Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1890, Page 6

6 THE CITY AND DISTRICT GP No other paper published has anything like half as many readers in the city of Wash- ington as has Tue Evenrxo Stan, and no other one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit of its circulation, DOES If BLIND PILOTS? Complaints to the Treasury Against the Use of Electric Search Lights. It has become the custom for the large ex- earsion steamers on rivers near cities to be furmshed with the elec! search light with which the passengers are amused at night by the display of the brilliant white stream of light thrown in all directions over the water. ‘These lights are advertised and made aspe- cialty in the evening trips and furnish a great amount of entertainment. But it now looks as if the use of them would have to be discon- tinued, or at least diminished and controlled by law, for complaints are being received from all quarters from ship men navigating the samo waters as the excursion steamers that the use of this light increases toe large degree the danger of river navigation. Several complaints of this nature have been received at the office Of the supervising inspector general of steam yessels in the Treasury Department in this city and all replied to in the same manner. A STat reporter was yesterday shown a letter that h: t been add -.sed by Gen. Dumont to a nw r of steams: captains whose craft run on the waters of the Bt. Lawrence river, who recently made complaint of the flash or search light used on the steamer St. Lawrence on the round that it blinded them and at times ren- red it impossible for them to distinguish either her regular lights or those of other ves- sels so that they could obtain information as to how to steer. The general replied by referring to acopy of a letter which he wrote about a Year ago to the supervising inspector of the ffalo district on the same subject, which he inclosed, and concluded thus: “You are further informed that this office has ho authority within itself to stop the use of ich light, even though illegal. If you know of any case of violation of law you should file a complaint, giving day (or night) and date of the violation wits the United States local in- spectors at Oswego, whose duty it would be to investigate the charge, and. if proved, revoke the license of the master, besides referring the matter tothe United States district attorney for prosecution for the penalty incurred.” In his former letter, written in September, 1389, he says of this same steamer's light: am of the opinion that an electric light carried im the manner as described is strictly illegal and is im violation of section 4233 Revised Statutes, rule 7. Such a light if used only asa search light momentarily when needed might possibly be permitted, but to be constantly ex- posed isa dangerous as well as illegal one, as you will see by examination of the law. Acci- “ients have occurred by the use of the electric light on steam vessels, its brilliancy obscuring the regular signal lights, both white and coi- ered. One such accident occurred in Decem- FOLKS AT BROOKVILLE. Some of the Recent Sales of Real Es- tate—Social Happenings. Correspondence of Tre EVENING STAR. Brooxvitze, Mp., Angust 27. Mr. John W. Metz of this village has sold his farm, just cast of Brookville, to the following parties: To Mr. Soth Washington Griffith of Frederick county, 140 acres at $40 an acre. This Portion borders on the Brookville and Wash- ington pike, on which tho purchaser will build. To Mr. Peter Colletan of Brookville, 25 acres, including the farm house, barn and other buildings, just east of the town, at $50 an acre. To Mr. John W. Whiteside of Brookville, 15 acres, immediately adjoining his three resi- dences and carriage repository, at $40 per acre, To Lewis Carroll, 10 acres upon the outskirts of the farm, at $50 per acre. Mr. Metz still has « handsome residence in the village. Mr. John W. Whiteside has just completed the remodeling of his cottage and will make it his permanent residence. His other “buildings will soon be subjected to similar repairs. Mr. John Parsley ha ng purchased the lot and blacksmith shop of the Riggs’ estate has torn down the shop and repaired the dwelling house upou the same, Mr. Wm. B. Miiler, who purchased the wood lot of the late Koger Thomas, has recently sold the same to Mr. John Parsley and Dr. Jas. B. Martin of Brookville, Mr. Brice Howard lost by fire on Thursday evening last his large barn, filled with hay, upon the western hmits of the village, ty which he holds an insurance upon both building and crop, Cause of fire unknown, ‘The heavy rain storm of that evening alone prevented an extensive fire. ‘The young gentlemen of the neighborhood last evening gave the fifth dance of the season to the many young ladics summering in this rection. ‘The dance was held at Olney Grange all. Weber and a portion of the Marine Band dis- coursed their charming music to a similar au- dience on Tuesday evening at the same place. Another dance will be given in the village tonight and several more ere yet to follow. The recent heavy rains for several weeks have given to our potato fields a vigorous Growth that promises an abundant harvest, THE CHICAGO STRIKE. Switchmen Officials Oppose the Action of Their Followers, The switchmen’s strike at the Chicago Union Stock Yards is still on, but the railroads are making good progress in filling the places of the strikers, Fourteen of the twenty-five engines at the yards were running yesterday and considerable freight as moved, though some delay was necessarily occasioned by the inexperience of the new men, ‘The managers of the various railroads were in session the greater part of yesterday, con- sidering the organization of a new switching EVENING STAR: WA WRECKED ON BEAR’S ROCK. Passengers and Crew of the Ulunda Saved After a Fearful Scene. The wreck of the Furness line steamship Ulunda, which occurred at midnight Tuesday at Bear's Head, 20 miles northeast of Brier Island light, on the Bay of Fundy, was almost attended by serious loss of life. Although the steamer is a total loss the passengers and crew safely reached the shore after a thrilling expe- rience. The Ulunda was bound from 8t. John, N.B., for London via Halifax. She left St John at 5 o'clock Tuesday evening, but shortly after clearing Partridge Island, at the mouth of St. John harbor, one of those dense fogs for which the Bay of Fundy is renowned shut down and the ship immediately proceeded at half speed. All went well until 9 o'clock, when, the fog lifting, the ship went ahead at full speed. Shortly afterward o light was sighted which was taken for that on Brier Island. A moro southerly course was then stcored and almost immediately afterward the fog shut down as thik as over. Thinking that the’ open bay was now before him Capt. Clark did not reduce his speed. At 10:45, when cushing on through the fog and darkness, all on board were startled by a ter- ific shock. The ship had struck on Bear's Head rock and the end of the Ulunda had come. A terrible scene ensued on board. There were about a duzen passengers from St, John, and these became panic stricken, run- ning half naked, shrieking, ne and cursing from their cabins. The boats were their first thought, but these they could not reach, as the crow at the first shock had be- come ungovernable with terror and had taken Possession of the boats and were making wild efforts to get them over the ship’s side. For a timo the ofticers lost all contro! of the men, and while women shricked the male passengers fought with the crew for places in the boats, ‘Then Capt. Clark and his officers, armed with revolvers, drove the crew to their quar- ters and finally their cool bravery restored order. Finding that the ship was filling fast the engines were kept going ahead to keep the ship on therocks, and when the tide fell she was hard and fast. Then the boats were low- cred, and orderly embarkation took place and all reached the shore in safety. The Ulunda was a Clyde built steamer. 1,769 tons burden, was launched in 1885 and hailed from West Hartlepool. She was worth 2130,000 and was fully insured. The St. John part of her cargo consisted of canned lobsters, QUEER WESTERN DUELS. Fighting With the Riata—Pcel’s Des- perate Encounter, From the San Francisco Examiner. The riata duel is not a new thing on the Mexi- can frontier. Indeed there is hardly a big cat- tle range anywhere that has not its stories of hard fights with the lasso, Such duels are bound to be fierce. But so skillful and quick do these rope throwers becomo that sucha duel not unfrequently lasts for hours. -WHO OWNS THE CHICKEN? Here’s a Pleasant Story From a Little Long Island Town. From the New York Times. ‘The majesty of the law has been invoked by two citizens of Parkville, L.L, to settle a dis- pute such as has probably never been brought into acourt before. Should the judge who hears it render a decision satisfactorily cover- ing all the points involved his name should go down to history with a conspicuous place on the roll of eminent jurists, The parties in dispute are James McCanghn and John Gormley. They have for some time been next-door neighbors at Parkville, and in the enjoyment of the pastoral pleasures of their rural homes formed for each other a warm friendship. That friendship the present trouble will not sever, but Messrs, McCaughn and Gormley decided ‘that it was necessary to 0 to law in defense of what each believes to be Tight and justice. th BcCaughn and Gormley have henneries in their back yards, and it is from an apparent mixing of thoir fowls that the present iiticalty arose. MeCaughn’s taste for hens runs to fancy breeds and his coops are filled with specimens valued at from #20 to €25 apiece. jormley’s hens, on the contrary, are every- day, common barn-yard fowls, with nothing to recommend them to the eyes of a connoisseur, bnt with the inartistic yet practical faculty of providing their owner with an abundance of eggs. Some time ago there was hatched on the Promises of Gormley a brood of chickens. When they began to feather and scratch around the yard with the mother hen McCaughn no- ticed them, and with surpriso discovered that in that brood of plebeian young chickens there was one that showed the “high breeding and blue blood of his fancy stock. When satisfied that the young chicken was of fancy breed he demanded from Gormley that it be returned to him on the gronnd that one of his fancy hens must Lave so far forgotten her dignity as to fly over into Gormley’s yard and lay an egg in the lowly nest of one of Gormley’s plain hens, This being so, he insisted that the fancy little chicken had come from that egg, and that as that egg was laid by one of his hens the chicken was his, But Gormley, even while admitting that the egg might have been laid by McCaughn’s hen, absolutely refused to give up the young chicken, He declared that, while McCaughn’s hen had laid the eg&, his (Gormley’s) hen had hatched it and was, therefore, the mother of the chicken, While he refused to surrender the chicken, however, he was quite willing and offered to pay McCaughn $1 for tho egg that hatched the, chicken, but this offer McCaughn scornfully refused. McCaughn, in turn, offered that if Gormicy would give him tho chicken he would pay Gormley any reasonable sum he might name for the time and service of the hen that natched the egg and tor the corn and fodder used in bringing the young chick up. ‘This offer Gormley refused, saying he did not intend toinsult his hens by using them as in- cubators for other hens’ eggs, And so they have gone to law to determine ‘T. CLAIR FECHNE! R AUCTIONEER, 611 PENN- vuwnbloners Ustedectnt Diamouda, PROPERTY ON D T AND SECOND 87RI Jot Silver Watches, Genuine ARR & CO. A Py remo od =— RAtcurrs. D. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR: NEW, COMPRISING, SIT PLUSH BUT FRENCH PLATE PI TABLES AND KOCKEKS, COUCH, SU- One-third cash. balance in two Fine interest and ti oF all cash, at option of sprains aha of sale, notes bea saan ce purchaser. A de; omit of $: veyancing, &e., at cost of purcl complied with in Property at risk NG, AUGUST TWENTY- ‘LOCK, we wili sell at the above Tesidence all the Handsome Furniti iture has beeu in use but » few months, and should command the attention of parties ra {Bscarch of well-made Fu-niture, louse open iOr inspects 1 0D day of sale. RATCLIF SE, aki & CO. RATCLIFFE DAUR & COW Atete ten days, otherwise nd Cont of default ‘RY WISE GAKNE DUNCANSON BNOS, Auctioneers. SESS. Antctioncers. audits: RAILROADS. (Casareaxe AND Ulilv KALLWax, oF, 8, TRIMMED AN! INFANT»' AND CHI CLOTHING, CLOARS, &e., &c., it BR. BL FL a Schedule in Effect May 18 M. AND FOUR P.M. EACH DAY MATCLIBFE, DAKR & CO., Wwe B. WILLIAMS & CU,, Auctioneers, LL, ASSORTED STORE ‘ALES, STUKE CASES, Trains leave Union &m, tor Newp Norfol daily. A: Aud Norfolk at 6-40 11:24am, cme Depot, Gth and B streets, 10.57 port News. Vid Point Comfort and Five at Old Point ats:10 nm iunat! Express daily fo r stations tn Weet Virztyia, Kentucky and Cincin faz without change to Chu: 8.) wth retibuie Limited, daily, Solid bx cars, run throwch without mati “Vestibule Nleeper tor Lex” Pullinan Cars are Teceive passengers at 9 ee Office: 513 Peunsyivauia avenue, FIXTURES, COU KEMOVED TO 10TH AND P 4 Le MENT Ge FOUND IN A SIRs S HARDWAKE HW. ___ General Passenger Ag: ND OHIO RAILROAD, n effect June 26. LENG, rom oe Pg of New Jersey ree : ae Limited ex. and Indianapolis, express nd, express daily 9:30. 5 Ff bexnuctou and points in the Shenandoah Valiey, - tations, 15:90 p.m rm or Luray, 15:30 and *8 :4) For Balucore, week days, 0 (30 Sale positive, it being by virtue of an assivnment for the benefit of the creditors. trode and private buyers is called to the sale. The attention of the Scbedu, Leave Washington fr For Chicazo and Tages caaly 11:30 aha EMPTORY SALE OF A LARGE b m, and 8:40 pam. LARGE AND PEFR) POCK OF Die i} OCK'USUALLY FOUN FOR THE CoM- i DALE. ALI & CO., Auctioneers, FUTURE Days. THE EVENING STAR ts offered to the pu iu good faith and with confidence, as THE BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN TUE UNITED STATES. In point of fact, i may be truthfully said that it is without a equal in this respect any where im the world These averments are borne out by the figures given below, which are compiled from the orn 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 1989, published im Tux Sram on the 18th of January, 1590. Briefly stated, the points upon which the above claim is based are these: That— 1. ‘The Star has three times the circu- latton of any other paper in Washing: tont 2 The Star's circulation in Washing» ton is double that of all the other daily papers published the city added to gether!! 3. Tho Star has a larger and fuller circulation in the city where printed, im proportion to reading and purchas ing poputation, than any other news: Paper in the world!!! 30, d: To, 4. The Star has the Jargest reguiar and permanent home circulation of any two-cent afternoon paper in the -remembered tight of this | Whether the ownership of the chicken is vested | FRATCUEFE DARE & Co. Auctionoers, | ae the Gvoarahip of ton ony fromiwhich it was] 2 0 cama hatched or in the ownership of the hen that sat NEES 8 AN ASSORTED STOCI t Lievre | On said exg. It isa case without a precedent] ii, @RUCEMIES. CONSISTING OF FLOU ikely to bother Justice MeMa- ‘4 ; : i Probably the be ber last near Norfolk, Va., and the inspectors | 98sociation to tuke the place of the one which, c there suspended the license of the master of the | by agreement, was dissolved on Monday. It is Tate taN aliens ee steamer which carried it. ‘The cuse was uever | the intention that the new association shall be " = " appealed, thereby conceding on the part of the of as “Gabilan"—hawk—on the gri 7 ‘i q . " | and one that i. SPICES, YEAST POWDER | Vaan, United States!!! steamer company the illegality of carrying such espana 2, Lath oor ba bo ae a A eeapeomny fe epee i hon of Parkville, who is to try the issue. Me. LS hese Claas SHOW SCARE | ee SoRReOHE Gs Mh Metropolitan, Branch, 10.30 ake” ae pany. It is tho general beliof that the | until after sunset, When the horses had almost | Cughn has retained ex-Judge Callahan to VISLGAR, SCALES, LARGE TER BOX AW: | HUW etis tdeand fort pas ANON OME | In support of these claims and to show the The case referred to was n collision between | Prot difficulty is the result of mismanege- | given out the Texan threw at his adversary, | CDduct his suit and Wauhope Lynn will appear NG, COUNTERS, BINS, CLOCK, IKON SAFE, | For, Gaitieand Way pint . constantly increasing circulation of the paper, the steamer John Romer and the steamship | Pit’ who threw back so that his noose passed right | or Gormley Sy BC RTC. BEEN B ENTIRE | 1 y:00. tT Oo ye ute 19-00, as hislch Ne is thcena Walhbibaes Guyandotte, which occurred on the night of | Ts, Chicago and Alton strike ie dolaying | over the other man’s lasso and handand caught | ,. The defense promises to knock the prosecu- REET BOO THWEST THUD | (10:00; 111500 p * | attention is invited sain J sectors Toptet oe ther eae entation of t8o 18-| trasinees on that road, bus General Manages | hits {alr aroeod ther coe cen cae | tion off tts fese by falling back upon a well- ietuo of a died of assignment given tome and tht tor’s report on the case read as follows: A BAILY CIRCULATION IN IRS3-86-87-88-8R, 18S3. 1896. 1887. ISSs, 1889, ; : . ime Ki _ | Settled point of law which they nssert is en- Rule 2 for the. prevention of collisions on | Cppell thinks he will be able to fill the places | pit. In almost no time Kid was out of his sad orice T Nill sel at auction om the premises, | pan" teoptin the water says: “The lights mentioned in the | % #! the strikers ina few days, ‘Three freight | dle and being dragged over the ground at a| #ély applicable to chickens. Gormley says Third street southwest. on t wig SEPTEMBEK THIRD, comm a, ~ IU, 11:30 au Y O'CLOCK. all the stock contained 1 tS bh rf i that he has good re: nm to beheve that his | 1 pove- dan. 4 ~ . : a . g00d reaso) a nthe at EG 2 AX...20,456 23,388 25,470 26,386 27,544 following raies and no other shali bo carried in | Scnyer traine nro raseie we eee eee | ate (acttnper of him before be | jomely but gallant old Stanghal rooster te the Baved, (aure, se muicu, the attention of the trade and | | ‘Trains amive thom Cicae set en ana Fro...22,029 24,321 26,299 27,161 29,200 Deke eae neers coed unions! Tht | Solaire can be tat one edie heen | ae ae ed ca woolly days | father of the chicken, it is even said there is | Yate buye 0 Paiu,: trom Ciue:uunit aed Be Lone ane 7 a ‘The Guyandotte did carry other lights, She | *i4 General Manager Chappell, “and we are | and tno Mexican frontier have had many re-} thatin tho appearance of the young chic WM. TWOMBLY, 321 43 at. n. = Gai 29 BAS trom Pattsbune Fld aiu., 59 | MAR...23,549 25,594 26,009 27,499 4 : ‘at, da mer" Peel | that marks it as the offspring of Gormley's , ; fs ‘Asal “N : ate Re 22,572 24,227 23,575 27,166 ; Sagem = glad that it has been precipitated. Our men | markable duela, That between RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO. SEW ORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION. ty — ray gpeeabrmer yep ne bons nee have gradually gaived power until they are ine | and a soldier near one of the forts in Utah is ae Napoca Genaupeun china eae a aestooes._ | et aero ts ome hewark, 8-4 aud ba > ~-22,474 24,359 25,742 26,722 ‘apt. hi il after | Solent and wholly undisciplined, We have en- | among the classics of the field of honor--or , JR AICLIFFE, DARR & COs Aucioncers, “4:60 abd “10:30 p.m.” butter bay = 21,933 23,902 25,116 27,452 rch en Nn rived Ma GORE Sccracad etuen Gn SAE TEE Of theese te) Gras ont | phot Lan cued ee in the cow towns | ese, for, according to lw, a father's se R = S020 Fas'ave, a, diy, Maine, “Blecpitly Car on the Lu'3Y nm 21,406 23,186 >ane ny “There does not appear to have been any spe- | elves from their clutches; but without result. | and mining camp. ‘The weapons were siflen Cie ete Perrone oven over: the claim CARPETS tc. CONTAINED | “FoF llindelphta,-4.05, 18-00, 10.00, “12-00 “ oagoed dakaumhgn tax the aa ak ‘this light. pt Phe | Lhe public safety demands discipline of rail-| revolvers and bowio knives, - The principals | Of the mother. Theretore, if Gormley can ee 3 B . *22:00n00m, | 21,445 22,364 24.559 25,521 TWENTY-FIRST STR! G19 and 71050 pan, t = ark was | NAY “mployes aud we can't have it with these | were placed on opposite sides of a hillock, | SW that he owns tho rooster that wooed the 1. Wilusntons ‘and Chester, *4.03, ‘21,033 22,302 21,9035 25,324 Gear. We dad that by tha enter Dacian | mem. _ Thotelore we are! glad tp be rid at | arouol which ten treet ci te ee hen that laid the egg that hatched the chicken, a Sn Sn oa eon light Captain Kelly dia ola toot to this col. | tem.” The curve of the hill prevented their sceing | te court must give hima decision. For intermediate points between Baltimore ant een’ >? Wonlee spend ake enc tg | A. mans mesting of all the switchmen wes |one another tat they were within a A BARONS WRONGDOING. Fiiadelphia, 75:00 ‘and 6 VEO, Mew Gag Yok A. Kelly tar ‘amead Of cixty days, held last night. Non-unioa men aswell as} hundred yards. As soon as they saw one z ji ane Se? 7 hn A. Kelly 1 pace srety | Sion men wero requested to attend, Vice | another they both fired. ‘Though ‘pert ug aie e Se ee ee ney ee, eteby | Cand Mada Saha Dowaa CO tea ieimEs | Gon cere Was cut off and. the | & F. Langorfelt, Late of Pittsburg, Now men’s Mutual Association said of the meeting: | soldier's sleeve was pierced, neither was| 1" Europe, Charged With Forgery. a ecumneeratin acme do the fact that | «We intended to get the boys together to find | hurt. Then they pulled their pistols and ad- of TA DD GLASS York for Washington, *9:00, e % 20, “ost Pm and “12:15 draing leave Philadelphia for Washington, 38 Te “lwo — 11:40, *s 41, RPETS AND RUGS, N REQUISITE ITC! On MONDA at = 6 any 7:32pm, 3,008 —— gutif they cannot be induced to stop their | vanced, firing. “Both dropped badly wounded | _ The Allegheny National and Keystone Na-| {t2ES "CLOCK, 1a re oO, Rm with Pullman Buffet Steer} or 4 Se dell cnt ee cee een ectrie light | scottaknesn” Then less than twenty yards separated them, | tional Banks of Pittsburg have entered suits, | therein, towhich we ints the atentict anys i Potiuueriate Uris tabdity possceies Bat | gn ong cone earuable average agareate ot use of on complains of pilots that it blinded | 4 TeP0Ft is being industriously cirenlated by | They lay thore squirming and shooting anti | the termes reo 810,000 and the latter for £7,000, | au2s-3t : BPA Auctioneci_ | Mj stasien at Ba eee | 99.0% copies circulated daily, mo more thas them so they co id see nothing at al! outside | {he striking stock yards pauetgtale acal| cope een nd hie aber Heel WAS | against Baron I. F. Langerfelt, late of the firm WW ALIEE B WILLIAMS & €0., Auctioncers. Sundays, 4-08 cn; 12 oe and d0-sU nt” M2 | L102eopies are sent out of the city by mail, the points on wh «: the light focused, may precipitato a general railroad strike | ball through the’ stomach ond. severet athens of Max Schambers & Co., private bankers of IE PARLOK SUITE,UPHOLSTFRED octag tare peel Sundayy, | 2221106 go to suburban places, by expres, MONTGOM%*RY COUNTY AFFAIRS, | t2roughout the west. These switchmen pro- | distributed all over his anatomy. When they- Pittsburg, and for a number of years the vice- arse SHS oe eid - 30, 3:29 pty, Z railway trains, etc., leaving as a net cireulation pai fess to see in the Prosent attitude of the gene could shoot no more they lay for a short time | consul of the Swedish government in Pittsbuzg. CHAIRS: COUCHES: LIBKALY | diye b-cg) cue: Week days, 6:30, 8:30pm. Sun- m the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO- ‘ " bs | Seem enagers in abandoning the Switching | swearing. Then Peel, who was so badly hurt | {n the suit of the Ke: St ank th a MIKROKS: HALL VAC. Texcept Suday. “Daily. {Sunday only. M - sears ar ee Pri ees Association and calling on the regular em- | that he could not advance even on his hands | try ee Of, he Keystone Bank the allega, cue Wal om hick » Ete. Os : ; jatcgewe called tor and checked trom lotls and resi. | PORTION of 923 PER CENT, or AN AGGRE- tions are that Baron Langerfelt on July 16 last WALNUT BEDSTEADS, BUKY AUS AND WASii- | Seuces by L Ky fer Com ser - y : MATTRESSES: BEDDING: HEATING | Uchet offices O19 ant 155) Bee ee Sidutdepor, | GATE of 27,882 copies! Of this number, BOOK SHELF, ELS AND i CHAS, U. BCULL, Gen. Pass, Agee, Ployes to do the switching of the respective | and knees, began to wriggle toward the fallen pees : Seceatts i | borrowed $7,000 from the Keystone Bank and Lincsucsau wines Neaaoal ose Toads ® disposition to force a strike in order | soldier. He pulled himself along with his a a 5 ro STA that a general war may be made on the Fed- | cibows, and with his one uninjured hand fin- | gave as collateral 200 shares of the capital stock | NOT IS OL Cee ERE GE LEANEOUS | _ J.T. ODZUL, Gea. Manaver, e_ | 21,142 were delivered daily by regular Kockvie, Angust 26. | eration of Hailway Employes, ished the eoldier with his bowie knife, of the Jefferson iron works of Steubenville,| ou TUESDAY. Or Peat EENG AMLICLES ; oe ; : j “ : . S| BE GREAT + carriers at the homes of permanent sub An important meccing of the democratic} | ‘The strikers insist that the railroads had | "Farmer Poel already hnd tho bigest private | O4jt°°,s te par value of 0180 cach, whieh | bouate IAEy, CORD, soespene | TT TO THE Kona WLAN ROUTE. onion. State central and county committees was held | secret agents at the Terre Haute meeting of the | grave yard of any man in the vicinity. This | ian & died ts © d, velid and | 52,20} 4th strect corner D’ northwest, a general am: | povsteeeAte! LEADID Sen ’ here tod «; to take into consideration the best | *4Preme council investigating the extent of | encounter spread his fame all over tho camt, | Bares ho represente: ote the, ery and | gortinent of Household Furniture, to which we ask | Steei Malin” MStahS QUI interests of tke party in regard to the congree- the federation, and that it has since been de- | and when he went over to Nevada he received bsisting shares of ‘stock of the company, | HN a eno. mata ne reg dm efiect Stay tie sve, SeULPMENT. seremaining 6,740 copies represent the salea deen! : termined to make a war of extermination on | everywhere the homage of lesser lights. standing in his name on the books of the com- | SoS por * Se | Sones AVE wan 1 Over the office counter, at the news stands, en@ sional rowination. Since the declination of | the federation in case it espouses the cause of They have lots of deadly encounters up there | pany. The bank, relying on his statements, a eee. For dulsburg ava the W by newsboys. But of this jatter number a very Mayor McKaizg of Cumberland to allow his | the stock yards switchmen. on the Comstock. “There was one « number of | loaned him the sum of $7.00, taking the 200| CiICKERING UPRr FIANO, STEINWAY | $1 Pullin Vesubule 4 bis eens ied , name to appear oa the primary ticket in this | Thisstory lacks many elements of probability, | yearsago fought over half amile under ground, ne ee eee Caine AAT TREO baie Rear DUARD | Seat aamp 102 eit Wiese? ulcer. a? peapertion onnpgried eapuny te gem county the managers havo becn at sea, having Lenker pra tne _ remembered that the | According to the evidence given at the inquest | that since then the plaintiif has discovered that BACK HALL MACK. GILT AaB hah ee ts, Fine manent residents of the city living in lodginga, been unable to secur the consent of any one | Fen and not by the: r +, but it is being as- | alone inadrift. They were rivals for the af- | genuine, but that it is a forgery. ASE MADE SY RIGBY, WALNUT | — Guwati Express, g &c. (not householders), #0 that its whole circula to figure as acandidate. In this dilemma the | siduously circulated by many railroad agitators | fections of a woman, and in a quarrel one eis | dn the suit of the Allegheny National Bana committees were compelled to so far change | and is a fruitful subject of discussion. a drive at the other with his candlestick. 4 | the defendant is charged with obtaining £10,000 the primary ele :tia system as to do away with | | The general managers of the roads, after | miner's candlestick consists of a metal socket | Upou a certificate for fonr hundred shares of Kel Bn x aa ib: tion may bo literally said to be in the family circle. While its aggregate circulation there ‘dali . ;_ | being in continuous ion nearly all day, de- | attached to a sh: teel spike, so that it the capital stock of the Jefferson iron works of bars with throws: | Pe gives Tae Sran a distthetire and enviable ne Vette Geeally ter Ga candl- | aad inatand by the Gustin ofthe tock | chan fade of the drift ‘anywhere. ‘he | Steubenville, which he also claimed was good, dine and Steuighic "Putin | postion im modern journai'em, the fallness ot date and to cail primary meetings to select “ | i Yards Switching Association and also not to | second miner defended himself with his candle. | 8nd valid stock standing in his name ou the delegates to «ccanty convention, which shall | grant the demands of the switchmen for an | stick, and. there. thousunde of fect under the | books of the company, but which also has send four delegates to the nominating conven- | advance. The executive committee of general | ground, they wrestled and stabbed until one's | turned ont to be a forgery fuuinit car Pitteviuns to Siclinivud gud Chicago. | hich ic Express, 10:00 p.m. daily, o ths West, bath tora my fA | its home circulation, the extent to w! Putsburg to Cincaxe. $ X NEW CEhI ED, FOR AC EVAL TION SAF ATU y . ied upon by meinbers of the z a . - : + BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. [= & oot Be eed : q y we ) é fi es q Li the abc oe . . Louuaesetane | e = down in search of them. "They found one fLaugerfelt are to be seized, nud fised the bail | “2 willwell the above we For Erg CRtludtie Ct Methenterdaty, for Dut. | chasing portion of the community, are the 30th instant have been dispensed with andj) WOMEN AS HOUSEKEEPERS. _ | dead and the other unconscious through loss of in the one cuse at $14,000 and in the other Horene, Currlagen Woncae tienioy Ht Mith Sleepiug Car Wasiingtou to Hochester. "| the marked characteristics of the paper, iu lieu primary meetings will be held on Sep- blood. The jury, of course, had to take the | $20.00. The baron lett for Europe on a pleas- E osieey toe For Wiliaueport, Lock Baveu and Elmire, at 10:50 > 7 C: ae i ag ac- | Ure trip three weeks ago. His friends in Pitts- Neen ee ee ee eee ee ee en ne Mt crane Ser at Sie i, eal So wane |e ep eee meinen, Bie Rats atone THis Sd aga to Ghee nee ven folodtiod: lew & ' A hittle blind canon in the Sierra Madre used | and that he will certainly return, His family im 4; daily, cxcept Sunday, For Wislansport daily FOR PHILADELPHIA, to which no other daily journal now ORK ANDTHE East, | Published can furnish a parallel. BAW, 3:1 OU, 11200" 40 au. This i = Gk Thea ~ is is no idle boast on the part of the paper. piace a ee, and ansious inquiries are being | _ A belief exists in the minds of one-half erea- | to furnish the Apachos with the means of for- | fe wealthy and stand very high. ‘The baron o fans Sit 3h, trig Toseesl | ing eum eomabtomen bait, ambiidieaheh 00 rade iu regard to the decision of the late | tion that a woman cannot display the most | ™Ally settling their disputes, ‘nis gulch is | has always bad the extcer und confidence of iy van, ed Rxpress of buliuan Parior . 23 Judge Bowie in the cass of the State va. Henry P fairly alive with rattlesnakes. When two bucks | the people in the vicinity and his reputation (BOUNDARY Sey, Site Bus Gauy, except Sunuay. ror New | the full satisfaction of the sagacious and enter- - shadowy preference for books to frying ham ; Je | for honesty and fair dealing bas never beeu Allen, rende-el in Oct>ber, 1830, in which he 6 "i P ‘ tate! | had a quarrel that they did not wish to settle — . took the grounl that Federal ‘ofiiceholders | OF art to dishwashing without becoming aj n°) they repaired to this guily, aud while | qUestioned, He, some years ago. married the ET’ QRiy temporarily absent from the stato | slattern and a terror to good housekcepors. | the remainder of the tribe stood siround and | “#ughter of Mr. Daty, the president and one of and were entitled to vote. Applications for | “Ah. ha!” says one, “so madam docsn't sweep | ¥atched from the hiils on either mde, the com- | the largest stockholders in the Jeffersor iron T, SIXTEENTH Aork culy Liuated Express with Dining Car 00a ET. - a vou PHILADELPIA ONLY prising business men of Washington, who ecck press 5:10. a TNE FINEST BLOCK OF GROUND IN and know where to find THE LARGEST FO SUBDIVI 510) : SDAY, AFTERNOON, RETURNS FROM. THE MONEY PAID, OUT me 2 e1 e werks. A mouth ago he was clected vice at LIVE U'CLOCK, we will sell, in fount | dor brooklyn, = Baltimore and other points “8cue’ Mere from | her home Fridays because it interferes with | batants,wout together to w mated gu panes the coucern. Ib is suid by the | ot the mewigon atkug’ 0S Ne ME Be Jersey Ci wid buate or FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the Misses Addie Gough and Mittio Abell of | He? Painting lesson,” or “just look at her | jess: they would wrestle, This wonld wake up on Company people that the baron | rox tix OVER “dun Fen On oa eo hew horg city. asdouble | owth of Tax San’s advertising patronage Leonardtow: t t th ts of Mi dining room windows! Ten to one they | every rattler in the glen. ‘The aim of each was | bad a large number of blank certificates SLM, ABOUT 400 Peed ON 5. ST ee ae oe eee. ei Pai : ree the pth h ‘ printed, These he filled up in hisownname| AN i STK D Nothing can more surely illustrate the Lee Offutt of this place. Miss Emma King of | haven't been washed this winter. You never | to force the other on to the an; ry snakes, It peer sient Baltimere is now’ visiting the family : ’ Was not unusual for both to be Litten while | “md signed the names of the company's | George M. Frey near this town. air ND. Se RAE CER eon os | they tirapaieatanatrotnd ameneneer tent picialy, Word comes from Steubenville that Ofte who had been confined to hat bey toy | Ber with a book in her hand.” ,.| Each was bound to remain and wrestle as foug | Lanzerfelt was tieneed from th offce of vice several weeks with inflammatory rheumatism, | “Now, my friend,” saysa writer in the Chi-| ay his adversary had life or strength enough to unset, rate ne ete the “country. (Ne. dis. is reported as somewhat better. cago Herald, “to be a good housekeeper should | struggle with him. pore: sun Ged property before leaving that he | sna On, Valliant of Washington is mow hav-| not cut a woman of from everything else in| | A most FR ope eared gerne ne Se teamed ea ing a commodious dwelling house erecte . | Carnitas, N.M., many years ago. ‘An under- | Wile. who agg J ‘ ot at the east end of peerage Leaps beak Nie aes aes Se oe een JO PS aed ist | ctrasmar comer totes tron aoa picked » | €xpect him to come back. 7 20. 8:10, 9:00, 9:40, 10.00, 240 win, 13-03, ~ 240, 3:15, | 5:40, "6-00, esteem in which «ny article is held by the | public than a constantly increasing demand for it—day by day, week by week, month by month, and year by year,—in the face of ad- verse claims and pretentious competition. The t ated by the switch- by the survivor, the two miners were working | the certificate for 200 shurcs of stock is alot i jong the best situated in the Dis- cuteor others coult be xu ided ne BECTION. Achunce seiduu presented is uv-third cash, balance ia oue, two and three = wis, 1.0068 to bear G per cent interest, payable samui- except Sunday ually wnat to ed by deed of ‘trust an prop- | FOr Auuayolis, +:29 and 9:00 ama and 4:20 y u ~~ A deposit vu cigily. except Sunday. i = figures following tell the story on this point: " a id debar him from appreciating the ees pram toes 0 — in twenty days; otherwise r: trom Washington Danenh Th: igator shou quarrel with *-Handsome Harry,” a gambler Ag ep being done by Richard H. Dey, contacten sri | favor ofa peach. Ifyou and I ever get to renowned asa dead shot, They got ont into A Business Cull. Pena cont oft ae NUMBER OF NEW ADVERTISEMLNTS rxINTED Et builder of Gaithersburg. z draw the line clear and distinct between essen- | the road and both fell mortally wounded, [¢ | FFm the Philadelphia Press aw2S-d&ds } 1885-86-87-88-80. Mr. Edward Lyddane of Georgetown, who | tials and non-essentials we shall strike a key- | was discovered that tho stranger was a woman, | ‘The visitor had acloth-bound volume undor rues DOWLI recently purchased a large f. from W. W.| note to a harmony of domestic life | and though she never spoke after she fell the | one arm and a map rolled up under the other, | £ Wee i = Poole. neat Poolesville, hns sold the mage tow j *ithout discord, "A sunny natured, clear: story became known that she was a sister of a| Not one of the three lawyers at their desks, | ENIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE No. 917 Washington syndicate at ar ady { $8, headed woman with a well-nourished brain girl whom “Handsome Harry” had wronged “ i SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST AT AUC- on aaeeries ie paid. pes iis peckone as (and you can't nourish your brain without Years before. nor aven the office boy reading a novel. deigned 1886. 1887. 1885, 18sp. 3,200 3,615 4,076 4,556 3,064 3,547 3,924 4,529 : : TION, ; 198 ee than a glance at him, . 3,806 “4,069 4,603 5, also received the , reading any more than you can your bod: -2@e more . z <SISTINI 4 = Q Graning, cattle st Sask etd ones Gan tae | without food) will. aiebe! tha houndheld work Their Sentiments, “Ahem!” he began. “Fine morning. Will OCA MUEE SUTIES. NITE WARDROMEL ARE 4,335 3475 4,956 5,958 Fealized a profit of €3,000, making his entire | #mything but a drudgery. She will study out | rrom the Detroit F-ce Fress. you be kind enongh to—” MAXTRESSES BOW ME oie AND, HUSK rate 4,197 5,393 5,171 Profit in a few months $11,000. ‘The prospect | the euy ways of plone beg hl ee SCENE—A HOTEL OFFICE. “We're very busy, don’t you feet” exclaimed | Pike AAD MANTLE MMKOM, SECS at wets maui ct the o cor. 3,938 4,522 4,606 if a ra id a ecti a ie herself down to —— ox afthueng 5 one attorney. ‘Wo have no time for missionar; LOW QUITE, ODD CHAT: per St und icumsylvania uvenue, ami at the Sig ew given road’ ecteae ql nome | Cocca, rites ona aed 9 mel | a, baer aie merci a mMODNry | EREDAND Gritbit MOCKS: | stutsou, where orders cau beleft lortus. cheating? | 3,235 335t 3,915 polishing, | Mr. igan, SAM. | #weeping and jnst so much sil “ BOOK CASES, DESKS, ODD WAKD- fo Gestipation trom hotels aud residences. | cnance acquaintances, |“! &m not a missionary, a book agent, a can- 8. BOOK CASES, DERKS, AnD. | Larger male a 6,033 5.529 4,483 2582 3.178 3.508 4,008 5.988 6,589 ING, s. AS. E. FUGH, . Kk. WOU, ——--___ whether needed or not, merely because the vasser, a solicitor, a hawker or peddler; I want (Ss, HALL AND. STALL General Mauawer. finyl2] General Pusseieer Agent. 4,208 4,517 4,901 traditions of her ancestors claim work should | Mr. Diggs of Delaware. ' ‘ ” i NGLE | BEDSTRADS | a: Az: | Bp ICHMOND AND DANVILLE | 3 Cahors i TUE s0urH. be done that way. She may uot adhere to| Migge—You aro quite right, sir. ‘The saloon seLmssbaldidig. the’ tren iisayancsteaag ey FALLS AND BALSTERS, EXTEN. | Ree ante neue TUE Ee te uROAD ©. 4,879 5,313 5,412 The “Manufacturers’ Record” of Balti- = a ond Perey ectary oe ay is ariseticriags worst enemy civilization has | the stranger, seized and held him, while the BREAKPA“T ABLE J ANH Bag hg eR Ag} 4,250 5,035 4,689 6,107 , pile up her es now an en and let them | to contend with. @ question how to regu- be ny i NU CHA PACT U! A Stations bet ‘Alexandria and c ‘Rowu- more eviews the Year’s Production. | Pil, "h lier Hishes now ou of the new mag-| Into the quar irae isa grout one, a dificult | (ruc? POF Stabbed a chair and pushed it under} BENIN: sont f ge atest “Gristol“Kuoxmlle, Chettaucoga “aud ree ee oe Se Sees azine or plays a jig for ehildren to dance by, | one to solve.” “Give me somo air, won't ye, he d. “Is Y, SEPTEMBER +. 1800, com- | ™F —Fast Mail Cour. oa Tahabpeapenepdnags nenimaip ac al eee oF even runs out for a jolly evening with John, | Diggs—‘‘And yet it must be solved, for the | there nlagyer named Sieveeein ie ates alle, i cad! cise Sartheee eee regs. eiatous " Ciesepeah quand (One. Newt TorAt £1,499 45,910 34,038 54.501 65,522 fai woul, Sekai tee iaguat catien pian (t= Seouge ter suse neanst bat active | hellish business ie demoralizing the whole peo- | ing? I've got a map for him.” ell the above ehiects, “Teri cash, | tener pure Mecks Mount. Danville and statics be 's- | ple. I realize this, although lum not as yet a “Three below,” screamed the office removed on day of that farmers are less in | on and uo necessity but method. The appli- | strict prohibitionist.” o . ga to be r oy produced and stat 26-08 _THOMAS DUWLING, Auctioneer, a ‘, Maletarh, Sirmlngts np Moutcomery, New Orlegue Tha increase of advertising is shown. The larger r boy, as the lawyers dropped back into their oo S a B e al " cation of the science how best to discriminate ii “Tam not either, It is tl California, “Pullman Sleeper New York w Atlanta debt than at any time for twenty-five years. Soseeen he accuses atale at Ripe —_ : oa oo - deaks, AICLIFFE, DARK & CU, Auctioneers. tid Fullitan Sleepers Atlas to Rew Greens Pui space required for advertisements during the For five years the cotton crop has steadily | jife'will make avy home happy and keep its thing to” Making Sure. a EET UO htc ADEE TWO-STORY | juan ‘Siceyers Wanhibston to Cincusad siete anda | YOOr 1889 as compared with that occupied ia | increased from 6,505,000 bales in 1886-1887 to | mistress fresh and jolls. ‘There can be no| Digge—-Will you——” ‘ From the Philadelphia Times. FOURTH STREET SUUTHEABT. | NO 13) Mouton combines, te 1888 is even more striking. from 7,500,000 to 8,000,000, the estimate for the | peace nor comfort in a slovenly home presided Miggs—“I was just going to ask you.? “Iwant some smail boxes of powder for | _ By virtus of a deed of t Strasburg and imvermediate stations” Smaps The w “— Present crop. The price has advanced with | Over by an unwholesome Bridget. ther ca: ‘THREE WoURS Later. bugs.” No, 93%, folio 37%, et 4:30 p.tn.—Duily via Lynchburg, Bristol and Chat. erage daily space filled by advertise the increase in prodaction, the total eatue of | there be any happiness in a home presided over RR: gee arog rags. Digit of Columbia, an ‘Faluman Vestibule Wasuunwtou to | ments in 1888 was 25.10 columns, or 7779columns wormage okey Naine of | by an over-serupulous pessimist. Genius and igge—‘‘Well, goo’ ni’, m’ frien’. Apothocary—“How many?” Of the premises on WEDNESDA THIMD Dax | MTTAG pan Western. ‘Express for, Manassas, | for the whereas for the year 1889 the daily ‘the last four crops, including cotton seed, | 4’ generous display of common stnse in the | Miggs—‘-Goo' ni’, ol’ fellow. Boy & )—“I don’t know, but I guess | OF SEPTEMBER, AD. is ton Cinchunat, mis being about $1,500,000,000. ‘The value of this | kitchen will so plan the campaign of work as A and ee je the B about 700,000,000." the following described real estate: A ‘Train Ginemnat, | average was 29.75 columns, or 9223 columns i= , year's crop is estimated at 500,000,000, thus | to secure something in the home life better compresse: reservoir on the Russian bringing the total value for five years up to | *uan drudgery. There mi pee tbe some grind, | Ratof-war,Pamiaty Azovp barat to-day at| | The total number of conl miners on strike in farce uae ted sta ‘8 but let it be of the sort that carries Inte of | Cronstadt, damaging the and killing «| the Borinage district in Belgium is 16,800, and | pears ‘Boox, ic rt ‘Avian econery, vious yearof1444columns! And this, it mam $2,000,000, 000, music along with it—the organ rather than the | #¢8try. the movement is still sprending. Setveyers cthce lor the sah Seow Orlenta via, pear ssi Honteopery, be remembered, consisted exclusively of the While cotton has thus gee mayer carly grindstone. gether with oj] the cacomenta, Sleeper Washingtou Biruingbams vis Atiants Thously to the south’s wealth, corn, wheat, oats, e+ ‘ Purtenances to the sane aed Sy Pe cad Pestle ccd ogee advertising, nothing » tobacco, rice, sugar, grasses, dina An Exception Taken, 7 - ‘Terms: $2,000 cash; balance in Salsebesy Also Washington to Auguste via ‘bea way sales, poll lists, eicction returns, tables have made great gains, and while some | prom the New York bom Highest of all in Leavening Power—U. S, Gov't Report, Ang. 27, 1889, | Sper ceur, secured by iced uf tnd chariots Ohio. pas ‘ete., such as cocasionhlly swell the business of sults skeet of ast year, tia ference |g “TBST only one care for smoking,” said Sao il ie meeeg wang aa, BSE | peuiial ooguan boing tnchodod to ttn petro the corn yield will be more than counter- | the club man, “and that is death,” cee ound iil balanced by higher prices. From all over tho | “That isn't always sure,” said the Presby- south bankers write of the “best outlook for | terian, significantly. Te — ‘In conclusion, it is only necessary to say that | ee 25m. | fa proportion to the extent and high character ¢f its circulation, Tex Stan's advertising rates take rank with the very lowest in the country, and to add, finally, that every statement hereww 4 . : e ¢ > ‘The diecord shows that in fouryears the} “What do you mean?” said « gentleman Fitatas AAPL Strate! south has produced about 28,600,000 bales of | jumping aside ae a tramp drew back’ hie me RNISHINGS. _ Cotton, 2,000,000,000 bushels of corn, 200,000,000 | Leif to Sinibe hitae ae m eee erie — EOUSEFURNISHINGS. _ bashels ‘of wheat and 315,000,000 bushels of | plied the tramp mock wouldn't ‘strike Rie wr oats, tho total value of theso and other agri- | Jou for #50, sit. "No, cir,” he. Continued ee Coorme Br G. cultural products reaching the enormous ag- riedly; “no, sir, 1 wouldn't. But if you will 5) 18 Kregate of nearly $3,500,000,000, wiih a cotton | permit me Fd like to strike youfora quarter.” BCA C7,CLO)] ‘ i ae made can be abundantly verified. THE CID | Srop worth nearly $50,000,000, « coru crop | "New York A full line of - SPECIAL IT8 PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS ARE th ill yield 000,000, $7: 000 of o f wheat aud data, added’ to rice, suger t . vegetables, &c., the south’s agricultural pro- ducts will this yoar reach atleast €1,050,000,000, ‘oF about €400,000,000 more than in 1880. @PEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND ITS BOOKS | MAY BE INSPECTED BY ANY ONE HAVING 4 DTEREST IN THEIR EXAMINATION, |