Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1889, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON f D. C.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1889, PARAS Pov Absolutely Pure. “Highest test™ Grape Cream of Tartar Baking Por der, guaranteed free from Alum, Ammonia,’ Lime Fiat or adulteratios of less in a aud peosted ad pric rey Fanaint ies RING FuW VERGO. Use CERES, the Celebrated Minnesota #@atent Process Flour. It is the best in the world. eo superb piece of work, in which the breeze of even- ing is typified by xraceful female figures, human in form, but sprite-like in substance, Whose very robes have the iridescent and luminous coloring of Fairy- and. ‘This is just redy snd can be delivered for MR. HOVENDEN’S “IN THE HAN) aEe oF A SHEIK :" EOE a BU ion.” iutervatiny all * PAINTINGS, MIKKOES. a full ao superb Hine of ETCHING-, SENGHAVINGS, FAC-SL “ROG El’s GROUPS.” JAMES S. EARLE & SONS, No_#16 Chestnut at. Philadelphia THE GEORY'OF: MAN STRENGTH VITALITY: 20 THE SCIENCE F LIFE A Scientific and Stanard Popular Medical Treatise onthe Rrrore of Youth,Pramanire Decline, Nervous and Paysical D , Impurities of the’ Biood. EXHAUSTEDVITALITY “S UNTOLD MISERIES al Medical Auseciation for this PRIZE ESRAY en NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY.Dr. Parker and aco: pom a of = ony jane may Bone consulted, dentiaily, or in at the office of THE CA 5 rsa No. 4 Balgnewat.. jomog y to whom, erders for books or leters for should be rected as above, advice myt-stuth Waar Anz You sxe ‘To Do ABOUT IT? Possibly fonr anewer will be that it's none of my; dusiness. Don't be Lasty, my brother. «ual. w, tell you with emphasis that.t wy business an. that youre vitally me di i Proper Cuothi necessity, and when prices have been se reduced as tu piace such: wn easy reach of ALL tHe PEOPLE why should auy oue of you wear @shably garment? Heues the query— WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO LO ABOUT IT? ‘Let such bargains as these slip through your fingers— J opine te the contrary Fine Wide Wace Ii nee, Albert Coats and Vest, Elegant Black suite wv. Lot $007—Hair-lize Linguual Overcoata, strictly AL woul, Velvet Colars, Suk Facius, Lap Seams, Glove Cut ane porsect Biting, Let 4 hildren’s Su.ts, Jackets and Short | sinee 4 to L4 years, str nat, sixbuy aud service- | ‘o bug Louauiza tor the bo: 1 Men's i vy Fisid Overcoats, strongly Muuied, aud, withal, al excedent | $18, MEN's surfs Sick CoaTs, $8.08 aj ward. men’s sults ct Sway CuaTS, s * BOYS SUITS-cOAt>, | AND LONG PANTS, BOYS! OVELLOA LS, wien 18 to 18 years, 2-00 tp ward. CHILDK: Ave OVERCOATS, ly bat-of-duore garment bd SPAS TALUONS, 01.25, $1.50, a wy, e275, $2.78, 63 FRY Waewe ts URICALY ©, Se Durine the entire wc BPRiCk. b ins re will be Deen eveuings ULL Y cock. Baturday evenings | GEuliicciek av 7 ee [| er: Goons. ‘The finest and most varied assortment f have ever | @ahlatedare uv edy for inspection iu Five FANCY LEATHER GUUDs, PUREIGN AND DUMESTic, IN POCKET BOOKS, CAD AND LETTER CASES of Goriem and otver bees Wakers,UolLp ain and slerung Giver mounted. CHATELAINE BAGS, MANICURE SETS. CUFF AND COLLAK BOX8s. STERLING SILVEN MA CH SAFES. FONE ENGLisH £1 1TED TRAVELING BAGS: H ater bond own direct importation), fver: SOLID EEATHER sUGAan Aub ClOsMELTE Cénbarond many other GAn AND CiGaiet Te fee many 0 hue goods too numerous to mewn, at JAMES 8S. TOPHAM'S 1241 Pennsylvania sve i Franks snd Traveling Bage in great variety. hoe ver aud a5 A ¥ NN 8 aa ER ite ce 4 Boo : Lately returned from Engisnd,esme into my Store, and, after huang erclauued iu Lis scquired we Jove! Sam, dontcherknow, you've got a verita- TIE sHOPr ‘That I have, ad the Novelties for the Holidays are beauaful 8. L. BACHRACH, Tie SHOP, oc26-itas 1225 ¥ ST. N. We | Correspondence of Thx : ‘landon the Maryland | He removed to ti | duagliers + peared in Washington social eireles, + LOsDOR Du DRESSING CASKS | CITY AND_DISFRICL. Tuz Evsxixe Staz's subscription lists, the books of the office, and its press and de- livery rooms are at all times open to the w come inspection of any person having a color- able interest in the correctness of its claims ag to circulation. This is a guarantee to adver- tisers that is given by few papers in the world, and by none other in Washington! THE R. R. COERCION SCHEME. President Robderts’ Views on the Freight Blockade. The lumber exchange has received the following letter from President Roberts of the Pennsylvania road in regard to the freight blockade: Pzsysyivanta Rartroap Company, Orrick oF THE PrEstpEnNt, Puttapevputa, Dec. 10, 1889, Messrs. W. A. Wimsatt and others, Committee of the Washington City Lumber Exchange, Washington, D.C.: Gentlemen: Absence from the city has de- layed my reply to your favor of the 3d instant, which I find on my desk this morning. I regret to say that the position of affairs to which you refer is one not ulto- gether unexpected, for the reason that although we have made every effort fora number of years past to increase our facilities at Washington, so that we could promptly handle the traffic offered to us, we have been utterly unable to get authority to lay the needfui tracks and sidings, so as to make available the real estate purchased and leased by usto accommodate the rapidly increasing business of your city. We have not been unmindful of the growth of Wash- ington nor of the fact that greater facilities will be required every year to properly accommodate its business, and in order to do our share of ths work we huve ex- P nuded from time to time large sums in the purchase of real estate, upon which to provide Special facilities for car load deliveries aud the handiing of lumber, coal and other bulky traffic. Having done this, however, we have been advised by the Commissioners that, with every disposition on their part to meet your requirements, they have no power to per- mit sidings to be laid into this real estate, al- though they were absolutely necessary to pre- vent the blocking of your streets and to relieve our company of the civil and criminal penal- ties that would follow the unauthorized occu- pation of your public highways, Among other properties we bought. large block of groundon i4thstreet near the Long bridge and endeavored to secure permission to lay tracks into it, But it was finally decided by the Supreme Court of the United States that no authority exists under which this permission could be granted, and we have recently had to dispose of this property, it being, of course, utterly useless to us or to you unless we could lay tracks upon it, “We are now under indictment by your city authorities on eigh- teen different counts for the use of sidings long siuce laid with the assent of vour Commis- sioners into and for the accommodation of business establishments located on our route, as well as for the use of sidings constructed on ground leased from the Commissioners of the District ata large yearly rental. You will thus sce that the sawe Obstacles exist whether the property that we desire touse to accommodate your traffic be leased or purchased. Our efforts to give the people of Washington the proper facilities for their freight traffic have thus been thwurted in every way aud our company also subjected to heavy expenses by reason of continual verdicts rendered against us for mages based upon the temporary but en- Rot occupation of portions of your highways in order to tucilitate not only the business interests of our city but also the absolute needs of the Bost Ofice department. f course you will understand that there is no disposition on our part to relax our efforts to serve you in every possible way, but we would like the public, whi | have the real interest’ in this | matter, to understand just how our efforts in this direction have been met in the past and how powerless we are to remedy the evils of eink von complain, unless proper legislation is obtained from Congress, and while I regret exceedingly the inconvenieuce you have suffered by the delays in the move- ment of your trafic, you will, lam sure, un- derstand from the statements I have made that it is not due to any fault of ours. It is, of course, largely against our interests after con- structing a railrdad to be without the facilities hecersary to its working, and especially to have freight delayed in transit, not only because we lose the earnings of the cars while they are standing idle, but because they block the move- meut of other cars and cripple the traftic movement on the entire system. I have con- ferred fully with our general manager, Mr. Pugh, and with the olficers speciatly charged with the operation of the Baltimore and Poto- mac railroad, and have requested them to use every effort in their power to relieve the biock- ade which has existed in the lumber, coal and other traffic and to do all that is possible to | promote your wishes. But you will understand that uf they do succeed at this time the relief will be but temporary, and if they do not succeed it will be not from any indisposition on their part to to meet your views, but simply from the fact that the railroads entering Washington are to- day without the facilities absolutely necessary to do their business, and that the Congress of the United States seems to be the only body which can grant the authority to the roads to supply these facilities, I trust, therefore, that the ..cts which have come to your knowledge in conuection with your own business, aud which apply as well to the movement of other large ckw of traftic to aud trom your city, will iuduce those who really represent the buasi- nes@ interests of Washington to make such representations to Congress that the lines of | steam railway whica have become so essential | to the prosperity of your city will be enabled to provide themselves with the ilities which, while now denied to them in your city, are cheertuliy exteaded to them in every other city in the Union, Very truly yours, G, B, Roseurs, Pres't, ¥REDERICK CITY AND COUNTY. Death of a Prominent Farmer—Twenty- one Years tur Kape—Social Doings, VENING STAR. Frepexick, Mo., December 11, Capt. Henry T. Deaver, who died here on Sunday, aged seventy, was the most extensive farmer in Frederick county, keeping ander ex- celent cultivation over a thousand acres of rich tract near Knoxville, city with his family several soon succumbed to Brigut’s « widow, one son aud three latter have frequently ap- | months ago, bat | disease. He leave ‘The Adams express company bas appuinted Heck their agent bere two succeed 8. Bruaner. taltimore and Ohio road yesterd d twenty repair hands out of a at Kuoaville aud four men out Tegular gang. iu the circuit court here yesterday a decree | of divorce & mensa et thoro was granted to Linthicum in her suit against Edward scum, Pretty wedding took place a few ford, mornings ago at the bome of T.G. Craw } wear Ljamevitle. The bride was Mish Kau . Heucy E. Bruner of the M.E. church ated snd the atteudwats were Miss Oriw and Mr. Wm. Dizon. state and lmprovement company j of Buit.wore city hus boaght of Wm. W. Wen- | ner ana wife two parceis of lund in this county for $4,057. The same company has bought of Mary Gertrude Orrison 294 acres of land 1n this county for @8,521.30. Thomas Smith, convicted in the circuit court at Westminster of an outrageous ssssult upon | ten-year-old Minnie Jane Gamber, was yestur- day sentenced to twenty-oue years in the peni- tentiary, John T.Stauer, convicted in the same court of an attempt to commit a similar aseault, was sentenced to ten years’ imprison- | ment. John J. Harman yesterday sold to William H, Shank and wife 19 acres of land in thie couuty for €1,200.—Jacob Robrback, trustee, sold a farm in Emmittebury district to Samuel Sea- bold for €2,000. icv. George J. Zimmerman, born in this city in 1899, died a few days ago in Balumore. He was largely interested in the educational and reformatory interests of the state aud was a zealous Christian worker, bir. H. E. — of Washington is in the city on a vi Mr. Elmer *p. Woodward of Frederick and | Bliss ida M. Bowers of Buckeyetown were mar- ried at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage here Monday, Rev, Ad. J. Gill fil! officiating. Oliver Johnson, the veteran editor and abo- a died Tuesday afternoon, at his home ‘The decision from Rome in regard to the Ursuline on Guplest tine Pintevurg is in favor of and her adbercots, as SUGAR FRAUD IN KANSAS. Fraud in the Process and Money Se- cured Out of Bond Subsidies. A dispatch from Topeka states that aswindle of gigantic proportions has been perpetrated upon the farmers fo two counties in Kansasand it may be more far reaching than is yet known. The amount involved in the swindle aggre- gates over $150,000. The American sugar com- pany of Kansas was chartered about a year ago, its agent built a mill to manufacture sugar from sorghum at Meade Center. The product from the mill was exceptional, both in quality and quantity. The farmers, who saw a new in- dustry added to the state, were jubilant over its success and when the company proposed that the different townships should vote bonds to it for the extension of its works they feil in with the plan readily and bonds to the amount of $90,000 were voted and the scrip turned over to the company. At Ashland, Clark county, the same pian was pursued and bonds to the amount of "15,000 were voted by the farmers of that county. Although nothing efinite is known as to the distinction. mocning | Pears obtained the only gold medal awarded solely for toilet SOAP in competi tion with all the world. | «Paris Exposition, 1889. Liighest possible company's transactions in other parts of the state, it is believed that one or two other west- ern counties were also induced to vote bonds to the company to provide them means to erect their sdgar mills, Two of the employes of essrs. Emerson & Painter, in the Meade Center mill, suspected some sharp practice by the company. ‘They investigated and reported to the authorities bere that the manager had mixed pure sugar with surghum sirap in quan- tities sufficient to produce a superior sugar in very profitable quantities from asmall cane pro- duct. The residents of two of the townships of Meade county called on the manager of the mill, and, in the presence of the sheriff, com- pelled him to destroy the bonds voted to the company, The bonds of the other townships have been negotiated. It is believed that no Tas Werx We display the largest stock of Goods, suitable for HOL DAY GIFTS, ever shows in this city. Our building iy couipletely flied with late invoices of Artistic wid Useful Articles, of both foreian aud domestic manutacti rices SHINGLY LOW. We would advise our friends aud patrons to select iF ~ HOLIDAY GIFTS before the GREAT KUSH commences, erety on- bitte tiem to take iouger Sue aud t9 aelvet the Goods suey want le Goods Hey TW ELES, CHAIRS, &e Cherry and Antique Ouk Rockers, i Silk Plush, any Shade, from ‘s.in ee and Antique, Oak and tuiskes, from $0 uy ‘Autique Oak Kockers, in W ito Bay, tron from us $10 up. ith Pl Chervy and Oak Labies, : ‘ legal action can be taken against the sugar | ab aid Chetty tation, 24-iuel Loy ops a Siiver and Gilt jablea, © a a Pedewtale in Ou a pee ———_- cee —_____ EVA MAKES NO DEFENSE. Bereaus im Fret ork and Silk, @7. Standing Cubineta for the Pariur, 815. Hanmi Cabtuets, all finishes, #3. Facclent ssarinieut (of Ladies’ Writing Desks, finished in Vak, Antique Oak, Mahowany, $ ears Dressing Tables, all Woods aaa Finishes, Robert Ray Hamilton’s Wife Leaves Him Free by Not Answering. Robert Ray Hamilton isn’t going to have much trouble in getting rid of his wife, Eva, who is now serving out her time for attempted murder in the New Jersey state prison, The complaint in his action against her for absolute divorce was served several weeks ago, and as the time has now elapsed within which she might answer, and no answer has appeared, the ex- assemblyman has plain sailing, He can now go right ahead and get his decree of divorce, and is even now practically free from the woman who has done so much to wreck his life and prospects. It was expected that, in spite of her imprisonment, she would fight the divorce case tooth and nail, and make Hamilton pay dearly for the privilege of cons rid of her, It is whispered that Mr, Hamilton did not get off so easily as might be imagined, and that ample provision has been made for her when she shall have finished her term of im- risonmentat Trenton. Whether the case will ik Cases, frot prea Stinewar fiat acy froin 812 up, 5-piece Bilk Plush hyn Buite, $37 Elegant Aruyle Suite in Tapest E-prsce Suits ius Wilton Rue avd site 6 manasa 5-plece Suite, up: olstered in Broci Pillow-back Lounges in Nebo cay 35u, Couches cover in a) eutry Potrome, NiNG Roba Extension lables, cl wo 50 pytterns of Pillar b xteusion ‘Tables, Handsowe Sideboards, in Mahogany, Oak or Walnut, from 320 wy toh, $4 exch, — stra, to ma m os, to mule, eons CHAMBER SUITES, ofcbitgg, Antique ‘Unk or Chersy’ Suite, Beveled Leautitul Mahogany Suite, Cheval Gl Chiffoniers, iu Mabogany or Oak, Seiea Plate Glass, from $15 up, Aliacellaneous F Urniture of all kinds. On the secoud Floor we show 500 vieces of RATTAN and WICKER WOuK. Lockers from $2 up. Wicker Tables (something new) from #4 up. je tried in open court or before a referee isun-| Work Bas! ets Stands) Foot Res Se &eo. certain, but in all probability the former AComplete method of proceeding will be adopted in view meee of the new rule recently adopted by the supreme court judges in regard to the trial of divorce cases, Mother Swinton and her son, “Josh” Mann, will. itis said, be witnesses for the plaintiff in this suit, and'it was on condition that they should aid him in getting hiv divorce that the peovecayan against them for conspiracy was ‘opped and ad they were released last week, se0 an TAVESTH 'S8) And INGRAINS. Kubucey eats Gs. SMYRNA RUG.” Bit Gin by ott. froin $2.89 to SA {t. by 7 {t,, from $7.25 te 89. 1 Siehice Pout! 72 inches wide, 20.05 per pair. 63 in. hes wide. $5.US per pair, Regular width, $6.08 per pair TAL ELLGANT Mrs. Saltus Wants a Divorce. Asuit for absolute divorce has been brought by Mrs. Helen R. Saltus in the supreme court of New York against her husband, Edgar E, Saltus, the novelist. They were married in that city on November 23, 1883. Two corespond. ents are mentioned in the suit. One is Elsie W. Smith, The other is Fanny Girvan. Mrs, Saltus says that her husband left for Europe on November 2. On this information Judge Law- rence issued an order for service of summons by publication. Mr, Saltus is reported to be very ill abrond, Rich and pennititaletiects in * RENNAISSANCE and IRISH POINT LACE. Nottingham, Laces, in nuvel TAMBOUR, per pair, “Oda is pairs Siac G ache “an attractive Uneot, WALL PAPERS, For Parlors, Dining i.coms, Chauwbers and Halls, ex- quisite colurinys, late-t patterns. special attention given (o Kalsomining, Fainting aud Frescoing. — Esti- iuates furniahed, SULIUS LANSBURGH. From now until the holidays the open until 9 Hose & Hernsaxwa EQUITABLE A Boa on the, “Rampage. “Shay, my friend,” said a seedy bum at the corner of 3d street and Ist avenue, in New York, to a passing dude as he pointed to the sewer opening, “is zhat a fac’, or jes monkey business?” The dude gave one look, then with a wild “bully-gee!” started deliriously down the street with the bum a close second. From the sewer hole a Jong triangular head followed by about two feet of spotted neck, with more of the same kind coming. A man with a ladder came briskly along the sidewalk and perceived the ap pparieon, and in asoul-felt endeavor to make himself scarce mowed a swarth among the passers-by, broke two plate glass windows, | tore an awning out st the roots and scattered | a pot of red paint all over the block. There was now three feet of spake visible to the naked eye and the end was not yet. By this time fully 300 people had gathered to watch the sight, and the boa—which was ef seven fect in length—was unwinding its slow length down the avenue. ‘Lynch the pestiferous brute!” yelled ahod carrier ashe made a pass at it with his hod. The suake promptly showed up a mouth hike a coal scuttle with a large seating capacity and the lyncber fied. Finully a man with a combination of brick and a deadly aim floored the reptile and a youth with a six foot piece of scantling finished it off. It is sup- posed the snake escaped from some estab! CREDIT SYSTEM. GENTLE READER, WE KNOW YOUR LARGE- HEARTED GENEROSITY PROMPTS YOU TO KINDLY REMEMBER YOUR FRIENDS AND AO- QUAINTANCES WHEN THE JOYOUS CHRISTMAS TIDE AGAIN ARRIVES. WE KNOW, TOU, THAT THE EXACTIONS OF THE SEASON ARB SO URG- ENT AS TO ABSORB ALL THE READY MONEY ANY OF YOU CAN COMMAND. HOW TO BEST COMPASS YOUK INTENTIONS WITH AN EXPENDITURE OF THE LEAST POSSIBLE CASH HAS, OVER AND AGAIN, SET YOU TO THINKING AND AGITATED YOUR BRAIN ALMOST TO THE POINT OF FRENZY. ment in the neighborhood or from some ship FRESENTS MUST BE MADE ANDOUB along the East riy river front, EQUITABLE Denny Fed on ya Janke Knives. CREDIT A singular character died in Madison, Wis., SYSTEM, this week. His name was Dennis Donobne and WHICH he was familiarly known as “Denny, the Dog Catcher,” by virtue of a peculiar influence he exercised in attracting the affection of canine pets and inducing them to follow him to his ( Nerheg much in the same manner as the Pied ‘per of Hamelin drew the rate after him, But this was not Deuny’s queerest trait. He was the possessor of a peculiar appetite for live reptiles, pocket kuives and other indigestible substances, which he would swallow for the price of a drink. Many persons who believed this feat impossible had ther scepticiam di peiled by seeing the act performed before their very eyes. though many stili believe that was some legerdemain in it, Hue Denny was no trickster. Aficr he died the autopsy dis- closed a mass of undigested trinkeis, among HAS BEEN DEVISED TO MEET CASES OF THIS CLASS, WILL, 1F JUDICIOUSLY TAKEN ADVAN ‘TAGE OF, AID YOU YOURSELF IN BEARING AN OTHERWISE INSUFFERABLE BURDEN AND AT THE SAME TIME IN BKIGHTENING THE FIKE- SIDE AND CHEEKING THE HEART OF MANY A LOVING FRIEND. IT IS THEREFORE THE HEIGHT OF FOLLY TO | LONGLR DELAY IN TH MAYTER, KNOWING WHAT YOUK INTENTIUNS ARE GO WITH US 1HIs WELK 1 LLOUGH OU4 them being a brass wateh, a mets) matel sute Foun Hiled with matches, several emal! coins 4 pe five jack knives of various s.ze8, the la: ea with the biades open, M fearly STORES, educated and in the posession of a good prop- | axp sFrecr WHILST? Pai erty, OF years he has ean | AND SELECT, WHILST THE LINE Is COMPLETE, suiferer from the drink babit wel. | SOME USEFUL AND APPKOPKIATE ARTICLE, known fcure about the suloous aud in the | Wiim insiRUCTIONS TO HAVE IT DELIVERED police courts. . - soe ON Riot Over “Un © Tom’s Cabin? sD AS HUNDLEDS “Rip Van Winkle” was presented in Kussell’s | HAVE ALREADY DONE. opera honse at Bonham, Tex.. by a traveling = We EXACT BUT A FEW DOLLARS FIKST PAY company Monday night. Ahough the bails ‘YON TH) FINEST AND MOST COSTLY PRES- read one night only, the company snuounced ENT, GRANTING YOU THE UNSPEAKABLE PK1V- ILEGE OF SUGGESTING YOUR FUTURS METHOD OF CANCELING YOUR INDEBTEDNESS. ‘Tuesday that they would stay over that nicht and p nele Tom's Cabin.” Occurring us the night before the burial of Jefferson | Der Ge tains ok tie ae acnoeen | a reitinn ool ierw es ome were lndlanent Just ne the opera house dvorg | “OUR SOUVENIR” FOR THE CULRENY MONTH were openod Tuesday @ band came marching | SURPASSES IN WOLTH AND BiaUl¥ ALLOUR down the street, aud balting in front of the . . opera house, began playing “Dixie.” Some | PAST EFFORIS, oue sounded the fire alarm and soon the streets Were thronged with about two thousand men and boys, #11 of whom were ringtng beils. pop- ping cannon crackers and sbouvng, the band | still continuing to play “Dixie.” The manager | of the cpera company sent for the mayor and | domouded satisfaction, but the mayor was pow- erless to suppress the uprising. The members of the company extinguished all the lights and | huddled into one coruer of the building to wait until the storm was over. ‘The crowd Sully | | dispersed after demonstrating, as they stat: | that no company could play “Uncle Tom's | Cabin” in that city the night before the burial of Jeff Davis, HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CKEDIT HOUSE, GOLD COOKING, GOOD COOKING. All who devire Good Cooking in their homes should use LIEBIG COMPANY'S Li:biG COMPANY'S LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MRAT. EXTAACT OF MEAT. EXTRACT OF MEAT. Aslight addition gives great streugth und flavor to Soups, Sauces aud Made Dishes. Une pound is equal to forty pounds of lean beef of ‘Value of abont $7.50, Ask for LUCBIG COMPANY'S and be sure you «et the genuine, with signature of Justus vou Livbig printed in blue across label, nv6-tujuh dn st hafooses'<! iN sanz RAL LRON Ve EDNARD a semen si ti Proprietor. soe Mrs, Southworth, the slayer @f Broker Pet- tus, is in so low a condition, physically, that doubts are entertained as to her being able ever te appear in court and undergo trial for murder, ee eee ‘The rose ot the June time Are 01 £0 fair to se, Bat fairer than these flowers are Is the rose that blooms for me ‘On the cheeks vnce pa e ani hollow, And God be thanked, I say, ‘That the rose oi healt aud happiness B.coms out again today. ‘That is what many a man feels like saying when he sees some member of his family restored to heaith after a long and wasting iliness. In many ____ EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON, THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. 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Oxatony: Actixar secur COLLAGE ON. EDMUND SHA CE abURE bs eae oe ber what Bw. ra ao Lge east of City P.O. boot Hrotesajuued talent dn. this countey ty the eas of ret ha cou "use o! tie sua Prawn Ly Y Me THU! Dij conpore ie Heer a Certificatesawarded to na Lew, juorter courses: palverey: or im class. Forty-sight-| page 4 taluwue free. az BS. MANN'S KINDERGARTEN AND &CHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING CLASS, 1018 Sunderland place, south of Dupunt cizcie, 2030-310 18S RANSOM Will give lessons ip all brave os of Drawi: Pectin as eceroin S15 122¢ WASHINGTON, DG, THE MISSES KERK'S SCHOOL LADIES AND LITTLE CHILDREN. _ 230-tofeo 71 HE FREDERICK FEMALE 8 MINAKY. — attention of Members of Cougress, Ufficials a when - educ: ‘education re in taken of health BNELI. L1-D. rederick, 5 wa. CHOUL OF LANGU \GES, YW, French by the Priucipal, Prot ficier @ Academie, German, Profs, Dittwar and Mussseus; Ttalian aud Gaillard, ete. rot, hod at the White ‘House before sand all were euchanted with it aud provounced it the secretes aud most vst educational yet known, {LOCUTION AND DRAMATIO ART. Also Grace, Deportiient, sud Lxpreaion. The suattesvury acthod ‘Leseuus in class tr private, Gi cular contaduinw terms aud full MIs8 MAUD D. 1223 FOR YOUNG snd worals, deud for a catalog: We iL _n20-1m* _ 031 as HOKLHAND. se ‘Acme Ploucgraphy acquired in sixteen easy les- Bou Proficiency gniued iu irom two to turee months Melty, rapidity aud legibility unsurjassed. Cail or send siaing Jor pauphiet. ‘lypewriting taught free, Business wen supplied with competent stenographe aud tyre write hol of Aciue Photography oz -L* \ HMA SSONB even, by, Miss. DENGLER, to adults ood Lidren, at U0 Tet, mw., oF at the reside: iE aa JULIA BR, BALCH, RAVING EXPERIENCE iu teschiug the + ngilsh Lauyusre to Foreignore. OLers Ler serv.cesas Teacher to Momters of the Fan: Anerioan Cougress and tw Foreign eee 1207 OL at nw. \ K. UKNER, A.M, C.E., PDUCATES FOR USE- ‘efuluess. “Iwo years a Business Educator in this J. Fulteen yeare a member of the fecul joint author of the celebrai Bauting), Huunanship, Corfespo Word Lessous and Commercial Ww ‘Lessous,Grammar, Tpetoriest metic, Algovra, History and Geog fu Accoumuaucy, Shorthand, Lypewriing aud Teieg- why. 3 peepee — furniure, beat aud other rari con! cee. Bend for ‘cireulare, Co- LUMBIA COLLLGR OF COMMAKCE, OUD Fat. aw, ‘oe! CxDEMY OF THe HOLY_ CROSS, 1912 MASS, reopen Monday, September 2. It affords for soquiriux & thorough atid frtsled education. Ko efforts are spared tu advance the papils fu mute aud art. ‘Lhe wusical departiuent comprises theory aud techie aud einbraces piauo, harp, violin, uitar aud banjo. *Tanghaces goueral vocal and drawing aud fancy work free. ox L-4us VENCEKIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ‘Corner 7th aud D sts, uw. School of Busiuess and Counting Mouve Lratning chou! of Fractical £uslia School of Shorthand aud iypewriting. Beno of ‘Leiege aud rical Science, Beheol of Speuceriaa Penmanship. Bebve nas Mechauical aud Arcuiicctural Drawing. Ley and uneht eesmous, Call oF send fer illustrated catalogue frau i BPENCAIG youeipal, BARA A. big View Peiuctual: sez ¥ sCHOOL OF hic will every riscity a OF MUSIC SHED 1877), THEO, ia King, Privciy al ii et. dew. “Church: suse, Kajgud aud tnorvugh courses Hema a coon wei gan *Nasv—Gtlian DUFan Bi A LADS WHO VY fo nietds tie tnetrum pecially; two lessons a work, #8 MOLL In wdvauce. Cull at 1507 Ver tuout ave, sel yuna 42 yAKD ©. TOwS END, of tavcntion, Correct leep) Breathing vuceCu TALAdC ACHON, ol at ins BA CHS 207 10th st, Bw —Perecns prepur YOr ull Rxwnuiauors kivcuton teuce LUns Levited, Boon Woepile aspect “sical Te} vitel, at the Busibess bebcel Of tek. Coa, a0) Sow dork eve. lustruction day aud even- so" Citsees snot car fudabod Work at 100 words per Labute, accurate Work, se1Z-Sma NIVERSITY AINED TTACHERS WL phic bere for Civ: Went Foi Colleve, it~ eorlux, Ke. Private nesone aiid evou- mg, Call alter, a KAS wary inary ecw Re abue OkWOOD INSTITUTE, 1% MASS ACHUSE’ AVENUE ‘TTS x ADD 1214 147TH Brkr Er. BOARDING and Day nerdotor SOCNG LADIES and LIT [Luss repared wo euler the ke. Specie) facilities toi Us weamion OFeus alvuday, Reywuber JU at Y kam, Address the Princi, _¥eG-4in M HOOr. of RLS. “ snd MRS. WM._D. CABELL. FINANCIAL, COM. Wasuineton TRERITORY —sMALL deo eren eee oS BETHALL, McMANUS & GILLESPIE, se25-3m_ Ubiman Market Block, Tecoma, W.T. ™ le JNO W. Mat \E J 10. W. COKSON, ar ¥, CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.W, Bankers and Dealers in 6 Deposite. Excharge, “Loaue. Collections me ot Mig, cn it net oe Late a wht and wad. pasty A eta =k iveatieut eecuritiea, “District af iailrvad, Gaby tonuratre aud Ler ev bove Stee = eriean Bel! Telephone Stock bougiat and sold.jy18 eee a eeenens Diack bonghtantecls-Wi8 apenas R cuuimratast WONDERS FOR Wie gh cae Pauc, od adi pn Ge a re ead Wouder dtere, 4.1 sud 410 vin ot J Jay “GOULD, 21 9TH ST.—SCKAP PIC. ouyes dn relat), Faincy Papers and uu.gue notions tor Ledive’ and Clildreu's: Work for ( bristuenss, Larwest variety in the wo or Lan bud LD! Fuudist! FRONI»: Always im order ‘by plain combing, MLLE. M. %. PRANDI, 1329 F st ow. (irs Harrison's, Importer of Pine Freuch aair Goods, Baird: Blv-lm* Shampooing. ASSORDEON SKIKTS AND CAPKS DONE AT wimnon's Plating Establishivent, 7.2 b. Baltimore St, bauuore, Ad, Mauch ottice ataucard >A. wlliee BUG F ot. Uw. Cmewouie berg: ton, Dc. _ Bid Liaw SHASAIN GS GARMENTS DYED AND ALTERED inte por Biyien. New deal Garwenis made to order Uy the Mipwis CUNNINGHAM, Practical Pure tow. beaween Naud 0 eev-Umn pest 5 MOVINTE, 604 1114 ST, Opposite Boston Louse, Aiding Mabite aud Eveuiuy Wresses, Street Costumes duade irom ¢6 up. Pertect at, 0CeU-e0 Si DDK} OLEAN. Le Beach iM DIBTEG. BOOURIN pony US New dork av Ladies ia} work of every deere LADli ate, A Neer at Wreulige Drewes” ANU: Linh, ivrueny win A ducher siovu Poteee. Paris ERRATA SEN SEG poate avis asia nz us ue ie c. abo Maso _| ATA : ry aout jee” Kveuiig Dresses be coord y Stperieuce, Fries rea nero ors Te Mala UF Ox RIPPED mouruing viack A. FISCHER, ole SOCG KR aw, PIANOS AND ORGANS. F INEST HOLIDAY DISPLAY or PIANOS AND ORGANS ar W. G. METZEROTT & CO", 47-20 1110 F .aw, ALLET & DAVIS UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS; elegant Holiday sty.e>. site wnca; Uinluns Fiasul Chouse wow. A CLristulus present for a tite tie, BLL SUMS Eb, Avent, B11 Suse nw. KRAKAUEK PIANO" IS A NOBLE IN- yMduured by ull experts. Kiease cal Win’ Lemple of Alusic, 1U¥ ‘Also tue Buruett Organ, och 2LANUS £0. CHKIST MAS PRESENTS. DECREK Bive? FIA. > are Unsurpassed in ise eamcutind quulitivs of TONE, WORKMANSHIP and DU sablLi 1d, audace pre-eudpeutio: pertecuun iu every detail. siento, kang toruie, BAND. 53 iLMAN, Telephone—629, ISCHLK PIANOS. ibese ee {ntruments rauk among the foremost Fianos ur the “PSTABLISHED 1840. 80.000 MADE AND SULD. INDGKDED hs MUBICIANS ‘of greatest reputation. RENO vor jonkaNb DUMAGILITY, ‘4 Reascuable in EBER PIANOS, WES ody, knows the infor the Artist's 0. Weare the sole jor Bi wo us the one ones wrest Prsuom SANDaus & + STAYMAN, in price, buid oneasy rms. BANDEKS & STAYMAN, Va Foto, ;STEY PIANOS, 4 The wanes guarantee. Beautiful intone, Ful warrubted. Frices aud tering fenssiabin, i bANDELD & STAYMAN, US4 F st nw. VERS & POND PIANUS Co; produces = Lurp-like eflect, and is of great service to Piano students. Cue Lundred of these Celebrated Pisuos ub (ELD tee fn the Not, Conservatory of Avunic at Boston, Cull and examine. SANDALS & AAs MAR, PSTEY ORGANS, Besutiful new styles for parlor, church aud use. deome w-etup UTsau tor 870. monthiy payments o » Duis & STAYMAN, ‘askiugton, be. Baitimore, La hinwud, Va ool -3m_ a BBA RRB AA 3 AA EBB FEE Ass BOB E a 4 bBB KEB laNovsk, LORE, LOUCH Wo! gH WORK MANS Tre H atiention narcbeaere* bs invited to, tuoi ic w deans of Hiucd- bei nea #iahus lor ceut, “ ~ BECOND-HAND. EIANOB. — A large asso (OL alta aliuost every well-uown ‘wake in tus eCULUD, 10 Worough repair, wl be closed out at very ‘ow Gyures, SPLCIAL rept pri | vu BAS. UL jiicemawd 34 Lone, Lick wall Le a» ge Geared. RUNLuLY Ided. ai ___ FAMILY SUPPLIES. G, Pusssoxo & Soxs, 808 Yth st uw., Direct importers of fine Italian, French and Domestic WINGS, LIQUOKS AND GUKDIALS, Lacbrims Christie of Naples, Barolo Asti Wine, Bar- bers Wine, Biuccietto Wine, Chianti iu bottles aud Doses, Capri, end tishy other hve brands. TYALIAN DLLICACIES, Macaroni. Olive Uil, Cheeses, Dry Mushrooms, &e. Agcuun tok G- Grocdiiyger YGuntsiile Sapa Co. Calt- 2 Wines AUG Taudies. Ageuis ior Lumestone ts Ulery, heutuch} Buuibuu aud Aye W ilaklen do-swe zhe ; 3. LBS. NEW KAT Goud Lutter 34 Ibs Apple en; My Bouguct Whisky” duly 82.50 per O'LAKL'S CASH GRUCELY, 1245 7th st. now. ly ¥. BUCKWHEAT FOR 25c.,8TAR OF 12 shoe Fateut Flour, 91-60 per 3g bul, 5 40 4 UL, fg ‘Chews itvll Boap tor Loe: 7 ibs. Glues stasch tur Zoe. J.T. D. PYLES, 29-20" 412 ttustae Rosrsox & Hevoersox, SiNE GROCLAIAS, PEUVISIONS AND TABLE LUXUKIES, Having loceted at 1400 P si. uw. we would be glad to ser our i Selende ane the public Seueraliy. Satiniac- Yop wusraL' priews 108 ab maaued. Give us & cali sud eatisty yuurseli. vvue cur- uz lin ovr OF, WASH u soy $180 Ps ren, series Bie Tieey a eat ep oe ale), A. M., Prined bE {SHED ONLY -borm CiniFruyaut, ¥ ROSE POTATOES, Gc. BUSHEL. pid Create chee, lo, Rew Fruves, Sc. 1b, be Borvign aud Dowestic L: z Groceries very low, d. ved GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. DT peace DalLonine, FALL AND WINTER, *89-90, p lors at Ub st, nw, Tesi Cur own duujortations Low received. and you Giay was bore with vel: cod wonderful peopbeuc s2c MaViNed Waayers at dive well-known house wocvsid wut Fovouls every hide watery. Buda 1 a tolen Property, brings separated causes Speods meirikpen gives success tn bustbess, removes BARR alt tas 3 trcubica, ov! induencey: cunuratin! advice IMPORTING TAILOR a vend eg ey a 2111 Penua ave Khown to fa pee where ait gthierg have fated jaf O0e. jours Y a.m 30 pa, Btospia, anue = SUSEFURN ISHINGS. ‘ELLS Pc ank VENTS OF LIF! ue. Ro inept” wba Ez ively Bom ine e Pam. wy sem ke, ‘Open Cacectte Be 10 a.m, nzb- ua sta, uw. ALL 17 a aaa ae ee Gat ane “AUb Lats boven tals PRINTERS. a | Moore Boba aNp SOB PRINTERS, | llvs-1116 & aa a a-Tm D GLUE” MENDS EVERY- be and Grocer: ee Fpiac ae By Gus A fall line of GAS COOKING STOVES On and and for sale, WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. ARCHITECTS, — a ates RAILROADS. HE GREAT PEN: VANTA og tt BORTH, WEeT AND & ‘ Ti a weer AINS LEAVE W ISG TON i Ok Au OTH Tate Te 48 FO burs and the Wee, ‘Chicane Peli A . eebuled (Care at ‘eet Line, 10°50 a.m, daily to Cars berth Sieg care frm acon mond Ind. Ls daily, cs _— With lee) ting Gar Altoous techies Bt ‘Chicago Cinemnatt Express, 3.30 Parlor Car Washington to tog Care Barriebs eae mid, ig reaton or ‘are an a as ie wang = BAL “tons AND POTOMAC Ral = ge LOMAC RAILROAD, daily, except wos a Love Cauandaigua and Kecteater daily; for But- pany a ap ot i 10:00 — ot) ius Car Washington to hecbester. For Willaicsiort Lock” Maven and Rimire at 20:50 m. daily, except Sun: For’ “ Pays aa. si | reiLa ey aA: & #200, 14:00 ‘ iy, 1-40 2. Siw Cha ann THe RAS lise i 2:1, Box * be 10:00 gn4 11-20 bm. On Bund 20, 4:10. 10-4 Bs Diaied Express of Pullman am except Sunday, daly with Dining Gar = PUR PHILADELPHIA ON) Fast Exvrees 8:10 iy, D. dermey 0) wiih “beats uf Brooklyn Auben afte ing direct transfer to Fulton double terriage across New dork City, Bor Aube autic City, Lirtv am, weok days, 11:20 p.m. Por tactimore, 6.35, 7 4 be, 0200: 8: ee 10 og 3 om, . 600, 7-40, su, ive - 8-00, bis, Ivo Ry i Ov, 4.10, 6-08, For Pope s Creek Line, 7 20am hoa® 40 p.m. daily, except sunday For Auuapoli 1205038 600 9m gd 005 am. 4 except Sunday. Suns ALEXAND.IA AND bike DERG param bathe WA. AND ALEAANDAIA AND WASHINGION RAILWAY id bFFEC 9 ormmnee » 1es0_ For Aleraniria, 45 45, e40, ¥4S, 10:57 s . Parte a 20, 41, 6504, - dps bo ude the South, 4.00, rt) 67 4 Acconmedauon 4.58 p.m. weel Sane qe gos ban. Ns: ¥-4, 10:57 aims and 10-09 pau a B20, LU:Svand 104 Tickets apd luformaticg ot the of her ot 13th sirest and Penusylvauie ’ the ®ta:ion, where orders cau be ett for the _ Geueral Mauayer. faa) ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILKOAD 00, _ Scuedule in — DOVEMBek 24. Lowy. SO 8 un — heel Lenueesee shat: y tor Warren. ton, ‘Gordomeville, re berioteesvs, ynehburg sud Malone between Jersudrigecd Lynchburg, Kuapoke, Atlanta, bristo, Kuoxville Custiavouge aud Meuuphis, = oe 4d Dieey er Wasiiugion to hew Orleans. adie, Mot Geum forma Pullen Sieepe: Pullnian Sweepers Urieaue Pullman Inu vile to Columbia aud Auguste, Pudiuan Sleepers Wastulugton ty Ciucluuet vie C. apd U. noute. <0 pin —Daely, except Sunday, for Manassas, DirARUUTW Bud Uleruwdiale stations 0 ya, — Deus van Lynchburg, Bristol amd Chat. tancows. Nertibuie siepers Washington to oe forall Arkeusss pote, Y:4U piu—Westert bxpress, daily tor Mahasssa. Pullman Vestl toute Chucinnadd wits Puilun vile 11:00 p.m.—Southern Express daily for Lynchburg, Deuville, Ralewh, Asbeville, Cualotte, (duu Aliwusta, Atlante, Mout ee, Orleniun, ce aua Caufornm, Pullman V F Waking ton to New Uflesn- Via AUstta and Me eneey Pulimen Dleeper shineton ty Biruingumm, ve Adenia aud Georcia Pacitie raiiwayy wird’ Pullinan wu ty Asheville and Hot Springs N.C, via “40 division leave Wash- pt ounday end 4:45 pam. day. arrive Kound Mili 11:30 am end 7.20 9.m5 returiiug icave Kound Mil 6:00 aim. daily and 12220 pai eacert sunday, arriviug Waslingion ‘Llrcuxh Walueirom thesouth vis Charlotte, Dan- uery vile sud Lynchburg arrive in Wealiugton "6. By am.and 7:10 piu; via bast Tennessee, nol and O25 ams. wud 10-49 y-4a, e | Charlo tesviide at aud 7 ion aud 6s Satu. Strasburg local at aes am, Licketa, sleeping-car reservation and information ed, aud vaxwage Checked at office, 1300 Peun- sylVauia ave. auuat Tasscuger statu, yivenie Phi rowed, ULL aud bs ote. JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pane, Agent. Dortuweet, -Vestibuled Aanated y 11:20 a.m, eaprese 9:90 pun ia Siciuuath St pasion ‘aud express daily, $:1u aud 11-3 For Pitsburg aud Uioveland, Vesubuled Limited eaprons unity 11:20 amu. and express 8-40 pam. for Lexiiatou aud Loca: stations 110.30 aah ‘or Luray ed’ tuiD: sutee), & 5.4 5:00, 10-30 aud Th OU pm, Foe Say, Zatous Uelween, Washington ang a more, 5:70, 6:40, 0:30 a. us 1135 pasa B30 Sa ie Sa ‘ iio & Ou, 6 a > ad 11-00 ba 12:10 and 4:25 p.m, an Leove ancenalie' 05 and 3:50 nm, Dundays, 8:37 a. ou the Metropolitan Branch, 16:45, 1:15 pm. tor principa: sistivns ouly; TU :30 a.m, 14:00 abd 250 pan, ca Vale aa Way distione, 14:35 pam suey ont Abterinediatc pulute, *8 00a, TLL sd p. et or Boyde a intermediate stetions, 17:00pm, Us00 Ciiurch train eaves Washington ou Sunday at 1:18 D- ks. Slop) tat BL Ol) stelous Ou Mowrupullienu Brauch Por Brederick, 16:45, tlu:dU aaa. T3410, Tew Bp mi, Suman, 1:15 pu For hayerstown, $10.30 a.m, and 15.0 p. ‘Arausarrive trom Chicogy Gauy 11345 ain. a. [PU CouCIubed. abd of. Lous +o daily 3 Pan VW Pau. 5 fron Piiteburg 710 wa, B00 Baan. daily. DLW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION, tor New lork, Trenton, Newark and bi 3.. 4:00, T8200, *B 20, WU Wii, "Zio, ety *10:.0 p.m. Budet purior cars on ali day taima Blew) due cur ou the 1000 pam, open a6 #200 pam. For Phidedeiplus, Newark wisn ton and Cheeta °4 200, THUY, “BesU, *1E UU man, abu, and *10-3u pan. For auteruediate poin' coonoe teens > Sdeiphia, 15.6 ava, St, *4 2 UU, Pi: oom. jsaium leave New bork for Washingte 0 a, esa “B00 pm aud “Lac maui Acaiup eave Phsindely big for Wasiduguon *4:40, 0 Bey 12 9 8:4, OUD, 1140 B ity "4-00 am and “12200 a Bum days a:bu nee. ond Ui 50Y BuOL, Thxcopt Sutday Isanwase caiied ior aud fdeuces by Uulon Iranster Gy. ob orders ielt et Gckeb ottces, OY aud 130] £6. ave, and wt Leput, CAD. u. Se Sy “Dany checked © NUKFULK AND FOKT BoakOk Tut FUPLLAK BOUL E. duk OLD eee eS 4 BEELVD. COMEURL Ajponuments firet-clasa, Tabie unexcelied Pou lebie Bud Lewied ode d oem rae 2 borough aieciplibe, bart MUNDALS, WEDNESDAYS at Boston wharf, Norfolly, and the oll) alue baviug eaClusve cunnection wit bus iUN AND FLOVADENCE BLKAML IS, Tickets aud fous a U1v and 1361 Peuueyivanis ciawity s, 1Uth aud F n.w.. aud Auox's xpress, Tuo wius cue baxermee Loves aud private dene. “Leephune Ro, 145: pyr} WELCH, Supt and Gen, Agt NQMEOME FOLTHEGS | MONKOE AND THE mous — aly Gaccnags nenacanre. oo cat ees MuawAL, > Lake“aha’ Jaue Moseley, havitiy Deca Ms Lewly suruisued, will save DIXLb-street whart, luus 7th end wih street cars, et oyu. Jesve Ulyde's Wharf, Nortuik, foot hour, Cwwe cuumectious tor New Lurk, aud Nurs end d0u.4 dor slate rooms aud Lou regardsux ineacut call at Whar! oF of Lelavbons a Se Aino 5 aud Ficaet Othe oud J e ave. abd Hawie's Express. Bo) CUAS1ING CUMFAN aie” Steamer W. W. CORCORAN, Capt, T jeaves: th wt what ually cenotue bemdey) Soe Verwot Leavis ot AUa.me. Sencudis an. sg <9 .C RIVER LAND! INGE. i DLW LUN art oa beh We ves (Us-street ton MUNDAS, 1BUKSDAY sae Bee Scie MDLey, OCEAN STEAMERS. c. Hund hOLL x ee RoRbEEY: techie ‘Liorp 8 a.00. 3 a “Dieuuern bay ay Sout datadon, dau SS ee Dec. {pene Weldon OS aime Baws stare rooma, SppOI vedi weetae at See? berks, acourding: mee reicenie mov a cowenoe, tyr) ATTORNEYS. AoC OLMAAS ARp COUNSKLOMS AT LAW, ‘Telephone no uae 080-om See fara,