Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1889, Page 7

x, APRIL 23, 1889. LADIES’ GOODS. THE 330W BOUND IN THE SIERRAS. CAPT. MURRELL’S STORY. A Thrilling Incident in the Career of | How the Passengers ahd Crew of the EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESD PAINLESS E | EFFECTIAL EEC RAILROADS, BUSINESS. |. LADIES” HE GRE? his prices. Street dresses, {row PENNS’ ANIA } a the Late J. Goldsborough Bruff. Danmark were Rescued. tall pod. reception dresses. $10 pitere. 08 up: ‘To the Editor of Tue Evestne Star. The notice in THe Star a few days ego of the ‘The attention of the business public ts The steamship Missouri, with 365 of the invited. people from the wrecked steamer Danmar! TO TBE AGRE BLE TR: ore eae. with confidence to the superior advantages pre ap Guo. Warr, Lars Tator TRAINS LEAV? sented by Tue WASHINGTON EVENING STAR as am death of J. Goldgborough Bruff recalls to my | rived at her Philadelphia dock at 6 o'clock last € Fre Atpa HABIT MAKE Lor Advertising medium. The sworn statements of its TY ARAN =D. mind a notable ‘adventure of his forty years | evening. Only three persons on board were WoRty PRICES REASONABLE. Ladies own tusterial made For Fistabure ond the West, Culears Limited Expreen roredeapsenee a week to = 80, which Ihave not seen mentioned inthe | jj! The Danmark’s passengers showed no é A Wtters Sloss Beet ene ee ees acer! | Line, #50 a.m. daily to Cincinnat, and St°Loue | ¥e® im connection ones sketches of his life that I have read in the city feet signs of their hardships. Only eight members ‘These I inings are «maranteed to make a per- with Sieepita Cars from Pittsburg to Cincinnats | Wstrate in the most striking manner the steady and Harris! to St. Louis. daily. except Saturday, | and circulation and % i fect ani ‘lish fitting Waist and Sleeves, e rapid growth of the paper in Papers, of the Danmark’s crew came on the Missouri. rn faded wip ong tome ye | Spee GEO WHITE. TL10 FS Westers Pipreen, St 740 bom ale aie Shee: | thfluence. They also establish, beyond contre Mr. Brnff in the fall of 1819,while at the head | General Passenger Agent John Rath, of the Costivanes, Scar , a the Su Disturbed M. C. W Cars Washington to Chicagy and St. Louis. connect. | Versy, the fact that THE STARK is the Dest local ad- of & party of gold seekers from Washington, | Thingvalla line, came from New York to make mins. Bc, DOSE WILL e WELIEF 2 C. Waers jpe gaily ot Earriebury, with through Sicevere or | gertising meditam, not only tm the United 2aten bound for California, was overtaken in the | provisions for the comfort of the people from Pils and SP IY a Sg NEW STOCK OF SUMMER CORSETS. daily, for Pittabure and the Sierra Nevada mountains by a snow storm so Violent that he was unable to proceed with his wagons. Bruff and «hunter named Ciough the unfortunate Danmark. He stated that all would be forwarded to their destination from Philadelphia if satisfactory arrangements could WEAK STOMACH; they \CHAM’S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore females: IMPAIRED DIGESTION health. Fora DISORDERED LIVER; Every pair warranted. 1205 F ST. N. W. ap10-1m_ ARRYING ON DRESSMAK- ing in New York, would like the patron: AcaDX FORMERLY Went, with throwgh Sle: r, and Pittstan Jhicago. ALTINORE AND POTOMAC Rail hOab. For Erie, Canandaigua and Rochester daily; for Buf- falo and Niagara di xcept Saturday. 10 p.m, Dut in the whole world! This claim is based and conceded on the fact that no city in any country is #0 thoroughly covered by the regular circulation of ver to Pittsbur, @ single paper as is the city of Wastington by that of Wash. | _ With Siceping Car Washington to Rockester, <2 Tum Nresue ram ji 0 prices : w 0 EVEN ‘AR; and it does not rest on the volunteered to remain with the wagons and | pe made, Nearly all the emigrants are bound pill nag Ean Sard Gag ion Camplealon oe = hd jo prices and perfect St; cutting mgt — Hee = Elmura, at 8.508. “Saee on secrete yn other property until the other men should take | for points in the west. with the ROSEBUD OF HEALTM the eohdle physical cusogy ofthe tomant J. NESE GEATE FANS, 50c., SCROLLS, 130., | Po" 10 4°70, 40 tet 11 20 se oe LLAO® | tion. Not only te its local circulation the largest condition ou to the Socramenso lly, Te | ioe ea ae rate Recamse | tests the Nereousuad beta otiat GEEGAAMPS'SUS WAVE'TOK LANGEST SALE OF ma | Dat cat trs, Seiten ntie va] Hud Sd ms SATA VOWS taal Sone | aoa rset aay daly paper pe, pore condition, the Sacramento valley, from } lionized on his arrival ia Phi phia because . ‘ eg, og en 4 ‘xpress: Mr \ 1. | tion to population, but it is also the BEST, since the whence they Peent-y to either send or bring | of his exploit in rescuing the Danmark’s people. PATENT ea ain ie monn Catan eeaure a my eurelo — a aes, mote paver, | daily, “except Sunday at 3:45 p.m. diy, with | Uo” \? Ropulets sn esta eras waoe ef “0d back fresh teams and other assistance. These | He was in fine spirits, aud to the hundreds who Prepared only by Seated oo ns, Lancas! mb20-2m J. JAY GOULD, 421 9th st | Por Boston, without el 2:10 p.m. every day. had been goue but a day or two when the im he would = storm began afresi with redoubled furry, and continued until the snow. on a level. had’ piled itself up to a depth of ten or twelve feet. UNDER THE sxow. In the meantime Bruff and Clough had cut poles and broken up wagon beds out of which to construct a cabin that was strong enough to withstand the it weight on its roof. and m this. completely buried under the snow, the only aperture to admit light and air being the one kept open by the heat aud smoke of their ‘amp-lire. they remained nearly a month, until © provisions were well-nigh exhausted. storm had ceased, and Clough one day showered congratulations on hi snawer: “Oh, Sell, anybody would have done the same; I'm only sorry I couldn't do more. Capt. Murrell made the following statement: ‘e left London for Philadelphia on March 28. We hada fair up to 1:20 p. m. of April 5, when we sighted the steamship Dan- mark flying a signal of distress. We bore down and found her disabled. Capt, Knudsen, her commander, reported that his shaft was broken and he wished to take his passengers to New ork.” ‘Owing to the state of the weather, and be- cause of the fact that I was not prepared to accommodate such a number of people, I de- clined to accede to his request, but offered in- Reenter te init States, who, (if hire, €O., 365 and 367 Canal St., New York, Sole your druggist’ docs not keep WILL MAIL BEECHAM’S PILLS ON RECEIPT OF PRICE 25 CENTS A BOX. een a nnn nn OOO OOOO eB ¥ ucts Asx Your Grocer For 196 SS francs. Grand National Award of 16.600 AN INVIGORATING TONIC, CONTAINING PERUVIAN BARK, IRON, AyD Lars Tanonxa News MERTZ & COMPANY. LADIES’ DEPARTMENT in charge of Mr. C. ‘Wagner, late of New York. Habits, Jackets, Cloth Costumes to order at very reasonable prices, Whether you purchase your material of us or not we will be equally pleased to take your order. Fit and workmanship first-class. Model Fitting Patterns cut to measure. 604 11TH STREET N W. people of the District of Columbia asa body, Dut into their homea.—inwo the families of all cond- tions, and into those of the money-spending as well as the monepearning portion of the com. )'hem. “On'sun: | munity,—in @ much larger ratio than auy daily 2 . 8:10, 10, Journal that can be named. By reason of the 0 p.m, Limited Express, oll Factor Care, 0:40 | fultness, freshness and reliability of its mews, EL em local, domestic and foreign, its independent and For Baltinose fair treatqent of all public questions, and espe a cially because of ite intelligent and effective de- votion to local interests, and its close attention te matters with Which the houschold, and particu- larly ite lauy members, are concerned, THE STAR is everywhere recognized and admitted to be. in For Brooklyn, N. ¥., eh trains connect st Jersey City with bosts of Brooklyn Annex, afford. ing direct transfer te Fulton street, avoiding unble ferriage actors New ¥. For Philadelphia, 7:20, 8:10, %, 11, and 11:40a.m.; 2:10, 4:20, 68:10, 10, and 11:20 p.m, “On Sun- 4 140 a.m!) 2210, 4:10. For Annapolis, 7:20 and 9 a.m. daily, except Sunday. Sunday every ality, the leadi; id favorite new climbed out on to the crust of the snow with | stead to tow his vessel. to the Dearest = PATENT 5 ADAME VALHONT WINKS 90 INSORE EES mine SNUTOX | poom, the work-ehop, and the familly circie. lus ritle, saying he thought he wonid take a| This offer Captain Knudson aceep' ~e For the PREVENTION aod CURE of DADAME FALMONT WISHES TO INFORM HES | por Alexandria, 4:30, 8:40, 45, 10 More conclusive evidence on these points no mide wa her Weck. ice ee ee eer ae eas | eens Eee einen toe te Teton CASAMBRILL MFG 0 Malaria, Indigestion, Fever & Ague, Loss of | gives, Hetovatina aid cleaninie tie lace Curtaiie, | Ju Scnday si 4-30 | persou cau ask than that afforded by the table This was the last time Mr. Brutt ever saw his | cceded slowly, heading northwest for St. Johns, SB, eneehes. , MnO a Jaces of all description, summer c.. at her 7 ae beiow. ‘The growth of circulation therein indi. triend; they had already been obliged to sub- | N. F., which I considered the best port to make. appetite, Poorness of Bigod, Neur: gla, &e. old stand, 713 Lith st Reeiews apt-Im* oid. 4 below. The gro S " 1 \- sist for some time on the flesh of an ox found | The wind blew with Cnocrmirgigreares et 22 Rue Drouet, Pari Si PERF 08 BAIR FE MANE 7 ‘Avcommo ation for Quantico, 7 bam. and 4 cated, with = ee iosic we ae imafrozen state in the emigrant trail near | and progress was most diffic a April 6, a! . y electric needle without injuri be i a reek Gave. ame aad 57, _ | @steem in which the paper is held by the com their camp, the presence of which had been | 5:30. m., finding that could make no head- E. FOUGERA & (10., Acentsfor the U.S. | Hit nary. MES. DE, GABUIEI Fo Oe eda eect Sead em aalls. | munity to whose intercsis it is no steadfastly de- revealed to them by the wolves digging down | way in a westerly direction, and seeing ice to THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA, = — to it throngh the snow. ALONE IX THE ROCKTES. Mr. Bruff remained alone several days wateh- ing and hoping for the return of his companion, but im vain, and, as all his provisions were gone. he started out in sheer despair in the di- rection of the valley. The sun was shining brightly now and the snow melting rapidly, so that the road could be easily followed, and when almost ready to sink down from hunger " — cipal Cities in Europe. OLUTELY THE <n INS6. -INS?. and exhaustion he happened to discover the | signal came: ‘Keep on towing.” At Government snd Investment Bonds, ‘Telegraghic BEST AND OST RELIABLE. Bristol, Knoxviler Roun, Cele: Mentone oad | Jancany. 23.358 25,470 skeleton of a deer by the wayside that had been | the Danmark again signaled us, ‘This time the Communications with New York, Philadelphia Balti. Kleinert's FEATHER-WEIGHT (washable, New Orleans. Pullman Sleeper Washington to New | Fesncany 24.321 26.299 killed and its bones polished by the wolves, | signal read: ‘The Danmark 1s sinking, we must more and Boston. KLEINERT'S SEAML STOCKINETT. Orles pea 95,504 25000 These bones he managed to break by striking | abandon the ship. Will you take our passen- contin ELEINERTS (SEAMLESS PURE RUBBER AND | , 11:24am » Stations oa. over 23303 one against another and from them obtained | gers?’ Withont a moment's hesitation I sig- LOANS MADE AND NEGOTIATED; GENERAL Ry Pare wa <= ane = Route, Lyne ky Mount, 1 frog 2 eeaes w sufficient to sustain him, with the ad- | naled back: ‘Yes, I will take all on board, and BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, NONE GENUINE WITHOUT OU GRADE Mark | Housbetwcen Labchbiure, and Dex ™ 24,339 nue beetles and other inseets that he | do the best I can.’ Ithen cut the tow-line, mh22-2in and name (KLEINERT) ouevers bee iugham, ‘Mon — pong node ye he reached Lassin’s ranch, now | and we dropped down to the Danmark. : _ ew emer anaes | pple non OF IMITATION. iiicnia. SULY.... 23.186 2iS70 ford’s great vineyard, in the Sac-| Chief Officer Glen, of that vessel, came STABLISHED Sli ney, GAEITALy 8800.00. | OE ~SHIFEDS ARE Pao: | LoTete Atlanta, parlor , | Avoust...... 22,364 24.559 ‘Tehagna county. Cal. on board the Missouri and | giigeentcs oe nounced by Messrs. WOODWARD & LOTHKUP | Mann Boudoe Sleeper | Surremees. 22,302 24,905 Mr. Bruff wrote a book in 1951, to be ilins-|me of the condition of his sh He | and the Latest and Best ENG! SAL METROPOLITAN B. windward, I decided to abandon my hope of reaching St. Johns and determined to make for St. Michaels, one of the Azores. I signaled my determination to the captain of the Danmark and he agreed that this was the best course to pursue, and one hour later we squared away for St. Michaels. “At 7a. m. the Danmark signaled to us: ‘We are leaking considerably; there are now three feet of water in the aft hold, and it is gaining rapidly.’ I asked what I should do, and the fe19-tu. th,sat3im 30 NORTH WILLIAM ST., N. ¥. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN BANKERS, Pennsylvania ave. and 10th st. Exchange, Letters of Credit, Cable Transfers on Prin- \K OF WASH- Mux M. J. Praso:, 1529 F st. n.w., at Mrs. Harrison's, PINE FRENCH HAIK GOODS, Also, SELECT ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR. HAIR DikESSED. BANGS SHINGLED. _ap2-hn* OING. Treains leave Ale xai Ww j voted. It will be seen that, in the number of | copies issued, every month in the year INSS shows | @ handsome increase over the corresponding | Mouth in each year given: aud, asa further ilus- tration on that point, it may be stated here that there has been a corresjx ag advance inthe Lumber of new advertisements printed during the y 00, 9:39, and 10-32 inforu:ation ner ot station, where a bagyvawe to destination from hotels and resid CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manager. AL ax the best in thei year. The comparative figures jor the four years last past are as follows: DAILY CIRCULATION IN IRS5—SO- j Ne | ir stock. They have noequal. For | and Shrev: OcToRER 21,701 24,807 trated by drawings made by himself embracing | éaid that, although the weather at the time “SCHOOL DAYS, ‘, 613 15th st., opposite U. 8. Treasury. sale everywhere. Jaid-co NOVEMBER 23,607 this and other adventures, but for some reason | Was fine, Captain Knudsen had decided that it HWAY OF NATIONS,” J. W. THOMPSON, GEOLGE H, B, WHITE, | DECEMBER . 26,166 26,752 it was never published. Your correspondent | would be better to abandon her and get ail the “OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY,” President, Cashier. caaaiiic’ cosaamaene d to be at Lassm’s ranch when Mr. | people on board the Missour. At 9:30 a, m. Marens Stone's “IN LOVE, Receives Deposits, Discounts Paper, Sells Billa of if . mae rived there. and retains a very vivid | we launched our two life-boats, in cha rge of “NEAR NEWPORT,” Otis Weber, Exchange, Makes Collections, and does a General Bank- —Daily sree Sunday, for Manaseas, | a 7 27,088 tion of the excitement created by the | Second Officer Lucas and Third Officer Forsyth, And se" = es eee sapion Sixpomasd ethos, S03 1,598 ineident. and these two boats proceeded to the nmark, | MIRRORS, the best Pt FRAMES, CARD AND 10} : ttancora. Pullman ue Slespers, Of this aggregate daily circulation of 27,082 CLOUGH AND THE GRIZZLY. In the meantime seven of the sinking steamer’s CABINET FRAME: OF WASHING Memphis, connecting thence for all g the following summer the remains of together with his rifle and the bones and the work of transferrmg the passengers boats were manned by the crew of that steamer | Miniature Frames of all kinds, also, in Sterling Silver. 911 F st. deposits, Loans Money, Issues Drafts, Trans- cB | copies, the books of the office show that an average —Western Express, daily for Manassas, | Of 20,029 copies were regularly delivered each Cr = E FS bs ton. Louis: | day, by carriers, ai the homes of permancul sub } began. No, 816 Chestnw ‘al Banking Business, Location central Fille, Cimein: 4. Pullman Sh epers Lonisville and bers im thecity burt on - a i “4 . A 1 wa nas os ent. F-street al herdica run in front Solid Trams Washington to C nati, via, & O, | Sorters in thecity andsuburbs, Of the remainder, of a large grizzly bear, were found near the | heavy swell was running during all of this | _ap13-e0 Phaladeiph ps Oth-street care run a fow rods cast of ons ™ w comp. from which cireumstance it was be- heved that he had given the bear fatal shot, memorable day, making the work of removing puiluine ; street and Lith-street cars only two BEST-FITTING CORSET IN THE WORLD. route. daily average 21 were sold e uttice, 11.00 p.m.—Sonthern Express daily CORY SNE RRA wen as hoe or Lynchbure, of “ i : = = blocks away; H-street aud Peunsylvania ave. cars ouly Danville, Raleigh, Asheviile, Charlotte, Columbia, | We hotels and railway stations, etc., aud ou the a ant the beanie ro i. iS Se \ een oo tes : Diccn, Aprestn atizens Sctasscr Se Sate | aicpetn Wy newahapa makings paaszanl sommes and that the bear in turn ha him. difficulty, and it was only by the hardest kine pia a hee President, wer cus ip wesig enn exe and Pullman Vestibale Cer Wash- | within the District of 25,450 copies daily, leaving well known in that country | of work that we were able to avoid accidents. _DR STs ‘President, sale by Lead: maton to | both tothe people and to the boata. The UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE, ; allunan 6 so HAD ENOUGH OF SAMOA, women and children were removed first. “At2 p. m. we finished the work of transf ing passengers, having consumed nearls Corner 9th and F sts. u.W. Are Retailing at Actual Wholesale Prices, as shown by the following partial list . E. Barker, Alex. T. Edson, Albert Hurh Me- Britton, Chas. C, Duiucan ‘ox, John E. Herrill, MAYER, STROUSE & 00.; & daily average of 1,032 to be seut to regular sub- scribers residing beyoud its limits, vy mail,express, and railway trains. Trains on Washi ington 9:00 am. daily; arrive Row i | returning leave Ron *. Ju addition to We 20,029 copies daily delivered taples a awk : COF iy hours, geting everybody with the exception of | 1 dozen'l-crain Capsutes | Warner. Manufacturers, 412 Broadway, N.Y, j - aly “Tc gagecomretoma at the homes of subscribers, a large proportion of Commander Mullan’s Letter toa Brother | the oficers safely on the Missouri without acci- | 1 dozen 2-«rain Capsule: as = = 28 ee Ybrough trains from the South via Charlotte, Dan- | th: 21 otherwise disposed of in the city is reg- in Annapolis. dent of any kind. About one hour later the ba- | 1° JNO. W. MACARTNEY, de4,Jal,29,f 6.ap23,my21 Spt Reg I Sa yaa: | ularly purchased by permanent residents, living rometer began falling. the weather coming | 100 Member N. ¥. Stock Ex, ND DRY CLEAN: | burg at 11:15 a. » “hesal An Annapolis special to the Baltimore Ameri- in thick and looking dirty, and 1 sent word to ngers, 669 cabin and ste r= 1 jone Stock dealt in, BENCH DYEING, SCOL ING ESTABLISHMENT, 205 New York ave. a Che in lodgings, &c. (not Louseuolders), while the reei- Pm; 4 and Ohio route lie at 5:40 p.m. and larch 10, 1589. worth ri hing; but it as to the phenomenally ™ =~ ‘era . i ORSON MACAR’ RY, nd Gents’ wor of ev deserip- > pan, id 6.0. in, 8 burg Local 5 due gees inte the hands of transient visitors, from em says: Mr. Ferdinand Mullan has a | Captain Knudsen aud his faithful oflivers to| E00 cctins Guisten lowers ie Weight GLOVER BUDDING JAE GER. W Velvet aad Beening Beesese” ATC en a ee a eee” | genie tab inleaae, Sib cl ee aaa ae 1 ~, ave sl 0 e Misi ‘Lhe ves! ape ae ua bu “ os = a ae s LE! eepin, reser nfor o” or " letter from his brother, Commander Dennis | 209 aiter gettine some ia kame) eee Bankers and Dealers in Governiuent Bonda, aa ee ee furnished, aad baecae teeter aging iuformation | qhe National Capital in greater numbers and for W. Malian, of the United States ship | Danmark, which had now settled perceptibly, Price, é Deposits. Exchange, Loans, Collections, Maia Mulrond, Gthand Bane ee | on conn under date of Apia, Samoa, March that vessel was finally abandoned, Captain a | oo ue tery oy cee rites oe ap F) L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent, | Ub sehr noord we cere | owed The letter refers to other and longer aecounts | Knudsen being the last to leave his ‘ship. 1 00 | Snd Haltimore bourke ana scl” ie B Ono R Al hig Mae ake Tsk Caste ea of the storm that Commander Mullan says he | the” counted heads and found that we had on | 4 | A specialty made of investment securities, Distries | a's artivorr Axp Onno Rarroan, | the last-named is @ class of readers alone well he = peal a aa family, and says of | 2®%F4 in addition to our own crew of forty-five | | Bonds and ail Local Railroad, Gas, Insurance and Tele | moderate, hedule in effe | bas seut to members of his family, and say ; . | meu and four pas LL-WOOL GARMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED ave Washington from station cornerof New Jersey |, manent local cinceli < ° “ werican Beli Telephone Stock bought and sold.jy18 = e and C street. ange putmanens heel cincelation af te papel, the hurricane: “The like of which was not | age passengers, and sixty-nine of the officers | : se — | ik black. + tor, For Chicago and 3 rthwest, Vestibuled Limited ex- | and especially w its unparalleled bold upon the known for the past forty years, * * * Poor | and crew of the ill-fated steamer. } a - aes s14 906G st. Dresa daily 8:55 a, m. express 9:05 p.m. | househuld aud family circle, that we atieution of Tom! (Th send Johnson, colored, his steward, | NS Our last view of the Danmark showed that WOOD AND COAL. siiy, 3:00 and L110 pear es expen, | vessel to be rapidly going down, her steru | daily, 3-00 and 11:10 p. m. advertisers is particularly directed, * : : Willis ; == = For Pittsburg aud Cleveland, Vestibuled Limitedex- | 4 comparison of the home circulation of 25,450 Wino was drowned.) I feel deepiy his loss. He | being almost even with the sea, and the water | Busu'sCapeine 4 ORRLST DUDGE. re et A comparison of tion of 25, Was ever uland devoted tome. * * * " Ve threw overboard | Wiilittus’ Rheumatic M pas For Lexington and Local stations + 10:10 a. m. with ike figures representing the eutire popula- . | Was breaking over b We threw overboard | Cyticura Soap AL MERCHANT, W. coms, 24 9TH ST..N. W. IMPORTED | | For Baltimore, week daym 5-0 ..6:40, 7:30, | tion of the city will conclusively establish the fact Nipsie is float, but without rudder, pro- | most of our cargo between decks, consisting | Cuticura Ou sale and Retail. ee | that THE STAR reaches about every family in the pellor—the ouly man-of-war now afoat. I] principally of baled rays, in order to make | Cuticura Hes fail cies cenatsliy oa'banal | an “Uneaseias* Gedsecian las) wanes lauk Cbeaere Seni room for the accommodation of the large ad- e od at my post throughout that dark, long, stormy night, and saw death at my door two | ditions to our passenger list Pull a, thre be CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL, &c, The following well-known brands of Pure Rye Districtof Columbia, and us read ever Can Ureefourths uf its poy day by more rion whe are able P $ - . E | On looking over our provisions we found we FINEST GRADES of SPLINT AND CANNEL COAL, | Whiskies Somat in stock: Old J. B. Thompson, > 10:30. | Wread! Mt fo oT eae aioe taht wae deck | bad only enough food on board to last three Sawed and Split Wood to Order. Baker, Upper Ten, Haunis Acme, Takoma, Jackson | || at Saowem Washing ment inserted in its columus will meet the eye.of x is orbiting hea % Ps a ge oolong rye | day nd I decided to make all possible haste and Office, 3008 Water street; Branch Office, | 224 Grand Jury. ils ) undays, 8:30" am. 1:15 | every person fa the Diswrict wort reaching, of textual 4a %e ak a bin ia all torn to | ©0,reach the port of St. Michaels, which was 720 | Pfcrvescing Ist street (opposite Post-oftice), West Washing” i>, 11:30 p.m | Whatever race, creyd, sea, age, or condiuon im life. Fiecea, It was filled with water. (A German (ee ral storm was encountered in the run | Top Bitters per Boren eme nes. : Branch office, 956-2, mb20 It only remains to be said, fur the information of luen-of-war struck us twice during that stormy +4 to St. Michaels, and Capt. Murrell became very Bitters... ction Tea, acknowl iuinutes) ‘a. : : (45 mine Uuuse interested im the subject, Wal, in proportion 3 i food's saaparills, i} to be worth double our | ri} d re | Wo i& circulauon, the rates ul suvertis.: ao tue pa Fey erage rea pall pln oohes bak anxious at the prospect of delay in view of the | ortord's Avil Lhosphat Coan: Coxe: Wooo: feet Suear Cured Hamme, 3. 8 = | sinucen, Oa * | Rvesane Gran, whether traslent or ter jong me Fe eo ne Suite Mouse; Dut | shortness of his supply of provisions. | Horstord’s Acid Phosphates, lance. a ys (Pe ee E raat + Biypn ; the Nipsic rides at her anchor in Apia harbor. | Storm subsided, however, ald the Missouri | Hot sat Cla JOUNSON BROTHERS, os ag fant Hominy 3, 10-10, aad 14-00 pan, | periods, rauk with the very lowest in the United but not by far the old Nipsic. I bad no smoke- |p .ached St. Michaels at 9 ti, RETO. | eee ee s * for 2c 2 ihe Died Poss For Annapolis, 6:40 and 8:30 am., 12:10 and 4 States. Indeed, taking both the extent and char- ae ~ peepee eta 0 of the passengers and crew of the | Hunvadi ¥ ‘Whrves eat ial arte Jo + Wonca: Boutkweel | van orated Apples for Papolis 640, 8? at 1803, fo TO ima, TSAMGAMS | acter of its circulation inte consideration, it may Darker. God be pralesd fer a ante. daltversnce ae cone, hem ee | 1202 F st. nw. 1515 7th st. n. we ee en eee na ee She Are | For tusccae ‘on tho Matzepsliten Branch, 16:35, | ent’ vn snes Meat oo wide and auch On ones tai 4 ~“aiaut +s ” Nothi © lik ! The Missouri resumed her journey | yf. Saunt eke. iG ta aualec ae atic Soap for Zc. Geakes Plymouth Kock Soap for | 1G TQ ame F115 frie ee eta, Branch. 16:35, | Jeutquality of publicity can nowhere else be boughs ales ta cease eae has a th pied | to Philadelphia at 6 p.m.on April 11. The | Nestie’s Milk’ Foc 1112 9th st. nw. 413 LOth st. n. we ne for We suiie money. aeaahe te tha BReEne cre, lone Of the Spanish | passage was easy, and notwithstanding the | Pear’s Soap, per ¢ Exclusive agents in the District for the sale of some Armada in the English channel. * No 3 Fond’s Extra excl talk of war here, but of the hurricane and its disasters. Just to think —one German war-ves- sel going directly underneath a reef, only one er of passengers aboard, there were of sickness when the Missouri hed Philadelphia. The Missouri is _a new steel steamer of the only thre: r of the best coal mined. Supply more families than any retail yard in the United States, FAIR DEALING, PROMPT OS AND ORGANS. “Trial by Peers.” in leaves Washington on Sunday at 1:15 pr the information of those uot familiar wit, 2 4 df her. I KEASONABLE PRICES have & DAVIS’ UPRIGHT PIANOS; CHOICE | P for Prd Hobe mete Sea so ae | Tak Stax, a sew extracts from notices by its con ee re ee SONGS ONE OE highest register at Lloyds and the eventful vo; | made our business a success, nzk ito closeout | Sundays, 1:15 p.m, lemporaries, called out by its receut change ua — lame, sore, weak, Sc. I have had | sce which has made her the world's heroine = Yor Hagerstown, 11010 a. m. and 15-330 p.m. enough of Samoa. fe time was her third o faa es Canadian Sealers’ Bluster. A special from Victoria, B. C., says that seal- | ers there are much concerned about the an- nouncement from Washington of the intention to seize all vessels sealing in Behring’s sea; that hunters and sailors are reluctant to go on these | Vania rail ean trip. She is one the finest and best-built vesseis under the English fag. Her commander, Capt. Murrell is only twent and has had a maste y-one. He is a skilled and careful navigator, ‘The Missouri's | crew numbers forty-fi ‘The passengers of the Danmark were given a ve, or uer’« Kidney and __GENTLEMEN H. D. Barr IMPORTER AND TAILOR, °S GOODS. __ DECKER BKOS.. WEBE PIANOS, and s AND ORGANS. R, FISCHER and ESTEY ESTEY ORGANS. Pianos for reut aud sold on accommodating terms, SANDELS & STAY MAD form, are appended: Prom tie Washington Post, We congratulate THe 574" on its great rosperity, There ts no Utier evening newynaper waihe Unied Suases Arom the Philadelphia Ledger. Tue Wasuincros Evexixe Stan has marked the close of twenty-one yeurs wider ite preseut mauage- ment by permanent enlargement to a double sheet, of 8 arrive from Chicago daily 835-8. ni, and > p.m; from Cincinnati and St. Louis d m.; from Pittsbune “8 y 6:20 am, nd Elizabeth, N. . M2. “4:15 (ves 0 p.m. Buflet Parlor Cars on all day trains. Sleeping Car on the 10:30 p:m, a Shen at 9-00 p. in. ght page paper, aud mechanical improve bountiful supper in the immense inclosed pier | ¥)ith's Beet Iron and Wins Sue ee eee ee N. or Phage, Newark, Wi guatiy Sicestes bis saaisuse ter peapeaeee Se sriises, and that those sealers who do go will of the lied Suar line at the foot of Washington | Yat the wet Fa Roo 5 oud, Via Se a ; | SHAK i how celmidetnbly dice ha Cave wn lange ea e armed, and will not tamely submit, as be-| street, Philadelphia, last night by the agents of | Wiltor's Coa Liver ( 100 1111 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. . For inter edate poiuts between Bultimore and | jusums urctecl wine mee ld, tree > fore. to seizure by American cutters. the Thingvalla line. Later ebout 300 of them | Wyiteme Hhcspuatic Ee 100] _mhi7 Washington, do. | Due Strerr Urrsout Prana Philadelphia, *6 30 a. a M1 Ma, Lou tat at teh eujupon stam dudes © swale The Toroute (c/w. commenting om the pos- | started for their destinations in the west and | Weter uf kinmonhe buat Seeeieih: S| = It is the most durable Piano made. 471-00 tne 81580, S20, cds eee i890; | paper, “woruny oF any city tu tiie dawd™ sibility of a coutlict. says: “In order to obviate | northwest ou a special train over the Peunsyl- | Williains’ Coup. Sirsa DY a + ecimey mp epee ht, i ‘ ‘ Prom the Brooklyn Bagle. this danger the British government shonld order | ad. ‘The remaining sixty Rove Foote DRY GOOD fe most # man-of-war to protect Cs dh ians in Behring’s thereabout, who were destined for points in the Handoline is wn nun” (QUAnLe 2 jal ‘fier of the com- Ithas the most brilliant siuging quality of toneto Bi “fruins leave Philadelphia for W Washington’ *8:15, "11:15 a, mn, Toy “4:15, sant, net cealy Se anly, nese A — be found in any Deient ey pm. ye a ey an, pee ty arvalation of 30,00u, nes, 0F, should plainly abandon the appareutly | east, also left last night over the same line, | pletion: “an indispenuble "Foauisite to” the New Sprrxa Goons. —eo~€£ ©... xT tExcept Sunday. *Daily. _§Sunday only. | carries, Imx Sianies wogumuce, mate temas shallow pretense that Great Britain will stand | The final leave-taking between Captaim Mur- | {evtt:,it renders the skin white, smooth and soft, a Just received another shipment of New Spring Goods 13.0 Bagware called for aud checked f: otels and resi- | ail the Hews, gives solu sides equally Ampautteal treet by Canada’s righ ust any American ag- | rell and the passengers of the Danmark, was tg chapping. Every lady should use it.” Fer | comprising Wool and Silk Henriettas, Freneh Sateen: : dences by Union Trauster Co. on orders leit at ticket | jueut, aud lus uliailed an cacedicut repUtaliuD for eae gression whatever. ‘ affecting in the extreme. ia an infallible epteral remedy for Nea | po full Vneet ines chee ee a Bo we PRAVe 148 0. SCULL, ee Sarma = | The execteause of the death of Engineer lage relief “i te moet Gbathunte cana," Gite Ts | ak Table Cloths aud Naviking to anateh, AA BBE mmianpigies) (gmoney uss ia) nner to George Kennan. | Kass, of the Danmark, does not seem to b: 25. = | adig! Ros lematitched Linen Sheets ML WasiixotoN SiR, one of the inost prosperous . of th . sure Cases, Dauusk aud Huck ‘Lowels, Sik aud NN AU A BBB - - - hewspapers au Lue country, lately eDiuiged, ts bow per. A Chicago special to the New York Herald | known, ‘The most generally believed story is PRESCRIPTION iit great verlety, es atl Oe aa Peg oo me P 3 H 3 Our prices for prescriptions have b duced in | : i X : C7 = = per. “Cue good Vuminess Ib says: Geo. Kennan, whose magazine articles on | th#t when he found the shaft had broken and | proportion to other neods, We use ouly heel HOOE BRO. & CO.1328F st_ | ongQuaLED IN TONE, ToucH, workMaNsare | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, | fiscss was crestou uy ite en ore sd the meditate the Russian exile system have been so widely | YS With every revolution tearing a larger hoie | Uravs and chemicals foun the most relat face <= D DURABILI ae read, was met on Sunday by a Russian named ies, in the Danmark’s bottom he made an effort to turn off the steam in order to stop the ma turers, u Don't We cheerfully invite a careful insp * departinent by the physicians, c ction of ATTORNEYS, ial attention of Artistic Styles,’ TIVE ART. urchasers” is invited to their ished in designs of HIGH- 51 one cupies has beet beid succenst uly In A MAY Fespects a muodel allerLovn paper, ahd ie eateuuiug to at our New ULUMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE Pesaro: : : i | mistake the PLE DRUG DECUL. Pianos forrent. "| (For Baltimore and River Landings, Stoamer Sue, | brusierity may isever wai. Grindberg, whom he aided some years ago | chinery. Perhaps in an unguarded moment, | gtGhp, M5tkg the 3 PLE DEBUG SEOURDHAND PLANOR "A iner soma | SUS aE ee OE MT EST | eres pene Caine rigoipedl grant tangent peary Me F. 8. WILLIAMS & CO. P: to) SMD TOs pecdence, | COMPTISNE ahuost every well-imown make im ths | gpply to ‘THE Stax fills the Jourualistic field of the national Kennan accepted Grindberg’s invitation to din- | WUdered. he caused the accident which cost | _™b28-eo 8. Mabini sipcnes “All legal business | foUNtTy, in thorough repair, vill be closed out at very STEPHENSON & BRO, capital, aud blue it adiuuraviy aud with great success aes Ses ous tensions Cae Inttor's hoes foun. | 15 Sern vias cr tr el tate a, jo in person. loyricenshd iu teraue wich will bea reseotes eaee | —mbe-Gm 7th st wharf. | #rum the New York Onnmercial Bulletin. company of Russian exiles and a table spread | he steam pipe or the fast revolving broken | JR) 7 G ast MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS when desired. with esse ian delic shaft which was responsible for it will probably | #4asTER Orn ally H fully embroidered Kussian scarf was presented to Mr. Kennan. Before leaving Mr. os said he did not expect to return to Ku: year or two, as it would not be A beauti- | to visit that country while the present minister of the | neve be known, A Copenhagen dispatch says that on receiv- ing the news of the rescue of the Danmark passengers King Christian drove to the resi- dence of the wife of the Danmark’s doctor to WEYL'S ONE-PKICE CLOTHING HOUSE, Is filled with bright You will flud some spi FOR BOY Men and Boys. 311 7TH Ss’ Clothing for did bargains, CerRELL , Webster Law Bu: ington, D.C. Ke STON, — ATTORNEY-AT ting, 505 D st. u. oi w. Wash WI. KNALE & CO, ao 317 Market Space, _ HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Rowe LIQUID GLUE MENDS EVERY ‘Thatenterprisiug jourual, 14k W AREINGTON E STak, Las Just completed ‘tweuty-uNe years Preseut wiuagement, and ceworates the event by Adupling permawently au eagnt-page Lormy 1 whch i Je Oke U1 Ue kangest aud Laudnoluest Aiteruuon Au Luc Cited Dialen, anit bas long Deed une of uc aust euccematul, Me YE#80: MT. VERNON: STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Leaves 7th-street wharf daily (except Sunday) for Mt. Vernou and River Landings as far duwn as Glymont, at10 o'clock a m. Returning, reaches Washington about 3:30 p.m. TO 14 YEARS, 4 L_L. BLAKE. Captain. From Ue Baltimore American, ~ . thing! Broken China, Glass, Furniture, Wood, om vy ue We ANGDON LV ENING S: pa anterior Leid oilice. inform her of her husband's safet Suits at 92, worth % Metals Toss, Shoo, Pipes, Jewelry Everluning Tex Ph eer sncenpnn ny Ly pt grey nd toe - REDE ROR. (eae ae Suits at 22 “past eight years, saving to them | Bacity! Drugs and Grocers, 10c. an Would appear permanently us au eiut-y Meusy George tm Great Mrtiain. £2" A recently pablished work on “The Artof | tits ars, by ‘reducing cost below aes = petoopal capstan A dispatch from London, April 22, says: Advertising” says: “A point which will afford 8: anies, JAS. G. RNIGHIG Cooxixe By Gas 2Me STAM Las JOUg Veen One ot Lue BaOREl Capital and SATU fan Keturning TULSDAYS. | “oujects of mverest,” aad ib its wew tora It Wau wie FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p. touching at Kivei - ‘ . hich , | Suits at $5, worth $7.50, pennies Lending as far as Nomiui Creck, Vast Clements bay | Cut GeMUb #0 on aucreseiug iu cAcculation and worn, The wonderful success which Mr. Henry | reliable information as to the value of a publi- | Suis 8), North 8 and Leonardtown, Md; Counects with B and O. 1. Rat | #rom the Chester (Pa.) Times. George has achieved during his lecture | cation as an advertising medium is the close- | Su! *t8«-0v, worth 810, S A full line of te scfiereand there we behold « paper which rewards the wou Engl Ser ‘ale: a FOR BOYS 15 TO 18, v < ” - perbaps BOLUS, Ud Lbs Cun! wil tour of Englad, Scotland, and Wales ness with which the publisher adheres to his| geite pm S0rs 15 2028 a GAS COOKING STOVES Ee eee = Siucasure of succes Ut eacites te ‘wconer of has attracted the attention of a great many z as . Suits at So, rewular price $7.00. ‘On dent mal Gree, “- competitors, buch & jouruai, at gives us people who hitherto have given. little or | S@V¢Ftising rates.” ‘Tux Stan invariably holds Burteat gd. pra ab. MEAT-FLAVORING STOCK. OCEAN STEAMERS. pleasure te be able 10 say, as Lae Evaaine M attention to the land tion, and his | t0 its rates; and, what is of greater importance ute at $10, worth 815.3 LIEBIG COMPANY'S mh31___WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. ROUTE TOLONDOR, ag a From the Indianapolis News, : cesspen aa tical situation “a fot | braareenshnced eset pad pl cited ec eas piers "Fon Mx EXTRAOT OF MEAT x r BE Ln re von on RE pruaderty, tne rene tae beat oad cleat uence on the political situation. Heretofore |. 3 ; s » 5 ~~ Sc aces tocoeet Ge ansehen we theories of Mr. George have been presented | Price for the sane service, This few papers do! | nwo! nits at £7.30. worth 810, MEDICAL, &. Ah aT Ey masses im Great Britain ima way c to A splendid line of et #10, worth S15. USE IT FOR SOUPS, Saale, Wed., April ~4, J p.m; Eius, Sat, April 27, —S r § | 3:30 pm; Trave, Wed. May 1,7 a.mu.; Fulua, Sat, | Seutative of the uatioual cayatal, ; A beautiful line of flue Casnitere aud Worsted Dress ee eee ee ee cele tn | May & o:00 aw: Lake Wel, Mayer ii cms Mts | Sem she 2s oh. ted to crkose them, to ridicule, but whether | Massachusetts Agalist Prohibition. BUSS Cuenny ud Prince Albert Siyies, Will | BEEP TEA, SAUCES, AND MADE DISHES, Sear ace ne bet Band, 11th | Sat, May 11, pan (erie eu nantes ae , full share of public consideration from the | A dispatch from Boston says that the pro-| fora: where. eae ee Genuine only with facsimile of Justus von Liebig's | *@4 1th sts, n.c. Ladies only. seme ae poe saloon appoutmenta, Prites: Isteabin, #T0Gand am | te Dest Lewspaper Washington over had. poiut of view of knowledge and appreciation. | posed prohibition amendment to the constitu- | gj {ij} iB° of Pants from @ good All-Wool Pants at npcevne a: een MM rilisite radios Piynicians can be Consaltea daly | S354 Util. according to location 2d éabin, 850 end | From the Philadephia Record, Tees four of Scotland next week is | tion of Massachusetts is defeated by a majority | lice souvenir given to every customer at ither residence 901 T st. nit. Office hours trout | DRGUP, te ~— | a oa ere po rt sg People of the places | in that state which will probably reach 35,000. WEYL'S ONEPHICE CLOTHING HOUSE, rte ae PpEAD AND DE Wini-DE BROTHERS OO HST. FERRES Be Ge bere eT OO, one, south. cota shinies News. ee Se ee re Man! ‘The proposed amendment read as follows: | _8P10-Sm 311 7TH ST. N.W. Sold by Storekeepers, Grocers, and Druggists, fw, appeared before mse aud. tuade oath that hots XPRESS SEAVICE between. Now York, South- | Frum the (ald) Datty ordinary interest, — Oldest Established Expert Specialist in thiscity, | MBptj uid Hatabung by the pew twin-screw steamers |“ ‘Tye Stax is already so-excellent that we scarcely see es soe = “The manufacture and sale of intoxicatin, T. B.. Towser: & So: LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT CO., Ltd, and will guarantee a cure in allcases of private diseases | (110,000 tons and 12.500 horse-power. | Fast time to | any'suuu: tor unprovement. Christian Holzworth, of Lowville, N. ¥., who | liquors to be used us beverage are prohibite le wase Nu Peay gf men and furnish medicine, or no charve; consilta- | London snd the Continent, Steamers unexcelled for has been insaue for years, resulting from hard. | 28¢ general court shall enact suitable legisla DRY GOODS DEALERS, — Sepa = pe Ry ey Weidhan sevice, ‘Thusday from ships iu the war, has received a back-pay pen- | #0! to enforee the provisions of this article,” 1316 7TH ST. N.W., SAMUEL C. MILLS, a Notary Pu ie, in and 06 the | yang. one ake - 3 p,snd | ssgrowch nod peouperty ore the direct ae siou of $13.000, the largest but one ever paid, cutid of Becta pute thn feeb fowns | Clark's 0, N.T. Srool Cotton, 4e. per spool GRATEFUL—COMFORTING ee ee eee Excellent tara. hates costromasiy Ieee Asoly tots parcepion of Lhe Gemands of, the Gane and 108 and $75 p wath for life. od narra ne im i vote o1 Summer Silks, worth from 62% io 75e.; reduced to AS NEVER BEEN CONTEADICTED THy | General Office, No. 37, | General ee ree ‘3 dally paper f= | ieenie Weamened the amendment: Yes, 43,354; no, 55,328, This | socts. 2 a THAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED TH Drosdway, New York” | COR RGHANT STOR, | Hem. it wives stabbed two others in the heart, and then | Bamed cities: Worcester—Yes, 2,745; no, Austroacoryin Bicach Gott BREAKFAST. confidently cousuit Dr. BROTHERS, 16 Bst.a.w. | wh30-skta-4m Or EDW. F. DROOP, 925 Pa. Siem ths Dp Bom, by “9 7 Y Motta Mall J o . F. a ‘THE STAE is the strongest paper at the banged himseif. | Springficld—yes, 1,733; no, 2,602. Holyoke—| bina Henrietta Silk Warp, cheep “By a thorough of the natural laws which | PaFHcular sitention paid to all diseases peculiar to | = = PR i ay ay ee Mrs. Whiteley, who poisoned her family in | )®*+, 735; no. 1,706. Lawrence—-Yes, 984; no, |) Heurietta Casbimere, all colors, wool pores, inecperatlorw of digestion and nutrition, and | Mdies, married or single. Forty yeurs’ Axcaoz Lie. Success to eblerprise abd accurecy—the two Philadelphia, bias been re om the death | 3475, Lynu—Yes, 2,281; no, 3,149. Fitchburg | AU Weel tannel suiting, 1i4 sands wide, 30 ta aa caretul application of the tne propertion of well: | _4P15-Lnu i Lewapsper Virtues, ‘ibese are twe poles oF sentence until June 25, Pd from the death | V2, "3917 no, 1,263.” Brockion—-Yes, 1,299; Go, | Ruiueninament variety sid alvles, from 10 10 25.cta, | adhe nitive delicately Ravared betneage helt | MANHOOD RESTORED EY USING A BOTTLE arrange eed Suan wean has pteege Bet play & coum Od Sap tit Sune 23. i : 363." 2 Yes, 1,229; no, Se Seb ee eta | ate a deticately Aavored beveruge which way | MM Grivo ot Dr. BROTHERS" Invigorating, Cordial LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN. always presented Jt i. The house of commons at Ottawa, on Satur- | }-* ee oe, 491; no, 1,069. Haverhill. | @1 a bargain, Cabot, je ee — cas Seats | = cure say case of nervous debility and juss of Fppmship SCHLY OF BOME” from Now ¥ ite popwarity, Which Lucresses year by year. a. 0 : . —Yes, 1196; . ‘ i rve-puwer vieur wi r z Satu tend the extradition act to Worse mye | 1.430, foraYes, 13067 wo, LA, | eigen NeW Stole Parl, for Ladiog aod | £5) hegmediniug@alt cyst strny vues to re | Maleate! gan. soit | REBSERBAL gy Heyes foeg sea 7 The promertty of Tae Evaro During the discussion Sir John MacDonald wid Sembussport— Yes, 408; mo, Sa6, Waltham — | pro guile Was, Peaeh Cotton 1 zardwide, ota | baledie are fomting around ue ready to stack'wher | P)IELEON, a paket Btaamers SHAE yornty | of wesbmnawn ies ot ena ef there was great moral impati es, 740; no, 119. Gloucester—Yes, 941; no, line of Corset Ay by bs Fe pe al —_ * GLASGOW N DONI js smog our most chtes guatie ot Gonadanted Patan ey 14d, Malden — Yes, 1,050; no, 1.21 § Boston EGrender: Feuer cpg phases fie panties eben copie So ‘orlined with can be consulted’ AGL Cot, belveen 45 and 6th Canin Panag 0 Glan, Brom the Bins Move (Kon) un i rasc: ni 8, 1,160; no, 21,07 “helsea— - black Cashinere lenrietta ice Gazctte, 2.Ww. Class, Gna eee ae a Loli.” Woburn Yes, 1007;mo, 479.” 717” BO? | _ Ladies! Boe. Black Yeracyay clostug oot PcG? | gMsde siuply with boiling water or mili. Soldonly | ,,Prompt treatment. Correspondence and eonsulta- wervice, epee Soe i ed ae meres © orphan axyiam ake ca “Ladies were present at many of the polling | = ene inball-pound tine by grocers, labeled thus: Shee Se ae eee ‘Travelers of Great ve! i ” = a Kans. has secured seve ‘dollars in | Places holding “yes” ballots. NAS E JAMES EPPS & OO. Homeopathic Chemists, ,, MOTTS CH POWDERS “ARE THE | rorbocksot wure tickets or fart rates. oe a New York, among victims being Eugene PR Ea 9 ee PORE ‘ ‘ D' or Kelly, the bunker; Col, MeCaull, A.'M. Palmer | The owners of the Amorican ship Baidgnater, | wrye tersnye Soo? a rates patel: sient luring dinar cared : mmissétm_ | an: oF sud Ads Reban. ‘He bas beew' arrested and | which was ilegally seized by the Canadian | p,JtTgible Boller eae “5 7) Ape ne onree ‘Best goods come gites the name of James Reynolds. government in 1885, have presented a claim for jite and Froverty, or How to void with ts | Guasre Sorrs Scovrzp Se ger 5 Sad ‘amounting to $20,808.20. Econgusiea 2 AND PRESSED FOR war’ ** grah ‘cor, Othand Faw. DENTISTRY. Prom the Lynchburg Sows, : ‘Joe worth has been matched to fight} — Aarem puittiores Ma, - Pants, 25e., Veet 250 pg erg GR oon age La Blanche, the marine, to a finish, before the | Agent for LORDS Dy aunt ne ty beat mabye Goss Site tee snd 10 ber a Southern California Athletic club, at Los An sete 3 Peat es dt, eam Segoe Ge poo be ig an Ides supply ia can aud i 705, 0u st nw : orders, . auz aiud Sedee, jeabineton, | * yates iethet aw,