Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1888, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, onde: £6 88. RE Ms ICES DIED OF HIS WOUNDS. PROTESTING WEST VIRGINIANS. GEN. LORIS MELIKOFF. = —HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES —|- BUSINESS = ing of James Payne by | They Don’t Want a Democrat to Advise | A Remarkable Man Who for a Year Eee me, Love fe | Orman ater | ay Sen itrten at Ha Wane |" Wen tt of p s RL 395 ft deep to alley. ‘property will pay 8 per | but little capital req “ se.new. 108 " s CABINET, BUT NoT | From the New York Sun. wuss RUST, 1008 F st. nw. 5 ; —! “CAYWOOD & GARRETT, ‘Pron SLE=DRUG ATCA ON BABY, TREN, SALE-DRUG STORE ON EASY TERMS; | It was reported to the police of Lieut. Guy's | ON. enya a8 utah stares sexare—| We have lately hadastriking proof of the MENT-A PRICK HOUSE: HALL, WATER, Secoegors C. 5. Coypped, Bia payment down and Ualanee if! © | precinet yesterday that a young colored man EX. HARRISON 1x | Tapidity with which remarkable events and (eats. cieaking tabes,latrobe; range, bay win 8 it, sine. | plea” 3 anata. 7 Payne had been badly cut by | CABINET OFFERS MADE TO GEN. os 7 bapered hacen ineaDe . Sigh RRY . 14 ig 5 hemmesapaes co - 1. ae cm james pricy z prod THE PAST—AN ANTI-BLAINE STRAW. Seat may cages oblivion. Among = we —s ; . | age’ RB SALE—THREE WALNUT SETS - | Dorsey Suber, street ituary notices of Gen. Loris Melikoff pub- Gok RFNT_¢ ROOM HOUSES: MOD” IMPROVE. : one 30,000 1801 tp 1808 List: ‘Bedding. ing, &e.; Parlor and | Payne’s mother lived there with her son and the 2 ties an ests, AD at WHEATLEY BROS. Mass Se nea 4 to ° oy Regus ng Faraeure, Taare of FW, daughter, and Suber, who hails from Georgia, Hee aoprges Spaeth ser prued lished in New York newspapers we have 11-2525 OTH STN. t when sere = seen but one that drew attention to the TS22500 850,000 aibsnerte aiscqamt Heyeclas | boarded with them. Liasepy eel late | political significance, the people of West {ir | nating period of his career, or to his interest- short-time SS Purng stag, Address i coe | Buber came in and comme: * | ginia, or some of them, evidently trelieve thet | ing relation to the national movement for com fidence CONSERVA tar fice arts | Payne's sister, Mary Thornton, who ag the ex-Senator took occasion to interest his | stitutional reform, of which Nihilism fs only pa SARGANT OPENING FOR ad fue | fased to cook his (Suber's) supper. see tsavi | host in a scheme which would put Gen. Goffin | revolutionary offshoot. Yet the man who died ginia Payne attempted to Labapents Latta, the cabinet and enable Stephen B. Elitins to | the other day was for upward of a twelvemonth ter when, it is alleged, Suber se ta refs | be elected to the United States Senate. Upon | the virtual dictator of Russia; he would have threatening to carve her up. Sul coat this subject N. B. Scott, member of the repub- | sawed Alexander II from assassination had his the room, and going into a back room ria but | ican national committee for West Virginia; J. | advice been listened to, and he lighted lamp to throw ai tary aces pat | E. Dana, of Charlestown, a prominent coal | place inthe council of the present ezar bee reds oped aca | ano dng, een ne Kae ere eed gg a ued ; Hart, editor of the Wheel- | *¥¢ 8ssembly was definitely rejected. k Suber. then clinched, but the | Wha valley; Chas. B. Hart, Why Loris Meliewe aera atts. hddrees Box 180, Star oe 4 women got. petticen thems and the men fell | ing Inteigencer, and- W. 5. W. Cowden, chair- antes in Wer nad arene spite Me for sil pet N PAYMENTS TO SUIT. HAVING ESTAB-| across the bed, when Suber broke away and| man of the republican state executive com- | administration, was distrusted oO lished in Bismarck, D. Gro- B Fs iv) modern improvements, | FE] EF sl Fs 1S Pac, mol imps. 3. Me oe HOUSES— por RENT —Hv! 4 — * et os. ww. far. et 5 25 Fe at E oer Sr ane gt Lege & Se 5 a! BR: ri Ba BPSass BS aa £, : sf a eid se ind 3a ane. First | made his escape, Payne then found that he | mittee, called upon Gen. Harrison yesterday. | the military and bureaucratic class that in the ital required; this z geal Tagen oe was cut. Mrs, e was also cut in the hand. “ rs . i Czar's name really rules Russia, can be easily 4213 So fear 03 Soth oven two dayeoniy. HET | Dr. GG. Morris was celed in and found thai | Their interview was riet, but every dispatch | S571 trea fo was neither s slat nor a Gece ieee Sorion oes noe POR SALE—GILT-EDGED SECURITIES. there were several stabs about young Payne's | asserts that they resented the fer man, but an Armenian; that is to say, the scion ja0g ao & > Columbia Banik. left shoulder and arm, but he did not consider | ex-Senator Davis, and while they urged Gen. | of a race which, next to the Jewish le the most 1206 224 st 4 Hi i - 2513 Nee Oe 111 100 Columbia Fire Insurance. the wounds of a fatal character. Payne, how- | Goff for the cabinet, they said that Mr. Elkins | despised among all the n ties subject to 713 zotn st., iene ever, died last night about 9:30 o'clock. The | could not receive the united vote of the repub- | the Russian autocrat. father had no status nan’ Pe ay. 3958 Yaron 3 Georwetown Gas.” police of the precinct were informed of the | licans for a oe the official hierarchy. but was 12, merchant, 401 7th st, Ist D4 P st. Ge. SO TEANE I PELOUZE, 1313 Fatreet, | Occurrence y y. morning, bui infor- | conference ew You mes man, they | and, therefore, whatever wealth be might ac- 7th» 6 (rf ae SOF A FINE | mation did not reach police headquarters till | sai ‘ quire, would socially rank lower than the hum- FT CO nA ea URES, OF A FINE | last evening, and then Suber made his | “Not only is Steve Elkins notabona fide | blest’ government employe or the poorest only a portion of the property on m ing’ Le 8 By S oa ast See ape. Suber has lived here for the past six lent of our state, but it is doubtful if Mr. | pope, “Yet even in Ructio-eoney will caly st citice for balietin teegnd ox Te eee ereryH | or rel pean end ee nneaily canhoyed oh ia The republicans of West Virginia do | Yor a’ merchant's son an aes oan nl bth. [a24) THOSE. WAGOAMAN, LOO) te rene party, with $100 Aico s | Moore's restaurant, on Pennsylyania avenue, | not want Steve Elkins to represent them in the | and even a commission in the army, and theo z ic recres pos REST “102 ARD, 310 vex Thered an opportuuty to ake Bz000 0 near 6th street northwest. Mary Thornton, | United States Senate and they won't have him. | things it procured for Melikot> ‘Theneeter. aa gen baa "eindos Vanaae tabard imipeare- P2100. Te a SYPI 00.0" | Year uanactie branch ‘office. DUNLAP who has known him for four or five years, says | If Gen, Harrison should put Mr, Goff into his | ward hus shocestive distin tansead order. Rent, @21.30.° M. M. be ‘2 30., Knoxville, lowa, B SKLE-GROCERY AND FIQUOR STORE, he was always quiet about the house; she had | cabinet we have x Gentleman who is in every | were due to his own abilities. It is reasonable t m pe ~~ b st. OR. VERY ‘BLE ¢ Ui cheap for | hever seen him drunk, and on the night of the | way fit to be United States Senator in the per- | to suppose that the associations of his th, Pee ae ROCHE FO 2227 B FF NW: | 1405 Gol at. mw Ge. i, Ter. “20 | Ei buts aoc, <u alt ue ety | cash. Me A.C Staroihes. "dS" | tragedy he was apparently perfectly sober. | son of Archibald W. Campbell, of Wheeling. { coupled with the suspicion and jealousy. to Epary yard; ail modern comvenioncen “Apis pest | 1660 bee, 603 i h’e, GF... | other than Gwuer. located on ‘oue of our most fash | -¥ HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GRAPHOPHONE, | He is very light in color, with a freckled facgi | ME. Campbell, is the largest’ owner of ‘the | which his origin exposed him’ on the. part ot oer. it* rt. 4 jonable streets. For full particulars apply t: Pneumatic Gun, Dynemogre and ot ar pelle is about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, and will | Wheeling Intelligencer, and he has een the | his relatively aristocratic com: ithhel@ ¢ A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, _de27-6t __ 4. T. DYER, 1304 F st. securt satlow rates, FRANK'H. rai st, | Weigh probably 165 or 170 pounds. He has the | candidate of the republicans of West Virginia | him from a prejudices of a sized Lew house, centrally located, north- 7 eed , R SALE—A HANDSOME J AX-WEINDOW | _S———_ PAR ROOM, Dorna a | 8¢#r of a cut across his face, and the scar of @| for Senator in the days when democratic su- | caste, and kept alive in @ sympathy wat. tos private family; complete in every particu- caer, say eeetans: Taste re. a. CORNER BAR-ROOM, DOING: | bullet on his forehead. Premscy seemed to be impossible to overcome. | the masses of his countrymen. ee SG 7-13-30 8 Cooksey" ancing ta value neighbor: Or jor selling. Apply on premises, | Dr. Morris states that Payne died from Joss | He has been a republican leader, for many | At all events, his method of dealing with ook RENT #35 PER MONTH—1408 CORCORAN m_ SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY,92: hood. A good opportunity, to purchases bright and | cor. 1st and K sts “ eee ae the shock ros roe ar dtp Rapid esr pap dos ihe Eee __ 2 etree een after the last war with Fe 7 rooms, all mod. imps; best in the city at the | [~ apne =e | to make In a Ba OME F¢ TION. hen the doctor was first called in the low old is Mr, Campbel 4 ‘urkey he was sent to quell the nihilistic dis- rice. Vu ‘on premises. A. M. PROCTOR, RK RENT—BRICK HOUSE ON 14TH ST. VERY | eliws 7 CAPITAL INVEST M. at ‘t | orrhage had continued for some time, three} ‘About fifty-five. He. is a son of Bishop | turbances in Kharkoff—was a kind of revela- (pent, 61; Khode Island ave d28-3te Lcignasietaeaimnemesdaamar 2: Sac ca eee whe SE bate taegecn, St 6, large arteries and one large vein having been | Campbell. of the Campbellite church. He was | tion to the czar and to the Russian people. Al- TISH MINISTER, PRI- 21 y e t Notes for various sums for gale at face 3 vered. The physician at once administered | a great friend of Gen. Gartield, and could have | though histreatment of offenders and suspected Se pan Sea re yelling: x {0 | mulated interes to WW GURRIDEN trees | Stimulants to the patient, who was weak from | had the Berlin mission from him in 1851. In | persons wascharacteriged with moderation and : = . 2 Pst. E G ee Sau HOME aN | Con Neoma' Se san'Bullding ‘ais-im ” | the loss of blood. the reptflican national convention of 1880 he cven gentleness, it proved far more effective w Signal Office, 9-room brick, #1,008, 26th Oth st... 1 . . q ae ANGE_HOTEL, ‘THE INQUEST. resisted the attempt of Senator Conkling to | than the savage measures of re ion habit- chools, markets and . RENT. HOTEL ———- oe ne one re fr 7 . The above is gered cn cory terme 63 Ay Khowhias the “Braddesk House” fa Al Dr. Hartigan made an autopsy on the body | have the unit rule put in force, which would | nally employed by other Russian administra- », 9.01 ne Pro ‘Brads hsohian, two-story brick, #1.006, Va. a1 Sientieman who hus recently formed businessconnec- | andria, Va, The house is on Fairfax and Cataeron 8 have made the minority in each delegation | tors, It was this exceptional success at Kbar- mus, fas, water, Latrobe abd 15 good oner. | It 2-88 . Eisfumaily.‘Bérunita to ingpect:protateea” ay, boob: | SO Lenses ours To roneee taal aaietanig, | Of Payne this morning, and Coroner Patterson | vo2 as the majority desired, and during the | kot thet market Mie pee ee : 3. FRED RELLY, | . mw 1 “e tained froin JAS. He MARR, 86 F vt a27-dt” | On Fairfax st, front, Bar Fistures, ‘Tables, | Will hold and inquest at 11 o'clock to-morrow | debate made use of the expression, ‘I carry my | ready haunted with the warren of the fave “i oth : . - en EGF, i ‘considerable Furniture oan be pur: | morning. independence under my own hat, and no man | was to overtake him) as the man best fitted to Fe x: AST CAPITOL, A juare—an elegant brick hduse. 18 lure rooms, cette a caneete REO Ea j shall dictate my vote,’ which greatly angered | protect his son and his family against assassina- ngutesdars inatoeemeea: ewig ieaaoh iad in ii fine large closets: very best plumbing, The test Von cartner pervict The Death Record. — Mr. Conkling.” tion, He wessummoned to Be Petersburg and Sai Kent low at $42.50. B. ENARSER & 34: For particulate agp to HERRON aM _a12-1me Gee i During the twenty-four hours ending at noon HARRISON'S CABINET OFFERS. ___'| made the chief of a new and anomalous com- GL ors F ot ow , BK ae | a) 4 a _Av1-6t_ | JOR FULL INFORMATION IN REG: to-day deaths were reported to the health office | The Sun special has the following: Here is | missionclothed with dictatorial —— Lape ER et og Ww Sai SE.QN RHODE ISLAND | 1 0Ca ica a SELOUZE, 1313 F as follows: Virginia I. Robinson, white, 6) some more ancient history on the subject of | its terms of existence—six months—Loris M ms and bath. range, and latrobe. 1! Hi tardmnen rooms, m. i. Price a - mala = - 7 < koff was to all practical the czar, and, ey at 1905; lowest rent in city, only $16. 333 815,000. "GWYNN & NEWMAN, Real Estate Brokers, | _ Money to Loan ot Local Stocks and Bonde._d11°3¥ | months; Rhodie M. Gillette, white, 73 years; | cabinet making, with « little mystery added to | Sven nfter the dinciuece ut ee , . = = i ; ; n RENTOBRICK DWELLING AND STORE; 10) a A FINANCIAL, fapoling Bergman, white, 77 years: Jeatie Cal" | spice the situation of the present day. Gen. | board, he ‘retained tn the pat ct mietston oe 10% 14th st.; low toa permanent tenant 9 91 A NAD 2 ear, Ino Lee. colored. 69 years; Bobt, Mor. | HAfrisom, it seems, has had three ciances to | the interior almost unlimited influence and au- - ST DYER 1304 Fat $3 33 ee | = = Ton, bolored 4 'vearor ‘Helona’ Jones colored. 1 | 8° into cabinets himself. The first one, so the | thority. It is ‘known, that, having received it RENT—NINE ROOMS AND DRY CELLA 50 164" 8, n, colored, 4 years; eed its * "| story yoes, was in 1873, when Gen. Grant | vague but impressive warnings, Melikoff im- Pens ais ioc ar scinare of cars and herdcs north: 40 8180 nat, Bw $ roc, hall, &c., J. S. Brasxonas, year; Annie H. Cox, colored, 17 years. wanted to give hina a place. Harrison failed to | plored Alexander IL not to leave his palace on 28: : 5 4 ano. 5 sf Pa in et it through the influence. it is said, of | that Sunday in March, 1881, when be met his Fi 30 Yoss ste a nee a STALEY, BANKER AND BROKER, Yournrct Tarrves.—Jas. Temple and Joe | Oliver P. Morton, Again, in 1881, Garfield, #s | ae ney : mveniences; house | 21 49 eee No. 1405 F st. n.w. Edwards, colored boys, were in the dock of the | is well known, offered Harrison a place in his | {¢ is also universally believed that just before inted throughout; | $34 Mass, 33 ; : a AT. | COZY sit on ak die Mare Police Court to-day on charges of larceny. | cabinet, but Harrisou, who had just won his | his assassination the ezer had tee | @ ukase She ETTeH, | 11¢ 4 Qebrcer, Toth es wouth one felag Passat eke egies Ri Temple was convicted on two charges and Ed- | frst fight for the United States Senate, replied | drawn by Melikoff, convoking s° consultative brine” | BO? Bd st nw. Or. 5 gt g098 | Sie ® brownstone base and prenaod-brick Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provisionsand Petroleum, | wards was found guilty in one case. | They | in substance: “I believe that if I have any | assembly, whose functions would have been — — ry 7 rout; heavy brown-stone trim igs; interior “ - 1 were charged with s1 | ability whatever for pyblic life it is asa de! T. | substantially identical wi: | yg ae oa Hoe SE, O52 I ©: is Wood cabitiet Guish, with handsomel cigecrated pals PRIVATE WIRES TO NEW YORK AND CHICAGO. | 82 nhc] from stores on 7th street. Temple, | J should be lost in thre routine of a cabinet of- states-genecal yr rd 0 vwone HS OPPENHEIMER & BRO. S14 Oth stn-w. aorat 3 1 pce? Sagopa aracgm Tterest allowed on deposits seth pb only frenty oe ae = Me ied ficer’s work. Ithink the Senate is the place | have had the power, not of legislating,’ = 617 2D ST XW. NINE ROOMS. 14-3m tie abou! is life in prison. e was first ar- | for me at present.” of suggesti: legislation; like nc OR RENT R. ‘een bewly peinted | 28 % is = rested when but nine years old. He was then | Jt is about the third time that Harrison hada aakoe pened imi7ep ‘(aud this, puneen ae. 0. GRAHAM & BOLTOS, | 19) JNO F CORSON. FNQember NE Stock Ex, | Sentenced to the reform school. Since his re- | chance at the cabinet that the mystery comes | ui’ foresaw) it might rapidly have drifted into a . : He $19 sd: i Jease from that institution he has served many | in, That there ever was any third time is| national assembly. Unlike Eatkoff and bis IANE YOR RENT A 3 pristy how rented CORSON & MACARTNEY, terms in prison for thefts and assaults. Only ® | known only to a few besides the general him- | school of political philosophers,,who hold that moder’ i to good tenant at $900 per year rapidly ad- GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W., few weeks ago he finished a year’s sentence in | self, and they refuse to give any particulars | the institutions of western Europe are unsuited 2 hes dh no LE | sit "Bankers and Dealers in Government Bondi. jail. Temple was given the extent of the law—| about it, except that his failure to make the —re - Age a : : : , to Russia, and that paternal government is Se rhetew OU eed ea Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections, one year in jail, and Edwards was given six| place that time was owing to the opposition of | best adapted to the Slav, Meliko® maintained HOME_ON BROWN STRE! Railroad Stoc! ind Bonds, and all securities listed | month: certain well-known politicians, who are kept | that the Russia of to-day however small may 00; easy terms. For | on the Exchanges of New York, Philadel ‘easegen' | —— nameless, but who. it is said with significance, | be the peng ste ete persons to the whole BROS, 1319 F st. " ; A Boy SenTexcep For Ropsina a Store.—/ are still living. The inference more or less A dalt de of i ‘tment securities, District ulation, is every whit as ready for parlia- 916 F stp we : on oS nae Ponds aut sit Local Railroad, ‘Gas, tasurance and Tele | Julian Patterson and Charles W den, colored | plainly given is that these men who interfered arr government as was the France of SIGNAL OFFICE, 2626 | have ieee 1g ; : XYEST. | ephone Stock dealt in, boys, aged 10 and 14 years respectively, were | with Harrison's advancement before must look | Touis RVE And cach we belowe te ps1GN! teres fae Sa 1370 il Sessoms Dall Coleone Stork bone aad mabd7IS | OTE Stice Ooart to May clated itt’ seai.| ioe aren ee ae je be the [27 -St' | sages ‘in Grhdacenaien rat a . ace. <a ing $18 from the store of Charles K. Brown, ANOTHER ANTI-BLAINE STRAW. For a time after his father’s death Alexander yo oquarseon Ur Hotes ____ DENTISTRY. __ Noe Cheat eee ag Tied ot, Ga2| A well-known Indianapolis gentleman, a | III allowed, and even requested Melikoff to inquire on premk ONS, DENT: ent , ‘ inister of the interior. But it was ner En.w. Filling » specialt; ‘tract that Katkoff and the reactionary P in-killer applied to gums. Arti ec ST, 97H ST. COR: | thousand pennies and $8 in silver change. The | friend of General Harrison, conversing with | Temain Pi io wtaetnees | Seetimony of a rmamber of witncascs wes beara | hima reteetiy, 4alke of tha/kehiaas GF sistas | Dome LE = “ jout pain by PI if u t Slavophils had the new czar’s ear, and .. stuall Bricks, horthwoat, uow ander tents Very | isitceth inserted, aching teeth sated, hours to. | counecting Walden with the robbery, but not | in Garfield's cabinet. “Everybody believes* | at Project of reform adopted by the Keaton st. 2 ee eee eee eh oh cheap. Must be sold atonce. — C. A. MCEUEN or Patterson. Walden testified that Patterson | he said, “That Blaine carried Garfield in his = ing sovereign was decisively di Too! ; : R. DU DENTIST, 14TH N.W. TEETH | took the money. He that Patterson re- | breech ket.” ithdre i it ISHED.—1914 Sunderland Place; elegantly fur 5 Ee Z pS Ee OR A 3 s terse: reeches pocket.” f kof withdrew to private life. With his retire- ve ¢ ee . DF. 17 th, 1 4r.4) WR SALE—HOUSE! BARGAIN—I HAV ~ house until 1 o'clock is ce Sy tay ee eet tise: § “ag! gi ee 4 pg ‘ pitpared and used only by ye, eet died 1. 'Per- | mained at his (Walden’s Gen. Harrison, it is said, drew himself up | ment vanished, apparently, the last = 2 peratni?: s "Sh. (fitting seus in the morning, and would not have gone then | very stiffly at ‘this, and remarked, dryly: | li mstit i mae aes Ver tay tied Bate Tien Walden) father threat | "Slere ni Se yoy" my abies wis | ei Cometon for tne daring ened him with the “night doe-| be suspected of carrying me in his breeches | forgotten that Melikoff, whatever Te z rsa* 3. WYATT, may id ing, cor. Sth'and F froctg| tors,” and he left. Patterson _ was | pocket.” been his faults—and few men can safely safes plosanat andi effocvan, see geavitted and Walden was, given thirty, days. | "Somebody condoled with Gen. Harrison to-| trusted even for a few months with the whole POE. AE RINEDWELLING OX ELAV.g duty to his client in all cases was finished when | with [persous anxious. to give him ‘advice, | Bera autor inst er aseenge Meme Eine Dwelling, corner, néar Dupont Cir ie 8 Darrox & Srarcesann. the verdict was rendered, and asked the court | Yes,” he said, “before election I used to | with the promise of immeasurable te inne ae ine Dwelling near Dupont Cirele, $11,000. to give Patterson a lecture. He said ne had | wish’ sometimes that I didn't have to talk so | his counter, Brick 1425 Sth st. nw.-10r Corner Dwelling, near Judiciary Square, $10,000. Have the largest and best selected stock of told him that if arrested again he might get | much, but now I am inclined to wish that other | “——__+e-—_____ Store and Dwelling cor 7th and A sts. 8.6. Gentrally-located Dwelling, $9,000. H a. hd that if he was it wonll 5 in . ian Corner Dwelling, on Q st. 2-¥.. 87,500. i a eas an ‘The boy said that if he was it would | folks would stop talking and give me a An Exclusive Club. See Decline es es wae e MEN'S, WOMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S SHOES | be the first time. The judge warned the boy | chance | ines tts Stieuies Gi Shisen, Nice Dwelling, om B. 1. ave. n-w: about his future conduct and discharged him, AN INAUGURAL aDDRESA, 4 ate n TYLER & RUTH To be found in this city. Seige bay “I am sorry, gentlemen, but them’s my EESSTW SEX The World special says: Gen. Harrison is | hordera, Cawn't admit nobody without SALE—7TH ST. N.W.. 48 F PRONT BY ‘The leading features of these shoes are A Disver To SUPERVISING-PRINCIPAL Gai i i igs an v s to i5-foot alley, with joo hese onion of The health of Mr. N. P. Gage, the supervising | 84M Up @ historical inaugural. He has | cara, to pay about 5 percent on amount at which the COMFORT, DURABILITY, AND STYLE. rincipal of the second school division, has | 8'ven the cabinet less thought than is gen-| The speaker was ooth-sh short- yeanbe bought. TILER & RUTHER- gh ; : 4 . beli i ‘i . it - o- wen, ‘cb oe ‘And with the large stock 10 select from, are enstiea | been 80 poor lately that. his physician has ad | erally believed, but has decided. the, attitudes aise young asi, Soe waee a ead BERNER A Prom ot vised him to rest from his official duties. Mr, | he will assume upon the great issues. He has 3. Oth and 7th. @ and H sts ‘TO SUIT ALMOST EVERYONE WHO CALLS, | Gage will therefore take a leave of absence | heard the presentation of all sides of the south- | °22dabout of blue flannel and trousers of the ‘on 6th st. n.e., new it. De. until the end of the school year and travel in | ern question, a question with which he has | ame material. It was the funkey at the Kan- ave. and I st n.w., with fixtures, only # st_nw.. Or., gas and water, only 818. &° . OF, gas and water, on] im 10, Central National st. nw. Apply to array jarye S-room brick, Some very suitable the hope of recruiting his strength. A dinner | for years kept pace. Upon territorial admis- | 8a City club. A fire was within the w 9-room brick, m. per wo. * was peel in his honor by ee A. T. Stuart, | sion his record is well known. Regarding tariff | building, and a SemPaclyy fe, and as re 1 Be. br, CHMISTMAS PRESENTS supervising principal of the third subdivision, | revision he is rooted and grounded in protec- | many policemen were endeavoring to gain am nter Place, new 5-room brie! 1H Can” be selected from the many styles kept in all sizes Beara ae Capitol Hill. Superintendent | tion, and is quoted as not fully satisfied even = through its marble front. Betory brick.”...... ae ER SR — ape A Powell, Supervising Principals Cram and Fair- | with the Senate bill. The amendments that| “But we are officers and must get in,” clam- i story frase. 4 rooms. CHARMING NEW HOUSE. 412 women sin! coe SE and widths. brother, and Trustee Whelpley met Mr. Gage | Senator Spooner predicted last night will be, it | ored the angry blue coats, se soom besek miss : 7 Some: Mendnomely fe ee pid permitanion to ina ct, apply to GURI aze 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | there. is believed, the suggestions of the President- T cawn’t ‘elp that, you know,” said the im- , hatory brick, 15 rs..com- Apply 1216 3 st. u. pziSw* nt aha oe elect. In reality, he is probably not in favor | perturbable Cerberus, furnished, heated by This is a private club BY J. HARRISON JOHNSO: JOR REN’ GHT-ROOM NEW | JOR = L E CALL THE ATTENTION OF OUR PATRONS | A New Home ror Tue Cutiprex.—A_permit | of a tariff bill at all as an economical measure, | «nd the gentlemen his very hexclusive. If you Houses 401 Ist st. 2c and So D st aew.seme | athe 1 nee d-rvons brick and stable, 20M Sth ‘ond she public tn general tothe fact that certain | wag iasued to-day to Dr. Leonard and P other | but rather is apt to come out flat-footed for the | “aven’t a card you will ‘ave to go round to the Lines of cars at door, tro labrebee cach, rane, waab S14 Sth stnw., Croom frame, Jor S0x100; | ebvated dacyland CUE Whoke, Thetelonisenuced | members of the board of trustees of the Chil. | expenditure of the surplus in internalimprove. | back door.” ur principal circles, 8 Sube Szo closets and bath, belie, speaking tubs, and ‘§ anal Bee 22s 4: | firmus only handle the above whisky in Washington, | dren's Country Home for the erection of «| ments, which would go further'than any other | And they did. jones sable tereae tiles. "$30 per mouth each, OL Cat. giw.y corde property: ory etait | eee a te eee ee = ao | ee es ee yr Done Fashionably MM. poe BEALE, BROWS 6 O05 800. 711 Ht nw. Grou. frame ot aoxNS: Sole Proprietors, | Branch and Military roads in the county. The | The great task which Harrison has get before a . z = TNENT | 220-2" ae : aa ll . Other very Uesirable property southwest. —_— cost is stated at 5,000. Mr. Frank L. Hanvey | himself, the best observers agree here, is to get | From the Chicago Tribune. ory brick, 13 rove: a couveniences; | JOR RENT-THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING, 1 i OO a po ag is the builder. |The new structure is to have a | the tariff lost sight of in the ado about south-| “Inasmuch as the animal you stole was only Rented by new furnace: House newly yapered at a cost | A 1 rocus. beth-room and cellar: all modern. ALE —A GOOD CORNER PROPERTY, Janee D. Dounall frontage of 36 feet, a depth of 40 feet, and be | crn recognition. It is more than likely that | « colt,” remarked the leader of the regulators, ere eomateh, the, clevant furniture: stable 2 | Donth, TYLER & RUTHERFORD 1307 Fa ee | A northwest, new bay-window brick house oentane * sme Donnelly, : ¥ Gen. Harrison let fall the actual trath when h a ee red BE ts : PE | ing S roots bath cellar and every moder improve ire Thos, Birney ere ern ee RR Sek told the Brooklyn visitors two weeks ago. that | “Webave decided to give you forty-nine lashes inquire of M. M. al | aT Stoja = __ | ment : price . Terms. 82,600 cash, and balance % = i orsewhi tead of hanging But ¥ it RENT_A NEAT 9-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, jong tne at Oi per cents further particulary all has, Dietz, eae eed THE COURTS. Congress would probably be in session on Me- | With # horsewhip instead of sta new, F ne. Key next door. G-room, 1405 ve WASH'N. DAN NHOWET, —_ e = — morial day, At that session he would launch | we shall lay them on well.” ESTILLHAVEA FULL LINE OF MEN’S SUITS > each. All have mod, imp.| d15-2w NE OF EL LE tn Sok and Cutaway, at 87,50, 88 50 and $10, all at TH! a ‘H- Equity Court—Chief Justice Bingham. ‘HE LONDON AND LIVERPUOL Cl To-day, Foote agt. Foote; leave to withdraw bd G sts, Lo cna eres | Soneesp Thomas agt. N\URKISH LIFE TABLETS. omas; sale of notes directe A i “Genth b lied bitterly, “I Fs URE ; PVE: int. It will be fal rev: f the na- ntlemen, he rep! itterly, “I have not ICK Hol T “ fnfallibte Remedy of the Furtiee Eupire. Potice Covat—Jusige Miller, ion's development since the first inauguration | *!Way# been a criminal and an outcast. I have all mod. imps; on Sth street, near absolute cure for Nervousness, M To-day, Kate White, Ada Shepherd and | OP'S king the birth moved in good society and I know the customs ill be adldon easy terms. SWORMSTEDT & § Despondeucy, Netwous Nealache Si Bridget Welch, vagrancy; bonds or 9 days, | OF reer ineorearripioe fjeow and growth | that prevail among our best people. I OTP street 1. ASU-Ln ful Blood Puri tively Seale Burk and Wm. Clark, profanity: @5 or 15 | £.5° the infiuonces contuibeters ta the tres, | take as © favor, geutlemen, if you will lay the Trane pelsonal bent, ‘nd Hugh Brown, | status and set forth the “Conditions, thet cons | lashes on, as far as possible, in Prehenity, Bo Or Baye Gomes, Donnell | front us,” thus leaving the field ready. for tho —egeek. Fayette —— iad tek 50 or 90 days. “Thos, Schot. | Projection of the President-elect’s solutions in | WoT this season. Price 81 per box: 6 boxes for 8. Coale m._thoe, Bohot-] Fo caeage to Comgrect tn I axtremen, ao 0 ang he pies 4 ley, Profanity; 95 oF 15, days. Jonas Adams | "\von know,” said Mr. Halford todee nthe |_A¥ormen Cowrssr rm Vimara.—Oongress- TURKISH TABLET CO. Philadelphia, Pa, and (Julius Adams, disorderly canduct; 40. | soar Seabee Mande a fo eer, the | man Bowen, who was defeated in the recent Pobiic opinion our strongest indorsement, n25-m | James, Temp! jail. Joseph Edwards, colored, | Washington inauguration, and in view of that | election by Mr. John A. Buchanan, has served HANDSOMELY FURNISHED TEN- ma hionse. in the northwest section of the city, odes tal to small family: owner going fe. Apply to WESCUTT & WILCOX, 1907 Penn. ave. nw * a26-3t JOR RENT_ DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE 205 D at. = pone all modern tmprove- tht $2, per month; Key at 207 D. the message outlining his policies, but the in-| “I have only one favor to tleman,” augural address will, as Secretary Halford’s | said the Moai pale, but darnF, cs int talk this afternoon indicated, be a histor- “Whatisit” : ical study, written from the centennial stand- Adena 8 T ST. NW., & TWO-STORY rick House. with all the modern im- s. newly painted and papered and in al! re- nding plumbing,n most excellent condition. per month 2ho T st. now. BR. M. MORRISON, “elbocr axsred “ notice of contest upon the latter. though the __RMY ; (aire ie Gen, Harrison’s reading is in that line. US BERTI FER MONTE MT ES & The Study of the Brain, | Sir Hlibore ston and Prank Celta! | What dows that rain com | Here ow aout ib) major os and bath: hot abd cold water,yasaiid ‘strobes; | 5 pt CS a ‘00 | EPORTANT RESULTS TO BE EXPECTED ruowm | colored, aeswult; $20 or 60 days. Isaac Smith, I Hage | on —— reading Washington republicans have elected their congressman i REST 950. per month-OS1 @ st. corner of | Go ate atome RTO a det 5. 80, and 100 feet deep at baraing. pilemmrcliceenrinpexice estore, ae. ce 15. dave, "Win. Midbh | oA ote toning nt eee nee store, dwelling and ‘stable, store | Office rosme, 12108 at, 3 fre 3 85 “off” years. We ofter for' sae an extensive list of id small . . other books treating of the sarae era.” x RE | houses not included in the above: aise Ane bunt. | London Letter to the Philadelphia American, and Joseph Mills, affray; collateral forfeited. Sth st., from Jan. uitots ae a The way he has began at the beginni Sa atrs et or feed business; dwel lots in the northwest, and ea in ail section Iknow no more distingnished specialist in}Ada Burk and Wm. Clark, disorderly; | | 7 i “ Farar Front Berweex Ware axp ati hath hot abd col water ta sowoeS | 2 rooms, 4¢h ‘avicad’ “MOMS SHERMAN'T Gos ioe P se | this country than Dr. David Ferrier, another | $5 James Adons and | Futiuy Adams; do.; do. | pes well for the thoroughness with, whiek Dien,—Decing » lanes bosons aaa a, able wii © nedate jo horses. = . ane a “A ae hn Cook, a . Geo, nd ii il AMPBELL, ioohte JOR SALE — CHEAP — PLEA vELL-Lo- | Scotchman, who has devoted u large part of | Washington, Jas, Parker and’ Wi, Hardest HOOSIER PEDAGOGUES RECEIVED, ot Seve fa fis Sewer. part of Fate TORY | igton, m. ty, STO! , WELL sated. v-room brick House (down town), with all | his life to the localization of cerebral function, pdern conveniences; suitable for dern improvement ai do. Kate White, Ada Shepherd and| Two hundred of the Hoosier pedagogues | <Te*t, One side being composed of 11 to 4e'clock. RENT. ee d the other of col Robert mguize a ‘000: very easy EW. BY in the full confidence that certainty of locality | Bridget Welsh, vagrancy; bonds or ninety vedinis % a: | (as eae Eco in mental diseare would enable the surgeon days Thon, Sehotley profanity. 85, James toys Gk Meas ak ee year ms ora by {OK RENT—BY RO. HOLTZMAN. REAL ES OES IF OED successfully to operate upon the brain. The re- = word , Cam, compen! il ; | home, and, procuring his fi “s revolver, re- tate aud Fosarauce Bivker: 10th aba F ste : pul neeieilets | —E PROFESSIONAL. sults of his experiments upon the braine of | We8Pons, $50 or ninety days in workhouse, | smiled upon all the female ones, and told them | fume, tm, Procaring his fathers revolver, ne sae | Fee ‘OUR MONTHS OR LONGER, $80 | —————— = —-——. | monkeys, as recorded in the publications of the never let their boys forget that most any boy | Challenge was accepted by James Ford, aged to, LOR | dade? ponte, completely furnished Rouse; china and 7 a ect G1PSy, MEDIUM, MME. LAFET, | Royal society and clsewhere, have secured him GEORGETOWN. could get to be President in this comnts ey | fourteen. who started toward Gray, who there- unfurnished Apply 1908 it st DLW. OF Ob Piutnises, mault her in Tove, Marriage, Divorce, and bi a world-wide reputation. The iden indeed was ny i Ress: Fou will be more than, ai gtd. | Causes, = soa4 his. It was ae eS ee ifgaomii welt ere eo rl a girl might grow up to be marry sto ost love. | and has been pursued by Alexander Robertsot Redway, everal years a lieutenant Brine the sekarated together. Temoves, evil infu: | Of Glasgow, Hughlings Jackson and ‘others, of the Metropolitan police in charge of the SENATORS SPOONER AND ALLISON, better condition. ‘Tells what you are beter ated toe | but itremained for Ferrier to demonstrate | seventh Seg gl! precinct, died at 12| The Times man says that the rumor still and how to succeed in business. Having Gipsy power beyond doubt the localized function of the | o’clock last night at his residence, 1645 32d holds that Gen. Harrison has been em} loying usmerence ad tendition,she never fails to sive | oo? ohral convolutions, The hope that moved | street northwest, after # long illness of con- | senator Spooner “as a confidential Pay Hours—9 a m. to 8 p.m. 412-3w*_ | him was that agonizing headache, Sn ny eee, amen —— and he came here to make his’ report. What % son county, . X.. mare! , and was brought up asa farmer. He was in the army | t28t report was they would 4 re it D 2th st.9r.$35 1228-30 H st. th st. r..3o 1252-34 H st. By Stable rear 1327 NINGHAM, 146. E F ? i i NT, WELL-LOCATED, NINE- pe eager bamnene na 40" pot ~ ickness, raking convulsions, loss of sight, pro. ae : ., v sickness, con’ joss Oo} rO- most EW: BBN, ofice Munn &Co.622 Fst” | Dower Mane Wrra Yous Exes. ‘and’ inie- i gressive paralysis, mental infirmit 8 ce . RENT — HANDSOME, NEW BAY. wiInDOW erable death resulting from cere! tumor, | during the war, reaching the position of cap- About Fitoass: te On roi aid oth all convipleneen Te aegis 3 Weel rise wey to the scalpel of fee surgeon. tain, with a New York cavalry she stn wa: desirable bor hoc quire .,8. GALESEI’S Optical Officés, 925 F st. n.w., | “I believe,” he wrote to me h FRANK P. BROWNING. dictum et ae. nz8-1m adiords you the op ransty, to have, ont eves ex: | «that we ‘are on the eve of very pt t ee and " adjusted propel sults as regards the treatment of cerebral Sey saat GHG MAMAET Rate | Une’ Saft trceace si ho rated logue containing useful hints regard | fhe “Aestions, of the day. anemic cael “| within the next fow years ou above K st, G, vet 13th & 140 B, cear Zist st, ee iF 420 Soth, near Gp. Lit... 374150 Sth st, near T, Se. ....--1 Sr...150 OFFICES, floor, 5 front 719 : § if 415-3m J_¥. LEWENBERG, M. D.. Manager. §o Pg ee v roar exact tite thelr namace’ ia fale “ells Hee f iE and to ites: how tolhold the affection of instant end lee to win the one all ww. {ES ME. DE FO! LONG-ESTABLISHED AND TTEGst, aw, Vote and be convinced. iz-Ims twenty-ose cxtreordisary reliable Ladies" can be consulted ROF. CLAY, WOND! Y Gi CLATR- hich eighteen were re- her residence, 901 T st. uw. Office hours from a brain at ey to¥p. im. with Tahoe only. $¥18-6u" a i ADIES WH | : psccond eight fhery hanes rage Sen aii es 0 )UIRE THE SER’ ‘treated surgi- i KENT—ELEGANT BANKING, Sey ee ing Building,” 1419 @ st. B.W.: fire proof. Hace nevery ronan tome SS adore me °° in every room, Aisa tat ae docble Hote YOe2 12 & ask a 0-2 12th st. n. oma, wei ath beaat rounds im the Tear; just the home fors ~ 5 em 4 cits eeemaiaan $100. ROBT.