Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1887, Page 7

& Politics in Boston Pulpits. A PASTOR'S EXCUSE POR TALKING ABOUT TRE MUNICI- PAL CuNTEST. Both political parties in Boston here are doing earnest work to elect their candidate for mayor. The election takes place a week from to-day. special to the New York World from Boston says: ‘The re ublicans have nominated Thos. N. Hart, Who Was ensliy eaten las, year by Mayor Hugh OBrien, who has been renominated. Politics Rave crept into the puipits, as polities always do wh n voston is excited over a coming election. ‘The Kev E Parts, in the People’s eauren, made “Our Duty tn the Coming Election” his text, and hal something to say about the “City ‘Hall crowd.” He averred that the reports of fraud and eorruption around the city hall were most damag- fag. “Ido nut say that a single one of these re ports is true. I do not care what the religious prinetpies of those men may be, but as long As thee reports are in the air, it is my duly to vote against them for ‘the sake of the boys, Ido not know Mayor O'Brien by sicht, Bor can prove a single one of the charges made against bim, but so long as some people choose to say and endeavor to maintain that he has used ‘thousands of the s money and appropriated other thousands it ts our duty to vote against him. Mi we re-elect him, then we do damnation to our boys.” Speaking of John L, Sullivan, the preacher ; jShasmpion Sullivan breaks the jaw, and Bas been for his offenses, and yet Mayor OBrien and the board of aldermen gathered in Music Hall and tendered him a grand testimonial. 1.do not Know, but I think OBrien violated the law in attending that testimonial. I velleve the mayor apd board of aldermen are bie for the city's officers, and if we go and elect these men, What cam the boys think? — ad Bitten by a Rat. A CHILD WASTES AWAY AND BECOMES A LIVING SKELETON. A special to the Cincinnati Enquirer trom Co- jumbus, Ind., Dec. 2, says: Geo. Dahn. aged eignt Fears, was bitten on the thumb by « large rat september 1, that had been chased until mad. Phe Wound Died a little, and whisky was used as an antidote. Xothiag more was thought of the latter tll two weeks later, when the ¢ lower limbs began to streil, and became almost as large as bis body. He was also thrown into Spasuns, and remained ip this horrible condition until a few days ago, suffering uatold agony. He has had the best medical attention to be found here, and ts pow recoWring. His flesh, however, has Wasted away till he ts oniy a living skeleton Amd his veins bicodiess He is uow slowly improv- ug, and It bs thought he may get well. + eons A New Aurgess Yac si 1= 70 BE PEADY POR THR RACES NEXT YEAR. Aetegram tothe New York Sun from Boston, December 4, says: Mr. Edward Burgess has Jnst compisted the designs of an eighty-foot water-tine schouner yacht for Mrs Burton, of New York. Un- Jess all signs fail, the new schooner will prove the best Yacht that Mr. Burgess has yet turned out, length for length. she bas one of the hapdsomest tows ever sees op ayacht, and her after-body 1s Poumarkabiy clesnand easy, She is Stx feet shorter ‘Unan Ube Sachem, and the same let ‘on the wa- ter-lime as (he Puritan, though she has more draft vhan either; mn fact, she has more draft than any Center-bourt yacht which MF. Burgess has yet de- signed. She resembles the Volunteer more than sbe does the Seachem, and her sheer profile ts not unilke that of the famous sloop. Her forefoot is well cut away, and her greatest draft is between Ube bee! of the stern-post and the midship section. Ste wail be ‘and sparred for Tacing, and Will ave agood-ated Sill area. It looks asthough the bew craft would beat the S.chem in time allow- ‘ase, and it will be a close race between tuem Qay way. She ts to be ready for the races next year. cee = Sidney Ctark’s Okinhoma Scheme. AS ANOTHER BILL POR CONGRESS TO CONSIDER. A special tothe New York Tribune from Law- rence, Kan., December 3, says: Sidney Clark, of Unis city, started to Washington this afternoon to renew the battle before Congress for the orgapiza- ton of the Territory of Oklahoma, He bas pre. pared for the purpose a new bill, which prowdes also for the opening to settlement of all that of the Inatan Territory heid by the five civilized tribes, It and the pubile land strip included with'n the proposed Territory making an area as large as Ube State of Indiana, and ip sotl, climate and nat- ural resour all that could be Mr. C) Heonfdent of success at tue ay proacuing session of Congress, and looks upon the movement as one of Vast —- ance to Kausas, the Indian Territory na the whole country. if Congress is wise enough,” said Mr. Clark, “to open Oklahomae to howesicad settlement It will rake homes In the near future tor 500,000 p-ople, add immenseiy to the prosperity of all Unts section of country, and make in a very few years one of the largest and most prosperous States of the Unton. Nothing bat a reactionary policy on the part of Conzress and the Administration can pre- Vent the opeaing and Territorial organization. of oklahoma. It ungractous task for the army to be used to Keep Use setuers out of Oklahoma while the absolute title to the lands is tu u United States, and no good reason exists why it | should not be converted into homes for the ~ ‘The public land strip fs also a fine country, five times as large as the State of Rhode Isian@ and wiil form an important part of the new Territory # Oxlaho.aa. Since the adjournment ¢f the last ougress Mr. Clark has collected a large amount luformation, docum niary and otherwise, which he takes to Washington to use in securing the de- sired legislation. “Anarchy” im Hyde Park. A SUBURB OF CHICAGO ACCIDENTALLY LEFT WITHOUT ANY GOVERNMENT. ‘The discovery is made by some one connected with the Chicago law department that by reason of a decision rendered by Judge Garnett, Saturday, the suburban city of Hyde Park is now entirely without government of any kind. No policeman has apy power to make an arrest, no officer can issue a Warrant, no writs can be s-rv.d, and money cannot be paid out.or received. The way this state of affairs came about was this: Hyde Park voted to be annexed to Chicago at the recent elec- ton by & sinali majority. Some of the town office- holders were indisposed to give up thetr places, and, helped by many who had opposed annexation at the pol.s, they have been Mghting the project in the courts ever Since. They got out one lujun Uo restraining the county board from deciart; Hyde Park annexed to Chicago and another re- straining the city government of Chicago from tak- lag possession of Hyde Park. | Judge Garrett dis: ved the injunction against the county bourd Saturday, and the board proceeded to deciare tue annexation. That put an end to all local authority in Hyde Park. But the injuactiou against the eity ‘of Ciueago still stands, and consequenily its police power dues not extend over tue suburb. The in- janetion agalust the city cannot be dissolved wotil Wednesday. coo | - New Work for Women. From the New York Times. Woman's sphere of work is slowly but surely widening in this city. The latest experiment in ths direction has been tried by the New York and South Brooklyn Ferry Cot.pany, and the success has been greater than anticipated. The result ts that Women have been substituted for men as col- Jectors on both sides of the river. They work ten hours day and recelve a salary of §60 a mosth, According Ww the superintendent twese y Women bave not only proved themse.ves as cient as men, but lore honest. The one who Katbers the nickels on the New York side ts looked upon by her employers as a expert al making change second to cone. soe @ue Way to Secure the Conventions, bum the Omaha World, Omaba Man. —“I wish to secure your influence tn favor of having the Presidential conventions meet in Omaha. ‘Washington Statesmm.—“Have you good hotel accommodations?” “Pienty and to spare.” “Good board” “Omaba !s the very center of the food supply of thing 1h abundance.” “Fresh from the Rockies.” “How's the water?” “Not fit to drink. Weil, we'll cowie.” soe = A Besian Baby Farm. Olense Letter to the Loudon Daily News ‘A horrible Giscovery was made here the other day in one of the suburbs. A middle-aged woman, owning ner home and a phot of ground, has for the last few years take charg? of a number of tliegiti- mate infants From time to time many of these young children disappeared, the woman's neigt- ‘Bors being ied to understand that they were re- moved by thelr parents. The disappearance of a ieuvsle enild the other day aroused suspicion, and a police investigation was instivuted. ‘The police yesterday discovered the Waly of the intssing culid buried wader the Moor of a cow-stall. a further earch of the prem ses led to the discovery of the Temains Of ten fafants disposed of ip & suilar quanner. The baby tarmer is now charged with | the murder of al! these unfortunate children. wee = Ravaoes oF Buack Dirwiweusa—Alarming re- ports comtinue wo come Uo Littie Kock of the spread of biack diphtheria Mm Clay and adjoining counties in Arkanses. Local physicians, unable To control the disease, have Advised that eminent bysiclaus frou abroad be called upoo, aud this Riss been done. = The death-lists foot up over Mty, all of whotn bave died WIthIb three weeks, Tnere are Unree deaths reported im # famliy named Bpurgeou inside of Eweive hours. The disease is a5 fatal as It is rapid. Latest advices Lo-night say leW Cuses are reported from sil directions, “eee Baxarn Haxece’s Busixeés METHODS. —In the Harper, of the Fidelity National esuerday, Charles A. Minch, The books showing the Naanclal transaetious car- Hed ow under Harper’ direction, | From, Japuary 1 to Juve 20, Ls pers accouBL Was over. drawn 43,000, 3/1 Swift's sop and Steel Works Secount wus overdrawn alline time ra frow $500,000 Lo $470,000, similar showings with regard'w T. Co,s accounts, When the crab came CaS Overdraits reached (he saan of $ xe i ; ! ii Bae bi i i Mrs. Gen, Kilpatrick’s Plans. SHE WILL SPEND THIS WINTER IN WASHINGTON. A telegram from Middletown, N. ¥., Dec. 4, say3: Mrs. Luisa Kilpatrick, widow of Gen. Judson Kil- Patrick, will not revurn to Chill, but will take up, along with her two young daughters, Misses Julia and Laura, a permanent residence in this country. Since thetr arrival on these shores the ladies have Spent most of the time visitt the gen- eral’s oid neighbor's in Deckertown, N. J., and in looking after tue affairs of the Kilpatrick home. stead and farm near the town, which is theirs by inheritance. They are now Visiti triends in Paterson, and from there Mra. and Miss Julla Kil- | patrick Will goto Washington tospend the winter, | while Miss Laura will pursue her course of educa; tion at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, at Man- hattanville, New York city. ——— i A Demented Mother. | SHE COMMITS SUICIDE IX FRONT OF 4 MIRROR IN OMDER TO GET AIM. A Suicide of unusual horror was committed at Odin, HL, yesterday morning. Mrs. George W. Phiiltps gathered about her her two youngest cbtidren, aged three and five years, and, taking a pistol from a bureau @rawer, took a position in front of a mirror, placed the pistol against her throat and fired. The ball passed through her neck, inflicting @ severe wound, et out, imbedded itself in the ceiling. Tue frightened by the te deed of their mother, fed from the house, ‘Their cries and the report of ‘the pistol attracted the attention of Beighbore, who, upon approacuing the heard a shot, and entering were horrit to see the life- less form of Mra Philips in a pool of blood and Drains. She had placed the pistol to her forene the gaping wound showing the terrible effect the fast No cause Las yet been assigned for the deed. Her husband and son, a young man of twenty-two, left home early im’ thie morning to work in the timber five miles north of Odin, and when they left her she was in her usual good health. cece a A Jake Sharp Runx AN ATTEMPT TO BE MADE TO QUASH THE INDICT- MENT. A New York special, December 5, says: District Attorney Martine heard today a report that Sharp's lawyers were going to take advantage of the recent Court of Appeels decision, that the ad- mission in Sharp's trial of testimony before the Senate investigating committee was improper, Lo move that the present indictment avainst ulm be quashed, the motion to be made, according to the Tumor, Whenever Sharp's case in called for a new trial. "Neither Mr. Maruine nor Mr. Nicoll cared to discuss the question to-day. When Mr. Sharp was Hest put on Uial the lawyers moved before Judge | Van Brunt to have the indictment against him dismissed on the grou-d that the testimony to the senate committee had been improperiy Intro- duced before the grand jury and formed the basis of the indictment, but at the ume Judge Van Brunt dented tue motion, saying that futroducing such testimony before a grand Jury and introduc ing it in court on a trial were two different things, Bourke Cockran, one of Mr. Sharp’s 1. wyers, is in Washington, and Mr. Albert Stickney, his ouner lawyer, Won't talk to‘ reporter about the case at ail” Mr. Nicoll intimated to-day that he might take part in the argument in the quashing of the indictment if such a motion was made. coe = She Pokeda MRS, GILLIGAN'S ACT BI AND MARRIAGE. Mra Christine Gilligan, of North Bridgeport, Conn., who on the night of the great fire at Bar- num’s winter quarters went out in her night dress to her barn and poked the ribs of an escaped lion that was making a midnight meal of her cow and calf, has received an offer of §60 a week to travel with the Barnum & Bailey show next season. She 1s a poor Woman and will probably accept the fer. Mrs. Gilligan as other offers, one of Walco is to become the Wife of a ranch owner in Col- orado. side ae Steel Guns for the Government. A. CANNON TWENTY-TWO FEET LONG, REQUIRING RIGHT TONS OF STEEL, BEING BUILT. A telegram from Pitisourg, December 2, says: ‘The United States Government gun contract, which was awarded the Pittsburg Steel Casting Company, arrived to-day at the works. It was ace companied by a wooden model of the gun, which 4s.to be cast whole, and not built up, as has here- tofore been the custom in the manufacture of the Ginch guns and upward. | ‘The gun, wien cast’ | will be 198 inches long anid 223 inches In diameter at the breech. It will first be rough bored and tien rifled, The breach-loading apparatus will be putou at Washington. The stee\ for the casting is now being made, and of bis It will take elght jons in the rough.” The whole casting wil be feet long. “This is considerable of an experiment, but the firm ts confdent tat it can accomplish it. A nuuber of improvements, cost Ing several thousand dollars, are now’ being made in order to accompitsa the casting. ‘This Will hardiy be done belure the middie of Jun- uary, and Ube specifications give unul the 15th of Marea. It ie ansersiood that should the gun Possess the tensile strength required the Gov. ernment will immediately make a continuous con- Uract for their production. Wastrax Faeicut Rares.—A Chicago dispatch says: A Dig pressure Is being brought to Dear upon Receiver McNuita, of the Wabasu, to induce bim to advance the freight rates on lils road between Decatur, ML, and the Mississippi River.. He is in- formed that'he holds the key to the situation, and that If he persists he will force the lines ail'over the West to reduce thetr tariffs, eaustog a loss 10 revenue variously estlmaved at from $15,000,000 10 $20,000,000. ‘The recelver has not yet yielded, aud intimated that he will not. But the genera: opin- toa is Laat he will before the date tixed for the Lew Lariffs to go Into elect, December 20. = coe Arrevrt To Ki 4 PoLiceman wiTu a Bown. — Wale Jno. Feeay, a policeman at Union Hil J., Was in a saloon at that place Sunday a bomb Was thrown Inio the room aod exploded under a tabie at which Feeny had been sitting a moment before. The table was thrown into the air and Lwo Windows of the saloon were shattered. Search ‘was made outside the building but the tnrower of Uhe missile could not be found. Feeny is the officer Who interfered with the amarehist meeting some | Sundays ago and arrested Tuben, one of the an- arebists. = toe A PRESENT POR Mn. PyYwz.—The nationalist electors of West Wateriord held a demonstration yosierday, and presented 200 guineas to Mr. Pyne, their representative in paruiatnent, “Mr: Pyne in & Speech thanking the electors, gave notice to the police that he would remain out three days Mr. Gilhooley, member of parilatnent for Cork, has not been arrested, as Was reported a few days agu. He Visited Mr. Pyne yesterday. — oe CoxDITION OF THE BRITISH Workixe CLasses— Lord Herschell presided at_ the conference held in London yesterday vo consider the condition Working classes. Mr. Compton, M. P., Cardinal ‘Manning and severai iabor members of parliament and others Inverested in the subject were preset. Resolutions were calling upon tue govern- ment to undertake local-relief works and to take measures to assist emigration and prevent unmi- gration. SS Sas Deatu Prom Hypxornosia.—The wife of Alder- man Langhran, of Hot Springs Ark. died sunday hight of Lydrophobla. Some time ago Uwo of her children were attucked by a bulidog, apd in rescu- ng them she was badiy bitten. ‘The wounds were cauterized 4 madstone applied, but these rem- edies had no effect. ies soe i MisRR ROBBED OF $¥2,000.—A Bangor, Me., Commercial says that Bennett, ‘a wealthy abd miserly tarmer, resides at Newport, ‘and with him lives a granddaughter and her hus: band. Mr. Bennett 1s eighiy years old, and ts re- puted to be Worth some $73,000, and, Raving dis {rust of savings banks, uas always kept a la amount of money in the house. Sunday night Jaugter’s Busband Was roused by the of pistol, and, hasiily dressing, got out of the win- dow and bastened to the resiieace of Mr. Bennett's son, half aimile awy, Arousing young Bennett, they revurned to the louse, where they found tne elder Bennett lying ina pool of blood. Bennett Was restored Lo Consciousness, when It Was learned that the robbers had beaten him, and bad with $2,000 tu bills and goid. : coe “ Datu or 4 “Watkine Woxper.”—Jobn Owen Sayder, better knoWa as the “walking wonder,” died yesterday at his home, at Mul Grove, Blac ford County, Ind. For nearly three years previous to his deuth'Sayder was itupelied, as he said, by some mysterious force Lo Walk constantiypand He took ‘nis meals while continuing his crase.ess tramp. He slept but ittle, generally in a cuair, but the minute he awoke Le starved to Walking. A Huxvrep Tuovsaxp UvewrLoven is New Youx.—The New York Duily News says: “It is es mated that there are 50,000 skliled workers of both sexes out of employinent in this city and With the army of common laborers and. inen Who do all sorts of odd jobs 1t ts believed that the total Dumber Of persons who are wiling to work, but ial to the cannot obtain employment, ts 1 ” Hin employment, 18 100,000, HE Too $6,000 oF Mis Exrioven’s Moxgy.— Charles Walker, the son of a prot ent poysician of Clacinnati, has absconded wita about $6,000 of is employer's money. | Young Walker was Dook- for the Cinelagats Spring Company, at seh and Geet mreeen, ‘The books of the frm are miss- ing, and the exact amount of the deialcation is bot known. A Warrant was sworn out for Walker Yesterday on the charge of embezzlement. | Weax Cars axp Gowns.—At the monthly meet- ing of the Columbia College Lrustees in. Noe York yesterday it was resolved “that academic cos tumes be recotamended and adopted —— Coiumbia College in uhetr several fac- w stows in which it 15 T and e ruich It 1% Proper and desirable that the pa atc Scent Buorurzs Deowsey Walle SkATING.—The two tue sons of Joka while skating at Fair field, Conp., Saturday. the Which was very thi ‘Their cries were heard and | i il i i ‘i i A i f chloroform. The id not ‘Those Forged ! ettere. BOLD CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE CZAR AND BIEMARCE —THE CEARINA COGNIZANT OF THE ‘WIVES OF KOTED STATREMEN IMPLICATED. A telegram from Berlin Dec. 5, says: Russian ‘State Councillor Soldat ‘nkoff, who ts attached to the Russian foreign office, has been here for sev- eral Gays on a special mission connected with the forged documes ‘were sent to the czar. goune soldatenkort held us interview with Count burg, Who 1s involved in the case, 1s the widow of Count Scbletnitz, formerly haus ‘minister of the Prus-tan court. ‘When in she Was an active intr gnante against Prince Bismarck, and after her miurtlage ‘Count Wolkenstein-' img she maluiained relations with Prince | Bismarck’s cou Countess Perponeher, Prince Radaiwat and Countess: Prilwits the wile of tse emperor's grand chamberlain. She showed her correspondence to Baron Jomini, the czars ad- Viser, and to other anti-Teutons, a8 well as to the czariha, through whom the czar was influenced. Ie te reported that Prince Bismarck Will ask Eat ‘iam to alsmiss int Perponcher Count Priliwitz, Both nave visited Friedricharuhe and asserted their innocence in relation to their wine Austrian ernment, ft 1s expected, will re- call Count Wi in-Trostburg. Prince Can- tacuzene, first councilior of the Kussian embassy at Vienna, has w st. to make a 1 the int Fer Seria pt Ran Bulgaria. \koff, governor of Mos- Prince 3 cow, arrived there on Saturday from St. Peters- burg. A semi-official communication to-night an- nounces that Prince has sent a: y Dolgoroukot official to the office of every paper to absolutely forbid discussion of relations between Russia and Germany, even to the extent of mentioning the name of Prince Bismarck. go teen. Skirmishes With Oyster Pirates. ‘THR ILLEGAL DREDGRRS BOLDLY ATTACK THE ARMED ‘VESSELS OF THE POLICE. A spectal to the Bultimore American from Ches- tertown, December 5, says: Captain George, the newly appointed commander of the Chester River oyster police boat Mary Compton, has had two fights with the dredgers since receiving his com- mission two weeks ago. Last Sunday night week he entered Chester River, where there Was a qi vessel ahe id of him and oue behind him, The ves- sel ahead dropped back behind off buoy rock bar. Captrin George spied several dredgers at work on the bar, and made for them, Immediately the two Doats following the yo.ice boat opered fire upon her, The Mary Compton only had two men to re- turn the fire, Which they did with four breacb- loading riftes.’ The small cannon could not be used on account of Lack of force, consequently Captain George was compelled to withdraw and leave the dredgers at work. ‘The Compton has quite a num- ber of bullets buried in her hull, Last ‘Thursday night she had another engagement in Chester River, and had to retreat a second time on ac- count of the great ouds against her ‘The tonginen at Kock Hall have an etght-pound cannon pianted at Swan Bar Point. Sunday afver- noon, while none of the oystermen were about, two dredging vessels neared shore and layed t and sent sinall boat ashore with men captured the cannon. The oystermen are consid- erably exerc about the manner in which ube dredgers are allowed to work the bara. _ da nnabondh ComrLaint OF THE DYNaMrTERs’ Couxser.—Dur- ing the hearing of Cailan and Harkins, the alleged dynamivers, in London yesterday, Lawyer O'Brie! Who has underiaken the defense of the accu: men, complained to Justice Ingham that he had been unable to hold private intercourse with his clients, as permitted by law, owing to the obsta- cles interposed by the a! among which was thelr insistence upon t it Of and necessity for having a constable or Jail oficial present, or, at least, sO near that no conference couid be held privately. The magistrate promised that tne caus of ‘complaint should be removed. The ex- traordinary police precautions which were put in force when Callan and Harkins Was arrested still fon ‘The hearing wus lurther postponed for aw cinsacngiii. A Daxagrovs Boy.—Chas. Bailey, a thirteen. year-old orphan, Who Was sent by the managers of the Home ‘for ‘Little Wanderers in Boston, by Which institution he had been shelterud for some time previous, to the facin of Henry Brown, in Chesterfeld, Me., bas been returned by Mr. Brown because of use malicious character of she lad, Mr. Brown’s residence and an adjoluing barn were burned, causing a loss of $5,000, and the boy con- fessed the crune. Pe Neaan MEE. He Mcnpexep THE GiRL.—A Brooklyn dispatch says: John Delaney has confessed having caused Uie death of Mary June Cox, a servant with whom he was intimate. ‘The girl was fount dead in her employer's house some tine ago, having taken * Kough on Rats.” Deianey was sospected but re. leased. Saturday night be went to Police Capiain Cainpbel and confessed having furnisbed ‘the polson Wo the girl when she besought him for medi- Cine to relieve her condi:iou. lie knew it would kill her, Remorse led to the confession, He was locked up. ‘THE Happock MUxpER Triai.—The evidence in the Arensdorf case at Sioux City, Iowa, 18 now all in. “Phe defense rested in sur-rebutial yesterday, a jew Witnesses being introduced fro; Monticello, Who testified faveraviy to the character of Mrs. Potter, witness for the defense. Hubbard opened the argument for the State, foliowed by Argo and Erwin ior the defense, O'COnuell will close for the State: The ease will go to the Jury about Satur- — 00 TAREATENED BY THREE ENEMIES.—The Abysain- fans are uctively scouring the country around Massowab Watching the movements of the Ital- juus. The King of Abyssinia is now threated by three enetmes—King Menelek of Sbow, the Der- fisues, ‘concentrated near Gabbalat, and the lallans, soe A JOURNEYMEN BARBRKS’ CONVENTION, —The first, national convention of the Journeyines Barbers of tue Uuited States and Canada, lor the purpose of organizing a unton, asseinbled in Buffalo yester- day. Edward Finkleston, presiuent of the Barbers’ Union, made a brief address, setting forth the ob- Jects cr tue conveation and ithe benefits resuiting irom the present organ.zations of Journeymen bar bers. Mr. Finkiestou detalled the grievances of tue journeyman barber and submitved @ number of remedial measures. soe. ANARCHY CONDEMNED BY A COLORED KNIGHT.— Ala mass-meeUing In indianapolis Sunday might Of the Knights of Labor, Pullip Rappaport, a ieader Of the sochutintic element, made avery incendiary speech, concluding with tue sentiment that 1f la- Doring’ men wanted their rights they must Might Jor tem, even if It produced revalution, He was answered by @ colored kalyut and democrat, John Mahoney, Who denounced the senunent’ amid Many deincnstrations of approval. = vee Pxosrect oF 4 Dur. BeTwken NewsParer MEx.— A telegram from New York last night says: It is reported that a duel is iikely to be rougit Detween ‘two Weli-knoWn newspaper men Of this city, Her- mann Alexander, of tug New Yorker Zeitung, and Alexander Neumann, of the Staats Zeitung. ‘There has been Ill-feeling besween the Lwo for some time, ‘Dut Ube immediate cause of the encounter oe hey aed he . Neumann to 4 lady at a reception Saturday night, to which Mr. Alexander Wok excepuon. . 7. CuaLLENGE TO BILLIARD PLAYERS — Richard Roche, tue backer of “Jake” Schaefer, has issued & Challenge to mateh “Jake” Schaeter'to play any Dilliardist in the Worid for from $5.0 up to any amount, Lue acceptor to have Lhe choice of game. If the mateh 18 played at any great distance trom St. Louis, the stakes must be $1,000 aside. He says: “If Slosson is really In earnest in wisiit a game with Senaefer, let nim cover the $250 fori which you will find incioved.” ‘Tse PasTom AND THE YouNG Lapy.—The resig- nation of K. K. Manaton, ‘of the Washing- ton Street Methodist church, of Newburyport, Mass, was announced Sunday. some ¢ had been made against him reiative to a certain young lady of the congregation, wiich they both deny, but Mr. Manaton thought it advisable to re~ sign. poss iin THE PHILADELPHIA SUNDAY TLawaca very lange ‘sort delegation of men prominent in” business, and religious circles of Philadelphia, called upon Mayor Fiver yesterday and presented him with a Duinerously signed address commending bim tor the efforts he Is making to enforce the Sunday liquor laws, and tendering the t and ce their signatures to the address, The mayor teelil ited tne. ‘kind ex- ull EEEE i i i i é E E i F if i New York Letter to the Chicago Tribune, Anew John Jacob Astor is about to make his debut. He is to appear at an Astor ball before the end of the year. He ts the John Jacob when his father shufes off, the new John Jacob 1s not led as the hope of the family. His people got through anticipating great things for him he wasa , and now that he hasat- tained to man’s estate it is sald that the loftiest ambition that they have him is that he will continue to do except some day to mary whose of character ing feature, that it is. very larger but vel Ite shape ts ‘not ve ofthe strength that 4s said to go with big nasal organs. It Is rasher snubby ronounced, at the same time Ugly. "His whole bearing is negative, and wissate Soany (ast aishough Re may never anything to honor the name Astor, he will never do any- Bavaicage te aoperctetnee” nanan tank itt jon that buy, and his road to learning bas been made as royal as pousible. He wasearly sent ik aed apc h abate tee gh 5 a3] mat s Sistas Retard = mecenhs tee bos ago. wi ve through Harvard declare that it would take a very, Very dull man to fail of obtaining the ordi- nar jpeccemmreete penta pnd hop- oral ention, require ability hard work, but the ‘aucohakin "neods culy faithfulness: to the genera orders of the institution to capture. Nevertheless, young John Jacob has the au- ina Harvard iplomay and, Getter yee, be hes ‘a Harvard diploma, tier \e Teal estate in fact and in Erbe ts an aly son, and heir prospective to half the entire Astor estate. He wiil this winter's center of interest in society, and ail the girls will delight to hover around his presence, He has no conversa- Uonal powers, but does not commit himself to Tauk absurdil for he can say in @ convenuonal way that it 1s as evening or pasty weather, you know, and can swing his feet thi the mazes of a waltz or german ina moderately ele- gant style, But, better than brilliant rhetoric and lanciug, he bas money, barrels and barrels of it, and lots more where that came from. ‘The glitter of his gold is unalloyed, and the taste of his tailor is recognized and unexceptionabie, A Sommambulist Who Jumps. STRANGE WANDEKINGS OF A WILKESBARRE WOMAN IN HBR SLEEP. A Philadelphia Press special from Wilkesbarre Says a most remarkable case of somnamullam ex- ists im that city, Mra, Rebecca Eldridge, a re- Spected widow, residing on North Main street, has, during the past week or two, had some mar- velous adventures, She has fora long time been ad.icted to sleep-walking, and to guard against accidents her daughter siépt_ with her. On Mon- day Just the daughter went to Visit trlends in Car. bondale, ana on Tuesday morning about 8 o'clock one of her boarders, Hugh A. Stewart, a composi- tor on the Newsdealer, Wats astonished on enter- ing the house after his migat’s work to see Mrs. Eudridge descending the stairs in her night dress ‘Sho seemed wide-awake. Her eyes were open and ‘sue Walked WitD periect steadiness, She took no notice of Stewart, DUC wus golng oUt of the house when he stopped her and asked her where she was golng. She said she was going to church and imust burry OF sue Would be lute. “She spose es- Atuiingly and like @ child. stewart aruused the family and sho was put to bed. On awakening she had no recollection of the occurrence. On Wednesday morning when Steward came home he found that she had chimed through the trap-door ou the roof of the house. und then Juuiped across an intervening space of 4 feet to the TOOL Of the Louse adjoining. "He found her were with nothing on but ner nightdress, and the ther- mometer av 12 degress below freezing. She had two bundies of dress goods under her arin and sald she was gojng Lo the drecsmaker’s. ‘Tht morning Stewart got Lome about 2:30 and found she bad oue oUt Of the house. “Mer friends were aroused, the police were nouined and a search tnstituved, 1¢ Was 4:30 before she was found wandering in te neighborhood Of the Holienbeck Ceuetery, more than a mile from her home. Sue had notning on but her a ghtaress, wulca was soaked with Water, though the nigit Was due, and solled with, mud andearth. Wuere she had been noone knows, but 14s believed Unat she had culibed the tence ‘into the cemetery and bad been wandering wround among the graves. on awakening she said she had dreained about climbing a tence, oor Supplementary Smiles. Editor Howeil, jr, of the Atlunta Constitution, Wears trousers Of “the vVinlage of 1872.—Mucon Telegraph. “Blessed are the plece-makers,” said the small boy when he dropped @ costly porcelain orna- ment.—Tezas Stings. It isa solemn hour with @ rose-lipped society bud when she begins to wonder vaguely how a mustache feels on the face.—Hinghamion Republi- can. Ob, a man may gain a deathiess renown, And ull fame that the world can giv BU if caught in a womau’s dry rowd Hie feels oo mean to live.— Yankee Biade. “Pass me the butter, Charles,” she said. She had been @ widow, sné hud married again, and they, too, Lad gone to Washingwn to begin the honeymoon, “My name 13 George,” he said, coldly and with discriminating emphasis, “1 kouw it, George,” she replied; “you must ex. use me. Iwas misied. 10 s the saine butver.”— ———_+e-___ ‘Tur New FReNcu Govexnuent.—The prefects of all the French departments report that an excel- Jent impression has been produced by tue election of M. Sudi-Carnot, ‘The Parisevening papers pubs lish @ number of ministerial combinations, but none are definite. It 1s not probable that a cabinet will be formed before ‘Thursday, Gen. Boulanger has sent a telegram to M. Sadi-Carnot, congratu- lating his former colleague in the ministry upon his being raised to the honor of president, ‘The Chambers, on ass-mbiing today, Will again ad- Journ Lo await Lue formation of a cabinet. 719 = Hounsx Goons. GRAND OPENING OF 719 HOLIDAY Goops AT DAVIS", 719 MARKET SPACE. On Wednesday, December 7, we will place ‘upon our counters an elegent sud complete ‘assortment of all kinds of Fancy Goods suitable for Holiday presents, It would be useless to attempt to enumerate the areat variety of articles we have to offer you. All new and attractive, and at prices as low as the lowest. ‘We have presents for Ladies, presents for gea- tlemen, presents for children, presents for ser- vanta, ' Costly presents, presenta at medium prices ands variety of protty little articles at 5, 10 and 25¢, each. Tn addition to our line of beautiful and useful fancy goods, we are offering great barwains in our regular lines. One lot of fine linen colored Border Embroidered Handkerchiefs at 260. that ‘eannot be equaled at the price. le Embroidered Handkerchiefs from 12c, to $10. Elegant real duchess Lace Handkerchfefs, —* Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers in endless variety, , Japanese Hemstitched Silk Handkerchiots at 50c., sold generally at 69c, ggll Handkorchiets for children st 12%, and A beautiful Initial Handkerchief at 25c. Fans, Gloves, Umbrellas, Table Linens, Lace Fichus aud Scarfs, Ladies’ Muffs, Jewelry and other useful articles at attzsctive prices. It will pay you to examine our stock. BG. DAVIS, . 43 «819 MARKET SPACE, cor. Sth st. 950, TRISGE hapa 514 OTH ST. ¥. W, GE FOR SCAMPS, Reauced to 230, Gc. 54-INCH FELT TABLE SCABFS, Stamped; Reduced to 45c. 15c. STAMPED LINEN TRAY COVER, Reduced to ‘1 Line of Handsomely-trimmed ‘Silk Beaver Hats, in styles shapes; trim- Minge qocd being’ velvey fancy feathers ribose, wings, &c. Bold tor o4.580- CHOICE #2.08. ‘This is an unusual chance; be sure to examine them. ‘ UNTRIMMED HATS. ‘1 Table of Untrimmed Best Frenc! YOUR CHOICE OF THESE 750. t ‘7TH, STH AND D STS. E TRIMMINGS (SNOW, TIN- Gilt and sil otions), Scrap French Trang er Japanese Mats for Satchete Rapkinn, Bereche, Seralie YotPourrt Perfume, cS. SAY GOULD, gated $51 yp i88 LOTTIE DAViS, Shampooer and Hair Dresser, for rly with Mrs. C. , is located at 703 15th st, over Thompeoi's Drug Store. ‘aes Mu M. J. Praxo, 1300 F at. n.w. (Mra, Hunt's) Hes returned trom New York with the latest FINE FRENCH HALE GOODS.” mens ALSO— Sees Saitve 9 SHELL ameEs, soa purs Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingled. \RENCH STYLE DRESSES AND WRAPS, eR, warm _ 152m" 830 Ns Howard st., Baltimore: Ma. V. KANE. 507 11TH ST, N.W,. HAS REMOVI so fojdtsa Lit tp. Cotesia unde’ to onion oR fect At eusrantesd. Also s full line of Shouider races, RetOrin Waiota, French Corsets and Buston RS. E. McCAFFERTY, 1000 G ST. NW. HAS M thie fatontstylen of Burnes and Hat Frames: aes leaching and Pressing done. She. is the only whole- sale and retail manufacturer this side of Baltimore. FAL GARMENTS ALTERED, REDYED, AND Iined. fur repairing. at Ais’ CUNNINGHASSS, 10 Sth at. £.w. bet Rand O- 019-3m_" "Miss M. CUNNINGHAM, Modiste. NTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING FSTAB- SHMENT AND DYE WORKS. 006 G ot. nw. Dyed without, being rippocs Ladies Evening Dyosses site 2 Evening . ty. Thirty-ave years’ experieuce Prices Tnoterate, “Goods called foF aud aaliveres eit Frpora Dress Sierps ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Manufactured by A. H. Bri O4-co3mn" iukmaun & Co., Baltimore, ue. ork of every. desc! ‘ANION AND CAROLINE LERCH, Formerly with A. Fischer and Mason Yriese, 010-MS earla LL-WOOL GARMENTS MADE UP O8 RIPPED dyed «good mourning black. ‘A. FISCHER, 14 ihe ‘906 @ stm. w. M88 ANNIE, HUMPHREY, 430 10tu ST, N.w~ Makes Corsets to order in every style and mate- Tial, aud guarantees perfect fit and comfort. it SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear and finest Imported Hosiery Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress Heform Goods, ‘French Corsets and Bustles. Children's Corsets and a #1 Corset (Mise H's own make) that for the price fs insurp rench, German, and Spaui mri __HOUSEFURNISHINGS. J B. Lerneox & Bro. «Formerly with P. Hanson Hiss & Ca.) WALL PAPERS. ‘We have just received a inro consignment of new ‘oe yaticrnar We are solliig all 1c white Back pers (8 yarus Long) for 106. per piece. it Papers trom fe, to 30. nibossed Gilt frvin Soc. to 45. ‘All work guaranteed first-clasa Fresco Painting rit ane Tinting ¢ TEPRBUX & BRO, 508 7th th atreet care yas tbo dove. In selecting a Heating Stove it wil! he to your inter- est to inspect our immense assortinent, embricins all styles and the latest designs, which we are offering st low prices. Keeping only first-class mechanics, weare prepared to do ail kinds of repairing in (ue best wan- er, especiady aativuesaud Purusces, Acai respect udly’ monacanod, W. &. JENKS & CO., an 717 Tibet, Faxcy Taste Burren Established in 1830, GEO. M. OYSTER & CO. Our Specialties in Fancy Print Butter: THE “DARINGTON,” THE “St RPLESS.” “Cow” brand, ‘THE “SHARPLESS,” Wheat sheaf, ‘HE “FOUK-LEAF CLOVER.” patented, THE “THREE-LEAF” CLOVER 5and8 1. boxes of Fancy Table Creamery Butter Packed specially for fumily use. Fall Cream New York Cheese. Fresh Eggs from near by counties received daily. Office: MARBLE BUILDING, Pa ave. and9th st. n.w. Retail Departments—N. near Tih st hon 490, 401, 4 $t., CenterMarket; No. 1:25 Northern Liber: Park Market, cor. 12th st. and Massachpsetts ave. ‘Wholesale Department, 900 and 902 Pa. ave. n.w., ‘Where we receive daily lange shapments of ELGIN, NEW YORK, AND PENNA. CREAMERY, NEW YORK, PENNA. AND WESTERN DAIRY BUTTER. KEW YORK STATE CHEESE. FRESH COUNTRY RAGS. Tetepnon cay} Hae 3713, n19-1m Lisie Courasys Exrnact Or Bie peciarneem mars 8,000,000 Jara. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF An in- aluable tonic, “] ands fc hich Datlons should feel prateful™Soe' "Medical Brose Lancet,” &, Genait witl ‘simile of Baron satureia Tilus ink schows the Label The title Liet ly used yanection with Barun Vicbie, We vabile tre inforsaod thatthe Licbur Cer alone ‘can’ dior the article with Baron Licbig's tusrantes of renuinencss, LIEBIG COMPANY'S TRI EEF. Tobe Tia of al tore kogpen, Groscre sua G Sole rs, Grovere and Cheinists, Yor the Uaited bate Cwbclasnie gals C. SSvia" & dos Y Feuchurca Auasae ED 3 LASKA Seat Sxm AND ENGLISH SEAL PLUSH ‘WRAPS, BACQUES, PALETOTS, JACKETS, MUFFS, BOAS AND CAPES IN BEAR, LYNX, BLACK MABTIN, BEAVER, OTTEB AND OTHER FURS FUR TRIMMINGS, HALL AND PARLOR MATS, CARRIAGE ROBES, COACHMEN’S CAPES AND GLOVES. FRESH STOCK JUST OPENED. LOWEST PRICES. BB. STINEMETZ& SOX, a ‘1237 Pennsylvania Avenue. GEATEFUL—COMFORTING. arp cocoa BREAKFAST. Se, ton rf Beg Tn hg ema CO. JAMES EPP & C0. Homeopathic Chemists, elon " EDUCATIONAL. JREMovEen 07 NTH UNTILJONE 1. R coMME ¥, eeaee QHORTHAN ‘ATE LESSONS. Ti oaray ta ea, Picasa ANTED_A Gi MAN WISHES To < isSnone in Greek. Lating Eneiiah branches German conversat fetimoniai Box No. & Stee bbe ‘Star GIGNOR Fan: ANGptar eae THE NEW TEALIAN METHGD oF SINGING, VOICE CUL Re PACCONPANI MENT iniproved in ‘Italian Masters. At home for applicatic daily, from 5:80 to? p.m, 1017 Eth st ew. dI-Oe _as.re ‘Address Box 31, Star office. ‘HILDREN FROM FOUR TO - VE YEARS CURE EO IIR? AS Wael i5th'et. nw. Wellow benlice pase thedoor’ "d3-ot M™ SC DAVIS, ‘Teacher of Piano and Harmony, a3-co2w* ‘Slo bath ata HE RITTENHOUSE, ACAD ave. The number is timfted, and un the personal care aud instruction of the prinet Sopware provared far buginees, for profensoal study. for college, and for the Naval of Military { ‘The principal could refer to ‘patrons and of past but ill only mention as mong the re om, Ballas ce ee i Smithy Senator Blair, oo wn rs ING: |ERVATORY OF MUSIC, ' Neseeete Gee bon eee es Ravantages: 0. B-BULLAKD, Director. a3-inr A NE [RING TO SECURE A THO! is AS Ea cet anes ene su nw. Prot. H. LARROQUE, A. M. of Sorbonne, Parte. Peer st PRS. A CROWN, TEACHER OF CABINET OR Mian ‘sod voice ‘calture, Barmony abd: thorcurh bass, $26 1th sew ari AND? axp y ANS EINDERGAR: MES MANNS Brwkny Scuoor, KINDERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING CLASS. 1018 Sunderland Placesouth of Dupont Circle. 41-3m1 NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY SLE ie es sane ase fnothers, Wes 9:30-4:30, at 101? Toth at, use: ISSE: RE'S_ LONG - ESTABLISHED BE MACHOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITILE GIKLS, Refers by permiasign to: ere : Rev. BL, Chapelle, D.b., Rev. Wane A. Bartlett, D. b rien loca of itis & Got: We shh vim. 8. Thompson, Mr. Le B.C Colilere, 228-1 QIGNOR A. A IANNOTTA. MASTER OF THE OLD i isn Set of sand can be interviewed at 1017 20 receive pupils, and can ce {th atm pween 10 a 1m. abd 12m. abd 2t0 4p, uh. ‘Be2-Am HEART STUDENTW LEAGUE. Classes 1% Life, J ortrait, Stil-Life, Water-Color,and Anape ft its Studion, 1113 PenusyIvapia ave.” Instructore: Somats A. G-HEATON and DELANCY GILL Misses AMS and. RK. Terms, per mouth: Life ort ‘Portrait, €0.00;, Water-Color or Antique, 3.00 ai ua ry LOCUTION.” ‘The SHAFTESBU OD is the finest in the orld, It teaches NATURALNESS. DIPLOMAS AND TEACHEKS' CERTIFICATES ISSULD. Lessons ia Class or Privately. Thirty-two page c References: Hon, A-H. Garland, Att 3,¥, Newman, Prof, Ales. Melvilig Bell < Of others. MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUIION AND ORATORY, 313 6th st. m. w., balf a block east of City P.O. n19-3m A" 2iN 5 comMERCTAL conteGe. 313 Oth st.n.w... pear City Post-Oftice. The Highest Standard Business Collegoin Americg, ‘Theory, Practical and Banking Departwents, Day Evening Sessions Writs , Graminar, Khe Arithmede, Alvelyra,” Thi tive Catalgrucs t200 on ‘application at first toor, from 9am. to 9 FRA C.K. URNER, ©. E., A.M. (0 LESSONS. TANO LESTSS CLARA HARRISON, Pupil of Win. Mason, N. ¥.. * 8 Graut Place, bet. 9th, 10th, G and H sta, JRlocuTION Lessons, i E Suis EMILY E, FRECH, _Lessons given at pupil’ hones if desired. n8-1m* JUSS, HOSA BAND. TEACH OF ELOcUTION and vo re! prepares indies and yentlemen for the dramatic stage. "Particular attention is eiven to coaching aunateugs for private theatricals platform and homecirelg. "Miss Rand can be seen ou Fridays and Saturdays, at 1338 H st. nw ‘os me GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Con 7TH Sand D sts. nw, Entrance on D st.—established 22 years, Thoronighly equiped. “You wen and women {rained tor Vusiness oF official positions. ‘1 bree cou Practical Business: “Stenoeraphy. ‘Type Graphophone; Haid Writing. Students my Year scholarship. quarteriy or mouthiy in- rates.” Graduates always in demand. ‘ius culars free at College HC SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. OL RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRAD'S OF STUDY: ro adults coudoutal: prepares foF college ABS polis West Point all exathinations sche iV¥ INSIITUE, « w cor. Sthand Kata. nw. "Tur sentzrz scuoot oF LANGUAGES, WASHINGTON, 723 14TH ST. N. W., Spaulati Se. Conversational knowledwe in ONE. or TWO TEMS. $20 nama lassen, slay private iomoua, ighest references. ‘Terms best bow. WASHINGTON, SCHOOL OF ELOGUT HART. Principal, Vaice Culture, Hlocuti Orxtory. elective, Ebelshy Speen G CURED.—REFERENCE TO KEST- 3S dents of Washington and others who have been per- Mhaheutis cured. Scenic methods. Mrs. M.STE- VENS HART, Principal Washinton School of tion. ne. 20 thera Terma 89 pertnouth, three los: petent teachers, Terms $3 pertuouth, three les. acne week, Sperial classes for Children on Saturday 8181.50 per mouth. Studio 821 11th stu.w. o3-din* JJQRENCH LESSONS, PRIVATE OR IN CLASSES. cr residence aud at pupils’ ber . Bune fon aid thorough instruction, O10 1L6Uh sti w. 14am qT VERNON SEMINARY, Moo SET Te Mt st ana 1230 11th st jon, Laws of ‘aud 'College Preparatory. French Evglish Board id ‘School for wn, ule Ladies wud Eittle Girls. *, Intermediate and Pri: Departments. — a ata heer gE with steam hecting and best modern lanprovements, Teady for occupancy this fal. ‘Thirteenth year bexims OCTOBER For circulars apply to Principal, 4m ans. | Prone ‘and ‘School for 4 cung Ladiesand Little Girly ‘eat borin September 3, 1887. Primary. In ‘story, corps of Ras teachers: Tnciutes inserustica, fe Class Singing. A emplo} sa ie bree iPiln in distant parts of the city. Yor cir- tla ten the peanctpal Miss ANNK ELLIS: a14-Sun RAILROADS. IED MONT AIR LINE. ‘Sundays, Bais" except Sunday, for Penis Secs RED an. a ANOS. « bins NERS SET Ee peak nino eed = ‘and cog < ise wonder P %S RENTED, TUNMD, REPAIRED, BE ‘Oreuns for Pent tuned sud Cs SAKDERS & STA a33m mse TAP, ]QALTIMORE AND OHIO KAILA ORMER PIAN RIV ALTIMORE AND OHIO KAILROAD. ae ore ‘AtERD rok SCREDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20, 1887, LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION, CO! ‘OF NEW JERSEY AVE ‘i teEER. oon end Northwest, Exp. daily } om. = For'Pitiaburg and Cleveland, Exp. daily 10:55 am, 8:40pm. For Lexington and Local Stations. + 40 a.m, mente can verte ioe Seute of rented ted M bod 10e Muse Fepresented. Neud. f WSS haces Oo. HER (08 AND ORGANS OF THE MOST ANS OF Ti Re the most Mberal terms, in 1g 235 pum. and'3.35 pm dally: Exprese 20 | aha bagels ets, Sateen ‘Covers Ysiweon Maltinore ana Pui | "ols agents tur the eriebratnd “upc ar a beclute Durability. Agente ‘the Inakers of this county) an the Pelosbet Prams sold on instalments, rented. and and Balti. 3,00, 640, me 12 10 230.045 1:30 p.m. dm Stindays, 8:30! am, 1°30,'330, 45 and 1130 pa é lian, Branch, $6.25 am, jor Uriucipal siatious sm. fou Sunday stope at ali sBAyotermedtiate pointe 19:30 a m., 12:30, 11:20 paw. pibep bead ahd intermediate stations, t7-00 p.m, ‘Church trains leave Wi om Sunday ovly at B20 re. etopning at Mal stSdione ou Mowogolian For FREDERICK, 18:40 am, 12:30 pm, 15:30, m, Sundays 1:10 p.m. For HAGERSTOWN, $8.40 a.m. and 15:30 p.m. ‘Trains arrive from’ Chi daily, 6 20 am, ana | JP 5:45 p.m.: froin Ciuclupati and St fouis. daily. 6-20 | AE and 2:25 p.m; from Pitteburg, daily, 7:30 am, | Stock and'545 p.m. From Philadel ia, Chester and Wilmit 1 1.7 10 and DAO pa daly ued FSO a Sinwerly and intermediate poluts north of Bal- 10-00 a'm.-datly. Baggage called for and checked st hotels and rest. dences on orders left at Ticket Office, 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue, ePianoe Tuned ~piz-lm CAK ESHY eG = NW, * ‘Ss GRAND S¢ STEP WAY & Goxs GRAND SQUARE AND OR pioreceaiotictareta sab neta jatcutae Cyrieute Prapos, which: are for cur We at the lowest rater ALEET & DAVIS Oo. ae | mente UNTIL YOU SEE THE FMERSON PIANO. A thoroughly firvt-clase tnetrument ete medium price, ‘Over 41,000 now ip use. W. M. CLEMENTS. Manacer, Second-hand Pianos and ‘prices trom 618 _B21 __C. K LORD, General Passeuger Agent_| , Serond-hand Pianos 1 - HE GREAT ‘Largest assortment of I PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE. TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST, mrs DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY. SIKEL KAlLs. IN EFFECT NOVEMBED 13, 1887. Trains leave Washington, from station, corner of 6th MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. | ~ ‘AMILY SUPPLIES, New Esouaxp con cel SaUsaGk. Western Exprena at 8.10 . Orders are now belng taken Cars Weahington to Chico ana st for Weakly Supplies of th's ‘Harrisbure. wit . wilde and Mi ‘comes in packages con- dally, fg" Pittsbu taining two pounds ee. SAL TIMOLE AR & ©. Sonoma : For Ere 1sz6 FST, ines Weskinaton to Hocheater, For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, st 9:50 rye ally exert 5 see me Sy 7:20, Peed, —a~y sunday, 0:00, tie: 183.003 | Fioom Froom mar sertor , except Sunday, every day. pm. street, avoiding ‘THE BEST FLOUR IX THE WORLDIQ 4 3 j BrigeTs e Py Pi * 5 For Antapolin 7/20 and 9. 6:00 jum. daily, except m., 4:10 p.m. ALEXANDRIA AND. Way, AND TON’ RAILROAD. For Alexandria, 6-00, 6-45, 8: 12:04 noon, he 25, 4:5 pd 1137 Bsn, Gu, Subday . ‘destipation frou hotels aud’ be 2} Srasasor. {mi4) ‘POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. aK Las Se Rees Se BON Steamers GEORGE LEABY and LADY OF THE ee iceesericemeies ee iON! AND DAY SCHOOL FoR BOYS —_— c Gader i years of we. STEAMER W.W. CORCORAN “few pupils taken im the tail. Yes hatha Tse Sa uooge nda ton ts, a UGIEN EC. COLLIERE, Ax 16 o'clock a. tm. “Returning. soneees ‘ashington, D.C., nw. near Arlington Hotel. | sbout 3:30 p.m ‘Opens October 3; closes June 1. 16 1.1L BLAKE, Captain, _ Ti! Sat PILOT BOY LEAVES 7TH: ST. WHARY JOHN» Pat igent sos a ‘A GRADUATE OF eae eae IN Washington, desires 1 nguire of Mi JKIVIS BUTLER, 4 F eb connd es EUR: leo pets cp ake OED ‘the Oidest ‘Expert Specialist in this city, ‘and will guarantee a all ceses, men and furnish oF, ‘dl-im* ee | os ‘ee eeiar ie eis =i avert. you ‘years’ ore CERES! Beware of imitations of the Name and Brand. endive ‘sure and eee to it that either sacks or barzele read “CERES* ‘And have the imprintot ‘TWO GOLD MEDALS Attached. None genuine without thetwo gold medaia, WwW. M Galt oo. ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Deaiera, Betiish, Danish sd Pronah, West Indie inanda a os. BARBAOOUTA. ‘Salling 17th Dec., 28th Jen., and thereafter. day oF at Bt Croiz, el. meme ys ee WOOD AND coal, J? 100 want rem BEST FUEL SOLD Lu the Distnet a4 Petr Prices, colon Sipe encely meee tation BS Eeee