Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1889, Page 7

a THE EVENING STA eal at : WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1889 BAKING PARNST Pave Absolutely Pure. “Highest test™ Grape Cream of Tartar Baking Pow. der, guaranteed, free from Alum, Ammonia, Lime, Pusepiate or adulteration of any kind whateoever, x eve in Purity and Strength. rocers are ree rated to tefund price paid iftnot perfect! fry ‘We ask a trial. 4 as represented bY ne SE abaisd AKING POW DER Cy., Baltimore, Mad A PERFECT ART ALBUM CON-| TAINING 24 BEAUTIFUL PHO- TOGRAPHS REPRESENTING TEA AND COFFEE aes Wilt) BE SENT ON — & your an ESS, SE BROAD er BOSTON, CITY AND_ DISTRICT. Tur Evesixa Stan's subscription lists the books of the office, and its press and de- livery rooms are at all times open to the wel- come inspection of any person having a color- able interest in the correctness of its claims as to circulation. This is a guarantee to adver- tisers that is given by few papers in the world, and by none other in Washington! Burglaries — Maryland Industrial So- clety—New Station—Personal. Correspondence of Tar EVENING Stan. Haoenstows, November 11. Suit has been entered by Mrs, Lelia J, Wid- meyer of Hancock, in equity, for alimony from her husband, Joseph Lawrence Widmeyer, who, it is alleged, left her several years ago and went to Washington where he now resides. Burglaries in this place are becoming num- erous of late. Two were committed on Friday night last or early Saturday morning—one being the grocery store of Mr. Leslie C. Beard, on North Potomac street, where the thieves got asmall sum of money anda large amount of grocerics and provisions which were evi- dently hauled away with a team. The other was the gun and locksmith establishment of Charles Rigney, on North Jonathan street, where the burglars secured ten revolvers and number of other fire arms and val The medical and chirurgical socie land will convene in semi-annual session in this city tomorrow and continue in session two ‘This association was organized as far as 1790, and contains a large membership. Itimore city alone, it is expected, will send ty representativ ~ Interesting papers will be read by promi hysicians and surgeons, including Drs, Chisha mm, Johuson, Smith, and Canfieid of Baltimore. Mr. T. B. Perlett, of the firm of Thrush, Per- lett & Stough, carriage maaufacturers of this city, visited Charlotte. Va., Friday, on busi- ness. Soon after reaching there he was para- Impromptu on Hearing Marie Decca Sing. She sings as to the gods, with sense Of their enrapturad audience, Her proud mouth challenge to the sphere Whose music she alone can hear. —Joun H. Bonen, New York, November, 1889. ————— MISS WILLARD RE-ELECTED. She Makes a Handsome Gift to the Union. Miss Frances E. Willard was re-elected presi- dent of the National Woman’s Christian tem- perance union yesterday. The vote was prac- tically unanimous, since on the informal ballot Miss Willard had 430 votes and but nine votes were cast for Mrs, J. Ellen Foster of Iowa, who represents the non-partisan element in the con- vention. ‘There was another brief «pat over the Morton saloon license question at the afternoon session. One of the delegates read a telegram from some one in the east reasserting the statement that the license for the bar was taken out by Mr. Morton's manager. Mrs, Hoffman rose to speak, but Mra, Biake shut off further dis- cussion by the introduction of this resolutiot “Inasmuch as Vice President Morton occu- pies second position in authority in an admin- istration that favors the policy of high license, Imove that the whole matter be dismissed from the consideration of the conveution, as he could not have done otherwise without re- buking the policy of the purty.” This was adopted. At the conclusion of prayer meeting Miss Willard said that from the sale of her book. “Glimpses of Fifty Years,” there retaains due her a balance of 00 which she would donate = from the effects of which he died Satur- jay. Rev. C. M. Holt, for the past six years pastor of the United Brethern church at Boonsboro, this county, has eccepted a call from the United Use CERES, the Colebreted Minnesota Patent Process the best in the world. Isthe PUREST, BEST ond Cleanest OAP. .xcz. Of alt Druggists, but beware of Imitations. A NUMBER oF SUPERB PHOTOGRATHS of recent ORIGINAL PAINTINGS by VAUTI KNAL GU EREAU, SEIFE! other very prominent artis WM. HART. JE US. MORAN, A. F. BU? BAT PONSON and others. ant work ix Wim. Hart Also a most delicate by WM. SARTAIN. af MPHONY. IN best and handeomest AKD and CABINET FRAMES. per bous—-gi0 per to teach you to ride the Paycho Only Flaine school in Open AFETIES # THE SCIENCE OF LIFE A Scientific and Standard Popular Medical Treatise onthe Errors of Youth,reimature Decline, Nervous and Physical Debility, Impurities of the Blood. Resulting from Folly, Vice, Ignorance, Excesses ot Overtazation, Enervating ‘and unftuing the vietim fur Worl, Hisiness, the Married or Social Relation, I pretenders. Pi deo paren, nis pi Pr in plain wrapper Free, if you ans may be consulted, cout ¥ mail or in person, at the oifice of ABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. 4 Bultinch St., Bostoa, Masn., to whom all orders fur books of lewters for advice should be Girected as above, Goon Cooxtxe. OD COOKING. 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The Cheapest Gods ever fered im this or any other auarket! VOLNEY PUKSELL, Frop’r. 1025 7th st. ow. Net Spot Cash Neither Time or Discount. [us WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON T D BEIDGE Wo! EDWARD L. DENT, M on Seaton ies in the city for all kinds of Iron work. ans, Angles, &c. always iu stock. Fine Orusmeutal Cast aid Wrought Leon Work « speculty. Kepairs and tuachine work doue in ~ best inanuer and at sort notice. Sole licensees 1m the District of Columbia tor the “Goetz-Mitchell” system of Beam Anchors and Ere tectora, Works, Cor. Sud and Water ste Tel. City Uiice, 141596 at. uw. Tel. 425 Washington, Se |130acres of land near Indian Spring, the first train after the ceremony. clating minister aud the clerk of the court who issued the license both promised the couple not to reveal their names. Judge John T. et ee on the bench, testified in the trial yesterday that shortly after ance of Doctor Cronin, and Ward made use of Brethren church at Woodbridge, Cal., and will row for his new field of labor in about three we: The officials of the Baltimore and Ohio road, after inspecting their terminal facilities here, have decided to erect a new passenger depot. The brick structure at present used for freight, passengers and offices will be used exclusively | for freight. Peter Crest, an aged , and father of five sons, allof whom are Catholic priests, died near Chambersburg on Saturday. Mr. B. F. Winder of Lappin’s has purchased this county, which he will plant in peach trees. Wild turkeys are numerous in the mountains west of here, near Mercersburg, and gunners are having some rare sport. Mr. James Stouer shot four fine ones in one day, A fire. ignited by sparks from a steam thresh- ing machine. destroy barn of Thos, Bar- num, colore: ames, together with a large quantity farming implements, &e. b. of wheat, ————— MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Survey for a B. and O. Branch to Georgetown—A Mysterious Marriage. MD. Correspondence of T: ING STAR. Rockvitte, Mp., Nov. 11. It is reported here that a corps of engineers will at once commence the survey for a line of the Metropolitan branch from Kunowics station to Georgetown, taking for their route the lauds adjacent to Rock creek, It is also said that the railroad company desires to secure a cro-sing of the Potomac near Georgetown and from thence to make connection with southern roads now under its control, Another route for the same purpose is proposed from Rockville to the Potomac, following the line of Cabin John creek and crossing the river at some point be- tween the mouth of that stream and George- town, The chief engineer of the road spent everal days here last week and is supposed to be making arrangements for the prosecution of the survey, Another mysterious marriage was solem- nized at the residence of Rev. 5. R. White. this place, tonight. the contracting parties hailing from Washington and leaving for that city on The ofti- Ata meeting of Montgomery county grange held at Barnesville Saturday strong resolutions in favor of the increased taxation of corpora- tions and an annual assessment of personal property were adopted aud ordered to be sent e state grange. the Noversber tarm of the circuit court for this county commenced here today, Associate ALM A LAWYER'S I DUEL. The Cronin Trial Yesterday Winds Up in an Exchange of Epithets. Maurice Morris, a friend of Doctor Cronin, the disappearan of Doctor Cronin he was talking with Dennis Wardin the presence of John F. Beggs about the case. Said he: Mr. Ward andI were talking about the disappear- the remark ‘that the fellow had gone off on a spree with a woman and will turn upall right, I got mad at his speaking so disrespectfully of the doctor, and said, somewhat emphatically, *He was murdered and by people in this city.’ Beggs said: ‘Oh, you are not posted; we are in the inner circle, and know what we are talking about.’ vid you know anything about an inner have hearda good deal of it. I have heard John Devoy speak of it,” “What have you heard referred to as to inner circle?” mewu that the LM.B., before they united with the 0.1... belonged to the inner circle.” ‘Michael Gilbert, sewer cleaner, was the next H ibed in detail the tinding of clothes. bis box of splints and iis medical case while cleaning a sewer in Lake View on Friday last. The articles mentioned were then brought into court and the witness identified them as the ones found by him and his assistants, Police Capt, Schuettler testified that he took possession of the clothes utter the chief of police had examined them and had retained possession of them since that time. Mrs. Conklin, at whose house Dr Cronin lived, was called and identitied the clothes as those worn by Dr. Cronin on the night when he left her house for the last time. She also identified the other articles, including the box of splints and the case of surgical instruments, us having been taken by Dr. Cronin on that occasion, ‘The articles were then put in evidence. After the adjournment lawyers Hynes and Forrest had a sharp quarrel. Forrest did not want the clothes and instruments to remain in Schuettler’s hands. “Let these articles remain in the hands of some other man; we are not particular whom,” he said. ‘Let the court name aman—any hon- orable man.” “Oh, no,” said Mr. Hynes; “they are now in the hands of an honorable man. ‘The interests of your clients will not suffer. There is no need ange. Wg know you too well, Mr. For- es “We know you too well, too,” retorted Mr. Forrest, “We know you from the time you were @ Fenian. “If you do,” said Mr. Hynes, “you know that during all that time my record will stand in- spection and yours will not. Keep rightonand you will land in the penitentiary.” “That is where you will pull up,” said Mr, Forrest. “You lack nothing but investigation and con- viction,” said Mr. Hynes. “You will get there in time yourself,” said Mr. Forrest, “You came very near that yourself in the Holmes investigation.” “You are aliar,” said Mr. Hynes, a1 “You are a — liar, as well as a jury bri “Gentlemen,” interposed the court, ae was standing fifteen or twenty feet feet away, “‘may 1 ask you to remember who and where you rily. injunction was lost, however, upon the infuriated attorneys. “When you call me a jury briber,” shouted Mr. Forrest, angrily, as he edged up toward Mr. Hynes, “you are a —— liar, and you know it.” “Gentlemen, gentlemen,” said the court, severely, “this must stop—and stop at once.” “Very well,” said Mr, Hynes, will have no more of ; @— liar, FALLING OF THE HaIRis the result of inaction of the glands or roots of the hair or a morbid state of the scalp, may be cured by Lall’s Hair Ke- mower. to the Woman's C istian temperance union, TERRIFIC “E IXPLOSION. Flash-Powder Mixers Blown to Pieces Yesterday in Philadelphia. There was a frightful explosion of flash pow- der in the chemical laboratory of Wiley & Wal- lace, at 123 North 7th street, Philadelphia, at ten minutes of 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, which killed three men, including the senior member of the firm, and injured four others, The names of those who were killed are Jos. Wiley, senior member of the firm; Charles Rinedollar, a chemist, and Rudolph Lipp- man, William Kidd had his left thigh blown off and will die. The other men were more or less injured, but none fataily, Kidd’s injuries are of a most peculiar nature. His back, thighs and legs are punctured with scores of holes burned into the flesh by some chemical. The holes vary in diameter from that of a pin head to a thumb nail and in depth in about the same degree of variance. They are all flesh wounds, but their element of danger to life lies in the fact that they are poisonous wounds and death from poison may result, There were abont thirty people in the building at the time of the explosion. Of this number nearly one-half were girls and women, Most of the latter were at work on the third floor of the four-story brick building, and the other | employ groun and th cellar. and were at Work in the rear of the cellar. Wi s who escaped were on the fourth and | floors, ne now in the hospital were in the They were manufacturing flash pawaer r y is said to have been pouring some of the deadly explosive into a liquid in the sink when the explosion came, It was like the bursting ofa mammoth magazine. aud all its neighbors rocked on their founda- tions as if they were in the grasp of an earth- | quake. The detonation was like the simultane- ous discharge of a battery of heavy guns. Hundreds of windows in the neighborhood were shattered into millions of tiny fragments that , fell throughout the neighborhood in a brilliant | prismatic shower. Following the report was a burst of rosy- hued. dust-iike smoke that swept through thi building and through the crev and broken | windows of the adjoining building. It bore a pungent odor and was stifling in its effects. ‘This is not the first explosion in the since. | On October 20, 1838, John D. Cruice. a sixtee: year-old-boy employed in the establishment, | Was mixing the ingredients of the powder ina metal sieve when ‘an explosion took place and | he was fa hurt. He died the next day. His father al the firm and the trial was tc have taken place yesterday, iash powder is used in photography for ob- taining a sudden illumination in taking instant- ancous photographs. Its components are pic- rie acid, magnesinm, bichromate of potash, permanganate of potash, nitrate of potash and chlorate of potash. The compound is said to be highly explosive and very dangerous to mix. — Rolled up in a Carpet and Handcuffed. Ashland (Wis.) Dispatch to the Milwaukee Sentinel. The jury in the Manypenny manslaughter case returned a verdict of acquittal after being ont nearly thirteen hours, The scenes in the jury room to obtain a verdict for acquittal would fill columns were they delineated. One juryman was rolled up ina carpet and hand- cuffed toa chair. The jury was charged a sec- ond time by request, calling the judge from his midnight dreams and the attorneys from their peaceful slumbers, As the light of day broke in the last one against the eleven acquiesced and ended the conilict Economy in'S South Dakota. South Dakota is in need of money. Gov. Mellette has, during the past week, instructed all territorial officers not to incur the expense of printing elaborate reports to the legislature, as has been the practice in the past. The cur- rent expenses of South Dakota will be about 1,500,000 per annum, while the the present taxation will be only $300,000. Th members-elect of the legislature are greatly in favor of economy, und measures will be in- troduced to abolish the state militia, the r form school at Piankinton, which has ouly ene legulative and it is sion will not last longer Gov, Mellette says: ‘The probable that the than forty days, state has splendid public institutions, but owes every dollar of the cost, and expenses must be cut down. We are too poor a people and our real estate is too heavily mortgaged, and our first duty is to clear ourselves. The curse of South Dakota is chattel mortgages and loan sharks, who > charge usurious interest.” ‘The Husband’s Signa ure , Was Forged. A prominent lawyer in Ottawa, Ont., declares that D. B. Chisholm, fugitive from justice from Canada and the divorced husband of the present wife of Finance Minister Foster, was domiciled in South America and not in the United States at the time of the Chicago ai- vorce papers were alleged to be signed by him. It will be remembered that at the time the di- yorce was applied for by Mrs. Chisholin before the Chicago courts Judge Horton questioned the validity of the signature. It is now believed the signature was forged and the divorce was illegal. ———_-+ee —-____ An Army Officer Sued for Libel. Capt. Henry Marcotte of the army, who ac- companied Senator Call to Pensacola, had pa- pers in a libel suit for $10,000 damages served on him there Saturday. A letter to the Times- Star of Cincinnati, signed ‘‘Mascotte.0.,” dated “On the wing of Florida,” September 14, 1889, is what the suit is based on, The titles to land grants are the questions which the letter deals with, cee Tue Catuoric Coxcuess at Bartimone, 1.20 yor THE Rousp Tur via THE Bavriwoere AND Ou1.— The Baltimore and Ohio will sell excur- sion tickets to Baltimore for all trains, includ- ing the famous 45-minute flyers, on account of the Catholic congress, from November 7 to 12, inclusive, at the rate of $1.20; 24 trains each way daily and 19 on Sunday, ee McCaffrey Wants to Fight John L. 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WT¥N COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION AND ORATORY, 313 6th St. a. ae eae block east of City Mice, is well-known College lus developed some of the Frofessicial talent in this country by the use of ra toenad Tonchors’ CertiGeateaawwanded Shorter courses privately or in clays. tmloxue tree, rad th yeu hat-p ht Tx pte ford ‘thorouh san ‘anished @iion., red to guvance the pupils ‘sic wud art. “Che musical departnent comprises } and{teciaiie and embraces piauo, Lary, violin, rand banjo. tues, geueral vocal and drawing and feney No efforts are oy SINESS COLI ener 7th end D ste hhool of Buntuen aud Counting House Training, hool of Practical kuglish. ool of Shorthand aud 1 ypewriting. ‘ool of Telegrapuy uid Eivctrical Science, hovl of Speucerian Peumanship. Lot Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, und nixht sessions. INKY DER C, SPENCER, R, Vice Principal. M A colic och se4-3m re JNoEWooD INSTITUTE, iL of high «rade for YOUNG LADIES aud LITTLE GIRLS, ‘upils prepared to enter the Lixhest clisses of wy Livhth session opeus Monday, September JU, at 9 mm. Address the Silat gr Sy be6-: MK. HARVARD GRADUATE DESIKES PUPILS _no4-3m. Uae! V. G. FISCHER Bo Lae A. Foesras Py EI With Bottle of Ink. A trial wil Antique Parchuneut, octave, Hic BOOKS AND STATIONERY HEAP MUSIC—CHEAP _ ‘uples 40-cont M x, Price. 81 50, Manufacturers’ price $2.50. i prove tts value. etal, terms, i a octavo, = ADUCATE AND WIN — BUSINESS COCI ain boreh TADen, cecial, 4 ree 4 Book-keeping, Aritha | Envelopes included iu price. “Call aud ee samples and Correspourence, Pentwans and coupure wita papers tur whic, pay 90 und hess Practie Repent pad Co .| 8 and note the result. BY 1HE POUND— Ciasoer a itp rer rary, El $5 Silver Muuiited Card Cases aud j RORERT. F. MILLER, ationer and Eugraver, , Corcoran Building. ART AND STATIONERY COMPANY, 529 15TH STREET (CORCORAN BUILDING), IMPORTERS, Fisz Srartoneny. Paintings, Water Colors, Etchings, Engravings, £e Letost Publications, Rare Prits, Artistic Picture Framing in Gold or Hard Woods. Kegilding of Uld Frames aud Kestoriug of Pautings Awpeciulty, FINE STATIONERY AND CARD ENGRAVING. _ Latest Designs, Low Pri WEDDING INVITATIONS, VISITING CARDS, DIES, ETC, ENGRAVED WITH CARE. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, Bookseliers, Stationers and Engravers, 428 7th st. nw. y or in small cence Apyl; medias a. PUTNAM, A.M, At Sanders as Sian mae Gis | F st. no ADAME A. PELE ‘03 ch classes aud pri col best, refer- sc6-Sun* _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ KRAKAUER PIANOS onsidered best by theia at Temple of Music, H the 1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, 1212 AND 1214 14TH STREET. “te haudaomest, Lest, in tone, touch, ALLET & DAVIS UPRIGHT PAROS, Boperbaty lee. low prices; installments: ot eae 311 Vth st ow. iuost enduri ‘finish, RAILROADS. Buroore Ono Rinzo. ROAD. Axo srhedule im eect November 10, 1480. ashing ton Leave Wi from station corner of New Jersey ‘avenue and C street ae, poe o33 No awe Ve Veatibuled Limited reee daily am. exprese aaa Sycimenty St Lola ana ndlewapelie, express FE" iwwe For Fistor sea t Uitveiand, Vertitated Limited : ww exprom daily 1120.4. mand exirees 6 4 wow or Lexington and Local Stations t10 So = 7 tes ior pm. Bal oT sonnets sok “et 00,6 a0. 5 200, aoa he a utes a 36, Pe AA a 0 gs mites Fe" a x a $25, a*a a ween, ee and ry 8:30.4.m., 12:10, 4 Ene $:38 Aue Vda’ 35, a 8S Yt ss Po aco Tt aS 24 God FE Saad or 11:00 se — —o: For Anuupolia, 6:40 and 8:30 am, 1 mare, 6:20 p.m. 3 Sun ri ma. Leave Annapolis 6-40, - 12,03, 8:00 abd 6:10 peau Sundays, 8:5 att ‘Wj . For statio the Metropolitan Branch, t6.45,| THE EVENING STAR ts a PAPER $10.30 am. nh Pm. for jbrincipal stations only, - YE a ‘ The: 0a a fee AO ana # ma. OF TO-DAY, not of YESTERDAY nor le satis ne. 4:35 p.m. termediate point of LAST WEEK. It prints ALL THE NEWS, Local, Domestic and Foreign, LONG IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN- "9:00. nediate stations, ¢7 00 pm., Church train leaves Washington on Sunday at 1:15 ees sitions ou Metra Pei ING PAPERS. ‘Sundays 1:15 For Haeretown, 10°30 a.m, and +530 p.m. This is conspicuously true of all classet Aratue arsive fi teago dally 11:45 205 pean. fru ana and Dt. Lous daily and ma. tts 8m. and Pe om Pittsburg 7:10 ain, 6: NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISIC For New York, Trenton, Newark “atk baie | of news, but especially so In regard te Local News and District Affairs. THE STAR has a very much LARGER and BETTER force of LOCAL RE-= PORTERS and SPECIAL WRITERS than any other paper in Washington ever thought of employing, and ITS MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND PRINTING FACILITIES ARE MORE os ae Philadelphia for Washi "4.40, “dT Aoamtt 5, vag Yopu.’ | THAN THREE TIMES AS POWER- Atlant: 00 am and "1 m. Sun- FUL AND RAPID AS THOSE OF ANY OTHER WASHINGTON PAPER. It is therefore able to print each day a full | Feport of every transaction of public in= | terest occurring in the District up te the very hour ®f going to press. Dai Suna a sake Galati ana checked from hotchosnt Fee idences by Union Trausfer Co. on enacts leitat officen, 619 and 1331 ba, ave. aud at Depots et rot SHAS. 0. SCULL, Gen. Pass. Ant. SYLVANIA ROUTE Ee AND SOUTHWEST. wor inci kriat x wis AVE WA’ TRAINS CORN Gr AND BST For Pitisburg and the West, Chicago Lum: PL Eallman Vestibuied Care at 10:5 Fast Lave, By the free use of the OCEAN CABLES for REGULAR AND SPECIAL DIS- PATCHES, and with the difference of time in its favor, it is also able to give its readers every afternoon the news of Chicago and’ Cineiun Parior Car Washington to Harrah ing Cars Harrisburg to. St. Loum Chicas and | ti WHOLE EASTERN HEMISPHERE Som ester En Tm af idan” (ost | for the entire day, and up to 12 o'clock Bice ng Cars V 5 ‘Chicago st. | midnight, thus leaving literally nothing in the way of news from Europe, Asia, and Africa for the morning papers. for Lousy press 10:00 i with throug! » Chicago, LTIMORE AND POTOMAC EATLROAD, For, Kaue, Causndaig ui “daily, cacept unday, For Baie, Canndaie 3 and falo nnd Niagara duily,except Satut With Steepink Car Wushiugton to ie nas. au, daily, for Puttavury a dleeper to Pi 20—— Equally does THE STAR lead all its contemporaries in the publication of the For Willian: Kock Haven aud Sa 50 For Whimunsporcaeiy NEWS OF OUR OWN COUNTRY. FOR PHILAD, LEILA, Receiving the regular dispatches of both News Associations; with alert and enterprising special telegraphic cor- am dally, daly pr aoe pats on respondents at all important points; and Fast Exorees B10. ma, week depend Wes an daily, | With wires leading directly from its own oo. 6-00 p.m. daily = For Boston without change, 3-20 p.m. every For, Grouniyu, N.Y., ull’ through trains connect at Jersey GY with "bosie of Brooklyn Anpea, a! ing direct transfer to Fulton «ty rs double ierrs across New hu. ran pecs: For Atlautic City, 11240 am, week doy, 11420 p.m. For. tatimmore, 6 office to the general net work of telegraph system touching every city, town and hamlet in the United States and Terri- tories, it is enabled to receive and print atonce a full report of every event of consequence occurring during the day anywhere between the Atlantic and Pe« cilic Oceans, —"o: €@ NOTE THE RESULT: 2g 12.05, 4:20 and Sundays, 9:05 DIA AND TREDERICKSBURG RATL- LEXANDAIA AND WASHINGTON —o: THE STAR HAS MORE THAN THREE TIMES AS MANY REGULAR SUBSCRILERS and MORE THAN | BIVE TIMES AS MANY REGULAR READERS AS ANY OTHER DAILY PAPER IN WASHINGTON. It is de- livered regularly by careful carriers at | the HOMES OF THE PEOPLE, AFTER THE BUSTLE AND WORRY OF THE 4:00, B01. t ‘On Sunday at D. G01, 8:02 swuuation for Quantico, oti meek das. 2 5:10. 7 209.8-00, 9:20, 1 Sunday at 9:10 and 11.0 ; 8-00, 9:20 aud 10:32 pn, Tickers aud j.furmauuy at the office, northeast « of 13ta street and Pennsylvania ‘avenue, and at ‘ders can be left tor the ingot | a to eet Aon from hotels aud reside: ral Manker. fn11) tAY ARE OVER, and it is thus read LED MONT ALK Li leisurely and thoroughly by EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY. They know that it prints all the news, and bas only the interests of the people of the District in view, with no partisan measures to advocate, and no private schemes to forward. They know it, in NOVEMBER 10, 1889, * Tennessee Mali, daly ‘for Warren- Charjottesville, tween Alexandria aid Kuoxville, Chatwuoe ever Washington ty Meu, tu.— Fast Mail daily for, Warenton, . Stations Chesapeake and 0! oan Suchburs, Kocky Mount, Danville and 5 tween Lynchburg aud “+ i Asbeville, Chariot, Columbia, “Augusta, A Dirninvhaw, Monwomery, Or California, | Pullman Sie ss. per, short, tobe THE PEOPLE’S PAPER, Somteore that SiecperGreens: | and nothingelse. Asan ADVERTISING pure” te winbie aud Pullin Washington to Ci oO. 2:30 pan.—Daily, except Sonday, Strupbunw id uterinediate stations. MEDIUM it is, therefore, ABSO- LUTELY WITHOUT A RIVAL. It is in fact worth more as a means of reach- ing the public THAN ALL THE OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN THE CITY TOGETHER. Furthermore, in proportion to the re- turns it gives its patrons, ITS ADVER- TISING RATES ARE THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY. ute. for Manassaa, Daly via Lyuckbuns, Brigtol and Chat- Sleepers Washington to forall Arkausas pouits, a Express. daily for Manansas Culpeper. Orauge, Charlottesville, Staunton, Ln aie Ville, Cincinnati, ‘Pullimau Vestubule train Was fou to Cineuinati with a n sleeper for Louis. uuthern Express daily for Lynchburg, taleich, Asheville, Charlotte, Columbia, stay Alay ty. Ndw Orleans, Lexa tubule Car Washinxton to New Uricatis via Atlauta and Moutwomery. Pullman Sleeper Washinton to Birminghatn, Als., via Ata weitic railway. n Washington ar Ohio division leay ain. daly except, sunday Mound Hill } 4. value leave Hound Bill | 1. patu. daily except Bunday, arriving 1 ta —0o:—— In conclusion, the public should bear in mind this one significant fact: THE STAK does not rely upon empty boasts to impress the public. ITS CIRCULA+ TION IS SWORN TO; its PRESS- Chess ‘anid Charlottesville at 2"8u Sa.u. Strasbury local at 10: sleeping-car reservation and information furvisue id baxwage checked at ofhce. 1300 Pen ROOM IS OPEN TO THE led aybauis eve. aud at Gusecuyer station, Feutsylvauis | and its BOOKS MAY BE INSPECTED nd DAS. Le TAYLOR, Gen. Pans, Agent, ‘POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. WgeUNT VERNON. ‘Steamer W. W. CORCORA: by any one having an interest in their examination. These are CRUCIAL TESTS, which few papers invite, and which those that boust most are least Blake, leaves 7th at. wharf daily except 'Stndny) for Must | Mble to stand. Vernon, Jeavinss stl0am, amine lou about 3:50 pin. Fare, ound tip, Eo ecient —_—0:— ands ee © The esteem in which THE STAB is held by the reading and edvertising ures given below. In the first six months of each of the 'E 801 Steamer Lady of the Lake, frou: 6th-st. wharf, day, Thursday, aud Sunday, 5 p.m Bisa “se Leary, 7tu-st. Wharf, Monday, Wednesday Hing © pan, " Steainers stop at Fibey Pout eine aes 5 e, Tel, call, 4: aon. Fe POTOMAC | RIVER L LANDINGS. NEW IKON STEAMER “WAKEFT SELECT BOARDING and DAY scHoe! eke. Special facilities tor selected studies. jock a esr . aud MRS, WM. D. CABELL. of u Scie: sexes. Sevetith year bewins Septeiuber 29 with a corps struction in Enxlis! Sividual training, special advantages to, apt pupils RIENDS' SEL} A Primary, T SCHOOL, 1811 T ST. N.W.— Intermediate and’ High School for both une teachers, all professional atid experienced. In- Mathematics, Languaes and nee: pupils prepared for college or business; in- Leapixe [ssrnvmeyrs, Cull aud examine our representative stock of DECKER BROS.’ WEBEL PIANOS. REASONABLE PRICES. ACCOMMODATING TERMS, Old Instruments taken in ment, Tuning and repairing. ra sag PIANOS FOR RENT. SANDERS & STAYMAN, HOKT ROUTE S ROMDBEUIMCHEL thor x 5.8.00, » Havre), RR elgg saehtt cabin 875 and tw: tou ( stecrage at low Sasou, Aopis wb. F DCE, tim 1860, has Fotusned to he city snd wil and to those preparing for oe ; calisthenic drill, The school ie well eupgliad wi reterenics books and, physical" ahd chemical ‘apparatue:” text books furnished without extra charge. The building bas been enlurged und no exyense of trouble epared te regen Fe a eeigaer and SS a a E P ae 4 Fey er pe fect. Office hours, 10 wan. w WELL. Principal. me po mw ORRN AA ha re GATED, SINDERGARTEN. — Misa Many “hie 244 g Hooper. who founded the ‘first Kinde ANOS. ashi ae his own style of fighting. Iam the only man F hinderwarien at the residence of i TOUCH: WORKMANSHTP whom he ‘hes as not defeated, Queensberry rules.” Eonar Garheld Spencer, 12:21 H st. 2. ie MOND: ay of ects] atten ot of “Purchasers” is invited to, thelr +o connecting with all parts of the city pass the door. aD ROO! MART "Pispos iorteat, Killed by a Clergyman. se28-3m Est DRCULATIVI ~ Ta te A shocking accident occurred yesterday two | @HOKIHAND. Fen ag eu i-toows foowat mats in tne miles from Cedartown, Ga. Rev. ©. K, Hen- and Gentlemen who wish to acqmre a thor- foam Sree mente an teed derson, pastor of the Baptist church at Cedar- = poe ped iumtrliction Tome, dodersts | wEneerand 1b venus whiel. wil be arranged ob BAS town, accidentally shot Gib Jones, killiag him co of ah 6 arjenced Viescher aud | MONSLY INS: Wil -ENABE’€ co, instantly. The two men were out bird hunting pati calor York ave. Iustrnetion day audeven: | _ 40 ee ee in an open field, Mr. Henderson was in ad- | mute, accurate: yeas Subbed wwek ob 52 wees ee vance of Mr. Jones with his gun cocked and GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. over his shoulder. Mr: Henderson's gun | was | ‘T= BE Tal me A aaemens accidentally disc aud the load entered zed in rica and Europe ‘2s the best gchool | ]Yf EBCHANT LALLORING, Mr. —_ scattering his brains upon the sia: rei Langone FALL AND WINTER, *89-'90. groun oneuts Pres “ola ranenamepntc! Yesterday morning at, Hazelton, Pa., there pbrrasen.is pont, rep tiglsncatsie Cy szeittiiad to uayect at he walrkown was a cave of rock an PRE- Migisian aaskilled anoles bake or tora | Umpc Foi hee tcp eee 3. D, BARR, rae body and yet another had -—_ nies Corel ay aw maromtma ration | 75 Pastis AITORNEYS A a J, COUNSELOBS AT LAW, 402 Oth ot. 2. s Opp. City Hall. ATTORNEY-AaT- le Cryensterts law 3 aw. ae GC. Residence, 1 Se. DENT, seat of masarial. at ihent of Columbian. a Hee prevents ‘an i PARSO. saveciaien a Purvis Golds Au on sane ———————— NOTARIES PUBLIC.