Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1890, Page 7

CITY AND DISTRICT. © The difference between a loose vague boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is a wide one, and of great significance to a person interested in the statement. Tux Sran swears to ite circulation, This is a point of great im portance to advertisers, “IN THE HANDS OF THE ENEMY" AFTER GETTYSBURG, BOUNTY FOR LARGE FAMILIES. The Quebec Legislature Passes an Act of Rather Novel Description. of a novel description. The act,,which hasnow the force of law, provides that a bounty of 100 acres of land shall hereafter be granted to every head of a family of twelve living legiti- The Quebec legislature has just passed an act | ye) 3a aT ‘A SONDION SkIuTs AnD ca sane eects Mi. Ae Tastee nw GAP SRE & for Adwlisana ultras ot examine evods mate children. ex Sis. veordere with is iD) By THOMAS HOVENDEN, N.A. BOW tan A BOT Come. Col. Rhodes, the minister of agricultare, who | For Bilious and atingater 20 Wind eee ona Po Gen. Ordway Training His Troops to | is one of the few Englishmen in the legislature, Aopetit shortness ie een The Herald alindes to it in headlines asa “Picture of Sweep a Mob From the Streets. in proposing the measure said the Quebec gov- rrous and Trembling MLLE. uM. th PRANDL — War,” and adds in the text that it is and shoulders ‘head bove anything in the display. * ® © | TACTICS WHICH THE NATIONAL GUARD WILL FOL- In tecunteal excellence it ie pre-eminent and in senti- rated by Louis XII's great minister, Colbert, ernment was only continuing am idea inanga- Tent ies boucknowledged toe Sos Wome BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as ‘1820 F st. ow. (Mrs, Importer of = “ = Fine French Hair Goods, SFae mi Foaee Te eye te meaty teen | RUAN TO nu ToumrD-suanrenoovans axD | Srere lnaig of We ahaa deen | WEAK STOMACH; “IMPAIRED. ‘iGeSTON: i ISOMENED VER: nfigerrnine cma PPP, 00 xxx oTrTT South and North is not only obvious but strenye” GATLISG GUNS — HOW THE TROOPS WILL BE | every family of twelvo children, besides 20] they ACT LIKE MAGIC <n few doors ret teen toteredge Sines Em GAR ier DYED AND ALTERED Er 2 3 x i ges American: “It cannot be walt, hereafter, that | asseapuzn, livres to each youth marrying at twenty and] thdsrousia® ltt the ROSEBUD OF patie ratios hele pi Here 1210 Sahat eee bee ORAM, Practical Fur. OOH ER F - Part of the story of tue war has not been told, aud the same to every girl married at sixteen. The cence etl Got d thousands, in a Sadao of tae bet = Zz ._sev-m — RN = Weil told in art” ‘The rust of idleness will never have an op- | intention of the was to attach the people to yas and Depilated met Brecaaw’s | a Puts wave ‘CLASS. MC bing, 00411 21TH ST. NOW ON EXHIBITION AT portunity to fasten itself on the District na- | their native pee ‘and this, the commis- Parent iecbicie _ econ odie edt mata Beding Banat and venta EARLES’ GALLERIES, tional guard vo long as Gen. Ordway com- | tioner of agriculture claimed. could best beat-| ,, Exepared onty by. af SOCORLOIUCICMo re ae eee 816 Chestoat at, Philadeiphin, | ands it, Everything that an active mind | Ming satya. Petes sere proton FOL A CE not keep them,) Ne eer aBLinM MENA I : — could conceive of that would be interesting to |" premier Mercer, the headof the ernment, a! work ot WILL MAIL BEECHAM’S PILLS ON RECEIPT OF PRICE 25 CENTS A BOX. the citizen soldiers has been suggested or put | who supported the measure, attributed the ag LSI, PLES, into practice. The latest idea is nota novel | marvelous growth of the French race in Amer- | fC “ ica to their religious observance of marriage ~ ee acece ae wen fo te people of Sle) i saered rhe, aad Goatares tnat the proposed _EDUCATIONAL. 2 eee are te be great | law was intended asa tribute to their virtues. every velvet ap and Evening Dromeee ax pe NE LEKCH, formerly wit Pocket ERS DRY CLEANIN oa AND Dib WORKS v0 BAe is" Garmienita of all Kitts cleaned aed THE EVENING STAR is offered to the pub- r ? N x TON. an ICHMOND AND DANY: ALLE RAILROAD CO. Dyed without being ripped. Ladies’ Evening Dresses | lic, in good faith and with confidence, as THE features of local militia maneuvering this | The act was passed unanimously by the legis- IN WA ey = Schedule in effect JANUARY 19, LSUO. pecialty. Thirty-five years’ experience. Prices trod. re " = > oM IN spring, and preparations are now being made | lature. OVEBNESS (Darl a Ox NG. LADY DESIRES 30, baat Tennessee Mail ail, daly Soe Warren. mie. Goods called for end desivered. sia | BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM . e position to. Te: utd ish branches, e ‘lle, lot . Lynchburg. an ae At beadquarters for some effective work in that | | j/mrons to relate; the first one to avail him- | also Frenrk and German: private puplly dared, best | Mailoue hetwcen Aiesandriasnd Lonchburefiaucke | AA -WOL GAKMENTS. MADE UP OR KIPPED, | THE UNITED STATES. Indeed, the opinion interesting line of tactics, If a militia organiza- self of its provisions was the speaker pro tem. cesgiven. Address G.B., Star office. tancoca and Memphis. of the legislature, F. X. Lemieux, who is the nan — Washington to New Orleans. a A FISCHER, is hazarded that it is without an equal in this tion has any one central duty it is the ® — Fast a - 906 G st. nw. hich it | {2thee of twelve hearty children. ’ Famihes of | Wy AsHiNGrTo: ERVATORY Joltoavitie. "Stations Chesapeake and Okie outs, | ———————————————"" "| respect any where in the world, ‘These aver Protection of the city in which it | twelve children are a very common event in pear, Bian. One olin, Flute, seatyure, Rocky Mount. Danville and Weatjons, be- PROFES SION AL. ments are borne out by the figures given below, lives, and that wonld be the | Quebec, aud eighteen to twenty children is not | Pree edvautagon 0 "KBULLAKD, Director. Asheviliv, Charlotte, Columbia Aaenete” htlente . ven the District guard in case of neces- | ® Str surprising number in a French Canadian GHYETHAND “A NEW BUA IN THE ART. ACME | Biruuinalions, pignticomery, New Oriente, “Texas and | PROF. CLAY. “ine OLD which are compiled from the sworn weekly - av: Ss eters joing Clore ee his} family, Phonoxraphy tauwht in sixteen easy lessons. | Pro. aul Palla 1 Rlecpers, Atients to Now Orieamas Pak: | Asttne el ndash statements printed im the paper on each ade will be ready for the To Mary a Japanese. though the emergency may never come. The . z tactics fer euch drills-as are proposed are being | Considerable interest is manifested in social Use CERES, the Celebrated Minnesota | carefully revised aud fitted for this city, and in | circles in West Chester, Pa., relating to the an- Patent Process Flour. It is the best in a little while copies of them will be given the | nounced wedding of Mary Elkinton and a the world. officers. While they are studying them Danville to Columbia aud Aususta. Puil- | juavently in private pact ‘503 : ay mend for leehore Weshtagtos te Ciaceenn ws Grane | Oe tae haeineear eae ct | Monday in the year, and condensed from Sib PHONOGIEAPHY SCHOOL second sight; reveals every hidden mystery, finds lost tab the aver- fey. Prin pal, jale- m.—Daily. except Sunday, for Manassas, | Orstolen property. brinwe ecparsted tugetiier, causes | "2° SWorn tabular statements showing the » “ 6p. Sy asbure nd interme te atati peedy marti: aves snocess in busin removes ail the FS, SHORT HAXD | “S30 p—Duily vie Louckbune, Bristol and Chat- | siiTanuly troabicetevil inductees: coudeatial gives | S&° daily circulation of the paper during nereand d tations to more ‘ae hae i ie sl Washington to | on pendins peusions, divorces, law suite, spec year 1889, pabi ran 8 noi ficers will be doin; Prominent native of Japan. The prospective ty. Weskiogsece oe 208 | Memphis, ar ing thence £0 ne points, | joveor snych aout of Rover, Been | an — in Tus Stan on the 16th Sapertent teasch of the work, heretofore pro- | bride is a young and accomplished daughter of | iy ScHiooL. WEST END. | Culper pepe VOranwe, Custlottesville, Staunton, Lowe Hours? am. to 8:30 pm. Sundays reg Deas : SE & SAN BO vided for but never as yet insisted upon. a well-known minister of the Society of A “| ville, Cineinnati. “Puliman Vesttioat train Wasbing- 31s. Briefly stated, the points upon which the iaeckeeon bucAna, Friends, Joseph Elkinton, and is a graduate of 1013 16TH ST. BET. K AND L STs. ig? Cetmuats with a Pullman sleeper for Louis- OOKE T TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS OF | above claim is eines The sivas ocaivaciin Ga i ‘ateined up | the Westtown Friends boarding school. The | Miss 8. W. KELLY, London Medalist, Principal, 11:00 p.1n.—Southern Express daily for Lynchbur usiness confidential. Ladies and iaim is based Dail Haleigh, Asheville, Charlotte, “Columb enteeacis 408 Lat, Tinea Sane = Ath bull twomery, New Orleans, Texan California: man Vewtibvile Car Washiuicton to New Orleans via A 4 and Montwomery. Pullnan Sleeper Washincton to Bi irmingham, Als., vie Atlanta aud Georgia Pacific railway, ‘and Pullihan Sleever Sypitungton to Axheville and Hot Suriixe, NC. via Salisbury. Also Washington to Augusta via Danville and Charlotte. Washington and Ohio division leave Wash- 1, The Star has three times the circu- sed REA “THE ONLY sospetet lation of any other in W. Gifted Lnwiish and German Astecloger iu the city. ui ae we ils alk ‘cvents ‘of life. Otiee. hours, Bim ¥ pan. | tont tS:30 pan 421 Dikat aw, a30-smi* 2 The Star's circulation in Washing= ton is double that ef all the other daily i z : man of her choice is said to be a member of Competition for Gold ) edal in “Life Class” resumed into subdivisions to be known es “neighbor-| the Baltimore Friends s yearly meeting. JANUARY 11, Classes in China Painting. jal7-' hood squads,” and for each of these squads a pHE GAILLARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, L peep ccs Alas mae is sesponsibis His The Knifin Inquest Concluded. Childrn classes are now ine. duty in connection with his squad is only ap- | The coroner's inquest into the cause of the parent when it is desired to have the command | death of Myra Kniftin, who was murdered Jan- turn out on short notice. If the general de-| yary3 at Trenton, N.J., has been concluded. atheht by Gait Te ttatio Moral aud Mental ‘ull eed ata o'clock on Cots ores ‘| After exliauating all his witnesses late last “veloped by Buys and illustrated Stories. span: oat yin. dey except Sunday aud 4 pt MEDICAL, &, <:: | Space pael be the aber nine aoe at 6 he notifies the colonel or colonelg to that | Bight Coroner Bower announced to the jury ~~ FIFTEENTH ST. YS Pita, dally except Guts ao toa, ay ad rt fe APTERA ALL O1HERS ALL COS gether!! effect. They send at once to the captains and | that the testimony was all in and that there was Aer 5 topo le vaahh — - am, and 15th at, below Callowhiil st, Philadelphi KERK'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG | “Through traine from the south via Charlotte, Dan- | ©” 229¥- a _ riheand ota ae in Washington 7:03 a.m. 7 vi the captains communicate with their sergeants | nothing further for them to do but return their and corporals. These in their turn visit or | verdict, In all the testimony heard there was . send to the officers or homes of the men in brought out asa suspect one George Nelson, = their respective squads and the hoped-for re- | who is believed to be the man known to Officer 3 The Star bas ao larger and fuller years’ experietice in special diseases: Twenty Leunensce, Bristol ue the mune cane of Nervous, Compuaints, Bioud Yoism | Clreulation im the city where printed, esa ux, Blotebea, Eruy-tro ick, Catarr! cers, Sores, 1 MA SI 1OOL. D 0 iC) im proportion to read and purchas- ANG ee oreo sno orp Peake and Ohio route and Ghariottovfiivad p.m, | Impaired Memory. Dens dency. Dinunese of Vision, ing a 710 be Fe sult would be the assembling of the regiment or | eck as Henderson. The first witness called Votces tried free. Fur tern pina and 7:10 p.m. and 7:038.m, itrasburg local at Lung, Liver, encanta 3 ruts D ing population, than any other news: Paper in the world!!! regiments ordered out. It is not expected that | was James Murphy, the father of the murdered A Tickets, sleeping-car reservation and information- | * Treatment Strictly Con! tial, A PERFECT ART ALBUM CON-| more than two-thirds of the command could be | woman. His testimony was of the strongest AKT STUDENTS’ LEAGUE, 609 F fn Patan spies teyt checked at office, 1300 Penn- TAINING 24 BEAUTIFUL PHO-| | reached in this manner, but it is desirable that | character in favor of the nccused girl, Miss rm Cine tn Drawing and Painting. fron 4, The Star has the Jargest regular E SERVICES OFrEx circulation Puysician should couult brand | “84 Permanent home = —___ al tofed_ | Tyochbure at an od, Oth oe hwer station, ‘Pennsylvania Prob or write for question list; i also, 2 bom 2 a id Life rT i Mess) a an ats. TOGRAPHS REPRESENTING TEAJ | the general should have the results of few | Purcell, He stategpthat the deed was comm: Ee“ antigieand sail LU, Inntrusiors Mtemrn | FLY JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent, AND COFFEE CULTURE, WILL such tests before him. ted by burgh ‘that George Nelson, a hard Mr. 8. jacdoual Eveuing Drawing Classes aoe character about town, was one of them,” Police | Jerome Ul Ja ADL WHO REQ URE IP\HE @REAT wertenced BE SENT ON RECEIPT of ‘on ADDRESS. CALLED OUT BY FIRE BELLS. ae T NSYLVANIA ROU ote te U5 AEA late nue. betwee B and any two-cent afternoon paper in the z > ee 5 N ; 11th and 12th ate. n.e. Ladies ouly, Kemedy $2. CHASE =n As these maneuvers proceed there will be im- | Officer Peck testified to seeing Dr. Kniffin’s D' Rane AND INSTRUC {UCTION FOR 20 SHE WORK EST, AND SUTEWPST, oe 22 1 ited States 111! front door open on the night of the murder Drattuion Foal Mratosu. Arenitecs, Deaor, SCEN Portant changes made in the methods of sum-| and of meeting suspicions character by the | mere ™eoraumety eutstrata ae itera. Mrs, TMG. | | BEEBE BAITS, 9 MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, | PH LEON, hea ndiuistamer . u Worcs i In it Establ i moning the men. The fire-alarm bells will be | name of H.E. Chamberlaia, a short aud heavy- | GENE R MORRELL has had 12 medals and studied 15 | TRAINS LEACH SR ABIING RON FHOM STATION, whe old abel end only Reta In support of these claims and to show the Physician in nthe City. called into requisition and a militia alarm will| set man, Other witnesses were then called, | Yee" i= Europe. “Instruction day or evening, in class | CORNER 61H AND B STREETS, A can be consulted daily, 404 noPeotm it, between 434 and 6th | constantly inc culation of the 1 te. Terms ble. Portraits in charcoal, th ly increasing circul Paper, 5 be rung out at some unexpected time. When | and the testimony given further strengthened | crayons oni alar prints pustelywater and it solorar t3 | my tibia Pap c “4 Prompt treatment. Consultation sirictly confden- | attention is invited to the figures following: this is done each company will assemble at its | the burgl r theory and of the innocence of the Ce TE iets py pens peas of ae Fast Line, 10:90 a.m, daily to Columbus and tial. Separate rooms for Ladies, Medic: armory and ore await ine sataes. Blok wi girl, The jury was still out late last night with rem ofatudenta, ‘ACADEMY UF FINE Alt1S, SU4 E. Foun ad ee A 81._OMice always open. 3 DAILY CIRCULATION TX 1885-86-87-88-80, be sent out by General Ordway. en will fol- | no prospect of ar agreement. niond. Ind. ly, €: to_ Chicago, OMAN—HER DISEASES, WEAK: NESSES y sar. — S809, isthe PUREST, BEST and Cteanest low brigade maneuvers on the streets. wes PRES Iss SUSAN ANDRE WS RICE, VOCAL CUL- ith Sleept St. Lous, Wr trovularitics Promptly Cured by Er. K. es, ee. 2 ‘ 7 so AP ever A HOLLOW SQUARE. Strawberries Blighted. M ture, Theory and Anal ’ Pinptling Sy roll qHosing, 273.8" - Exeter st., Baltimore,’ ka Bar lcons 20,456 23,388 25,470 26,386 27,541 made, The formation on such an occasion would be | The strawberry crop around Charleston, 8.C., iat Wheeler, I Bost iy ass. aR gr pete te ‘Bart chicago and D& SES OF SECRET—CONSULT. FOR 22,029 24,321 26,299 27,' Of ail Druggists. but beware of imitations. a hollow square and tho entire width of the | which gave abundant hope of being very large, | ——Hanvanb an UATE DESIRES PUPILS Western Express dally, ont Gentleman only. Dr. Condory Gorunerly assisiaut | Max..25,549 23,594 26,008 27, ME | street from building line to building line will be | has been materially injured. The heavy frost = sly orn Sosa Caasen ApH to Am wleting Care "Washi Sica os So trarsn cee Sesian ee te | ass an arb Okay Goes ables MONE oceupied, so the crowd would have to make for | of Friday morning killed all the flowers on the At Sanders & Staymian' rm Sleepers for Louisville ud Memphis “Pecthe — ————— AND | MAY..22,474 24,359 25,742 26,7223 29,6: T HE G LO RY 0 F M AN the houses and side streets as rapidly as possi- | plant, and for the present the only supply can = press, 10:00 pn. daily, for Pitisbure and the West, | MME; DE Piyeiotess mpeniied vg bane ‘nro ‘Sleeper to Pittsburg, and Pittsbunt wher reidence, vata ‘Ulice hour frum JUNE..21,933 23,902 25,116 27,453 30,173 BALITNORE AND poe DRAILROAD, | 4. ms with ti Ladi’ on JULY. 21,406 23,186 24,870 26,363 20,650 Or Actixc, ble, ‘The front of the square would give its at- | come from the undeveloped berries now on the Aight, i] | tention to everything ahead of it. The right 2 St owe meer F sk Op ome 3 STRENGTH.VITALITY ! side would look after the houses on the o Liner ner money ponte ay Tete ic | oe s09_ ant Kingsca Falls Aas abies AUG.,.21,443 22,364 24.8350 23,521 25,505 How Lost! How Regained, | Poite side of the strect and the leftside would | Yo hope of a good crop this year, There. will Pere ayv HAIG ‘aia datas, ¢ aily.; for per: 7 > | SkPT..21,633 22,302 24,905 23,324 28,478 ie eatchtal of sapposititions rioters who might | 5° a0 chance fer mew Nawers befors the Toqu- Miss AMY C. LEAVITT I Sleepine Car eae ea peers i Bom G31 in" | Oct...21,497 21,701 24,807 23,946 30,329 occupy windows and roof tops on the right side | P© 4 jon enti 9 to Witten, Lock. Hi Elmira st > s mas “ of the highway. When, however, it might be- | Wz sP1n8 season opens, as frosts are to be ex Masseclusetts ave. n.w, bai Wilaiaport Lock Haven ae 8 NE CONTRADICTED THAT | NOV...22,049 23,651 25,697 2S,S14 31,053 . come necessary to fire a volley down a side | P& oF MBROTHELS is the oldest-cstablished adverts For Sit ieee: dail; C...! 753 3: street then this arrangement would be re- HILADELP! ing Ladies’ Phy: Ladies, you can | DEC...23,000 24,687 26,466 26,; 1,655 LA AND THE EAS a tan an the city. *% am., 2: it r versed, The rear line would be ready at any confidently consult RUTH 'S, 1106 B ‘st. a. w. 10, 3 2m, On Sunday, ——-ee—_____ Johnstown Scared Again. : : Jurticular attention paid to all dineases peculiar tw aw aa time to support either of the sides or both and | Johnstown had big scare Sunday night. _ = “sid, 10:00 mud ‘S120 aot married or siuyie. Forty jeareexpericuce | Av'ge.22,123 23,692 25,484 27,082 30,000 would also be called upon to supply possible | Fortunately no lives were lost. The Cambria 3 JU! i, BLP! CED_IN of Pullman a Phen nee | asia Led ipPly por a 9 Feveiguera,Mlers :40 a.m. daily, excort Sunday, 4:00 Increase ....... 1,559 1,503 1,595 3,005 vacancies in the front rank. iron company is building a dump along the | AYA teaching the Pnstish Lanxiae to F ths quersoffers | daily with Dinibx EAD AND BE WISE.—DR. BROTHERS, 906 BST. THE SHARP SHOOTERS, . In the center of the square would be the Scientiic tad Soin Pepa Meter eatisg | sharp shooters and these would be permitted to river. About 11 o'clock Sunday night a load of raze OS DELIA OTE, mdaily, | the Ulcer Patabinked Eapert Specaistm tases | Of this remarkable average aggregate of cinders was thrown into the river, when a ter- aS TSTTTUTE | rorAGeuits, 8:00 pm, daily. vie argh fant oe /casce of private diseases | 30,090 copies circulated daily, no more than rifie explosion followed, shaking the whole | M[P5)PALGHS CIVIL SEKViCe INSTIT pel tees hes eT eet td tion and sdvice > hour of theasy 1,102 copies are sent out of the city by mail, 31207 10th st, n.w.—Pupils prepared for all ex- | For tsrooklyn, connect at | tion and advice free at nthe Errors of Youth,Premature Decline, Nervous | fire at will at individuals whose pernicious ac-| town. A huge piece of flying cinder fellon the | aniiiations. Special Lessous for Census wise forser < ty boats of Brooklyn Annex, afford: | sctibed and sworn to begor’ mie by Dr. BROTHERS, ‘Blood. E poss street ding Ls, and 4 1,106 go to suburban places, by express, Physical Debility, Impurities of the roof of a house, broke through and dropped on | Hixhest references. dug direct transfer to Fulton i wvOL SAMUEL C. MI a Rr Public in. for tue | and 1,106 g: by 3 tivity was supposedly an evidence of disio loyalty. a bed occupied’ by a. man and his wife’ ‘The | [PRIVATE TUITION Ad Suule terringe across New York City. bipate Columbia, tis Sd day of July, 1585. iby Aciina ead, Leiria 2 ieressand to Foreign Legations. 1207 10th u.w i D PRE For Atlantic City, 11:40 ami, week days, 11:20 p.m. Ome The troops composing the square woul ‘i ‘all Colleges in hh, Latin, F) : bed clothing caught fire and the flames com- ° French, Latin, XH A US T EDY TALI l Y fire except at the word of command, but the | bed clothing caugh ballin bet ore eee | allan, Portuese, German, by HEN i = UNTOLD MISERIES Reaiting from Folly, Viee, ‘Excesses or Qvertaxation, Bnervating ‘and unftting the victim for Work, Business, the Married or Social Relation. ‘Avoid unskillfal Bape Possess this creat work. It contains $10 Toval 8vo. Beautiful — embossed, full git” Price only $1.00 by 'stpaid, cor is plain wrapper. Ilus- trative Prospectus Bree, if you soply now, The distinguished ow Wm. sbieotrush MEDAL Stional M PRIZE ESSAY on N eRvOUS and {TY.Dr.Parkerand acorps af buses Paysites wey be examen oe dentialiy, by mail or ‘Teon, at the offi if THE PEABODY MEDICAi. INSTITUTE, Ne. 4 Bulfinch St., Boston, Mass., to whom ai omiers for books of letters for advice should be Wirected as above, sharp shooters are to be allowed to exercise their own judgment in the majority of instances, THE GATLING GUNS. At the forward angles of the square and in- side the formation will be gatling guns—the small “riot gun,” which can be easily pulled by a couple of men. When necessary the angles can be opened and the guns brought rapidly to the front. The artillery and cavalry will be given a good deal of active work. ‘These maneuvers will be kept up through the spring and untii the guard goes into its annual encampment at Fort Washington. SIGNAL MEN ON BICYCLES, The al company of the District militia, which went out of existence last year, is being revived very rapidly aud upon an entirely new basis. One of the novel features of the reha- guished before much damage was done. see “jim”? Starr Dying. “Jim” Starr, a noted horse thief, who was shot by a United States deputy marshal near Ardmore, L.T., last week, is dying of his wounds in the jail hospital at Fort Smith, Ark. He was the husband of the famous female bandit, Bella Starr, who was assassinated a year ago while riding along the road near her home. Stare was under indictment for horse stealing. ave a bond and left his bondsmen in the ink For eight months officers have watched for him and lust week Low f located him ina cabin which they covered with Winchester rifles, leaving their horses back in the brush. Starr discovered them in time to mount his horse and get a start, leaning forward in his saddle and shooting back with his pistol. The Diplome de lAcads tes PY English eth gure. 734 12h it Yorbonne, Paris, Franc BIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 013 PA. PA thorough instructious, Primary and ad leourse of Piano, Organ, Violin, &c. ED ART, Principal, late of New Englund Cotierea Boston, Mas JRRENCH LESSON MI nist M. Chevremont, ne de} arin aid experienced vacher, Address 1 10th st. nw. E. SCHEEL, TEACHER OF roe ats aND Singing at Sicht: particular attention to basin. as well ther advauced; German or _ MLB r, md RS. mae S KINDERGARTEN AND; ,yp KINDERGARTE! N NORMAL TRAINING CLASS 118 Sunderland place, south of Dupont cirele, = BERLITZ SCHOOL ,, OF LANGUAGES, ‘723 14th st, Sunday. For Annapolis: 772 daily, except Sunday, »: and 4 o gmat 20pm, ALEXANDKIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- ALAND ALEXANDELA AND WASHINGIUS ‘WA. IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 14 183: at 30, t 74 13 11:37 p. $5, 10:67 ain B30, 41 10:05 p.m seocmme dation tor For iilcomioud and fn Sa the'8a ‘Accommodation ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE | in the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO- in Tue aly? cane of Nervous, Desiiee sea’ anak | PORTION of 928; PER CENT, or AN AGGRE- MavorFemale, wu0bst sw, © “8380 | GATE of 27,882 copies! Of this number, 1D 21,142 were delivered daily by regular carriers at the homes of permanent sub- scribers. The remaining 6,740 copies represent the sales over the office counter, at the news stands, and by newsboys. But of this latter numbers very large proportion is supplied regularly to per- CALL, EXAMINE “OU om GUUS AND BE con- | ™Anent residents of the city living in lodgings, PREGTE TIONS. &c, (not householders), so that its whole cireula~ Our peices $4 for rT prescriptions have been reduced in | tion may be literally said to be in the family proporcion @ use only the purest a chemicals from the most reliabl - | cil ‘tion there- grag-end oh Scheer ihe, most, reliable potion, circle, While its aggregate circulat tt : of this department by fore gives Tue Star a distinctive and enviable ; bilitated command will be found in the fact bth ATE” : ° 00, Kea. Reg.” Ss that it is to be mounted on bicycies, From the | OMiters returned the fire with their Win- TBigend forcirculare ud 1042 Pig’ Fah; | postion in modirn journalion, the Sullness of beginning of the guard here Gen. Ordway has | Chesters, one of the bails passing through the] pesncheain New hark Bene ‘Brooklyn, Chie: rasan dvaema ie the oftice, northeast cor. 10 Sree neers nore Gen. Ordway ddl 4 lodging in Starr's bach, bring- . . ner of 13th street ‘Pennsylvania avenue, aud ut 25 25 | tts home circulation, the extent to which GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. held that a company so mounted would be a | *#4dle tree an hemaed wf 8" | Philadel) bia. Lomsville, Paris (France), Berlin {ie station, where orders cau be left tor the clckinyof 6 100 cixei-cadau success. Efforts on that line in England and | j%6 him to the ground, The horse res vo Dresden, Germany, PenO | bata to dew ydestnntion irom hotels ang residencen. $9 190 /it fs relied upon by members of the “ tiles a en feces on the Continent have been eminently success- | fe PY ices VOLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, G00 F | “QSabral Metter. ball Gen Pas Avent is household, and particularly by the pure BREAKFAST. ful, rhome! they coalit not be so to such an extent = = Cee Dew. Business course: Bookkeeping Ceastinan = wv = osition af pee 5 in this country because of the difference in the 1,000 system, embraciug Theory, Business Practice an > hasing the community, aah meni nae adhe ‘an meee roads, Across the Atlantic the roads are almost vi = tks tn Pigeon apres biggest Work Ucnome net Ooeeceia’ tow ais Sconces Ee Barrwons., Axo, Ouro Ransoan s . 25 | the marked characteristics of the paper, Eos cacetal sppiketion cf the Gna pespertie of enn | as smooth as the ¢ crete streets of this city, ery quietly the preliminaries of the biggest | ort te ‘Accountancy, Telegraphy, Shorthand sud | Leaye Washiigtou irom station sue ot Kew Jeng 33 aa ee nes Eririded our breakfast | and large bodies of infantry can be and are | affair in the way of a pigeon-shooting contest | Is;ewritiue, "New furniture, steam heat aud other | avenue and C street. Bu to which no other daily journal sate wom au neavy ductorw’ bills: itt by the judy. | Fapidly moved from place to place on bicycles, | at live birds ever brought off in this Sountry | MOP covers expreng amt 80 ee Jegibulea ‘Lunited is published can furnish a parallel. of diet that a c _ The work of militia,” said Gen, Ordway to | have recently been completed. ‘The match is | Third years x Bi sora tole city, wit | OE er ciudhtuats Se ‘Loikis und Indiauapolie, express 1 50| This is no idle boast on the part of the paper. iweame: 8 Stax reporter last mght, “is largely in cities | an outcome of the recent meeting between H. | Jou at ee tte ec uy of Eaatinan Collexe For ittabure and Cleveland, Vestibuled Limited 199! Tt ise well established fact, demonstrated to and the work of the District militia would nat- | a6 Dolan of Philadelphia and Dr. Knapp of | ich received the ouly Geld Medal awarded for bi exyrens daily 11204. 1u, aud expres 8:40 pain. aquet 4 Repeabecc taster iw weak point. We may ¢ cd with | Urally be on our streets, These are perfectly | (Me Dolan Of Ualladelphia Snapp. tion at the World's Fair held iu Paris, 1NSY. | “For Lexiugton and Local Sustinhe f1U 0a, Carters Litte Liver 1 29 | the full satisfaction of the sagacious and enter- fatal shart by leceine Sqrnclves weit, forties with adapted to the bicycle and by means of | New York, in which it will be remembered the e 76:30 pa, boom ink bend 4 pases beacteam ene | tee gutta’ silent ‘steeds a number of men | Young Philadelphian suffered defeat, After | \uRWOOD INSTITUT, Be. 4:00, 5-00, 6:40, 7:20, | Sanne 1 py | Prising business men of Washington, who seek f fuuply with boiling water cr mili. Sold ouly | could be sent to any given point in a very brief | this match the members of the Riverton gun 1407 Mavs ave. dfighland Terrace, 0, 12-00, Bo mnluiites) a 1a, and know where to find THE LARGEST eran eee we Sn ee period of time.” club asked Charles Macalester, their champion, | g21.6m. sir and Mee WE De eA BELL, Principals, Bera ston O58) minutes, 1 90| RETURNS FROM THE MONEY PAID OUT JAMES EPPS & CU., Humopathic Chemiata There is a good deal of enthusiasm being | te meet Dr. Knapp ina match sufticiently try Ww OD'S COMMEKCIAL SCHOOL, 407 E. CAP. 8ST H Fale Sirup Hybophosphites. 1 “ a 2. displayed in the recruiting of the new com- | iug to thoroughly test the respective ability of fuoroul, successful and rous, 0, 45 puitusens, BL Hevriee Com, sirup Hybophosphi i FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the : Engi . these two crack sho r, Macalester gave a 5, 7: op 2 ae aes pany and its ranksare now more than half be ay nding Mw lester 20,420, 4:0,0:20, ooh a “eS H growth of Tux Stan's advertising patronage, eady ne Serer Assousc CEMENT. & Obie Oe ee: CaDees. The beers will be shot bs three divisions, of D DUAMATIC Ak Borers aba Pheapi 2 Nothing can more surely illustrate the me : which the respective conditio ) Dit FE ow Be BREWERY CO.of Rochenter X.Y. | ‘The officers of the third battalion cailed upon | First division Te choot at 100 Deportuient, and Expression. The esteem in which any article is held by the public than a constantly increasing demand for it—day by day, week by week, month by month, and year by year,—in the face of ad- verse claims and pretentious competition. The Jcsnons in cluss or private. Clr rns wud {ull information free, Miss MAUD D. BECKWITH, BEA, 715 ith st."n Ww ted for bettlime pur. Gen. Ordway at national guard headquarters | yards rise, 50 yards bounaae : naa the bh tei aleht: and end aple of hours very | Second’ division—To shoot at 200 live ‘pigeons sty froin Aualy eat Che Site distcee cue an Coe | parca ne Wb pads contac, Third oie endorsed by ussn; pleasantly discussing military matters, Col. | ion—To shoot at 200 live pigeons, 30 We iuvite s trial order frum any one de- sud Mealthful drink at howe, Our | Clay ot the second regiment was also present, 30 yards boundary from trap pole, In addition tothe stake money at issue on each match a Arrangements for Rifle Practice. Rifle practice at the national guard gallery is | bet of $5,000 aside has also been made on the re for Washington, week of uu oa Toad St SOEVSEESSSESSE . two dozen bottles, $ F case, two dozeu bottles, hers’ Certiseatenawarded 25 | figures following tell the story on this point; ott hi lar f f this t of the contest, patie! Coren er upon gory 33 case, two duzen bettie, 81 at present the most popular feature of resuit of the cor ee 50 | NUMBER OF NEW ADVERTISEMEXTS PRUCTED mY Dene = any fart of navn, bottion, G2 = flourishing orgauization, The men need no Digi 7! Crispi iadend cane CADiaLy OF THE HOL ¥ CROSS. T ete ou ue _Meiropolitan Branch, 16:43 1 09 s0ns-00-45-20ah, A discount to the trades aa ond, for the majority of conte x very tacitity fore a d teerouph od. ater 0: 44:30 9 cod BAK LHULUMAY BREWERY CO. GEO. Cc. SUCKO, | SeOUFagement to attend, foi ¥ of | $16,000, which is believed to be the largest | Sy¢ry aii for, acquiring & thorough ‘aud Br ‘s0u.tn.. $4:30 aud 19 50 paw 1886. 1887. 1888, 1860, pa ro rt nee them are enthusiastic over target work. A amount ever shot for at a pigeon match in this | {¢Ucklen 3 fester are apared we ateace conyelees $e onkrile and Wey Sestions, +4: ‘pounis, "9:00 168 ; - good deal depends upon fidelity in this particn- | country. The liveliest possible interest is al- | theory aud tecanie cud embraces piauo, harp, violiu, 12500, 26:35, 111 1:35 pan. 233 3,200 3,615 4,076 4,586 e = = lar, for only by careful work can a man place | ready inanifested in the contest in amatenr | *¥ poe tean ene posal ned alkane and, fancy ¥ Boyds aud intermediate stations, 17:00 p.m., 338 3,064 3,547 3,924 4,509 719 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Q | himself in one of the upper grades. sporting circles, both here and in New York. | work tree. Ciiureh train leaves Wi Sunday at 1:10 200 é »pel ; fashington on 3,906 4,669 4,003 5,496 sims Kbdeaaten rie alioring gchetiule ‘hee been prepared | The thrve divisions of the match will be shot | \PuxcuniaR—nTaini 5 coun. P Por Frederick f0:ao, Hie ale Tel 14.90 Be i 4,335 5,478 4,996 5,584 ND E for the monthjof February and was issued yes- | on the 6th, 8th and 10th of next month respect- Comer ith ad D sia new, ve This day we make cur Sratahow of Muslin Usider | terday from headquarters: First battalion—| ively, on the grounds of the Westuiuster keu- |" Scleol of Dusiteas sud Counting House Teaning | "Ror Maseniown, $1120 am, pnd 3:80 p.m. 20 4,197 5,383 5,171 6,033 Wear, te which we call special attention, Company A, Monday. February 17; company B, | nel club at Babylon, LL j 7 a pins arrive from I Cosco daily 11:45 a.m. Fore - 35 3,838 4,523 4,608 5,599 DRAWERS. Friday. February 7; company C, Tuesday, Feb- = ar 41.50 pans from Pitsburg 4:10 wane Bod 100 3,235 3,38L 3,915 4,483 Good Muslin, hem and 3 tucks, 28¢, ruary 25; comps D ‘Thursday, February 20. Queen Victoria the Grip. te ‘ Second battalion -Company A, Friday, Febru-| The queen is suddenly indisposed and there NkW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION, 00 2,883 3,170 3,508 6,604 Good Muslin, Hamburg ruffle, bunch tucks, 50¢, q pons: 00 Muslin, tucked ruffle, bunch tucks 4c. i ie, comer ts Bo —— pipes 10; com- | ig reagon to fear from influenza. An ambassa- | doe: Weise oe aoe: Rena 5 4,208 4,517 4,904 5,980 Five Muslin, Hamburg inserting, & y uesday, Februar; company r Z *f020}.me “Buiter patio ny 5,419 ee ac tiie We Mra, February'10, ‘Third battalion—Com- | 40F calling af the foreign ofice on matters con-| YN Vico Prnvcisale “TTS Saat | fe econ ei ce ai: 00 pa x sae Sas ene pany A, Tuesday, February 11; company, B, | papa teclaog ep Arp pass Savbrogiio obtained. POLTOMAG VE ee aaa im Newark arene cate 4,250 5,038 4,689 6,107 Good Muslin, square yoke of five tucksand Cambri | Wednesday, February 19; company ursday, | 20 information. This complete ignorance oun} POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. a or = 3,586 5,093 5,007 5,795 Fume, 50. Feb: 13; D. Fra b the part of officials is due to the fact that dur- = Rae asercts than welnbrkekceue Phil ebruary 13; company riday, February 21, MPO NouvOLK AND Four MONKOE. | For ani iate point Baltimore and Ph cnmcials (nansuen aaaiaiay ienemee Fine Muslin, square yoke of insertings, 4 tucks, 75e. | Fourth battalion —( company A, Thursday, Feb- | 2g his illness Lord Salisbury consulted the T THE POPULAR OUTS, eapintin tou 200 aes oe Bins *1 area 1 a Fine Muslin, square yoke of all-over embroidery, | yary 6; company B, ‘Tuesday, February 18; | queen only, dictating all dispatches which she AE OLD vaVOlUTE StkaMen GhOBGE LEARY, pay pre ee ee oe aa rir at TOTAL 41,499 45,910 54,038 54,501 65,599 ruffle of Hamburg, 5c. ompany C, Thursday, February 27; company | Wrote, and thus the Sabine’ was kept mm ignor- | BA. COMFORTABLE, ut. cigs Fine Cambric, surplice yoke of Real Torchon Lace, | p) ‘Tuesday, February 18, Fiith Battalion— | ance. wie sibiments Srevciges, Table cy see pate is Philadelphia for Washington. *4: But it is not alone in numbers that the great land 1.25, : ————+0+—--—_-— ina avert ve ume t, a tise “8:15, “4 10 au. th: a oo 7.40 p. increase of is shown, The NIGHT GOWNS. pooled * tte apne! ‘i Camu, Secretary Balfour to Wed. Brow stivstrect ular? MONDAYS: WEDNESDAYS | g£0F,Atiautte City'“4: “22:00 me, gad bngee Mother Hubbard yoke, bunch tucks and Cambric ‘ aye 4-00 aan. an 12.0U poon. amsen February 8;company D, Saturday, February 8 | The coming London season will probably | 4 tits d eat Po iat Norfolk, | Except Suiday. space required for advertisements during the Good Muslin, tucked yoke, Hamburg ruffle, 75c. ‘Mother Hubbard yoke, tucks, 4 inserting, full Sleeves, #2. Mother Hubbard yoke, large plaits and Herring-bone Mambarg rufte, $1.15. _ Muslin, surplice yoke, all-over embroidery, full Cambric, surplice front of embroidery, 50c. (Cambric, low neck, Real Torchon Lace, 85a. SKIRTS. ‘Moalin, full width, Cambie ruffle and tueks, 550, Muslin, full width, wide bem and tucks, 6Uc. Muslin, full width, wide hem, 3 bunches of tucks, "Fine Rusia, wide Cambete ri, 4 tasks, $1. HAMBURG EMBROIDEKIES, ‘This season we are offering exceptional value mbroiderics. All the leading novelties in Vandyke, ‘Tucked, Piaited and Hemstitehed Edwings, Skirtings and Flouncings, from the largest Swiss manufac. turers. & G@. DAVIS ss 719 Market Spec SBESTOS LINING. PAINT (AND CEMENT Seow Perviniee bona sartoast Sixth battalion—Company A, Wednesday, Feb- rnary 5,company B, Wednesday, February 5, Seventh battalion—Company A, Monday, Feb- ruary 24; company B, Wednesday, February 26, Eighth battalion—CompanyA, Friday,February 28; company B, Friday, February 28. Cavalry troop, Wednesday, February 12. The general staff ‘and the field and staff officers and non- commissioned staff of regiments, Saturday, February 15. The field and staff officers and non-commissioned staff of battalions the even- ings assigned to company A of their respective battalions, Practice for the month of February will be at 300 and 600 yards; each man will fire | one score at each distance and his scores will be recorded. Companies will be reported at the ritle gallery promptly at 8 o'clock p.m. on the dates specified, m undress uniform, armed and equipped. Incase of rain or snow they bi Some Needed Lexicographical Changes. ‘From the Chicago Times. The publishers of Webster's and other dic- witness the marriage of the chief secretary for Ireland, Mr. Balfour, the nephew of Lord Salis- | bury. to Emma Alice Margaret, the youngest daughter of Sir Charles Tennant, baronet. In her family the young lady is always called “Margat.” She is fair, pretty and a perfect Diana in her taste for hunting. She looks well on horseback, but in walking she is not so im- posing. as her lower limbs are v. — one age is about nton, Heyes She lively and alw: troops of ppd ene Ie said that she have a very dowry. The is ou d to be One of mutual am- | bition, for Balfour can have a peerage for the | warns aged Mise Tennant has the money to sup- oe ETS Englishmen After Forepaugh’s Show. It is stated that the deal by which the late Adam Forepaugh gave a three-fourths interest in his circus to an English syndicate for #600,- pe eaten Bi: ming me my by the widow Adam Forepaug) as soon as the syndicate representatives arrive bere. NS Roberts, a private detective from Chi- cate, sin inlet Vernon, ‘Lamar county, Ala, "Bal Hi ene o most daring aioe See Deaght four of the and the oly sine bavinys excliuniee Sounection, with BU: mis ‘will chee rom bowels dences, Teiey! aoe Ne, No. 14b-s- wie WM. P. WELCH, Supt. and Gen. Agt. NOxFOLE: FORTHESS MONROE AND THE th On aud alter MONUAY, November tres: Steamer Lady of the Lake, been re) aud vewly 1urulalied, will jeave's Sixth-street whart, Herusiuus 7th and Veli atreet cars, at © vm, Cuesday, Uirsday aud Suyuay. Metur Ve Clyde's rf, Ne St, Close counsctions New York, Pusladelphia ‘and ‘North anc and South, For ie Fok dad snformetion rand frie call at one ‘aut a. ices G1 aaa 18 1 Pa Hawie; % TRERS sidney bas ra oor VERNON joys uth and F bo wesand Neat Knox's Lap Lspresn iS ‘Trausier Co, on. % 9 1351 Ya. ave. at ‘ie te jad ave. and :. ony « BAL,TON, “sein sereseeetthiben Bates, Bun Building, Fst. tages Sh at St +, Sieamer W.-W. CORCORAN, pathos Easy te! pert Pears Are, Foul tip, By imcludiig’ Tar Fotzowme New Youu Lerren | vot yearof 1444colamns! And this, tt must ROME eos ordinary everyday business advertising, nothing in the way of tax sales, poll lists, election returns, etc., such as occasionally swell the businces ef political organs, being included in its patrop- age. In conclusion, it is only necessary to say that, ‘in proportion to the extent and high character of ite circulation, Taz Stan's advertising rates take rank with the very lowest in the country, and to add, finally, that every statement herein made can be abundantly verified. THE CIR- CULATION OF THE PAPER IS SWORN TO; ITS PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMB ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND ITS BOOKS ‘MAY BE INSPECTED BY ANY ONE RAVING 4S INTEREST IN THEIR EXAMDUATION, 3 CLOTHING ETT. DR