Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1890, Page 6

6 THE EVENING STAR: -WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1890. e CITY AND_ DISTRICT M’GLYNN AND THE POPE. | AN ELECTRIC CAR RUNS AWAY. AUCTION SALES. 4FThe local circulation of Tux Evexrxa | No Hope at the Vatican for the Excom- | A Frightful Accident at Lancaster Only | ['2=2= ™# OXLY oxz Scat =. Seeman wate Stax is not only the largest and fullest, but it is _‘ municated Priest. Narrowly Prevented. wr, @ aae sPOMAS DOWLING, Auctoncer. also the szst, since the paper goes not alone | Rome Special to the New York Herald. je Wane ASSIGN! into the hands of the people of the District of | There is no shadow of foundation for the ay iy Columpia as a body, but regularly into their pr aay frais eee homes,—into the families of all classes, and Sane hogs apy ua h Cs ; ae into those of the money-spending as well as Rampolla that McGlynn had either to recant the money-earning portion of the community. | unconditionally and confess his guilt or in some 4m advertisement in its columns therefore | Way — seetitebon arsine rat bare = reaches worth hing” case before the vatican. ie 5 Slee ee McGlynn is regarded in Rome as a person r whose mental faculties aro not what they used A CHANCE FOR SOUTHERN MEN. to be before he wasexcommunicated. ‘The ele- Applicants for Civil Service Places | vation of Archbishop Corrigan’s secretary to - the rank of monsignor and the sweeping ver- —— a dict of the propaganda against Dr. Burtsell scan with the pope's own approval have knocked the The civil service commission has issued ®| “ongdence out of Dr’ McGlynn’s enthusiastic And thére is nothing’ like it, Do not be imposed on ‘with substitutes, imitations, &c., because the dealer makes a few cents more on a bottle. went up to Pott’s Park to take the electric car. for home. The car was crowded when it started for the city, many persons hanging on the sides. It had descended a steep hill about 309 yards, when the single brakeman lost con- trol and it began rapidly to descend. A fearful panic took possession of the passengers, who began to leap from the car, the secopd man to do so being the conductcr, who was seriously injured. LEAD POISON CURED. Virgiuia, Kentucky and Cincinnati. throurh without change to Cin- Sonat, eeriving at 7:35 am, 11:10 p.m. F. €. ¥. Vestibule Limited, daily. Solid ‘trains, dining cars, run through without}, @ change to Cinei Y incimnatt “Vestibule Sleeper for a RR ees Fk &m. for Newport News, Old and Etat Ages isis ES i Sl UE. So S 11:24am, Cincinuatt Express duly fo r stations in 4 ‘irginia, West Vestibule Sleepers Tam a painter by trade. Three years ago Thad a bad of Lead Poison, caused by“ using paint. I was fured in ashort time by 8. 8. 8. The medicine drove po eae ‘the poison out through the pores of the skin. My sys- ladies and Cusidren oe tem was so saturated with poison that my under- | tu si rame ‘clothes were colored by the paint being worked out by | }airyuted. High Grade medicine through the poresof my skin. Iwas | _J¢7-3m 3116 E st. nw. cured entirely by 8, 8.8. and have had no return since, | @TILL ON THE INCREASE. The cries of horror the rs were — call for applicants from the southern states, as nd that is why seek comfort. | taken up by their ate at th bottom of the ©. PARK LEAK, Waynesville, Ohio, in sbi week we offer the publica still greater variety the number of eligibles for most of the states nts used by Dr. MeGlynn's and Dr. | hill, who saw’ the car descending with t pees CBAR DT ae a: neuthbeds te math Gin du th Burstell’s friends are familiar to the propa-| rapidity, which threatened to cause it to jump | Treatiseon Blood ana Skin Diseases malled free, cuths “KING OF THE ROAD.” 942. is not sufficies eet the demand of the ap- ‘ ‘1 x i i fe i: i i ganda, which backs Corrigan The long | into the Conestoga. The car jumped the stop- SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga jens’ “PATHFINDER,” 860 and $75. portionment for appointment in the Washing- absence of the archbishop from New York has | ping block at the bo of th 1 and by a Lovell’s “DIAMOND,” now in stock, $85, tal service. The list of eli me & ttom ’ se28 3 AME! APE TIES fn neet by tee ate eee ton department ° ''- | no special ‘ificance. His trip to Oberam-| miraculous turn avoided a telegraph pole im- NEW SAFETIES fo1 rent by the week or month. bies for the railway mail service from many of | mergau was planned long ago. mediately ahead and ran = the bridge, where it was brought toa standstill. In and about the car over a dozen women had fallen ina faint and were carried into the hotel, nearly all reviving ina short time. Quitea number received painful injnries by jumping, but these were overlooked in the fortunate es- cape from more frightful possibilities. The electric road has only been in operation a few weeks and is yet only partially completed. The patronage has been entirely too great for the accommodations, and this, taken in connection , August 1; Chattanooga, Tenn., | Justice Chester to the effect that he had con- goat oe of the operatives, caused and Houston, Tex., August 2; Knoxville, Tenn., | fessed to her that he had two years ago mur- the southern states is also about usod up. To = oes supply the deficiencies the commission will THE LECONEY MURDER. hold examinations at the following places 00! 4 Man in Custody Who May Have the dates given: Lexington, Ky., July 23; Killed Aanie. Charlotte, N.C., July 24; Louisville, Ky., July : 24; Nashville, Tenn. July 25. Columbia, S.C. | _ J%Ph Dunn is locked up in the Camden, N. besa Memphis, Tenn., and St. Louis, Mo., July 26; | ii! om the charge of having murdered Annie Little Rock, Ark., and Macon, Ga., Jaly 28; | L¢coney. He had been arrested on the charge Montgomery, Aln., and Shreveport, La, July cf beating bis wife, and then his mother-in-law, 90; Birmingham, ‘Ala., and Dallas, Tex., July | Mrs. Durham, made a sworn statement before 81: Atlanta, Ga I. B GRAVES & CO, E : ion ‘or Winchester and way stations, +5. AUCTION SALES. nt dice REI I ei fa ET 73:30 and Red0 ee Pe 8O Pm THIS AFTERNOON. | EXSEIOIT HICKORY SAFETIVS, LADY On GEN a aye, THIS AFTERNOON. tiewan.: 4 pounds:e astic frame: seli-ollng chain: 30. = can't come off: most graceful ladies BETS At AEM, GENER OF Factnaks h act nur ma 2B URSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY SEVEN- | $100. AGENCY awe —- THE EVENING STAR is offered to the pu ic, in good faith and with confidence, as THE BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN af, THE UNITED STATES. In point of fact, it may be truthfully said that it is without am equal in this respect any where in the world AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will | QMITH'S Wi in front of the premi SY CYCLING ®. LOT 31, SQUARE 944, LADIES OK G fronting 20 feet_on Sth street by depth of 105 feet | our justly ce 103 inches to # 20-foot alley: frame stable on | JULIETS, WORTH rear. This isa splendid butidiug lot and sold for an | and Girls’ SAFH TIES, Lorms, estate. Une of the best sections in the suntheast, Chains, Oils, Wrenches’ ‘Terms: One-half cash, balance in two years, no! ing, Kuameling. EASY P. w. Pm. ste to E, ——— pear 6 per cent interest, payable wemi-annually and to | cor. 9thand ketnew. dy 7-Am a jeave Baltimore for Washi nae These averments are borne out by the figure sad New, Orleans, La. August 4; Jackson. Miss. | dered « young colored man near Swedeboro;| BISMARCK SOMEWHAT BITTER | >: §0-ore by decd f trust on premines, or all cash, at BiGkCLE EXCHANGE, GOK MASS AVE. AND 0, 680.713, 7:20. 8-00, 8: iota, "Rete, Shits abe pa August 6; Oxford, Miss., August 7. Examina- i sensi Seyanchue at purchaser's rests Terres te te emanbiind | ADUth st.n. w.—Bicycles and Accessories Bougiit, Sold, 3 ‘ given whic! compiled the — p! wy mail service ‘only will be that Dunn was formerly employed by Chalkley He Criticises German Newspapers—His | within ten , otherwise right reserved to resell at | Exchanged, Rented. Kepuiring a specialty. sworn weekly statements printed in the paper on each Monday in the year, and condensed from the sworn tabular statements showing the average daily circulation of the paper during the year 1889, published in Tux Sram on the ‘a., July 22 und Lynchburg, | Leconey; that he had said that there was ' ust 6 No special examinations will | money at Leconey’s, and that he proposed to Relations With the Liberals. be give at the above named places except for | got some of it, and that a week after the mur-| A Berlin special to the New York Herald says: : i d medical examiner 3 a speci 7: ‘Yor the pension bureas. Application Blanka | 2e" he had said to her that there was no money | Herr Julius Hitterhaus of the |Frantfurler may be secured from the commission in this | *t Leconey’s. Journal publishes an interview with Prince risk aud cost of defaulting purchaser atter tive days’ | _J¢19-lin* PALMER & SON, advertiseyient of a some newspaper pub- = ee : 7 Hehe’ im Weaning 100. AG CANSON BROS, RIVER BOATS. mS GTEAMER AkOWSMITH, FOK COAN, YOCOM. Auctioncers, —— city, t# be ecated to the examiner, duly ex- Pigeon arn = “ofr or I — Bismarck, whom he visited at Froiderichsrhue. | GT. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIONEER, O11 PEXN- ICO, NOMINI AND CURRIOMAN, 18th of January, 1890. eouted, at the time of examination. man can be induced te belies thay wantinle | When Herr Ritterhaus expressed surprise that | Frit?! "Aae 402, Bade Fawubroker's Unredeemed | - Stopping at {4:35pm Briefly stated, the points upon which the CAPITOL GLEANINGS. £1,500 rewards offered but that the garrulous | the prince consented to receive the German | }icivoe, Gold and Silver Watches, Genuine Diamonds Colonial Beach. 119:00. [11100 "atm"t1:00. 13:00. Sb:3o; $9.8h | above claim is based are these: ‘That— Durham woman would have long ago ‘squealed’ | journalists the prince’s answer was: ‘Why | ——— ~~ ———————————— 7th st. wharf at 4:30 p.m. py, 112 200 pam. pig A Request for Information About Ap-| and shared her guilty keowiedne of Dunn's | should I refuse to receive the representatives Tomornow. pain aval pagel fac ey sriRieryacteretens 700m, 1. The Star has three times the circu- Propriations “Committee Notes, Ete. | yao of securing: ihe reward son stidtid | Of the respectable prese? Had the German jour W22KE & 60., Auctioneers, 7OR-OGLONISE: BuAtiE Ud oemioner bar Fa Ge Se eo eee Branch. | Iation of may other paper in Washing» Representative Vaux yesterday introduced a | that Dunn does not even know Chalkley Le- | Bélists asked me I would have received them, IMMENSE BALE OF SATURDAYS at 5:30 p.m. Home Sunday night ‘ ton! resolution requesting the committee on appro- | C°2ey and never worked for him and never saw ee bet Cgprickatcn — peeecaly foe DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSTERY, 20-1 eee 2, The Star’s circulation in Washing Printions to report the total amount appro- |“ Chalkley Lecone seenat a late hour last i 4 MILLINERY AND GENTS’ STE Fe Lp aay ton is double that of all the other daily printed for each and all of the departments, | night. When informed of the arrest of Josoph cone Zeitung Goon a ae the Wixeuerss codon Gouenies Daystar BATURD ANS et z 2 Returning TUES: Sicinie pubttinahinthns bheranieh ine offices and agencies of the government for the | Dunn and asked if he had ever employed aman | @¢Fman press is cowardly and lacks couragd fray Manses Conte Gas eeaaeien present fiscal year and the estimated amounts | by that name he said: only tho socialistic press has any pluck, 2S eas 4a eee ents “Bay, Md, touchiby ut iver: gether!! te he ropriated for the year ending June | ,, “1 40 not recollect of employing ® man by} “I shall maintain certain relations with. na- LINE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. “Passenger accommodations tirst~ leeping Car on the 10:30 }- ml open | Si She Star has a larger and fuller ot ered . 7 bd the name of Dunn, but that is nothing. A | tional liberals, with whom I always got,an we! i . c. a0 9:00 pam, 1 39, 1890. ‘The resolution also asks for a state-| name counts for nothing. These. nesroos | Nor is it true, as is alloged, that T threstened Go ALSO FIVE 5-FOOT SHOW CASES — = = ome oc SoM adelphin, “4:05, 18:00. °10:00,°22-00n000, | circulation im the city where printed, mentof the cost of disbursing the appropria-| around here have a different name in each | squeeze them against the wall until they AND TWO UPRIGHT SHOW CASES, I heme ies a ey stor Newark, Del. ‘mingtou aud Cheever *4 im proportion to reading and purchas: tion, ineluding the salaries of all employes con- Lome! a Ido a of employing any nena eae oes bes ae the Laidehe SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE AT Monday and Friday. at 7 ajmas far as pe 42:00 noo, *2:50, *4:50, °6:15, aig sel maa 01 man by name, still I intend to go to Cam- | from me. As liquel an enninper, the 2 oman apd Leonardtown, Tuesdays, For intermediate points bet Balti Pepulation, than other Ginnrien tiacaseasrG eroemcanqein ccureue. || 2 224060 bias Pas detgtepodliete ws | foriese uw one of the best ‘apenkors we have, Ptaggerecaagenecncone far ay Semun{ Currioman, Lecnanito wn, Co Fuuladelpiiay “to.00 ad (7°50 aim, 150. 8 | paper im the world 11! ae, 4 papers tallies with that of a man who worked | Miquel played an active part with me in con- FRIDAY, JULY IGHTEENT! i 0 < x - = icoomny ramen Sense e pees for me short time before the murder.” caliatin the Catholicn, Miguel's mee fiscal MORNINGS, TEN O'CLOCK; EVENINGS, HALF- ze 30" 2 320, Foy MbDeton 33:03 | 4, The Star has the largest reguiar was (for there were no Kentucky jeans clothes —— — reform I know not in detuil,bu ave PAST SEVEN, i D * bs ana t home circulation of in those days), was th lest-aj ing Sen- A Nice Drink. been approved in high quarters.” ‘ Company's Steamer, = ve Philadelphia for Washington, 24:24, permanent a paveap als pois ppryrente peter From the New York Sun. Mis gris sabi ke mich paribly write, his pee eb an | ORS RNS. tea landings | *7:32'p.m 1) 39 Sm. 11:40, "4:51, °3:55 | any two-cent afternoon paper im the = = rs A George Parsons Lathrop tells of a delicious | memoirs, but the archives were not so easy of on the Potomac river. Every Monday at 4 o'clock p.1n. ‘or Boston *2.50 p.m., with Pullman Buffet Sicep- and a carmine handkerchief furnished the = + P te iy to ki Th fue a —— — "Apply to ing car running through to Boston without change | Umlted Stmtesti1! necessary contrast. asad Ra eTE nee a | citaadl Wi dae ta ths Ohitoen GE MAa rae RATA aes) Ps 74s eXesml Takai, | Mpstattuet logton ee uncine Deewengers in Bund | of these claims and to show the pesae hese ees heeary bears | apccparssta hes more of @ revival of some-| eyond saying that it was brought about by | JP ATCLIFFE, DAI & CO. Auctioneers ptophone 745°3.___ (e26-Saj "Tans, wit. | _ , support e an Copiesofan address from “the Southern | thing in vogue several yearsago. It is the | differences of opinion between him and the 20 Pennsylvania avenue nw, constantly iycreasing circulation of the paper, attention is invited to the figures following: BAILY CIRCULATION TR 1885-86-87-88-88, Eo % » ¥xcept Sunday. *Dafly. {Sunday only. 18S5. I8SG, 1887. 1884, 1889, oie et ean baked rnin ant | gan..20,a80 220 25,470 B0.3—0 27-nak ticket o: joa, G19 and 233), Fenn, ave. and at depot. PRB...22,029 24,321 26.299 27,161 29,200 3.7. ODELL Gen. Manner ies AMY | MAX...25,549 25,594 26,009 27,490 34,766 eo rie BERNSYLYANTA RouTE. 3 11:40|| STRARMS72 94,237 25,575 27,106 20,852 DgUBE a MAck Tebetbip Sega sem anigan anees antte erece oan OUBLE TRACK s CNE..21,933 23,902 25,116 27,453 30,173 TRAINS LEAVE WASH NS: SULY.-21,406 23,186 24,870 26,363 29,650 : ——— cart Nonrorx AND OLD POINT. TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE No. 2206 H STREET FARE, #3 ROUND TRIP, CTION. On FRIDAY EWNOON, JULY TWENTY- | steamers Leave 6th street wharf at 6 P.m. Tues- FIFTH, at SIX O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale in | dsy, ‘ihursday, Saturday and Suuday. Further inion, front of the Preinines, matiou Telephone Call ¥#. Lands at Colonial Beach ART a pet EIOT 9, Sevurdaya, tye fronting 20 feet on H strect by a'depth of 67, Im- | "JO NORFOLK AND FORTE: TN No, 22 Steamer GEO. LEAKY, from proved by a Two-story Frame Dwelling, No. 2206 H dxys, Wednesdays and Fridaya, 3 3s cash, balancein one and two years, 6 por | CONSECHIOS Wit Bus 103 ired by deed of trust on property wold, or all | 51+ ~ ash, at the option of the purchaser, Seposit of6200 Sova ane tooo CunieA withta bacon acne ‘information inquire at company's oflica on the complied with in 10 days from day of sale. right re- | Tiiee deloplione call Faaes WHE Waa: Supt advertisoment | Sudten. Age __ HOP OTAE __IS of such resale in some newspaper published in Wash- OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. States Colored Republican Association,” peti- | Sauterne cup, end is as satisfying to the thirst | kaiser. tioning for the passage of the Lodge federal | as milk and water or oatmeal water, and withal eS election bill, were sent to the Senate today. — <picuresn. You take — parts of Sai SUNOL AND BELLE HAMLIN. ‘The address says: “We do not seek domination | terne and Apollinaris water and put them in a over the white people of the south; we seek | clear crystal pitcher, sweetening with three = ee cope gee ae Participation as citizens in the government of i of sugar to S quart, = adding a slice uffalo jonaire. e the south. and the full enjoyment of every|ortwo of pineapple and along paring of ore political right accorded by the Constitution | cucumber rind. Let this filled pitcher mand bigenaline nis asia and Yarwe. bevilt , and laws of the United States,” for afew minutes ma vessel of ice or wrap| At Indiana paper, the Rushville Graphic, re- PRIVATE BUILDINGS ON MILITARY RESERVATIONS. around the pitcher & towel of cracked ice an marks: “Hamlin has already made the owner Senator Plumb yesterday presented an | ®t, Under no circumstances put ice in the | of Sunol take to the woods with Belle Hamlin, dn drink, for that would injure the fine flavor. | Are the Ele: ‘tioneers faint hearted?” amendment intended to be proposed to the | Just before the cup is served throw some bits | “7e,th® Elec ieee sundry civil bill making an appropriation of | of mint upon the top. : cease enous) BODSEY DORRAT jae eee » 18% FLOM STATION, ON ineton, D.C. All conveyaucing, &., at the cost of the CORNER OF 6TH AND BSTKEETS, AS EOLLOWS: | AUG...21,445 22,364 24.559 25,521 24,505 5 not a betting man. He never made a wager in 1 Oi ‘Landings Steams For Pittsbi il the West, Chicago bs Szrt. Secteamary ol War af sean Lempert Mrs. Parnell is Tl. his life, Senator Leland Stanford, the breeder | "Ustraees cae harlemeee cra «Ga Py “Ceewlewua teaven Bieyeunet's ‘Shas! sve “ol Pullnas Vextibuls Tina S30 wa “das caine) so Gary necpareepe . iz 3717 -dl ; ‘ 10: bus ‘and iv 2t.ne7 95.906 fary raservations which have been erected and| | Mrs. Parnell, mother of the Irish loader, was | of Sunol, and who controls her this eeason, is | ('HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer pom lad il ered aed re wo ro fous, with Siccpinw Care grom Fittabune to Go- | Sor" As89? 21,701 espes enone eee py pirate Parties, provided, however, | taken seriously ill last Sunday with cholera | also opposed to match making. Mr. Marvin, | SEGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT eel STEPHENSON & BRO. Bleeping Car Altoona t9 Chicags. St iotis, Chee | Roe SaO® 23,051 25.697 25.814 31,053 Dot needed fen ening eae enseed which is | morbus. She has improved somewhat, but is | the driver and manager of Suncl, has objected NINETEENTH, 1600, COMMENCING AT EEN | ES | al Cochin apron Ca¥ ai bperguenenndsas cne/omnteaduenctendpernasan needed for milit 'y use. 1 . ri bd . 4 ms a a " o Kg ee ee — : ashington to Harrisburg, aa a 3 still hi “ . OcLoek. <n seer 5 ; ep actin” annem ‘dum annass apracearaqne ame. ill quite sick. She is attended by her faith-! to trotting the great four-year-old against aged ‘EMBRACING IN PART— i OCEAN ST EAMERS. jug Cars Harrisburg to St. Louis, Chicago and Cin. was reported from the Senate committee on ful servant, Edward Slaven, and Mrs. William | horses. Mr. Hamlin understands this, but he Camp, a nurse. Mra. Parnell is now in her | ig persistent. We now make him a proposition Gnett ana Duing Car Harrisburg tw >t. Lous. | Av'ge.22,123 23,682 23,484 27,082 30,090 sppropriations by Mr. Dawes yesterday after- | seveniy-Afth y xpress, at ¢ 40 p.m. daiiy, with Wasl Several Superior Frencu Plate Mantel and Pier Mir- st hington to Chicago and St. Lor Increase ....... 1,559 1,803 1,598 3,008 rors, Parlor Furniture, Very Handsome Oak Book Case | QHORT ROUTE TO LONDON, and Seoretary, with revolving Top: One. Cherry Book NOKDDEUISCHER LLUYD 8.8 CO, : connecdng daily at Hernsbure with through i t Ty with vase, Very Fine Cheval Glass, One Fine Oran in Good Fast Lxpresg Steamers. Sleepers for Paciic Ex- this remarkabi Pweg belrectmen nar! ‘hich he can either accept or carry with him | Give Very dite Cheval ann One Fine Orca ih Good | 707 Fant arena Steatuora: © OO pres 10:00 pee daly ee eee agree | OF para ott age tie? $5,904,400: total t of iati Delaware’s Small Peach Crop. to the woods. Although the telegraph reports | Barber Chairs, Chamber, Dining Room and Office Furs | _ Saale; Wed. July Ged pret ote een aay. {ity rough Sleeper t Pittsburg, and Pittsburg | 80,090 copies circulated daily, no more thar 5,804, 400; 06.022. oe; euriations | superintendent Mills of thi that his handsome mare has just trotted a fur- | n Eine, hi ¢ made by the House, $6.022.638; amount of ap- juperintendent of the Delaware rail- at many 8am! Trave, Wed. July 23, 10 am: ‘sa ag At cca eden etre Genta be ae A My REY aed atrigerasore, | \ Comfortstte state iacmie enpsllent table, mxxter a N ona mifortable stato Fooms, excellent tabie, luxurious Tramaiber of Mow an a Sa eee saloon appommtments. Prices: Ist cabin, $100 aud Bropriations reported by the Senate committee, | road has furnished the regular annual railroad | PS in 14% seconds. which is better than a two- -: 2 ; . | minute gait, the Turf, Field and Farm is au- pon rp ay ly A oer estimate of the peach crop. This season the thorized: to match Sunol against Belle Hamlin to Chicas Re BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. 1,102 copies are sent out of the city by mail, oeher ‘iavare Falls daily excere sunny, aioe ‘nd 1,106 go to suburban places, by express, js i i ong ward a berth, acco: location ; zd Cr ona | POs ee ate Ee i bursed), £150,000; Cheyenne and Arrapahoes an issomething Mr. Hamlin has always fought oo DOWLING, , Auctioneer, 130 ba eit. J, fT of Tongue river, $15,000; commission to visit | A Manufacturer Killed by the Heat. | ®"Y of with his fastmare, Payallup reservation, $10,000; Indian police,| Edward Simon, er., member of the firm of Low Rates To Derr Park anp OAKLAND. §9.000; Chippewas of Minnesota, damages on | Edward Simon & Co., trank manufacturers, | During the present scason the Baltimmers cad Darvement under act of Jocuri, “Sit | with salesroom in New York. died at his home| Obio Hailrovd Company will sell. excursion “ aS carriers at the homes of permanent sub- Cars, 9:40 an. daly, Sunday. BY York only Linntied Express aia Dinine Cars-00n, scribers. Fs a FOR PHILADELPIA ONL! ¥. Fast 210 a. 740 represent the sales ' Expiget Denday ony S20 pig na 00 Dm. dat. | | “ibe remaining 6740 copies By virtue of s decree of ihe Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause No. 11184, Twill sell, at public auction, on MONDAY, JULY ‘TWENTY-FIRST, 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK g P-M., in frout of the premises, an undivided muiety of ‘ss, oT the Went $2 feet of lot 67, in’ Cabot’s subdivision of h : “ . = - For Boston withont chi 3:15 . over the office counter, at the news stands, and ; i 4 in Newark, N.J., last night from lysis, tickets from Washington to Deer Park, Moun- in Washington, D. Necved tay So oof ll ERE ~ ane, p.m. every day. Sent Cee ne us onbel alt | crinduced by the heat.” pareve SUP") tain Lake Park and Oakland for the Friday | 2" Sqr Hes maton, D.C; improved bya Two: | | Sag FH kee OF} rreniiama: | ¥seruey City with besa Beckie ues etek | bymewsboys. But of this latter mumber a very oe pomp rigs re — ——~<ee. night and all Saturday trains each week at rate | Jackson aljey near ist street northeast. indorsed by over 100 ususic schools aud colleges for ing direct trausfer to Fulton street, avoiding double | Jer, buildings, 2122.500. The items struck out of Depew Denies a R of 85 for the round trip. The tickets will be | ,,1¢Fm* of sale cush. A deposit of 50 required at | durability. ld Pi Lie. “Lueonly | serriage across New York city, ‘ge proportion is supplied regularly to per- the House bill aggregate $71,345, but none of 1 'P renies a Rumor. Ip. b time of sale and terms to be complied with in ten days | Upright th of i. For Atlantic City, 11:40 a.m. woek days, 11:20pm them are of particular impor 4 | Chauncey M. Depew yesterday denied the | Valid for return peeage until Monday follow- | from day of sule. 11th st. nw. : ‘manent residents of the city living in lodgings, ets to Berkeley Sprin; pierce tad tot comet ot the Ching and Yanderbut) and return, willbe eld under similar conde | 22281 _TTDTSIND POURIPE PTE. | FCMARAUEN,, BHOR, Un REST, siaxiacs | Po Bulmore, 25 7 208.10 9:00,0:40, 200 | ae. (nothonacholders) otha te whole circle Ru) rrows’ Brains Caught. | had lost control of the Union Stock Yards of tions at #3.60 for the round trip * SLIFFE, DARE & CO. Ancta wise Porsohaily. ‘Result: Superior Instrumente 3 5:00." 5:40, "6: 249. | tion may be literally said t» be in the family Supt. Agee of the Southern Express Company | Chicago, being checkmated by a Pennsylvania ——————— R 920 Penna. ave, n.w. ee Oe ee ee 3 20 | eincle, While its aggregate circulation there- ‘d Deputy J. V. Jackson arrived in Birming- i i i Tracing a $10,000 Robbe ~~ = coh cei and Deputy - syndicate. Depew, shrugging his shoulders in = 2 ry- PERTY IN gy > VERY, VALUABLE. UNIMPROVED PRO! GEORGETOWN, D.C. ¥ vals BE’ AND THIRTY. dam, Ala.,from Columbus, Miss., last night astonishment, said: “This dispatch is all non-| The mystery of the robbery of #10,000in gold with a man named J. B. Winslow, alias Charlie sense. Neither Vanderbilt nor myself ever | ftom the United States Express Company in . | fore gives Tue Sran a distinctive and enviable polis, 7:20 and 9:00 aim. 12-05 and 4:20 | position in modern journalism, the fallness of Leavme Axsravwexts excep For Aunaj 4 R BROS. Pw. daily, except Sunday. Sundays. 4:20 p. Davis, who was captured at Columbus, The had any intention of getting control of the | Chicago last fall has been cleared up at last- on tery suern Alvurrh exaner on ptt WASHINGION SUULHEKN KAILWat, | ts home circulation, the extent to which Prisoner is identitied as Rube Burrows’ chiet Union Stock Yards, 1 can't understand what | Alonzo Wygant, Chicago agent of the company TWEEN E (PIFTH) AND 8 (SIXTH) SLRERIS. FISCHER PIANOS, or _Ajgunaiins aos, ee it is relied upon by members of the lieut ¢ in his trai i pleasure some people seem to find in setting Y uy STION. | ee ESTEY 10:57 am., 12.04 charges sgunat him are ardor" ad. impli: | EDsteew mag aumply for the sake of Luoee | rut eymated mith States Attorney Longenecker | oo woxpay, abietncuse sory twexty.| WEE pox a} yo raaaedarealgey reese too tion in the train robbing at Duck ‘Hill last fall, | 10g him over.” ri keds earn Pdoctrchoe eee eleanor OORT a a ne ead FSTRY ORGANS, 230, 08 | Chjising portion of the community, ure Tan gelsende Gusian Mie tdeattie. bak on os before the grand jury to tell the story of the | “parts of Lots frontin MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS. Accommodation for_ Quantico, 7:48 si Maat te, marked tics of the fob eapre whye roti mathe nero Deciding the Rank of Cardinals. crime as it has been ferreted out. The money | 89.55 fect on ‘This proverty will be sol eek days: 79am. Bundayes ? sal \breed merensagrer paper, in five parcels, T plat shown on day of sale. ‘These Lote are uear the electric raiiroad and within easy se cons of the business portion of the city. 180, Lots 183,185,187 and part of 189, in ap- | , in the shape of gold bars and disappeared ture amore important one than even Rube The Prince of Wales has definitely settled | V8 we i Barrows would lave been, as he is underftood | the precedence of Roman Catholic oa: dinals et Deslal, Saris ceacand oe gibe One tee bern -ged hee mr i ers a gang. | the British court by deciding that in all com- taken from the depot to the company’s safe, Pan. wi For richmond and s x a 5 i and 20:53am; bd which no other daily journal now Jeave Alexunaria ior Washmgt. on published can furnish a parallel. 9:10, 1U:¢0, 11 Bd 00, 93:30, ‘clock durfmy July and August. SANDEUS & STAYMAN, ki are 107, F orthwest, ‘This is no idle boast on the of the paper. js : fronting 00 “feet ou 35th Crayette) and bth. (i Me tt Fg macy, le part ory | Drowide hig Kearnch, ius foral highness may | Suspicion fell at first on John Behert, the | streets amd will be seid in ten lots mkine, then S| ig 3 re ee It is a well established fact, demonstrated to a | Preside his Eminence Cardinal Manning shail but there was no proof, and the | sirable. for building sites, Leing situated in the best s woo kes) 7 uermeniionet she éfllen, nextheentess- x , ‘ 5 ’ Establishing His Identity. rank next to himself and above all peers of the | officers of the company gave out the impression | *¢jUon of See tan tans Gitano tic bas isak pen A a oe r pana | pennsylvania, syente, aud st the the full satisfaction of the sagacious and enter- Sis the Shenae Ciatee, United Kingdom. that he was not suspected and he was retained | yous sig me Ty Cash balance in one and two A z sation, where orders cam jor the checking of arracs to cestination from hotels aud residences prising butiness men of Washington, who seck Geueral itanaret. fmyl21 General Pameter Agent, | And know where to find THE LARGEST wWorkmaxsmrp | JQ1CHMOND AND DASVILLE RAILRoaD co, | RETURNS FROM THE MONEY PAID OUT >. ‘Schedule im efiect JUs-¥ 13, 0. pee FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the in their employ. Detectives have been at work Italy’s Crown Prince Grossly Insulted. | on the case ever since, however, and it is The Berliner Zeitung reports that some an- | Claimed ini “ chists hi -osely insul ‘ ert, and that he is now either under arrest is Williams. Can you prove that to be your | of ftaly, who © aperding dhe vena prince | or under such close espionage that itis impossi- real name? Is there anybody in the court : - | ble for him to escape. ‘The utmost secrecy has ? ybody in it for | They hooted and hissed his royal highness and | been observed in the proceedings because It is who cam swear that you haven't assumed it for | would not allow his carriage te till the | stated Behert had " i the purpose of fraud and deceit?” “I think police came up in pagent aac ert had several accomplices, you can identify me yourself,” answered the | POC? perse se — “We — ~ er ph er see you beiore, eben oe Dickens’ Son in Australia. my frien “I put that scar over your right From the Pall Mall Gazette. ve twenty-five yeareago, when you were sical: | E¥Faud’s Accomplice Declared Sane. property sold, or ulleaah, at opt on of the yurchuser, Adeposit of $100 on each lot et tine of atlas If the KN rs terius ot salesrs not complied with in fifteen days aed from day of sate right is reserved to resell the prop- ey. = = risk and cost of the defauiting: Lemony aa oe jail, "daily + five du emeLt in some Hewspaper [ul Fpecial attention of “Purchasers” is invited to thelr -ui.—Kuat Tennessee Mail “daily lished in Wasi D.C. Aliconveyaueing aad re- | «2 : tt - F | tou, Gordousviile, Cberlottesville, Lynchburg and isi ee ete a ee ERP DRCOMATE Ate ie eee oe Ge Suations between, “Alesandra and Toruchburg, Row: Growth of Tue Stan's advertising patronage. y 14-dXds E, .. Auets, | 2S é itaees anita, i oxvalle, tavvoga aud | Noth, easel trate cdl mati EECOND-HAND, YIANOS.— A ance, wraoriment | Seinptus. Fuijuan Sieeper Washington to howe, Ga. Nothing can .more nares ad c DA couprising wlmost every well-known wale 11:24 Am.—bast Mail daily tor Culpeper, | i ‘ ‘i is the Bee A 8 co ts eeenesTaniaave, | fewwiyy in tepuul Witt wit be cleeeduxtat ver? | Jotiattie™ Suntcue tease waaeatee jeune | esteem in which any article is held by i Hi dares. SPECIAL JADUCHEMENB olfered oth | Lyuchbarg, Eocky Mount. funville and stations be: | public than @ constantly increasing demand CHANCERY SALE OF THE REMAINDER OF VAL will bearrauged on EASY | tween Lyuchbui age ¢ ABLE IMPKOVED AND UNIMPHOV, “Now, sir.” began the attorney for the de- fense, preparing to annihilate the witness whom he was to cross-examine, “‘you say your name W prices aud in terns wh, and Denville, Greensboro’, Kulei RONHLY INST ALME: ie, wt te an. aa ea Asheville, ‘Charlotte, Commmubia, Augusta,” Atiant for it—day by day, week by week, month by et Space. ED PRU i REY, LYS in. GRONG armingham, Montgomery, New Orleans, ‘Texas ing peaches out of father’s orchard. I'm the| Drs. Bouradel, Motel and Decouts made their oda be: jcalis iy dnaee maa toeareeee TOWN. bY 6. 20 rOst Ax borate, CONSE | _ eo tid Pullman Slocpers Atiahts to New Saiekoet put f Month, and year by year,—in the fave of ad- same Williams.” report yesterday to the Paris Judicial authori- | Tyttop . ickone, member for Wilscumia ta iia | Distaoc or Galtontia tated sat eee eek tate MEDICAL. & tas Sleeher Lauivius te Colutabie aid Aiwa, iB | verse claims and protentious competition. The = $9 ste prnateces , Hquity cause Ki Gagan Po ¥ awan Sicepers Wai on 10 C a . 2 Against the Sweating System. prdatie axie be os poeens espera = New South Wales parliament, the youngest son | “runtelland ethers ure couplasnanits ; iuiscersea L= SDE PORES GAAS LST ARES GEE | "SU pm sDatty, excest onaairssd .; } figures foliowing tell the story on this point: From the London Daily Telegraph. in'the murder of ML Goulfcer They declare | Of the novelist and the godson of the first Lord | vivery, ars, datendante, cho iulcraumed, an trustees, | JVB ME. DE FORE Viiysicmn, cua be coutiten a | Sirasbuby uid tnverinediate xteuone’,, ee anseae There is to be anew crusade against swoat- : Will offer for ont KUMBER OF NEW ADVERTISENGNTS YRINTED Et T. ‘T¥-SECOND DAY OF J! Bristol and that she must be regarded as sane and entirely | Lytton, has recanted the protectionist heresy | DAY, THE TW a at her residence, 901 1 st. n.W. fice hours irom 335 P-tn.— Daily all the right, title aud interest of th 9 yia Lynchbu ‘Chat. .7. . wooxa, Puliman Vestibule pers Wi inyton IRKO 86-87 SB ing. The social reform wing of the Salvation | responsible for her sets, and avowed himself © converted tree trader, | tua’ ,T#ut Wile aud interest of to 9 pam; with Ladies on! ____47/-Im"_| empha, conbecting thenes for af Atkauees pease S ‘ Army bas declared war on the system and en- ——— +00 He was returned for Wilcannia at the last gen- | situated in Georgetow AD AND BE WISE.—DR. BROTHERS, 006 BST, | ci it0,).15;, Western Express duiiy for Mansasin, 2858. 1857. ISS, 1858. tersatonce on the campaign. In particular| A Chain Around His Neck and Legs, | ¢T#! election as a protectionist by a majority of | 3t/23U, Iu, Heats. a side of 7th (T) he Uldcet Letublinbed Tapert specalstin thinmes, | Pullman Vestibule ‘Train Wi ten to Cimciuuaty, SEED BAS CAS Oe the army is going to fight for “boardmen, mes- | #Psal to Baltimore Sun Protectiontat paper apitefuhy ange of him, now fired tb’oto sine dvcilings In'uats | {imuvendvoiut sieiche cP socisaye come |) L100 y-an-agethers Senn dal ae ee aes ae Sinow cleaners, whitewashers: carpet best: | miles below Micke feet us | Bite" poweoeee merely he slusrions fathers ob Ui cov vtrwetbelwern Frederick and | scsvbed aint see's tetas neue pe esd Say | Ruvuste’atitay Mcugomery, See ‘rleaue: oie papaya smear econ ere” and other unskilled workers, whose labor | mules, below Richmond, Va, between the nose and was chiefly elected because he bore roots; this lot 34 unimproved and is Jqcated | EAMUBL C. MILLS, a Notary Pubsiciu and cor wwe | $24 Cslitornia. Pullman Vestibule Car Washington to 4,355 5,475 4,986 5,586 Often pays heavy tax to the middleman. Often Creighton and Nine-Mile roads, are very much | his father’s name. immediately south of lot District of Commbia, this Ud day vi July, 150. £ 3 £ . S iii co ae, oue lot fronting 24.92 feet on Frede- , Tu sau the boardman, it is stated, is so sweated out | ©*¢ited over a man who has been seen prowl- rick (4th) street between Sd (P) street and 4th «Q) et W ruin and Geongia Pacine ‘iaalway, and. Pulfiwan Slee i Aa ' STS pp ey | s 74 3,938 “4,532 4,606 5,529 Bethe ae te for a dae eee’, Feceizes as | ing shout the country with a chain around his} “PRowapre Powpxns” cure headache, 26, * | stret hy « depth of 150 oe taproved ty a wood two: | JT HAS NEVER. ithe oldeot-setautished advaren alts: “Aino Washington to Aturusta ia Dai 3,235 3,351 3,915 4,483 ttle as ix. for a day's toil. The “army” com- | neck and le; The feliow is tall i Bod: tty aud Hawkit ende ion. Le Ladies’ Physic: thin citys. : Charlotte. missioners think they can got him at least 2s. « | built and ie supposed to bean pers coibesitde toe pray tress: harnodirgribay pace et auare innuediisiy north of | ccuddeutly euteuit De. BLOTHERS, ‘Ou0 2a Abe | atin st Wasngton and Obio dirion leave Wark 2.582 3.170 3,505 4,608 - DD pu wh >; axriv é certainly be meee y gn of 100 per cent would | Tuesday the man in chain entered the yard of | anrecho yin os eereer es Blue Moun- | 12¢ in Bestly aud Hawkins’ amended sidition. fronts | Judies, uarried orsimcle, Forty seats’ experscuce, 245 pa ve oniud el 12730 em 4,208 4,517 4,904 5,559 certainly be acceptable. Altogether it would | Grace Reynolds, a colored woman, who. seeing | *™ iy ee re AD- | ing 24.08 fect on said Frederick (diy sirect by a | _J¥7-Lan" ei AES 4,879 5,313 5,412 6,559 seem that the jeater has fallen on evil days. | him approaching the house, grabbed up her | t#in Hermit, was found yesterday afternoon in Garth of 22 Q sont, Improved b1 ane teeny 1 ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE 4,250 5,038 4,689 6,107 Married After Tweuty-three Y. infant child and ran to’ a neighbor's house, | terrible state of decompusition about one | §3; fect wide slong the north side at ie heeae A) or two of Dr. BROTHERS’ Invyorating Cord: 2.005 5003 S007 5.795 From the Staunton (Vay Vander ee OSH | ‘The screams of the frightened woman caused | mile from his hut. He was last seen alive about | Seven :7) lots ingame square according to asubdi- | Will cure any case of Nervous d : the intruder to make tracks for the woods, i i Twenty-three years ago Mr. Jos, Hamilton Citizens living in that viemnity will take steps three weeks ago, and there is a genera! belief and ‘Miss Virginia Hickman, both of Bath | to capture the tellow. that he was the victim of foul play. Near the visiou made by the trustees of the vac.t ground st | Berve power, It iu Viner ty the who He weaitiwont (commer, of “Frederick vS4tiy Strect and | Muleur Feuiale, Wot b wt am. i =. (Q) street, four .4) of which lots have a front ot ER DISEASES, WEAKNESSES m ick street of 17 tect Ly adepth of 77.20 | WY OMAN AND St ‘ = ere th as 4 2) of which fi id le irregularities promptiy cured by Dr. EK. he county, were engaged to be marriea, but they ee uv. "he whole ‘upper portion of bis clei | Hebeier sf Ge far be tamaat at aaa | 9 oat fj NExotor wt daltunore Ma. ¢~ltooma | ¢Fickety serhiue car seacrvation, od SBE 8 Ne oman NE had » lovers’ quarrel and Mr. Hamilton left for | Maggie Mitchell Sued by Her Managers. | ing was torn to shveds, indicating that thers Ree res rect et ain () street of 16 feet by a aoe a Sylvania ave. aud at increase of advertising is shown. The larger ere will also be sold lots fronting 1Y feet on 16-foot A plat of said lots will by exh California, where he settled in San Diego Margaret Mitchell Abbott, who is known to | had been a Rend! pe Berger was about sev- county. By hard work he became a prosperous | theatrical goers as “Maggie Mitchell,” is the | enty-seven years of age and had about $1,600 (ATTENTION LADIES!—MAIL 20. S11 MP FOR ‘Ushi man. About a month ago he returned to his | defendant in two suits brought in the New York | invested, fealed instructions for eniarg: our inches, ng tmine Bust Develet rately teed; ee Peaial ‘uiuiled for ve: The sale will begin with ‘tho parcel first a Bare Poy Riesteset entnlenve FINANCIAL = even more —_——_+ee-—____— peer 4 - } EMMA TOILLT BAZAAR, “224 Tremont st. Boston. ~ 1888 is striking. old home near Millborough Springs, and in | supreme court by William L, Lykeus, manager, Williams Saves Another Life. tinued thereafter ithe onier eiveae® Sut Will Be cou | Pais. sine gg ep ag forty-eight hours after his arrival married Miss | aud Frank Gurth, treasurer of the Magic | yao wit the Atlante "City He iors of sale ae trencribed ty the decree: One-third Jot come. oe eee iosalae ngarcenne do Anggraenst Hickman, who had remained faithful to her | Mitchell Dramatic Company. The former sucs | 2K Williams, he Tir, | ioetiazureuaee, money in cash and the balance in PROFESSIONAL. ahed Og ‘ments in 1888 was 25.10 columns, or 7779 columns Srafeind only love. . The bride is s first cousin | for 1.380 aalaties and 15 per cent of the net | *8#in distinguished himself yesterday, the life | Gaus! instaiiuantent one and two, se equirel andi ea ———— CORSON & macansices, ' for the year; whereas for Of the celebrated Bishop Wm. Taylor. « native | profits, over $12,000. and the latter for louns | he saved from the waves being that of an | Sega Gaus ie hot someh et ay, reife, aba D2 PPO TELLS ALL “THE RvENTs oF GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 tw. year; the year 1889 the daily of Rockbridge and for many years past bishop | aggregating @800. Both Plaintifie were dis- | eight-year-old boy named Robert Lehman, son | Paling purchsset, All couveyantnee dae at eee | gentle fe ne Ey yy emp Bankers and ry average was 29.75 columns, or 9223 columns im of Africa. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton will spend | charged on December 9in Yolatianof contreet, | cif Dro iene or Philadelphia, The boy had | purchmer. J. CARTES MARBUAY. tru Sate sieee “|e ‘Trustee, S3U 436 st. Dw, HUGH T. TAGGART. )PUoy. CLAY, THE OLD-ESTABLISHED ONLY ty10-dkis SRa0 Netw ee patural “4 ee een eee dalers i Government Bonds ras eEptite, eet an tot Colections, the aggregate, being « total gain over the pre ry be remembered, consisted exclusively of the secant eot os eo the next two months visiting relatives, and | as ti y claim. Judge Andrews has directed | ot beyond his depth and was to much fright- im September will leave for their California | service by publication, as the defendant nasa | ened . call tor. help. He was almost ex- home. summer residence at Elberon, N. J. hausted when reached by Williams, pits oe ee Why Nine Hundred Men Are Idle. ba ut ba The works of the Yale and Towne Manu- . Highest of all in Leavening Power.— in. Jclevhone Stock bourbtand sold. 1718 | ip the way of tax sales, poll lists, election returns, ae AND ELEVENTH STREETS Siscy, es sper 3s causes HVes success in business; removes. Evil induences: facturing Company at Stamford, Conn, ploying betwoon eight and nine hundred men, be port, Aug. 17, 1889. 903, fotte, eet foo siete ian Tpeonis of te | ousted saiage Abani th ORS lt sR be roger >. ro —~ its oe were shut down last night for an indefinite Gontet ciuiaet, 08, FRIDAY. Raed Hous 9am w8:30nm Randi tonm | cas ¥ am Political organs, being A This was the result of « strike by “ ae ae ‘Sittings, 500. i ikea Pea AnD Joe remerana, = ie ete: eee ee resswork for the Trade, » Sainmnaeentnad caheun ‘of aq ware num! L. McQUER im proportion to the and @f ite circulation, Tax ®ran's advertising rater take rank with the very lowest in the country, zn ke RAPHAL, cELEBRA1¥] Eereun nein eae : |B ‘Terme of : One-half year, note to. Spee eee surea'br Edwin Lippincott, husband of Julia Lippin- cott, and the victim of the latter's forgeries, was buried in the Friends’ Acre, 1 Benes molders ten days ago because Ed. Budd re Was discharged for violating a rule by washing ng a few minutes before 6 0’ —_—_~.— Tuesday at Nahant Charlie J; ‘kson, hi Pac en of Marlborough, pi kod up's ois k containing nearly $15,000 in gold, gold certificates and checks. The was re-~ turned to the owner, Capt Robinson of Stone- (@) er a BOX. CAO)