Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1889, Page 7

THE EVENING sTAR: WASHINGTON, D.C... * JOLY 18, 188. _ SULLIVAN RELEASED. fle Knocks Out Gov. Lowry in One Round. DISCHARGED ON & WRIT OF HABEAS CONPUS—JAKR KILRAIN HAVING 4 HARD TIME AVOIDING AR- ‘REST—HE QUITS THE TRAIN IN INDIANA AND TRAVELS OVERLAND, THE SHERIFF IN PURSUIT. After the arrest of John Sullivan in Nash- ville, Tenn., yesterday,es stated in Tax Star, & great throng of people gathered not only in front of the police station where Sullivan and Johnson, his backer, were taken, but also in front of the jail, where many thought the big one would be put forsafer keeping. It was necessary to station a guard at the door of the station to keep back the excited and curious people, and hose was finally tarned on to in- duce them to scatter, Sullivan and Johnson were taken into the chief's private office, with # guard of several officers to watch them. Sullivan looked hot and somewhat used as he satin his chair in the chief's office. bs eyes are still some- what discolored and there are several small eats and contusions on bis face. His bands sl the worst effects of the ¢ with Kil- rain, being terribly swollen. number of lawyers were soon st the and in con- ington Caldwell, Thomas L. iam G. Brien were employed to represent Sul- ivan and Jobason. A WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS. A writ was then applied for to Judge Mc- Alister of the circuit court, Defendant's pe- tition for writ of habeas corpus was read, stat- ing that he had been arrested upon no process known to law and held without any charge against him, and without shadow of legal au- thority. He declared that he had committed no offense against the laws of Tennessee and was not subject to legal restraint. He had committed no felony in this state or any other. The answer to this petition recited that Chief of Police Clack bad positive information that Sullivan did commit @ crime in the state of Mississippi, and that he believed this crime to be a penitentiary offense to the laws of Missis- sipi. Counsel discussed at length and finally Judge McAlister rendered his decision. He was very emphatic in his opinion that to hold Sullivan longer would be s most arbitrary acton the of the court; that the officers had arrested him without warrant or authority of law; that mi were not extradita- ble by the rulings of Tennessee courts and by precedents of Gov. Taylor. He therefore or- dered Sullivan released. There was an im- mense crowd present and the decision of the judge was greeted with great applause. Sulli- van was made a hero of and the town was his until he left at $ o’clock for the east, Sullivan and Johnson went east via the Louisville and Nashville last night, APTER KILRAIN AND MITCHELL. Gov. Foraker of Ohio received the following telegram yesterday: Jecunce, Misa, t+ 4 11.—Pheaee divert the chief of Sintcie and Pung Bcore aad bold them-until regulate tien can reach you. Cl crime of prize-fighting in ‘Siwned) Ropenrt Lowny, In reply Gov. Foraker » Col. Philip Deitsch, chief of police at Cin- cinnati, and asked that official to act in accord- ance with Gov. Lowry’s neat boing ea sent a telegram to Gov. > “Your request has been complied st aa JAKE KEEPS AWAY FROM CINCINNATI. Some friends in Cincinnati saved Jake Kil- rain and Charley Mitchell from arrest last evening. The Kilrain party, who were on the Ohio and Mississippi express from St Louis, received a telegram at Vincennes warning them not to pass through Ohio as they would surel be arrested. They heeded the advice and teft the train at Seymour, going from there to Owensboro’, Ky., where they got the Chesa- — and Obio express for the east. Chief of lice Deitech received a dispatch from Gov, Foraker ordering him to arrest Kilrain and Mitchell when they reached the Ohio line, The cbief sent two detectives to Lawrenceburg, Ind., 25 miles from this city, where they learned when the train from St. Louis arrived that the birds had flown. In anticipation of seeing the arrested pugilists a large crowd gathered in the Central Uuion depot. A portion of the Sullivan ty who came through Mississippi arrived in Cincinnati last night. In the crowd were such well-known sports as Jack Barnett, D: lurphy, Sullivan's bottle-holder; Frank Moran, Joe Coburn, Lon | Tracy, Prof. Donovan of Boston, and the St. Joe Kid) They had heard rumors of the cham- pion’s arrest and were very much exercised over it. Barnettand Murphy made a bee-line for the telegraph office to confirm the news, and were much relieved to hear that John L. had been released on a writ of habeas corpus. Muldoon, after reaching Louisville, decided not to leave Sullivan in the lurch, and took the next train back to Nashville. One of the bruisers said last night: “If Sullivan and Kil- rain can only reach New York they will be all right. The eevee authorities can’t geta requisition on them there.” THE SHERIFF AFTER TREM. Kilrain and his party turned up unexpectedly at Columbus, Ind. At Seymour the news reached the party of Sullivan's arrest. The announcement came unexpectedly and dis- tarbed Kilrain, who evidently feared that his arrest would soon follow. A conference was held, resul| in their resolving to leave the Ohio and Mississippi train and go to Columbus, and, if possible, reach Deore another road. Once there, they expre: e feel that they would be taken care of by (Lm ag . When the party left the train they were im- mediately recognized and a crowd soon sur- rounded them. ‘They entered » back and were driven to the Bissell hotel, where Mitchell reg- istered for all, He attempted to fool the peo- pie by giving fictitious pames. They were shown to their rooms, where Kilrain took a good wash. JAKE DAMNS THE NEWSPAPERS. A reporter was shown into the room and asked. Kilrain for an interview. “D—n the newspapers,” he replied. “They = ruined me hry ay: oh ie was stripped to the waist and bore dence of the terrible punishment he had wea ceived. His body appeared badly swollen and was covered with plasters. A big spot on the right side was bloody and swollen, His arms were in terrible shape. He suffered intensely | as Pony Moore assisted him to put on an under- shirt. He could hardly stand to have the col- lar buttoned and perceptibly. “How came you to stop off in this cit; asked of Mitchell. git “We are safe anywhere, but desire to avoid arrest,” said he, When asked as to what tended to follow he refused be ‘alk, declined to talk of Sullivan's arrest. they in- He also water was, the Baltimore sporting men do not profess to know, but a few of them do know that two weeks before the fight Mitchell 7 “of the drug could not be macy. The name of learned, but it is said that it was one which would have the effect of deadening pain. It is asserted by some that this drag, was canabis indica, or the active principle of Indian hemp. This article acts directly cad heart and benumbs the nervous sensibilities. 4 PHYSICIAN'S OPINION. A well-known Baltimore physician said yes- day: “The blow that, Sullivan delivered over Kilrain’s heart in the third round caused a the inherent nervous upon a shock to the lia, The immediate xcruciating pains similar to the [apes ford of ine eng Now, Mitchell might have administered canabis indica to benumb the pain. If he had not done this Jake would prob- ably have fainted in less than tive minates. However, he should have followed this dose with a draught of whisky to exhilarate the action of the heart, as the drug causes the heart's action to be sluggish. ‘MOBPHINE WAS PREFERABLE. “Mitchell might have given morphine instead of canabis indica, and, if he desired a quick re- vival and could have measured the dose accu- rately prussic acid would have answered the P Of course slight overdose of any of these things would have weakened or stupe- fied Jake to such an extent that he could never have won the fight, even if Sullivan had given way and tottered about the ring.” A New Orleans reporter stated: “I do not think that Kilrain will ever fully recover from — a andI —— Lm e will ever go into the ring again in anythirg like his old form.” ia STEVE BRODIE’S VERSION. Jake Kilrain’s friends in New York city are incensed at the reported desertion of Jake by his friend Mitchell and are generally inclined to think that the reports are true. They say that when Mitchell was last in this city, upon being asked aboutKilrain’s condition, he declared that it was perfect and that he was giving him the very best attention. But, at the same time, Charlie was spending considerable time here, trying to beat the races when he should have been training Kilrain for the fight. Jake has now the sympathies of some of Sul- hyan's best friends, who never could tolerate Mitchell, and have all along expressed surprise that Jake should have taken him as a friend, knowing the Englishman's unpo ity in America. The New Yorkers who have returned from the fight confirm the stories already told of Mitchell's peculiar condnct toward his friend. Steve Brodie says that he never saw a second show such neglect of his paae when atten- tion was most needed, while another member of the New York delegation declares that he himself was the only man who made any effort to render Jake comfortable on the close of the battle. That Kilrain was not properly attended to before the fight and that he was shamefully po erp afterward, most of his friends firmly eve, although it is doubted if he could have beaten Sullivan had everything been different. Steve Brodie said yesterday: “Kilrain is a game man; one of the pluckiest I've ever seen. He is also the quickest man with his head that lever saw, He ducked the big fellow's blows so pretty and neat that Sullivan himself ad- mired him. “In the fifth round the fighting was pretty near even. While they were fighting this round some one shouted: ‘I'll bet $200 that Kilrain wins! “Sullivan stopped short. Pointing his big hand at the man, he roared out: ‘Hey, John- ston, there abet for you! Then he went on fighting. “After the eighth round Kilrain was licked. He knew it andso did his backers, but Mitchell kept him at it. “When the ronnds were finished Sullivan would stand up in his corner, while his three attendants would fan him with big towels wrung out in ice-water. “Kilrain would sit in his corner with bowed head while they fanned him with a single palm- leaf fan, It was awful hot, too, “Mitchell sent Denny Butler out to find the police and have them stop the fight. Ican prove that by fifty witnesses and I heard him tell Butler. ‘I was sitting with the reporters in the inner ring. Bud Renaud had fixed the sheriff, though, and he refused to interfere. | Some one ought to break Mitchell's neck.” = oo About the Vice President. A correspondent of the Christian Register | says: “The incident to which I refer entered into the early experience of the Hon, Levi P. Morton, the worthy Vice President of the United States, and, in the form of a valuable habit, became by frequent repetition a perma- nent element in his very useful moral charac- ter, a habit the long exercise of which has | greatly aided him in his efforts to win success in his business relations and in the high politi- cal offices he has filled with such marked abil- ity, fidelity and honor, namely, the benevolent, holy habit of helping, in a variety of ways, those who needed help. One form of it, to which I now refer, was that of personally help- ing those in his vicinity to church who other- wise had no means of conveyance, when the weather on the streets rendered walking im- practicable, especially women and children. “At such times, on Sunday mornings, with horse and carriage, he was busy and happy in conveying such persons to his father’s church, in Winchendon, Mass. In this way he con- ferred a favor, increased the number of au- ditors, and made it much easier, more encour- aging and useful to his father in his official ‘is father, the Rev. Daniel Morton, was a man of fine talents and character. His grand- father, on his mother's side the Rev. D. Parsons, when fifty years old, gave up his office of dea- con of his church for the office of gospel —. the duties of which he faithfully con- inued to perform for thirty years. His son, the Rev. Levi Parsons, and uncle of our pres- ent Vice President, whose name he bears, was an able minister, and early became a distin- guished foreign missionary. Thus we find in the ancestral line of our Vice President men of great force of character, having much genuine push in their make up. deeply interested in ‘eat and good causes, and living lives worth ving.” | ——_—+e+______ Free Trade in Holland, The Secretary of the Treasury is in receipt of a copy of an editorial from the Dagbland van Zurhollanders Gravenhage on free trade in Hol- land, sent to the Secretary of State by Mr. Thayer, United States minister at The Hague. Mr. Thayer states that he does not transmit the editorial because of its conspicuous ability as a discussion of free trrde, but because it hasa decided significance from the fact that the free trade policy has been pursued by Holland for & great many years. so that its effects upon commerce and industry are fairly before the During their stay at the hotel acrowd of | world. The editorial takes for its text a cita- several hundred gathered, anxious to get a glimpse of the noted pugilist. The ~~ ordered supper, but belore it could bé pre-| tion from the Kohsische Zeitung, published at Cologne and frequently quoted in the dis- patches to the press of the United States, as in- pared Murphy had slipped out unperceived | dicating the state of feeling in Germany ou the ——— carriages at a neighboring livery stable. In about two honrs from the time of their arrival a carriage drove up to the rear door of the hotel and the party were hurried into it sud driven rapidly off, passing out of Colum- _Itis presumed they were bound for Shelby- ville or Edinburgh, the former being about $0 les distant and the latter 12 miles, i id Mitchell have typ emg in Shelbyville, and it is thought is is sir intention to reach that place, where they will take the Four train to Cincinnati. The proprietor of the Bis- sell house is well acquainted with Mitchell and — and said they were going to Shelby- ie. THE ACTIVE SHERIFF. Last night Wm. Smith, sheriff of the county, telegraphed Gov. Lowrey of Mississippi, asking if he desired the arrest of the party. The fol- Kilrain | tariff question, and which shows that even those in Germany in favor of free trade advo- cate their principles very feebly just now, be- cause of the satisfactory results following from the protective system. Commenting on this the editorial says that the same experience ob- tained in France, Belgium, and Italy, and that i e-trade stronghold, has re- | turned to protection. In concluding the edi- | Sweeden, long a fre torial says: “Everywhere does protection prove victorious, Only in this county ( Holland) docs free trade mauage to maintain itself,and pretty soon we shall stand alone with our impractical tariff, The experiment of a wise protection should be tried. International difficulties need not be and national benefits may certainly be expected.” Suxpar next Levy will positively make his last aj ce at Bay Ridge. Don't fail to hear Round-trip tickets #1. For sched- ule of trains see schedule in another column of lowing reply was received: Jackson, Miss., July 11.—I will 8500 reward for the areget of Kurata asd bis party: Ghee wutebe gpa Ray delivered to the sheriff bere. Auswer Rost. Lownr. (Signed) The sheriff has organized a and gone on the trail of the pugilista, Fase are r oue hour behind in the start, but it is thought they will overtake them. The sheriff and — are well prepared for a desperate resist- e. Some of the Baltimore sports who returned yesterday from the fight say queer things about Mitchell. He is being charged with bad faith and all sorts of crookedness. who witnessed fight said that in the third round, after Sullivan had delivered his tre- mendous was carried Mitchell did for to his moa: ae vere blow, but after this he seemed to be ing ina trance, He staggered to the scratc glazed, his face was expressionless and his trembled. i ; this paper. Use Without Soap. 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H, PEMBERTON. ———S—= ron ane tons of which conform Sate eee PaRK, N.J,. oes IN THE MOUNTAINS, | those of the largest and latest editions Its well 213 First ave., fourth house from the ocean. Open i URORA, WEST VI unde ww ent its owner. der new iuauawenvent by 18 0 aera RGINIA, THE SWITZELLAND OF AMERICA AND HEALTH RESORT OF THE ALLEGHANIES, THE ALKOKA HOUSE AND ANNEX n for the Season June 1. printed, in plain and readable type, and coutains besides the vocabulary @ list of Foreign Words and Phrases, Explanation of Abbreviations, Kules WOOD, 47H AND KINGSLEY BTS, Park. Full view of the ocean, Now open, deraie for Juve, July, aud September: Ss NC 3 veod itt First-cl ctnwodations at ioderste rates, Cir ‘ q : se ood Bie | See the bar ode serie | for Speiling, aad ‘avies of Weights and Meas IMOKE, ASBURY PARK. THIS BEAU- J. H. SHAFFER, Proprietor, ted house, Lg blocks trom ocean, hes all | my Aurore. W.Va | ures, ac. vewents, and will be found atone ia 1 . ny | Ko i HUNDRED FEET ABOVE FLOOD MARK; | rooms lave and sightly. TRINKLE & CO. | Harper's Ferry, W. Va, New furniv waguitoes. A No.1 cook. Addre erk. Open July 1 WOOD HOUsE, Di K Pe. Brick buuding ; caj US. "NOBLE, Prop. ‘Ibis handsome and valuable little book, wuicR revsils at 40 cents, exclusive of postage, will De given and sent, postage free, wo every subscriber received by Tuk WEEKLY STAK at $1.00 each, iE NSE,” BE! Park —Beautifuily loci Mliich connects all the fuiuo {ho malaria of LW. LiGHtT- | _ ye10-2m* Perfect ssuitation; gas’ throughout; woven wire springs; Lair mattresses; excellent, ‘table; tenmm, bosting, fisuing, hops; moderate prices. 1 G. | vate xrounds; electric bells; spring water; peri ALLAN, of thi Liviuumton, Weekiusion, D. u im | sanitation," imy10-im) Av At will also be given free and “ae OTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY CITY, OTEL KAATEL = i ze ‘Open all the ycar. Strictly first-class, sect X.Y, one sending (wo (2) subscribers to Tus Weaaut rectly on the posite iron pier. “Hates Opens June ©. tes Reduced. WEE VICTOR DENTDT Propawe. seit | 44 deh a week and upward distur duly. } Drak 91 $1.00 each (2.00), each subseriber, sewel ALDINE, DECATUR ST, CAPE MAY, 1. Haclelabaaareane™ | a Tie louse {fom beach; hot ‘and cold baths up" se le ‘ihe A, F. PAIGE, — & copy Of whe dictionary free and post te. Terms e:, my17-¢o% ‘aaterskill P.O., Greene co.. 4 alee Sane SUE pe. ILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA; | (PRE NEW COLOMBIA Sy Fa a Savett. Hive” Among: the wuouuteine: tre0 vs a + ruin liosg uitoes, tavi rst-ciass; plent fresh uni AN) ‘ Ni OpERS TRE 137 i8eo, per Wevk. Open May 1. mmeder 7) iD YET ANOTHER PREMIUM, MOONEY, Owner.’ — KANK H. HILDRETH, A Lock woo HOUSE, ¥ > jeo-2m __ Late of the Hotel Lafayette, Propristor, pare, RAPES Ferry. W. Vay We have still another premium to be givente T= WINDSOR, x am n June 10. In the Blue Ride grand scenery; | subscribers— lawns. be mosquitoes: Abe Views frum all win | it table; torus THE POCKET ATLAS ts @ handsomely-printed CAPE MAY, N. 3, dows: excellent t G per week. myl7-3m | wie iene ehoen os NTAIN VI) AURORA, WEST VA. | KEKLY 8ST. POCKET ATLAS WILL OPEN JUNE5, GUO feat. tlevatien, large, tous croy an a Yeunis lawns, bowduuue alley, smcdle aud driv 3e1-2m W. W. GRE for b re cheap. For paruculareaddress J. A. LANTZ. EPTONE HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, N. J. "i N Wathin 200 ieet of sust, Opeu trom June 1 to Oc- YuTLE HALL, HARPER'S FERRY. book of 191 pages; 90 are full-page colored and “vA tober 1. jocation of Camp Hill. Ope: isso: | For terme and circular address ee Mvetineati i = j Moroughly reliable mays setting forth the geo- ae jezd-Lm* J. E. BURRELL, Proprietor. ue rr BREX0V0 HOTEL wton ————— | Guaphionl Gentusenet the whale Werks On aeteetD eat to. wuburton-by ‘theron biretl optheverch. | 7.200 feet above wctan Teves Soe eit the year; | S0tAil; 101 are filled with reading matter, com ~ -—4 p WILLIAM OTEMEL. | now prepared for the reception ‘of sum tors, oo FpoTeL aE Eaten €2 per day, abd frum: @7 to §14 per week. | @emsed into @graphic presentation of all the tects ING LAKE, N. J. Write for cireular. ‘©. HKEMP, Proprietor. | tm the social, religious, political and industrial is vory and condition of every State and Terrivwry ia Di on the Beach, — First-class throughout, Modern Haprovemente, Bia Hose ett ‘Circulars at office. E. M. RICHARDSON, s i Tpaouson ae 1s McKEON CO. PA, 2,000 feet above “ocean level; oF USE, SPRING LAKE, N. J. pow presared tor the soqeption, of summer vieitc | a Clin, pee ee GP ete Capea gi dien 4 Kates, ¢2 per day and irom 87 t eek. REAR Bt CT Wrie for circu, €. 8 KLMY, Proprietor. | Showing the relative streugih of diflerentindustries and ciretiars, address Porat Aa aly EM ous States, and “jedicime J-RPALMER | 7)\Q HEALTESECEERS AND FIHERMEN, | 64 Of Glfleront products in var \HE CARLETON, oat fhe Mormil House on Blue Ridge Moun- | other items woo numerous t mention ‘Shes tans, wiy furnished. Board at reasonable rat 1 Sune SARS, &..3. Mra M. KOLB, Muryer's Ferry, We Var jelgeimas Open June let, a —~i... = bovks bell at $1 each. HK KITTATINNY, Di = WARE WATER GAP, x i Pa. Most centrally ttractively located, enclosing 10 cents for postagetbe POCKET BY THEGEA, |, SEBING (CARE | I the moder appobtmens Src ode | 2Y thst cu KK Ke'LETCHWORTH. ——myd-dm” | pay and June, Send for circulars, "W. 8. BKODHEAD | ATLAS will be sent free, in addition t the 0 TO QCEAN GROVE, ¥. J., "HE LOVELY KEE-MAR HEIGHTS O8 SEMI- | above premium, thus practically giving G See eee a ary. situated in subuite of Bigeeewe Mae ee x THE SHELDON, Spacious shady ercunds wountala view, abd — $e13-1m. WILLISFORD DEY, Pron | #4 will'open June #0. “Cireulareat Siar fies TWO PREMIUMS TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER Ff OTEL OCEANIC, ss GaP HOUSE 7 SE ee Pree. TER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE W, on June 22 to OctoeARNEGAT CITY, nA besutiful ssoustain resort, Sete A WORD TO AGENTS. _ Terma, addreee 2G. BOIGE, Prop’, Je1-dn_| the Blus Bide. Hotel modern aud complete, PRAY VIEW Hi E » BROADHEAD, Bt the ot Si x VIEW HOTEL. ight by aac. June 12. LW. BROADHEAD, ie) Wishing t0 further encourage the west <f em tee Ocean Grgre, , waitin Prope. * SEA-SIDE--NEW_ ENGLAND, tending the circulation of THE WEEKLY Sta&, the NHE Ei 0, BROADWAY, FRONTIN LOCK ISLAND, B. 3. commission heretofore allowed agent has bees BEES POBAD? .BnpsDuAL. zone | B obEL Fifteen miles at sea; ‘de ntful climate: superb | increased, and hereafter all agents and club bet ;, fine bine = %, 5 cable, wus, electric bolle; fue masid ball’ Prices Teas book. peason. Seid stan” ** "Wis" A'EOOMIR P.O Box 2078, raisers will be permitted to ‘Send for haud: eee HOUSE THE TENTH AAA J ©. 8. MARDEN, Prop. Open ait the year. THOMAS DEVLIN, | _C.E. BE. A. BROWN, Manager. __mySeozm_| eran A COMMISSION OF 25 PER CENT, my25-2m yprietor. M NES eed Fi eS BBeRReLL ARS CoRAN COUNTY, N. J. MT. DESERT remitting invariably the balance with the orées Fifiy yards from ocean ; near Barnegat bay; Guperior | _A new house over! the sea. All modern con. Seni ed Gl arrarid veget iit | Elo Garrard Fly eet ind S| end mtmetber’ name le 4 ung, beth, beating” and Aabing.§ 62.00 per day. cut, PE STO0 's OOnbroprictare, Sample copies for canvassing purposes will be ‘Now open. Circalare a6 al} peruculare sent of eent upon epplication to any duly constitutes Be Fan, wet, 1m Proprietor. my4-3m_JNO. MCGAHEE. Agent, Alexandria, Vi G23 14th st. nw, | TON Ns ; = fevtus Lesin iow, OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. pOpen aly Summer. “Also Siiumer School at Asbury a For Baltimore and River Landings, Steamer Sue, + A aE Si | Capt, Geowueyan, loaves. Stephenson's What evecy SiG stay, Founded 86. Moe uCe ko Gas appro SM tm or further juid D sts, tw, Founded 1863. More sen 50, ; a have been tenioed the Bor | | STEPHEN! Zerinit Colores, "Dayabd night seusions,. Bix eoufees: | Tabet wart, tandiens COURSE ; writing and Graph: ophone; Practical legraphy : Spencers* RIVER LANDINGS, Rapid Writtug, Reading und Oratory, Delsarteheetion, | TEAM Whi | Business wen ‘furnished with trained employes. itu: | egg ‘8 frated catalorues tree, SALA A; SEE View | Bat? am. Returning, Ys, agp: HES ane dings ag far as Nomini Creck, Vac St | gna Leonardtown, Md; Connect with B 0, | Shenbents, sce schedule. JOHN Bi Pai R. ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 6TH | C. W. RIDLEY. 3 st., wear City Post-Oflice. Colored students not | aauitted, Call or send for catalogue. mbs— | __PIANOS AND ORGANS._ | GHOMyRouTE Jon orp a a.0n x ri A BL ES } de Sbeae 7 KHABE Seat >; Wea aly: PIANO 8, H UNEQUALED 13 20%, TOUCH, WORRMANSHTE | si, ate Ee ta, Pricoe: ie ay hbo Artie Styiom,™ in deateme‘oe | EMDROo# G20 Fou aree OY ‘eit EST DECOMAMIVE Akt rent. i corto ea ae a rant eas LADIES’ GOODS. Jow tigtires. SPECIAL ofered Bt | QEONTs! 1 ¥BONTSIN RONMLY INST, NT ced 4 | bee i oe ton wean, a6 Mat? Market Ste ____ FAMILY SUPPLIES. Pa FAILS TO CURE Dy! agent to any post-office address. Thus any agens SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. (T= wenrworrs, can have a number mailed direct from this eiisp Bovtetous Bal Mite wellknown oval will open NEWCASTLE, ¥. H, to the one be wishes to canvass, saving the trouble cape Pe, wena eee ‘Railroad Station, Portamouth, N. H., thirty minutes distant, where eoaches from the house meet every Tae last sane ae Pearce Sint eA Teduced to Tats Voge tii and'4:20 myil-sm —myliim ____WALTER BURTON.” Missiiogy, ug, in uo open a ier Samm aoe tg 81.80 per day 25 per month children OPER FOR SEASON 3U%R sore, mailed to is or her eGGress if saked for whan | — SL FRANK JONES, Prop. | Sie is sent ip—otherwise none will be mylieodim | many do not wish Gem. Subscribers: ‘W. K. BILL, Manager. fe fee ni club rates can get the Fockst ties ale By ES Gate Rees FONE RGR Ba ed erred mentee: SHARPLESS & 00., Di Ree and onty Relishie Latest 3 “ Colonial Beach, | can be consulted tue ne BF sen anguaa on ote eet me eng gp ee eR a the npn ee A zi DOT ey publieation of aS tae erie ERE PHSE Seeee, st etn nt at ‘EW PRIN ANE important into THE WEEELY &TAR makes thas iasue, where THE EVENING STA ts unavailable, ‘with its vest collection of telegraphic, govern- ‘Mental and local news, literary abd scientific mis Teporta, » Weekly journal unequaled in any re spect or in any country. ‘Teo city patrons of THE EVENING STARcas And Bo more eppreciable Rolidsy er birthéay ‘present for an abeass friend or relative han o copy of he TEE WEEELY STAR, vin encet me many bapdeome ond wectul premiums ‘Call ot cand tor sample copy and premium Mat