Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1888, Page 8

8 LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. ae For the District of Columbia, Maryland. Tirinin clearing slightly colder; northwesterly ComPELLep To CLosz Our Doorsow Accoust eee THE WARD DEAL. What President Hewett Says About the Conditions. It was not stated in yesterday's Sram that Economic ‘meet- ing in the’ ne Washington Base Ball club or wonld be, but of All Soul's church last night. the people of Wakingiee hy roy a expression was given to s surmise that such fifty or more students of politi- conti Tew mn corouee a Ges deel socer tie bases pore ae : or GPCQND ANNTAL Hor oF THe COLUMBIA continue to sell every garment in our ia +3 I exactly one (34) half marked price. Thisis an President Hewitt must secure control of all rinory. ARR SS VE, Nowemocr as Self peta Themen suite and overcoats @t | +6 cinb stock before he can have Ward. The pS == price. tions are so , and ((OkexweaTIoNaL catcnaa a5 the way in which we are selling the ‘they | only practical inference to be drawn was that ——— ; won't last lo: mgr ng pte eee ‘Mr. Day was to obtain a portion of the stock, » _ ac" fFeatest bargain over offered. It's plain every- | scheme that would redound to the benefit of MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ~ 9 ly who has ht this sale. i why eth we clegant both parties to the deal. To this opinion the them up again, but then they must go, and this is the way it’s going to be this morning on Mr. Walter Hewett in regard to Men’s suits, ar own reliable make— the . The young $25 suits 20 suite suite MES. MATTIE MULLER, of Baltimore, Pir sete; 10 suits ORGAN RECITAL piney = tre bust $40 overcoats ae ove Com. Warwick, of Hightstown, N. J., bet TRORETS, tectaling soservel cont, FIFTY CENTER. 35 overcoats nett John Coleman that Cleveland would have a AtSANDERS & STAYMAN'S, 034 F st. nw, and 30 overcoats ‘effect- mae in New Jersey. After election the METZEROTT'S, = 25 overcoats derpre eholder decided that Fisk's prohibition 1110 F et nw, on andafter WED = ones ~ ‘Mr. Warde’ vote would peovent him from having a ma: Peerless Dyes NESDAY, November 28. n24-3t Spreng ante “ rd last night seemed to be rendered with unusual “ Are the best. Sold by druggists. eoly PILHELM) cL area Bot wes ae x vo are is Ward coming to Washington?” asked the < nig! po pomp ey Sang ped a suit, aged men. The aga teas cee sae Ww only BREE RAREAM <onductor We are not making | tolead you his release,” was the reply. “I do | ceptable to the lower part of the house, while ler and added the costa.” oa ay A ey gd Po ne a Eat re giving you choice of anything in | not know anything about Ward's ‘wishes, but I | Rot less effective in winning the i i Mayor Heritthasappoinied D. Lowber Smith | "06, Se. Use De. EvteCoughSrrup, 2 | Keer garvunay eviaive, Poeee our house at exactly one (34) half price. am aware that he expremed a desire to go a ae ee hep] to succeed Gen. John Newton as commissioner ‘ing Holiday Gifts 15, at Universalist Church. corer 13h and fees “Our Guarantee. ' either to Boston or W: igton. He is now on ‘ourse, liberally Phe will of public works. Colgate & Co.'s refined Cashmere Bouquet, | ®¥. Ticket, a We guarantee every garment to be as rep-| the ocean, probably, on his way to Australia, nag paengg Vera ted crane = Caprice and Heliotrope Sachet Powders are | .Sc8q% Ticket, three concerts, $1. Subsemiptions re resented. Should it not suit you we will re-| and I am ‘writing ‘him a lotter —piokiog up ST ee chee a unequalled. tu,f-2w fund money paid. & Sons, Reliable Clothiers, - D Wilson Pure Rye Whisky.—Nothing - - 621 Pennsylvania Avenue, will have the absolute control of the club, ex- Miss Susie Kirwin sang the leading labor were strong and healthy, he said, was | 12 your throst arises from catarrh, and as catarrh isa wi on ita in the matte H with good taste, and the parts taken b} constitutional disease the ordinary cough medicines | finer to be had. We have it in botéles and on . Under Metropolitan Hove eo other bis beak i amances. Tam not going | Kiss Julie Christo: iiss Alice Verona and, My, | 20W2 by hospital records not to be correct, | Cotatitutional disease the ordinary cough medicines i Yrrmans miss the bargains at W. H. Hoeke’s Dor’r this week. Read his ad. $1.50 Smyrna Mats “in which I am giving him an putline of m; plans for the coming season. If fhe comes he ther his head with money matters, and shall send the treasurer with the club on eve! trip. had talk with Ward’s lawyer while at Harris” Bil Tsar Ticxuse ya Theat last night to hear ‘Erminie’ bonds.” the name of ‘The Two V: Dixon’s Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m In the main, his reme: for these evils were paternal in character. He wanted laws passed forbid children under certain years from ne € » BLE AND POUND PARTY POR TH D ASILUM, draught, :* iT Try a bottle for Thanksgiving day. W. H. Kohnle were also in good hands. M. & P. Merzorn, 417 7th st. mn. w. tional remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, by evening the same opera will be given. building up the general health. and expelling the scrof- FST. * : : Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa, America” of 0 at 95 cts, Kennay’s Tuzater.—The name of Kernell | worki: abi: . | Ulous taint which is the cause of the catarrh and con- - - . ; seh. TIONAL RIFL AR ns ook Wand Sek one ae Demon eee has for many years been associated with clever | ment o wae pia gineners ork ad | sumption, has restored to perfect health mau, per. ar a ee ae ~¥ OVEMBER 2h, T8Sk ag rae omen 15th of March.” specialty work, and the gompany of variety | to shorten the hours of work for women and | S280 Whom foeepedemntrnus carting wxton' “ypu Re ——— e Lampe in Great Variety. ‘“It hae been rumored that O'Day was to go | people gathered under the leadership of Harry | children. He favored more liberal expendi- | Ma" "nso! Sarsaparilla does peaitively surectarh, | Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 7th & H. Wedding Gift” to New York in part payment for Ward,” sug- | Kernell this season gives a performance a8 | tures for schools and compulsory lawg to secure ES eR E. F. Broo! 101 15th street. gested the reporter. ood as has been seen at Kernan’s in a long | the attendance of children, In’n general way , AMUSEMENTS PNTENs Rit hris. eee ae eee “O'Day does not figure in this deal in the | time. Harry Kernell himself, Frank Bush, the | he advanced the theory of federal or municipal CATARRHAL AFFECTION he Wdiniasion, “2c. Gallery. Loe Foxx pts, Ammonia, strongest 10c., 7th & E, | least way,” was the reply. “He will | inimitable, and James Reilly, of course made | control of public corporations, He. favored NEW Nationa THEA’ WASHINGTON RIDING AcaDeaty, Poa aap undoubtedly pitch in Washington next year.” | big hits, On Thursday Kilrain and Mitehel control. He thought that if in the] «For several years I had been troubled with a ca- se . Corner of 224 abd P sta. nw Noraixa Like Fussell’s Ice Cream for} Mr. Hewett also expressed himself as being | Will appear. e Water, gas, heat, street cars, &c.,were | tarrhal affection in my throat, and had tried several sera pom eed a Instruction given to Ladies, Gentlemen and Chile dinners. 1425 New York avenue | greatly pleased with the new salary rule,which, | T#2 Guope Taeaten.—This house, formerly | furnished by the municipality instead of hav- | kinds of medicine but could find nothing to help me. | S#”EXTRA MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY. | aren Best appointed beamline satis te uae conntey. northwest. o said, will help all of the clubs, both large | the Dime Musoum. has been repaired and re- | ing the power delegated to individuals. or cor- | My wife wanted me to try Hard’ Senevenilg eta The Eminent Tragedian, Ample carriage room and special accommodations {oF ¥ 'sE 7» Ercurxas is now | and small. fitted, and was opened, under new spanieity | PorAtions, it might not become necossary for | must say Iwas very much benefited by using it, and * FREDERICK WARDE, coachmen auiiiebesuitien tin wenden President Day, of tho New York club, con-| ment, last night with an attractive specialty | the government to assume control of railroad | would recommend it very hishly to auy ane having ‘This (Tuesday) Evening, Public Munic Ride every Saturday night at § epenat bistee: tet all uho would | tinues to twist the condition of the deal. ‘Tnan | entertainment on the bills. ‘The audience was asthma or catarrh.” ELIAS ©. DEVRIES, finn of a ae ivouk tania Gam nad esa tee oolioviion ve in character and treated nearly | Devries & Peterson, Omaba, Neb. Telephone call #28. 2. D. BROWN & CO, as It embraces choice works from the ‘hands of | asked: Cot aey | pal niece the dramatic reader, | or lew es the labor problem with more Tearchay: Thankas cing htatiiies VinGIaaS | ee ae: _ Proprietors. of | oak : NDT. : tar mot ‘ x RGIN “a = — our most noted etchers, It will continue this | |, “What was the Lact agg nhl Mee in | who will appear at Congregational church on neh atti Tt Was Very Sronly die- — oe faa, commends, Oe meets 1 week. eer acquire all the stock in the Washington club?” | Friday night, has wona place for himself in the ————___ & en, a sth wee 10.10 Pm Ar Cosr.—Our stock of Toys and Fancy | and replics: amusement world with a rapidity which is the FOREIGN NEWS AND GOSSIP. 7 am happy to say that my wite was cured of a very | Seturday Matin ASTON CAD OR, | 15th ot. two blocks ec Goods. M. Suvenvenc & Co., $12 7th st. Sxow Saovers—25 dozen steel-pointed snow shovels at 30 cents each. Cuas. T. Carter & Co. si + r on ~ ND RECITAL AX CONC T A : matters stand if the club loses money Hewott | _ = ublic attitude it is difficult to judge. Un-| peJue 7 oF Berwi ms a a a 606 Pennsylvania ave.'n.w. | Will be the rineipal-loser; if it wins he will | Will ——— Thanksgiving by redaci the Eoubtedly there is ground for apprehension, | "3" Sn ypu dathda 0 taka Misony Semagectna as ie won rainy er, ee ivide,” « | admission fee. Two ures will be g:ven a é: c . ne i ; a ama every day, | have to divide. e. jectures W: fs as, by common consent, next Sunday is the at Warrner's, 471 Penn. ave. n.w. Fiery Preces Best Five Frame Body Brussels interview in the New York World to-day he is “It was to prevent those stockholders who have everything to gain and nothing to lose from saddling themselves on Hewett. Hewett bought Ward on his own responsibility, and as —_—___. The Salary Limit. WHAT PRESIDENT YOUNG THINKS OF THE NEW Horves furnished at @2 each. Send for cireul and telegraph lines. ‘The paper was very com- ~ large, andextracted a greatamount of fun out prehens’ VIRGINIUS. best evidence of his striking talent. His enter- tainments are now standard events in many large cities. There has been a brisk sale of seats for his appearance on Friday evening. ‘Tue Panorama of the “Battle of Shiloh” Eveuing. Monday, December 3, EVANS AND HOEY in “A PARLOR MATCH.” 127 bad congh and what was called ‘quick consumption,’ BSCRARD Ot by Hood's Sarsaparilla, She was restored to perfect health, which she has enjoyed ever since. Our little girl was poor and puny ; Hood's Sarsaparilla seemed to be just the thing #e needed, as she has been well and Paris dispatches last night indicated a very feverish state of mind, among the correspon- dents at least, but how far this represents the 2:90 and 7:30 p.m. este ae st He Signed the Pledge. not be induced to buy any other, HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold byall drugwists. $1; six for $5. Prepared only sinister anniversary of the coup d'etat, and is to be given over to politics by a demonstration, The Italian authorities claim possession of y, will of the recital. mate new applicants, ev Carpets at 85 cents per yard. Former price, BASE-BALL RULES. A MAK WHO DID NOT WANT TO WAIT TILL RB was | tho soven dhows recently captured ss slavers | bro. 1 HOOD ce CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Muss. Lota rep ee T2¢ntusthow* FINE STUDIES forest ae. Wasa. B. harpprmig “What do you think of the rule fixing the| 4. intoxicated fSottarrnd ered into Justice Dighireier eee Tully: had are 3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, ADIES AND GENTLEMEN DESIRING TO JOIN ATNED TEACHER OF ENGLISH an 4 . " an r cl ~ _ st i prunes cf now ___Tth and Dts. nw. | timit of base-ball salaries at €2,5002” asked a O'Neal's office yesterday. papal tts all | diction. The dhows were captured after a|—— mediately for particulars, WG. COLLIN ES ot Pe Go ro C. A. Muppr4ax, 1206 F street, for Gas | Sran reporter of President Young to-day. ie Sin ths vada act for | *¢vere fight and subsequently condemned by ALUABLE INFORMATION. _Bz8-3t __ 8061 ‘TEACHER. 291 Bat nw. mab. Fixtures and Rochester Lamps. “I believe it is a move in the right direction | “PP¢4rances, been out in the rain and snow for | ¢),, tors and sold as slavers. AMES H_ JO! CHAMPION . , BUSINESS COLLEGE, GOR Frve Porrrairs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ave. Ovn $1 Kip Grove challenges your admira- tion. They are correct in style, color and fit. Wear well, fit well and look well, Franc, One Price Hatter and Furnisher, cor. 7th and D. and that it will succeed. It is in favor of the existence of the smaller clubs which have here- tofore been crippling theuselyes by paying larger salaries than they could afford. It is also a move in the interest of 900 ball players against those of perhaps 100. There are a few several hours and was soaking wet. “I want to take the pledge,” he muttered, “What for?” asked the justice, “To keep sober, of course,” he answered. “You had better go home,” said the justice, “and come back when you are sober.” LADIES’ BROADCLOTH, yard and a halt wide, pure cre ~~ ash valve Commodious halls and cias-rooma. Superior inetloda. Pull corps of instructors. Its wi rained cred iates ar. filling responsible business: Day and night sessions. Laree attendance if nen and women. Five courses Amanucnsis course. Practical F manship: Delsarte Course in rai a HAVER | of the world, will give his Ball on Nov. $1, 1889. will take the train for Pittsburg to-morrow — UES—COSTUMES.’ M380 Stitete select from, 25 cte. 95 Entrance, 1836 7th st, now. Also, at P huetaen Park Six summonses were served upon Mr, Finu- cane, member of parliament from East Lim- erick, last evening as he was entering the house ofcommons. Detectives are waiting to serve summonses on other Irish members for intimi- dation. nearly one yard and a-lalf wide, pure French wool: very finest quality; onderful bargains; only 50c.; cash value, $1. “DOUBL: WOOL ‘BLANKETS, iiumense Litem — Bi ? af Lieutenant Wissman_ firmly believes that ATER ; by the year, bly installments, 1 y i “Then I won't sign the pledge,” said the latiled i 4 6th. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, th strated cafe 1i35 how York ow pera vals, earoaie ap ava ty thor eae ctenzoes drunken man. “I only sign it when I am | Stanley has reached Wadelai in safety, and | (ost Extensive snd Claborately: Principal, Homas artificial eyes. Hempler’s, ave., cor. 434. star players earned the right to make special agreements. But the greatmajority of players drunk. I am drunk now, and know it, and if I ives no cre ry ve fi The Most Extensive and Elaborately- gives no credence whatsoever to the reports of | som - : bar- sign the pledge I won't take another drink. I ke c tic Attraction on the Road. WILBI that explorer's having met with disaster. He | In the following repertoire of popular : is strongly urged by the traveler Rohls to com- T= will be helped. Here is a man, for instance, in | QW" 8 house now, and if I take the pledge to- | vee hie ne Nition of 200 Germnen and 1,000 2 cl CITY AND DISTRICT. a small club receiving a big salary. Next year | day Pll’ keep it, but if I don't away will go the | Pot Doe. but as Wismman hes andertuker nT: og Se naar Soran of Mr. £ | CONDENSED LOCALS. By the new rule the clubs will be force ¥ equalize their salaries and to cut them down, likely that he will organize the expedition in a for?” asked the justice. FRECH, 188 EMILY E. ,. i i " M TEACHER OF ELOCUTION j . y ir salaries ar “One year,” be replied. manner quite opposite to any of the plans sug _ a A Scant par pate ep pe lls Pode Ta ale Foy: 7 ea The Justice then made out the pledge, The | 8. witiam of Germany hase WEA! z. “A LBAUGH'S GRAN EE = . ee eet on eeeh are the meeting. As anew scheme it aroused the | @runken man signed it, and swore. that he stand as godfath the ninth son . variety tore” A ivi < a ey ge Mrect, caught fire from que jet. ‘The fiames | the meeting, f the delegates, and they | Would not touch another drop for a year. After | Sented to stand au godfather to the ninth son | Next door to the Boston Variety Stora THANKSGIVING WEEK. S300 roo i NenTETe were fo ee asked about ite differ en jelega' ts an ne i, the man had gone the justice explained that | 0f ®, poor workman of Marienburg, and to | VALUABLE PRES! ‘8 FOR CASH CUSTOMERS. ‘Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. ifews Graduating, English Grad ' Yesterday, the of Mary A. Neale was | asked about ite different features, it after it | this was not. the first time that the man had | have his august name entered in the Saptismal S will select one of the following | GRARD EXTRA MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY, story courses. Special car filed for probate. § nok ives to her fon, Francis | bad been explained and argued fhe plan and'h | taken the pledge, “He always takes it when he | Tesister. He Mas scut a present of 30 marks to wah Gi: & edt en Eeeok, | Wen. &. Gilman's Gengeenn Sqestasuier Tateunghs, MP the residue of her estate she gives to her son, Richard A. Neale. Mr. E.8. Smith, of the firm of Smith & ‘Wardwell, of the Boston store, on Market space, between 7th and 8th streets, went into the store Sunday to see that everything was safe, and was unanimously adopted.” “It is going to entail a large amount of work upon you, is it not?” “I should say so,” was Mr. Young’s resigned reply. his prospective godson. The Russian government has protested against the erection by Roumania of forts at Forschani and Galutz. The United States steamer Juniata arrived at Suez yesterday. Ten hounds belonging to the famous Kil- © & pair of Silk Embroidered Ts will select one of the following hase of 10: One Dozen Fine 50: Two Pairs of THE TWELVE TEMPTATIONS. ‘Under the management of Chas. H. Yale, See the Laughable Coupe. ‘The Srained Doukeys. ‘The Monster Dragon. The Funny Bears, The Judge Family. ‘The Brothers Savanill ‘The Exguiaite ‘Transtormation, e Live is intoxicated. He usually takes the pledgo home to his wife, and when he is shown the pledge the next morning he is sober enough to understand it, and is man enough to keep it. ———— From Rockville. WHAT IS GOING ON IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY— RUCTION IN Tall ages, private or in classes, DEM) OF FINE AKTS, Od AC J and wee the wonderful progress of studeuta, be’ Mss SCHMITI'S KIND AVE mary Class, 401 3d st. now. orth west |ARTEN AND Piti- ‘Conveyance frou _ te a tern section, teacher accompanying. ARTIO- fell —— an opening, a distance of about 6 Disputing with an Undertaker. dare pack have been maliciously poisoned. Ts Aveurces ay ULATION and SPEECH KEADING taugit the Deaf. feet, breaking his arm between the wrist and | 4 CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT DismIsseD IN THE | COURT MATTERS—NEEDS oF THE PUBLIC] © ‘Th! Brussels Etoile says that the government a ‘The March of Nations, —— ai the elbow in two POLICE COURT. SCHOOLS, i The students of the medical and dental de- | cetpeser oy of the National university last even- ig elected the following officers, to serve dur- the session of '88-'89: President, Finley H. wert, of Louisiana; vice-president, Dr. R. C. Fisher, of Pennsylvania; secretary, Charles M. Bue! , of Virginia; treasurer, Dr. J. B. Rutherford, of Pennsylvania. It has been ordered that the officers of the = and non-commissioned general staff of e District national guard report, mounted, in undress uniform, at 11:15 a. m. on the 29th inst., at the corner of B and 17th streets north- west. In the Criminal Court to-day a colored woman, Johanna Robertson, was convicted on gazes from @ conviction for keeping a bawdy use, eS ae a Father Chapelle Welcomed. 4 RECEPTION GIVEN AT ST. MATTHEW'S PASTORAL RESIDENCE LAST EVENING. Rev. Dr. Chapelle, pastor of St. Matthew's, who returned from Europe Sunday, arrived in this city yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock on the limited express, which left New York at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. He was metat the depot by the reception committe representing the congregation and escorted to the church parsonage. As the party approached the church the bells pealed out a loud welcome. Father Chapelle’s return was celebrated last night by a reception at the ecclesiastical resi- dence adjoining the church. The house was decorated with floral offerings from the congre- gation, a large arch of flowers bearing the word “welcome” being conspicuous. Col. Ber- ret, the chairman of the reception committee, made a brief address of welcome on popet of the He was followed by Dr. D. B. Clark, who in turn gave way to Mr. E. Smith on the part of the church ‘ieties, Dr. le replied feelingly. He said it was indeed a great pleasure to have such a welcome at the hands of his flock. He seemed great! moved by the demonstration. The churc! choir, under the leadership of Mr. L. E. Gan- non, rendered appropriate music. ‘The parlors were crowded by members of the congréga- tion. Among those present were Gen. Rose- erans. Marshal Wilson, Col. Reed, Wm. J. Mil- ler. Hon. Zach. Montgomery, Col. Berret, Jose Macias, Mrs. Senator Vance. Mrs. Representa- tive Bayne, Miss Marie Pua..erson, Mrs. Mar- shal Wilson and Mrs. Geo. Joyce. ems How to be Warm. ‘To the Editor of Tax Evexrxe STAR Please remind our shivering car-drivers, teamsters, and transfer agents who are suffer- ing from want of insufficient clothing that very serviceable and inexpensive overcoats may be made up at home of common horse-blankets, which can be bought at trifling cost. Such Milton named Joseph Jac! Court this morni: Edward Jordan, the colored undertaker, left $20 collateral at the U-street police station last night on s.charge of embezzlement preferred against him by a colored man named Wm. Winston, who lives on 93¢ street, near Bound- ary. The arrest was the result of a business transaction between the complainant and de- fendant. Winston's child died last Tuesday nightand the following morning he sent for Jordan to prepare the body for burial and con- duct the funeral. The bargain was made and Winston paid Jordan 34 on account and was to make another payment before the body was placed in a coffin. Winston and Jordan differ as to the whole amount to be paid, the former claiming that it was @10 and the latter that it was @5 more. Winston tat seed man and could not raise more than $10 cash. After rejecting a proposition of the undertaker for a cheaper funeral he requested the return of the #4, but Jordan refused to refund the money because, he said, he had made the coffin and had no one to put init. The undertaker returned the death certificate to the health office and a coffin was sent to Winston's house. Meanwhile Win- ston had secured Undertaker Wright to bury the body. Prosecutor Shillington in the Police Court investigated the case this morning and nolle prossed the charge. —__ Mrs. Cole’s Bay Window. MB. COYLE ARGUES THAT ALL PROJECTIONS OVER THE BUILDING LINE ARE ILLEGAL. Judge Merrick took up yesterday the suit of the United States against Mrs. Annic Cole and the Commissioners to prevent her from build- ing a bay-windowin the reservation at Thomas Circle. The defense in the case claimed that the bay- window was sanctioned by ee eons approved July 7, 1794, by President George ‘ashington, permitting owners to occupy for certain purposes 7 feet of the adjacent street. The lary ogy ee involved in the case, y Mr. Coyle for the United States, is whether or not the Commissioners can give to private individuals the right to use any part of the public streets. Mr. Coyle contended that the fee of the highways is in the United States, and that the erection of bay windows are encroachments in the right of the national government, — Merrick asked Mr. Coyle if he main- tained that all the thousands of owners of bay- windows are liable to action for ejectment to be brought by the United States. ir. be ow ded that he took this ground, stating, however, that it would be an impossi- bility to bring suit all rsons. The argument will be continued ye ——Saaa Colored Men on Juries. SOME REMARKS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT—LAW- YER MOSS CALLED TO ORDER, Assistant District Attorney Lipscomb has re- | han. cently challenged a number of colored jurors, & fact that has led to the assertion that he had drawn the color line. In the case of Charles of Belgium will ask the chamber of deputies for a credit of fivo millions to complete the armaments. 3 BEAUTIFUL PREMIERS 3. pry. GLARA HARKISON, iy! Mason, N.Y. Kis ya for <4 ‘uidren @ Sy ity. aa —_— Correspondénce of Taz EvENtNG Star. Rockvitxz, Nov. 26, 1888, One of the most exciting trials of the circuit court at this term occurred here Saturday in the case of the state agt. Mrs. Airy Grimes, charged with entering the house of Mr. Jas. A, Waters, near Travillah, and taking therefrom. @ large amount of household articles. A num- ber of witnesses were examined, among them many ladies from that locality. ‘The goods al- leged to have been stolen were found in the house of Mrs. Grimes, upon a search warrant served by the sheriff. She, in her testimony, claimed that they were purchased from a Mrs. Louis Hendley. “The case was tried before the court, who rendered a verdict of not guilty. In the court to-day, the cases of Holman Of- futt and Nace Butler, for violation of the local option law, were tried, and they were found not guilty. Thos. Shannon, indicted for a sim- ilar offence, was found guilty, and a fine of $50 imposed, which he was unable to pay, and was | sent back to ee Several other cases for vio- lation of the local option law were submitted to the court on pleas of guilty, anda fine of $50 imposed in each case. The case of Geo. Brown, colored, for manslaughter, in shooting and killing Thomas Neal, colored, near Gaithers- burg, in May last, was tried by the court, and a verdict of not guilty rendered. H. T, Heb- ron, eg ep with placing obstructions on the track of the Metropolitan branch railroad, was acquitted. A motion was made to-day by the counsel of Edgar M. Watkins, charged with killing Edward Trail near Middlebrook in June last, for the re- moval of the case to another court. It is thought the case will be removed to Washing- ton county. Court will probably adjourn to- morrow or next day, as but few case remain to be tried this term. Ata meeting of the county commissioners to be held to-morrow a petition will be presented to them by the trustees of the Rockville public school asking for the enlargement of the school- house at this place, which is now too small to accommodate the large number of pupils in at- tendance. Of the physicians and the public is invited to 3 GRAND BALLETS 3. 100 PEOPLE ON THE STAGE. Next week—MRS, POTTER. Matinees Monday, Tuesd KERNELL’ HARRY KER) FRANK BUSH. J Good Riders. From the Saturday Review. The Persians are good riders, and an English naval officer, “who had gone ashore at Abushe- her, and was there mounted ona spirited horse, afforded no small entertainment to the Persians by his bad horsemanship.” He was greatly mortified at this, and an English-speak- ing bative, with whom he had some slight ac- aintance, endeaved to comfort him on the following day in these words: “ “Don't be ashamed, sir; nobody knows vou. Bad rider? I tell them you, like all English, ride well, but that time they see you, you very drunk.’ ‘The worthy Periaan thought that it would have been a reproach for a than of a warlike nation not to tide well, but none for a European to get drunk.” Some mounted Arabs endeavored to entertain Mr. Layard, the explorer of Nineveh. “They would gallop of to a distanee, put their lances at rest, and then make deliber- ately for his head. The compliment consisted in stopping the charger suddenly short so that the spear point would just touch his face. He | ist, ‘The medicines used in Donglass’ Emulsion are naively adds that his life would Lave been | absolutely pure. w EMBE tecrificed if the well-trained steeds had made Wednesday and S: ey the slightest false step, or by any inequality jughiy renovated from fir tha grbtindl Giseppolated the expectations ot eres see - tine an attractive appearance, 4 ~~ ‘out for the Grand Opening their masters.” ar ontsonie im pena SE and CO! iN SISTERS. Where is the Paymaster’s Clerk. | From the New York Tribune, to-day. Charles G. Dearborn, Paymaster John R. DOUGLASS’ EMULSION OF PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME AND SODA, n26-tf HINGTON THEATER. Thursday and Saturday GoMP! NX. Ene setts ave. 1 German, Drawing and Calisthenics Misses POLLOCK and NOEKK, Pri Department for Teaches LADY WITH SEVERA in teachi ‘all take pupile at the rate of 86 p 1 rates for beginners and advanced pupils Address STRUMENTAL, Star office nl0-1ot NSEKVATORY OF MUSIC, St a F nta. Twentieth in, Flute, Comet, & ALD, Director." pB-lm* UDENTS LEAGUE GLASSES ON Life, Portrait, Stil-Life, Water Culors and Autique, Messrs. A. G. Heaton, EC. Messer, D. W. Gill, W. A Holies and 8. Jerome Ubi, Student's League, Sun Building. COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY —THE COROO- Tro Scientific School ‘October 1. The ci which meet in the evening are information about the courses ‘bra, A \LOCUTION,, Oratory. Acrxa» Lessons in CLASS or PRIVATE in any ope or more ve studies. ‘Catal free. MAR- TYN iE OF SIION AND ORATORY, half a ale CO) 313 6th st, east of City P.O.), Wi ington, D. oc 1 6-Sam For the relief and cure of COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, GENERAL DEBILITY, H MISS BE. bs ee toe h c jon with whic! ee coda wt tie Wek id, pion of the Worl CH. ra PES MITCHELL, Chainpion of Engh land, 1g STSERS SCARED RRC MER Ba gu ‘SEASO! FIRST CONCERT. CHORAL SOCIETY. Assisted by Mr. D. M. BABCOCK, of Boston. Admission, 50c, ‘Secured Seats, $1. At Metzerott’s, 1110 F st. And nearly all“Pulmonary troubles, and if taken in time will arrest the progress of Consumption. In putting this preparation on the market no claim is made for originality, but a guarantee is given of the absolute purity of the medicines used and the skillful | manner in which they are prepared. The Cod Liver Oil (Norwegian) used is from the crop of '88. This I purchase in the original packages, thereby avoiding any possible adulteration in transit. The Hypophos- phites are from Standard Manufacturers, and need no comment, but the following facts are important: Each bottle contains 50 per cent pure Norwe- Cod Liver Oil, thoroughly emulsified,very palata- bie, and will not disorder the most delicate stomach. ‘Terms begin now. au20 723 14th st. nw. ENDS, SELECT SCHOOL—A PRIMARY, siermediate nd Hic Behool for both sexen! nw THOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal. DERGARTEN NOK TRAINING CLASH INDERGARTEN AND PRIMAKY SCHOOL. iderland Place, south : 3d, It is better and cheaper than nine-tenths of tho Carmody's clerk, on board of the United States | so-called Emulsions, and costs but 75c. for # large bot- steamship Galena, now lying at the navy-yard, | te, or 3 bottles for $2. obtained permission to go ashore on last Tues- . day, and has not been seeror heard from since | 4th. should you become diseatiafied after using, the by any of the ship's officers. Police Superin- | price will be cheerfully refunded. tendent Murray was asked to look for the miss- ing man yesterday. Dearborn had about $400 belonging t0 the nen when he left the ship, but it is not thought that that could have in duced him to run away, as he left personal property on board the ship that is worth that amount. QTE SEASON. THE BISCHOFF CONCERTS, at THR CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, IN TWO COURSES, Pacedsye, ATTRACTIONS: ‘The Boston § Dee. 11. tral Club and rano. Piano-recitals by Dr. Louis Meas, seated by rick Jameson, ATION — BOOK-KEEPING, sal Branches, Type-writing, : Em WOOD'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, i eul5-om od DRAWING IN ORAYON AND CHAR- MISS L. CANFIELD. Terms #3 on wurday for Children, @1.50 m._ Studio, 82] 11th n.w. Send for circular, sezi-2mu* y ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION ANI W Onutory, S04 Mest wears. MSTEVENS Bale Princi Voice u pkpressio® Sarefully taught EDWARD P. MERTZ, MANUFACTURING AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, 1014 F Street, THE PIONEER OF LOW PRICES IN DRUGS, oc23-ta, th, s-3im . Jan. 15. per m. Class holas Dawson, aged eighty-three lying dangerously ill at his home near ite, this county. 8. A.M ———>—__ THE COURTS. Court In Genenat Ter. To-day, Walbridge agt. Walbridge; argued and submitted. Ctncurr Court—Judge Cox. To-day, Allen, Son & Co, agt. Central Na- tional bank; garnishee submitted and_judg- ment Ho condemfiation. Sinclair agt. Walker; on tr Egurry Covrt—Judge Coz, To-day, Claveloux agt. Shipley; F. L. Ship- ley appointed guardian litem. Monohan agt. Fowler; pro confeaso agt. Mono- Crmnan Me ‘ Yesterday C. Fletcher and oa pom A = ing; verdict, McC: and Fle! Jas. isholay cation t0'pay-haale tt witness fees; ited. Ladies’ Feb. 13. aasiated tion- ————-+e+ Tue Cuamper Sxurs M, Wi1sox.—M. Wilson, son-in-law of ex-President Grevy, appeared esterday in the French chamber of deputies Tor the first time since his trial. After the transaction of some formal business, M. Euse- reur, alluding to the absence of M. Wilson, osed to suspend the sitting for one hour, Niating that the chamber of leputies would understand the reason. Eusereur's motion was approved by a vote of 385 to 30. On resuming ite sitting M. Milleraud moved that the cham- ber, having given sufficient indication of its sentiments, return to the order of the day. The motion was passed. M. Wilson thereupon left the chamber, accompanied by M. An- drieux. ANOTHER PaRneLt AmexpMent Resectep.— In the house of commons last night Mr. Parnell an amendment to the Ashbourne act e effect thatno money be advanced for the hase of more than one holding, if such he were rated has not Jess than £20 yearly, le urged ¢ adoption of his proposal was necessary in order to provide for a useful dis- tribution of the “os it. Feb. 12. Mr. eres Dr. Bischoit's. Pupil by Emma Jean Wilson, ‘Mar. 27. Mar. 26. Apr. 16. gesinied by senpeteut voraiite” APE. 17. ‘Season ticket for either course of five concerts, in- cluding reserved weat, onl ae * hingle sAmission to each of the first three of LB a Sots will borin st Ellis & Co.'s, 937 Pa: aves on mber 1, st 8 am. ‘of ‘those Gegring to ettend bow of concerts p24-6t "(pag mecca CHURCH. THE Culture and Natural £3 STAMMERING Thoroughly cured. References to patrons. _0c?6-tdel COMMERCIAL COLLEGE y and writing, 313 tn. w i ard America.” Splendidly eq' Ped. The t and inost commodious builds ‘city devoted to business trair Catalcecure free on ‘Coloret ot sdinitted. G. MARTYN, President. C. K UKNER Principal. oi” FRAN AMC E, 3 NEW MADUTRATED PIROUEAR Tt ar |. SHORTLEDGE'S MEDIA (Pa )ACADE MY pois sent free. = wel h-tyal ‘ADAME A. PELE, WELL KNOW A large consignment of SMYRNA RUGS from one of Ny I-Ie 3 give lems the best manufacturers. Our ‘ustructions are st. Dw. near ‘Adlington Hotel” ool Sun rz yt ge AuDING AND DAE fh ee UATE W. H. HOEKE'S FOR CASH ON OB BEFORE DELIVERY, ‘TO SELL, and they must 18-in. Smyna Mats, usual price, $1.50; go at 95c,' All remaining unsold after this week will be returned. ‘The trial of the case was resumed yes- WELTON RUGS, 3x6 feet, $6.50. DaxcING C. and Mr. Moss, the DAGHASTAN RUGS, from $10 to $20. a eal ae = LACE CURTAINS, from 750. up. J PORTIEBS, from $2.50 up. E = progranimes to. socee pet ape. ih WINDOW SHADES made to onder, at 750. A NATURAL CHERRY FINISHED SIDEBOARD, at $17.50. IMITATION MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, $17.50. ANTIQUE OAK FINISHED SIDEBOARD, $22.50. 4 6-PIECE PLUSH PARLOR SUITE, WITH DIVAN, pee | OLE SERIES. oie aa taka Baa rer tS ‘and copy sent to Ee 837.50. Tax Tor Tax Cano Lies Bust 1 PLUSH PARLOR SUITE, 18 THE pan 6 pleces, with Divan, Solid Cherry Frames, $60, “ANCHOR” STONE BUILDING BLOCKS, The AND LOTS UF OTHER BARGAINS. ‘Reel ini dis- IN CARPETS AND FURNITURE WE CANT BE . UMDERSOLD. ‘The BEST PRESENT for Children and adults, YOU CAIT AFFORD TO MISS THIS SALE, ‘For 61.75 oF $2 « good average box. ‘This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, Apply for Descriptive Catalogue. sent post free,