Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1889, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., WEDNESDAY, FEB?UARY 27, 1889. A FATAL BLOW ON THE HEAD. KMANCIPATION DAY. EGAN WAS THE DETECTIVE. if not, begged sg Soy yee beng ow ‘ ry paint — x that | warrant Albert Dodson Convicted of the Murder | The List of Committees Who Will Ar- The Remarkable Story of the Exposure wont oe vi Paott of Oscar Washington. The trial of Albert Dodson, colored, for the murder, on March Sist, of Oscar Washington with a slung-shot, which was commenced in the Criminal Court, before Judge Montgomery, Monday. District Attorney Hoge and his aswistant, Mr. Lipscomb, appeared for the government and T. ©. Taylor for the defendant. The jurors sre: Bernard L. Cumberland, John A. Peters, Linsey Cain, W. T. Bright, B. F. Bean, John aa Thomas G. Allen, Lewis Jackson, Samuel Willi range for the Celebration. The various committees in charge of the preparations for the celebration of the 27th an- niversary of the emancipation of slaves in the District, which will be held April 17, are #m- nounced as follows: \ Committee of arrangements—John W. Bran- son, chairman; Rev. R, Johnson, B. Taylor, Robert Armstead, J. T. C. Brown, W. C. Chase, Henry C. Boulden, James T. Washington, Pat- rick Gaskins, Arthur Goins, Lewis Burns, Mat- of Pigott’s V! The story of the manner in which the Parnell- ites detected and exposed the conspiracy against them is highly interesting. It was told in London yesterday by one of the Par nellitecounsel, Up to July of last year Parnell, his counsel, and colleagues were wholly at sea, They knew the letters were forged. But the forgeries were so adroit and the text of the let- ters, to say nothing of their penmanship, was so like the habitual phraseology of both Egan in his business career, but I think that a re- BAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE It is a scientific fact that the ROYAL BAKING pure. It is undoubtedly the POWDER is absolutel G02 13th Ktreet Northwest, WASHINGTOX, D.C. ‘Trade NATIONAL TEA BANK. Mark Reliable Pure Teas (all kinds) AT ABOUT i THE USUAL PRICE. bn thew Taylor, Benjamin Young, Fred. H. Dyson, | and Parnell that it was clear the crime had | Cent experience of mine is worth relating. urest and most reliable Baking Powder offered to 1, 26 and 5 Ib, Packages (samples free.) Zohn W. ‘Thomas, John W. Schaefer, and| wo’ H' Brooks, Nathaniel Boston, James Man- | been committed by some one having access to | Shortly after the holidays there came into my bli r 278 NATIONAL” 250. ooertasitl Lise ning, Daniel ‘tilyard, George ‘Washington, | the correspondence of both. But although the | Place a plessant-mannered young man who eX- © public. HENRY A. MOTT, M.D., Ph. D., i ressed a atsome race! Cates apis arms po wart this morning the | $4muel Brown, Wm. H. Brown, Preston Harris, | most astute detectives and the most ingenious | P' desire hy + Late United States Gov't Chemist. | Fresu Hhavaxa, * James Thompson, Wm. H. Lee, Thomas H. | of English solicitors were in the case, every ef- | It is needless to say that I sold him one, It was —— See were wats and a Johason, James a Ww. Can ybe ae as to pity ive a sates futile, and | 14 karats and very pretty. Two days later the = KEY WEST AND NEW YORK MADE SEGARS ipscomb state: e case the jury, call- jommittee on finance—John H. Smyth, cl ‘arnell and his confidants were, if not hopeless, | 4, fi nm and in rushed the same ing Lnesag to the indictment oe — Cee pier os ane nee at — pegmrigey beng tert ue paid TF eiki Weta with ee = Giew Os Prof. R. OGDEN DOREMUS Just anaes sated low. that used bj ormley, 3 Ne, + ms a -American | 5 ‘ — PEMBRO! roe ga all ce aubeeee second, | Rev. R. HL. G. Dyson, Wm. H. Digg, James W. | priest, Rev. Maurice J. Dorney, of Chicago, ac- | 2¢¢klace on the counter, demanded the return | (Beileoue Hospital Medical College), writes:— HE GREA3 spel ae WEnEE, Fog * jer, Wm. E. Matthews, Win. H. Lee, Arthur ied by Rev. Herbert Dunn, of th ee Ria Ga Le een | ta: datas pera oi baller thea THE ROR BEA, third by sneans and, iketrismen gy oeeactns | Golas, Her, Geo. W. Lee, hey, Edward’ Miller, | cmPaaieg by Rev. Hertert Dunn, of the same | a, a ewindler, Ittook half an hour vo learn i" has Raat can be) pote TIA set ‘AND SOUTHWEST, third by means and instruments unknown, | Goins, Rev. Geo. W. Lee, * » DOUBLE HACK: SPLENDID SCENERY. ‘The Finest Bourbon Whisky. They expected to show. he said, that deceased | George L. Newman, Rev. RK. 8. Laws, Rev. R. | of commons. When they met Father Dorney ae ee that after presenting the necklace ptaernas STEEL BATS, p MAGRORNT RUUIPMERS, Cuaurseue wise, was an old man, and Dodson seeing him said | Johnson, Eldridge Hawkins, Joshua Johnson, | informed Parnell that he had a package to de- to his lady-love he had taken her to a rece; 3 TRAINS LEAVE. ag ed FROM STATION, toa companion that if Washington bad any | W. Moore, Hobert Henson, Daniel Stewart, Rey. | liver placed iu biy hand the night before ho | te, bis lady-love he, bad taken Ber to, recep- L OOK ER S COKNER SIXTH AND B STREETS, 4 POL? All Brands at Lowest Prices, money he would get it. Ata saloon on North | James H. Lee, Rev. Temple Robinson, Rev. A. | sailed from New Yori. It contained, he sid, | frst’ dance there waa a commotion in ane cor ForPittaburgand the West, Limited Fxpross of Capitol and Pstreets they met again, and Wash- | 3. Thomas, George W. Scott. the evidence that would reveal the ‘forgeries | frst dance there was ® commotion in one cor- PT 3 m Weativuled Cararat Beto nin daily Fest — ingtomsaid. with an oath, that he didn't want to | || Committce to wait on President—O.. H. Mar-| and identify the forger of the letters printed in | BCr of {he room. and the rivals of our custom. 33 Line. 8:50 a.m daily, to’ Cincinnat! and St. Louis Ree ey ee ns fee, tees ee Ee ae i Oak te reticent egerogy sy P| whispering about her > utc dud Harriebure to St Lous daily, excert Satur: THOMAS RUSSELL, heard the two engaged in some hot words, e, Rev. W. H. Howar: v. R. H. G. Dyson, at the package had been committe: a " i "% day, to Chicago, with Sleeping Car mua to C and Washington was found next morning | Rev. W. B. Johnson, Rev. C. H. Phillips Rev. C. | care by Patric Egan, who had learned “ace ‘The young lady looked in the’glass and al i ut Chi- ; 0 7 ago. Western Express, st #40 pam, Qty, with | 25 1213 Penneylvania avenue, ; I pe Re t fainted at the sight. Her beautiful neck Sleeping Care Washi to Chicago and St Low wounded, and he said that he had been ‘di W. Fitzhugh, John W. Branson, W. ©. Chase, tally that he was coming to London, | ™°* ‘ott sain ngs ~ ee i. by aman whom he had met the evening be- | Rev. J. R. Lambkins, Rev. Walter Brooks, Rev. | Ezan explained the hature of the contents to | Wat slmost biack from the friction of the peek e Sicepers Yor Teocloville sed Monehie’ asthe - ae * lace. She changed her mind about fainting, Rleepecs £4 ee ite Ex- “B V: fore. They would show that Dobson returned | BR. 8. Laws. Father Dorney, and impressed upon him the 5 ress, 10:00 p.m. daily, for Pittsburg and the RIDAL EIL” bya lenaly. road, and when arrested heex-| Committee on speakers—L. G. Fletcher, | great importance of guarding the pocknge with | — em tag vege eae oo Choicest, Purest Best, Peat with through Sleeper to Pittsburg, and Pitts- tibiplocen pressed no surprise, and when Washington saw | chairman; Henry Johnson, David Warner, J. | the utmost care and deKvering it safely into | Necklace back to her young 7 . BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. — YHEAT PATENT FLOUR ona recognized him as the man who as-| F. C. Brown, W. H. Jordan. the hands of Parnell. He told Salen he had | ny tested th Shs ia Sab ecbakisek aa MADE INSTANTLY Bor Epic, daigua, aud Rochester daily ; tor But- is the Premier Flour of the World, saulted him. Committee on selection of church—B. Tay- | carried that package with more solicitude than | “1 tested the necklace in. his presence and with boiling water or milk, nog Car Wallies Ge Robes Mr. T. C. Taylor, for the defendant, said that | lor, chairman; H. H. Turner, Wm, H. Jackwon: | if it had been millions, for if it were lost all the | Proved to hin that it was full 14 karats, “About NO COOKING REQUIRED. Lock Haven, aud Eimira, at 9-30a | | Tbe only Minnesota Patent now made from all al the men were friends, and that Washington | Benj. Boyd, T. A. Smith, Wm. H. Brooker, and | gold the Irish race could send to help him in his | a scart-pin,” He bad overheard a pabt of the | qS0d by all leading grocers and druggists at $1 pert Fase SA. sn 0.00 3200, ne | tt SN eee mata mee eee a eeamene, military—Sixth battalion, bang kre ot ae as sea fae tke et ic | story and asked to hear” the Dalastee, an he be- “o. ‘® DEPOT, 35 MERCER ST., NEW YORE, su joa 3 Pie 42°; : [oon i Ne ot ne eee ee Jommittee on ‘Y by he anxis o! jan and Sullivan for the safe’ nea a ‘ ne S . ” unday, O21 40 a.m.,, 2 10:00, aa hor some toed Gait tether Sid woud cher’ | Ma} 0: A. Fisetvood, cbeiraan; Capt, Arthur | of the package. and when ite real nature and | Yeved he could throw some light on the sub. | _"* DEPOT: *® NE 11:20 an. Limited “Express of Feler | CNAS. 1. KEEAOSS, eeaty Comp, She, Washington was delirious when he said Capt. J. 8. Clements, Capt. W. H. J. | inestimable value became apparent to Parnell | Ject. Pretty soon he langhed outright and ; pag Sq! Ss eee) ek 8 oe YX & SON, 1209 Fat. i : oll | said: “Why, sir, the trouble is with your girl Gar a aiaben sek haces that Dodson assaulted him, hat when | Malvin, Capt. R.S. Alexander, Seventh bat- | the home-rule leader was deeply affgcted. The | *“’ ~Selfiars sesanllgs “ hake NPRECEDENTED AUTTRACTION x it 2:10 p.m. every day. . , 1721 Peunsylvanis ave, rational he denied that Dodson was the man. | talion, Maj-'F. G. Revell, Ca tJ. A Berrs, | depression which had been Puthinien Ne pale Cela ingress Aen yemeeniver seiomigag ne darrustascltl For Brooklyn, \’Y all throueh (Fang connectit Zor. | 2. A. WALKER, 1600 7th at aeeeaas as Fas Seeeenerion. fod Cap Abram Aca eeen e aaee ree he sielded eared aRinE nd us any’ of these subsiances thee an ainty es niente bhi" | svangemune for gold the explanation is clear. I have pa- tients for whom mercurial medicines have been Moses Madray testified that he saw the de-| “Independent military—Capt. Benj. Young, | to his emotion. New York Cit G. W. & H. W. OFFUTT, Georgetown. $0, 810,000, 11-00, ana 11-40 Grgiedvations 3 ceased on 7th street, between M and N streets, | acting major, chairman; Capt. Fred. Warren, EGAN BEGINS HIS INVESTIGATION. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. A. 0. WRIGHT, 1632 14th st, ». - * | prescribed, and the result is that their fingers ae ie FO P. F. BACON, Pennaylvaniaave, 08-whs ceed acters tee ee ee eee Oe isis Wormige nee Campbell, a04 | 4 series of interviews followed, partictpated | Spon which rings are worn discolored. at deea® fed the Lerislatare tn 1808 for. Ea. dana 41 dan aod SaSnm | RAxULATED SoeAR Fo ounces sa brsthge Che hai} Executive committee—Kev. BR, Johnson,|in by Dorney, Parnell, Sir Charles Russell, | My customer cooled off and carried his pur- of the present State Constitution is 1eaue ida er Latent a) S00 ame. wnibdhage SRE Com. e.. Oreron, Patent Flour, Me SOME AR CHASES eat Moana | sukpunc Mage Weruley. 4. We Deane | avin and Fabecchers. chase away, iscant by an overwhelming popular vote. | 7 9540, "b's0, iy Grucerier at wbeleante rican said if he (W.) had five cents he (D.) wanted a | Robert Armstead, Geo, Washington, William | ‘The discovery that Pigott was a forger was | ,, ;22,Comnection with this subject a good story | Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place Semi-An- 5, $10, x n vik ii i! vk: i a is told at the expense of a Maiden [ane dealer, | nuslly,(June and December), and its GRAND SIN- pith Tod wen they got to éth | H. Jordan, James T. Washington, Abraham | tives and experts were vainly trying to find a | He is a practical joker. and she asked him if | SUsH,teD "ol pot Be elect Ginews cow Washin and Dodson | Hall, Patrick Gaskins, Lewis Wiilis, W. Moore, | Clue in Great Britain, Egan writes that he | the ring was gold. He replied that it was. FAMED FOR TW -% SE Eig .ATED SUGAR, 7c PER LB. place in each of the —— ‘Best Kio Coflee, 25c. per 1b. ; Java ay ide Pericetion Mixed Feat Best Sugar Cured ‘are all drawa in New Orleans, La, 20am. and 4:40 p.m. daily, ¢ fone Gaaetal We Jhase, | Was sorely perplexed by the forged letters, fac ; That evening the young lady had occasion to| FOR INTEGRITY OF 1 a iia cies al rib, - ie a eee Se eee baba cto Lerman bay i here similes of which he got in the London Times, | remove the ring from her finger, and she Bo- PROMPT PAYMENT OF PRIZES, piu dally. except Sunday, “Sundaya v00 cue “y pen ancy tent pre - be é The signatures to those attributed to him were | ticed that the skin was greatly discolore sihins hala: pan. sie: 5 per barrel: $1.75 per 4 bUL sacks quainted eon Robbery at the Police Court. remarkably good, Expressions and odd abbre- | ‘Jim has carried his joke toofar,” she ex-| tre do hereby centiy thnt ys supervise the arrance. | AEESASDLIA | AND. FREDERICKSBURG RATT: Bioice country Fon Buses ave been drinking, but witness couldn’t say|4 sore oF WHISKY, WHICH WAS TO HAVE | viations peculiar to him were in the text. He | claimed, and opening the window threw the | mentysorailthemonthiyand semiannual Dreamer | Wantys Nt! — Yuna at. y bie. ST Weaik aks corvatheshell the: pecesinigg Gat) BEEN USED AS EVIDENCE, STOLEN, red as the possible forger each of the trinket into the street; some gamin picked it | The Linanana siote Lottery Cunpaniy. and in pers Bor Ale i"Pranea for Ye. 16 iba. Buckwheat pase — sot sou John O’Brien, who keeps a grocery store on 1 men whom the Parnellites suggested | up, When my friend learned of the incident | op ane < Bg wat nnggnoe nag jominy for h the same are conducted with honesty, -airneas, and in | 104 on, and I explained ; good Faxth toward au sartica, and we suthorise the Coin- ( . pany tu use thir certrficale, with Fac-eimiles OF Our sige pm ister is sorry for her | 2eny ss atlachod. tn te adverticcsnente — 6 gts. i we. Send postal card or call and see us if convenient. rest Dakde teststisd Ghak he hops io sadeen | Ohemplaie Svaces and. Boundary slcest; failed spected. But none of them could have he came to me for consol at North Capitol and P street. Deceased was | to obtain s liquor Hoemse for the present license | bees leas Sees Saeeine To Se ee cues eee phe nlegen Merete, ‘teats fectS inckee bia, year, and the police obtained information that | recalled Richard Piggott, but he had been 80 All is not gold that glitters,’ nor is every- Guat eaies for two beers, The defendant in | /'@40F was being sold notwithstanding. Officers | long dead in politics and covered with accu- | thing brass that discolors, A perton wearin; court looked like the man, but he would not | Slack and Mulloy looked after the case. A col- | mulated shame that Egan dismissed him from a 1d-karat ring on one finger and a 10-kara swear positively. Oscar asked the man if he | ored man was sent to the store, and he returned | his mind. He remembered. that Piggott had ring on another may have noticed that the pete poh susp and cursed him, saying that | with a bottle of liquor, clairaing he purchased | been in forgeries many years before. But the finger with the higher karat will be discolored he bad been dogging him long enough.” The 2 ie the park n vaseraar, Shon’ the case | idea that he might be concerned in these and the other one not. The reason is that the odation ior ‘Quantico, 7:25 a, m. and 5:00 Pin. week days, For kichmond uid the South. 4:30, 10:57 a m. daily, und 3:40 p. i. daily, except Sunda: rain» leave Alexandria for Washi 5:06, 0:10) 10:45 4. T. D. PYLES, 3a29-3m 412 4th st. ne. PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ —— 2 > Pin, OD Ms 7 — wae fh og gata hes 00,3:507:05 | "Tue Srrerr Urnicxr Pras. ‘Tickets and information at the office, northeast It is the most durable Piano made, ner of 1th street und Penneylvaniaavenue, ad at the | Itt thoroughly constructed many, seemed absurd, ring of the lower karat fits suuglygand the Station, where orders can be left forthe checking ut | It ds artistic in desien and finish, defendant in the black maria, and witness | a locker in the Police Court, but when the offi- | “Nally discovered that one signgd with his own | oor General Mausizer. 1125) Gen, Pas Agwit, | Terme—Cathor mouihiy installments r i , , but whe | itten avowedly at atertain address Sherid: called him up and asked him “what he hit the | cers went to get it to put it in evidence the | UA™me was wri 4 ; Bismarck and Sheridan. ‘Com: : old man for?” and the prisoner replied: “I did | whisky was gene. Policeman Slack called the | earls, and the recollection flashed apon bim | yom the Phiisdelphia Times ee gegen not hit him. I was asleep, and I can prove it.” | judge's attention to the robbery, and said he | ‘at Piggott was the only man to whom he ha Bismarck and ral Sheridan, our “Little | Me. the undersioned Ranks and Bankers wilt pay, alt | “3.30 A M.—Last ‘Leu: ELFFER & CONLIFF, 1231 E «t. ¢ Febrnary 10th, 1889. OS ARE REMARKA- iy The ‘Pianos a pe “t m.-t, ay > heal - “ - 1 : Mail ly for Warrenton, ana Witness said that gypsies were camped on the | would like to have the man by the collar who | fret Given tt, Piggott fied written to him ask pit” stood near exch other at the battle of | Bas*plrmen it, die Louisiana State Lotteries whi Sctween Alexandets abd ‘Koaioke, Bristol boi Sgene a0? tore gay Seen ge with Officer Slack that —— a —< Pegthen Bpeeteaategee send important information, and Egan, con- Sedan, where the defeat and capture of Napo- sae Snsce T aSain New OF % night, corroborated him. Bs bottle of whisky, and the court imposed a | ©!Uding to learn what it was, secured this ad- | Jeon III. brought the great Franco-German war FIERBE LANAUX, Pres. State N Warrenton, Char | es Saker McDonald tostified that deceased lived | fine of #10% ‘Appeal noted. dress, which proved the key to the forgeries. | to a close. Surveying the field with his glass | qh ROHN: bles Datos Pid Stugons be: | Saxpers & Sravaran. with him forsix years, and he eame home on the > THE FIRST CLEW. | toward the end of the fight, but before it was | boro, Kaleigh, P % e night in question about 9 o'clock. Saw him | Taey Were Fixep Five Dottans Eacu.—| Egan, who is methodical in habit, had saved | yeally ended, Sheridan turned to the count GRAND MONTHLY DRAW | sw, Buruatiag: PE ears, WEBER, FISCHER anf ESTEE the next morning in his little room. He had | Bart Haislipp. a special officer, and Henry | his correspondence for years, Instead of keep- | 2 yeas cio? few York to Atlanta, Pul.an Parlor | Special attention called to our hee stple on a new shirt, full of blood, and was badly | MeStay were in the Police Court yesterday istic ieee tle’ hod tae Mtonnd wp | ands The battle is won, AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, if ‘ Puilms ESTEY.ORGAME. hurt; be had a wound across the forehead. | charged with engaging in an affray last week | ig @letter press he had been accustomed to| yismarck replied that he would be glad to | da Salata auton ‘ OBGANS4 They washed the blood from him and he walked | near Cranford’s concrete works, at the foot of | Writing on the fly leaf of a letter received his | think so, but he saw no signs of it. Ina few | UESDAY, MARCH 12. 18! ea es ba ae. and Shee spent. —3 ean entel snt aoe eee 204,000) Batay sbout on Sunday, but om Monday morning |I street northwest. The fight, which was a | answer to it and then copying the answer tobe | minntes, however, the Frrch gave way, and | CAPITAL PRIZE, 8:300,000. trains Washington to Atlanta, Does not coubect for | ferred organ for Howe, Church, Chapel, snd Se Oficer Morgan came there, and witness’ wife | Severe one, was fought under the -‘go-as-you- | sent to his correspondent. Thus he had letter the German standards waved in triumph. | ,100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each: Halves ©: ‘ge ‘undays. use. Handsome -stop Extey organ for @75. Easy drove Washington to the city in the carryall. | please” rales, and blows above or below the | and answer together. He searched his volames | | Soon the geueral turned his glass towards | gigs Qurwm #5; Teiis $2: Twente 8k | 20 fab —~ 5 yall beige” ee Monday morning Washington was rational, but | belt were in order. When necessary pistols | of letters until he found Piggoit’s. By compar- | Sedan and remarked: ‘J he emperor is there!” | LIST OF PRIZE: | G:i1 P.M —Me is bxp reas Daily, via Lyfehburge 934 F st. n. w., Washington, DO, talked weak; he was not delirious. could be brought into use, and if by accident | ing them with the handwriting on the forged | “Oh, impossible!” cried Bismarck, “he would! py ssliadiale ak | Bristol and Chattanoora, Pu Vestibule Sleepers 1g N Charies #t Baluimorg Ma Sergeant Slattery testified that he investigated | one’s finger would get in the other's mouth it | letters he saw that he had the forger. He sub- | never be so foolish as to place himself in such | 3 iou.ooe Paskington to Meuwphis aud thence to Arkansas 1217 Main st. Richmond, Va the case: brought Washington to the station | Was not a violation of the rules to close down | mitted letters written by Piggott to experts, to- | a position as that!” 5 | i PI 5:30 P. M.—Weeterg Express Daily for Mannssas, = pia 7 ia CH and told him to set up and say if Dodson was | on it. The trouble started because one accused | gether with the facsimiles of the forged letters, | But the general was right—the emperor and 3 bh OF * Culpepe 1a gj charlottesville, Louisville. Cincin~ 4 the man who struck him. and Washington, in | the other of having told an untrath about him. | They immediately d ed characteristic | his attend«nts had been taken as prisoners of 5 Pulzes OF ce uralman Sleepers and Solid Trains Washington ll to Be & pretty emphatic voice. replied: ‘That is the | The ‘‘special’s” pistol was brought into service, | peculiarities which Were contirmed under the war-and Sheridan, though far away from the | 25 BRIZES oF 11-00 P.M ! MNEK, be — of a—.” This was on Monday morning. | and during the scufile one bullet esc: from | microscope. Egan had Piggoti's letters andthe scene, knew what was going on there from the | }0U PidZis OF Danviil mgrage Found none of the property of Washington | it, but, asit is claimed, only by accident. | forgeries photograpledand started for Chicago, large staff and the great confusion among| Soy PHicts OF b At EX XN A BBR ZEB with Dodson. who gave a kind of sarcastic | Then, as witness put it, “Haislipp put his | where he placed all the papers before lis them. — APPROXIMATION PRIZES. ietou KK NNN AA BBB smile, and dissented from Washington's state-| finger im McStay’s mouth.” Judge Miller | friend Alexander Sullivan, who is also a The impressior that any occurrence makes 100 Prizes of oe a 3 4 E td £4 fer ment. but witness did not believe him. thought it possible that McStay put his mouth | solicitor. upon a spectator depends largely upon the | [00 Tries or on Walangcton and Ohio division leave Wash- eiawos .- Miss Virginia McDonald testified that she | over Huislipp’s lager. | Messrs, Carrington and SeEaeaetl Maciek eouunerae: | latier’s mental training and habits. 10u Prizes of v0 AM Bay except Sui day,a0d4'33 2 | eepocaren 1m TONE HOCCE, WORK! , ¥ © Revelis, who appeared for the defendants, esi soe 3 arrive Koand Hill 11:30 A.M and 7:20 PAL FORE, TOUCH, § brought Washington in to the city and to the PP The brief was drawn up by him and Sullivan urchin leave Round Hill 6:05 A.M. Duily and.1:.50 AND DURABILITY. police station. She corroborated Sergeant | agreed to submit toa small fine. Ten dollars | i Pp» — Old Maids and Cats. 299 Prizes of & 10 ar i. Dail Sunday, arriving Washington 8.30 | ,.SPecial attention of “Purchasers” is invited to 400 Prixes 0 a Riattery as to Washington identifying Dodson. | Was the amount suggested by Mr. Shillington, | in the latter's office in Chicago, It related the Witness then took Washington to the Freed-| Mr. Carrington pr that the defendants cer- | chief incidents in Pigyott’s career and showed man’s =, tainly got 710 worth out of each other. he | that he had been a fo: ger before, Dr. Lachlan Tyler testified that the cause of | judge was of the same opinion, and fined the | tore when Piggott tried to SOR “New Artistic Styles,” fuished in desiens of HI sia from the South via Charlotte, Dan. | EST DECURATIVE ANT. Pianos for rent. burg arrive in Wasiungton 7:00 AML A large au “known i hs MUCH OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE IN THE €TATELY | = SPINSTER AND HER PET, | 4 Prizes, amounting to. From the Atalanta Constitution. Nore—Tickets drawing sevee2 1.054.800 ital Prizes are uot en- Years be- ell the Irishman via East Tennessee, d Lynch. | _SECOND-HAND PIANOS. comprising alinost every wel -M. und 9:40 P.M: , J : ii 4 titled to Terminal Prizes. - und puntry, in thorough repair, will be ‘out at death was inflammation of the brain, resulting | defendants @5 each. newspaper to Parnell and Egan, he furnished |, Nature isfall of balance. The animal world, | Sap moe ice Risks, aie Sad fan eg | fow tuties. SPECIAL TNDUCEMENTS bok from the wounds, which were such as might aga an inventory apparently authsaticated by weli- | breathing in oxygen and breathing out car- | gitrd write legitly to the. unde Tickets, sleeping car Teservation sid tag cte pt e on EASE have been made with a stone or some blunt in- How Mr. White Settled. known Dublin accountants, showing the value bonic acid, is balanced against the vegetable | stwuux your residence, with Sas, eames furatabed. « baxwaure checked at offic € Wa EN * 00, Themas Roach testified that the day after| After explaining that his son John was| that the inventery was false and Piggott had | honic acid and restores. the oxygen to the air, | address. ev the affair be found Washington's cap im the | threatened with a breach of promise suit, and | forced the accountant’s road near Glenwood. A pair of stockings were matures to it, Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders, or PARRY 0 RRO a that the girl in the case lived only half a mile| Piggott was caught in another similar trans- Aud in the animal world the carnivorous | New York Exchauge i ordinary letter, Curreucy by ALTIMORF AND OHIO RAILROAD. to 1 WOOD AND COAL found on the other side, and there were foot ss " | action. In the oiice of Piggott’s newspa; creatures are balanced against the herbivorous | Express (at our expense) a {wwe Wesker ee nee KETAIL PRICES FOR COAL AND WOOD, mS PEs CEES bees and was willing to be talked to, the old | Was'a man who contributed tothe Boston Plt, | on which they prey. Man steps in and alters ae a eee areuveand Ost 0a ane —y $e0°ne Ogicer Morgan tes! ashington iden- | man asked me to go over with him and witness ‘banged, his nom de plume being Leo. After his death | the balance of nature. He clears the forests, For Chicago and Northwest, vestibuled limitedex- | White Ash Stove, per, | tifying Dodson. his efforts to affect a settlement. We found | a relative discovered that Patrick Donohue, | he vlays the carnivorous creatures for sport, | Address Registered Lettors to >For Ciuciunpt, Judisnujolisand BU Louis, express, a. his closed the case for the government. the girl at home, also her father aud mother. | then editor of the Pilot, had remitted to Leo a | and the herbivorous for sport and food. Who NEW OKLEANS NATIONAL BANK, PS ELC ag ca | eneenthin een 2 TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFENSE. They were all shelling corn in the kitchen, and | draft, which his temily never received, and that can say what ultimate changes are effected by ee daily, 8:55 ayy and e1 ete a_i Oficer Morgan was recalled for defendant, | Betty, as the girl was named, looked anything | Piggott had opened the letter, taken the draft | his action? In but few cases con wo atoms te! ceeeee any oo ee Red Ash Stove, 4 and testified that Washington said he was with | but broken-hearted. She was twenty-three | intended for Leo, forged his endorsement and | follow them. Darwin describes one which I cantina teen en Lykens Valley Stove, = ae Years old, weighing 165 pounds, and was in- | drawn the money. Piggott was compelled to | will give ina somewhat extended form. Who | SUARANTE! corcary ea gr a re “ “ Madray and another man, when the man who . i is i Orleans, and the tickets are signed by the President of 2 ok bi = clined to sentiment. After greetings and a| disgorge. would think that the force and vigor of the En- ies Sauth abhia ined olacheeeh caitke soe vaomeael 8. £8. Pine Sree per cord... struck him came up and said be worked at | general introduction, my friend, whose name| Piagott's IXGEN10U8 METHOD OF FORGERY. glish race depended largely on the number of | = Chase's, and accompanied him (W.) to the | S03 iah W Chase road. where the man struck him twice, | ""NNow, then, ther hain't no” use, in. chasing knocked him down, and took his things. Wit- | rabbits all over the woods tofind one in a trap. ness was referred to Madray for information as | Betty, you and Johu hev busted yy 4 Aes . in the highest Courts; therefore, beware of all imita- These facts Egan committed to writing. He | Old maids in certain districts? And yet the two | ions or anonymous schemes.” 0 ington and Balti- orders, SOHN WiLik, i i a 3:00, 840 NDE Mees a had meanwhile ascertained the process by \n connected in a beautiful manner. more, , . wm. 12:10. 3 6:45, 4 a Every one knows that the character of John | ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest part | 11:30pm. Sundays, 8:30 a m, 1: 2 which Piggott made the spurious letters. He | pail is mainly the result of -the roast beef that | or fraction ofa Ticket ISSULD BY US in auy Drow. tee Cost: Coxe: Woon: to who the man was. i fas, but it hain't my fault,” sho replied, | found among his papers some letters written | he consumes, But the beasts from which some | ing. Anything in our name oftered for less than a Dr. F; J, Shadd. of the Freedman's hospital, | «No. ‘indeed,” added the mother. “He | by him in which entire sentences appeared | of the best ronst beef is obtained are fed on | Dollar is sawindl 113-wks4w testified that Washington was admitted to the | pusted of his own accord.” that were also in the forged letters. Piggotthad clover. So that our pluck and courage depend | = hospital on April 2. and lived thete three or | "“-Reckon he did.” put in Betty's father, as he | traced these sentences carefully word Yor word. | on lovers, The clover is fertilized by humble- DRY GOODS P2500, 4:10, 5:00, four days. When he came in he could not give | iaid down a half-shelled ear to light his pipe. | Then he interpolated or added other sentences | bees, which carry the pollen from’ flower to 2 @ a oe ee a JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘Wharves and Rail yards, 12th & Water sta Southwest Offices: 1202 Fst. nw. 1516 Theta ® clear account of what hadoccurred, Witness | «When folks is courtin’ they often bast up,” | or phrases, completely changmg. thi i : a er mma (sg >a pope eaieg ‘ 4 . “ s y g the meaning | flower. The more humble-bees, therefore, the | {> bapolis 6:40, 8:37 am, 12:05, 4:10, p.m scked bim two questions and was rationally | observed Jerry as he got comfortably seated. | of the whole letter while preserving the integ: | wider fertilization, and the better the crope ot | Naw Srnixa Gtoons. 7 aun.4:10 pam, spaaetieemon Exclusive agents in the District for the sale some of the best coal mined. Supply more families than any retail yard in the United Btates. HONEST MEASURE, PAIK DEALING, PROMPT DELIVERIES AND REASONABLE PRICES bave in made our business « success, Bry Church train lesves Washington on Sunday at 1:15 wd m., Stopping at all stations on Metro tan | = pegs Por Fregarick, 10:10am, t4:35,15.30p.m. Sun- NOTARIES ‘PUBLIC. : “They git jealous. They git sick of each other. | rity of portions. Dates were also changed to | English clover. But the number of bees is de- : ‘ Mrs. McDonald was recalled and testified | They gf onter sorta, ‘Mele onc hack other, | rity of portions. D interpellations applicable | pendent on the number of field-mice,which de- oomapyiatag Wockend aul Henin tes Sere neces that Washington did not give the name of the | breath.” to illegal events. stroy their combs and nests. The more mice | Seowh Gthehs Wool combination Suiti wan who struck him, but gave a description of ‘Yaas, Jerry, I'm follerin’ ye,” said Betty's | Egan also found letters by Parnell which had | the less bees and the worse clover. Now, the | Men him, Y said the man was with him at Dable’s. | gather. been similarly used. Photographs of all these | number of mice is largely dependent, as every | His? He suid the man struck him witha pee oper ‘And when they bust up the best way is to | and Piggott's begging and blackmailing letters | one knows, on the number of cats; and, to com | and Pillow Cases, Daiask an and took his bundles, and when he cried out | pe segsible. John don't want uo row with | wete inclosed with the originals in the package | plete the chain. the number of cats, it is said, | Lisle Hose im great v ee pepe Engg, him two or| Betty. and Betty don’t want no row with John.” | with the memoranda, recalling to Parnell all | depends on the number and amiabitity, or the | —— ‘No more I don’t,” murmured the fair one. | the circumstances attending the writing or re- |-reverse, of the old maids in those parts. Thus days, 1:15 p.m. é - SIOKER O : DoDsox’s sro! for you, Bet. He's all for | ception of each. ‘This was the precious pices | reny oid maids mean many cate and many cate fet siacctnioen, 119:20am.and 15:00pm. 9 Cort desis OF DEEDS FOR EVERT stare The defendant Dodson testified that he was i ud tobacco, and fighting; |! of luggage the young clergyman fetched to | mean few mice; few mice bring many bees, and “Sager eaten p.m. ; from Cincinuati and St. Louis daily 6:208.m., Fey ). E. BEALL, 1821 Fst aw In cfice irom Som twenty-six years of age and had known Wash- and = is all for Poetry, nd stars, and slouds, | Parnell. : Until if come the cimes case was in- | many bees lurariant clover; ood glover sro Wart Pavers, Drarenies, . and. from Pittsburg am, 17:20 = Sates for yours. Heimat Mes Gel day snl “cahcck any hide if at Pals coat’ axciniusnd | Seale of tus partaay over leoaiae pabiia cal | ee ee ne Ce cheat oe eae HOUSE AND FRESOO PAINTING ee en. ’ Washington said he would meet him in the | Betty's father es he whecked: tne odes one | Piacell thawte ethene publi until | fae; who have thus, perhaps, taken that fe REX FURNITURE POLISH. For Eusdelphie gad Wumirton,daty. 8152. m. | Brand National Award of 16,800 francs. evening at O street market. In the afternoon | tub with a big ear of corn. Piggott in the presence of Labouchere and | cat, the king of beasts, as their Gove break THE P. HANSON HISS MANUFACTURING CO, 4:20 pan. trains. Sleeping Car on te met Sam West and Mose Madray at 7th and N | Betty simpered and giggled, and the mother | Lewis, asked Piggott certain questions which purely zoological considerations. 815 15that. nw. hopes ot sn ieiainhn tenth streets, and Washington came out and shook looked pleted. disclosed to the culprit that evidence was se- _ ee Baltimore House, 217 N. Charles st. al-3m F 14:30 p.m. hands with him. He (W.) suid he didn’t care | “That's why you busted,” softly explained | cured convicting him of thecrime, Yawning. ‘Tratpe Jeste. for, Woshinetgn. gous. AN INVIGORATING , shout treating, Moos. Witness scknowledged my friend. “Had to come. Couldn't help it. | war xe canox was rut ox THe staxp. | From the London Globe, Feb. 6. Rua’) By G ‘Hxcept ‘Daily. sbanaay only. CONTAINING tad North ‘Capitol streets “decensed. said! he | concn, "Say Bethe d conlde sea hat erat |, Piseolt either reported hisfears tothe Timea| It ia now some years nnoe Mr, Alfred Collier che papal inte sr chee divs" 38 | PERUVIAN BARK, IRON, AND Fanted him (witness) to assist in snatching a| for thinking of that verse you wrote for my | OF Was Watched by its detectives and traced | wrote his yawning song—an invitation to pore Pa ave. fee, bods from the Harmonial grounds, and he | old woman when she was sick last year. I'l | into Parnell’s presence. Then ho bad to par- | drowsiness not less potent than the best after- is Gen, Mantaer, Gen: Bam Agent, PURE CATALAN W (witness) declined. Washington said: ‘Your | bet I repeated it over a thousand times, tially confess to his employers, and the attor- | dinner speech of a magistrate or the good old GAS COOKING STOVES gYSKeVe————_—_—_—— heart is in your heels,” and’ witness replied ; that he could work ina grave-yard in the day | .-o',!#! Mr. White giggled betty. ney-general and his colleagues then compelled | three-decker sermon. Yawning has generally On hand and for sale, time. but when night came he was gone. The: Af Yaas. it run in my head till I couldn't sleep, | LeCaron to testify and be as malignant-as pos- | jeen associated with comedy. There have ‘POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Malaria In , I kept saying: sible, swearing that Parnell declared to Le : mbS1 WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. . VERNON . YaRnuns appetite wore talking: about #8 — tee ae age om SR Kiuraa thee te icheevd asad resatenion ‘kak Hapaas rene he, agreed bc diss = M* Haag 2 saecy he ‘ashiny afterward. i ii % well-known “c! * wer of whins He denied that he was with Washington at althouginto save let from the grave pags: Mexenie Sule en Gok MR ClaeCaro8) | PS ait y Dahle’s restaurant. The deceased said that a bs 8 8t10 o'clock a m. Parnell’s information about Piggott's antece- | Only defensible in the case of a sleep-walker. | PROF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR. shout 3: have evolved, th What is’ mi PR ONAL. Yeemee me. ery Saar for Me E FOUGHRA & 00. for the U.&, a into a secret revolutionary orgamazation. ‘This | have evolved the proverb “What is mine is FESS: y a 00. Agenta wagon would meet them; that he had been to| “Ak, Batty, if T could write sich poetry as | as for the purpose of Breaking the force of| yawns confusion, of meus” and, “tuum = oes Be, Fecha Ws —_ 20. NORTE BILIAAN OF. HX the grave-yard a week before and was shot at, | that I wouldn't be sloshing around he: sada But reports from Cambridge City, in Indias ‘voyant, Autrol and Spiritual Medium. Born | 816 LL. BLAKE, Captain. i in ji ~ dents. po ge City, in Indiana, s Thon the sticere tid Sane bettds (tases | of sore in eer bend PIED bonne 9 fog hg ag oe peepee an Ce Fe gE 4 é , veyed in the package ell, and di yawn, r r wamiosiieiae teen oe Wass aeons singing FOU | realize until he got into Sir Charles ‘clutches | the vertebre, and “remains at prosent in a | #uetteGaie ~ # ii it critical condition.” This regrettable incident ned! necator larecn)"cn "on tet | bint hops sad See som pacer nem | upon him and ‘onthe ‘Tinea canof'wha | shoud be warning to all ary fol, "awn and was charged with rape, He had ‘Keown | “Is it for her wounded feline?” asked Betty's | Parnell knew. Had Egan not made the dis- | ing bg bla oR neg comet —— Poe ogetie h wD | sh covery the truth of the letters could only have | Patheti ee b- oo wep phy ey ne “ been Senied. bus their falsehood could not have asco apply, to ua ‘ ey U perti- witness met Wa, near the market on pee dete yiriron en pegper rong bok f ti lounger {2 the Brita, monseum who stan opy one of e trium| Aseyrian sculpture, was provoked “by the foang: Gifted silence and the attitude of the monster's jaw, . into what is believed to have been the most 6s Tee en tate short be: ‘on all matters cried a and she’s lost lots of tin her mother, “and you'd better throw in that ar’ peac: Ne “Durned if I don’t, ! He's the nicest fio or bm bat shack my ide Savina tcroe ‘in fe | eS my must be ‘Call and. con streets, and Oscar started with him, Betty. . he did not stop at Dahle’s. f Anson and his Chicago players by # score of 7 to 4 Monday, at Florence, i SCTE ii Hal Li i on the sustain her ba ad é E i i {