Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1888, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1888. 7 TAMP..RID WITH THE MAILS. THR YOUNG LOVER CAN MAKE YArEXDS Arrest of a City Post-Office Clerk—He | An Eye-Witness Describes the Smash- | Some of the Many Requirements They me | WITH THE DREADED BULLDOG. THIS AFTERNOON. was too Fond of Dancing. Last night, about on the plac that TH BAT rs 4 iH > Pal Fol ocLock svectors took ap the task of nding who wos at | the imperial children were at dinner when | But tobe e good girl in tho senso T moun is people with the bad habli of meddling with | Fk AyP,Lend st, HALE EAST POC. 90 o'clock, Post-Office In- ‘ be. place, ING ONE $ , 3 sop m ot ar spectors Smith, Maxwell and Troy. arrested at| Private letters from St. Petersburg give| Tobean acceptable amanuensis you »\ust | people should not meddle with dogs who do VENUE AND. TMERO) 4 a NVI } Streday oftersbonn, $50: Leiticum testisens the city post-office Prank W. Adams, a clerk, | thrilling details of the narrow escape of the | (1) bean expert writer of shorthand; (.)an Povh® © 07 Ko. dL nina ¢ , r f taking and ming letters | imperial fa “ body startles a by laying a strange hand i vaprgott Tt baving yore “sipaited | railroad accident which smashed the imperial | penman; (4) a good English scholar, and (5) & upon dog by umber of letters posted here had borne evidence of having been tampered with, the in- THE CZAR’S ESCAPE. FEMALE AMANUENSES. Advice About Dogs. AUCTION SALES. EDUCATIONAL. ————————— = = a —__TO-me —__| )§®* Free rot je Dancing. ing up of the Imperial Train. Are Expected to Possess. ser gine gr ae bien by | erga BROS, Auctioneers, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co, netioneers, Academy and Residence—929 M st. n.w. Be a good many people are dogs, = ‘From the Pall Mall Gazette, From the Phonographic World. when very few need In the first ily from death in the recent , expert operator on the typewriter; (3) a fair: Under and Meh yt oY trust bear Zz i in No. |<ar into fragmenta. ‘The czar the empress, good gir. “Perhaps you think the lat reguie- him, pokes him with a stick or pushes cede Reto gh i ee this , et seq. | ; 5 im with the foot and “is bi trustees, the crown prince and two or three more of | ment the easiest, and so it is—to a good girl. | dog.” Why not let the Piet rivet | Note are | will on ee Arete F Dj ‘EM- TUG! ORROW MeNTNG, n2l-aw* DECE : EN O'CLOCK. | Ber) ERGAR x : ; t whew. dee not A the premio |e eva: MS & 00. Aucta, KSPR NB work on them aa for what purpose. Last Levadsusgrs — = tonne propia pony naiaieitaa ae Sunn ab ghildren who have been t faaghtae | etter thee Sane a et ate e hs Dintict 7[HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. avis! ince, ath ol night Adams, who is a tall, neat-looking young | Witn —_ - uch, if they can, whatever takes their ewe '49) to sixty (60), ‘in- a ———— = * man, hailing from Mechanicsville, St. Mary's | family: Sess you mast he, bes beyond thems you met | fancy. These are the people bitten by dogs, Clusiver and’ the sogti: Aftsen (19) feet frout ou Ver: |p Rora) Rah mien ar wen OEE te IN, VOLAPUR. (La: county, Md., wassuspected and taken in cus-| ‘Out of the crushed woodwork of the car, be a person whose presence as well as whose ; Not once in ten thousand times doers on ee sont sreuine 27, Sho fall Gepth Charest of tol pemeneres commencing et embracing every de- | ¢7 hm te. tas fe tody. The inspectors questioned him as tohow | Which appeared to be most completely ruined, | wérk is desirable, In homely phrase, you | lest a person whe minds his own business, no | for)? <MeMt (45), in George, Tay fourteen | &FiPtion of Household Goods, | Adarese MC BOSA", T6107 at aie many letters he had tampered with, and he od. | the illustrious family were rescued, one after | Must bo just that kind of | girl whom people | Mutter how crabbed the dog may be. |” | UHlatar ber pit recrmied in Liter W. BM 7000 | a foe sollection fdr tet oer Poneann | er ansow SEM ART . " 4 is « ” , re proac! 3 : . F Z mitted that he had in opening one so muti- | nother, andall unhurt save fora few bruises | like to “have around.” There isno gitgew touch a dog, do it rly. ‘There ts only one | at Ot Commie, ype oil bemings, atl impeces- tor the 0. SALT UELVE Cote YT HORSE. 1100-1104-1116 M STREET lated it that he destroyed it,and he had opened | and cuts, That they were not all killed from | to your bei pretiy—it You can’t help it; but | way. It is this: Put out your hand easily and | privileges, and appurtenances to the same belonging: “Aisgar TWELVE LOU . euother. and Snding no money in it he bad re- | first to last is now the subject of the profound- | if you should happen to pretty don’t pre- | confidently to the dog, so that he may smell it. y atuine. 4 balance in one, | HORSES, UOGIES, WAGONS, HAR- AND 1128 11TH STREET. sealed 1 pineed it back in the mails. On | est amazement for all Russia, A dog—Kamt- | sume on your good looksnor ima, in» that they | Put it to his nose. If he sniffs at it -and wags on on» a ee lies at} i eae * ponents amp oor eueeee youne his person were found four letters addressed | chatka—the czar's favorite honnd, lying at his | will in any way atone for your shorcomings. | his tail, or otherwise shows friendliness, then ven, Dering interest from day. of sale, at | 20-2 — jactionser. LADIES AND Little Gi 2s follows: One to “Mrs, J. T. Bradshaw, 1927 | feet; a servant presenting to hima a ers — | A sweet smile — right face delights any you may speak to him and pat him on the head num, unesl aid, pays he |\HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. sn sieninaiaans: Titan street. Philadelphia;” one to “Mra. | a glass of tea; both the servant and the dog | man of sense, but if there is nothing dit | if you like, and perhaps use other familiari- cash at option of purchaser, | FINE BLACK HORSE, WITH CARRIAGE AND Beye tt ty y Imes, 1014 N. Stricker killed instantaneously, and the czar remains | it does not go fer. ties. But if, when you offer your hand, the and ‘a deposit of 3 AT AUCTION, | schoo! building, beated by steain any having another to “Mrs. W. ML unscathed. | Under the feet of the whole im-| | Itisevery girl'sprivilege—it oughtnever tobe | dog remains sullen ana por ine ie ben you coast ce Haale A onrey, | OP SATURDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTH, ane ot | Funlusnt and irteh sur For ther juformiaeicn und still another to. Mis perial party, seated around the dining-table, spoken of as a duty—to dresa peoorneh wing | tke your hand away the better. Never ap- | Sai. Ac.ukconkofvunctsset, Terms of sale tobe | TWELVE, Man {fo ‘This offers © splendid opportu: | 12 the Principal, Mra ELIZABETH J. SOMERS.41-3m W; Harris. Box 108 Niagara Falls, N.Y.” | the floor sinks, the whole bottom of the car- girl amanuensis is dromed becomingly when | proach a Stteags log with either timidity or | wine the trustocs resrrve the Tht. to youll the prop: | Gate tepaeehees shine ep Adams further admitted that a iew nights ago | riage disappears. The four walls are crushed she is dressed appropriately to her business; o he had opened two le no money in them. He talked freely to the inspectors, and also to the policemen of the first precinct, where he was locked up, stating that he was twenty-one years of age; that he Was appointed toa position in the city post- office under civil-service rules, and that he came from Mechanicsville, Md, where his | rents reside. When questioned as to his abits he said he was addicted only to dancing. of which he was passionately fond, and that balls. — &c., cost him more than his salary | could afford, and tempted him to looking in letters for money. COMMITTED TO JAIL IN DEFAULT OF BAIL. This morning Adams was taken before U. 8. Commissioner Samuel C. Mills, and, stating that he had written to his father, who could not arrive here to-day, the case was continued until to-morrow, bail being fixed at 21,000. In default of bail he was committed to jail. Senator Blair’s Labor Bill. A PLAN TO COLLECT INFORMATION AND RELIEVE EXTREME DISTRESS. The bill introduced by Mr. Blair in the Sen- ate yesterday provides that there shall be es- tablished by the President, on the recom- mendation of the commissioner of labor, throughout the United States, in geographical ich shall include a population of nor more than 2,000,000 is of information relating . occupations, wants, means of ood. and homes. Each burean is to con- sist of a chief and the clerical force found necessary to carry out the purposes of the bill. It is made the duty of these bureaus to gather, by every available means, the most complete linble information relative to the peo- © wages, the homes. the opportunities r employment, the quality of lands. the matic and sociologie conditions, the transpor- tation faci’ s, and in general everything re- to or that may be of interest to working Provision is made for the publication > a month of an abstract giving lected, and for the giving of any information spe- any citizen of is also made f the of bureaus to own throughout their districts in- extreme poverty, hardship and dis- ithout needless exposure of names of. ud also to report the same to the ioner of labor, who shall report such tion briefly to Congress, with a recom- mendation of such means of relief as may seem to him to be wise and necessary. It is made the duty of bureaus of information to make special inquiry in relation to the condi- tio dren. and to publish the results of their inves- tigations with a view to arousing and directing charitable or other effort, and thereby secur- ing employment, homes, education and such other relief as each case may require. The President and heads of departments are re- quired to give employment on public works only to American citizens, and to give prefer- ence in employment to persons resident in the vicinity of the work to be done. The annual salary of the chiefs of bureans is fixed at $2,000, and the limit of annual expenditures of each bureau at $10,000. —____ Arrested in Baltimore. JAMES A. GINNITY HELD TO ANSWER A CHARGE OF FORGERY. James A. Ginhity is the name of a young | Washingtonian who was arrested yesterday afternoon in Baltimore, and held to answer charges of forgery alleged to have been com- mitted in this city. The prisoner is well known here in sporting circles. His father died about four years ago and left him some money. As long as his cash lasted he had many friends, bat when he had squandered it they deserted him. ‘Then he had to raise money to keep up the style which he had formerly displayed. He Was soon suspected of irregular practices, but his acquaintances were slow to believe that he was doing anything wrong. Then complaint after complaint reached the police of his finan- | transactions, and the matter was placed in the hands of Detectives Raff and Horne, who made an investigation, as the result of which the latter officer swore out @ warrant barging Ginnity with forgery. He was lo- cated in Baltimore, where he waa captured yes- terdsy. When Detective Horne brought him back ‘to this city the prisoner told the offieer he only got about €25 or €30 from a num- of pers Charles Sloan, Henry Me- Grann, 5. Stinemetz. Joseph Fitzgerald, and Walter E. Shreeves he remembered as persons from whom he got money. The warrant against the prisoner charges lim with forging the name of Robert Wade, the 7th-street tailor, to a note requesting the loan of $5 from Jos. Fitzgerald. of the Garrick saloon. His plan was to sign the name of some person toa note requesting a small loan from a friend of the person whose name he signed. Then he would send the note by a messenger, who would re- turn with the money. The prisoner is twenty- seven years old. After spending the money left by his father he accepted a position as per at base-ball grounds. He was by Rodier & Gallagher asa s locked up at the first pre- i om, where he is held for a hearing in the I Court to-morrow, SER RELEASED ON BAIL. Mr. Carrington to-day called Judge Miller's attention to the charge against Ginnity and asked that bail be fixed. The court fixed bail at $500, which was furnished by Mr. Carring- tun, and he was released, > The Fakir’s Little Trick. HOW A MALY DOLLAR WAS MADE TO DISAPPEAR, Persons passing the space at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street Wednes- day evening were treated torare fun. A street fokir was crying his wares in a stereotyped speech before quite a large crowd. To keep the sp rs interested the fakir interspersed his speech with tricks of magic. A small col- ored boy was yanked up on a box close beside the would-be magician, and told to open his mouth. This was done somewhat reluctantly, and the fakir proceeded to make a half dollar disappear by pretending to throw it down the little fellow's throat. “He was successful in making the money disappear, but on trying to restore the coin by palling it from the back of the lad’s neck the coin slipped, and it fell down the bor’s back. The youngster. qui k to realize tage in the situation, jamped from the box and made good his escape. much to the chagrin of the fakir and the delight of the applauding crowd. een . From Rockville. Correspondence of THE EVENING Stan. Rocxvinie, Dee. 6, 1888, The grand lodge of Good Templars, which hes been in session here since Wednesday morning, adjourned sine die this evening, The following officers were elected for the en- suing year: Rev. J. R. McCabe, of Laurel, G. C. T.; Miss Mary Magruder, this county, G. V. T.; Daniel Rice, Frederick, G, ; George W. Shelby, Gaithersburg. G. A pt a adopted endorsing the ‘principal of prohibi- tion, but not favoring litical party to at Rising Sun, Cecil county, on the first jonday in, December next. Lame “at “ tes to the meeting of the state grange in Baltimore op Tuesdiy next: Walker, Koger rs, but found wants and necessities of women and chil- | | * | FINHE PARIS EXPOSITION. — a5-3t' THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, | M'"A Special Come Preach forte Visitors at 6 after ten days’ public notice by advertisement in ous h; th a d to be thus di tdi Te menace. But, as we have said, the best way is | ity at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchascr, tog. ther in the sudden smash; the unsupported and to he thus dressed need not detract a single | to let all steanwe de A ! x roof gives way, and is prevented from falling | charm from her loveliness in fart it ill only | sj Se dogs alone, and get any de- | or inore newspapers published in the District of Co- 416° PROF. DES GA\ SNES, 1203 19h at nw. ired informat: “, CADEMY r " on the heads of the emprosa and the august | add to her loveliness. It is begging the ques- | have the honot of thor peat ei ieee | RICHARD W,TTEER 0} trasteee, | (['S°MAS DOWLING, Anetionsce, ACADEMY OF THE HOLY chose, 1312 Mansa children only by the powerful arms of the em- tion to say that a girl should be neat, both in ~ —_—_ a Ets te ESTEE BRUT ERPORD, Frith dally wee, of ‘Techuicon, Organ, HaryrOsicar peror, who for several moments supports it | her attire and inher person; that her hands Governor Biggs and the Bible. n26dkds ™Ss07 Fat ner, Washington DO, — ee 5 alone above the heads of the family. ‘The lit- | shonld be clean; her finger nails well trimmed, | From the Wilmington Morning News, SS NIVERSTTY-Tiay — - te Cisak Dashes Utes Beene ¢6s 10 & | Lew = Feopenty scranged, ‘her teeth clean | Governor Biggs, it is well known, is a great WwW 0 ON CST Ia avenue, CATALOGUE SALE U ithe tah XED TEACHER OF ENGLISH. tance of several feet down the embankment; the | and white. and her breath sweet, She shoul . ibid a x ing. $5 per month | Civil service and collewe - little Grand Dake Michael Alexandrovitch is ) have no bad habits, mot even the hatit of ura | Sdmirer of Moses of Biblical fame, whom he TRUSTEES GALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP. pce ton.” TEACHER 231 Bec nws rd | buried undef the ruined carri: 80 deep that | chewing, and she siculd be a lady in all that | quotes upon évery appropriate and inappro- ) STREETS SOUTHWEST. ” PANTING, DRAWING IN CRATON AND i he could hardly be discovered, and then dug | the word implies, priate occasion, At the recent meeting of the | By virtue of a deed of trust ‘recorded in Liber. No. coal taught by MISS an CARETELD. . out and rescued from oy Goble wi .: The girl smanineasis need never be anuisance; | trustees of Delaware college they were discuss- | {75h f7lo, 18> gt nea, ome of the Land Records for COLLECTION OF ah Sime ett the greatest difficulty—an th children are | but, on the other hand, she s! ‘ould make her-| ing one of the applicants for the position of 'y secured thereby, I will offer for sale in front of v ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCTTION AND Bicarge the wond wn) Shavhamoelfequeezed arth ine Home" oo tthe has ony | rstr ofthe agricultural xperiment station. | BRATMBER Tee SU AEE SR Peak | PAINTINGS evarvanr, mnoxzes.ae, | WW A&N=TOS way aot Socal pee between two seats, and at the sume moment a | tobe eh hirnea te bevel nct isnot tobe un- | ORC trustee objected to the applicant some-| ¥: M the following’ deacrited prorerty Im the city ot Earefully taught | heavy iron bars descending on his head: but a pleasantly aggressive, nor to be. overcantious | ting after this fashion: © °° 8) BONY sehived‘as Tote ‘uumbered 31" and’32 in sguate nut Se ee ee Thorourhly cured. Wetorenres b patron. 30-1m | second, juata second, earlier,aheavy brass frame | and fidgety. Least of all is it to be pervading | reaaida . heel 208, + One-l « 0 “1 eT. —¥ | falling onto the same seats is found vertically | and effusive—to “stand around” like a super- | [setoeinlied reliant ik cee toqerms ot sale: One-half cash ; balance ano ein ai a JAMES C. McGUIRE. EORGE'S BALL Pon ST SRORGE'S, xT. Gl Sus dovetailing into the two, leaving a recess just | serviceable clown in the circus, seeming to do | Prot be secured by land. Unsurpassed 7 : with Interest at the rate of © per cont per anmusa until CKINEAR, LM Principal.” wid-eod tat cost of inchaser. de. le u ts ° . i a : . : 2 ing fi , one who id. All conveyancing at ,. _ MONDAY, DE- CAD > large enough to contain and protect his body, | everything while really doing nothing. Repose | S°™e One of a commanding figure, pal pul To be sold by onder of his executors on MONDAY, DE- | PAVE PEEKSKILL MILITAT:: ACADEMY, PELKS and sennwhile Ouent Sheressstief srreste the, | Sane quality best fitted to the girl amanuensis, would sad dignity to the office and create s | rout of 6100 wilt be reqeired cn.each. lot at time of CEMBER TEN, 1888, aud a) Te dae kt aor Sotafarve | heavy bar in its fall, which crushes and almost | or to the girl anything; repose of manner that ow hereon svete Sides acoee unk aks ernie to ‘Property will be resold at the cost of a omar and THREE P.M., ’ a28-eo1lt 5 resets ¢ + : ray ie alk "e Seas Gee eee SRR RMS ee Dent aS Gelatin | cy tke thier WIPRERTON WILLIAMSON, Truston INGING TR TWENTY LESSONS. GLAKS AND | . Roos fs ‘i n24-10t The young lady who speake in a high key I do not think it makes a particle of differ- = . musica) rudiments. self-eccom- “Th ” continues the letter, “was , =e nace otrest. eat. Misor ‘Fabian "at hese fer arehingaen | the first to extricate herself from the wreck, | ari eda & loud voice, who slams the doors | ence. | A man's stature or his personal Saupe: THIS ane Weatenday: sid Satara a0 e's Oat anda il . eror? | , Bageors ing | ance sho’ 0: in b a x. Th, 20. Ve how Pa ave). | Whe crear euitan sar igbe dg bonus nei iy tertiepus ite oe ble and fitted for the position. "Little men have | (\LOSING SALE ‘The collection will be on view up to the hour of sale. |}. SCERIAN BUSINES COLLPGE Gon 77H | ing than any words can describe. But heaven | whistles, might pass for a weak imitation of a | ccomplished a great deal in eee Om, PAITI™es, ptumpodious halle and qomus, Superior methods, ve them all back to her—all—out from that | locomotive. but ahe would “ie nent e impress | iMstance, there was Moses, who slew Goliath. eee ae 45-6 THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. | Full Corpe of instructors, les eap of ruin. It was miraculous. There is no ‘one as being a good office companion or an ef- All the trustees broke out in a chorus of WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. will close out THTS uate are I MS ling Fesponsible busiuess Positions, | Qing saloon, dead Tee ae thst and bean the | fective worker. The best work is that which | Iauslter, which plainly told the governor with: | TYE NING ct OH OOK abel gies rooms | SS UNCANWON BROS; ‘Amotoueere, my ee pie: dining saloon, and then at those who had been | is done with the clearest understanding and | Ut ae ot uae (Sees of the most | TRUSTEF'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON | Amanuensis course, Practical English. ry | there, the brain refused to think; one stood | the least fuss, To do things without seeming [reer eaten digice ur tos eee cameaei tars ROAD STRRET, NFAK WASHINGTON STREET, | maui: Delsarte Course in Expression. Tuition | ; “ © 0 é GEORGEIOWN, DG | rates, by the year, quarter, or monthly installments, to ' confounded before some inscrutable but horri- | to do them, ‘and to attract attention through | Frow His Drap Wire 0 mie JatL.—Fighteon | Our pictute-buyers should not fail to attend, ae this| OE! f ont ble mystery. Out of the carriage the little | things accomplished rather than through the | { , irtue of » decree rendered pay oon =. | Ee seid for ulustrated corse. entitled Mary E Bailey e: LL.B, Principal. : - evening will positively be the closing sale. e « | Olga Alexandrovna was hurled with her Eug- | mechanism by which they are accomplished, is 0Utb8 ago Henry C. Layburn, @ prominent ipicereondins WILLA & ie 11 Burroughs et al. the wn A pel. D ; business man and member of council of Spring- luctioneets, 2 ae, oe ee ~ =~ lish nurse, who had barely time to snatch her | the secret of acceptableness, | field, Ohio, left his home and business to'avola | =—<———_______— = | SiUkspay tue THIRTEENTH DAY OF DECkSE Ty pena: iA up in her arms, and the two must have fallen | ‘The presence of the girl amanuensis should arrest for a serics of alle; ed forgeries amount- BUILDING LOT ON NEW HAMP- R, 185%, at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK * horthwestern section, teacher socompanying, ARTIO- | The ant, 20 feat on the slope, slippery with rain. | be felt rather than observed; and, when, for ing to several thousand Gelvary oina nae teen | DSH AVENUE: DEE WEEN RY AROS piece of “unimproved real estate it) | ULATION sud SPEECH HEADING seuyut the ee | The nurse's first idea was that she niust run out | any cause, she is absent from her post, those fugitive from justice ever since. Early this 18 NORTHWEST. vision of partof equate ho iit ie | 220-2 of the way of further danger, but in doing so | whom she serves should miss her, not from the . . iyft public auction, on THURSDAY, the is wife, and yes- of DECEMBER, 1X8, at F 3 2 : : k he was called home by she let go of the child, who got up and ran | greater quiet that has come to them, but from | °° ile inistoed wildly on, crying, ‘Don’t kill me, good God! | « realizing senso that something sweet mod SeTGAY, While he was ministering to her, ari of ©. This Lot us about 9.54 JDIANO LESSONS — MISS CLARA HARKIGON, n of con M., sub Jot K2, in square’ 70, fronting afrontage ou Roud street of about 61 | Mason, NY. Kindergarten Systeus “u et und a depth on Park avenue of abvut 1:36 feet. ry ie a : in erence ‘is wife leet on thi west side of Ni Hampshire avenues: jon One-third cas! idk ‘in. tw ual in- 1234 13th et. aw. | Don't kili me, ‘good God! Her nurse's | pleasant has dropped ont of their routines that somittisn Cayburs wan eld ot bis bore, ks | Boge deee. he igen tas Guak ot wabeneags | Glomus ousted Gok cee eaten te oe —FROPREL Re ERD | — eens her Us Co oe ee i tha oftice is more gloomy and less attractive, | opicer grimly waited for his prisoner, who sat | 81.500. A deposit of $100 will be required of the | oheser's note Lea al Guescd by heel of Gt on ee and Methods 5 |little frightened soul, when she saw her | and that somehow things don’t get onas they ‘i ey with his dying wife in his arms. When she | Pyylsser st the tine of male. GGAMAN, Anct,_ | Property. or all purchaser's opt | it papa and mama, her brothers and sisters, were | should. of €200 is required at the time of sale, | all safe, threw her little arms roand her nurse's j bad breathed her last he was transferred to ——~+e0— 28 deposit aud the terms - 7 > 0 plied with within 10 days thereafter, . . ail. RU Bae A Ree eT ROVED | Conveyancing * eA Department for Teachers, z | neck, erying: ‘How I should like to throw my What Broke His Health. ie ESE IES cc SOBRE TH STREET CHETWEEN GO ERD Oe | eee ey A SEACH. Trtaten, | WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, St | arms round God’s neck and kiss him for saving | From the New York Sun. | A number of forgeries of checks on the STREETS NORTHWES’ dl-d&ds 472 ‘Louisians ave.n.w. | Cloud Building, ith and F sta Twentieth fear usall? And that little one touched the cord, | ug lay my broken health,” said a cadaverous | American Exchange National bank, of Chicago, By Virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the | == bi Grgnn, Veicn, Miglin, Fate. Cormet, ke | inllinns of grown on and wometr in tais grect | Ooking man in Kirk's cafe, “entirely to a 2400 amounting to ubout 24.000, have been detected, | Distsctat Cumbia: made onthe Set day of Nore PROPOSALS | ay HE COLUMBAN UHIVEREET millions o! wn men and women in this great iJ <4 ah i ‘4 bt x eee, NIVEI lemme :. sing very pesky you Rae as overcoat and a $600 diamond pin. The pin Samuel 8. Ford, of Kankakee, prominent in | Yy" 40, D0, we, the undersigned tru = = cial and religious circles, is said to be the | TUES v 5 DAY 2 ROPOSALS: | stupid; because T didu't know where I was ruii- | was given me ina moment of rash generosity “mish and relig | BELG ISSH, wt POUT O'CLOCK PM in tront ot the | Pbartso, ase oaled | nin the child said of her own accord | by a man whom I had befriended for many A lettor from Gen. Francis E. Spinner, the | Patestate, together with the inprovements thereom afterward. years in the west, and it first appeared in my veteran ex-Treasurer of the United States, in- | to wit: - 2 « * ri; i pe = :] iy. ‘i y ic! Parts of original lote numbered one (1) and two (2), saad tha WA thE cate et ent | exuvak the 4it\ day of Deceriber four years Aiblicle Mita, “Tete cameer of ties Realagy which | jy square, tiuuberah Ave hundred and twenty. ins | | pa sian wae j- | #go. Atno time during the bitter and awful ser 8 | Sateen ne Se | wlaise whch followed Ghd Tice tp the Soller ees ep is aoe tect dl ral nearly four hours she sat in the drizzling rain | f My coat or button the garment across my : | HI rau Scientific School opened October 1. The classes, which meet in the evening are open to both sexes. For inforination about the courses in Algebra, Geometcy Analytic Geometry end Calculus, ap Protessor of Mathematics o4- rr 3 posuie for Navel Supplies. Washieion,” or “New $foriuation at ' vor will be receiv: irom manufacturers or regu- f lar dfaters ouls at the Bureauo! Provisions and Glows. | '© HL BOG tinent ‘ashington, C., um mJ 12, December 22, 1866, and publiy opened | °° Frocoriox, Oratory, Acrixa» y thereafter. to supply at the Washington Lessons in CLASS or PRIVATE in any ope or srdj within thirty days from date of contracts of the above stuaien, 4% Er Driahes, ch : aS ‘Catal: , lumber, 01 TIO} ob pike. Fivets, screws 313 6th st. u.w. (half « block east 7 LLEGE OF ELUCUTION AND OBA ‘of City P. spikes, paints, re Ov 7 | attendance at revival meetings, ‘bh | mies, files and saws; the New York Navy Yard. ington, D.C. 0c1 6-3 | on that sopping bank, binding up their wounds | Chest.” * | a quantity of alcohol, paints. &e.” All to be of the best | ™teR, D.C. __ocl-3m_ | or soothing them with words ar healing as the Whe? - = Dine (8) inches: t ‘ arity att yaa Uae etal aval ecneasiae balm of Gilead. 0: fell lay there se it obscured the pin. It left me thence eust sixty-two fe is decided by lot. Specifications and Te Sie tare Ce en Ce ME Sse | ous ccmmdaltin and teghtaemcent ome Geen inches to the place of begiunin. | als, and all necessary information, can be-ol ‘on | mortally hurt, with his face fearfully scalded, is and diphtheretical sore throat, Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase price ineash | application to the cotumandaut of the Navy Yards, | ‘Terms begin now. and she sat by him cooling his face with her | *"4 after a lot of misery I purchased a big tur the residue in two equal payments on a credit of | Washington. D. G.eud New York, Dank j handkerchief di “ d th. coat. It was a devilish stylish looking sort of two years respectively from the day of sale, | can algo be had at the Navy Puy Offices, We n | prose —— Hand? Ona the Poor | 4 thing, and Loould never find {t in iy heart r Purchaser to ive lia two notes bearing interest at | and New York. ‘The department reserves the rightt | _an29 723 14th st. nw. ee to throw it off or leave it at home. The result hesecared bya deed of triton said. propertysos a | Reset Aly Proposal not considered advanta ETON. Ube SELECT SCHOOL-A PRIMARY, Epidemics of Insanity was that I used to wear iton warm days, and the purchase mone aay ead i ca at we option | y30-Law-dw Paymaster General, U. 8. Navy. Sormodiate, ap itigh School Ser both cones. c sit with iton in saloons until I was in a drip, ae paren oceans - i au29-6m THOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal. yet den aot pose possible that Iunacy can oe one bys ches = lapels thrown Lat rm eo RR. Feduifed a the tine of sala i raver Yaile to FAMILY SUPPLIES. A. BUSINESS EDUCATION — BOOK-KEEPING y ca vel est. a co i) it! e tel sale w ek ee FD , in ~ {sun in epelen, orm the moon the Fora | thaqteeita Playing, Bes ovat mr ehex goes iy SL eeeotard ea neues | oe | eae ere has been taught to believe for centuries, but | rid of both the pin and the coat, but I have 00 wi RE Ost AEEDWARD A NEWMAN, HOICE BUTTER, PER LB., 250. 90) wae —— there are many facts constantly presenting | 2¢Ver been the same man since. Home-made Pure Grape Wine, 35c. per bottle. ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL OOLLEGE AND ates fe Senrebecnn each & Eevocy ’P. NCANSON BROS., Auct 3 At O'HARE'S Groce: M wy near Chiy Fost Oeics, ise Bienes beac: The speaker was an experienced attendant of Deacon Staples? Parrot. HR. O% BE FH BP Ao} F| DUMCANsON Baoe ee md ani Business Gollege in America.” i From the Boston Transcript. fal 8 3 Se ae y JUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. 41-6t 1245 7th st. The largest and most commodious the county asylum for the insane, and I urged ai HHH O b -dt > bD ca ky o 5 7th st. n. ee him to disclose the seeming proofs to which he | 4 few Years ago there still lived in the serene | HW" HO OT. f& tae £4 °¢ 1 OF VALUABLE SQUARE, FRONT- on Colored studeuts not edmitted alluded. old town of W—, where, perhaps, as many; # H ©O LLLL I Dopp AA 1 ACHUSETTSAVENUE ElGHTFENTH DENTISTRY. FraNdinna "MAKIYN: Proadeut CK CEN | “Well.” continued he, “I have noticed in | families distinguished in the annals of Massa- SER ope REET NORTHWEST AND DU- | = = 4M. CE. Principal. x cS | this institution and in others aie I have | chusetts have originated as in any other town BUNT of deed of trus recorded in Liber No Faities tt th end Pea NEW ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR | served that epidemics of insanity have pre- cept L i y GGG. 00 00. ppp 53, folic 302, a OF Sho dam T the biliecer | Leeth without pain, with serated hypnotic, WITHEN C. SHORTLEDGE’S MEDIA (Pa )ACADE> | vailed without to such a degree that, whereas (rede paaene paella agent a bein 68S P% 8 BM Bs Bice eeccreanemet ae i, Ragant ofthe elder of | aie, pleasant and effectual. “se2u-Liw | MY FOR BOYS seut free. wele-Ual | arrivals from the courts to the asylum had for y 7, elton Mises dik Soa 8 3 2R 8 53s, fof the premises, on BATU Y, the FIF. DE, DURE DENTIST, (154TH STN Ww. S6r\HE CEDARS” — A_ BOARDING AND DA¥ a long time been few, there would suddenly be | her death, a keen and active mind stored to GG ‘00 00 DDD Bgs8 S<ENTH Day" OF DI MBER, A. D. 1888, at y Teeth extracted without a Resa SCHOOL FOR YOUNG tabu la perfect run on the institution, taxing its | the brim with ane # and reminiscences FOUR OCLOCK P.M vberea "| $atloBprepared and used only by ie, Teeth filled, 61 PENS OCTOBER 1. Address | capacity to the utmost. Then a long era of no | Which gave a very original flavor to her always HUNDRED AND THIRTT-REVEN C137), | Ruisegenttne setearutcial Teeth. “Operations usr: | Sei-dm MISS EARLE. 1916 35that_ arrivals would follow, and the cures and deaths | bright conversation. Aunt H—, as her husetts ay R. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, OTH BT, con: | A HARVARD GEADUATE DESILES PUPLLA would reduce the pressure for space till an- | friends always called her, could talk well upon | RE NOW READY FOR INSPECTION. dich cust en inuta Steiredar dames tae Bow. Gold and Amalgam Fillings special. | snely oro onal ee a FET 2 other ‘cycle’ sent the poor insane victims upon | #2Y subject that was chosen, although theology with all the improvements, ways, enseuienta, Fiehte, Lact nated eet Ceatht plication to | _s019-8mo_At Sanders & Stayuun's, 34 Pat hw. sg ng ierrsedacrycaects aoe tame oom ea ed ain. But stronger than all are cycles within ; ven: for the recep cycles which those caring for the Tasene ment, | topic. She was often visited, when past ninety. PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES | planes’ in equal ivstelientengt one ee vEsBAi Band SATURDAYS: Call or send fot circu. noticed—that is, where different kinds of in. | bY well-known public men, who found no little for which notes of € oh bear! MEDICAL, &c. tare, 1004 Fat. new. | sanity and cases arising from specific causes | inspiration in her discourse. It was a common ing ois, ayatle sunt, i SEuneeaes | | pone 5-—-- — e 14th st, | have prevailed in bunches, so to speak. At one | 84Ying that Aunt H——, no matter how telling of trust on the . c De itis petabiisned ana Only Reliable Ladies’ opposite the Hamilton House, | time criminal or homicidal madness will be ‘on | 48 ancedote or story was related to her, could| | AND GUARANTEED TO BE THE LOWEST, purchaser. A’ dey {$1,000 required att rician in the City, re19-Rm? October 1. 1SNS. the go; then madness from religions excite- | Surpass it with something out of her own ex- 1a be Compiled with as dan doe otmenacer:s Perms | Can be consulted daily, 464 C st, between 436 and Och = ment; then from domestic unhappiness; then porighee or recollection that would be new to tees reserve the right to Tesell the Prompt, treatment. Correspondence and consulta- SPECIALTIES. from overwork of the brain, or brain fevers, | her hearers, 4 risk aud cost of the defaulting purchase tion strictly confidential. Separate rooms for ladies,” | —___D4 BALE Las and then from love and blighted affections. It| One day, when she was in her ninety-sixth TS aa nok Such resale in some newspaper | Uficealwaysopen. Gort =o. W. HAYWARD. is really strange, at least, the way insat year, Aunt H—— was visited by a Bostonclergy- oe cn anf AUSTIN HER! T.HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT | ELECT RO-THERAPEUTIST, lecpuenl at stated periods in a community, | man, who, in the course of a brisk converna- JOHN F. Cox, { Trustees, Dr. BROTHERS in the oldest-established sdvertis: | Desires to snucunce that he will devote his entire and stranger still that its different forras are | tion, ventured to tell her the story of the mon- sperest combs comm at Room 19, Ha 1610 2 ee | SLAs aoe HES, “906 Bat. sw. ‘ELECTRO-LABRATION, made so distinct in their respective clases at | key and the parrot, in illustration of some nw, . —____S#d848_ | Particular sttention Pall diseases peculiar to | being an entirely new method of using .— 4 | set times. The coincidences ure indeed so re- | point a pi oa sheer lively — $4, pop, A + Yts88s ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. ingice, marcied cr single. Forty years’ experience. ipaselintiodion. wheini ae ay - markable as to give color to the theory of | Was new to Aunt H——, and the people present 4 8, vALUAI 7 = shock. It is essentially a ™ tinent.” wud wn <paien bet ty ane.” ¥ OF | were wondering a little with what lecal'remins | g B BAS te Hs THREE STOWY BRICK BWETLING, | J jADIES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVIORS OF AN | Gerth severest torte ln proved Tanita infallible y eld by many. ‘ ' G_6G D DAAA VV i Ss e. ‘E & ‘experien physician should consult for disease. So effective is this new means tl OS iscence she could possibly match it. She heard DDDA A V 8gs' ” Xo, 2 TW BETWE @ AND rr. ON, 1105 Ps B.e., between B Sm poepased te GUARANTEE A CURE or ret the Young Hearst and His Father. the story with unrufiled visage, and then re- ay slina OR’ Part es and Lith and 12th sts. me. Ladies only. oben money you have paid. All fupases, acute or chronic, From the New York Sun. marked— ‘ini 1, folio 350 et weg. one | BY_USING A DOTTIE | gente aisonyon soma, eapertally teres feiow cored te If young Wm. R. Hearst, the editor of the | ““That must have been a very remarkabis rict of Columbia, aitd at Morinec? pr BROTHERS tnrucmtine hours. No oue need give Up bow. Ica cure you. San Francisco Ezaminer, runs over from Paris | Parrot; but it seems to me he hardly comes up oer Tudou, de front of the jreuson: ca THURSET, | Will cure aly case of nervous debility aed loos at | €B- Phyuicians’ abandoned caseas apecialty ace e to Deacon Staples’ parrot, after all.” DECEMBER THIRTEENTH, 186B, at BALE Hae | nerve-power. I: emparte vigor to the whole aystem. | Dropay and kidney @iseases yield at once. Free con- to London, he will see the name of the lady to | “What did Deacon Staples’ parrot do?” FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, the aN real es- | Male or female. 900 Bat. e.w. ___dl-lm" | sultstion invited “For further information call on of whom he was formerly engaged in prominent | “One time the deacon’s wife was putting up| a3 Comer Sthetrect, | tate in, Washington cit}. in said. District, to | 1» EAD AND BE WISE—DR. 7-454 be DR. J. W. HAYWARD, letters all over the dead walls of London. Miss | cucumber pickles in the kitchen, and. the par- Mikiro Nor'70, “Bogieetene tor alte NO-on ge Creed | AW 5 x: sppeared | ofore me and made ceth that be is Or, ELST RO LAA co. Eleanor Calhoun and the son of Millionaire Lamar ha beta Legey bird, = =a been She eet south from NF comer of suid lot and sata And will guarantee a cure in allcases of private diseases _45-6t* 1219 Tet. now, t we .d to bi rried th: piously brought up in the deacon’s family—was and running thence gout of men and fur medicine, or bo charge ; consul! S28 157TH ST. N.W, TREATS — the Saglieaign Stes Cote Dens | wibtting onthe bast one cece watching the ope- fiiches, thence west 70. feet, hoi | tot aud ‘advice tree “at ay Bout’ of the as Gtronie isections of the Eye far: Three andchild of the historical Calhoun and a re-|Tation. Presently, when the deacon's wife's luce of beginning, together with the SAMUEL C. MILLS, a Notary Rubies Office Sunday, from 10 to 2. Scqrhahdy heedvecns ond opular young woman, | back Was farned the pezrot lipped up and Theron; elegantlange substantial pressed brick,eplen- | Davitt by Gohtisiis’ thas Gated Aaa yady nae Ofice houre, 0-12: 2-6, . Her reputation is beyond reproach, and she is | stole one of the pickles out of the dish. She did condition, | oi received in the best circles of London. Young | turned around in time, however, to catch hina os -thi h (of which $200 must ink ae ee. 4 berpaid ime of ole) balance it yoal payments LONG-ESTABLISHED, Hearst jilted her. His action was very severely | 4t it, and threw her knife at him with such one and two youre, rocured by pure can be consul 2 = ecunianduped ictus tees On ees pi- | force that it took all the feathers smoothly off Sntaroet from day of sales apd a Seed of trast on an wi aaly, SY: One BOTS | SPECIALTY IW BOO 6. —HAKPER'S AND eae srl erred ag ave Pit ie adap Chee Ee org caren s rorcos tT} she left the Pacific coast and took up her per-| .“” around for some days in sore ‘ers to P| Sit ‘Remedy manent residence in London. The fact Lop distress at the loss of his top-knot, but recov- wm Coole a nermony he oo Ree risk nasal, ve. All work guaranteed. Seud postal Miss Calhoun missed marrying the son of | ered it in the course of time, One day. some cost of purchaser in default, red if 1 : WM. F. HOLTZMAN, oh $20,000,000 is no longer a source of regret to | little time after this incident, a minister who a3-db ——— her, for her success on tit stage has been am. | had exchanged with our minister came tospena eos auaaaen, of, Grand National Award of 16,600 francs. ple, and ¢ tour of this country under Mfr. Ab- | the Sabbath at Deacon Staples” “The aot W ‘G37 Lovistans ave, —i731_____STANDIFORD'S, cor. 0th and Fn.w._ ieauaguaisns ie cake tiowof tire, | Was in ing-room when the family an an between young Hearst and his father in the yman was very bald; his head fairly shone. STREETS SOUTHWEST, KNOWN AS PREM- Hoffman ‘House last spring. ‘The Senator was | He hadn't more than got scated at the table bec . 9 Tr, complaining to several friends of the way a | fore the parrot, fixing his gaze on the minister, AN DIVIGORATING TONIO, Ce of his hed thrown s race st Sheepe- va oars old scamp! Been stealing We Nezp PERUVIAN BARK, IRON Au gai ickles! vi Dane atresia etna, | mena” —___ PURE CATALAN WIN “Of course it did,” said young Hearst quickly. Marriage a Failure. NOT MAKE A GREAT NEWSPAPER Fer the “Your racing stable will cost you half a mil From Peck's Sun. dollars a year running it as you do now. Itis| ‘Well, old boy, you will go duck shooting OR OTHER DISPLAY TO LET YOU too big and expensive for any man.” with me?” The young man's tone was brusque and sharp. poor — eyebrows thoughtfully, | sq she said as I was drunk all the time, any- PREVENTION and CURE of 22 Rue Preuct, Parie. Ee nee 30 sT., N.Y. “Yes, I spoke to my wife about it last night, KNOW WE ARE SELLING RELIABLE “dunno. It will cost a devilish sight less | how it was refreshing to know that I was going CLOTHING AT LOW PRICES, SEE OUR after all.” THE STRANGE MARRIAGE OF REV. MR, AULD AND = Sse Lage 3E ated el how I should live without her—let’s go in and EISEMAN BROB., anisole: SEVENTH AND E STREETS, ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, venue, New York, and Mrs. Emma H. Christie} | _How Do You Part Your Hair? W aS ‘AT 5 Faith, who formed the ceremony, states Risen c det (pa wee ing the woman. |The bride denied this, and to than the Examiner, where something might happen to me—shoot : Clergyman and Widow. myself, or get drowned, you know.” @15 SUITS. “Yes, thing, she always has some funn; mc actors ‘at cost, MRS. CHRISTIE, little reply like that to make. and T don't know a ‘7 HOLTZMAN, The peculiar circumstances under which the amo, eae ‘Trustees, Rey. Henry F. Auld, late rector of St. Mary's | have suthin’.” 27-10 "*Wbater'taw Buhding. J Episcopal church, 1424 street and Alexander were married on Wednesday evening of last | **™ the San Francisco Call. MANUFACTURING CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS | TRUSTEES SALE OF: week furnish no end of gowip. Rev. Victor | "0" the right, if you please,” said the re- M. Smith, rector of the Church of the Holy ¥ . . that Mr. Auld was greatly excited on the occa- ; ni AY sion, and said that he was forced into marry- i eek Le . prove assertion produced the following agreement: “At the v. of St. Paul’s churc! r h, New ting of at Bwelling w ‘Bay State Guitars sell as fast es they can be manufac- cst Mares, 18572. “Should say less than one in twenty.” — “, 2 ¢ _ Bend for prices and description to And whe #80 many men part it on the left ‘ ou ary és cot81-3m0 23 Comrtet. Boston, Mam.