Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1889, Page 7

i THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1889 .UAY’S FIRST LEGISLATIVE ACT. SHARP FIGHTING IN SAMOA. fired the first shot. Consul Blacklock replied A CLOVER-CLUB DINNER. . — omeanen, that he had investigated the rumor and —_— -t was in Relation to Divorce—The | The Property of Americans Destroyed ipo Se é we How it Struck Max O’Rell—An Allusion te a ie man-of- he Sequel and End of a Romance. and the Flag Barned by Germans. orcas was ching a ative Dont twnenoal {° to the Gridiron Club. Harrisburg Special to the New York Sun. Samoan advices of January 5, which have | Waters op, the American consulate. Ger- | From M. Blouet’s “Jonathan and His Continent.” Until the adoption of the new constitution of just reached San Francisco tay that on the | Mans fired a number of shots at the boat, which} Humor only springs in sinfple, unaffected Pennsylvania in 1874, the legislature of the | night of December 18, some sailors from the | 2, tirect range of the boat containing two | onaractera. You find it in the Scotch. It over- AUCTION 5S. FUTURE Dav. TPPXCANSON BKOS., Auctioncers, HOUSEHOLD PESTS Ere ec. COM- English officers, who narrowly escaped dein, state had power to grant decrees, Matthew 8. | German men-of-war Adler, Olsa and Eber at-| shat. The commander of the Olga afterwar Quay’s career as a statesman began in 1866, when he was elected to the lower house of the Pennsylvania legislature. His first act as a legislator was to offer a resolution having for its object the granting of a divorce. Owing to the high connections of one of the parties to the desired legislation, it was particularly im- tacked Mataafa’s soldiers under direction of the German consul and Capt. Fritz, the senior German naval officer in port. As a result twenty-two German sailors were killed and ask the Germans to cease shooting. The | mans seized Brown, carried him on board the flows in the well-bred American, who is the pologized to the English officers, Charles | prince of good fellows, Brown, an American citizen, who was on the shore, was requested by the English officers to The Americans are so good at taking a joke, #0 good-tempered that, even in public, they enjoy to banter each other and serve as butts thirty-two wounded. Since then the German | Eber, and after handling him roughly released | for each other's sarcasms; it is on these occa- war ships have burned the American houses and flags, torn down the United States flags, him. The Germans have made no further as- | sions that American hnmor is saults upon the villages since the bombardment play. There are even “Gridiron” clubs, clubs owed free PARLOR, CHAMBER. DINI to SNP OTREE LCRA A LOOMS, siti wxb STREETS N.' DAY Mi SBOOND, com ‘envi at LENO CLOOE <NOANSUN BROS, Auctioneers portant that no publicity should be given to it, | seized some American citizens in the neutral felathiecmeeen BUSAN ae cate ee ee where guests are invited only to be put on the and in managing the proceedings necessary to | water of Apia harbor and taken them prisoners | attack upon Mataafa’s forces they would cer- | Still. D asket secure the desired annulment of the marriage, on board the German men-of-war and fired | tainly be defeated, as the latter have 4,500 well- The most famous of these is the Clover club 3B ° d and at the same time accomplish the object | upon the American flag. A boat's crew from a | armed troo] at Philadelphia. Outside paradise there is no r ga eo withont spreading upon the records any of the | German vessel in command of an officer have | Tamasese's men are still at Lauaanoo, Ma- place where men are treated with so little re- details of the affair, Quay’s genius in legisla- | Shot at the captain and lieutenant of an English | taafa’s forces having been compelled to retire, | gard to their rank. The members of the Clover IF CLOTHES COULD TALK, what a sad tale they would tell of short t ‘ man-of-war. owing to their conflict with the Germans on | ciub are no respecters of persons, Nothing is the result of rubbing, twisting, burning and eating—made necessary when tive manipulation thus early manifested itself. Previously, on the 12th of December, Ma- | December 18. It is claimed that about 1,000 | sacred to them, age or position count for in the old-fashioned way with common soa) eThey would say we dread the Andrew G. Curtin was then governor of the | taafa’s men ‘succeeded in carrying the upper | of Tamasese’s forces have joined Mataafa since | naught in their nssemblics, wash-day as much as do the poor, misguided women who still hold antiquated state. The legislature was republican. Quay | end of Tamasese’s big fort Lantuando, On the the bombardment of the Germans, not sympa-| The club is composed of the principal jour- ideas of muscle and the washboard. NOT SO THE WOMEN, or their clothes, was @ trusted follower of Curtin, and it was | night of December 16, German sailors, number- | thizing with the attack upon their countrymen. | nalists of Philadelphia. Once a year they ask ‘ e at the request of the governor that he offered | ing 180, came ashore at Apia and entered the SECRETARY BAYARD SAYS to their table about fifty guests, people talked who wash in the modern way with the modern means, the divorce resolution. The parties to the | stores, saloons and native houses in search of .- | about; the President of the United States him- . separation asked for were Henry Lloyd Me- | Americans, Englishmen and half-castes. They | ‘8° ‘distarbance referred to above was un- | sous: the President of the United States him- PYLE’S PEARLINE WASHING COMPOUND. By ~ - — d half ite] | doubtedly the same as that briefly described by | 8° “rhea . Pie ecan Sehee Se the land seconde Connell and Mary Wilson McConnell. The lat-| entered the residence of Geo. Scanlan, United ae ee himself to the ‘‘grilling” process. ‘lothes ; nm: ir time and health, and is absolute! Columbia, and at'the written request of ter was the daughter of Gov. Curtin, and she | States marsbal at Apia. He was not in, but the | Consul Blacklock in his cable message to the| "The banquet is princely, the menu most re- en poppe sled yaa a at, MILLIONS USE PEARLIN: She otes poqured thera we whl sailon was then but seventeen years old. In 1465, | ilors found him and his brother, Morris | department on January 5. The consul’s account | cherche. Try it—but bewar< of imitations and peddlers. - he premises, all those or about the close of the war, Miss Curtin meta | gcanian, also an American citizen, further up | was not nearly so sensational as the one from | But let us take a peep at the proceedings, ea x we handsome dashing young volunteer army offi i the street, and, starting a quarrel, stabbed both | San Francisco, but contained later information, The president of the club, ir. Handy, an cel land and prema wR a the cround a en of Wi 0 = — -- he ‘ cer named Harry Lioyd McConnell. He was a| Americans. The Scgnlans escaped to a native | as it told that the Americans who were seized | American brimming over with wit, takes his naan ‘ 3 7 = > (3d), 1n the recorded subdin of origi: Fae cearoned here. | Nothing was known of | church, where thelr wounds were dressed. | had been reloased immodiately afterward. ‘The | place at the center of the table and the feast AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. bere one 2, two nd tareo Sh, ts Sguarworvenar: is antecedents, and his social standing was not | ‘The German sailors ran through the streets | Secretary added that tl e department is in con- | begins. Choice dishes follow one another and eme5s os tim > 3 high in Harrisburg. The governor's daughter. | attacking all they met except the Germans. | stant communication with Samoa, through its | are washed doa andy eee, One another and A es Py yy ‘orp cued sulla school girl fell in love with Capt. Mc- | Some of Mataafa’s soldiers were anxious to agents, one of whom is stationed at Auckland; | sation flows and faces light up. An orchestra, NCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, ‘with in ten (10) days, otherwise will Connell, and he induced her one afternoon to | begin shooting. but were urged by the United | and that the latest information. received is to | placed in neighboring room, makes ploseact, SALE OF FURNITURE, snow | THUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE UNrMPRovEn | °°! defaulting purchasers, oe 1G Oa Oe TENE RE. STATE ON FOURTEENTH 3 Ja18-10t ba WINE, Trustee. to the office of « justice of the peace and | States consul (Blacklock) not to fire. the effect that affairs are quiet in that country, | subdued music. The guests begin to think over ry him. After the ceremony the bride went |" Qn December 17, the United States consul | and that no serious trouble has occurred since | the speeches they will soon be called upon to home to the executive mansion to inform her sent a protest to the German consul, asserting { January 5, deliver—you recognize them by their white father of what she had done, and to make | that the conduct of the Germans had been out- _—————.e9_—______ faces; the cloverites quietly sharpen their : peace with him for herself and her husband. rageous, and had placed American lives and THE CZARINA’S INSANITY. weapons for the fray. esently comes des-| FOURTH: at TWELVE But Gov. Curtin did not choose to permit his | property in great jeopardy. AL STREET G, A TENDED AND SPRING STKEET NORTH- SOUTHEAST CORNER NINTH ‘ST. Ww 4 ETS Ni irtue of a deed of trust dated November 1) > DaRIDe eAaciee wearer: | Iie cel hcs ee ee eee ee eee PROPOSALS. FOE ee eM ead: | one of the land reconda of the District of Golumb - PROPOSALS FOR FIRE Mt se sert. The president strikes two or three little | the Interior Department, a miscellaneous collection of | und at the request of the party secured thereby, 1 will P DD WATCHMEN IM Ber ae daughter to throw herself away on an unknown exnicknis pereidaie tatitaeind hae Alexander Alone in His Grief and on | plows a the table and rises. Now for it! | Condemned goods. Terma Cash. ga21-3t_ | Pil st publ auction in front of the prenters. TUT. EMS December 20, 188% —Sealed adventurer, and she never saw her husband oo Bad Terms With All His Family. Now for the quart @heure de Rabelais! ‘P\HOMAS DOWLING, A 1889, AT HAL ST FOUR O'c! ° Boncentt -e | On the night of December 17th the Germans rh 5 n 5 pot following real estete in the county ee ee tem 88 tatcrne eae Gentlemen,” says tho President, “<I have | Lanoe CONSIGNMENT OF CROCKERY WARE AT | trictat Galumbin tonite her tiect orn d | Navy Department, Weshi Were great then, not only in the state, but with | attacked a town called Mataafagatele, two | s¢. petersbune Cor. New York Tribuae, Jan. 2. the honor to propose the first toast of the z AUCTION. on the north side of Spring street, at the LOCK A. M. SANU the national authorities. He at once brought | miles above Apia. Mataafa’s men heard of the It is fortunate that Alexander III is a man of evening. Let us fill our glasses and drink to | On TUESDAY MOKNING, JANUARY TW: them to bear in the case of Capt. MeCe SECOND, *, ¥, commencinys EN - “in | Coutemplated attack, and about 900 of them | herculean build, and of # mind almost as pow-| the honorable member of Congress on my | eg RE pny ye Bm lee Ml oe and that presumptuous soldier did not remain | p.thered in the bush and waited for the Ger- | publicly opeued immediately thereafter, revi labor and materials a wm y for use, in the Navy hard, Wi fire, alarm teloeraph and wetchinen eet with 14th st. extended, being known as three, twenty-two, twenty-three and tw: ourts of lots four to twenty-one in i is ond | Tight. I doubt not you will push your amin- | meutof the above woods Ihe attention of the trade wd ten), and twenty adjoin yon oe long in Harrisburg after his clandestine mar-| man boots, An American newspaper man | rfl es his physique. Otherwisehe wouldend | Pifity and pationce’ oo far af te leven gong | eenetae ele eee hep. walle lange | merly part of the Holuicad ‘estate vcomlitions and gequirementeed ths piaes Finge with Gov. Curtin’s daughter, who herself | ined Job C. klein accompanied fee atatnats | BY being crushed under the accumulation of THOMAS DOW! Fe be sold as per plat, which can be seen at the aui juiremen Lotes and detailed specifications on fle in the soon regretted the foolish step sle had taken. One-third cash: balance in one and two | Storekeeper's office at said Novy ira. where ame The fact of her marriage to the young officer speech in respectful silence. He will be all | sg About 2 | sorrows which have cast their shadows over his | the more proud to havean audience. to-night, | men to witness the proceedings.” Am DOWLING-Aadioaeee | Som Genes canal aie on | o'clock in the morning three German boats ap- | reign and have blighted his whole life. Slighted | because, as we all know, when the honorable ‘AB DOWLING, Auctioneer. Years in equal payinents, with interest at 6 pe = oe rer iz P- 8 the hor | arable se was kept so quiet that it never was known in | proached about half a mil above by both father and mother, who for some | Member gets up to make a speech at Washing- SALE OF HORSES, C. COUPE ed of trust on the p Harrisburg social circles. When Representa- | the British consulate, and were distinctly seen | A ir | ton the benches begin to empty by magic. BUGGIES. SURRY, CARTS, SPRING | be required on each parcel on the da; tive Quay offered the resolution to divorce | hy the British comeul, It was evidently their |7¢®0” loved him far less than any of their | (2M. tbe, be giv ha 4 chee.” 3 4 orks RLERS, CART | terme of Ie are ot complied’ with in teh digs fr Harry Ft McConnell and | Mary Wilson | intention to land and proceed to Mataaiagatele | Other children, his infancy and youth were ex-| ‘The Congressman takes the joke merrily and BY ofder of the Supreme Court of the District of | 253, “turaulting party after: five deat pehie MeConnell there were not a half dozen legisla- | 9) foot, Soldiers of Mataafa gathered on shore | ceedingly sad. He became still more distaste- | thus commences his speech: Cofmnbie, passed srepaty cause, No, 21507. and by | of such resale in some newspaper published in Wash b poedeger ap ge arm ee en | and asked Klein to ask the Germans not to | ful to his parents after the death of his elder BE iene mean members of the Clover | rceivers will sellon TUESDAY.JA PAY TWENTY ingen DS: ©. M. ARMSTRONG, Trustee. Mrs. McConnell was the daughter of Gov. Cur- | 24-88 it would be regarded as a hostile act, | brother, who expired at Nice on the eve of his | “lub. TWO, 1889, at TEN. O t the stables of = SK A. M., 4 + ‘i John White, No, 2214 F street north’ |Saee ee fifty | Marriage from the effects of a malady due to inet members pocket the satire with a hearty ing and other a icles: + " ams ze 1Cor 2 Landa 3 Bi i | yards from the shore. The boats came on, and | #2 unintentional blow inflicted by the present | Presently comes the turn of the second } barry, 30 carta, 30 Webster Wagons, 2 Sprinklers, when they received asecond warning two boats | czar in the course of some rough horse-play. | speaker. 2 Low Bed Waxots, &e., &e. then pulled out toward the sea and went to the forms at sale: tin. The reso never printed on the records, the committee to which it was referred in the Bouse was discharged from considering it, it passed the House under suspension of the rules, went to the senate, where it went through > | (YHANCERY SALE OF VALUA TRACT ©} peice LAND AT BRIGHT WOOD, TRICT OF COLUMBIA, FRONTING ON PINEY BRANCH ROAD AND’ SEVENTH STREET ROAD. phy virtue ot & decree of the Supreme Court of the trict of Colum! in equity cause No. 10481, Moses et al, ve. Cakuown Belrs of Lizzie A man of uncompromising honesty, he made | ‘This one speaks in a scarcely audible voice, F, J JACOB SCHAR} ) village called Vailele, four miles from Apia. | no effort to hide his indignation at the im- Raise your voice!” cry the members. EDWIN SULHERLAND, (Receivers, | Adams: deceased, ef al. the undersiyned Trustee the same process, and was signed and became | "4 'third boat kept along the coast, being still | morslity cad corruption which were rife both ™ sorry you cannot hear,” quietly an- 7-4t___ANBON 8. TAYLOR," °§ U"UNT | on EMIDAY, the TWENTYELPTH DAY OF JAN pen, cae # law in less than two hours after Quay rose in | followed by Mataafa’s soldiers. When oppo-| among the imperial family and at court here | 8Wers the speaker; “come nearer.” OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. P. M.,’ offer for sale, at public auction, on the pre- ME, DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISH! his place and Loca veoh - | site Mataafagatele the boat pulled straight | during the closing years of the last reign. He | The cries of “louder!” continue. UTORS' SALE. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | Mites all the estate, right. ttle and interest PY Tliahle Ladier hea’ Physician, can be se ong Mo onaeviia Fe gar | across the bay to @ point on the other ex-| was thoroughly out of touch with the regime | “If I speak low,” says the interrupted man, AND UNIMPRO’ REAL ESTATE IN THE | Which anid Lizzie M. Ad nd to 9 p. m. with Ladies only. aia wal ‘and’ best families in net, | femity. A Mataafa chief, followed by eight | which then prevailed. ‘The disgraceful neglect | “itis in order to get down to your level. in and to the following tract of land. Ye bes an ad- | . or nine men. ran around the edge of the bay | to which his mother was subj: sted. and which This convulsed the assembly with laughter. ipt WeeConnelt sine nae, Set, been heard of | 19 intercept the boat. When opposite the vil- | uitimately led to her deulk’ ctetan's ine | Lwaeaghant Capt, McConnell since he departed from Har-| tage of Fageli the Vailele boat pulled rapidly | mately led to her de notwithstanding all | _Can it be possible, T thought, thet they will risburg, : | for the shore. At the same moment three men | her coldness toward him; and when, « few | stand that? "The joke may be new and fanny, sted in and under the ~ + opthen I T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED TH W. Wood,,of record in | road'at the northeast corer of Schule’ pk thes | A Dr. BROTHERS 4s the &e., of the record of wills, in | north ing Ladies’ Physician in this ci ad Re 4 dleg ef confidently consult Dr. is, “bos ee ini the “undersigned ‘will, on e's, thence north 4i\¢ degrees cast 347-40 f cau pe ‘Years’ experience. 0 0 feet, | gone DAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF “JANU- = as : Particu Waeoe ct tak north 49 ree feet_to J. E. ae? 2 : lar at ~~! all Seb law fu 0 Tones Town ab, horseback: carrying lanterns, rode out of | weeks after her demise, her husband ‘actually | but surely it is being carried beyond the | premise oer for aneat publ orci Ceake Wiens yy ey ee the | atime Sea : . the bush and signaled the men in the boats. | went so far as to coutract a morganatic alliance | bounds. If such things went on in France, one | bidder, sub lot 27, in square 88, fronting on the north | south 73 degrees wost 505.56 feet to C. G. Stone ADIES WHO UIRE THE VICES OF AN TEM TN CHABOE Co0T FO Eon ee SHO HAD | Simultaneously a number of German soldiers | with his mistress: the Princess Jariefiaky, the | Would ‘seo. duels going on in all the retired | 109,01 eter street, Detwoou Z1at and “2d streets | the Mogg ee ty ty a LY. Dgaesioeet tc nab Gaaheus donne cama an. NT Liwcmuae. | rose fren the bottoms of the host, where tisy | relations between father and son beomras wore, | spot of the nelghbeehoed next morning. SAME BAY AT “HALI-PAST THREE | t0.the line of said Nichols land. thence with said line | br. WILSON, 1105 Park At Graham, Young county, Tex., Saturday, a | had been concealed, and began to wade ashore. 2 ON THE strained than ever. The tragedy whichbrought | | The health of a third guest is proposed in | Q’CLOCK in front of the premises, sub lot 4, square mob attacked a deputy United States marshal | Some of Mataafa’s men had come up in the | Alexander III to the dhrone sie t years ago terms as grotesque as the preceding ones, This | {i5) 2p™147, to # thirty-foot ai ey, improved by a i ; " 'S | three-story frame dwelling with back Build and who, with a posse, was escorting the four Mar- | Me antime, and the Germans began shooting at | been followed since then by repeated attempts eo isan American, whose daughter is | good brick stable on rear of lot, being No. 1307 K = them. The natives did not return the fire. w to assassinate both himself and those most dear | the wife of a member of the English aristocracy, | street northwest. t ; gid me ning, con- | and 12th sts. ne. Ladies only. ining 3.21 acres of land, and im ‘a fren ; : stable and alsoabrick dwelling erected partly onthe | fANHOOD RESTORED Bi above-described land and partly ou the land of James Mor twoof Dr. BROTHERS’ In Moses; but only #0 m of said brick dwell cure any case of nervous low brothers, Backhart and another man named will be sold as is «situated upon the above-descril Berve-power. It imparts vigor 7 } € ji i ‘ Terms of sale: One-third in cash; the residue in he prot Il sold subject to the undivided | Male or female. Beta “ n 2 The Germans were soon landed and took shel- | to him, and though the efforts of the would-be- | By the manner in which he rises and begins to th od poyaunte at oenteoet ile tter | Hate (he Reoperty will sod abject ‘ . = Pierce to the Parker county jail at Weather- | ter behind some rising ground. murderers have in each case been frustrated, | Speak, it ix ensy to sec that he is an old hand | date of sale, for which notes duly secured ou the prens | Bt of au incumbrance of, 86.000, to wit: $3,000 | > eaD AND BE WISE_DR_ BRO ford, the prisoners being indicted for four| Assoonas they gained this position they at | the constant peril and the frequently well- | at this kind of tournament. He begins: ines sold shall be given, with interest at six per cen- 88x nw, eid ‘ o ‘Terms of saie: $1,000 cash, balance in one and two | the Gidest Retablished Expert ururders and eight cases of horse theft. The | once opened fire on Mataafa’s men. Within a | founded distrust of those with whom he is — Eek ot eB an all “Gentlemen, when I was present at your din- | ” nf ding to be at purchaser's cost. A de. | Sear with interest at 6 per cent: the parchaser 10 | and will guarantee a cure in all cases: marshal and posse defended the prisoners, and | minute fully 200 shot had been. fired by the | brought into contact have had a very sadden- | ner last year" —— ; f Dosit of $100 will be required on the wntinproved | ireitutiopaf the tie to the property wit pads or | Siamen gna furuiah medicine, or Ro & bloody fight took place, two of the Marlows | Germans and black laborers, natives of other | ing effect on his character and a} pearance, “Last year!” cries a Cloverite; “how did you ae pd pom | pee ye | allcash on day of wale or ratiication thereof by the | scribed and sworn before 1ue and four of the posse being killed at the first | islands, who were employed on German plan- | "The crowning sorrow of his bre bass haw: | Gt invited again this year, peng?” ; after slcra ronal tay be had at the riak and coat of | “A'Tiat ot the’ property cae he seed until the day of | HAMUEL,C, MULLS, a Si, taney fire. Another citizen was mortally hurt. The | tations. In the meantime, Mataafa’s reinforce | ever, just come upon him, His wife, to whom | “Oh, you know you can't do without me. pit defaulting purchaser after five days’ notice in | safest tie oie of Backuot e ‘Carasi, No. L008 F | 499 Tye prisoners Pierce, Marlow and Buckhart escaped, | ments began to arrive, and as they came up a | he is passionately devoted, and who is the most | You must have afew respectable people at your somy newspaper rublished in the city of Washinton. | Street northwest, aud at the premises on the day Tata axe neid tebe wounded. Shas ties, | heavy velley-Srecouti ba heart fro the Gite 2 XN. . Execttor. | Saf gracious and captivating woman that has ever | table. I mix with the aristocracy, gentlemen; ardson wired the sheriff: tion of Van Nele, and in a few minutes a chief at Henrietta, Vernon, adorned a European throne, has become en- | but, as you see, Tam not at all proud; Icome | $2-THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED, 1x | °50downattimectaale | oo Tinea. Wichita, Cisco, Abilene and Colorado City for | arrived and said the Germans were firing on tirely insane. Her nervous system has already | and sit at meat with you. It is not that I have PRET E Se a haze. a USP ar. a ow = 486 Louisiana avenue northwest. —— Spe SERVIRe 2 The mob at Graham had attempted, | Mataafa’s men there, who were afraid to return | been completely shattered by the attempts on | the least esteem for you, but I will not have = ,samehour and place. By order B, WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts r. » b on Friday night, to br. the fire, although the Germans had already H ‘ into the jail for the of the Executor. Jal 7-dte purpose of lynching the Marlows and the others, G her husband's life, and since the terrible rail- | folks say that because I move in the society of killed Savay chief and his son. The chief who | way accident at Borki, a couple of months ago, | dukes, Tmarquises, earls” — THOMAS DOWLING, is. . E 0. 2 Poanaeiles NSON BROS., Auctioneers, ePrice 8 Repteeaind by Rat For sale. race Tak oa TRUSTEE’S SALE OF “THE SUNDAY HERALD” a vat were repulsed. About 9 o'clock Saturday | came as a messenger asked Klein if they would | when so many of her favorite attendants lost | _“‘Shut up! what do we care for your dukes? QAMSTAG & CO., Auctioneers, ‘NEWSPAPER, PRESSES, Ti PE, Ko. ae night the marshal attempted to remove ti cheer ogee Slaps aes . the Lon their lives, her mental depression has increased | sid a preter! —e members. Will resume auction sales, morning and fevening, TO- | _, By virture of two certain PROFESSIONAL. prisoners to Weatherford when the fatal attack | mans, but he decline advise them. The | to a most alarming degree. She passes whole | ‘Go on,” shout others, 3 S OrcLOcK, | $msed respectively im Liber 31, —— = — y the mob took place. United States consul at Apia also refused to | days in absolute silence; on other oceasions she | _ “Bah!” resumos the orator, “of course there Shh We ell alt 10,000 a as | ee ee are Sn al omens of So MPR Peeks TELS ALL TNE EVENTS OF = see — advise them. Shortly afterward the natives | refuses to touch a morsel of food,while at times no blue blood in you; you can’t appreciate No.1 Remington Type-writer, 100 dozen Fine y | Gemen 50 cents each. 408 List. between 4th West Virginia Railroads. came into Apia from Fageli and Vailele. saying | she even fails to recogniz® the members of her | the honor I am doing you.” — — i : Ww ‘Y-FI DAY OF JA A rn is : JIETI | ats, nw. wez4-] we" The building of the West Virginia division of | that Mataafa’s men had driven the German | family, Her dementia has assumed the same | The ironical laughier is deafening, but the Ppa fo epee my peered Mention gunt-aer | abd bison maeenend. as oases {. | JDROF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLA ie “ " sailors from the breastworks, avated character as that which t speaker will not be bafiled in his say. raheem —————— |b fer din schedule “I. N. Be” No. 1 ) gy A, Spiritual Medium. Bore the “Black Diamond” railroad will likely be | *ilors ; | #8etavated character as that which two years | spe yo LIN in #6 P | . ® the | At Vailele sailors who had fled from Fageli | ago necessitated the detention >» at | - “Before Leame here I made up my mind”—— | "J20MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. tached to said de god | Sith second sight and veil, divery hidden murstery eee begun ins few months. It is to be part of the | joined their comrades who had loft in the two | pe. DC esty’s younger sister, the | “Your what?” ais Hiven at time of sale: One Double-Cylinder Hoe | den treasures, Gives Secky mumtete Causes spect Chicago, Parkersburg and Norfolk trunk line. | other boats and also the sailors from the Eber. | Princess Thyra, in a private lunatic asylum “My mind.” Printing a8, with Bel $ Shafting Pul- | marriages. Brings separated together, en SUCCESS An eastern syndicate is furnishing the mot They formed a hollow square and began shoat- | near Vienna for the space of eight months.| ‘Ha, ha, ha!” ee lew Pad holler Moulds thereunto belonging, | 32 business. Removes all famil laggetaned by cliente and have purchased thousands of acres of land | en —— — oe after ng cas The extreme gravity of the ezarina’s case can ee oe Cloveritenstecap wad shout, but the ora ‘Nonpariel, Minjon, Agate, and Pics 14 here, jude not all alike tae Prufennor can come 1 " , atter bad been killed, they began to return } best be estimated by the fact that at the re- | speal er braves out e storm. As a perora~ ® es " ry ute of Display T) c Vince the mi eptic ‘other The road wil | eat Wa an eae nd | the fire. The native soldiers began to increase | quest of the emperex and of his physicians Dr. tient lls fo what be offers to his hoster SUPERB COLLECTION and thres sub heads, tve Head and. {wo Colsaun Rulew, | Will save time and. di by calling on Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio, thus forming | 2,BUmber, attracted by the firing, and shot | Charcot, tho famous Parisian msd-doctor, and | ‘Gentlemen, I had prepared a speech, some- or twelve Compeniny yaind 07 Pair Cases thereunts pecbasdlinn te » s | frdm behind the trees and from the bushes. | Professor von Leidesdorf, the director of the | thing refined, which would be far beyond your “. : e Display Type Cabinet oO De. ‘The recent change in the management of the | Th€ Sailors became panic-stricken, and, des-| celebrated lunatic asylum at Dobling: mere understanding. I like to be appreciated, and | TURKISH CARPETS, RUGS AND PORTIERES. ag Stand, twenty-five Galleys: tock. Form Chen ter a Sundays trom 1 Spm imore and Ohio railroad has, for the pres- | Pite the efforts of their three officers. threw | Vienna, who had charge of the duchess of Tam not going to cast my pearls to (allright, | Tho oriental Carpet Company, of No. 1 Cedar street, | Sao Wnter Conlon he wtoe ee Pas ou, Form, Chasen, ent, suspended the building of a feeder to the | ***¥ their guns and ran under the German | Cumberland’s case, have both arrived in this | all right!). will sit down. Perhaps next | New York, have received orders from Smyrna, Asia | twelv Book Case, one Iron Sufe, tier . W. * Ohio river road from the Harrison county coal | P/#8*#tion houses in the vicinity and into the | city en route to Gatschina, Serious fears are y find you a little more civilized.” Minor, to close out, without Mmit or reserve, the en- | Press, and mis: spre pr Bg Be Dowr Tame rra Your Es fields. “| bush. They were followed by natives, who | entertained that the empress may attempt to ear! catch us asking you again, old | tire stock of Oriental Carpets, Russ, Portieres, ke., ke., a od w: wapaper, with the ex: The stockholders of the Ohio river railroad | S20t them wherever they found them. t. | destroy herself, and she is watched day and : ‘ which will be on exhibition at my new art rooms, 11th | © h : end publishing cee have begun the builging of a road from Guy- | Si¢get- of the Olga, was shot and killed while | night without intermission by the physicians | ‘The president rises once more, and Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday and Tuesday, | fv "unidy Hetald aud Weekly Xational Inteliicencer. | pp. § GALESKI'S Optical Offices, 025 F st. mw, andotte. on the Ohie river railroad, for a da. | "Ying to rally his men. Two other officers | and trained nurses, "Her recovery is extremely | My turn has come. January 21st and 224, 1889, marted in 1806, and has been in active operation | Sods you fhe onportunity, te ave yous eyes “ox danse of a hundiced mnilos aveugh « mee Proms wounded. Mataafa’s soldiers retired | doubtful, for as long as her husband remains Searcely had I said the word “Gentlemen,” | The sale to take place on WEDNESDAY, THURS- | Sin ‘that time, being still published, and one of the pt BT eswill eeper ee of timber land, es yet undeveloped. ‘The roed, | Without burning or causing damage to prop- | on the throne the danger of his assassination | When a volley of shouts aud whisthees once ND FRIDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-THIRD, unday papers, tn the District. It was odited by | Sctewery’ eptionl aclact ae seemingly het a. will an imports seder | °TtY- will subsist; and hence she will never be per- | me. Y-FOURTH and TWENTY-FIFTH, at ortunity to purchase a live and successful | Sere. when finished, will furnish au important feeder Pp " cE r Andes Illustrated catalogue containing useful hints regard- to the Ohio river road. A VILLAGE SHELLED AND BURNED. mitted to enjoy any permanentrelief from the | I see that I am not going to be spared. A.M. and THREE P. M. each day. The col. Out of the purchase money will be paid > 4 y ing the care of our eyes free to address upon At7o’clock on the morning of December 19 | horrible anxiety which has wrought such havoe “Excuse me,” [ continued, “perhaps I had | lection embraces some fifty lange carpets of finest text *s secured by # prior deed of | 2* any - Terrible Sequel to an Elopement. ; ns Tse plication. ; i in her brain. better explain to you why I accepted your invi- | U¢ 8d colors, together with a choice line of the : stapes 2 ) Eloy t the German man-of-war Adier left Apia, send- ee eee ations. lssce Laan tn Ateoeioe S taas tae ay | smelieermpk Soll matacs son ctigen ee eee tear iiierent st pertent yer ane @15-3m Tee aanae Pern AND WIS DAUGHTER KILLED BY | ing word to the commander of the United Justice Lamar and His Salary. the customs and manners of the people. Wit THOMAS DOWLING. Bid t0" be, eutinfoctory, i and. secured by Ae SNES SEER, Sly 1S ELE Ee States war ship Nipsic that the German consul | Washington Correspondence New York Stat, as trust on rl coger 500 ns at she — urchaser, A deposit of 500 required at tine : meouvey ancl ¥ sat yrirchaser' Se to be fully complied with in. ten days, otherwise ¢ “That's right,” whispers my neighbor, in cise neeryen te Ag Sp iS ne . ECEIVER’S R < ¢ defaulting purchaser, after five days” ie | way of encouragement, ‘continue’ in. that | #ECEIVER'S SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, ‘fsuch resale in some Rewspaper pu in strain and you will do,” By virtue of adecree of the’ Sup Court of the | Washington. D.C. cA 0. STANTON ‘Trestes, For hours the specchifying goes on, mixed | Districtot Columbia, passed in cause N era rn this object in view it would not do for me to Associate Justice Lucius Quintus Curtius | confine myself to good society, and Ihave de- Lamar of the Supreme Court has just bought | termined to make a study this evening.” Henry Thomas, of Bolar, Mercer coun was on board, and that he was going to Salua- had four daughters, aged sixtee fata to stop’ the fighting. Notice came only twenty and twenty-two years, respectively, | five minutes before the Adler sailed, and the | ; : Lath Welaeeday sight Ganeel ona Charles | Nipsic was unable to fallow for some time. Suiitaue ae won cart il eat eae : : ; . : oe side of Massac! av twee Hasburn, brothers, helped Margaret and June ; We she did the Olga also followed to Latogia, neatggeen cour tslduvinnn Mcibees a where the Alder and Eber were found. Both | 14th and 15th streets. He intends building on Out of a second-story window, and as they were ships cleared for action. During the morning | it. The ICK, Fi ly of the and Counsellor se 3 — a . a oa U1 ell af public 2 MAS NG, ttorney, ; ; ality ia a beautiful and fashionable | With music, recitations, songsend anecdotes TY-SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY A. Daisey, | POMAS DOWLING, Bultding, O28 end 090 F about ho alone with the girls the old man ap- | Consul Blacklock received a note fromthe | 51. 7p! eloquent and philosophical orator. At2 in the morning hosts and guests sepa- | st hy; ey E. ; EXECU Cc ELL peared. but too late to prevent their escape. | German consul saying that the German men- | 0 ist is de. | Tate, declaring that they have had a “real good a iB Chain Ho’ : Sie oti EOSTREET MONTH GEE wioeee He proc the best horse he had and a shc were going to the coast “to stop the lawyer, statesman and jurist can pass his de- tine B 14th streets and H and I ii . r ‘ORTHWEST, WASHING- gun and started in pursuit. When about twel “, ini ay i ty es 7 personal property and part: ve | fighting in behalf of an effective protection of | ‘lining oe mde alee ge soveral | __ The Clover club is a first-rate leveler. Any | hrmot Olcott & Go, consist “ ° of thority ted last mniles from home he overtook the fleeing party | German interests, and also to’ disarm. the Lee bus e » le Ty istic of Renee OF eben ee n : e * anal -_— 9 ian 4 .. | man whose self-esteem has been over-culti- | farness, blanket —y pom oy and test ‘tof James C. McGuire, deceased, late of and ir acetals eee we, killing both boys | Mataats and Tamasese forces.” e A | planted fom 2 een Rape ee | Yated can be supplied by this elub with whole- further particulary inquire of the kenened The tbe py nh gy hy I and e' sly wounding jargaret. lack loc pl pat in ame of ie Py Cleve! 5 ~ 7 | some yaic, operty can inspected on ¢ premises on any day After getting nearly home with the girls he | United States against the actionof the German | 2fesident Cleveland. He wanted to rent a re Perot the aot trict of Columbia, passed in juity cau No. | 5 7 FIRMA on the 12th day of Novembe, 188, ‘wherein Fr DENTAL prmmen was told that the other two. Hattie and Nanc Re and | cost of 3 residence. Mrs. Dahlgren, widow of the late | _ Phere exist many other clubs of this kind, FILLMORE consul, which would place the Americans in | i Frederick B. utreand others are 7 I | where the hospitality consists of getting amuse- {ia < had also eloped with Ned Gleason and." danger, and that their action was in di- | Admins) Dahlgren, had Just completed an | rent at the questa’ capense, sThe ida ic wel ; | Sete Meiugs ond outers are, dcferantgyces ve: | Soc of Beesae Gap Allison. | He at once left the girls he had with | rect conflict with powers conferred upon the | b sgpenthpsr ail joslios an ae hoe it’s | #nd naive. The Gridiron club, at Washington, peat. new.) | the TWENTY-F ANUAKY, Ineo, af | gxcert Sunday, | Extract Miter ther oaks “cme neighbors and started | representatives of the three treaty mations. | 1o¢_whi:i ni wired iit eran nek ® | was founded by journalists on the seme ties y Ssecrtbod teal oxtater to" wit al that temcie ioe | poeta Girls Crab re otter securing the other two | Soon after the Nipsic arrived at Latongo Capt, | lotr hichshe wanted tolet, Secretary Lamar | ho Ciover ciub,in Philedelphic, Dero ie described real estate, to wit, Certsin piece Of girls without serious trouble, he started back, | Mullan, with three of the ship officers, went on | ° 0" i Sa eee parcel of round known and descrited upon the ground R. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, OTH €T, ° J rlor, | evening on which I was present gt the plat of the city of Washington, District of Columbia, Diver Ene Filing = specienty, bat when about two miles from home amob | board the Adler to demand “Consul Kaappe’s | amd made known his business, ‘The Indy r< | dinner of the Gridiron & memterof Goeee| ate OF U8. NA ts and bein orivinal lot Lumbered eighteen yas | Cal tect inserts aching’ tsech aavea# sere OE took possession of him and strung him up to a | reason for having declared his intention’ to | Plied that the house was for rent, ary nat nese embassy replied in Chinese to the tonst | ATORY, JONEPH FLY ESONS Act 1 footing Mite ewo, CE2N tect Tome aad ae kent vais | make? tree. The old man was terribly strict with the | stop the war without consulting the consula, eciniie anual tis cme tek the eapet, that was proposed in his honor, I replied in| ON RIMES SIDE Oot inehes on E street by the de R. DURE, DENTIST, 715 14TH WW. siti, He would hardly let them out of his |'The German consul replied discourteously to | Perfectly quiet, his eves ben spon the carpet, French. Ni vas a) oatiefaction do send’ te the| A NDED, | AND fie: Ser ae epee [)acructed without pain op atta ha . hence the elopement, Margaret died | Capt. Mullan, and said he would hold ne cm. | 9 Te was kept up so long thet Mes, Deore | Washington papers next morning that the Chi. Soa dey See fee Oe iD brick dwell rod K Duilding aud | poPared and used ont 3 Saturday night. munication with an American naval captain, | fnatiy inquired 1 le ee iret ne DablereD | nese and Freuch speeches had been greatly UE EXTENDED. et — = a and would be responsible for his acts. to his | MWY inauired i he were i ‘Geocesanys er appreciated by the club members. Under and by virtue of the power vested in us the nn- te a eee Expert Swindlers. government. Soon after this the captain of | 4.) eomicting Stati ceoend ae eri BP MeBaort fieally? dersigned, by deed recorded in Liber 1226, folio : One-third cash, balames ix equal inetetments Wo OTHER scurwes uECALLED BY THE EXPOSURE | the Adler sent word to Capt. Mullan, who had | Only wondeting ' e rest) Such fun as goes on at the “Gtidiron” clubs % po oe PWENTY " cw Pe ed pig OF THE ELECTRIC SUGAR COMPANY. | returned to the Nipsic, that he intended to | ° Cay ite? Todas get £8,000 a yea may savor a trifle of horse-play to the stran- | DAY OF JA poe sting ea ed Ge “Sn tet Hemme te How Seah ten bombard Ladly before dark. A protest was oe See ger, but, though I do not know the origin of b ; I recall the fact that within the last twenty | £€t to the captain of the Adler, and as the - latter had sh inelinati ti ly. to be et Ce 4 deed of trust on the pren:ises sold, or all cash, at the = rt strict Columb: or ed Noi ste is x iuaTiON® OF rate Oxon Law. An Ana p | ecming Armee ean caging they arose from a | known ‘and. distinguished ,as part of “tract "ot | otiin of the purchaser, Comeyancing, Bey ‘at the olis special to the Baltimore American says: | €wUine American enjoyment of quick xepertoe. land called “Pretty Prospect” am heretofore, the ad- far ree Terins to be coniphed with in ten daye espeihapalae n Wm. A. Mister, captain of the sloop dertrude, | At these meetings eloquence prepared before- | {ition to the Rock of Dunbarton, and described a8 f01- | Stitsrwiee tight renerved te rerell ot the, Pak and oak V1) scheme for burning water and one for getting | Capt. Mullan sent one of his officers ashore for | of "Somnennk county, was held in $500 se- | hand would be of little use; the essential | tree, beine the” besinnime lw tarte af SSK | of defaulting purchaser, after five days public notice - sanew and valuabic metal out of iron slag. | that purpose. The Adler did not bombard the | curity by Justice Gassaway, chacged Cite lite, | cauipment for the guest is a ready wit anda | trick ‘Tormey, tsloncine 0 plciara Parrott, | oa District of Gels ee a of Woshing- he : i Bee e ; thenes t ‘ electro eugat business. The ding ken gume|y.5 been evacuated the night eviews, and JOaw. Langhnamne’ besten ctl ay Mr. Grover Cleveland has been through it. he® five “following “courses aod dines CONTAINING a distance; south ‘as was played pretty much as the sugar affair, 7 : cewek : 4 Sa amen hy ____ Eiicott City, Maj ‘She alcged taranner monet heave onecied away ane a ae — puma Lae A pai es the captain, who was released. The deputy| Believed Himself to be a Woman. east 7 ches ; east 10. perches; ([UREE FINE BUILDING 107s ON TWENTY. PERUVIAN BARI IRON, AND £100,000, mostly from poor people. The com. | het our bs = . ing two amalj | Commander made the arrest. Sheriff Crane to- | 4 ymarxta Ta1LoR PECULIAR DELUSION LEADS | thence north Gs4g dexreés east 20 perches; thence | [SECOND STREET, EAST SIDE, BETWEEN O Pany that owned the secret of burning ‘water | Roms Cathotie ches bes aang to small | day sold the schooner Golden Rule,condemned TO A SERIOUS SHOOZING AFFRAY, ‘weet commer of land formerly belonging to Nickolse | oA STREETS NORTHWEST: PURE CATALAN WIN sold several thousand dollars’ worth of stock at | turned to Api = {oF gu oyster law vidlation, to John Johnson, | 4 guecial from Onancock, Va., says Andrew : t BALP-1 good prices. ‘The “secret” was in causing a lor G408., BURNING THE AMERICAN FLAG. - Ashmead, a young tailor residing in Crod- On December 18 Consul Knappe had sent a| SexsationaL ELoremext rrom Mancwesren, | docksville, has long labored under the hallu~ ony letter to Mataafa, telling him the German ships | N: H-—A sensation of | the liveliest kind has | cination that he isa woman and has imagined call, 2 youn eee timerindler was Alfred | would shell his village unleashe came on board | Yee” Produced at Manchester, N. H. by the | himself desperately in love with several young Paraff. young Frenchman, who came to this | the German man-of-war before noon of Decem- agi ome aon ak chased member and soc. |e, among them John Kellam, aged twenty, country in 1870 with what he pretended was | ber 20and cause his people to give up all their | SP mmr ring tis Gene ‘Kennem, a Rus. | Kellam humored Ashmead, carrying the joke the secret for dyeing silk plush the black re-| guns. Mataafa did not hats but sent back | sity woman, wha tunaio be very beautiful | ®°, far as an engagement of marriage. ime Le fee: making me rt ome zooms ot ae after the | batt ¢ gigas s SOnry to kill | and attractive. Boothby lefta wife and Mrs, | other night while discussing the color of the and astonished the jerman it oans ii ; i town, “He kept a cab in front of the door night | tended to fight for their liberty, ana. wouid | Kennem left ee ane ac, the, Jester | nisted on. brigh and day; he used $20 Forth of cologne fight whoever attacked them. On the after- ‘most devoted couple. He ad. | bridal dress should be S00 plan ng, bath; be gave dinner Decem| d-cased Jetters to his wife, who was visiting her | ame so. angry jo a yin Lowell and hi "partner, announe-| Kellam {a nee 4 sd career he married Miss Lela Smith, the daugh- | States ahd British "conse tat ate Qonet Ie Wits bo ere et ioe 0 nding him Six month Lake Smith, « New York lawyer. | consul refused to moet him, and the meeting | His Wife he wrote that she had bee ‘married life | i2 the left thigh and in the side. Both Six months later the structure tumbled to | had no result. On the following da; had been most happy. Mra. Kenneres bee | Were under arrest and held pieces and Paraff fled. man consul issued a proclamation ng th the Monchaner agent of the Voces grand jury of Accomec county. — Olan arin, ying, their Grearms on, board the | tite insurance company. “it ls thought thiat the ape oe Rewanxarié Rox or 4 Wiip Exorve.—A | Olga during the day, and that if this wae not | loping couple gant te Smite pes ot the Maine locangn. most remarkable accident happened on the | done the ship would bombard the village of pa hn he) camaeaniron f From the Lewiston (Me.) Journal. Cleveland, Loraine and Whee! railroad, | Mataafagatele. Consul Blacklock at once re-| Tyeats To Lyncu a TRAIN Wi The Mgine ice dealers have received with i i , Va., on | turned a protest, and at the same time informed | Dicki resignation the news that the ice crop on the left him that E. L. Hamilton, an American citizen, Hudson tobe the United States vice-consul in seomtioes to be a failure wxlees this wa - usually warm weather ends before the Ist of February. The ice there has formed three times this out Jet of steam to mingle with a kerosene oil flame. It was a good way of burning oil, that Fer the PREVENTION and E FOUGERA & 00. Agents for the U. 30 NORTH ST., N. ¥. ° fi i ie fs iets de Gi Ree & at Fit gectiee i i i ail Hi it H i i Hl Hf ie ¢€ F BF i ae