Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1889, Page 7

GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & C0.’S Breakfast Cocoa Me (Sy 816 16 Chésine mol Stem ——— PHILADELPHIA. Pears’ Soa (Scented and ywoap SECURES A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. MO(U)RNING REVERIE. = Moron reminds be pernienira neeser who prides himself on sppearance, can carry so much hidden dirt. If the edge of my skirt looked as abominable as the bottom of his trousers he’d fly in a rage. And all this nasti- ess could be avoided if he would use Wolff's AG ME Blacking on his Shoes, but he won’t; and yet he says it is the finest Dressing in the world for his Harness. of them.” <a Gazar Syxpreare Suz OFA QUARTER OF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF FINE TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING. POR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. MORE CROWDED THAN EVER. JAMMED TO THE Loors. PLEASE CALL AS EARLY IN THE DAY AS POS- SIBLE AND WE WILL BE ABLE TO GIVE YOU THE BETTER ATTENTION. IN THE LAaGE FOUR-STORY BRICK BUILDING, COR. 9TH AND E STS. N. W. Three of the largest wholesale clothing houses in this country have cousolidated jcsurplus: Veep a joe to Over a quarter of a million dollars’ of Fine Taior-made Suite and Overcoats for Men, Boys, sud png x ol Eutire assortuwent at retail et J3 cents on ‘bese goods are manufactured for the finest trade, and will be sald st 35 cents on the dollar oPuensinct uring cost. Too many voods ou band is the reason jor this — i sacrifice, have cusb, hence baukrupt stock of shoddy cS macriice of value by first-class, reli ers, and 75 cents of ready cash takes $3 worth clothing. Men's Heavy Double Breasted Woolen Suits, 85.25; ‘good. Honest Woolen Pants, 83c. Winter Uvercosts. 8. worth 310. Ule 37; worth $12, Svorth $7.50. ee ‘Melton, “$187; ts, ; Worth 84. ‘Tbese prices dot't rep:esaut, The cost’ of labor in makivg these a warments and the la this country. glogaut Busi; bese aud D as Suits ior Gentlemen st $445, 66 4 #875; actually aud honcetly worth $15, a Sand $:5: no shop-worn truck. bute Sie cloth: ¢¢ good cauugh for s milifousize to: west. Hf we won't shuw you every art e advertive we Yl pay your car fare for 30 miles, asit wall pay you tecome 00 miles to attend this Unprecedented sale. ‘This sale is cond Jeauiny ever) statement mad SETA Overcoats, #262, 2 62. 5, M qa Ds en's Overcoat 2. x en's V) ail-woot Flannel-lined Oversusia, $3.75. < S.E com Oth and E, large four-story brick building aes or DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ‘WATCHES, FRENCH MARBLE AND ONYX CLOCKS, ONYX TABLES, BRONZES, PIANO LAMPS, STERLING SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NEW AND UNIQUE DESIGNS IN UMBRELLAS, THE LARGEST STOCK OF OPERA GLASSES EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON. FRANK M. LEWIS, JEWELER AND SILVERKSMITH, 1215 PENNA aVK Established 1840. ucted by the jeeale Cunsras F UES! Capes: 8 combination both Bs ouURe Sicuider Capes, with chats Caos in joukey Capes at eit) to fs iakin Jackets, sacques sud Visites at New ork prices. Gray Astrachan Capes for indies and ™fresentationU mbreliasand Canes inall the novelties. Baby Carriuges, Kobes and Fur Sacques for children. Coachiven's Capes, braving Gloves aud Kobe. Ladies’ and ‘Maufis aud Boas in every variety “pee r Trimming and Muffs to match in all furs so! house in America, and as low as an; it wtock to wre ave te Inewest aio eel 219-3m Breese. All persons desiring to have a Pure, Healthy, Palatable snd Stimulatiog Drivk with their Christmas and New ‘Year's table should not fail to send for ‘S case of this ine Beer. AFOLLO, Anew and special brewing of the BAR- THOLOMAY BREWING Co., ROCHESTER, ¥.X. Price, $1.50 per case of two dozen pints, delivered to any part of the city. $08 1178 ST. N.w. TELEPHONE, 441. a27-Sn APULLO. Tue Evwenorzen. developer of MOMENTUM success Pe lest ou Sehiciios ‘BK, It come out ee topep abead'in ‘power developed. Teated'in Cam Sas ston Address AMERICAN ENERGIZE MFG CO., (Limited) ESUB TEAR nt seis er MELVILLE LINDSAY, Mauager. Suocren | — Monkey; ali at a TET ArR é¢lm CITY AND DISTRICT. @F No city in the world is so thoroughly covered by the circulation of s single news- paper as is the city of Washington by that of ‘Tue Evento Stan. It reaches all readers in the city and vicinity. It swears to its circula- tion No other Washington paper has yet done this. FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY. Political Duings—Holiday Weddings— Social Notes. Correspondence of Twz EVENING STAR. Frepericx, Mp., December 29. The judge of the circuit court yesterday ap- pointed the following board of county school commissioners to serve for two years: Samuel Dutrow, David D. Thomas, Herman L. Routz- alm, James Condon and Ezra R. Zimmerman. A barmonious meeting of the democratic county central committee was held in this city yesterday, with State Controller L, V. Baugh- man in the chair. The purpose of the meeting was to recommend candidates for appointment to the various county offices. In a stirring speech Col. Baughman urged that harmony and good feeling be manifested in making the selections and that none but democrats be chosen, Benjamin F. Reich, trustee, yesterday sold all the veal estate of the late John of the Baltimore and Obio, as follow: story brick dwelling in thi ity, with lot, to Jobn H. Cutshall, for $2,250; alot of ground adjoining the same, to Samuei Trimmer, for $600; a farm of 144 acres in New Market dis- trict. to F. H. Engler, for $35.25 acre; another farm in the same district, containing 208% acres, to Charles Quynn, for $32 per acre. ‘The Carlin house property’ was sold Frida to Judge Wm. A, Fisher and Mrs, Jane* McMurray of Baltimore for $9,975. Charles Hughes of Jefferson was found dead in bed by his wife Friday morning. He was twenty-seven years old and a consumptive. Adelightful hop was given at Junior hall here Friday evening in celebration of the holi- day season. Among the many guests from otber cities were Misses Bartlett and Wilson of Washington. Mr. Frank Hightman of Knoxville and Miss Annie Stud of Roberville, Washington county, were married at the home of the bride Friday last, and are spending their ‘honeymoon in Washington, At Mt. St. Mary’s college at eg this county, on Christmas morning Prof. Mitchell of the college faculty, was wedded mn Miss Margaret, the accomplished daughter of Mr. Charles B, Willson of Emmitsburg. The ceremony was performed in the college chapel, and witnessed by a large and brilliant assem- blage. Rev. Father E. P. Allen officiated The best girl was Miss Cora Noell of New Ox- ford, Pa., and the best man Harry Willson, a brother of the bride. A wedding dejuner was served after the ceremony, end Tater the bride and groom left on a northern tour. Prof. Mitchell was at one time assistant astronomer to Lord Ross at Birr Castle, Ireland, and was also connected with the Jesuit seat of learning in Europe at Clovegower Wood. Mr, Jacob Nusbaum, Mr. John Buckey, Mr. F. A. Braudel, and Mrs, D. K. Stonebraker and family of Washington are visiting here. Miss Bertha Bartlett of Washington is the guest of the Misses Getzendanner.—Miss Nettie Main, Miss Sallie Buckey and Mr. Henry Nelson are visiting in Washington, —F. M. dove ness ALLEGED OUTRAGE IN HAYTI. An American Citizen Arrested, Robbed and Beaten. The New York World yesterday contained a long dispatch from Port-au-Prince, Hayti, giv- ing what purported to be the details of an out- rage committed by the Haytian authorities on an American citizen named Samuel F. Purring- ton, asubmarine diver of Brunswick, Me. He was, itis alleged, arbitrarily arrested and im- prisoned on a false charge of smuggling. He was not only brutally beaten, but robbed of his money by the soldiers making the arrest, and finally released with neither explanation nor apology. It is said thata report of the affair will be sent to Secretary Blaine with a request for a demand for indemnit; Death of Mrs, Blaine’s Sister. Miss Susan L, Stanwood of Augusta, Me., died at the residence of Mrs, Lemont in that city at 1:30 o'clock Sunday morning, in her seventy-sixth year, from attack of paralysis, An Angusta special to the New York World says: “Miss Stanwood was the daughter of Jacob Stanwood, who came to Augusta when she was nine years old and the eldest of a family of nine children, of whom only two sisters now survive, one of them being Mrs, James G. Blaine, who was next to the youngest. ‘The other lives in New York. Miss Stanwood has always been a member of the Blaine family when they kept house in Augusta and was very dear to them. When the Blaine mansion was closed she boarded with one of the neighbors. Several winters, however, when the Blaines were absent, the house was left in her care and visitors were received by her who found her an agreeable and charming lady. Her loss will be severely felt by the Blaines and they have been in telegraphic communication with Au- gusta dailv since her illness began.” Mrs. Blaine is now in Augusta and the funeral will probably occur this afternoon, How to Spend the Winter Evenings. To the Editor of Tux EvKsINo Star: How to spend these winter evenings profita- bly and pleasantly is a useful question for all who are not satisfied with simply idling away the time with no advantage. The good old times when our greatest scholars used to take part in lecture courses in New England towns seems to have passed away, Is there not a lack of popular and low-priced entertainments, of the best character, in Wash- ington? The course of lectures now in progress at the First Congregational church ia ‘all right,” but the season tickest are all sold, and. strange to say, I, for one, do not care to pay 50 cents or more for a single evening's entertain- ment, Our churches seem to have no trouble about getting up interesting entertainments, in which local talent figures very creditably. Cannot this be done on a larger scale and with acharge of only 10 to 25cents admission, or a correspondingly low rate for course tickets? I suppose that very interesting stereopticon exhibitions are given by the Camera ciub of this city. Are they open to the public? Or, if not, why cannot tiuilar “treats” be arranged for the general public? Why cannot the Na- tional museum be open in the evening once, twice or four times a month, or oftener? I be- lieve the Corcoran art gallery is to be open again in the evening. ‘The Congressional library, with its interest- ing treasures, is practically ‘closed to people who work fora living, uniess they are located iu or very near the Capitol, in which case they may be able to run in there ina hurry and simply take out a book, but they cannot stay. Why are these things thus, Oxe Wao Works, oe it A Pressing Need. To the Editor of Tue Evenine Stan. The excellent editorial in a late Eventno Stan on the neceasity of better protection of life at railroad grade crossings, emboldens me to sug- gest the necessity of a temporary bridge over the present grade crossing of the Baltimore and Obio railroad at Massachusettsavenue, An im- mense tide of travel, in vehicles and on foot, passes over this crossing because this avenue affords the shortest cut between East Washing- ton and the printing, pension, post offices and the Interior and Treasury departments. Several streets here bisect this avenue so that a bridge would be a safe outlet for a large part of north- eastern Washington. The grade of Massachusetts avenue is also well suited for a bridge with easy ascent, If anyone will visit this spot, especially before and after office hours, and see the hair- breadth escapes daily made by people trying to reach the departments or their homes, yet blocked by freight cars slowly passing or bav- ing as douge cending ¢ tuing express rushes by or wing to ae their terrified horses ast a engine which plants itself just ou line of the avenue and leisurely blows off its steam—if we say these daily scenes could only be witnessed by our congressmen and local authorities they would see the necessity of at ouce placing a temporary bridge over this human tat ap. J.C, ——__ ‘Tae Fastest Trains 1x Awentca.—The Balti- more aud Obio railroad continues to the fastest trains in America over its line be- tween Philadelphia, Bultimore and Washing. ton. cs ‘Yhese trains were placed in service about a ugo and that they have been running un- Interrsptediy over since indicates that they ity public Lede = have cea They are equip) ‘bandso1 consbap ond Dalles lates latest creations in the e rapidly-descending gates as | jy EVE SULLIVAN AND JACKSON. Meet Next May. From the New York World. If John L. Sullivan wins his case in Missie- stppi he will meet Peter Jackson in a glove fight to finish before the California athletic club next May, The exceptions to the sentence of one year’s imprisonment in Marion county are likely to come before the Mississippisupreme court soon after February 17, on which date the court will convene at Jackson. In view of the champion’s excellent behavior, and the senti- ‘t in Mississippi against enforcing the sen- tence, it is probable that only a fine will be de- manded, The big fellow practically concluded Tagine with the club through Major Mc- iin « few days ago, and that fag lensed done so far is satistactory to him there can no doubt, Jackson, too, means business, The following cablegram, received by Richard K. Fox of tne Police Gazette explains itself: ‘‘The Pelican club has offered a purse of £1,000 for a glove con- test between Jackson and Slavin, It will not come to anything. Davies sails for America January 8, and Jackson follows January 15 to fill an engagement with Sullivan.” —eee- PIONEER HARDSHIPS. A Halfbreed Putsan F Embryo Town to Flight. Great excitement prevails at Pierre, aD. because of the discovery yesterday that a band of about seventy-five settlers had attempted to found a town site across the Missouri at the mouth of Bad river. The work commenced at midnight Saturday and all night thereafter men with teams and loads of lumber were crossing and recrossing the river. All went well until about 6 a.m.. when a half-breed who farms the land whereon the squatters had lo- cated discovered them. Securing a band of followers he attacked the squatters with guns, pistols and Inssoes, They lassoed the boss car- enter and severely injured several of the ome seekers, Finally the latter took flight, being unable to hold out in the battle. Toadd tu their dismay a storm of rain and sleet set in and one by one they came straggling across the river, drenched, almost frozen and a num- ber of them bleeding from bruises and wounds, The half-breeds secured the lumber, piled it up and set fire to it, and now all that marks the prospective town site is a vastcolumn of flame andsmoke. —— —- -se0 - -____ THE CRONIN PLOTTERS. State Attorney Longenecker Says More Are to Be Indicted. Attorney Hynes, one of counsel for the state in the Cronin case, having said in Philadelphia that there are four more men who figure prom- inently in the case who will yet be indicted and bronght to trial, Judge Longenecker, the state attorney, said in Chicago Saturday, according toa New York Tribune special: ‘That is right. Mr. Hynes only says what we have all believed for months, In fact, I really believe that there are more than four conspirators who have not yet been apprehended. We are far from being through with the murder case,” “Who are the others?” “Well, there is the man Simonds who bought the furniture; Cooney; a certain individual whose name I cannot i, but who was on the witness stand, and the man who was the aiigere, mores These four men, we know, have at leaxt guilty knowledge of the crime, but we cannot prove it just now. Mr. Hynes 18 right when he says that it would be premature to indict them now, although we have im- eee information in our possession. It may e mouths before these men are placed on trial for this conspiracy, but I believe we shall be able to doit atlast. I also ee with Mr. Hynes in what he says about prisoners being pardoned. I don't think any governor of this state would dare to pardon those men, ‘The case has occupied too prominent a position in the public mind It would be pe by to that man’s political power if he meddled with the conspirators sent to Joliet for the murder of Dr. Cronin. More than that, the public would not allow it.” ” see —_____ A New Government for India. The native congress at Bombay has agreed upon a plan of political organization for India, which is to be presented to parliament, The essential features are that there shall boa popular electoral or representative body formed upon the basis of twelve members for every million of the population, this great body to be controlled by an inner one formed of selected persons from its own members, and an imperial council constituted upon the basis of one member for every five million of the popu- lation. Provincial councils are also proposed. Mr. Bradlaugh will frame the bill and intro- duce it into parliament. > Port Royal Sold to an English Syndicate It is reported at Augusta, Ga., that Port Royal, 8.C., which has the finest harbor on the Atlantic coast, has been sold to an English syn- dicate. It is generally known that English capitalists have been for several years negotiat- unknown reason the sale was never consum- mated, A cablegram was received at Augusta Saturday by Superintendent Hugh Demps-y of the Southern express company trom ue Ji Flynn, the head of the English capitalists, pv from the message, Dempsey says, he has every reason to believe that the sale been closed and payment arranged for. The syndicate in- tend developing the natural resources which this destined great city possesses. The price paid cannot be learned. —<eo—___ Prince Hatzfeld’s Avenger After Him. Paris Special to the N.Y. World, December 28, While Prince Hatzfeld and his bride, for- merly known as Miss Huntington, were spend- ing their honeymoon in Rome a special detec- tive was constantly on duty before the Hotel Quirinale, The prince learned that while in Naples that a former amour, who had gone to London and there threatened to make a scene atthe wedding, was pursuing him over the continent, bent upon making trouble. ‘To aba her off the track the prince changed his plans and went from Naples directly to _Kome, though he had all his letters addressed to Genoa, to be forwarded thence to Brussels. The ruse succeeded and at last accounts the woman was in Brusse ls lookin; for him, Carnegie’s Pudd ers Strike. A dispatch from Pittsburg says: Carnegic’s lower Union iron mills are closed down on ac- count ofa strike of the puddiers. ‘They refuse to work the iron furnished by the firm, claim- ing that the material was too strong. Pending a settlement of the trouble extensive improve- ments will be made, and the mills will not re- sume until some time in January. About 250 men are idle, The Empress and ¥ Minister Phelps. Berlin Special to the New York World. Saturday night the Empress Augusta gave a special reception to Mr. Phelps, the United States minister, in the presence of her full court. Countess Perponcher, the first lady of honor, attended the empress, and Count Mes- selrode, assisted by Baron von Eude, made the presentation, The empress, in the course of a cordial conversation with Mr. Phelps, ex- ressed hex lifelong interest in American af- fairs and her great desire that the people of the United States shouid use their immense re- sources always in the interest of the peace of the world, This Was Written in New York. From Truth, Traveler—“Why do you charge so much m for tickets from Chicago to New York from New York to Chicago?” Ticket Agent— ‘Have you ever been in — or" ler—“‘No.” Ete Agent—‘Well, you will find it worth twice as much to get away from Chicago as it to go there,” This Wasn’t. From the Chicago Iuter-Oceau. to kill a ‘urse, don’t you know. =~ this weather we ‘ave been fal ‘The during t! the past The fog is glorious. ‘on, who mad made some sarcastic re- mut tectite catia ne fei . —— dance near Colum! Pvt oe heal was Killed b by Willis “atiey Lombard , who with eighty other women are employ in the rag room of the Paper mill at Windsor pay apy Si ir . 7 Marcel Bernier died at his home at New Avkum a Lewis oe was ein in Woinghen tase Gecate see NING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY,» DECEMBER 30. 1889, If the Champion is Free They Will| The Irish Leader’s Relations With ‘ing for the purchase of this town, but forsome | PARNELL AND HIS ACCUSER. EDUCATIONAL. an waives ae op SS _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. SS Slee sees Capt. O'Shea and His Wife. Capt 0’ who has begun divorce pro- ieee to mal trea nmmeaeee coedings his wife, citing Mr. Parnell as os ghana Ban poy Sots, oe 8 co-respondent in the case, is, says the New | # Dr. 5, Magn of (ork, 14 Wickene Fpox York Tribune, the only son of the late Henry Pull stock of and Grand O'Shea, a well-known Dublin lawyer, by his a eee JOHN F. ES eee marriage with the daughter of Edward Quinlan inanmasnnnnes sd BT s wae. macaer os ove. of Rosanna county, Tipperary, and was born in Wee INGTON CONBERVATQHI OF MUSIC, ST, Fite Prices TAMOO~ a ecmme, 1840. Educated at the Roman Catholic college ¥ fret JOHN ¥. — of Oncott, near Birmingham, and et Trinity Fie Pea re pe eal Ris, Soames sate a. ® college, Dublin, he served for a few years in ‘UBWOOD INSTITOT! the 18th hussars, but retired in 1867 on his aes ot Terrace), ee F. O3t Penne ove marriage with Miss Kutherine Wood, daughter | 421-6m. Mr.and Mra WMD. © Principals, PP TORED AUD BEFAIRED— of the late Sir Page Wood, bart., of Rivenhall place, Essex, and sister of the distinguished Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood, Y.C., and G.C.M.G. Although related through his wife to a number of prominent families, the captain has been mixed up in ail kinds of queer ventures and intrigues abroad, one of which resulted in JOHN F. arse. PIANOS TAKEN IN’ PAT ‘Par. i. xr F Euis & 00, 3 OF FINE ARTS 804 i ST, Rico E hair we MIE NAT ONAL Sige Heccie i Eee Suterand ae aa fonee see the wor Progress: students, NCH LESSONS. Eualicat Periect Upright Piano in the worid—only #80. SOMN F. ELLIS & CO. MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS Tas ied the 1 title of count bei conferred e. Chevremont, upon’ him. » Handsome and "siyliahiooking, | 4D Sunita ae ag the captain, although a most entertaining com- panion, has long been regarded in society and clubland as a clever, unscrupulous and withal planes fellow, whose intimacy was a thing to eschewed as dangerous, Some ten years ago SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN! axD i Pi ‘Sou ¥ Acaveuy Or Acrixa 614 12th stn. ee YEAR OPENS ryt ine 5, 1890. Send for catacogue 93: MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS, MUSIC BOXES. MUSICAL Tustrimenta and Musical Merbabdise of all Kinda & 00, 413-1m a Penna ave. he formed the acquaintance of Mr, Parnell and GEORGE'S HALL FOR BOYS, ST. GEORGE'S, ALLET & DAVIS UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS; 3 introduced him to his wife, an’ exceedingly S3 waned Matias Seeks Gils otek a bait | AA elegant Holiday’ styles a rd Rec ee 30 clever and captivating woman, whose beauty | session. ala Soweh s Minewelloas ot Ppa pony at all stations Se Mote ap wenents; THE PkabGer UPLIGH! FIA ktAol uy at that period was remarkable, Mr. Parnel W 0D)3 SOMMERCIAT. SCHOO! OTE CEST, Uiccse now. A Preseut for a lite arth 5, ThA 0 am, soon became on very friendly terms with both best Commercial School in Washington. X BUMAEMG A cat, rn “Busine LAL 4 ‘aie ‘- Mr. and Mrs. O'Shea, and when the great Irish | Tporeuxh, successful and prowpero: al bet Be ‘Trains arrive trim Chicago daily 08 puu, from Cibeunst aa Be fed 1.00 pan. tru Pitebune 30 Sime per ceait have anual scholarships, #25 reed by those in attendance. inde ivethods; easy terius : rapid progress. ‘Type-writing free to Businiess Cs leader was imprisoned in Kilmainham jail Capt, O'Shea undertook to act as negotiator between the home ruivrs and the liberals, Mr, Glad- ‘ WPTRE KRAKAUER PEAKO” 18 ‘A NOBLE IN- trom ped by all eaperta, Licase call se 1200 G st 1 ‘it on Mee ol stone accepted Capt. O'Shea’s offer at the time, | — S24 for circular or call bet 7 ee TR a a KC MTree: Newnrh oad aa and the Kilmainham treaty was the result, The Deck rk "BOS? PIANUS are. ‘unsurpassed in ache 4:20, “1. a: captain was, however, always distrusted by the tie, erecutial qualitice of TONE, WORKMANSHIP | 008 Pom bade jaricr care oo all om Irish party. When, therefore, at the general aught the D Dest” ales tna ecb ne oe Bevin Ay, and are pre-etulnes autfor pertectiea Fe Peiledeips ~ ES ak Ww ss election in the carly part of the year he in- ‘AS ADUATE DESIRES PUPILS Ty ete NDeus 6 STAYMAR . duced Mr. Parnell to nominate him as the na- Singly orin Small Claceee Apr -. 2st. ow, between tionalist candidate for Galaway, m revolt broke | ap.im At Sandera& Slayiaunrat aus F A —Telephone—629. cee ans UW TS mena out among the home rulers, and Parnell’s old friend Biggar and Timothy Healy, his former private secretary, actually went to tho length of canvassing the county against O'Shea. Parnell was quickly on the spot and sneceeded in persuading Messrs, Biggar and Healy to withdraw their opposition. Captain O'Shea was therefore elected on the nationalist ticket, but was treated with the utmost con- Pisce ‘PIANOS. ruments rank among the foremost BLISHED 1840, a S700 Pm end ea ely ie, for, Wash b, Atl, 6, and RS. MANN'S RIN DERGARTEN ASD? axp KINDERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING CLAS 1018 Sunderland place, south of Dupou! 5D 1223 — ate 1223 WASHINGTOS, D.'Q, THE MISSES KERR'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG otfhces, 614 and es 4.0 ODELL u. Ol party, not one of whom would consent even to iE FREDER of Members of Congrese, Offic W very body i the “Weber” as the Artist's ae onnar shake hands with him. A tew months later an | Departients and all who bave daughters to ed Fersectene ihe nile sxsnts for thisgrest Pinein | A... v1 open rupture ensued between Captain O'shea | called to this Luauitution, where a thorot ES ee CEE STAYMAy. DOUBLE rs ee LEN and Mir Parnell’ when the former, who, at | Ss icin, Sent for Warecww. | STiie RAL Miata: ieee stated above, ha een elected to parliamen’ es ‘PURNELL, LLD., OsiTey P 08. ES ject December on the nutionalist ticket, began te vote with | _220-Im* “Frederick, Ma | BO TUE hatue s ws Beautiful in tone. Fully Fervent iY ‘AND b ethbts, 48 POLLO M STATION the tories against the home rulers on every CUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. ed, Prices and a roeneee AYMAN, For ur ond the West, imued Be bape possible occasion, with the object of winning Btattecbury method Deportment, and Expression The — ay ed (Care st 10-50 ama. daily: ‘Lessons in class or private. Cir- ‘coutaining terme and full informat.on free. MAUD D, BECKWI1H, BEA, oc31 715 12th sta w, favor and fat office from the tory party, which he foresaw would be in power for several years. Since then he has been the most bitter enemy of Mr. Parnell, and last spring during VERS & POND PIANUS Contain the Feieuted “Soft Stop, students, f Oars “trom Pitta fumbas, end i Gers Harrisburg to Kich- mit. Ind.; daily, except Baturasy, to. Chiceme, With Sleepiiy Car'Altoous to Chicaxo. Bt tous, 188 JULIA BR. BALCH. HAVING EXPERIENCE Une hundred of tnene Celebrated Piao ia : Clicago ‘and Cinctnatl, Bi 3:30 A the Parnell commission inquiry, even went so | Sf5..!7 teaching the iitctce te vanguage te Bpraueners | Caland eaaiaine SANDLLS & STAN Parlor Gar Wackineton to Marrisbure, Sod’ Gees! far as to appear in the witness box against his eau Congress and to Foreign Legationa, 1207 O34 ¥ stu hug Cars “Harrisbuce ‘to ti" Laie Chicago former friend in the contemptible role of a octet | Estey OnGANS, aS Weelers Expose at 1 40a ary common informer, Captain O'Shea’s action Beautiful cw isles for parlor, church and school | Sicojting’ Cars fueton ‘to Chicaro end Bt against his former friend in the divorce court, Use. Handeame ore, Urgan for sold on Loule. conuecting daily at Harrisburg with throug monthly payments of ¥ Sleepers tor Louisyilie and Memphis thie: say the home rulers, is obviously brought with ' reat NDERS & STAT MAN, ress, 10:00 p. iy, for Pittsburg and the West, the object of currying favor with the tories by ee ce Scherr goer ene, Wa: pe pa yen ‘Sleeper to Pitts echoes i isoradl i to mraduates, Sborter courses \ K, UKNER, A.M, C.E., (DUGATES ae K NNN A &BB EEE gS i TORIES? C..fianess: Two’ years 8 buninces Educator in this Ex SX8 BME EF Foran cnr ei ii eran emgre for Buf- A New York Sun special from London says: | (it: ,jtteou years a inem t« )¢f the faculty of Kast: E's s25 £5 fe me jo aiid Maware daily exce:t Saturday.10:00 pan. The specific charges cover a period from early | ‘Test Books, Business Course: Book Keeping (cast che AM kxn For Wilinve pork, Lock Maven and Baumer 300 in 1886 until O’Shea betrayed his friends in the | BY*ten, embracing Theory, Business Practice aud PIANO cept Sunda. Peuking), Penmanship, Correspondence, arithmetic, rd Lessons and Commercial i Course: Wor Lessons, Grater, KLetoric, Peninaneliip, ATith- metic, Algebra, History and Geography. Also courses in Accountauey, Shorthand, Lypewriting und Telese raphy. Sew building, new furu.ture, steam heat sud gther modern conveniences LUMBLA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE. Goo Fst. aw. witness box, and the delay in bringing the ac- tion ie to say the least curious. Until a court of law shall have decided the matter the friends of Parnell will refuse to credit O'Shea’s charges, Mr, Parnell’s position in Capt. O’Shea’s family has been known to the world A 8. UNEQUALED 1% TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP ND PUKABILITY, Special attention of “Purchasets’ is invited to, thete TDS DBuatic Sv ies” duiaued in demens of Mii DECOMATAVE ANZ. Fianos jor reut. SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A large assortmens, , coUy Hsia slinost every, Well-known make in ths gouty at thorugh Fey a DELPUR New YORK AND THE ry Ae gt ee 2 ry nda 80 40, 10:00 aud 1 » ge Lge me “Sanday. at ry 00 pam Gaily with Dining Gar i 2 Will be cloned out at vory FOK PHILADELPE for years past, He lived with them as one of CADEMY OF THE HOLY cHoss, 1312 MASS. | Ww figures. SERCLAL INBUCLATEN TS onered bo Fast E: press B: 10.3 week dastand 6 210 p.m. dafly, the family and as their most trusted adviser | 4M sve. will reopen Moncey, September 2. It af Scares PESTS we mere ac . ¥ for acquiring & thorough en <h de 2 every and friend. He frequently helped Capt. | Soucution. No efforts are spared to ndvance the pupils Wal, ANADC © CO. fe eee ae 20 p.m. day. are 6] . all thro’ traimue con! O'Shea with his purse and acted as mediator in | in music and art. “ihe musical Soracunens comers “ St7_ Berke doesn, Jemey Uy with "boats of Brooklyn, Sasa Seen many troubles, There was never the slightest | cory aud technic ius bare vicky | EE stirect trauafer to” Fulton attempt at concealment, When O'Shea ws | "Yrngessus sueral voou and ice wg tery] BOOKS AND STATIONERY = sntis Cate, Lima aae werk cis 11:20p.m. in parliament, for instance, he and Parnell | work free. 1-4 = = —<— ——= | daily always drove home together to the for- \PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. ¥ ‘Corner 71h and D sts. n.w. Behool of Business and Counting House Training. School of Practical Euglixh, School of Shorthand aud 1 iypewrsting. Behool of Telegrapuy aud mer’s pretty suburban house at Northbank, Eltham. Everybody in the district knew Mr. Parnell, who was fond of driving out with Mrs. O'Shea and her children. Mr, Parnell fre- For Tue New Yeaz. DIALILES, PHYSICIANS’ VISITING LISTS, BLANK BOOKS, 0 23 340 wt. do, 2 a 1:00 apd 1h 20pm wei oe For te Creek Lame, 7-20 am. anid $40 p.m daily, quently evcorted Mrs, “O'Shex “in public, and | gSEil of Metals ksh Droog TEACHERS aIDs T0 THE Lessons | F si aiways with Capt. O’Shea’s full knowledge and Day and nivht sessions. FOR ‘90. or Austin 7:20 an. 2: 05 ana 4 or daily, consent. Not infrequently the tory newspapers | Het go Sy ENC LEC CLE Peele SARA A. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON ALIMASD LA AND Fic DERICK =BUbus have hinted that Parnell’s position in another | gp_NCEK, Vice Princival, e235 2g 7th ot, WAY AN 4 ALEXANDEIA AND Whsninetos man’s family was anomalous, and less than six = BALLW AL in LivEcr NOVEMBER 18 iene, months ago a tory evening newspaper here had | 'J'B# BERL11/ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 4 723 14th st, n.w., Washington. For Alexandria, 4:30, oh, 7th, 10.57 to make an apology to Mr. Parnell for ascur-| “Recognized in Americaund Europe as the best achool a... 12:04 nvoM, $40, 6-0) rilous paragraph on the same lines. for sspeedy mastery of the Foreign Laugusg “A CONNECTICUT YANKEE ERS Cae lent ase Bane eee si Sg y New Terms begin now. » Udo, 10:57 am, wa0. 4. 16, 6201, &. Capt. O'Shea always derided these sugges- ow Teems begin a acaA ARE Che pL hs 2 Bg tions of eviland never wearied of telling people | Branches tn Boston, brooklyn, New York, Phitaaal- . Accotuuiadntivi Tor Quantico, 7-45 am. and 4:65 that Parnell looked upon his wife as an elder | phia. Chicawo, Berliu and FP: MARK TWAIN'S GKEATEST WORK Deslutchinond oad Poi po 10:57 and sister. O'Shea, therefore, can't plead ignor- DWARD ©. TOWNSEND, 13 : 5 one “ Aone 4 ance of what the world was saying, and be will ‘Teacher of tiocution, _— $220 om. daily. Acsmmmmeanion 658 pm. oem c 3) have to explain why, with suc knowledge in Porrect <aeee) scat that Cunteton ane W. R HERBERT, Tri leave Alerandria {5rcaens. $95 14h his possession, he ‘continued to receive Mr. oe ae q Panmllee & suuiber of" hie howell, Feo @ CIVIL, SERVICE INSTITU: Exclusive Agent, 10sud i10tam. 2:00 640 6:ke persons here doubt that O’Sh: is acting in the rt uu tal 14 Central Building, northeest cor- Interests of those same tory politicians who ious revised. Book Rechiuw aspecialty. auZv-0un aad ty g ny SC fe. and Vth st. Oo mpayiveuts ‘avemen having failed to defame Parnell by the aid of EIFEI")iO]_=_=SE—ZZZ ma! Aigim | {eestation, suere orders cau be left for the Richard Pigott, are now endeavoring to be- Open Evenings, estimation frou residences, smirch his ioral character by means of Henry 10 Pex Cext Orr For Cas oT Esler 142 ee ay Svaarsrions T'o Cunstaas Buyers CHRISTMAS CALENDARS, CARDS, BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Books, ak BEN Be an Ask for Little Mai The Rivals, oo. Bow, Fac-suniles of | Atiauta, bristol, Knoxville. Chat acd Memplia Aquarelies, Classic Ts card ‘Tid ‘Bite standard Pulled sleeper Wasiingtou to New ee Works, Poets, Novels and rien 11:24 eau. — Fast Mail daily for © WE FIND OURSELVES WITH AN OVEKLOADED STOCK OF WELL-SELECTED AND FINE DRY GOODS OF EVERY KIND. WE DESIRE TO CON- VERT THEM INTO CASH AS EARLY AS POSSI- —s00 SITTING BULL VERY MAD. He Says He Is Ignored and Hates the Other Sioux Chiefs. Rcwwosy AND DANVILLE RAILROAD 00, Schedule in efiect NOVEMBER 24, Led. ) 4.1. — baat Lennessee daily for Warren. tou, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, stations between Aleaandriaand Lyne! Prayer BLE, AND TO THIS END SHALL, FROM THIS EXCELSIOK DIAKIES 1890. poteceville, stations Chempests , A dispatch from Bismarck, N.D., says: Sitting | swe yyrrz, FURTHER NOTICE, 0 ‘apis: | SUyer Mounted Card Cases and Pocket Books, | {30} ya Hock Moga anil eS Bull is very much incensed because he was not bj —_— Laster Folie Fen Kiiveg and Scissors Stationery ® | Asheville, Charlotte, Columbia A 4 COUNT OF 10 PER CENT FOR CASH AND CASH ONLY, taken to Washington with the delegation of the Sioux chiefs who recently had a consultation with President Harrison regarding their lands, Miruiuwiam, Mouteomery, New Or: Calitcrbia, Pullman Siecper New Lora’ to Atlastay ullmat Sleepers to New Orleans. Pullman Sleeper Dauville to Colutabia and Augusta, Pullman Wasniugton te Cincinat via Cand 0, outs: LONDON NEWS, GRAPHIC, YULE TLDE AND WE FEEL CONFIDENT THAT PARTIES HOLLY LEAVES. WHO APPRECIATE GOOD MATERIALS WILL saat. " : 2:00 pan—Daily, except Sunday. for Manassa, Sitting Bull now fully realizes that he is un- VANTAGE OF JUVENILE BOOKS A SPECIALTY. Strasbuny aud 1 Lterinediaie stabous. popular with Agent McLaughlin and all in au- | T4™= ADVANTAGE OF THIS RARE OPPOR- 5:30 ROBERT F. MILLER, thority, and he is vehement in hia denunciation | TUNITY TO MAKE THEIR SELECTIONS AND] yo4 3m 530 15th st, Corcoran Building. | Memphis, connecting theuce forall atkanese ote, of the agent and the more popular chiefs, It | SAVE TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. Cincy gg meng Hn po vile, Ctnuuto teu isa particular bitter pill for him to have John | WE HAVE IN STOCK LUPIN'S AND PRIEST- LADIES’ GOODS. Toute oneness Bees ok _— bg Grass and Gall, Lis two bitterest enemies, | LEY'S BLACK GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. ADIES DESIRING FINE PORTRAITS MADE OF | “00 p an,—so recognized as leaders while he is ignored. He |, GUINET’S SILKS AND VELVETS, ALL QUALI- Lie Mleir dear trends can examine epeciueusuow ou | Dauviler Halegis Acner ties est aiGatkave beat Ga TIES, BOTH IN BLACK AND COLORS. vig at che root Mow BEE LENG “Ari | Rivne, atte ue! ual ae says that Grass and Gall have been traitors to | gunaH SILKS IN GREAT VAKIETY, tion guaranteed. diG-im? California. Bullmas Veopibuale Gar the Indians, and they sold out their peoplein| CHINA SILKS IN ALL THE NEW EVENING WONDERS FoR egoiery Peli orme, New Orleans via Alanis ‘od ‘Vilimas Wasbinsgtou f hich ted in the cedi yf | SHADES, Woxpess ra cami Bevan ‘Toys, Studies, Als., via Atlante the conference which resulted in the ceding ot is ies ner, Bon and Geol es fend’ Pullman their land, which will soon be open to settle- | CREPE AND CREPE DE CHINE IN ALL EVEN- | Guld Paint, Tree Grumments, silk 1 runsfe era, Tapations Sones |S on, to Asheville aud Hot Syringe BG, ee ment. In an interview since the departure of | ING SHADES. a. “SAY Gi GOULD'S Wonder Store, 421 and 4iv oun wc ee to Augusta, vis Danville the Indian delegation for the = he said: eerie! benid CREAM LACES AND NETS Teuns on Weshit and Ohio di Wasb- T have always been a friend to my people. EAT VAl + GCORDEDN SKIRTS AND CAPES DONE AT | ington ¥:uua, xcept Si and 4:45 p.m. Thave not been like Grass and Gall who sold | POINT DE ESPRIE JX BLACK axp corons. | A Simon's Plating Eatanlishinent. 722 ERaitimore | Galiy arsive Hound ey 30 ro ¥ ies them out. Tam no good with white’ men, bat | pA FULL LINE OF GASUMERES IN ALL Tu | #4, Haltinore Ba. Drench odiee suiudard SAL ofc, | reruralig ieave und al G.00'an, Sly 4 the time will come when the Indians will real- | “Weave AN E: STV. VEL’ nl4-2m* am. and 2:53 p.m. ien'thak I am cighh.” E HAVE AN ELEGANT VARIETY OF NOVELTY | TE FRONTS | ,,ibToweh traina trom the south vie Charlotte, D DRESSES, CASHMEKES, DIAGONALS, SERGES, | J yilie sud Ayuchbury, serive an, Washington ’ The last straw that broke the back of what PLAIDS, STRIPES AND A WELL-SELECTED LINE diwaye inorder by plain combing, end 7:10 p21 little consideration Agent McLaugiin had for | oy LADIES' CLOTHS {N ALL GRADES, ON ALL a ~ ruchbure at £6 ates. i? 140 ne 40 Pom: 0 oe Sitting ea ce bears adr gear ee OF WHICH WE UFFER THE DISCOUNT FOR PAA syns ‘4, ire, in Fre a: aiemsniead Se focal et 10-0? way from the conference just as they | CasH OF TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. ~ S about to sign the treaty, Since then the| UNDERWEAR FO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Fine Fresh hair ty fticketa lee alee and information it has been disciplining him, with good | ij GREAT VARIETY. ro on pag Bull can no longer influence the Indians | aN ELEGANT STOCK OF HOSIERY, HANDKER- | _220-2m' Shampooine. Faliroad, 6th and B sts. for evil, ana it is the peace and harmony on the | CHIEFS AND UMBRELLAS 10 SELECT FKOM. Shino New Rony gly ft AND ALTERED Gen. Pom, reservation that worries him, HOUSEKEE/ ERS’ GOODS, SUCH AS TABLE rary Gossuente mate 20 soe t Styles. New Seal order by the SISCES GURSINGHAM, Practical Fur "i ——_—— e¥-6m A Colored Bonaparte Going to Prison. LINENS, TABLE CLOTHS, SHEETINGS, TOWELS, | fiers, 1510 Bth st nw, between NAPKINS, BLANKEIS, QUILES, COMFURTS, &o, ai ko. DYEING. SCOURING A! Jog Sn gaa pO NORFOLK AND 1 FoRT Mo. ‘oz ci c - IN MLN 2 THE POPULAR ROUTE. A = us character arrested in Wilmzing, ‘ONE PRICE, = eae pla iT, 12% = ht York ave. TuROLD vavouuny st ton, Del., a week ago proves to be William H.| HE bis IS THE CHEAPEST. Hon, be Vetvet apd. Evening Dreswes. soon’ ANTON | BEELUG. *s ‘COMMOKEABER, Bonaparte, who escaped from Hampton, Va. = cath =n} ly with A. Wiecher | Appoint Table unexcelied Staw rs id W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, id Maison ek ‘cums: und heated, steam Polite jail on October 31, where he was confined pre- | 413 919 PENN, AVE NW. aoe Ss oF, GESTS BL and atten tive oficers. cul Ginciplibe paratory to be taken to the penitentiary at Als TISHMENT AND DiE WORKS. 900 G ST-N-W. | and FL tabats ety MOSDALS Richmond to serve a five years’ term for ab- ALLIS & COS $t Boston wharf, Norfolly ducting a thirteen-year-old girl, Bonaparte is a very light mulatto and easily passes for « white man. He is intelligent, well educated and said to be an orator of considerable power. NEW ORLEANS CUSTOM HOUSE CIGARS. All Long, Clear Imported Tobacco, for Scents. Are Creole and Cuban Hand-made, A FISCHER, Geuces, He abaneted the thirteen year-old girl on Jan-| ,Abolutels Dure and Sree from all acids, extracts eee ee Tikes MowRGE a3 uary = mows days lekapeal to that he made a| ina perfect Cigar—not a chesp Cigarro or Cheroot, N oe) atler MORDaY, Nowsuber masterly oration on the emaneipation procla- | Equalto any 10-cent Cigar in the United ntates that FAMILY SUPPLIES. 88u, ‘Lady of the Lake, ba mation anniversary at Hampton. He was ar-| issold regular, This Cuear bears the highest testi, will Cy rested, tried and convicted on January $1, and | niowalsof any xoods known in the trade. Indorsed | yp LBS. BS, FRENCH CANDY, 266; 1 GAL, GOOD | Serine 7ih and Vuh wtreet cure, at 9 yn. sentenced to five years’ imprisonment. His | by one hundred and seventy of the very largest whole- Fiten utente Carmuhts, Zhe, ; 1 bot Grape | Thurs foot Madison st, oun lawyers made every effort to save him, but | seie Sirius of the south, north, cast and weet. Ie by far | Wass MoT Bee wiisee ae for New York, Bu and Norib aud South. higher courts sustained the decision, Bona- | the bert advertised Cigar in the Union, Regularly ad i UDAKL'S CASH X, | tate rooms and porting teal parte was for some yours assistant editor of the | vertised in uearly every firet-clase paper in theUnion | _@7-1m eS. dion GUS td 83 Pa ave, sud Haley's ‘ki ston Advoovle. He will be takeu back to | alsoiu inmany other ways. Isastandard brand Abeo- SXESRD AS iD Siaboand Voasting yiteate as soon as requisition papers are ob- lutely ouly one Wholesale Agency given im each city. taine Write for prices and contract, JAMES L, BARBOUR & SON, * Wholesale Agenta, G. Prssscxo & Soxs, ———-ce+ A Neat and Appropriate Name For “It,” From the Philadelphia f ress, d4-1m WINES, LIQUOKS AND CORDIALS, ‘The influenza should be called “the snizzard.” GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. Lachrims Christi of Asti Wine, Barolo Bar; —__————— ———e—_— bera Wine, Braccbetto Chianti EPPS'S COCOA 2 fetta, Cape, end many other fine brand BREAKFAST. Ol, Chace. rh know! of the a famohng fea al Spliced mab onion end wet one 3 pi ry our sot ral by & u 7 sist every 3 10 Se Hundreds of ou oe oe ready to attack wher- oursels iS ae asconar ke aaa ee ee ‘with boil milk. iulhall-youud dus bywrosers nbaied tata: + JAMES EPPS & CO., Homm@opathic Chemists, aul7-samata ‘London, England, DPOXEENNESS. OB THE LIQUOR HABIT, Positively Cured by administering Dr. Haines’ GOLDEN SPECIFIO, [fer pir alerg ane ewes dani spre Our own Importations now received, and you pacers to inspect et the well-known house