Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1887, Page 4

J ~ DECEMBER 20, 1887-SIX PAGES. CITY A FROPOSED VEW D_DISTRICT. RAILHOADS. Provisions of the Bills Introduced in the Senate Yesterday. In the Senate yest a bill to ineorpe an KMiWway Co sox LL G. Hine, J. W. Curtis, J.T. Mitehell, J. W. Denver, G lerday, Mr. Saulsbury intro- orate the District of Columbta It names as incorporators Waters, C. E. Creecy, W. en B Tt M. Moyers, Thos J. hnessy, Jno. W. Childress, 6. and authorizes them uct, furnish, — main. continuous * railroad, ie track, With necessary ai uls, beginning at or near the n of Maryland aves Ist street; ng that avenne north Boundary thence along or near Colun Pad to the District lin most élicible route tobe approved by th nulssioners, an diery’ Home to the vic by the most eligible along the valley of R with ao branch from Creek to a_ point tw the — Potom Littie Fans. The cou in the city lmits by ther than that c Struct all necessary bridges, c fal stock shalt not shares, Within thirt the act the company i Rot to exceed five cen city Mmits n each passenger outstd Inside the city the t ‘eonter of the streets a1 approved manner, w &e. Teal estate, nd, Loget ‘The road and its branches shall be deen ng east and north of th nity of Brightwood; the route to Kock Creek: thence ck Creek to P street bridge, n some point along Kock near Tennallytown: thence in the nity of iapany may operate is cars means of any motive power ze of fare ust organize. A rat within the tS per pass ce be charged, and ten cents per We the etty Umits, racks must be laid in the nd avenues, and in the most Heh atest patterns of rails, er with the personal prop- erty of the company, shall be Mable to taxation. First-class cars shall be used. THR CABLE ELECTKIC RATLWAY. Mr. Riddleberger incorporate the Washington of the Railway Co. ‘as incorporators introduced a Dill to Cable Electric District, It _ names Messrs, = A. TT. Britton, C.J. Bell, Wm. W. Dudiey, A. Hi. Herr, Geo. E Lemon, EK. Johnson, M. M. Parker, J. L. Bi ali of the Disirict, and 1, O. G.’ Staples, H. 3. Cooke, farbour, and K. W. Jackson, authorizes them to lay down, @ single or double track railway, with necessary switches, turnouts and other mechanical devices, Recessary to operate the same Dy along the route defined, with the electric power rivilege of en- ypitor nds, under restrictions by the Architect of the Capitol. Toute takes in many portions of the city, Deginning at the coruerof G and 24th streets north west runt along 24th, K, Water, sath, Stoddard, High, Sth, R, Frederick, 34th, N (or Ast), Congress Or” Bisty. | to | Water street again; ater to K to 20th, to Gy aud thence’ to pl Aiso beginnihg at G track along @ to 17 avenue, 15th 14th street street. @ street, Massachusetts avenue, forth Capital street to"B northeast Jong 11th to M street southeast, lace of beginning: and 24th, witha double taking in_ Pennsylvania ‘New York avenue, 5 11th street, to 10th, to omgiA avenue, back to 11th, commencing at and 6th street ary northwest with d u along 6th to ‘, thence to Boundary, and along rthwest with a si ¥ nndary tO pi ay shall tracks, in tise the same Boundary with of beginning. th those of any other ines the Electric which double track Potomac River; to t commencing at the corner of 21st and Bound— jouble track along 21st to rthwest, to connect With the main line east Iso commencing at 21st and $ streets ingle track along § to 6th, When the lines lay. separate and — inde. inless thé street be too caso both lines tracks, but the kleetric Co, ust propel its ears over these ines with the same employs. within, within sage of the bill, ent 000,000. n Fallroad bills » In the House of the following resolutions, suggesting changes in The main line must be two years, and its four years” from the ‘The capital stock shall not were referred to the District —o—__ Proposed Changes i he House Rules. Representatives yesterday, te rules were presented, and referred to the committee on rules: By Mr. Buckalew (Pa.)—For the appointment of @ select committee on the election of President, Viee-President and rep By Mr. Gillenger, of that any committe of the House to report been in its possession presentatives in Congress. New Hampshire, providing ay be required by the voie pack any matter Which has for one month, BY Mr. Breckenridge(Ark.)—Providing that all ap- Propriations for snagying operations for the pay of "regularly other Subjects not be in a separate and harbor bill) and cost of other than employed oMcials and for otherwise provided shall vin (rom the | river requiring estimates for the snagging operations to ac- company the bil. w other than spagsing operations, of | which the cost of Completion 1s less than $50,000 may be VAL, waiie every othe shall exceed that amc & separate Dill, order to make such provided for in a separate ¥ work, the cost of which ount, must be embodied in and” it~ shall an apy provides for the completion of the work. The amendment also giv Tam the same privileges es the river and harbor in the matter of masts accorded the general appro- consideratie Desation bili, By. Mr. Brewer (Mich.)—Re $9 appomne the commie meeting of Cor iring the Speaker wes within two weuks of Mr. Grosvenor, of Ohio, offered a resolution call- ing On the Secretary of war fora statement of ‘tue plan and scope of the compilation of the oMfcial Sriraujcee toate records of the war of the bulsied frou that, fol. any change to be pal lowed, while the pubilcation wasin charge of the late "Lieut.-Col, Scott; and also for copies of afi orders and communications relating to permitting or refusing access to such portions: Of the war records as Have been selected for pu bif- cAtion, Referred, —— Potomac Boat Club Fair. COMMITTEES TO WAVE ‘CHARGE OF THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES. At a meeting of the lard’s Hote! last event Potomac Boat Club at Wil- ing the following committees Were appointed in connection with the club fair next spring: eDaurman: weil, BF. A. Robi w Harton, LQ. € Ste ray, Dr. Wirt, J. J. T. Sawyer, S. H. Wheele ir paper—Jo rts. Austin He > Dr M. ley. nents—Addt F. Helmuth, K Reynoud: ts—J. W. rb . in, nso goods—W. , C. D. Cropley, "A. K. Cralt mummittee on hall and onder—S. A. Dougherty, nson, J. 8. Dyer, F. 1. Corn: bby, H.C. Nuordsy, T. E. Gertel, W. He Selah, T. S. Cropley and J. kK. ingg—W. E. Lewis, chairman; W. B. Baldwin, Lamar, jr., W. T. Notton, ewart, Joan Wirt, St. Julian Hollister, J. S. Kollow, Gea. Warden, Hadley Doyle, editor James W. Walsh, Roberts, Austin Herr, . F. Finly, 8. AL Dougherty, F. sou, Fisher, Doxon, Hi. T. Geo. M. Jones, C.D. Penne. - Walsh, John King, E. M. Hendley, Prescott, Rer- P. 1, Prank Jones, Col. Joyce, Frank lee, James Vatterson, Col. Seldei *. Dr. G. is. Welch, 2 me coration—U. P. Schmidt, SA. ; Dr. W. Wirt, A. Zappone, H. ¢ KH spp, W.C. Baliey. H.W. Elmore, Harrison, J. "H. Horan, George J.” Job La bow, M. Maverick, 'W 3.7. Sprague, J.P. W Brace, Bor Derrick, inst G M. Oley, ‘oolten, J. H. Duvall, ). Doyle, Wm. Hunger: cod, W.'S. Parks, T. 0. ae Talking to the Teachers, DR MAYO'S ADDRESS 70 A GATHERING AT THR HIGH SCHOOL. Dr. Mayo, of Boston, il known among educa- tors and to the teaching fraternity of the coun- try, addressed a lange number of the public school teachers of the District in the hail of the High School yesterday atte introduced the speaker to have a speech read: ‘That he bad veen en, time during the day in signing his name ‘wherewith to pay the that in view of that Dr. Mayo spoke for more th: ‘that there are 500,000 Who “keep se Uative of their constit Rot “keep wehoolk” 7 body of people among the 90,000,000 1 be termed the educational Bow dotng « great deal of ¢ ‘and all the time prep. acting In the matter of education. T they expect of our teachers is that there laver Im the s skilled Branches of life, ‘The bew era, a new civilization, thi Thoon. Commissioner Webb , apologizing for his tallure ly for the occasion b¥ sayin, ved during alt of his ieioure to checks knew, he said, ‘would be pardoned: nan hour, sie said im the United States teachers, He fact he peopl ool.” and that he was the represen uents, the 60,00), here ts in this ¢ 0) who do antry a i mgt public, who are Just inking and talking, aring to do a great deal of est Unig sould be hoois just as in other Te 18 & lew world now, a is the resuit'of skilled Tabor, developed in’ and there ts just‘as much room, and there have ‘been 8 May chanxes tu the science of pedaguzies asa Fesuit of skilled labor as in auything ele. ‘There are three Uings to aces ¥ to teach, as One Should teac gL Ty teacher wo be at; should S$ more exc LENE bx t ‘ D linens : er fajar % Mass Maevixe.—At a tine, Drews scet Be, tue was Goekle Bou tue time taccumg. wa oH hOwW a meting To aad place of Holding & mass THE MARY HALL BUILDING, A Colored Mase Meeting Protest Against Its Use as a School-House, ‘There were not more than seventy-five colored citizens assembled in the hull of Ebenezer church, 4th and D streets southeast, last night when Chairman Edward Atkinson rapped on the floor with his cane, but all were fn earnest. The pur- pose of the adoption of resolutions and petitions to the President and the District Commissioners, protesting against the location of a colored indus- trial school in. the edifice known as the “Mary Hall House,” at the corner of 45 street and Mary- land avenue southwest. After an inyocation bY Rev, W. H. Draper, the pastor of Ebenezer church, and the singing of 'a hymn, the permanent organi- zation of the meeting was effected by the election of Mr. Atkinson as chairman and J.D, Baitimore as secretary. ‘The chai appotuted a committee on. resolu- tions, as follows: J. H. Brooks, Daniel Webster, . W. J. Howard, Rev. Walter Brooks and Rev. it. Draper, who at once retired. Mr. Henry Johnson, ex-school trustee, was called upon, and he responded by saying that he was giad that the colored people have awakened to the fuct that the education of thelr youth demands bite than a passing notice. ‘There 14 an immedi Ate necessity for more school room to Felieve the overcrowded Banneker and Cook schools, n which ‘over three hundred children are forced to attend but half a day, notwithstanding the rule of the School board that no schools above the :id grades shall be run on the half-day plan, The Miller building Was thought good enough for the white children until more room was provided by the erection of the Webster School, and, In view of In- Spector Entwisie’s recommendation that the build- tog ts perfectly safe and suitable, why Is, It he asked, that the colored children are driven from that respectable neighborhood into one of the Worst moral miud-holes in the eit THE RESOLUTIONS. ‘The committee now returned and through the chairman, Mr. J. H. Brooks, presented a serious of resolutions to the effect that in consideration ot their constitutional right to free and equal civil privileges, and that there are Congressional appro- prlations fo secure and support pubiteschoolsin te District for the equal banent of white and colored, | respectful petition Was to be presented to the attention ef the Cominissioners and a committee appointed to walt upon them and the President, to the end that unjust discrimination migut not be shown in the establishment of a school in such @ notoriously bad locality. Thanks to the press and the general public for the sympathy shown Were expressed, and the clergymen of all the Christian churches asked to exhort thelr people to continue in the efforts to secure equal rights and to thus refute the charge that the colored Deople are not united In this action. ‘The petitions Summarized in ‘THe Stax of yesterday were read. Mr. J. H. Brooks made an appeal in favor of imme- diate advance. ‘THE SPEAKERS AND THE SPERCHES. Rev. Walter Brooks was opposed to any move- ment looking to the establisi sent of any institu- ton of learning for white or black In such a neigh. Dorhood. ‘The spirit of the law, he said, forbids it there 45 at least one law which probibits the licensing of Nquor saloons within 400 feet of a yubile School, and 18 not this worse than a un | red saloons? Jf the white trustees continue to | ignore the wishes of the colored eftizens of the | District and the protests of the colored members Of the board there must sooner or later atise a struggle for mixed schools or for separate school boards, Kev. Willlam H. Draper said that the people of the United States have done their duty to the | colored men by giving them rights, and 1t was now | their duty to speak out as one Inan when those rights are infringed, MR. HEWLETT'S PROPOSITION. | Mr. Hewlett declared that the Commissioners | And the trustees might establish a school there, | but if the colored people so determined there | ‘Would be none, for if they say that thetr children shail not attend a school in such a neighborhood | there won't be any scholars to teach. He objected to any attewpt on the part of the trustees to estab- Ush a school in the Mary Hall house for either while or colored, Chairman Atkinson presented a written account of an Interview with the President in June, 1886, in which tue President said: “The negro is an American, and, as long as] have any influence With this admihfstration, to borrow a phrase from my illustrious predecessor, he must have every night thatls his due.” Other declared with vehemence their determination to go to the end with tuls matter, ‘and the resolutions were finally adopted. ‘THE COMMITTEE. ‘The committee to wait onthe President and Commissioners was then appointed. It consists of | Rev. W. H. Draper, Rev. Walter Brooks, Kev. W. s Thomas, Rev. J. Purdy, Jas. W. Curtis, W. HL. | Scott, ang Kev. Mr. Stewart. | Se — Want the Railroad Extended. THE EAST WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION SEND A PETITION | TO CONGRESS. Cittzens’ Association No. 2, South-east Washing- ing, held @ meeting last evening and adopted a | petition to be sent to the Senate urging an amend- | ment to the bill offered by Senator Ingalls, to | amend the charter of the Washington and George- | town Street Railway Company. ‘The petition asks | for an extension of the road from the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sth street southeast; along Pennsylvania avenue to E street southeast thence along E street to Geongia avenue; thence southwesterly along Georgia avenue to the present verminus of the road on Sth street. An fnvitation Wasextended to the citizens residing in the local- {ty of the propoyed oll depot building on South Capitol Street to attend the meeting of the asso- ciation next Wednesday, and talk over the best | means of preventing the establishment of an oll depot mm that section of the city. ‘The action of Col, Hains tn the dispute with the Baltimore and | Potomac Railroad about the Eastern Branch bridge was commended. ge Sigus of Christmas at Center Market, EVERGREENS FOR THE PARLOK, TREES FOR THE NUKSERY, AND TURKEYS FOK THE DINING-KOOM. ‘Decorations of evergreens for the parlor and turkeys for the Christmas dinner occupled most ot | the space along B street, near the Center Market, thismorning. Colored men aud women sat along the sidewalk on broken barrels and boxes weav- ing crosses and wreaths of evergreens, mosses and holly. Pine and cedar trees, and branches of | holly, with thetr red berries, are piled about the | Workers. Christinas 1s some’ days off yet, but turkeys are already being purchased by the deai- | ersand by a few housekeepers. Some of these bought thetr fowis days or weeks ago, and hi Kept theta in the cold-storage rooms ai tue 1 {. There were comparatively few Chil mas trees about the market this morning, and, unless | many more are brought in during the next two | days, the supply will not be equal to the demand, —— ‘Transfers of Rei Estate. Deeds in fee have been fled as fol F. Barns to Sarah A. Vermilya, pl. W. 3s Of ei 2. sq. 518; $2,762.15. M. J. Colbert 0 Garrett 8. Worm: | ley Jie, Six 100; $550. susan I Flyun to joshua | ark, sub 1 $550. “Joseph Awerbuch | dW. A. Ki arker tO Sidney ’C. sq. 61S; $C. H. Dwyer, sub’ 67, ‘sq. 45; 23K. McLean et al. to Joseph E. Jounston, Ki, Sq. 14; $—. Vinson to Morgan Thomas, Sub lots T and 2, sq. 630; $2,500. Jesse Bumbrey to W. H. rs, part Whittingham; 800, W. H. Saunders to Margaret Bumbrey, same property; $000. H.C. Borden to D. 0’ uty 17 and 18, Sq. 1001 Cammpbeil to Geo. E. Hamilton, Sq. 281; $8,550, Aulce E, Underwood, ub’ Mar} Jas. E. “Johnson, let 4, do., dc trustee, to W. H. Haney, tr aition to W B. F, Baker, same property 1 Belinda UE. Davis to $1,000. n Spe Hayden, part 2, square 158; $8, C. Duncanson, part 6, eal ‘The Courts, Count IN GENREAL Test, Yesterday, Pierce agt. Jacobs; opiuion by Justice James aMrubing judguient below. United States agt. Baltimore and Potomac Railrowd Company: do, do,, sustaining demurrer, Johnson agt. Lowe, do"by judge Hagner aMrming judgment below! Strouse agt. Bersinger; do. by Chief Justice,do.,do. Kien agt, Solari; d0., ‘do, reversing judgusent’be- We crecert Covet—Judae Cnr. Yesterday, Mcill agt. Cook} garnishee judg. | tment of condetnation. New York Belting and Packing Co, agt. Brown; motiou for judgment overruled. Williams agt. O'Hare; motion tur judg- ment granted, : Equiry Covet—Judge Merrick. Yesterday, In re Frank Ralbowski, inoulsition coufirmed; James Lowndes appointed’ committee. Wright ast. Wright; payment to Mary J. and Jno N. Weight ondefed “Knott agt. Dickersone sale finally ratified. McDermott agt. Mades; ume to take testimony Halted. Fowler agt. Taylor; demurrer overruled with leave to answer. Wi inot agt. Wiimot; testimony before Christopher Ingle, examiner, : Prospect Hill Cemetery agt. District of Columbia: injunction until final hearing granted, Barbour sgt. District of Columbia; injunction’ wnt final” hearing testimony before Albert Harper, e % Rose agt. Came verland; Thos Fitzgerald appointed guardian ad lem, —— Manning 18 reported erit- Bob Slade and John ught ‘sixiven rounds with hard Friday night, were taken before lerday aud Dyed $0 each. d, Cont, Jury in the case of John Hl, Lis Wife “last July; returned a verdict of guuty of murder in the Arst degree. The Bate ¢ Peuwon Association Will hold a convertion in New York Mareb 1, 1888, to indorse the centa-day pension biL Cardinal Gibbous says tbat he has no knowledge sx-socretary Dawtel ally 1 At Binghamton, N.Y. Munyan, Who | were voied | towns turoughout the Stat Whatever of the alleged movemeut to form a labor ¢ sion compared exclusively of Catholle Workingumen. ‘There 13 no truth in the story. Dr. Macaonzie says the hew growth in the crown prince's Uirowt is the size of split pea, but ts not Tantignan ‘he Austrian military council has granted the ralnisver of War a credit of 15,000,000 florins. The Snaliness of e ing itself i ones, and Will act in accord with Austria and Germaiy. a Hooper P., has been sentenced to for Go montas fer publishing in tbe Cork Herald Ports of league mecungs, ne aspeecn at Derby Lord Salisbury said that there Was no ground for Une War tenor ROW prevae lent in Europe. indisposed. She caught cold Queen Victoria is oe Friaay 1p London. i iia be man Fides ines, when taghe walk, pecause he can got there quicker, He Wii also get Ww bis grave: = W.U.Pleajrune. Death of a Cousin of Mrs, Cleveland. Prom the Baltimore Sun. Mrs. Mary E. Folsom, aged fifty-five years, wife of Frank H. Folsom, died yesterday at her resi- dence, 723 North Ann street. For twelve months she had been suffering with typhoid fever and par- Mr. 's , Miss Sarah C. Folsom, auysthet she her brother are first cousins to ‘Mrs, Grover Cleveland, Mrs, Cleveland's father and Miss Folsom’s father betag brothers, | Mrs. the deceased, was a daughter of Capt. Allen 8. Do- der, of Westinoreland County, Va. She leaves two children, Mrs. Annie L. Murray and Mr. Alan D. Crabb, "The husband of the deceased 1s engaged tn business In Beaufort, 8. C., and has been notl- fied of his wife's death? He was originally from West Randolph, Vt, os nats ‘The Virginia-Debt Problem. RESOLUTIONS TO STAND BY THE RIDDLEBERGER ACT. ‘The Virginia senate finance committee has sub- mitted a majority report on the settlement of the Virginia dgbt, embracing resolutions: 1, That the governor be authorized and requested to direct the officers of the State to supend all proceedings of the commonwealth against parties who have heretofore tendered coupons for taxes due the commonwealth until January 25, 1888, provided the Dondholders shail also cease all attempts to tender oF to Inducef others to tender coupons for taxes, and that the bondholders or thetr agents shall publish a circular that they will not sustain the taxpayers tn any attempt to use coupons for saxes during the same period. 2. While pfofoundly anxious that a final adjustment of the debt of this State shail be speedily effected, the general assem- biy deems it to be due to frankness and fair deal- ing with the holders of the securities of Vir- ginla to solemnly deciare it to be the unalter- able purpose of the government and of the People of, th is commonwealth to stand by the $ of adjustment provided for by the act known as the Riddleberger bil. ‘That Virginia will carry out that settlement in good faith, and that any hope or expectation that any adjustment of the debt of the State more favorable to the public creditor than that authorized by the Riddleberger act Will ever be made, 13 utterly fllusive and roundiess. 3, ‘These resolutions shall take effect from thetr passage.” In the house of delegates the resolution which instructs Virginia Senators and Representatives in Congress to urge the immediate repeal of the wnole internal-revenue system of taxation was agreed to. ses Nav Pronibi THR CALL POR THE CONVENTION NEXT YRAK- OF REPRESENTATION. Samuel Dickie, chairman of the National Pro- hivitton Committee, has Issued the call for the na- tional convention, to be held at Indianapolls, on Wednesday, June 6 next, The call contains the following: ‘The basis of representation has been fixed by the national committee as follows: Two dele- gate’ from the District of Columbta, two from each Territory, and from each state twice as many AIS as the representation of the State in bota branches of the National Congress. Delegates are to be chosen by such methods as may be clded upon in the vartous States by State conven- Uons oF State e es, ahd in. the District of Columbia and ‘Territories’ by corresponding au- thority. A full list of alternates should be chosen. imevery case, It 1s desirable that a fatr propor- Uon of ladtes should be sent as delegates, Since the basis of representation was fixed, as above, there has developed a wilespread feeling that the national convention, a8 80 constituted, Will not be a sufficiently large body. ‘To meet the nd yet without assuming authority to re the basis of representatio tte wonld sugyest that es, tobe known as provision fed each Sjateand Territory and in ‘the District of Columbia on_ the basis of one delegate for each 1,600 proibition votes, or major traction thereof, cast af the last general elecuOn, the term “general election” belng construed to mean in ail the States the last election in Which State officers Th tion inst ineet and organize undee the reviously determined, and Will possess full power to act upon the ques: tion of seating the provisional aeleguies tarles of conventions and of State committees should send to the chafrman of the national com- mittee full lists of naines and addresses of all delegates as soon as selected. A German Reply to Russia, A PREPARING IN SECRET AND MISREFRESENTING WHAT SHE CANNOT CONCEAL. ‘The Cologne Gazette, in an inspired article critl- ing the article in the Jnvatide Russe, say “There was po increase of the German forces on the Russian frontier until the spring of the current year, The increase of the peace effective of con- tinental armies originated in enormous armaments, France for some time obliged Germany to leave in the Reichsland troops which real@ belonge the eastern provinces, When Ku transferred the bulk of her troops W a tone of extreme hostility to Ge fested In the Russtan press, Gert Ume pushed forward some battalions and squad- rons to the eastern front Ich until thea had been almost denuded of tro ‘The article denies tue 'y of the statement of the Znvulide Russe regarding: the extension of German strategie railways to the easiward. The German system Was plinned, the paper says, not With a view to strategy In thé East, but solely for commercial purposes, to facilitate Uraftic between Russia aud German’ ports on the Buitie, Tt 1s not true, It says, that the fortresses at Thorn, Posen, Dantzic "and Koenigsberg were _ ere: ated ds a menace to Kussia, ‘These fortresses have been long existent, and are now, as ever, the guard of the fronter. ‘The statement that Graudenz has been ‘converted Into a camp and fortress 13 also pronounced incorrect. The article concludes as foliows: “The avalide Russe seeks to minimize the extent of the Russtan preparations. In the autumn the Russtan reser Were called out. Have tiey been distutssed yet? What Is the object of Increasing the rifle brigades? What 1s the meaning of the raising of cavalry regiments to six squadrons? What me: placing of batteries attached to cavalry ti War footing? 1 military purposes. Ih Une coustruction of resses Russia Is exceeded only by France. With Ger- many all is open, Russian measttres are taken with the greatest secrecy, aud What cannot be quite coucealed I fs sougiit Co misrepresent.” soe He Thrived By ‘Thieving. NERY-DEALER IN CHELSEA ARe OR MANY WUNGLARTES. / ‘The police have created a sensation at Chelsea, Mass., by arresting James Suliman, who 1s in the Inery-goods business on a large scale, having $ on Broadway there, with branch con- wrence, Malden, Lowell and other State police have the past year by ue Russian fallways ser mysterious robberies of nutwerous itlitnery and faney-goods stores in different towns. store ne, A intilinery YF Stillinan’s Was broken into Saturday polle estigatton, found on the premises a goul locket and chain having SULL man’s name on it, ‘This led to the search of his house, Which Was found stocked with thousands ordollars worth of stuff, much of which was identified as having been’ stoien in nt rob beries. Besides this was 0 of Sul’ man'sstore in which Was lately de- stroyed by fire, and Une full insurance collected on the contents, Which Were supposed to have been destroyed, s confessed that tt was by such AMS Le sept is CONC ed with goods at He isachureh metber, soe PROJECTED Raiutoaps IN VinGINIA.—The DIM introduced into tue Virginia y Mr. Moore to incorp. and Potomac Raiitoud Company passed that body Saturday. Mr. Moore has also futrodiced a iL WO ainend Ube act facorporating the Minera Ratiroad Company. ‘The ortginal bill provided tor the con. struction of « road from West Virginia to Stras- burg. ‘The amendment proposes the extension of tue road to Alexaudtia, and it {8 to be ealled we lexandria abd Charleston Railroad Company, ‘and the capital stock Is placed at $1,000,000, Witt power to increase IL, not to excel $30,000 per mnie for each mile that may be constructed. ‘Tne bill will be considered by the committee on rall- Toads Tuesday night, — see. A Cuarren of Fara AccipenTs.—The inquest op the bodies of Henry Kelgler aud his son Joan, who were found “drowned ‘last week tn Dyberry Creék, ai Honesdale, Pa, revealed a series of strange fatalities in ‘the Keigler family. Henry Keigler’s father was drowned tn the canal at Honesdale some Years ago, and nis oldest son was owned about the Same’ time in the Dyberry ek, wf a Spot hear Where Heary Keigler and his son were fouud the other day. Antune Gam, brother-in-law of Keigler and father of Gam, tne Century Magazine Wood engraver, was killed in Honesdale by an ‘accidental biow from a sleage hatmuner, Peter Taeobold, another brotuer-tn-law of Keiylér’s, Jumped into’ the canal some years ago to fescue his son, Who had failen in the water, Both father and son ‘were drowned, “soe A Nick Youxo May, Bur He Stowe Lerrers.— ‘There was arrested 1a New York Saturday a young ian, nineteen years of age, named Joseph W. iaclien, who Was appointed ‘last June’ to a post: Vion tn’ the city post » after passing a civil service examination, and absigned to duty in the Special-aelivery department. “When arrested he liad special-delivery letters in every one of is pockets. He made a confession at ohce, and said had been pursutng his nefarious business for over a month, Twenty-seven letters in all were Tound In his pockets ‘The letters represented sums varying from $10 to $100, ‘The prisoner was taken before United States Commissioner Siilelds, and held Lu $3,000 to answer, He recelved a col- lege educacton, and Was considered a moral young tusn. His patents are nearly heartbroken at the disgrace brought upon them. Bishop Edmund De Schweinitz, president of the executive board of the Moravian Chureh of the American Province, died suddenly of aj at Betalenem, Pa, Sunday evening, in ‘sixty- second year of his age, Frederick K. Stearns, president of the Detroit Base Ball C.ub, has Cendered his resignauion, owing: to tue pressure of other business, ‘The majority aguinst division in North Dakota Was exactly 10 while that in favor of itin South Dakota was 13,088, leaving the majority in the bog ob 4 3,008 for Ne sident Cleveland, Win, EL Bee bene eeneeeeraree rs e, Of Ving have been elected honorary members of tne ‘Hibernian Society of Philadelphia, 1t must be a very good brass band that can rl the airs a on.— | eirraica Irate Student—“Don’t you ever sweep under the mGulla Csmnbermshd-I always do: T preer t in ~ % to -Hareurd Lampoon. a dustpan.”— InN maa Goanelp ih Bay gp eginen 73 cent Pr at ns eee ought to sue him Killed the Whole Fansily. A LAWYER: ‘HIS WIFE, HER MOTHER, BIS creroNanran ax Bauer, 8, 8 Crandell, formerly a lawyer and real estate broker in Troy, New York, yesterday shot his wife, his mother-in-law, Mrs. 8. S, Stone, his step-daughter, Julia Bulkley, ana himseit at their home in Baliston All are dead but the wife, over money wife was the dit ‘Wife of Crandell’s former legal associate. Crandell _EDUCATIONAL. ‘The year's Greatest Holiday is now at hand—the HE ART STUDENTS” acer Fortrait, stul-Life, Water-Color, and Antique Life, its 8h Was once the for sheriff in Wi ‘We have made ample preparation this season to sup- Mee TA Oe ee DEE ANOY Gh wens County, N. Y., and was defeated. He was v- | ply all. JOMNSTON and SYLV “Terms, per month gant ih his habits, His wife had mbney, and the | We have numbericas articles at various prices to it, 83: or antigus, $3. quarrel Was over its control. make « selection from. a> REEDS Pe a EA Eo See if anything among the following list will be the DU FOUR, French literatnre, conver: article you would like to give some ove: A sation and clocution, taught to abit of every abd Memphis SAID TO BE SYSTEMATICALLY DECEIVED BY HIS EX- | Prush Work Boxes, in Red, Blue, and Orange, 98c4 ectures — = oe Reston Migbent pone enemas bot s more HANDSOME, USEFUI, oF ae Sek eee apd the Weat, with a 81.98, 82.68 to 85.48. Rees, Mrs, Justice Field. Sen. and Mra. Vance (NC. | SA SBLE present for a busband to give hie wife or TMOKE AND Per A letter to the Political Correspondence of | ” jewel Casea, in Leather and Plush, 98¢, $1.48, | Col. Pres, Min. DE Nelline. Frey) style’ ‘® Coat, We have them in all imags | wor fe ¢ pee ee, Vienna from Berlin charges the czar's entourage | 32.48, 2.68. Clason to te danny Ade Norwsank taste, IN RAGLANS 20:00 nmi ails excep atsrday. with Padece with systematically mislead.*g the czar and in-| Smoking Sets, 98e. to $2.24. ply to. Mex WD: CABELL, principal. Massachucetts | we haves teantiful at, of all kinds of clothe, | For Wiltismeport, Lack Haven thd Eindra, at®.500 ducing him to make decisions which he would not } Poker Sets, $2.68, $2.98 to $4.68, containing two | avenue, 1407. S18-5t"_ | imported and fonesttr, at Prices Liat cantot help Suits my, daily. exceit Sunday sanction if he knew the truth, The latest proof of | decks of cards. QHORTHAND—Puiv ATE LESSONS. THOROUGH | ing, starting at $9 50 for s pertect-Otung earment. For Kon York and 8 Any 9:00, 11.00, ena tts state of attara, says tho lever, i the recent | recs Covel Lester gad Flush, Fancy Oub-Gleee | Wier apply wetwean 3 we Ppa aS To ese IN OUR MISSES’ DEPARTMENT 5 00, AN goa Say ga 10 00a article of the | St. Petersburg —_Opici enpbrew ny ‘Terms reasonable. 6. tthe Ti mitted Bayon of Putlmas Parlor Gazette, which refletés the ‘false military | | Plush Case containing soap and perfumery. $1.25, | pare wonox ALD-RLLIN SCHOOL, owing 8 fine saeortinent of PLUSH AND | an eto nm dallas exceut reports Submitted to the czar. The ezar's secluded | #1.98 to 83.24. Corner Massachusetts ave. and 17th st. Sad bela, St TED COATS, with fancy lined 19038 | For Boston without Danes, 2.00 nm. every 4 fe and the unscrupulous flattery of the dipiomats | Gents’ Shaving Sets, in Plush and Leather Cases, | Endglish and French Bom sud Day School for —— ss — ite tor Brooklyn, NX all thnoweh 4 : around him facile the work Of, deception and | €1.48; $1.74, 81.98 1 €7.08. rire gu anes and Ladle Gare. Mil make p handsome present, and would be good |“ Jermcy City with fete of Howdy Atm explain the czar’s otherwise {hcomprehen: Gents’ Fine Shaving Set and Dressing Case com- if ‘bewins 5 eat $10 4 direct” Cranston te Pulte wide on the moot lmport gusto Of t6 | ned g7 8 = aSHMAT aGiaceal cate tant Wee seer | poe geoe yf lade, fener TEA Gowns ax», Saori sane 85m, 1h Gepsnds Chieny upon wheter the misropresentar | Gems Traveling Seta, in Leather Cases, $4.98, | hincteen teachers. Tuition iuclules itstraction im | BLANKET WRAPPERS) are soothing whic we (xh 410, 600, 10 00, depends chiefly upon whether the misrepresenta- | ¢5 94 "95.48, 85,74, and 96.48, English, French, Latin, Penmanshin, Class Drawing | gonjest coode om the imacker this’ ~ ot day, 0:00, '11-46 a.m. "2-00, Uons of the czar’s entoui can be successfully |S °%. 8° 81-48, 81.98 to $3.68, and Class Sineinig. "A is employed for | Teerul gifts —— and'11-26 pm. Limited Expre exposed and the truth re to his majesty. amie mpeg, Boren 250, 80e, 01.48, | Meewte ctwunilein distant parts of theclty. For cir- wes Bean 40 as — Nee aos ; ul z Share, Suspended Animation. 82.24 a Bet. ~a16-1ia el miss aNNaciiis | FPR AO GF MMMM OS gS8s gegen A MAN FOUND TO BE ALIVE IN HIS BURLAL Casket | | Ladies’ Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, in Plush, QWWAVEREY SEMINARY, cach Bee £4 33 uae Sas, G08 o AND RESUSCITATED. 82.48 a Set. 1730 x mecttoeve, | BaP fk OL uM Syg3_ oT] Bb0. 8b, 1000, add) BO ah ‘A telegram to the New York Herald trom Par- | Single Glove Boxes, in Leather, 49c. each. re ae. Day Schest $05 Fou ie Psinctpal, © | For Pope's Creek Line, 7:20 am, aud 4.40 kersburg, W. Van, December 18, says: A peculiar | Single Handkerchief Boxes, n Leather, fe. each, |} TTP evar =o qa20 TRL STHAND DSTA | porhotachn sua case of suspended animation 1s reported here from | 4 0'g4\* “ui Boxes, in sliape of a drum, nickel plated, ‘teacher of ‘the French. M. J.P. O00 pee except Sunday, Sundays, 900 -a, Victor, in Fayette County. B. F. Mihner, a middle- | *32%, Se ill sive, private lessons, of in, oo 2 RAND 8 Tg . ott Sarbe dts gilt anal went Small Maricure Sets,in Plush Cases, 68c., 74c., | Terms 85 to $10. Call from 3 to 4 o'clock. d9- 1309 F st. (Mrs, Hunt's) ALEXANDRIA AND. FREDERICK ss BURG Baty aged 90c., $1.74 to $3.08; Leather Case, $3.24. OLLIERE HOME. DAY SCHOOL FOE BOYS | Has returned from New York with the latest stylos tm RAILROAD : In the morning he complained of severe pains and | Largerand More Complete Seta, ia Leather and Plash render 1a pears ee Mee Oe DONS | FINE FRENCH HAIN GOODS" JON RAILROAD a physician Was called. By the time he came the lexandria, 6.00 6: farmer showed every symptom of death, After 35, 8:40, 9:47, 10:57 Cases, 87.24, 88.49, 88.98, 810.48. “A fow pupiia taken in tke faraily: Drossing Cases, with imirror, comb, and brush Etch EC. COLLIERE, A. M., ALSO rN selection in SHELL, AMBER, snd DULL SePOinawENts "SHELL & ~~ Washington, D. C., 1538 Ist. n. w., hear “Arlington plysidlan tore, pronouncing him dead. Progars: | #108, 82.48, 83.10 to $20.98, in Plush and Leather | nyt Opens October's: closes Jane fe 413-3m_ |" Hair Dressed and Banes Shingled, 192m ‘oo ym tous were made for the funeral, the supposed | Cases. os KR. . it Oa, 20: corpse being Placed in c- e caskek. Just Ae the anne pop aac ne areas ae recs haa Onsrony~ ae Frvong, Jurss, Smeips mourners had neari taking thelr sup- | 87.98, 89.48, 89.98. few c ins JANUARY 4. 1888. Four YPorrn. posed final look at the remains and the casket wes |» Dreseing Cason, with Jewel and Odor Case combined, | course, 820, at MARTYN COLLEGE. Bend. for cata- Maputectared by 4M. Beinkmana & Oo. Baltimore to be sealed down an old lady friend stooping close | 39.08 to 14.48. od 03a. joticed & slight movement of the eyelid. She CS 7— ISS WILLS, MODISTE, WISHES To IN- BL aheueM maT aNaT yee GLGH, SHE | “ue Cy staning Da don mot kere and ut Ravaenee Mise ery Sa aster an yxamination, pronounced the man still | ‘Albums iu Fitish ll cabineta, 83.48, #208, 85.25, | Three months’ coure, 6, CONVERSATION and | bas moved fron weg of 1 Sah wtreet nd Heniay van alive. Hb was transferred from the casket to a | in copper, red, and biue fs DEFORTMENT, three, months’ course, @10. VOICE | Bearly « imevare to deetination from hotel aud tendon Sets reoratys were appt aut be te now | Ehiceigynmar ene acyyaicbine, | EOCHE ae Dak BA OTUG Ore rekte =a | seer recovering raplaly. Lair Enon Belle wit jute bodies and fine | PRIVATE LESSONS in any department’ d10-3m uo yy 3 eh SOFT, | “General Manager. (02) Gen, Pasmonicer Aveait, Sets LOK, £2.68, #500, 81.00. oS e rs can val Castile Soap. at RLOCZEW EDMON: S Prohibition by Counties. k reach Doll wet Hil bod lige ud stock. gf eee Skrs "500 Oth ets cor Ee sR gee 2-25 ™® Rovaunber. 21, THE PLAN RECOMMENDED BY NEW JERSEY RVANGELI- » and showing three little 6 24, 2 es TIFUL vers <i a EO F: AM East Tenn. Mail to CAL CHURCHES, pike beens Bolin wigh gatent Jointed id body, |, The SHARTESRUY ME TWOD is the Sueetin the | FREAUEIEUE TREE TRIMAINGS (EXON. CIN: Comtiottge tie Ly uchvuny 9 A telegram from ‘Trenton, N. J., December 18, { “Kid Body Dolla, with fue hair, Ose. 81-37, 81.89, | TEACHERS’ CERTIFICATES ISSUED. Lessonsin | Pictures, Nines Camda, Ereuch Transer ? Springs, Brieus, Ktowvilie, & ‘ 2 ; tus. Class or Privately. Thirty-two page catalogue free. | Favors, Materials tor Paper. Flowern, ‘Toys, ior ull Says: The Church Temperance Commission of | ®i oT, with kid bodies, indestructable heads, shoes, | . References: Hou, AH. Garland. Att we Mats for Satchets, Napkins, Serorns, Siecyer Washinton te New Oras ae Conference representing six prominent Evangeli- | andatockiugs, Ne. % LP Prof, Alex, Mosalle Beil and Gandiet~ | Lot'Yourn ‘Perfume, Ac. d- SAY GOUL! eves, Sechington to How Gries cal denomtnattons will soon issue a circular letter 1s. with Jointed bodies, 74¢. Fy hall Sei soak RIE. as ~ | Jottewville. Gortoumyilie. St rth jointed body, bisque head, dressed in ‘Large Wax Dolla, 48¢, to 7c, ‘Medium sized dolls, with indestructible heads, long, owiuy links; She's sakes and 386 olla, with kid bodies, bisque heads, 29¢, to each of their churches, ‘The Dill to be presented to the legislature will be introduced by Assembly- man John Goble, of Ocean County, and will ask for prohibition by couaties wherever a vote of the 5S LOTTIE DAVIS, jaudy. y wath, Mew rut funky Mou 4 Dans formert Voth st npover and Hair Dresser, Thompson, tx located at mpson's Drug Store. @2-3i IANO LESSONS. MISS CLARA HARRISON, Pupil of Win. Mason." 89-4m* 8 Grunt Pince, KENCH STYLE DRESSES AND WRAPS, people shail demand it.The cireular We will keep» for you auy atticlo you do not wigh to = pe to ae - ported Tramings, “The highest State organization of the Presby- | take home, and ddiver sume when desired This | PPROOKVILLE ACADEMY—HOME SCHOOL FoR WADAME AP. LEFRANC, tesiane Revormad apis Congregational, Lic | trues doitiegsnraxe: you oft have te wait al | EB OWS. Akt Say 2h len rom set om* ON Howan! at. Baltimore MA. ‘= (erat and Methodist churehes In New Jerscy has | thelast moment to jake yourselection and Foudou't | will reup non January’ 4. oye it Se ep a Poste, ie Ieee [reenter ghtle osreb ah dnvteinpers | Reed tear that le folks will discover what you bave Wraiee ols For elredlars oyply to Mew de. Ce | NWSE MeCARYERTY. 1000 GST, NW. HAS % Sunday. Sor, Manecens, ance Dased upon the entire prohibition of the tramic | bengtfor them, Te Bleaching ated Pressing de is the only wile: for Luray. arriving S10 9.1 Express Daily for Warren: im intoxicating drinks, ‘This committee comprised, — a ee AL modifieations of metho fy andy after thought, EMOVED TO 723 THIER NTH UNTILIU é = and Shrsay cas Pa ade a eenta te oeae A RE beeen et aa Asa mavaw | Sa sw Vita Meret ty tees adopted the following, with which they ask co-op- AA NNN ‘all Monday, Wea © Friday from 33-30 to sotienan | Geteean ieee e-y 3 eration: We advise all triends of temperance in AAA NNN 4:30, or address box D.C. “The art - ee ~ a doen Gakioe. New Jersey {0 endeavor to zlect members to its aa NNN pftuinkine in Freed and atem —— exper a ioeislature WhO shall be pledged to refer tie qits use of the eae ary" expericu ese oa, of pronibiting the trafic In intoxicating pon yu EO oF SER gasording to chs clans. Teal = wea: | RUPE, Daville, Raleiehs Asari, “Caden drinks to a vote of the peopie at a spectal election BoP OY OY a ee en eee a ee ENCH DYING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- paint, A. Augusta, Atlanta, M. ry. Now called for that purpose’ Wis was faended to ln, HBB OU OU ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 New Orleans "Texas and California.” Pullinan. Slee clude all f f temperance activity under th Bee “uo! ‘SERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST. t-class Ladies’ and Gent's work of every Washington to New Orkana, Texes, via Atianta, and clude ail forins of temperance activity under the BBB ‘UU nd F sts. Nineteenth year. NTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. Montgomery. Pullman Sleeper Washington te Aikea, general leadership of the church, Whose. position is Formecty with A. Moher and Mason Sree, | Bet ateeeai cham Gn tuoral issues ts 50 largely ini!aential. ‘The State at BPR RRR. (00, "Director. ©10-sim Paria. | ‘Traine on Washamto dquetled the churetes to wscet tate. fenderstip, ta gts up ERR 9 0 AXYONE DESIRING 70 SLCURE ATHONOUGH | 9 11-WOOL GARMENTS MADE UP OR RIPPED | ST) Ure lion sua 3 ih entire accord with the advice of the commigelon 4.é¢ BP ERO oo Me One Sheet ee $f: "Becmien leave i 3:50 AM Dally aed ‘and unites with its presentation to the lezistature, ae Suhaw. Prof. H. LARROQUE, As SL- of Sorboune, | #14 906 G stn. w. K- My Dally except Sunday, arriviig Weslingiom convention of delegates from the churches of ONE PRICE SURELY, GI mee ic ——— ~ | Through trains from the South via Charlotte, Dan- Jersey will be hei@ in toe rooms of the - — _ ISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY, 430 1l0ra ST. NW. \e burg arriv Washington S10 A.M. sna’ Chatstian Mempomaave Union ia henton 420, 422, 424, 426 7that., 417, 419 sth st | PES MANNS KINDERGARTEN AND? axp | aa geo Td one gieelys sebans omtemnns el aut Dae on Tuesday, January 24, 1888, at 10 a.m, to pra SDI E OKMAL ‘TRAINING CLASS SPI : 4 ne at LO ML at 0 | Via Chesapeake ceed to tue Ieeisattre ahd press te passige of the | Store open nightly uuti after the Holidays until 9 | PNY andvin Past suthut Driv Clete dita | French Mandtthade Cntertotatng Merino Underwear | Rivhiy jute aid eaclttenile at OF ML, bil Offered at Its Last (Wo sessions.” o'clock. : KERR" se and finest (inported Hoster — — aoe ee aa | ESOL FOR POURA LADIES LEED | patent shoulder bratem td ail Dro Hetorm Goods, | pba slosie car Ronoreaton ant taferwation ‘The Meanest Little School G Reece | Joszrn Bowes. i. A. Hann, A qt ‘avenue, abd at ger, Staticity Pounayde - fords me Shildrents Corsets aid 9 1 Corset iia HL Ow | ee a From the Cincinnati Televrom. Bors & Hux hoFrewch, German, and Spanish spoken. wars | _t ‘General Paeionwer Awe A most remarkable case of juvenile depravity ir Rie = = BALtVoKe axp onto Kartnoan. pees eevee 1A room 14 oF ths eeconil islet Managers of the Soins Mr Wi eon Mi Ie. € FAMILY SUPPLIES. SCREDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20, 1887. School, on Sycamore street, last Friday. For sev- eral days prior to that the hatof oaeof the pupils, AM. ARTY) STATION, CORNER NUE AN an 3 COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. y little girl aged eleven years, kept mysteriously be Meecha te eee ett at. nw Lar City oe ar ober chieage and Northwont, & disappearing. ‘The teacher made Tort to Theory, Practical and Bava — Bore ferret out the mystery. Teiwts evide ASSETS, 884,000,000. Evening Semious. someone of the puplis was hiding the | meet failing to fix tue deed upon any one she SURPLUS, 21,000,000. ACADEMICAL COURSE. punish the entire rout by keeping the storie, History. Grorrap Hour for dismissal. Tuere are forcy=oue “Stndies in thik connor Toon 14, and those forty-one pupils were kept — S freo on spriieation at College Olt THE BFST FLOUR IN THE WORLD(a Ya atinost an hour or until eve nue woud be tout Brac Hoon eon ts Pp mee OE by some ons, every evening for nearly a Week, sr BURPLU: : pelpenniaaays, 5G Marys : ‘The hat was fever found twice In the sate piace, peey URES. ee ee ERR RRM FER ghXy nd fe was always found In Live very Gditest pLAcws, SPEXCERIAN BUSEN ke hea’ Ee Base he Uitte girl Whose hat Was mlestuye soenical wo LARGEST BUSINESS. Sina Seo ee RM Re Unconerned about her predieauuent. as to be | + se bd Xi wre and wows os Eee ko kee “ss® 7 almost listtess, everal mes she was asked if LONGEST COMPANY IN THE W ractical Bu: r “Tyvewriting aul saint day tia who bit Mitiaeiind these iked | THE STRONGEST company iN THE woutD, | Fractal Bas ae eae eae fo the most guoless way that se lad bot. Stay Nea nelarsiny str sii wis i gan hone iste every even citine bite as Staliment rites.” Graduates always ia dewat mocksa, Damn, 4 10 pane yh bbetecrme Agee aa etn crotiats free at Cece oil oc Uy ual _ ttwoon, Wastincte some of the buys Fesolved to Invest ney NCEE, Principal, ole RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRAD! S OF STUDY: ¢ gH, and Kept a close Watch on her Fridity one of them saw her sup some- suspected U action We issue Tavestinent Py turns than 3 Governun ‘cies that will pay better re- t Bond and larger dividends thing behind the coat-bor than a Savings Bak, Geutiah; propases Sor collage, Au- n., for Privetpal tutions uly” Was missing again. ‘The teacher, however dis- | — Gorrespoudeuce Solicited, ay nee Peware of imitations of the Neme and Brand, and» Pan, §Ou Sunday stops at all missed the school after, taking some Inquiries us to “who nid the hat,” and the Mttle girl went home tat girls, who are always (is. sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read. ithersburz and Lsusermediate pointe, 19:20 & y RANSOM WHITE, Cashie Tue nenrriz scnoor. or LANGUAGES, sed « gone, the boy who had ioted “CERES” 119,60 on PETRY “4 om ne ginl’s actions toid his veacher he saw the girl | aa eas oe c Church trains Jeave Washineton on Sunday only stick something behind the coal-box, “just -as | @7-1m___1286 F Street, Washington, D.C. in Sat Chowtant Bt. | a ae aS 1:10 pm, stopping at all stations on Metropulitan, was taking up.” The teacher looked, and n Xchel: Germ, Syautels Se | And bave the tmprin Brass Uhere Was the bat, just where she "had herself hid | Booxs For Tur Hounays ape npoee e LEL Ea Me And Wats utht gir bad been quiesly enjoyinis = leaner some 16 TWO GOLD MEDALS Ue infsery she Was fuflleting on forty of ler scoul= saris Loa "4 nates every day fora weeks WwW: QUL OF ELOCUTION AND PRICES NEVER BEPORE OFFERED, Oliver Optic's Books, G5e. Roe’s Books, 85¢. | Kingston's Books of Adventure, 400, ‘The Popular Dollar, 12 mos, Dickens, complete, 14 vols, $4. oe ratory, O04 M st nw, Mrs. M.STEV! NS, Principal, Voice Culture, Fiocution, Laws uf Elective, English, and College Preparatory. coe He May Yer Meer Mappock’s Farg.—A tele- gram from Sioux City, Lowa, December 18, Says ‘The prosecution of the “uoies in the wall come near ending in a tragedy, Who has beea a ‘terror to evil Uon, made a raid on O'Connell's attached, None genuine without the two gold medala SG CURED. —REFERWNCE TO REST sof Washington and others who have been yer Figeutly cured. Sclentife methods. Mrs. N_STE- VENS TAKE, Principal Wasliuxion School of i Constable erly, Cooper. Thackeray, Irving, Cariyle, George ace, Wher W. M. GALT & ©9, found a keg of whisky in a large burglar-pr ELiot, and other Standard Sets at exceedingly Low | tien wre 4 sticiiindlateinals: safe, the door of which Was open, The proptlctor ri LAWING AND PAINTING TAUGHT Bi com | "™* —_ tiade a rust for tue sate to lock It as the ofticer | Fine Editions of the Portsand Mustrated Books. Ds - ~ - came in, but it Was secured before he reached it, | Family, teachers’, and Pocket Bibles, Prayer Books | sons 2 Wuile the proprictor und officer were struggtiag and Hyunals. atal.. Basews nd checked at hotels and re: several Gorin, ueaded by Nick Punicy, 4 brews | Christiaus Cards and Booklets in great variety, at PRIVATE OR IN CLASSES gecorom ond ‘at Ticket Office, O19 and. 1331 ery employe, rusued tn and tried to kill Curus, 3 ELE (from Paris) will give lessons my BvERME Constable Ferguson, Who had made his way beliiud WM. BALLANT at her residence and at pupils’ homes. Excellent pro- SRRAKPAST TY MENTS, Mauager, bar, leveled iS revolver at Paniey and he submitted at once. Curtis let go of O'Connell When the crowd came tn and, reaching for his Tr, Squared hiuself Tor "tho expected wltack. n21 Mt. C.K LORD, General Pamonger Agent. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS_ ion and thorough instruction. 920 15th sta cocoa, DELICIOVS, NOURISHING, ABSOLUTELY VERNON SEMINARY, 1100. 1104, S116 M st.'and 1130 11th st. M" Bryan eloped with the daughter of Joshua Coffee, a farmer living 10 tile ago, Coie In thé meantime the saie Was closed and locked, ENN French and Evelish Boarding and Day School for PURE. COSTING LESS THAN aikE aun tp EGA Danae Dae was soon op ed,howeversand the key taken into 9 ERN senate. ene taalennd Little iris, ONE,CENT PER CUP. KOK, AND THE SOUTH eer we been uiide agalast OREN BE | coammodivisnewcchoc! vuildinacontaining Harri, | ™zS-colmbvel-cvAu Steamers GRORGE LEARY and LADY OF Tm 13, DUL he pays no attention to thei, aud con 00° NNN REE | sessiON - ROOMS, CLASSROOMS, and OFFICE, = Tae LAKE one of which leaves Washingto daily at 3 pam tiues'to hunt tor contraband whtsky. Te he meets HAS AGAIN witheteatn heating and best muders imyrovementy | Re. Pause | (Stn conection sat wot ane Poderice stoaa the fate Of tue Kev, Mr, Haddock It Will be no sur 48S TIT Ree UU cco KK ‘Thirteenth year beins OCTOBER 6. — Stgainer Leary deus atv caren on eT eo ee ‘or circulars w Prineh “THIS BEER AND BE ing Mowday ar 32 itarbor ee “ine quren ot me | Mtg FRR BOB 8 g Bee | Sam SERS m3. SOMRAR mene Bicurer Late notin Coveted ecboe eutne wat Senaion Bay 4 preety pares s too : ce SARVAREL SEAGIG ao —_ xyeess Will call and ‘check Seay race aed Gees aa ed ee ee site Suskiaetny ditieen erie tly of i sal ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASS, seid fe'uate Ptdencos. “Televne cl servation. ‘ine queen ts Mrs, 4108s Cariin, the LOUISIANA AVENUE, JUST LOOK AT classes. luquire of MK. JAKVIS BUTLER, _ OOK Ist AN = ~ raics will be off'and after the 15th 62 (ur ugeut Tudiais princess recently anarsted 9 w L KK ERE RRR ™ 588. | : ee wee strait Gcket aud 63 round trp. He cOrouation Was wittessst Dy. a : a — —¥ ust Rapa osname Dumber of whites aud hundreds of Indians, "Ph AXE Re Be Hutt” 83s, DENTISTRY. Faust FAUST | J)pt- VERNON! MT, VERNON? queen wits loaded down with presents aud looked Aa rR Eee B tyge | ————— = = aul A STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN very preity. aa K K EFER DUKE, DENSI, (To 141M N\W.—TEETH _ —_— Leaves 7th-strect wharf dally (encegn 6 Yor Mt, ; a PRICE extracted without pal Uy alot local application JSEFURNISHINGS. forvens and iver Lanuinse ae far down ea aly unout se Suor Dea BY Tits Favnsn-1N-Law.—Murdock Superlative Flonr, Patent Process, per BDL. Prepared und used vuiy vy we, devia ware Ba. HOUSE NIS! lock ain. Beturuing, reaches Washington es “ : = : rated Home Comfort, Patent. lect Utting sets of artical teeth “Operations wuarau- irom Rastman, Ga., five bse — has uever become reconetied LL. BLAKE, Captain, J. B. Lereox & Bro. J pX. STARR PARSONS. D , OTH ST.. COR: ty: aiso, the Cure of n his son-In-liw, Une Wo quarreling every hice E nw. Filling © «pecialty ; ‘(Wormerly with P. Hanson Hiss & Ca.) just recuived « larwo consienment of new pring patterns, We ate selling sil 150. white Beck a (o yards lot) for 10e. Pet piece. fit Papers from Le 4030. Ait work stunranvecd Ata clas and Tinting’s specialty pistols Were draw aud Comee shot Fam, Returutag TUESDAYS : FRIDAYS, and SUNDAY pun, tour hiagat Iver Laid ingeasferae Nomint Crevis Carrion, va--and St Clements Bay, Md, in wi a Be kat CW. RIDLEY, Mauawer. “ne _ OCEAN STEAMERS.__ ‘TLANTIC & WEST INDIA LINK. NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS ‘Briush, Dash aud Freoch West India islands & #s. BAKRACOUTA, ailing 17th Dec., 28th Jan., and thereafter. more at St. Croix, ‘Ai Bryan dead, 200. A River STEAMER Sriir BY A Loa.—A dispatch from Chattanooga, Tenn., says: The steamer A. G. Henry was completely wrecked at Gillespie's Bar, 95 miles from St. Louis. ‘The steamer truck a big s In the river Which Split her from stem to stern, here Were tWenty-five people on board. All were saved, ‘The cargo ts a complete Joss, ‘ee. CARDIFF AND RYaN.—Jouin Donaldson 1s tn re- ceipt of a letter from’ Paddy Ryan, who 1s now in Cailfornia, asking If there would be any prospect of getting’on a Nght with Cardiff if he should come to Minneapolis on bis way east. In Mis lewer Ryan says that if Kilrain licks Smith for tae world’s championship, he proposes to chall him for a fight lo a tintsh for che championship and for froui $5,000 10 $10,000 a side stake money, Ryan clatms vo ‘be the next best man to Sullivan in America, Cardiff had not made up his mind late last evening whether he would meet Kyan or not, It is quite probable, however, that a twelve or fifteen round contest with smail gloves will be arranged to take place at Une Washington Fink In january. —+e9——_ Gen. Banks’ DEPUTY “Mansuara.—The terms of F. D. Gallupe and ©. H. Snow, the deputy United States marshals whom Gen. Banks recently waked resign, expired Sunday by jon. ‘They Have uulted Ia an open letver to the geuctal, stat, to compel knew that ing that they hin to prefer charges, as he report of, Agent "Nightingale to the Attor- General was false in every ular, The acts imputed to then were ited by the gen- eral’s most trusted cierk and ehtet deputy, who re- signed by request eighteen months after these Unings had been brought to the marshal’s the evidence of which is on file in the Ui States Court, RT. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST. 437 7TH ST. st Uncolored Japan, per ii. of E. Dentistry” p08 oul, Deri Cassard Hams, Star Braiidn, perth, oo Dard, 8, by 10-1b. pads, pee Kari td, 10,0. palin per per i Touwate e ae aaa aT MEAT DEPART SEEN Prime Rib Koust, per Ib. Choice Porterhouse Stents, bor ib. ‘Veal, Mi at redi Werall espcclal sttention to our low Guitdies of all description at lowest goft Shell Almonte Pn Fresco Painting BRO. 508 7th st.nw. oo mye ATTORNEYS. _ é \AMPBELL = CARKINGTON, — ATTORNEY-AT- Lav, Barbour, Law Gilidings 490 wae “7th street cars pass tie | avenue, Washington, nw Laces Gussins Ractiie OF for apa, ae int a aale S08980 000 Date LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF BEEF, An in. fuable tonic, “Jaa success and Tatlonn should feel grateful™See “Medical Lancet,” &o styles and the latest designe, which we are offering st low prices, Keeping only first-class mechauice, wears prepared to do all kinds of erase perenne peapectaily Laurovevand Furusces, Aca respect | us Mertinigoe, Tusly saunston ‘Suisiting Koon, Bath Kooims, &. W. & JENKS & 00, 717 7thet_.w. ae 41 WINTER RESORTS._ OT SPKINGS, N.C. ‘charming resort, nestled among ty ited Se, Pa pay year. Table of superior: perature, Genuine with the fac-simile —— pidebiete ture in Blue Ink across the ithe pele ee sions can offer the wrt Bar ies Preiti I ‘YOU WANT THE BEST FUEL SOLD Inthe District at Fair Prices, callow JOHNSON BROTHERS, supply more families with Me COkE, AND. WOOD «We have twenty-seven Seal Skin Garments in stock, consisting of SACQUES, VISITES, JACKETS, AND ULSTERS, which we offer at lower prices than can obtain to-day in any house in New York city. Genu- ine Alaska akins, London dyed. SACQUES FROM $100 UPWARDS. ‘Muffs and Boss Fur Trimming, Coachmen's Capes, Gloves and Mufflers, Children's Furs at prime cost. Dunlap's New York Hate. Fine presentation Umbrellas and Canes. WILLETT & BUOFF, MATTERS AND FURRIERS, 905 Pennsyivanis avenue, = 018-3m Bor Loe Kaus Gib Nox Ea PEronanr Prt | WE ARE MAKING IN © sther a ee PORTIERES AND HEAVY DRAPERY. ‘upon that offuial’s — barue of the book 3 Wie Reg toacdete 3 Sttoraey general wil a ‘Market Space ; 308 and 3108th st.