great Father sent me to take the bad young men, and I must have them. They shan’t be nue, ‘but must be punished, Pretty Eagie—We will go back and talk to the Medicine man, Gen, Ruger—That ts all I have to say. Pretty Eagle and the other chiefs tne to their camp, the cavalry were di 'B Up in full field order on the eminence fronting the Indian po- — «i the Indians soon began riding about and singing war son, At the cy of the ime allowed the Indians to come in with the bad young men the cavalry ad~ vanced, the infantry took position, and the Indians opened fire, At tue frst beet Corporal Charles Sampsoa, of t K, Ist cavalry, Was shot dead. Private Eugene Molidy, of troop &, was wounded four times. The Indians took a sition In the rifle-pits and in tho brush. The Hotchkiss rifle planted the first shot beyond the Little Hora, The hext feli in the Indian camp, and one Indiaa and a horse were killed. The cavalry Bow advanced upon the Indians, driving them into the brush. Sword Bearer was Killed, being shot twice in ‘he skirmish fire by G troop, Ist cavairy, commanded by Capt. F.C. Upham and Lieut. J, B. Aleshire, ‘The Crow scout, Fire Bug, also claims to have fired the fatal — ae ao Saree to tie the agency, only about twenty escaping to the ilis, “rhe latter are now beng pursued by cav= alry. The above names cover all the casualties, except one man, who was slightly disabled by a fall. ” Five Indians are reported dead. ‘There is no to the settiements. VENGEANCE VOWED. A telegram to the New York Herald trom Fort Custer, Mont. ‘Ter., says: Sword Bearer was the leader of the two hnndred hostile red men, and it ‘was thought his violent taking off would so dis- courage his followers that they would quietly sur- Tender. Most of them, however, hive taken to the hills, and the Indians at the agency have not been able to-day to conceal their anyer at the loss Of their medicine man. They indicate by looks, acts and words that they would quickiy accept an Opportuntcy to fail upon the United States regu lars and massacre them. They now pin thelr faith on Deaf Bull, a powertul chief Wuo Was a firm sup- porter of sword Bearer. Deaf Bull has asserved that he will take revenge on the whites the first cuance he gets, He will be arrested.” cor “An Old Crank Down in Georgia.” JUDGE THUKMAN'S EMPHATIC CONDEMNATION OF JUDGE JACKSO: At Columbus, Ohio, Judge Thurman Saturday night, in an address to the Thurman Club, at which only members and invited guests were pres- ent, used the following words 1a speaking of Judge recent speech at Macon, Ga. He said: “An old crank down in Georgia by the name of Jackson—God forgive bun for bearing that nam— @ disappoluted poutician, & man whom Grover Cleveland fF cailed {rom bis inission to Mexico, | some say bec ye got too drunk there to be of | any use—I don't know how that ts—1 am not ac. customed to make personal Charges, but what I do | Know is that the President recalled him, aud trom the day be was recalled to the present day it ts Said tuat the President and the deinvcratic party have no more malignant enemy 1m the United Sales than he, (Applause) This old fool, at a meeting at Macon a mouth ago, or sometuing lke that, saw fit to make a speech and declare that’ the doctrine of secession was not dead. Why, mny friends, if a man can make such a decia- ration as that "and not be an {dot, or, what ts worse, amischtef-inaker, then I don’t ‘know what idiocy and mischici-making are. ‘The doctrine of secession not dead? Wuy, whatever Ite tt tad was killed stone dead by Une civil war. Everybody ‘WhO was the least honesty himself must acknowl. edge that, Where ts it that it 1s alive? Where 1s necessity of Liowing trumpets and beating drums and sounding bugles iu the Nortis to put down the doctrines of sesessiou, Waen the South itsevf, in the most emphatic and binding manner du Walch men can speak, have putt under thelr feet.” The judge then quoted anti-secesston articles Irom the cousttution of Georgia and otber South~ ern States, and said Joseph B. Foraker was doing more for disumion by ds speeches Wuan all the Jacksons that ever Wore hit mata? ever did, A Gatling Guu sr Police Use. From the New York Times of Sunday. Members of the United States Ordnance Board and United States Treasury officials yesterday in- Spected the newest model in the Gatling gun at 19 Maiden lane. The gun exhibited ts one designed amore espectally for use against mobs in cities. It weighs less an 82 pounds, and could be trans- ported easily in and fired from police patrol Wagons. It wouid strike the average citizen as a very effective Weapon to wave lying around the house or store, as one man with a Gating gun in Iront of hin could demoralize the boldest gang of outaWs that ever made a rald, ‘The little rf would prove 4 Lerrur to Whose Who tried Co ritie Ube Subs Treasury OF the stat, and ugung of bank rob vers could ba éxuerminited vefore they got asec. onal “jimmy” together. About ail the difference between Lue Gatilizs everybody nas seen and Lhe little one shown yesterday is the size. Dummy cartridges were fired by the operator yesterday at the rate of 1,200 4 mtnute, aud it was sald that Fanges trom 500 Lo 3,000 yards had been tried sat- Isfactoriy. Tue gud, While belng fired, was low. ered and elevated to extreme angies, and also moved In a setul-cirele, ‘Tue action was easy and regtiat and tue exibition admirable, coe - Darwin’s Early Life. LAZY AND DISSIPATED—HE NEVER WAS AN ATHEIST. ‘The Pall Mail Gazette publishes lengthy extracts from a new book entitied “Darwin's Lite,” which Will soon be issued. From these extracts 1t ap- pears that Darwin as a child was naughty, and a: a boy he was lazy. He left Shrewsbury school, after seven years, very little wiser tan when he went there. He frankly avowed that he did not work because he knew that nts father would leave | and myself, We selected Sunday as a quict day, him enough to live on, He was placed in charge 01 Dr. Brother, but luis horror of the sigut of blood, and bls repugnance to dissection, prevented is becoming a doctor. After two years bad elapsed, his father concluded that he would not make & doctor, aud designed him for the cuurch. “He was sent 6 Cambriize, Where be led a dissipated life, gambling and negiectiug his studies, ‘The tdea of IMs entering the ministry was ui imately aban- doned. Darwin was passionately fond of music. He irequented the couceris tu tue college chapel, ud paid the choir boys to sing in his rooms. Yet, his ear W .8 strangely defective, He wasincapabie of perceiving a dissonance, aud could got hun a tune correctly. In 1539 Darwin became a detst, ereatter Feimalued oue, ver, In my iost ¢ fluctuations,” be wrote, “was Tap atheist, I never denied Lue existence ot God.” eee A Texan Diana. From the Jasper (Tex.) News. ‘Thursday Mrs, Johnson Newman, Uving 5 miles south of town, hearing the dogs baying something near the house, and thinking they were after hogs, Went lo see about it. On approaching she saw they had a large buck backed up in a corner of the tence, and he Was hooking and pawing at the dogs for all he was worth, Mrs, Newman got an axe, and calling her husband's bog dog, toid bim to take hoid, which he did, grabbing tue Duck by the turoat, turbing him u complete somersault. While down Mrs. N. rau up aud bit him in the nead with anaxe, but didn't kill b.m, for be shook Ube dogs Off and nearly rose to ls feet before she got La ale other lick, which, howes", downed !i'1 TUF good. ees, Ex-Minister W..obvurae’s Grave. From the Gaiena (Ill.) Gazette. After the casket had been lowered into the grave and the cover placed over the red cedar outer shell @ steel protective top Was lowered Into the grave, completely covering the outer shell. The protec- tive top ts made of rolled steel, ts ratsed to a sharp angie In the center and {s covered witu sharp steel spikes, 18 Juches long and pointing tn all directions. It ts a recent: tavention designe | to frustrate grave robbers, and 1s exceilenly designed for that pur- pose, Tt ts estimated that the when the earth in a grave ts settle that the amount below the tops of the spikes and resting on the steel cover will Weigh 2} tons, and it is impossible to remove the earch below Ube tops of the spikes without lifuing Une steel cover from the grave, and this could not be accomplished Without the use of derrick. ‘The steel Is so prepared Chat it will not rust. The pro- Uective top placed on Mr. Washburne’s grave is the first one ever used in this victutty, and they have only been in use in the east w few ihonths, A Blow at the Mormons, ‘The Supreme Court at Salt Lake City Saturday night decided to appoint a receiver for the Mormon Church property. A review 1s made of the Terri- pg the churcu and the power of Congress to anpul 11s amrio 27 BOMHS IN LINGG’S CELL. _____ AUCTION SALES. ____ AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. hicago Startied Yesterday by Another PeXaxs0: ROS, Auctioneer, = | FUTURE DAYS. Anarchist Sensation, = — pes Fee eee JLEGANT HOUSEROLD FURNI- symomas DOWLING, Anctionser start news Be. NG Le a ees ee eae vent EINE Fi oral Tres, WAL. SMALL CONSIGN: OF ROOTS AND SHOES | TRUSTEES: SALE OF VALUADLE REAL PStare that six dynamite bombs had been found in Ur cHaM East rt 3 thivbas or oF or Std cell of Lingg, one of the condemned anarchists, riety Aes BOOK: Pact ASB TORSPAY Mo UNG, NOVEMBER EIGHT! BENNINGS HOA) rE Tu gsAdoerla Sheriff Matson had fixed on yesterday to clan| JRTESwiCN rabinn DIAING CHALLE CHIRK 20Gi ath sot of sesoreed Bases aad’ shoe” SER tarts of aieed of trast from Apne fe Sew out the cells of the anarchists, and none of their AND. GLASSWARE. O1L PAINTING: GRAV, UNC AN: — ‘Granville ©. Shaw, her ‘he! TNaS, WINDOW HANGINGS, LANGE ASSO DUXCANSON BROS, Auctioneers . Shaw, her bustemd. dain! be! friends were admitted to the jail. In the morning ENT OF SECOND-HAND CAPE 1S, COOKING — be ith Kay of Bepeeanber Sn uber No. the entire force of deputy sheriffs reported at thé | AND HEATING Sinthe RitGHAN Mea TRUSTER'S SALE OF A COLLENDER SIXTEEN. | {"pi2*;dis'bo elses. ober ths Innd records for Jail for duty. About 9:30 Lingy ana Engel were | SITES, a0., ac. BALL POOL TABLE. iieteiet af Columns” SGA Ge rete "Robert led from their celis to the consultation cage and 50 FINE VIOLINS AND CASES; gorted tn ichee Poet Sate Seeiee eae eee we, | weer eeaal tance rem anil a pat herd the search began, Engel’s cell was first entered piso, Land Kecoris of the ‘of Columbia, apd at the | op ‘ines on the genera aor Roe and thoroughly examined. Then the depaty | ®USGIES, CARRIAGES WAGONS, HARNESS, &c. ‘of the note, 1 will sell, at public | EM! 187) AT THERE O'CLOCK P.M. ail those sheriffs entered Lingg’s cell, while ite former 0c- ‘AL AUCTION D streets wortuwert on TURSDAY, oF Coruna called “Usochustoe or art On TUFSDAY MOLNINU, NUVEMBER EIGHTH, TH. IseTs at MALE PASE re cupant planted himself 1n a corner of the tempo | commencing AT TEN O'CLOCK, we wilt sell at ous wosllecscectagpaogs | Prt Tary prison and watcned them with eager eyes. | salesrooms, Oth and D streets nottuwest, a lange 4 i He was as pale as death, and trembled like aM | tion of fine Household Furniture, ke, to aspen leat, Suddenly two'ot the ‘three men Inside | Which attention i called it ern unped Out to the corridor, while a taird man bela MAS DOWLING, Ac 4¢ aris length a small wooden box, which he care. ‘i DOWLING, Auctioneer. wane lly carried 9 the fail office and aioe | “i “SIX VALUAL G LOTS IN fe ‘ 3 at Foi7’s desk. ‘The box contained tour pieces of g.8 UNTONTOWS, D.C. AT AUETIOS RRS SEs AT pipe. each ‘about six or seven inches in te On TUESDAY ArTEKNOON, NOVEMBER. ‘Heal Kstats Agents, 300 Bat. ae, ot the. ‘OF purchasers et the tme of the eae with some heavy sul ‘and pl Geode pl Sommencing at Til ‘Aulcouveyauctng snd rounding at the eayenee af the down ends, Jallor Folz picked up one, which was | OCLOCK. ell tu f.out of the, prea PROP. | furchaser or Purcbesers, It tke, torgusul the sale are closed at one end with & round iron stopper, and | Taylor ‘strest’ betacen Wasknuton al INGTON, Bot compiled with within tep days of the aale the un ‘One of the officers pronounced st a veritable dyna- | streets: lots 37 10 71 inclusive, Ou. Adams strvet, pabibe Ti aoe te nee ee mite bomb. Just then Sheriff Matson arrived and | between Washington and Jetierson treet; lots 303 ne GED ere stinek a cost ot the detaultig p oe ordered chat tae dany ‘Weapons. be replaced | t2 404 inclusive, on Washington street, between, Fl Seed | tween rect hortheast” 18 teet Uy 100, town | (ur haners 6 a Then che ed mene, chemist fOr analyte | [ocmvad. antec proneeeyis ready ane ets ah ebine | bested obs bussared (O1OUY delle Ga case Tot wilt | Megjaae (Meher AGL feet of tot Gy ta aquare Sis, | FM CHAPIN, ¢ rustons en search was cont a o31-ata KOS WERDEN, quantity of rubbish nothing wus found in the Drodtsule investuette che © esc cptiod with tn tn 10) dare og ce ne ee Te Te Netter noMAs BOWLING, indices cells f ‘ cy —) a * ~ It was however, that it was best to at: 850 dopoalt on carts Lot | notice. covet TT ORGE S GOCRELER TP ROSTERS SAE OF Varcanie rurnoved change the celis, and four apartmentson the lower N7-dts_ | Executor and trustee under the} sf will and testament | A REAL ESAT! ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF Her were cleaned out. | No. 11, which is directly 8 | ryHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN. Real Extate Auctioneer. | (hi nizstian G. Gocksler, deerased, ay SOUTHWEST: vA8 WASMING TO : sath = Be OS 100 of & deal of trust, dated CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE MAS ecuenten in Liber No 11 20.Fouin 438ye o = " ON MARVCAND, AVENURY BETWEEN FUUR- dba ein tng te nnd records: orthe bustier oi Columns Me | a2 slag eaten, author rem, me by the Sugg nsiy as8'SiSem Srlitis SOUTH | ascames maprenee as pup aotegeng |g ciuem genta reece ee | Ws (tans a ay M : . let trout of the eemisos on | iustiedl to prouate and record ia te Bice cane “gt ‘0196 | ,,BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of, STURETS NORTHWEST, IMPKUVED BY Two | TUESOAY, THE KIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. | Sr wih tireon bee ya ae peer el I pe he Dietrict of ‘Columbia, pated ih eauity cause FRAME, HOUBES NOK 2400 AND 2402, Ar | B 1007, oh MALY Fas FUCK VoL) hh Mal i rot ofthe freuen gt WRUSESD AY, the NNER began to write, ke the on Fl HE TWENTY -EIGHLH | On. MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER, Enowi and dihtuuisbed wn the pound’ pat or pict D. 1gsT, ot Waly Gast Was too dark to see. UF is S87, at HALF-PAST | SEVENTH, 1887, at TOUR clock ‘in front: of the city or Ws pari tn the District of Colum! occupied by Lingg is ‘half of lot Dur Be preniace, T ehall sell aut of Original Lot 22, tn aa lot lettered A, of Williata B Toda ub divin by the mULy Je condemned Square 28, frout 55 feet 9 inches on the south equare ui thre buudred and firty-two (352), except Schwab ‘and Fielden, who gh street bys of, 78 foot on tbe west {cavther with ail the improvements, ways, camemmenta, except Ling. submitted td tae change and gear setareysy = crinkle, Gun tut the marchers soner tn ‘without disp. ing the at Nos, 2400 and which rent O35, cash, balance th reof in two equal instalmen's, ‘Ali conve wierecording at $200 deposit will be required. at ‘Terms made known at in aix and twelve months from the day . { sale, with iD” thereon st the rate of al per ceutuin per annum, to be secured by the notes of’ the purchaser or Pur” {t 1s sald, yeemed much worried when he was of what Was contemplated, terest ‘The report that butbe had been found in. i= oSi-deas chasers ‘an atyroved deed of trust ca the rae mpeg _— property’ sold, or all cast at the option of the pure guid "the cSamtaiog nts ost arte | monty Sd atareat odie | TRA aT AEE SE TAIGARGE TOR ADE | Meeaarae tr Maa peste general opinion around the police stations was | requited when property ngeked de ‘All convey BETWEEN TWELFIE AND” THIRTEENTH | chaste thercot, und al conveyencing sed eect that whatever might be the fate of the others | ancing at cost of purchaser. ‘be not complied STREETS SOUTHEAST. shall be at his or ber or (heir expense. If the terms o toes galiowa tbe rete ras eect BATE jocks | sold at rink and coutot defsuiting Partiaese’ | qeipiurcve fe cecrce, of She Sap Strnale the truwtee seecrves the raght oe Reo the pier tnd winter at the soctaliste political headgear: Ss HENLE, Trastee, | No TUa0- will ober ior sale at erty at the rink aud Gost of tLe defaulting purchaser or tera. Sin, hat” laughed tourer mvoet the hone ‘Office 460 Louisianaave, | in front of the premises, on MON! -K | Purclteers, after at leas! ave’) Gaye eiverunnment, cron; “is uily the uewese device for murderiug | THOS. E WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. ol7dKGH | SEVENTR. st FOU O'CLOCK P Mt 10.3 in square bypianeg ee a ay See. the Ainprisoued boys?” Mrs. Parsons took this] §9°THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC. | (ween I2thand Lich structs eantheast, r DUNCANSON PROS... Aucta, sacks Setdaileg Sarcbeee antis Fsoeete: Tomoe were smusgies tate the jail by Linggs | DAK, THE. SECOND: DAY OF NOVEMBEL, A Dy | sniiuiinante ineia: teuice cad eteatech mntie tio P3RPRPORY SALE 3OF TWO-STORY FRAME | o:tl-dade___Bascutor an . oan a ene Jal by, ge | 18s7, taame hour and place. the day of sale, for which the notes of the purchaser, | & HOCSE No, 354 MoLLAN AVENUE Nias | (NHOMAS E, WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auchonedt, Fl ah gf i rpg ape ng rie eae ET 8.8. HENKLE, Trastee. | eariuy interest from day of saleyand secur'dby deed | o,f OCMANR-A HAF Stik SOUTHWEST empliatically that 1 wae a plot ot conscienceless | gg tHe ABOVE SALE 18 FURTHER Post. | “hruetcu. property sold, will bs taken. or the var: | eiUuTit iawiat FIVEGOLOK, se wit cd and ‘men to murder helpless human fellow creatures, | poned until MONDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF NO- | tion. A deposit of @100 will be cequired at time uf | #!£F0RtOf tue premises, wl ave: ‘The fuding of the Lingy explosives was not the | VEsuek 1as7,at the same hour and place, Uy cou | ain and aficouveyaucing aod recording wil beat LOT 87, SQUARE 549, MAND N SIKELIS MONTH: only starter of the day. There was another, the of parties, 8.8 HENE purchaser's cost, improved by s two-story five-room Frame Dwelling, aieen ofp duh of omh Out Import of which ould aot be peace. ‘ASA re} B2-d&ds ‘ruatee, SIGMUND J. BLOCK, Trustee, ea TaueE Par and ome. McLean avenue te betwee Rg i ee gy SUIL Of It, however, Jno. Van Plinsky, an alleged ALE THE! ‘. . Taeav. 15 one eoummes cord ntrict of Coltmbim, cs Polish county and Jaa, Vetver Rivax’ by hisown | pSWp SE ADOVE, SALE, IS FURTHER POST: | DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.” =" ositst_| beqris new, Safe fox “balance in one year, note to | Goss of tee farts thereby secured, deteult nari account a South American nabob, are locked up | ELEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBLIL 1687, at sane | —— a : bear 6 por Oust inteneet five tno cima ee te | tuade im the payment of Ube Boles therein descr at the Chicago-avenue police station. They were | hour andpl.ce 3.5. HENKLE, ‘THIS EVENL anuually,aud to be secured by deed of t= raniece | We Will ell et public auction. in from: of Ye seen prowling about the station house, aod at. | n7-dkde oy | — at Option of purchaser tye | So THEKSDA, NOVEMBER TENTH NEXT. tempting to énter the cells, "AS they were armed | pViioMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer ~~ | FHOMAS DOWLING, Auctionser. ine of mie Couette co | FOC O CLO K 2 M- rt of Lot tn Saar hey were locked uj —— : c comilied with in tei ayn utherwine ‘ear ‘ow Hauiphire avenue 2 fr WHAT a SHERIFF SAYS. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED CATALOGUE SALE Teatved to resell at risk and cost of ‘purchaser after first tre t and smd evenve, end ng thence southerly alone maid avenue 21 thence south along Twenty-first street 37 feet inches, thence east 117 feet. thence worth @ fect fuches, and thenee westeriy. in aateceht line. to the Deeiunine improved it part by a. two-story ‘brick five dayw’ advertisement of such taal Paper published in Washington, D.C. mat DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncera, ne pews: sherttr Matson was inclined te be reticent on the PRE subject of the bombs. “We bad no reason,” he said, “to make the search at this particular time, REAL ESTATE SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL, AND SITUATED IN SQUARES 637, 640 AND 603, NEA SOUTH CAPITOL STREET. By virtue of » decree of the Supreie Court of, the District of Columbia, passed in the cause of! STANDARD AND. "MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITERATU! Many cf them in Fine Bindings ado RY SALE OF THAT VALUABLE LOT 4, Fi strated Ne 5 house A plat of said property will be exiubited et the ‘That Js, we recelved no intimution that anything | Bayliss et al. va, Farnham et al, Equity No., Pat ee ee a ) FLRE-PKOOF BUILDING ON THE NOKTE- | tune of ale wus. wrong. It was merely" a precaudonary | 10827, the undersigmed Trustees wil sad at pubic | Alto. Pachte’ Plat Bock of the City of Washington, in E-- UF EIGHTH AND G STREETS | “Tercte” One-third cash, of which $109 will bere- Ineasure decided on some time ago by Jauler Fol | Syren: tn iret of the premives, on THURSDAY yi | Schoolcraft’s Indians, an eloaut and perfect copy. QULTHAEST, NOW OCCUPIED BY THE | quired at time of sale: balance in three rqual inetall- mente, 1u4ix, twelve, and eighteen montha for which notes of purcuanst, bwaring niareet trom day of 9.9, aud secured by deed of trust on proper.¥ sokdwiil bo um of purchaser all couvey- Shcing sod rsnordine will be st oa recordins will te at purchaser-eeust saree to be complied wici iu Cwelve. Says frou time of Gr proverty will be reeold’at sisi and com of ing Vurebaetr ater seven dap adveriae vent, Tee EW ACA MAR, JOHN W PILTING. 5 at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., the followiny-described real estate in the city ot Washington, D.C. to wit; Lots Bumbered twelve (12), thirteen ( fteen (15), teen (16), seventeen (17), euchteen (18), twenty (20), twenty-one (21), Uwe ewenty three (23), twenty-four (24), twenty-five (25), twenty-six (26), th square numbered six Lundred and forty (340). ‘Aud sles on FAIDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887, at FOU! K PM. Lots umbered three To'be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, At my Book Salesrooms, Eleventh street and Pennayl- ‘Yauia avenue, ¢ mmencing MONDAY, NOVEMBER SEVEN. 1887, At HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, And Following Evenings, abattieg unable toatiend the Male ean have thotr or- re executed by the Auctioneer % m2-31 HOMAS DOWLING, Auct, ot ‘Wuen the examination Would make less disturb: ance than if 1t were made on week day. For Some time there was so much of this amnesty busl- hess golng on that I did not care to intertere with Lhe good cilizens who were interested tn tue con- demned men, or place any obstacie in their way. But We felt aa though the time had come to take extra precautions, and so decided to clean the cells cn = SIATES AS THE BUREAU OF EDL- By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of 1 District of Colma, pane Bau y Care, No. 10308. Docket u. whervin Daniel Pratt Wr compiattiant eC. Weight otal ar deieudanis, i shall on THCRSDAY, the TENTH DAY UF .O- te NEM abe 1807 af FUCK OCLUCK B.S. offer for ase at auction an irom m tof sot BR OCLOCK P.M Diiubered three (3) im square numbered fur hundred ine (Y),and fourteen (14), in and twenty-uine (429), um the city of Washington, D, out. Of course, in view of the developments of the | square numbered six hundred ‘and seven (637), | — wre Sages 3 - — | Cy beginuing for the same at the southwest corner of FB. WAGGAMAN, Avet Seareh, the most stringent precautionary measures | aidon the NAME. Dalat HALE EAST FOUR ¥. aC, UNCANSON BROS. Auetioneers. sald lot end runtans thenee east sloag U street worth, | TOs 7 a wit mb te ae he, risgners walt nat be | erase tp Oana ata ae Readzcl | WD ovat an onder aoe eememe ondseaths G00) fet to the center of a yarty wall: | BDoncnne s none Sucenees: ct y, feet nine (9), in sqi int ‘By vit an order of the Su Court of _ 2 ONDER DECI be allowed to visit any of the condemned tn the | (1) ware, With interest at G per cent, se- | of thee last will of Jobu Ee Condon: Inter chs saad Oo | feetto he place ol besiuuine, tuprovd ty & sour sus ON FAST CAPITOL STRERT BETWEEN cage, and if any interviews ure granted It will be | cured by deed of trust, or ali cash, at option of the pure trict, deceased, recorded in the office of the. ter of | story and bawment brick fire. Vullding, wow vc- SECOND AND THIKD STKEETS EASS, AND Only Co near relatives and in the presence of & jail | chasers. A deposit of #50 on each lot will be required. | \iuls of the said District, in Will Book No. $4, folio | Cupied By the Un ted Btaces as: Bureau of bAucatios THEE, ON SOUTH A STREET, IN THE SAME oMicial I won't say that every visitor will be | Taxes will be paid out of the proceeds of wale. If terms | G0, we will offer for sale, at public suction, in frout of ‘ermus of sale Oue-fourth of the purchase money i SQUARE. are not complied with in teu days the right ia reserved to resell at ‘the defaulting ‘Yeyancing at purchaser's cow Searched, but tuere will be no opportunity for any exchange of anything Whaever vetween the pris- oners und outsiders. As for Lingg, I don’t know the respective premises, the following-described real cash and the residue in three equal instalments at re. | By virtue of » decree eatate (all situated in the city of Washington, District Syectively one, two and three years trom the day of th interest at G per cent per annum, payable urchaser's cost. Ail con- Court of the District Cause “0. 4201, Puonix of Columbia), at the times hereinatter specified, to | *al, JAMES H. TAYLOR, 2 semi-annually. The deferred payments to be secured Vs. Albert Grant et al. 1 will sell at pubsc hot_yet fully decided on that pot Hencetoreh PAR HAG |: avtece, | 0b WEDSPSDAT, THE HUSTH Dv.OF NOVEM. | 3 tue PUraities arte cule eeerte aes | opin Oped or arenes fossa EaE PAL ER A.D, 18! Ty “ PM, lots 5 be ire! y Zz J i. ot y ho baskets of victuals or fruit will be allowed to | _n5-dkda Taz ithe aw Eweutyemz (20), twentyeecver OT) vwenty, ‘ight i | gh cevonit of 8000 wll Ue reuuired atthe thie ef | O'CLOCK. M \aaie to becontnued the text oy = Skicrmprow be sent from any of the prisoners’ friends to them, and no | ters or dispatenes will be received or sent unul they are examined by a juil official.’ ‘and twenty-nine (9) in square nuraber 5: two three-story pressed-brick houses, Noa. 743 and 54th street northwest; and on the same day at Jur, f necessary), Lots numbered cme (I), Uhree (3), four (4), five (o BeeD rs, BALE OF HORSES, La DAU, ten (19),eleven (11 BUGGY, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C., COL! ITH AND L STKEEI8 NOKTHWES) Ali conveyancing and recording at the purchaser's ¥ at Seioe tana 5 | “Il'the terms of sale are not complied with within | tren (16), seventeen’ There was a large Increase in Gov. Ogiebs’s mail | On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. NINTH. 1887, | ber 92y, muprored Uy & three story, Dek. Lontdinas ac | twenty dayn after sale the property will be nescid at the | subiviaor of eptn yesterday, and the number of appeals for commu. | commencing at TWELVE O'CLO K NOON, ‘the ex” | the southeast corner of 4th and Nr ctseus mente Fisk and cost Of the a. fauluinw purchaser tation, as’ usual, exceeded those demanding that | ccutore of the estate of the late David L. Mortivon will | “Sunn unen cy “THE TENTH Day OF NO- EEGINALD FENDALL, Trustee, the seatence be carried out. Tue guveruoe was | sell atatable, rear of Lith and L streets northwest, the | vi wBE, AD iser at FOUR UCLOGR Paleo x OORUEE ty st. ad tan ave, Uhunderstruck When he received the news of the | CoBtents, consisting iu part of west fifteen (15) feet Of sub lot five (5), by the depth WALTER 2 W Ms & 00. nding of the bombs In Lingy’s cell Glaaeiront Landa Bey, iheeah ia gare auuber BERN Srovid up's tu; | o20a NTE eet Kuctioueers, on or ~ : fump-reat Carriage, ory brick dwellin No E ° : 5 = 22 an Say nothin,” sald ue, “I must say noth. Dark Bay Mare “hai is, oh the same day, at 15 oclock Une aif of sub lots | ({'HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. six, twelve, and ing whatever in regard to this matter.”” Chescuut Mare“ inaquare numbsr 52%, improvedby a four-story Dick | TRUSTEES’ SALE of the purchaser, interest from. the day of Gov, Ogiesby has witbin the past. few days re- Doubleand si Awel.inge and stable, No. 33H street hortiwest, and | 78USTERS' SALE. 1b. taken aaa lien retain dou the premises ceived several communications threatening vio- Cuttin Box iitting Sack. op themame day att asoreiock pum partsofiutamine | GWNYD Wy eM Fl Drail cast at the option of the paarchaser fence if he refuses to exercise clemency ia tebalt | By order uf Executors, ()and'ten (10), mm square south of square 56%, hav] YW NED BY GH. FICKL tates ad anerserortite dtie at the tine of sal, in- Of the condemued anarchists, abate” DUNCANSON BROS. Auct._| ing+a trait on Mataarineeta avente ana Mt ated | Rythch ROSAS F Semcon essay eee Ata vioient meeting of anarchists tn Marseilles ES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK | we ved yg Page nk phy AR CIAL PRESCRIPTION DEPARIMENT. Pp pag ey Ty § ai yesterday a resolution was adopted Wo. warn | E'DWELLING, CORN BOF RIGHIEENTH ano | Nowere side of Lot nine (i) and fives) feat onthe} py virtue of a. chattel deed uf trust recorded in £ deposit of 950 be re ‘parallel with the line of division between lots uune (9) and ten (10) from Massachusetts avenue to Het eet north, ‘un roved by a three-story frame dwelling, No Watsachusetts avenue northwest OF NovEM- ‘American agents in France of vengeance tn the eventot theexecution of tve condemned anarchists, A copy of the resolution was convcyed by a depu- Uation to the American consulate. ‘The const Was absent, and the deputation retired quietly. Mber 11733, tol. 2 of the District the party secured will sell at public DAY, the ELEVE quired of the purchaser of each lot st the tine of wale pobcy of Insurance against fire will ive required the purchaser ou the bul.ding op each lot wuld, 1u euc! amount as the trustee may down ir. BKAINARD H. WALSEL, Trusten, 2 ni 8 STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of « decree passed by the Supreme Conrt, of the District of Co.umbas, ta Equity cause No, 6s Darnall et al va Durnalt fal we wil sell Me rout of the premises, oD. Gut: re NOVEMBER, A. D. et seq. one of the land records Columbia, aud by direction of thereby, the tundersiened trustees nction, on the premises ou FAI TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.D. 7 Andon FRIDAY, the KLEVEN TH DAY Fy Eee bok Orne e DUNCANSON BON. EENTH AY 01 1887, at HALF. | BEI, AD. I8N7, at 1 OUKO'CLOCK P.M., sub lot "i." | S87- at ‘* aS fap See Auctioneers THE ANARCHISTS APPEAL FOR MERCY. PAST FOUR O'CLOCK F. M., all that piece or parcel of | bt Jchn h-Condon's subdivision of lot tweiity mine (av), | ko0ds and chattels im stores 1200 and 1262" 32d or High street, Georgetown, b. C., consisting of all stock, nxt —_ = — ——. cylinders, — See eee Jand aud premises koown aud described on the ground. lat or plan of Washington, D C.,as aud bei bered thirty-eight (38). in Geo. of original Inte numbered 3 to 9, in syttare Mumbered fone hundred aud fifty-two (152). ‘This lot fronts 20 feet 3 inches on 8 atreet north, and has a depth of 97 56 feet to an alley on 18th street west, and is improved by A letter signed by Spies, Schwab and Fielden, three of the condemned anarchists, addressed to Gov. Oglesby, of Lilinots, was given out in Chicago on Saturday night. ‘The letter disavows “aggres- sive force” and deplores the loss of iife at the Hay- in square number 564, Iuproved by @ frame house, 1m Ball's alley, Aud ou the same day at 4:10 o'clock pi... sub lot n last-natned subdivision aud squt.re. imi: jrame house, in Ball'salley. And on the day at 4:20 o'clock p.m, sublot “D," in last-named vision and square, improved by'a frame house, in Balla w.ly. And on the 43 o'clock ing lot uum ‘Burgess’ subdivision WOOD AND COAL _ (AL AND KINDLING Woop. ecified in Schedule A attached to maid deed. = ‘Terms of sale: One-half cash, balance in notes at six, ‘A complete assortment of all the best, of Com now on band and me day at | ewelve = ‘arr “EP twarket. “Tt was forwarded to Gov, Ogiesby with | Sanocatary brick dwelliw at the borthoat vorwer of | ta.°eub op (140) oom unde d abd forty. in wqharo | Sncleg- andcgbeece mouth Bertie int ret and on; Sia Tl eee ue formal petition Tor clemency.” Parsons, itis | 1Atu and 8 strvets northwest 7 yved by a three-story brick dwelling, | the tr stees, oFail cash. All com ‘and record r Understood, vequiesced Ik the wodten or aeolelS | - ‘Terms: One-third cash, ono-thind in six months, and anased apeine NOW 18 THE TIME To BUF, Sears at com est Terms te be thumped Wahi ten daieecr ree | All kinds of Wood, eawed and spit, or in the stick, Sr ortmae acenahend ry oma 1900 aust and Pree (rrenene nam Sod oes toes eae 031-100 O . ~ yaaa 10th st. nw. ; 2c. cor. Prune eve, ter, but wil write “a separate, one O1 is On a ee a i A GPa ce count Lo the governor. ingg, Engel and Fischer re- | or all cashy at purchaser's option. A deposit ot west. use to make any such decia:auion. The etter said: | required at sale, Conveyancing, Xc., at purchaser's Aud ob SALUKDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF “iu order that the truth be known by you cesurcen 20 be come ad wit very a gem | i oe ay AT aye ior an a etenne = hee nthe pane You represent a etre to tate | she/afiie dois purser svar dane punts | eer Lataniat ear mene gStaarw acta tae “FRANK BCONGER) WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers wtice of such resale in some wewapaper PULL sro the southeast coruer of said syaato and rumah ee 7 {in case Of selt-defense. | TO accuse us of having | Washington, DG neers Pu thence went aud frouting om AUstrect17 feet. thence | VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, WITH ecco attempted to overthrow law and government ou ‘SIDNEY T. THOMAS, horth 7 wiehew: thence cust 17 feet, aud thence | BUILDING, ON K STREET SOUTHEAST. AE BEST FUEL SOLD iSebsued Whatever wosaid or ald was aula sod FREDERICK W- PRAT’ | Testes. | Tire cicey brick dwelling, Ro, BIE Matreet soume | yAQCHON. In the District at Pair Prices, csi on done publicly; we uave never conspired or plotted. ‘Sun Building, F strest, east. And on the saine day at 415 By Sevction ot Roownee, vemene oe IDAY. NOVEM! Go DU! to couinit a Ualawtul act. While we auacked CANSON BUOs,, Auctioneers, n5-d&ds -| sublot two @ JOUNSON BROTHERS, at public suctior on. GEEVEN TH ar WALESPABT FOUR O-CLOC Aescrit the present soctal arrangements in wring and Sep RS rr ep engine ergo {in front ‘of the premises, the eastern, Wo: femflice with : ~ }HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. corner, and theuce running west slong the line of | inches by the depth of the lot (102% feet) went supply more aa eee cea tone ee byes south M street, 23 feet @ inches; thence north, 72 | Moh satare Tude with the Duridion otek twenty COAL, COKE, AXD WOOD fect; thence east 23 feet, 9 inches, to the eastern ‘line of said lot, and thence south to the place of beginning, huproved by a two-story and attic brick house. N 912 M street southeast, Aud ou the sume day at 4:43 AUCTION HOOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF is known as No. 1331 K street we, ‘Terms: One-hal: cash, balauce in one year, secured y deed of trust, or all'cash, at purchaser's option, from having planned the killing of anybody at the Haymarket, or anywhere else, the very object of the Iné Ung’ was 10 protest against the com- ‘Than any firm in the United Stetea, qh BArTes Depot, and Kaiirved Yard, 12:h and Wate ow. SALE 5 100 deposit at time of sale.” Tertuu to be con tied ; tatsalOn of mufuer. "We believe irto be our duty, | , On WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER NINTH, | glock han, rant of sab lot. oor (1) isan fe umber = ip tom day or Dro erty will be resold at risk and | Bn oMice: 1202 Fst nw. | 3B, ae a DOF 7, commen LOCK, I shal 725 Bocinulbg for the same at | Og of defaulting purchaser. oe 250 a Jritluh and in frout of ‘my auction rooms, a choice col- | the suutlimest commer of sald tot Oty “paning thence | “ns WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucta. | nd Weer see 413 100i ee sacred Fights against unlawful attacks. All our | "F5"Pettiee turuishing should give thia sale their at- | {hence north 63 feet, 6 inches. thence ‘west 24 tect EAT BARGAIN—THE FARM KNOWN AS BON- | _ Connection with ‘imain office by ne. ay20 efforts have been in the direction of elevating | tebtions BEGte | Sich end thence south pine of beg nung, age Qa Soon with be sold at pubic uycuea oe BRE — iankind and to remove us mucu as possible Uke ———— St | proved bys two-story Dryk dwelling, No. 1016 K | UnDAY, NUVEMBER SINETEEN. ‘This farm con cause Of crime in soctety. Our labor Was unsel- \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. street southeast. an z taius 17% acres, lies near Culpeper Court-House, Va. Ash, no mouves of personal gaiu or ambition | Aiusrers SALE OF ATTRACT OF LAND Ix | thini sn of the purchase mouepincaik:obe thing we) | sbeoron a besa fortuityy <od Hlenty of water itis prowpted us| Thousands aud tuousands will bear | “SS SPRINGLAND PLACE." IN THE COUNTY OF — in oue year, and one-third (35) in two years ftom the day of ale, or all cash, at the option of the gf purchasers. Deferred payments to Be secured by Of trust upon the real estate sold, and tw draw interest at 4ix per centum per annum. One hundred (2100) dollars will ve required of the purchaser estimony to this. We inay have erred at umes in our judgment—yes, We may have ‘loved mankind not Wisely, but tov Weil’ If in the excitement of propagauing our views we were led into expres- sions Wuich caused workingmen to think that ag- HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Pro! ox Sux G: THE NORTHEAST COKNER *OF FL ty SIKERTS NORTHWLSI-701 FIRST BEREET WASHINGTON, NEAR’ PIERGE'S MILL ROAD. Nirtue of deed t per iguevand” ay in. Liber No. 1201, follo 30b,'ct neq.. one of the Land Records of tbe dated 2:3 day of Octo~ e District of Columbia, aud by direction of the party se- ADDITIONAL SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED, r = shasers on each of sid pieces of parcels of grou NORTHWEST. gressive force Was u proper instrument of reforin, | cured thereby. we willvell at puulic auction, on the | Purchaserson cach of eatd jueces ae Werapret iy We deprs the low of teat cbs | Rrgmeyce MONDAY NINE UME ROURTEENEI. | Okt or purcaces mitt oncouply wit e| wif eter Rt eons othe at the Haymarket, a8 at McCormick's; at East St. A aon ‘of the tract | terms of sale wituin ten day atter said sale, the under: | {5 obate and Fecorned th the ofice of SEAL SACQUES, 36 and 38 length, $125 to $150. ry Yutcago svock yards.” : % : aoe farce | Subed reserve Fesel risk and cost of | Of Wir for sale, De ‘There ts reason to beueve that the open. letters | Mill" hod t'déecmmyrised ant thcluded within the | tue, defaulting purchuser. “Al couveyaucine aid pe action iy fromt of mises, on WEGNESDAL, | Better Grades, 40 and 42 length, 175, @200. of Parsons, Lingg, Fischer and Kagel to che gov- | wesiern boundary line of the said part of the said tract cording af pare * i 7 NOVEMBER, SIXT? E! 1887.AT FOCK O'CLOCK If you don’t want to pay so much fors garment we WILLIAM A GRAY yw ernor deininding’ absolute lverty or death have | onthe ‘west, “on ‘the south by “the, Peres | Mill 1019 New York ave, | theeiiy of Wachututen, to wit, Part of totiiniend | caneuit you in fine SEAL PLUSH Sa0QUES OF never been Foceived a Springieiy oad, on the eset by « line running parallel fo the ead JOHN MOVENMOTE” | twenty seven sit jcauire's subdivision of Byuare | SHORT WRAPS at prices $20 to €50. AN APPEAL TO WOMEN. Thonorthern musdary line of the aad tractaud distant aa weep | | numbered six Uundred and twenty-i0ur (O76), situate Warrtet Purdy Cochran, of Philadelphia, has | frum the said wewern boundary line furty (40) teet | 09 9 to noe. ae eee on the ucrthesat corner of First and G streets north. | MUFPS AND BOAS. Ali kinds of FURS, *hroughout its entire c. use, and on tue north by the west, and {routing on First street aud runuing written an appeal to the women of America in be- | northémn Youndary line of tue said. part of the said BSck'sO fet, auliorm width, and BB. STINEMETZ& 80%, : mnesieweuth (1. 1-11) acres, | "INHOMAS DOWLING, Auctionoer. ‘on, cur inting of brick store and dwell: aif of the anarchists «nd forwarded 1 to Capt, | tract, containing une and ney g 2 ind —, 701 First street north west. UATTERS AND FU KRIERS, Black, | She says the women can save the anarch- | MOF’ oF less, towether with pelowing, | FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE | ‘fers of sal: One-thisd cosh; balance in one and Tights, w ys, and privileges to the sme Velowving, iE ists if they will, and calls upon them “to CORNER OF 30TH AND N STREETS, GEORGE- K, to , ; ale, "A de- 1237 Pennaylvaria Aveuus. Act, wo lay bare Your mother heart, UO rise ta Your | pout as SoU til Be naeutt ed ae as eae £ ‘naser'at time | _ TOWN, D. c., AT AUCTION. cured by & deed of trust on the premises eold and best. inajesty aud shdie dow ito. powerlessness ‘this | Or asic,” 00 YU! De Feaulredor the pare On FRIDAY ” AFTERNOON ine alx per ceut,intereat from te day ofa, abail be tiger cry for huinan blood.” She claims that an- {AMES B. TAXLOR, } trusteos, hike iciven, or ail cash. at the option purchaser. A de- arehy can take no root ti our soll unless 1 be| 24eodtds W. PIERCE BELL, r00, SSt'conveyanciry at purchaser's cost’ ‘Hy terme af ante —- Watered Witu the blood of 1s misguided followers, [OMAS E. W. SGAMA} ‘Auctioneer. be not complied with within ten from day of sale. “6, and says she Will rest no more uuil both justice basesre z the undermened reserves the right to resell at risk aud ‘Ove A: it. ‘aud mercy are meved out Wo the cond men. | TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED ON THE contol purchane: alter Ave dare) advertieement in ce Awenicax Howrs ng aciaes ney ae ota a nia of | leak anette BY kg Zea aves eg ok ceany, coite'dnendurabie, andy that tay ioral wave ot | NollUsioletbt oat tke Lae ecyrds 1 Executor and Trustee. AND HOW TO FURNISH THEM world “Is in coavulsluus” Further along strict iaatid a \HOMAS DOT q i pent a excaing: Woman gunagins ot | Wat sctre sean raat Eo ea oe ee ana = merica: ‘You sit qu a WI ar - = f TOR! NCERY. OF VALUABLE ard go reel pthc igs paseo isos of equate 775 ag pasbust In biker WB BUCK HOUSE WIT” MODERN PaewovE: | PROP SOUTH" WASHINGTON, 18 winet-cLass sous! Who bus Worked ior your case 4li uls life?’ ‘of ‘the surveyor’s ol MENTS, NO. 517 A STREEOTSOUTHEAST. UARE Soees wa na R ‘ALLEGED PLANS TO RESCUR THE DOOMED MEN. By two twostury frame | |B sof Saunt gaa thay fe ABD AMALE TREE: f° HAND | py se snore wv , ACincinoati evening paper tg responsible for ird cash: balance in three equal in- | tober, 1887,iu Equi oe tte vt decree of the: Court, 4 rt ti { che statement that a movemel ‘Deen discov. | stallmentsin aix,twelve and eighteen months.for which | the under wil on trict of Columbia, ‘i, the cause! Hi = the st nt has notes of purchaser, bearing interest from day of sale | THURSDAY, NOVE! of ft zh va. Miller etal Eq. No, 1076.. ie wk = ered among anarchists n that city to rescue by Dy deed of trust on property sold, will be | O-CLOCK P.M, part Dockst 37, the undermrned trustees will sali st force the condewned men in Cnleago, It was dis- | talgh or all cash, at option, of 2 deposit forty-two ( ocuion infront of ae jreuieen.ou WEDNESDAY AE oe covere . on Thursday. The paper says that a of 8100 will be required at time of sale, ‘and all con- | east corner of the said MATH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A Dy 1687 AT HALE ee CoO ae te eae OEe an | Xo be comviloa with in twelve vaya yom male, oF prupe | tuebee worth 100, tect 4 Fea eatate, stated inthe ity of Washington, BR. 3, HORNER & €O, 7 feet ‘the of « Olam! wn - sa naman eny eet MiBete | Suet. AMEE ASANO Troe |S. eon bore aug SETS, Reid read enacts | YoRNIToRE waREas AxD rercereny, of absence It leaked out that the anarchists of] THOS. FE, WAGGAMAN, Auct. ne-dkds | |Terms of ssle: Cash. fatare numbered Five Hundred and Forty-one (541): 61, 63 AND 65 WEST 23D ST, Cincinnatl, Loulsville, 8t. Louls und other large a — Conveyancing ai the cost of pp ET elties in ube Country iad been, requested to send | ROBERT VOSE & CO, Real Estate Acents, of aale are seasyeTy bea rummng Deck to . meen a Resner Of chiveen: nite to Canons $0 Be ers, epicestes’ ‘cost of the deisul feaid south I st, and lots 28 and 25 Boxe Theeeaay.. Ovee. Sky. mee lets, Coocnaal Eevingemch a frost of 3 tet aiches ou Thinistreet | ‘Ten Spacious Salerooms and Suite of Furaished riday evening. re about ‘Wert, and running beck tos _; ae Specimen Roous, Same umber, trom ‘Louisville What fw men fof the purcser mouey in cosh. and te ins Saco | _ Furniture of the highest order of artie:ic excellence = fel peleetc te tgron Ippon y hmeer yo in one (1) and two?) for which the notes of the | from the most famons foreixn centers ia sold by them a murderoustefort to preve.t the hanging of the purchasers will ‘be bearing, interest, St G Per | on the same small margin of profit as goods from their * Sent. trom the day of sale, secur, by Deed of ‘end hence it notesoure are seven anarchists next Friday. ‘upon the ‘sold, or all cash at the option of the | OWS workshops, ie shat oom ‘Jos, Labadie, a Detroit anarchist, says the effect Parcuaeer or the moderate prices afficad. Articles Of the execution at Chi if tere be one, will A it the adapted for Wedding and Holi jay Presente, De 10 raise up 2000 anarediews where one now ex. un Be ‘will find thisestabliahment ow of the eights fata It will show that Che law is fOr the rich and po of New York. Mlustrated Handbook—“iow to Fur ‘not for the poor, anarchists will be more ‘Sove ‘American Homes" —sent ou request, determined thah ever to do. aw ail law. Ee, ou itt 1 ; i 4 3 é i i il i it ey He iit Hi [