Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1890, Page 6

6 ' ‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ISS MAPES’ SUIT. THE WORLD’S FAIR SITE. A MINISTER FROM CANADA. | Swing Speciric a RAILROADS. Brought Against a Former Lover Upon| Illinois Agriculturists Want it to be|What a Toronto Paper Wants Great : — OS | (ESAEE a8D Calo Ralkwar, 3 i oy the Strength of a Unique Agreement. Jackson Park. Britain to Grant Them. aaB WEES & CO., Auctioneers ca BS ¥ From the Cleveland Leader. One of the surprises of the special session of | The Toronto Globé advocates Canadian rep- z ‘AT AU ‘ ’ In the village of Chagrin Falls lives John P. | the Lilinois legislature, which is to assemble to- | resentation at Washington. In an editorial | ts notone of the old worn-ont, potash, mercury, sar- | BY ORDER OF THE PROPRIETOR, Bebedule in Effect May 18. Harper,a banker. A few miles outside the | i¢ day, the aggressive part played by the Illi- | yesterday morning itsays: ‘The employment | ¢aparilla, thousand doses for a shilling medicine It oF awe a Village lives » prosperous farmer named Mapes. | nois state board of agriculture in the forthcom- | of a resident agent at Washington as a sort of | iearemedy which never fails in Biood Diseases, and 803 D SiREET. The latter gentleman has «daughter named | ing world’s fair legislation. The Lilinois board | wet nurse to strengthen rather than impair | slwayebuilds up the general health of the patient. Stans — leave Unlon Depot. Oth and B streets, 10:57 cre ‘s Hortense, who is now about twenty-two years | of agriculture is bitterly opposed to the loca- | the tie that binds us to Great Britain, by eu- SLERCONTS, GUNTE,FaRMESMING cOuDs | Novis ati Arae t ul Fuse See ae sees | Bee £ g cae H Fil ey old. For some time up to two years ago this | tion of the fair on the lake front on account of | abling the imperial goverament to conduct — ae wos a West. MENS, WITH A} ay ee 6:40pm anes rq B oe By Eas er young lady taught school in the vicinity of her | the limited room. negotiations in which we were directly con- ee SOe MNT: BVERY Lor WILT he | VENA Weat Vinuinia, Rentucky and Cincinuas “st a ol home. Secretary Garrard of the state bonrd of ag-|cerned, with full knowledge of the facts, CURED HERSELF AND HER CHILD. soni. Sree 3t ciensti errivingas Bétween her and John F. Harper arose a! riculture says that “undcr no eircumstances | would do much to prevent the blundering sac- R* {CLIFFE, DARK & CO. Auctioneers, m0 9 A v te friendship which soon developed into a warmer | can the Iake front site be made adequate to the | rifice of our rights, such as that which de-| gg g hesrelievad meot a terrible scrofula from 920 Peunsyivanie ave nw, change to Ci Vestibule ‘niceper for Lex attachment and an engagement of marriage | purposes of the exposition. ‘he wealth of our | prived us of a portion of what is now the state up Ey 7 ington and Louie . which I suffered for years. It affected my nose first as | TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES, Nos. 734 AND was entered into between them, For a time | nation lies chiefly in ite agriculture, and the | 0f Maine and of considerable territory on the Pollwan Care areopen to catarrh, th § FOURTH SIKEET NORIRW B Teveive passengers at ® a3 UBT Evy . a EST, AT AUC. "1 C If the British connection is ever to 'h, then caries of the bone, and continued to eat} Tt yUN. ae Office: 51 —— ‘3 Penosyivaniesvenue, 4 oo, St 8 tur Ay 1 "i ‘i ‘acific. i NOON, JULY TWENTY- the course of love ran smoothly enough, but | most attractive part of the world’s fair | >2Gme. If anger it will probably be because | hil {t destroyed the soft bone in the rixht side of the } ,OR THURSDAY METRO NS orien] syreat H.W. FULLER, 8 9h Exx t es é ultimately the engagement was broken off by | to foreigners will be tho (sae game x: | the mother country has agreed to some humil- | uose, then went to my throat and later on to my Innes, | {rout of thotpremises Taha General Passenger Ageit oo Hh iy 4] 3 % 5 2 him. Miss Mapes at that time was about | hibits. Four hundred acres of land would not | inting surrenders at our expense. If that were | and it looked ss if I was doomed. 8 BS, has cured me, SQUALL Bik, B Bebedule te oe ae OAD. twenty years of age, tall, handsome and in| be an excess for these exhibits, and 200 acres | forced upon her by regard for her own inter- | snd hes alse cared uy tic ‘ater of the samme dis- | fronting 20 feet on 4th st. by a depth of 66.0% Tm. 5 Y ured my little dausi Leave Washington from intion corner of New Jersey weune aud C street For Chicago ad Northwest, Veetivuled Limited ex 11:30 atu, express 0°30) pom. every way attractive. She remonstrated with | Will be the minimum which will accommodate | ests we could only blame fate, but if she tum- cB pone proved by two Two-story Frame Houses, now unde: her ‘reereant lover and probably threatened | the states of the Union. We think Jackson | pies into it from sheer want of light and in- | °™%*: Mra N. RITCHEY, Mackey, Ind. ko: d rental tol. - = r . e talepee press da. him with the vengeance of the law, At any rate, | Park is tho only site in contemplation which | formation, those who aro opposing the project | Treatise ou Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free, | ‘iecn.s: One-third cash, in one and two - 4 r eure, 6 per cent, secured ty deed of trust on property |. For Ciucinnat, St. Louie and Tndiabapolia, express the outcome of the affair for the time being was | Will afford adequate accommodations, and it i8 | yuder discussion would have a. good to | SNIET SPECIFIC CO., Atlante, Ga a | Rildoraifcashatopsion of purckanen Ad-fostt of ely, 8 30 and 11-36 paw, ~ the drawing up and signing by the parties in- | ™Y opinion that if the Inke front is selected a8 | anywer for. 200 required’ at time of sale. tee oo eee eg Te aie Cleveland, express daily 9:20 a ——— terested of this unique agreement: _— o atinele State, Board Ghaqricultace ——e— Hight resorved to resell the Property st the Hisk aud ifs jexivg1on and points in the Shenandoah Valles, : ee ee eee eee ey ON THE SEASHORE. AUCTION SALES Geet of the Wevatiia’ parchgaer, after ave day’ ie | 1) euecccae wreemnent, exhibit.” CI yd A LS. sent of such resale in some newspayer ions, 15.30 p.m. USth day of Vetuve:, 1855, by and berwe F. ———_—~ee@e_ -___— The Presid His Grandson Dis- | === a eee Washington, ».C, All conveyancing, &., at nd S40 pans oo Harper. parcy of the fir al Hosteuse Mayes. | PRESIDENTIAL CARICATURES, @ President and His Grandso THIS AFTERNOON. “of the pul anys, 5 00, 6:35. 7:20, P . that said Hor: r ‘t RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts. uctionecr, | port Themselves in the Surf. jeration of rnentioved,tore | A Believer in Respect for the Executive r » istry the ad | Objects to a Corn Cure Advertisement. | The boardwalk at Cape May Point was P. Harpe ¥ er is crowded yesterday during bathing hours. (11 2U0, 12-00, ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers, 50, $5, lusiiiuben) ‘920 Pennsylvania ave, CHANCERY SALE OF THE REMAINDER OF VALU- ABLE IMPKUOVED AND UNIMPKOVED PRUP- 200, to be paid her an hereluay: Hesse the said J 5: up arising out THE EVENING STAR Is offered to the put F VALUABLE IMPROVED lic, in good faith and with confidence, as TUR LINE OF THE ELECTHIC DWN, D.C. oy newt and ai. TAT EOKGE RAILWAY, G De (228 BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN frou: ail William Hosea Ballou has sent Anthony Com-4 Hand in hand with Baby McKee. General TO eee apes e Court of the Mites) 8200 6:15, 6:20, THE UNITED STATES, Io point of fact, it t ‘Miari | stork) a etter complaining of a enrieature of | Harrison descended ‘to the water, and closely | By virtue wi warcreeof the najrecueturt of she | District cf srs namic: | For Was Stations tetween Washington end clades garagtohieny “urve yeira rout | President Harrison, which a Broadway druggist | following him came Mrs, Dimmick and Mr, and | Piste! Columbia dated 140h Alay of, Aprd.1s0v, | etal 3 upon the | WIC. oO. GS 8:30 a. TAOS es, & ao ey oF Ree SS eee ovens dition to | om zd atreet | Teot on Back nproved by @ large “the balance in i/ell aud others are complainants and Howes others are «etendanis, the Uudersigued, as. ; will offer for sale 1b irout of the premise that a law was passed at the Inet session of | son's little girl played in the shallow water, bus | UMC TH Tae ng novan De er su doe Congress making the display of pictures of the | Couldn't be induced to follow her bolder | Cyuso inand t. the t described real estate, cousin’s example and take the actual plunge, | mtuated in Georgetown, D.C. viz.: hi sqita Mrs. McKee had gone to Cape May, 3 Beatty and Hawkins’ addinon, tr. : r Young Benjamin soon tired of the exercise in suppressing vice, the natural conclusion to | andretired to tho shore, leaving his grandfather ‘2 | be drawn from Mr. Ballou’s letter was that the | and biscompuanions to indulge for a whiie longer. "7 — = do with the amicable daricature was vicious Mr. Wanamuker's family and visiting friends | Mirket strects. this lot ie un settlement eatered into. . went on a coaching party yesterday morning to | immncdistely south of 1oi 280) Eighteen months went by,and in the mean| One of Comstock’s agents ran over to the ae ~ bd Schellinger’s Landing to fish and sail. eS ee time Jolin F. Harper married the woman of his | drug store to inspect the picture. He found Secretary Hultord Jeft the point yesterday and | ftvect) choice. He had paid the first three install- an execrable drawing representing the Presi- | it is expected that the President will follow. ments of his debt to his old sweetheart as they } dent sitting in an arm chair with his foot on an —— see. became due, but the bank im which he was a ottoman, The foot is bandaged, save for the; SHOT DOWN IN COLD BLOOD. partner had become an incorporated instita-| pig'toe, which is exposed. ‘The President is tiou, and Mr. Harper now only an officer ox a her sharehold. | 2{¢iBlY surveying his toe, and is supposed to be | How @ Hard- Working Colored Man | }45°:03 2019? Smiproved by i , H sTREET | fy 10, 14:30 pen, 9550, 111330 ae, | Intionef any ether paper in Washing» therein and a servant of the other sharehold- | meditating a purchase of corn salve. ‘Was Treated in Teicas. ous two-story brick dweilbu:. Phere wii be. a Ok HW ST jC FiUx. TI For Hegerstown, 10:40 a.m, and 13.30 pam. | tont ers. When the fourth payment became due, | Ex-President Cleveland is also caricatured in a G4; feet wide atony the ¢ of thix house, OPT EAY ATERNOOM, JULY EYESTT, | .‘tisms arive from Chicago dally Ai beeen, ona Jane 10, 18%), it was not liquidated, and efforts | much the same manner. A call was mado at! about 9 o'clock gatariny moraines Garter Dat i fee eee || msatinn pois otter for sale in | 4 4 from Cincinuail and St Lous duily 3-50 | 2 The Stas’s circulation in Washing» to obtain payment baving proved futile, Miss | the United States district attorney's oftice to Party | = saat craps te RRE ‘ = r of Frederick 34th) sire PAKT OF ORIGINAL LOT 9, Oo pan; trom Vitiebung 7:10 am., 3:50 | Mapes now lias recourse to the arm of the law, | get some trace of the statute on this subject, | 8X or seven men went to the house of Andy | $4 %0) oe Papers published in the cuy added w- T 12 paso: | Had exposed outside of his place of business. | Mrs, Russell Harrison. Mrs. Benjamin Harri- v0, | Mr. Ballou wrote that he was of the opinion | son watched from the shore and Russell Harr ¥ Re #200 on D IBYL Receipt is ) due Ni equal in this respect any where in the world, j Ee Sk BN | These averments are borne out by the figures E given below, which are compiled from the sworn weekly statements printed in the paper 1. 6:20, i | “ a aaad dana 11-00 on each Mouday in the year, and condensed 12:14, and 4:30 | from the sworn tabular statements showing the Leave Anuap- Pau, Sundays | average daily circulation of the paper during ene Penh, 0 ; the year 1889, published in Tus Sram on the cnn Gab nm, 18th of January, 1) poe a jterane wate guinte, 19:00. Briefly stated, the points upon which the this p. ‘f ante | @bove claim is based are these: That— e stations, *7-00 p.m. For Boyd's aud Church iraiu eaves Washiuctom on Sunday atic) 1. The Star bas three times the ciren- Pem., st tons on Metropolitan Braue TLE Bsrirm | President or his family op advertising cards At the time this arrangement was consum-| misdemeanor. As Comstock is solely interested mated Mr. Harper was associated in busine: with au uncle of the young lady, which fact n nd two years, with inter am, secured by seed oF trust, won of the 1 Taxes’ paid to Jane 3 If the terius o1 sale aru not compied ten days the right is cescrred to rescil at de- x purchaser's risk und cost AM conve) ancing Atcostot purchaser, A deposit of $200 will be re. foet on Frede- | Guired at t.me | ‘ hy" street and 4th +Q) VAXNE, City Hal) uved by a good two- . C. PAYNG, GLE parts of lois 4 and 3 RED. W. JONES, 4 ition | Sez 2s ediucely north of = Saal GIRL GA: ‘aud being part of ATCLIFFE, DAKK & ¢ Pommoaie | TWO-STORY FRAME i 1:1) pan 30 aud For Kock vill ste, {rrustess, For Gaithersbure au 10:00 qur <4) of which lots lave a tru = IN SQUAKE 3 "§ NEW ORK AND FP aaa? nd brings suit azaiust her one-time betrothed | but nobody there had ever heard of such | Young, a hard-working colored man living on rederick street of 173 fect by & depth of fronting 20 feet on H street by x depth of 67, Im- ORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION in the common pleas court, to make him earry | Jaw, id two (2) of Which have a front ou a For New York, Trentou, Newark. XJ. the farm of Nathan Grant, near Paris, Tox., and | {rir siseet of 16 fect bi eh oat Cope ene ees | reco thee Frame Dwelling, No. + 4 Oa io Oa. eS 3a, | ‘v4 out the terms of the above agreement. Miss ———_—+e--_____ called him up. Whon ho came to the door a| Shai inna tiuaton<ihiQ) street of 46 feet Ly'a |" Hermit: iscish-balancein one and two sears 6 ner ; gether Pleped enn sienmgrapher in caeattie Ime| BUNCOED OUT OF $5,000. | Tity trom Wincnertere, chet guns and pistols | ¢ Th will sso bo old stable Jot im rear of above | Sania the ov tioned tho Hurchiann. A devout 01200 | She Star bas a larger and fuller or - = ——— : m, «| lots ti Ae 19 feet on 16-fo0t sliey. pon acce} tance of bid. ne torins of wale are Lot | railway offices. How a Winning Young Man Fleeced a| re fired into him. The balls went through his | x fiitur'eald Jota wit Ba, exlibited o day of sale, ied "with in 10 days frou day of sale “rie te; | circulation in the city where printed, i jeec ; : rene ; Sr beat wn hedes ose tea { = ey REY Retired New Yorker. head in front of his ears, cutting his tongue in | Toate wi vain nyt ye vase Ata ee asta of ie mesgiedian asainng tine Lacie: A CHING STORY. Pail two. His body, legs and arms were filled with | tinued therrafter in the order siven. ext tn Wa | For intermediate points between Baltimore and w decree: One-third Philadelphia, 16:00 4 rc population, than any other news Death of a Soldier Whom Lee Pardonea| Alanson See, an aged New Yorker, who has | bullets, yet, strange to say, he was alive Sun- | of! f22%ot,m ing Spent several summers as a cottager on Asbury | day night and conscious, but it was not re- | us! iDstsiiue and 720 am, 12:00, "8:20 | sat ce with mlerest > paper in the world!!! for Desertion. - - | Le ; 5 trains leave New York for Washington, *9 1 j A dejost of $100 on each lot will be required, and if 30, By ar avenue in Asbury Park, was buncoed out of | garded as possible that he could live. It is | termaot wae ate not complied with in 10 daya the Minit? Sts 72:00, *3:20, °5:00 p.m "ond' "1215 | 4, The Star has the Iargest regu an 5 operty will Le resoid at the risk and cost the de~ ef ‘There was buried at Greenwood yesterday, j £5,000 by two unknown men last night. Mr, | believed that he knows who shot him, but on | picyerty wi st o: signin, faulting purchaser, All saya.a New York dispatch to the Baltimore Sun, | See retired some years sinco with a small for-| Account of his tongue being cut he cannot tell, | H0ltine, purchaser, | All & man with a curious history. He had been a| tte earned in the basiness of street sprinkling | Tere were ® number of shells picked up in ze <4 the yard, and it is thought officers have a clue, HUGH T. TAGGART, | confederate soldier, as brave as any of his| it New York. Last week he meta young man| No resson is known for the shooting except | —710-a&te__ comrades, but he deserted his army during the | Of attractive and pleasant addressou the fish- | that he had a difficulty with some white boys. | war and was tried by court-martial for doing | ing pier. who soon succeeded, in a very clever — toe leave Philsdelphia for Washi: circulation of I AUSSCaS “EMESE hgh | ne rermement some etree | @ny twoe-cent afternoon paper in United States !!!! and 10 am. 12:00 noon In support of these claims and to show the F¥ORAGE.—SUYPLY DIVISIO) twent, Washington, D.C., July 1, 18! Propomls, i duplicate, subject to the usual elved’ at this office UCK NOON, FRIDAY, 5 furnishing during tn ending June 40, INaL Boston *2.50 p.m., with Pull —— through to Bost oi Sundays, 4:05 aim | . me % - noon and 10:30 pam. he A e = NBROKER'S — AUCTION ‘ ke way be required to sup) FOR LAY RIDGE constantly increasing circulation of the paper, 5 < : 4 7 RECOGNIZED HER MOTHER. DEED Ay and WE) / any | » War Dep rtment stable Biber. sear he has been living at No. $55 Four TY-TNInD, at “FASS Mo. Vshalt nel er thin advert nenient well be made uit aida The young acquaintance was of short stature | O4PS1es Steal a Child and Gouge Out Its | tn na PAL VAL SELES Pat. T shall felt fuakes au apwropriauon fro which the Forage called week days, 6:30, 8:30 p.m. Sun- DAILY CIRCULATION Ix I8S5-86-87-S8-88, ean be purchas H Eyes. of Goldaud sirver nond and other Rives, le One bleak December morning in 1863 he | #24 stocky build and a sandy complexion, . “Daily. {Sunday only. Sewelty of all Kinds, Bewing M a eeke etit: | should, be marked =a Se ASS3. ISSG. I8N7. INNS, 5 - a ments, bat Me, dressed to MK, THOKP, Chief of "5 ~ < votels and resi- as before a court-martial of the Army of| introduced himself ax a son of the senior! A dispatch from Penth says a band of gipsies | $f tnd Musical Instruments, Be. SEU. 1 MCAULLY, | drcoset rears: Teter icon TO MtaPMGE, Cowen on orders Leftat | JaM...204S6 23,388 25,470 26,356 ‘orthern Virginia, ‘The prisoner was told to bate of be firm of Park & Tilford. He was | solicited alms yesterday from a group of peas-| _J819-3t* i AR ae PRoPEsALS FOR CEMENT FOR THE DISTRICT | 3 7, open GAY i SCULL, Gen. Pass, Agent, | FEB...22,029 24,321 26,299 27,161 introduce hie witnesses. He replicd, “I have.) tnd Mr tee were on’ tees ot taseaa The | ants, who were eating their dinners in afield fra, nder Metrovolitat’ Hotek eels | ulin pt vats (egos toe Commnumonees Wash | _S.- OPELL. Gen. = BE | Mak2 34D 25,504 26,009 27,490 BO witnesses. Astonished at the calmuess | clever swindler narrated what he claimed to | Bear Torak Bets. One of the peasant women AY, aes Oe yEannbraber's Unred ved at this office undl i WwsLVE O'CLOCK M. »! hnaheameae’ ° mvLvanea pore APK...22,572 24,727 25,575 27,166 with which he seemed to be submitting to his | be a portion of his history, in which he #0 in. | spoke to the gipsies, whereupon a little girl of ee a ee hliue Geuser dec De aie Meio ee Doth THESOLTH, WEST AND MOU LRWEST, MaY..22,474 24,359 25,742 26,722 inevitable fate, Gen. Battle said to him: “Have | teresied his aged listener’ that the old man | five years, blind and half starved, cried out: | on bia BIEELMAUS. MAGMINICENT HOG AENE, | 2°SE-21 03S 23,902 23,116 22,153 30.173 you no defense? Is it possible that you | &#ve him a short account of himself, ..| ‘Mother, oh, mother, come to me!” The In effect May 11, 1590. | SULY..21,406 23,156 24,570 26,563 29,650 sbandoued your comrades and deserted your |, eee continned for some days, until | woman started, and screaming, “My child! my ton, aud, oniy’bid "i | SGRNEN OF Orn Ake Detar em STATION | acy on eas 22,364 24,559 25,5: pres fea ; last Saturday Mr. See ; ber o a ator a ered, The rigi > resect any au: | COKNEN OF | ND eT, A : a E 23,5 feasoae™ Presence of the enemy without | reese om Ons of ihe wren ree hee waco | chill” rushed to the little gist tore her ragged Opps City Poet Oitice, | Bid o= parte 3.0. DOUGLABS, L. G. HINE, | FOr Pestabure aud the West, Chiewgo Linuted Express mtibule ~ a : di h ich 6h HM NOBEL ‘01 Puliinan, rs at 10:50 am. day, | SEPT..21,033 22,302 24,905 25,024 2N,498 There was a reason.” replied Cooper. “but toduced to a second swindler, aud induced to | bebo aie arg rng Le estegbtetrer ines — : —_ s =] Lita end Soe km, datls to Columbus and 2 | Oor...21,497 21,701 24,507 25,946 30.329 fa)v~rlr whan eebaageorr Smeg sl oprempera a ame ee ae | baby daughter stolen from her a year ago. | CONTINUATION OF SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF] POTOMAC KIVER BOATS. Muubin; daily, except Saturday, to Chineec’ mtn | Nov...22,049 23,651 25.697 25.514 31,053 rhaps youare mistaken,” said the gen- e 2 aro. e came y| - anak a nay eee = B : — ping Car Altooun to Ch t Louis, Cai- | patie sal; “you are charged with tho highest afters | much interested in the game, and.one inforeed | ery pein eon hid ate DRY AND FANCY GOODS, No. 1231 E STREET = ——— r cago. mi Cah | ge piss aeaae aces eto known to military law and itis your duty to | after he had taken a hand that he had won $40, | ¥°" r recognizing her mother riends, 25,000 21,65: issioners, D. and Cinch Styeanen “WAKETTELD" a 3:30 pam. daily. > routederate army T huve be ha s js = eR ES Car Washington to Harrisburg, ‘and Sleep- ¥ e NORTHWEST, TU: AY, JULY TWENTY- Leaves Zthet. whart on MONDAYS, THURS- ns Harrisbure to st. Louss, Chis d i a. a ects ~ ‘This so elated him that = y | The peasants, enraged, would have lynched 4 DAYS sre SALULDALS ety ain, Keturuing TULS- Saati. aad dete, ae | —— ee eae Tar ee ee |e gipsies but for the nee of the} sECOND, TEN A.M, AND CONTINUE DAILY | DA ae E RTE Sy ba SL DAY ceeulice, ee 2 Western xpress sts 40m my ooh Sip: | A¥'se-22,123 23,682 25,455 30,090 sons. 4 ly. - n p 2 ; Fo Creck, Va., Leonardtown ‘end 8t. Clem- x Cars Washinwtor caso ath ) Increase 559 eos Approaching the president of the court ’ be road See tee one ie — his Perro Ser ces ee ee UNTIL ALL 18 SOLD. ents ‘Bay, Bid... Noise at i rinediste l-waiuge, feos tie “duly at Harrisbur, “with throu | cae ayees a Cooper presented a letter, saying id so: | PSeudo-acquaintance of the pier, the old man x a —— “Passenger accomodations Bist-cises.”” bleepers for Louisvile und Memphis Pacific Ex: is ‘ wage ™ Meee aan went to New York to procnre money for further | "gee J) OXCANSON BKOS, auctioncers, coW apie Prek 1000 pu daily. wee tant eae | Of this remarkable average aggregate of ‘The letter was offered as the prisoner's de-| Play. He parted with bis companion in the | An Actress Declared Insane. SALE OF sOUSEHO) ae en rere to Chicazus Sever te Fitisburg, amd Pittsburg | 80,090 copies circulated daily, no more thay fenee. It was in these words: metropolis, the latter pretending to go tosce| Mrs. Rillie A. Hunter, wife of William G. is FART OF CAus eee ee For BALJIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. | 1,102 copies are sent out of the city by mai “Dean Epwasb: Since you connection with the] SMe Wealthy relatives in order to procure | Hunter, jr., treasurer of the Grand Opera| {HAIRS GACOLIN: s incndeg gon ta or haus, Causudaiwua, Lochester aud Niagare Falls | Phuve “been prouder of you thas | MoUey for himee! x aon from his account at the | #008 im Chicago, was found insane in the 'e' his it at e | ii ieee wee can which he act hig County court yesterday morning. Mrs, Hunter daily, ex t >unday, S:ly am. Tuesdays, wt 5:30 p.m, us erie, Canundawua sud Koc! y Leonardiown, Coan, Kinsale | FOF Erie, Canundawua sud Kochester daily, for But. oe fa.ouud Niacare daily, except Saturday, 10-00 p. railw: 8, ete, ie: second class. Soc. with Sieepiug Car Washington to Hockester aA emia Pg tn. huh otenechegmaen<e rioman upd Le: far as Nomini and Le | and 1,106 go to suburban places, by expresm Detox jedan thane wrone | | Mr. 1, = Edward, wnices you | Irvin Last nacht was arcused - poet companion aud returned with him to Asbury "a8 %n actress atone time and was known on ; x JULY TWENTY. | Zicleht lower than other routes. Wor sofory For Wil imenet Lock Haven aud Eluira, at10:504 | in the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO- Bopool Se Park, He was taken again to the house, the the stage as Rillie Deavos, She played once in | {he entire contents of hie So Gosuth ateee MAEMEAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM Boat | For Millard daily. 00 nom. | PORTION of 923; PER CENT, or AN AGGRE- Yan eo hamcry * wo thinnesard diinnes | Whereabouts of which he is unable to place, | while after hor marriage, notably in “Oli- | _o¥1%! ___DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts_ Company’ Stoner Ren ae te oa TAK ANDTHREAST | GaTE of 27 852 copies! Of this number, every day. Betoce God, Edward, uzle-n sou come | Where play was resumed and where he spcedily | vette.” She had made a contract aleo for next RRATLEFE DARE & 60, Auctionvers PO EE. Ce . $0, 10:00 and 14-20 pau” On Sunday, 4 A home we mus: die. Your Maxy., dropped his entire sum of $5,000. Ho made a | season to play « boy's part in “The Stowaway.” fe-mw. | cu the Potomac river. Lvety Monday at 4 o'clock pa Bou" 11:40 am. 2-10. 3:15, i40,"To-u0 and 24,142 were delivered daily by regular Turning to the prisoner Gen. Battle asked: | ¥!°rous kick for the return of his money, but | The young wife's mental trouble had its incep- VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON N STREET BE-| Apply to 22:20 pay. Limited Kxpress of Pullman Patriot “What did you do when you received that | 4% cast adrift by the sharpers, tion only about ten days ago. It was sndden TWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENTAS STEVENSON & BNO. Gere. 9:40 aim. daily, exccpt Sunday. ror New Carriers at the homes of permauent sub- 1 745-3. 5, aa Jerk ouly Limuted Express with Ding Oard:00R . gerthers i His bunco friends are supposed to have left | and unexpected. She became a raving maniac, SECOND STREETS NOMTHWEST AT AUCTIU} phone 745-3. [jez6-3mi] th st. w. te : f ale town on the 6 o'clock train. ‘The part culars of | and two ettendante ae fh it On WEDNESDAY AFTELNOON, JULY TWE FOR PHILADELPIA ONLY. | ‘ Cooper replied: “I made application for a » Pi {am attendants were in charge of her. er | THIRD, AT SIX O'CLOCK, we will’ offer for sale, in | NORFOLK AND OLD POINT. Fast express 8:10 a.1u. week days and 4:00 p.m. daily. The remaining 6,740 copies represent the sales furlough. It was rejected. Again I made appli-} the outrage were telegraphed to Inspector | husband and friends can only account for her | 2Uah2 AT premises, s RE, #3 ROUND TRIP. kxpre-s, Suuduy ouly, 5:40 p.m. . cation and it was rejected. ‘That might I wan- Byrnes of New York and to the chief of police | attack on the theory of overwork and mental PAKIE OF ORIGINAL 16, eles * ry a te age For Huston without change. 3: skom comp dy... | ower the office counter, at the news stands, end dered about our camp thinking of ‘my home, = Philadelphia by the local authorities, in | worry, and they are buoyed up by the expressed 7.6 feet, on M attest and ruauine book tos Pletal parte omg bots Cg eee Jersey City with boats of Seaton pe Fag by newsboys. But of this latter number a very the wild eyes of Lucy looking up at me and the | ¥208e hands the matter had been placed, belief of pnysicians that with proper care she paved alley, making it @ most desirable buiid- | ¢uriher itor mation Lelephove Cail 1350. Landaac aux direct trausfer to Fulton street, avoiding doubie . z Pn — eee — 3 K i f ; ¢ ferringe ucroes New York city. large proportion is supplied reguiarly to per- burning words of Mary sinking im my brain, I SUNOL SPEED: == may recover. She was sent to Kankakoo, e One-third cash, balance in one and two | Colvuial Beach Saturdays. o_o Um | For Atiantic City, 11:40am, week Gaye, 11:20pm was no longer the confederate soldier, but 1| SU EDS A FAST HALF, ——— years, ax per cent, secured by deed of truct on prop. | NU NOKFOLK AND FORT MONROE, ‘éuily : : manent residents of the city living in lodgings, wes the father of Lucy and the husband of Cigarettes for a Crazy King. hi, at option of the pure A ue. Etgsiner GEO. L1-AK¥, from 7th st. whart Mon : ton- | For baliimore, 6:35, 7.70, : vail Mary. ‘I: every gun in’ the battery hed Leca | Mrs Bonner’s Mare Trots in 1.04 1-5, posit of $200 at tune of sale. If tie terme of sale are | days, Wednesdays and Driday an, EXCLUSIVE: 10:50, 11:00 &c. (not householders), so that its whole circuls Crazy King Otto of Bavaria refused all food plied with fteen days trom day of sale | CONNE CLIO’ WetlT Bos LON )PROVIDESCE y fired upon me I would have passed those lines. the Last Quarter in 30 Seconds. Papacy ee hysician refused to allow | Tit teerved two resell the property at uve risk and | SIBAMEMS. Fare: @2siturle: roapd trip, 3. Tickets | tion may be literally said to be in the family (aes © cemtae Maule Wry Geng Gor cone sons r ys. physician refased to allow | SSior the dctaulting purchaser ster bye dent’ chee | androoms at H oud'O, tskcs Oliee: nis ar eee around my neck and sobbed: “Oh, my Edward! |} Mr. Bonner’s five-year-old mare Sunol. the | him any cigarettes. He lost flesh rapidly. He | tisement of such re * <, Washi jon, D.C, T aim so giad you got your furlough." She must | pride and pet of Marvin's California stable, is | Consented to eut on condition that his cigar- | 1 Vatungton, Duc. have felt me shudder, for she turne: id New York ave. For company's otfica, on the ‘Jelephoue cali 445-3. WM. P. WELCH, supt, in some newspaper publi-hed | All conveyancing, &., at cust of | purchaser, | circle. While its aggregate circulation there- fore gives Tae Stan a distinctice and enviable + , | etter . y19-déeds LIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts, AK aly 200 a. ui modern journalism, the fullness of death, aud. catching ber breath at every word, | 2O™iRE great spced and was driven a haif yes- | ettes should be restored, and now every meal | _3¥10-dsdy ” — —— OTOMAC THANSPORTATION COMPANY, | Pet dlls ‘acept Sunday, Nantasa 220m Postion m git eath, and, ne y word, | terday at Detroit very fast. Marvin sent her | must be paid for at the rate of twenty cigar- joran mae P : WADHINGION SUULHELN RAILWAY, its home circulation, the extent to which she said: “Hav yeu come withont your fur- oy ettes. The king demands immense quantaties | _ ee a For Baltimore and Kiver Landings Steomer SUE, IN EFFLCT MAY 11, 1890. y bet f the Jough? Go back! Edward, go back! » | along at an easy pace to the half, where he - 7 Capt. Geog! leaves Sepheuron's For Alexandria, 4:30, it is relied upon by members o! aul Gok catalan ga davon to av nae spoke to her Geaiahe opened out to racing | the pidie thera ont oars Math his mouth from | FFVHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncet iahday ste welock ni. Pee athe eee | 0; household, and particularly by the pur= e! io , but, e out to racin; y — " es = ee: ouse| ‘cularly heaven's sake, save the honor of our name!" | speed. At the three-quarters he called on te Seen saree oo STEPHENSON & Bi 5 hasi: es of the community, are ‘Shore was aetan eficorem that court-mer- | soc a little more andche trotted the last onan. A Sh - ISES miS-Gm oe pega 7 heap waiiend aati 4 tial who did not feel the force of the prisoner's | 10F ® Hale more mat sae sts boar Hike 5 THIN oun. Weck days, Taoa bs Suudaye “4 455 the marked characteristics of the paper, words, but each in turn pronounced the ver- eo ere was much hilarity in the Brooklyn cyt FOUR U'CLOCK BP, 2 DS. For hachmoud aud the scutt 0 and 10:57 am 2 7 Ww Sie emt gts Proceedings of the court | The time for the half was 1.04 1-5, The horse- | navy yard yesterday afternoon over the fact that | CONTAINING ABOU TUCTY-NINE ACRES OF | __ LES’ GOODS. _ att Acoustic, eee to which no other daily journal no sere ear wod by Gem. Lee and upon the | men here are enthusiastic over her work and | the ark Vermont is to goon a eruise today 150 | 1 hin Fam im suited on the Kocksitloroat. about | NWONTS} | rosTst! wuonmeut | Tg SGMG 2 0.3 00. published can furnish a parallel. record was written: say she has the easiest and prettiest action of feet eastward, Since the demolition of the old | Pa! & hale went of Four Co-ners, on the Washington A 10, 6-05, 74 920, 10 :37 and 11:08 p. This is no idle boast on the part of the paper. Headquarters AN.V.—The finding of the court | any horse they ever saw. Marvin is getting ad on 4 LLE ™. PRANDI’s, Ma L107 Bm; 2200, 9:40, 7 a ee es, pa PMsouer is pardoved and will report | ready to give the filly the beat mile she is apa. | Colorado the Vermont has been Ghained in the | Boise orev eruliestreieie the et Pot. new ‘Stow Hacriact’s), Tickers mat the cflice, mortheastose- ; 20 welll extablished fact, demonstrated to tea ll XE Exe, Gouera-”” | ble of, and hopes to beat Maud S.'r record and | Wud at the cob dock. She is to be moved be- cient wucd for suholy of lace; balan Pine Beret er SE cone, j Be ith te Names ivaada avente, aud at tbe the fall satisfaction of the sagacious and enter- Page yin the €1,000 Mr. Bonner has promised him | causo of the building of a new rotaining wall, ease aie we wey neny Hck = : soe ge tl meee pie im oped pee eons | A PARADE OF BABIES. f. A x » | stantial fencing. This F . jor 80 doing. Be Hairdressing. oot and as much jingling of the mooring chains, beiraand the lands of O.1L see - substituting hawsers and other sailorizing are | $¥o tulsw from Bilver Sprinss ‘station, Interesting and Novel Exhibition at} Doesn’t Think Much of the Vesuviu under way as if the cruise was to be in China, | Pf erate omethind cack tuiance’on time to Asbury Park. The Vesuvius is to have two new screws of | 1° give the old tub a good send off before com- | suit purchase weact ty de-tiuauch item Wotels abd idence | prising business nen of Washington, who seek Shampooing. ch Wb. FLGas, a. w h — —— reral Maniae ral Paw and know where to find THE LARGEST never as i ; 2) Ge ae G, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN. | OtB€Fal Manazer, Imy]2] Gclieral Passctiwer Agent. dicerelffamesd per at om ageyeonnd Ladies, and Geuts! work ot every deseriy- | BR 1CHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD CO. anenigngscolecnied lg : 8:5 TABLINK MENT, 1205 New York ave, Schedule imefcct J 13, Tse. 4 PESIN: - bs ake, BSlic non, Flannel and hveuiuue Dresses, | ANTON & ! 5 ome ADVERTISING. This is proven by the | greater pitch than her present ones, in order | mencing her cruiso there was a concert yester- . OndTP. Clarke, Sligo, CANOLINE "LERCH, Sommer with A Fischer sud | 4.0 90M Eas Tenure Mui. “daily, for Warren, | FOR . 8 The grand event of yesterday at Asbury | that she may maneuver more easily, Hor on. | 2*Y *ftermoon on board. Mhos.Dowbns, Duavon Yriese. bars) Stations between “Alexandra and L3uckbum Roan, STowth of Tur Sran’s advertising patronage. .. = pee ‘e 3 wid 4 cas 4 PISC) RY 7 ke, Atiants, Bristol, Auvxvaile, Chattauvxa aud y y — sgl doa smi On the board | gines are also to be repaired. Commander F. A Novel Tax Arrearage Plan. AS RT AND poy GEIAING ESTAR | Seupias. Puliman Sleerer Weehiugte te heme ce, Nothing can more surely illustrate the ‘ 6 line of carriages, wit eir pre- 1 di 7 "and Gents’ Gurnients of ali kines cleenedand ithout Lean Ripped. Ladies’ Evening Dreseee aapecialty. Llurty-Uve ycatw experience. Wsseus mod : erie. Cocds eusied i deuvered ais | Lyuchburg aud Di rus, K ~ ue “ Chariot . PRESCLIP: LL-WCOL GARMENIS, MADL UP Ok RIPPED jam, Montgon CORNER OF 4) Cd 4 wood mourn black 4B. Barber is quoted as saying that the Vesuvius There are $3,000,000 of arrears of taxes due D atu. —Fast. Mout aity for cuipeper, char is of poor design, has no protection and has no | Brooklyn. Under the present law, when prop- re Giesspeate. and. Dito” 2eute, | @@teem in which any article is held by the u ativin be | public than a constantly increasing demand ro’, Kaleigh, ct AMUSE, for it—day by day, week by week, month by cious occupants, formed at Asbury avenue pa- KEMPTORY SALE OF ENTIRE, OF DRUG STORE, GOOD WILL, 8 vilfon 8 3 Saat tee ——— ered certain method of attacking an enemy at close | erty is in arrears for taxos, a penalty of 9 per | Tal ee eS RESO own the board walk av far asthe Fifth ave-| quarters. The commander, who is a great ad- | cent interest is imposed and eft fa be SOU TES » who i ere pos er the first year ig “Ron Be : hue pavilion and back again to the music of| Vocate of tho pneumatic’ gun, is alvo of the x Dn Sinetron Maile au Sunday, for Manassa, E Calfornis. ‘Puliman Slee d “ month, and year by year,—in the face of ad- ‘ e: i HSTREB Is SORTHWEST, NOW A FISCHE) sud Fuihnan Sleepers Atlunta to New urieans Pull » a the band, while thousands of spectators gazed | Pinion that the torpedo boat Alarm, which is | °f ®*T€arage the property is put up for shle, PD BY L. SHOP. 4 Ste a Siveyer Danviile to Columbia aud Augusta. Pull: | verse claims and pretentiouscompetition. ‘The “as - with ad » pala now temporarily lying at the navy yard ina | /f not bid in by the owner he cannot reclaim ot OF GRD pera 1NG, TWENT a quan Bleepors Washington to Cincinnati via C. and Q. folio tell the story on this point: e scene with admiration, | dismantled condition, would, if repaire: his property without paying to the purchaser oof’ L. ©. I etiring from joute, = figures following te! story d The parade was headed by three little girls epaired, serye Property paying pure sell by order of’ L. ©. 1 retiring from 340 p.m.--Daily, excep very much better than the Vesuvius for demon- | « bonus of 10 per cent and 15 per cent interest | buses, the entire contents cf the Fine Drus store Strasbury and intermediate st trondling doll babies in doll carriages. Then | stratin NUMBER OF NEW ADVERTISEMANTS /RINTED 42 he value of that gun, on account of corner 9th and H streets northwest, comprising in 1 | F 7 4:50 p.iu.— Daily via Lynebbunz, Bristol aud | , | on the purchase price. Many complaints have ¥ tanawre’ Puliman Vestibule mieopors waeteeter ee 1885-86-87-88-8, eume a long line of live babies. There were | her eae powors of turning, a particular | been made by tho public because ef the sever- Sr eens tennce Soren { 898. SSS, 1889. babies asleep, babies cross, babies smiling, ba- | 18 witich the Vesuvius is said to be greatly de- | jty of this penalty, A syndicate has now come po a ee ee gg gg mmsit | sper ogre tg apo bies comfortably taking their dinne: = seas forward with an offer that proposes to pay to iter and Side Case, ; Peta ee ah ems, | Puan Vestibule uran Wesiiueten to Cumcinuste | 3,200 3,615 4,076 4,556 agi : Baa ees the city at once the total amount of arrearages, ion Cases wud Files, Chairs, settees, &¢. — Medel Faris Exposition, | 20 first premiuas; | Puilixn siee; er tor Louisville, { 061 BNI7 3,924 4.529 Some the carriages were decorated with Bidding the Queen Farewell. tak Hake ALSO indorsed by over 100 music schools aud colleges tur -m.— Southern kxpress daily for Lynchburg, | 3 - flags. others with flowers and greene, ‘The . . aking as collateral security the arrearage it- One of the Finest Soda Llants and Apparatus durabliity. Uld Fianos taken in exchupee, ‘1ke ony Kaleiwh, Asheva. ‘Cnarlotie, Comming, | 3806 4,669 4.603 5,194 Dats raily behaved beautiful! A meeting of the residents of the wland of | self. It does not desire to have the property | South of New Lork, ji Cylinders and Lavest Luprove- eg a shat the place of a Grund, lth AUauta, Moutkomery. ‘Orleans, Lexus cutest perade on record. On the | Heligoland, whose cession to Germany 1s pro- | sold until the total amount in arrears reaches jen ts being Matthews’ 201 Generator. he FEIFFER & CUALIF, 51411th ot. nw. tia, Pustmai V. etd Waalitieton to k if De» iu Washingt 4,355 5,475 4.956 5,588 9 ed vi is i 1€ OF Lhe best local ns Wa vl Th return trip the procession halted to allow a| Vided for bythe Anglo-German agreoment, | 20 Der cent of the assessed valuation of the | gi fiiJ4o) fweiassorted aud she txvures are | WR? . USK BEST MATERIALS twemery. ruler " : - Fs 171 6,033 Fayre , € | stock is fresl aud weil assorted aud che Dxiures are Pisoee pe ee RA TMMIALS | ieaper W rningiem, Als, vie Auaute 4,197 3,393 3.) ~—s % EF = ‘ 38 property, and then it will content itself with 5 | Cabinet work. ‘The repu ation of Mr, shop @8 &| Supervis Cs hem gg mat instruments, | 824 Georgia decitic Railway, cud’ Pullman sleeper 938 4,522 4) 5,529 " . the privilege of paying his arrears at any time, | ‘ | _apza-Sun ana Chariotte, rE é a a Frosts In Jul adopted. 5 : m passed. ——_—____— — ae | ical 1298 33 2 eatin oaiaie percent only being added. By this means | "Saie peremptory and terms easy and announced at irasus on Washiug:on and Ohio division leave Wash- 2ZAN2 3, 3.505 4,604 A white frost, the first of the season, spread Col. Dudley A: the city will collect at one time all the taxes on | sale. sts . Leapixe Lxses UMENTS. iugton 9.00 as. dadiy, 2 am. daily ies Sunday 208 4.517 5.959 its mantle over the low iands of Perry count semaupcrpen py gta the property, the property owners wili be re- | {ill be sold as an entirety. 1 ; = ¥ ‘ Toturaing leave 1-ound Gil ~ eee NJ es ca ¥ 3; | _ The testimony of Col. W. W. Dudley in the | tieved of a barden and. the syndicate will have edie Pe DUNCANSO® BROS, DECKER BHO, i daslyy gud 12:20 pon, daily 4,579 5,313 5,412 6,589 Fegistered 40 dogrece uhty ine thermometer | suit of Tallmadge & Martin to recover « print-| placed nearly 95,000.00, tor ghia te En WIDER sheept Sanaa), avevine Washington #236 aim and 4230 5,035 409 6,167 Tegintered 40 degrees above zero, ing bill from the Republican League of the | receive 5 per cent interest. It ix said the | (0. W- STICKNEY, =aear PrANon, Tichugh trans tress the south vie Cheriotts, Dan- 3.506 5,093 5,007 5.205 Since Thursday the weather around Titos- ) United States, which was taken in Washingt charter of the city will allow it to enter into STEFS' SALE OF LOT ON SOUTHEAST CoR- wna Milleaud Lynchbure arrive in Washington 6:03 acne | M6 Pi, hes boensteadil : mayen dgmsss ise wen sige yemmme andl (TEE tof thi od i EK OF M. AND NINELEENTH VERS & POND and? : vis East Leunessec, Bristuland Lynch. | pemmonh sipmmnnens.emniiattls ie Pa., has been steadily growing colder. Sun- | was filedin the supreme court of New York | this novel arrangement of the vexed qnestion SORTHWEST—31 BEET Tee ay °| ESTEY OKGANS. FSTFY OnGANS. Bm, snd 7:30 Pius via Chess = . f oe ag! A ; 45,910 54,038 54,801 5,529 day night frost formed on the roof of houses yesterday. Dudley says ho was chairman of | ° ****testages. Under and by virtue, of a decd in trust recorded in MODERATE PRICES, EASY 1ERMS. Ulio route and Charlottesville at 2 and upon hills near the town. Yesterday morn- ing the marcury registered 38 ‘mee ahavat the campaign committee of the league. but Memorial to David Crockett. ripest : ;Rever had any dealings with Tullmadge & i ‘ zero. Last night the cold was increasing. | Martin and never ordered any printing from Following the suggestion made by Col, 'T. T. yease and | a 3 p.m re 720 | ber No. 1221, folio 357, of the land records of the weit, IUMrUENts tAken um part payment, Tuning | PM. aud 6:53am. Strasburg jocal st 1) sm c rol , c ps tion and suf. But it is not alone in numbers that the great trict of Columbia, and'of a decroe of the Supreine rr ralickets sleepin car rescrvntion sud iuforiastion ‘delephoue 629, ] . : We clove at } O'clock during July and A’ ®lvapia ave, sud st psssenger staucn, Pennsyivauia | increase of advertising is shown. ‘he larger S * ils dB sta a Aztivals from Owing’ Mills, 18 miles from | thea. elther for binwelf or tbe league. He | Wright before the Scotch-Irish congress re- | {wail me dt mes, on TUESDAL iE PRE SANDE Listas MAS Tallrved, Oth and tt. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent. | Space required for advertisements dnring the Baitimore, report frost there Sunday night. | also declares that he never authorized Al Dag- | cently held in Lawrenceburg, Tenn., there has | aii of original lot numbered eighteen (1S), Chasing ot thot. mg SST | year 1889 a compared with that occupied im From aif stoned Baltimore come reports of 4x-| Sats to act on hisiagent etter than ba's means: | been formed a.Davy Crocker Monteautal Aer Dees Cee | ae J21V Miu st, Meinend, Va OCEAN STEAMERS, 1888 is even more striking. ptuonaily chilly weather. | Ser between himself and James P. Foster. ciation for th is Terms: One-third of purchase money in cash, and ‘ in ie BS ints wae ligt frock on fipasuaes aca tava (© b and James P. Foster, sociation for the purpose of erecting @ monu- | ,,,erma: Ole-thind of purchase money in. cash, an KOK NN BGI ERR * > ain The fillea by advertion Onsudaga valley of New York yesterday Werdiet in the Siege Engiaeet. ment to the memory of the old hero at Luw- | and three yeurs, revpectively. with interest. at ax poy RENN ee CoE SVL EISCHER LLOXD 8.m 00. sree Maly apes ne, ty of moruing. The j a edict a the Ti renceburg, his old home. On August 19 there | ee ee ree eee ee i denonlt eels Ba tee of RX ES a ba 8 a! yaeneralees snegdhanrecatatmarneegm sateen paper , ; 4 proper po ro io : aaisté was a heavy frost at Honesdale yester- | ..7" phage espace s rid ag Peieiney will be » meeting of the Crockett clan and vid accepted, om) teenie of saieio be mnie wih Seri. ia Se Stee Da s foe er for the year; whereas for the year 1889 the daily % i - ut 8 from day of aie, or trus a » £ i ex =e ale ane boat Company and preferring a charge against fictegaishea er hoch ore We Fowel ak rik Bod cont of Setahtiog pacer. UNEQUALED 18 10XE, 101. CH. WORKMANSHIP ne 2S eb0 athe. ales Wed. average was 29.75 columns, or 9223 columns im y ‘rood or no 2 4 . A Female Robber Arrested. the Messrs, Bright of Buffalo, proprietors of | are expected to be there. Among the number | parts ne seaiiee tnd simisc'y a4 a fPecinl attention of “Lurchusers t invited tothetr | “Gen iortabie state rooms, exec) ous | the aggregate, being a total gain over the pre The police of Boston on notice from Buffalo braclyerangs ior’ Ra apd tee the pee. Saree Col Robt, Crockett, » grandson of JOHN WY Wake "{ Trustecs, BrP Cons ae aki, ‘Thanos tor! reat ae ee eens oe nO 2 Soi ge wd | vious yearof 1444 columns! And this, it mast have arrested a woman giving the name of s ha een ___ ann are Bre SECOND-HAND PIANOS. —A large srsorument Socesision se “gig’ | be remembered, consisted exclusively of the Mary Wilson, who is wanted in Buffaio for rob- ‘S' SALE OF IMPROV BD AND UNIM- | €0B.t28D¢ slmost every well-known make in “= RUSTEE: e ee won ERG es ‘ TY ON WSTLEET Untry, in thorough r Wall be closed ees ordinary everyday business advertising, nothing bing the house of J. G. Miller. Three trunks, = ae a as pag AND ELEVENTH NIBP TS MOTE Kew btiea., SECA eg CSEARD, LINE STATE ROOMS COAX 3 Bn | eae ee ; filled with miscellaneous valuables and $3,000, ighest in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1 a TS ab shee im Liber No, | BONIELY IREL eee comesiatious town S0bap: Soc ‘and 4 a pr arrived from Rochester, N.Y., Sunday. Miss g- 17, 1889. By virtue of a deed recorded oF < : a r tbe Lom etc., such as occasionally swell the business BU, forlo 28 et #eq, one of the land tecurds of tho aM. & = oo- Poni te Sole awente, 631 ¥ at wow. my 23-3 included petrom nana pllgenae E Sanday. Mies strict of Coluumabiay we will well at pablic auction. tu S17 harhet Saou ——— political organs, being i olice had told them not to give them up. Miss : ses, on FRIDAY, JU! TWENLY- e FIED. VD abo, AT HaLI-PAST PIVE-OCpOCE a == SENTLEMEN’S GOODS {ikon then came in person and was arrested, EM the Meties ‘Distct cf Coltabio eet ee FAMILY SUPPLIES. __ a= SERENE SOUDS In conclusion, it is only necessary to say that, m accused of stealin, e contents th: va 2 G. Adams’ subdivi: N trunks she broke down ‘and confessed. Sho hyeieen (10) and'eweaty (heim gaia, Adama eubet: | Be, gael Ving batter ; H, D. Bans, fn proportion to the extent and high character Will be returned to Buffaio, Gueckd Liebe said subdivision of ssid lots G Dandi | 25. bie box seams tara IMPORTER AND TAILOR, Of its circulation, Tux Sran's advertising rates | ——— ‘Saiy 1x | Sweet Catawoa Wine, 2b CLL Suu ete Rarer was destroyed before the fire was discovered. . * ‘eu SPRING AND SUMMER 1890, | A Grain Elevator Burned. PK 1 ayLi-liat ‘The insurance on the plant is $57,000 and the ¥ Fail Stock of take rank with the very lowest in the country, Fire broke out in the engine house of John- Joss is estmated at 10,000. Besides tiis 30,000 bushels of oats and 2,000 bushels of bar- ley were destroyed. RECIEVED 45D @ poetry = made can be abundantly verified THE CIE BAKE, CULATION OF THE PAPER I8 SWORN TO) N C. my6 1211 Penns sve So ATTORNEYS. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND ITS BOOKS Crennmme SRE WaPo | CoPar cee Oa ASENAEg | MALnE mrecray om mane 7 7 son & Comstock’s grain clevator at Bingham- me 1 wa Bab he ton yesterday morning. The building =