Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1890, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. TO CELEBRATE GERMAN DAY. A CABLE CAR ACCIDENT: BUARD OF ARMY OFFICERS.§| A PENSION FRAUD SENTENCED. Dos Yous Cane EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, i A Program Arranged bythe Repre- | The Conductor, the Gripman and a Lady maissioned Officers to Be Ex-|W. H. Harrison of Birmingham Gets rppae THREE TELS To IxDIAN aries ipmvsion us ipso te Sate tomtatives of German Societies Pawenger injured. amined by It for Prometion. Twelve Years in Prison, Dx U: Te SBA ARS Inceluaring io southern Virginia; taticaary | S@ngerband Hall was dilod last night with | About 8 o'clock last night train 16 on the| A beard of ofleers bas bees! detailed by the | In the United statca Uinvist evant yesterday : Qewerue | rumar soa saToRAE 104m,2:00 angen . fe r 5 whee Bi baking powder ts adulterated with Sr ceemniet caseetly vind en) nT | a actaaietiealiaiaiabaned Cledian Sete: able road came to afallstop on 7th stroot at | Secretary of Wat to meet at Fort Monroe, Va, | at Birmingham, Als., W. H. Harrison, alias tho | 1700 your thing powers aduleretat with venting triveaster down ae Padten Head, CONDITION OF TAE WATER. ties of the city, who met to ‘arrange for the the Virginia avenue crossing with a report like 8, for the examination for promotion | “Widow Hgrrison,” pleaded ‘gtfilty to six in- Realth. — Temperature and condition of water at 7| celebration of German day, October 6 Mr. |acannomshot. A recoil of about ten feet fol- dictments of forgery, and was given two years Housekeepers who wee Cleveland'# Superior ‘Landing at Marshall Hall, both ways, a.m.—Great Falls, temperature. 78; condition, | Paul Schulze, president of the Scengerbund, | lowed. The grip had evidently struck some- b in each case. Harrison swindled the govern- Baking Powder know that it bas the pecuniary a SN 1). Receiving roservoir. temperature, 81. Con- | presided atthe meeting and Mr. W. F. Meyer | thing in the slot and the force of the collision ment oufot €8,000 or $10,000 by bogus pension | property of producing light, wrolesome bead, cuAnES MacabestEm, dition at north connection. 16; condition At | actod as secretary. ‘The executive committce | was so violent that Harry Robinson, the grip- Maj. Marcus P. | claims. His operations had been going on for] iisenit, cake, ke, that retsin ther vateral femporstare, 1%; condition at ieduons gute | Presented ite report, whiah cot tained de- | man, was strack in the broast by the lover ana|| Milloc, AMM artillery, Cpe Gasvocl Mail, four yenrs before he wns dctodted. He filed fifth First Li MF Ha Widow Harrisons,” from | —usturesDdewestwenn Taio Gentrablo quah ‘Music and Dancing at Marshall Hall onse. 16: dition at etiluent gate house, 23. | tailed program of the proposed celebration, and | thrown off the car. A lady, whose name could artillery; ieut. Stephen ‘cote, | claims for a dozen ‘* pomp apg High tse in the river, 6:1 p.m; low tide in |it was adopted. The prosent plan contsm- | not be learned, was thrown out of the rear ear | fourth artillery: Second Lieut, Willoughby | as many different post offices im Walker and| reports to be the strongest of all pure cream of an LL. BLAKE, Capt the river, 12:08 p.m. pintes an afternoon and evening of festivities | on her face and badly cut, and the conductor, | Walke, second artillery, recorder. The follow- | Tuskaloosa counties, all the papers in each L tartar powders, makes Cleveland's Superior Abanbeacty ths est= 10. 10... 1. Stock or Harts. Cars, Fras, Croaxs, &c., atthe Schuetzen Park, tocommonceat$ o'clock. | Mr. Lawson, was somewhat shaken up and was | ing non-commissioned officers have been or- case being skilfully forged. He also put in i i i i ina- | claims under various other aliases, - 80 cleveriy . to be sola Friday at 10 am, Seo auction |‘There will be music and dancing, prize | taken to his home, 1309 Gth street southwest, Tt dered to appear before the Lrsdpbredbareperd bmp rng egress ey peti ore c+ site —_ column. bowling and shooting, games and all sorts of | was thought at first that thé accident was | tion: Quartermaster Sergt. Jul jaresche Ord, | Ped by Whe dcpactuhedt, and ia ens a4 nue ao urea, nine tannin oo - Yarn Parrus goto Junius Layspvrom, | outdoor amusements, with a banqnet at 7| caused by mischievous boys driving a spike in| frst infantry; First Sergt, Chas. Miller, troop | said to have collected £800 of back ‘poncipnk. i Keliow, poped mpegs Se eee o'clock, at which there are to be addresses by | the slot, but, as the location is where the Balti- th cavalry; Sergt. Jas. E. Dodge. com-| Some of hie’ forgeries were marvels’ of shi BRING OUT THE CHILDREN AND THE BADIES. Mepicew-Wsiont Uxperwear.—You must) prominent speakers both in German and in| ™0re and Potomac tracks cross the eable in , eleventh infantry; Sergt. John R. Ley- | Harrison was a school teacher i ‘hofteld, Extra famity day at have it! The season is here and our stock is | Puetish, Considerable. business wos trans, | full view of the watchman continously on duty $pmpeny A. eighteenth infantry, and | county He eame from the wicluity of Spring. | arene & fo want vrei large im extent, great in quality and small in | acted at the meeting last eventing, and in addi- sh now supposed that a bolt or spike | Corp. Harry J. Hunt, company I. fourteenth field, Ohio, about ten years ago. heod. F. we RIVER VIEW poo ‘Fraxc & Sox, One Price, tion the following committees were appointed. | ™ a passing railroad train dropped on the | intan Sergt. Ord is a son of the late Brig. ———--s@e—_ 5} - And other high-class crocer On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, = Cor. 7th and D. Finance—John 1. Vogt, Anton Eberty, Will. | Sot in such a way as to cause the accident. Gen. Ord and Corp. Hunt » nephew of the JILTED BY “A VIOLINIST. iehaie aie . Sr 2 EAST Mt iam L. Seullesie, with the ‘elients: of the or- THE SPIKE WHICH CAUSED THE ACCIDENT. late Col, Hunt, who was superintendent of the Bist | Steamer SAMUEL J. PEN TZ will leave her wharf a& MO Fx: Ron. 61.55. Lenmar. Perrone} Msi a. | geaizatian, vie: Feed Rehateh ge OF. Mager, | = Sipeclaisedond alles of ihatalicand docteeay Roldicrs) Home in tins city at the time of bis | Miss Nettle Carpenter Changes Her | , Cthasunbheeen: Meteenbel axe Tuxcers Meese Se Ciscomsiny Saves | Goree Bier tego visited police headquarters this morning and | 44th, about eighteen months ago. Mind at the Last Hour. CITY ITEMS. ‘Tickets 200, & & BAND! f als ts to buy a lot when for the} Music—John Waldmann, Augus! warz, -ailroad Pr GLE Gi pts ee ee eee ‘ekets ALL, poe ine ‘you can get a lovely site on Wesley | George Besslet, with the directors of the Sen- pegged agen. Shipman, ‘a thought = ree sa mi a Close upon the heels of Artist Whistler's | Broad Run Creamery Butter, none better. | _#10-at Proprietor, Heights, adjoining the new een Se gerbund oH Maennerchor, Prof. W, Waldecker that the spike had either been dropped ia the | Mr. Dunnell’s Apportionment Bill—A| pugilistic encounter at the Drury Lane Thea- — ad pean neg e hogy me Le OUl! DONT Miss Tn? telccak Seun ¥ Wancamas, lth andG. | trisnees Wiles WU Mersea VE aiintgk: w cabje slot by the railroad men accidentally or | Parliamentary Tangle in the House. | ter in London comes another story touching “Hy yg ee is F. Wad L p . * De, | thaftt had been placed there by mischievous — the artist's brother, Dr. Whistler, in which “a sa aaa Berren ras Evra. —Onr well-known reliable ee Se ee ee oe boys. The captain promised to inve Mr. Dunnell (Minn.), chairman of the House | that gentleman figures as chaperon to no Ieee taNtqy Domestic Fashion Reviews for fine felt derbies at 21.50 and $2 New stvlesand | ""\\ ot omonts—J, Hockemeyer, R. Keese | matter as far as possible, and tho committee on the eleventh consas, yesterday | bersom than Seen ter, the Ameri- | £#ll.’99, containing 110 pages, illustrating over OYSTER noAST staple shapes. ALT. Lewrs, 435 7th st | x oiignou, Christopher Schlag, Louis Kettler, E, | held as evidence in event of any prosecutions | introdneed an ”pportionnbnt bill on the bests | © an Miss Nettie Carpen' e Ame: 2,000 new styles, Price 25c,| Given away with can violinist, and in an escapade of that young ! vach purchase of Sic. worth and over ef Do. lady that has get all London society goxsiping. | mestie Patterns at the Domestic Sewing Ma- a When Miss Carpenter conciuded to make her | chine office, 7th and H. ee 810-4t *couromres home in London permanently she was taken Mary—Who had that littl lamb under the protection of Mr. and Mrs. Towl, Had Teeth as white as sno in the future, Sehmidt, Julius Jeuneman, —__— ——___ : Transfers of Real Estate, AMUSEMEN Deeds and fee have been filed as follows: R| yiss Jane Coombe tonight at Al- Smith to Margaret R. Lane, lot 7, block 5, baugh’s in “The Tysaanuea® Mix aypWansxrTestees. Hewrr.en’s,453Pa.av, of one [epresentative in Congress for each 180,000 of population. This will provide for a total membership in the House of Representa- tives of 354, an increase of 24. Under the ap- TS. Canrzts Camenonatep and mado moth proof free of charg: Works, 631-635 Maas. ave. nw. Fe. y r = ‘Take Steamer Arrowsmith at 5:30 pam, Brr Your Coat of J. Mavny Dove, Only | Nayt$r’s sub; $202.50. Same to G. W. Paxson, | _ There will be a change of bill tonight at Portionment as provided in the bill Alabama, | the proprietor of tho’ Midland Grand Hotel She alwars brashed thea twice s day 7 Bighest grades of family coal handled, lot 6, do., do.; $202.50, J 1 Williamson to | Kernan's, and the Crvole wipes we rae Colorado, Michigun, oe ata and his wife, and by them was introduced into} 4 _\yith “Teaberry,” you kno Aye SATURDAY, SEPT. 13, id sone Seemaeeens Mau haouees Garena Celeste A. Boaghton, sub 0, sq. 142; ¢—. | Mooniiel will be payperes roegt at Colton’s,.| wore Oregon, Texas, Washington and Wis- | tho swim of society, 5 c. per pound package. Joseph Barden to M. Louise Hammond Snyder, F consin would each gain one member; Arkansas, Old Rye Whisky, 75. qu. Mrrzorn’s, 7th PLENTY oy: Faned 2 The Steams mith at 5:30 p.m. | °° Among others whom the young lady met was y > 75e. q , STERS AND CRABS, by all grocers at pas en . W. Ribniteky to James itcane scapraaai ae ove P-™- | Illinois, Kansas and Penusylvania, each two, George ‘Thurshfield, a young lawyer, with | st. nw. tei ed ie Wester Hrrours, a most hare oro be + 8q. 140; Chas. Deitz to oo and Minnesota and Nebraska, each three. | offices in the temple. The feeling Detween Dress Makers, Attention. Accommodation for 150 People, a oe ~ adknad ts Gas aie rae rman, lot 18, 3q. 1 Louis W. Jewell’s Will. Ohio and Virginia would cach Jose one Repre- | these two young people soon ripened into an Riversity, Ww: a p- r L, : Having secured the Sole Agency for the well and close October 25, Prices 10 and | Prown to T. B. Waters, sub 14. sq. 334; £3,000. | The will of the late Louis W. Jewell af | sentative. The bil! requires the legislatures of | @™8@Sement aud it was aunounced that the rs 4 rn known Simons Accordion Plaitings, we are pre- BM. COLTON, Prop, Georgetown was filed today. He boqueathes | the respective states to redistrict at the first | M4friage would take place just four weeks pated to executy ali orders imme iy. 7 7 7 oe — A splendid opportanity to Re He : fag rh into effect. | 980- Mr. and Mra. Towl in their self-imposed he restment in ninety day Ru Himepec ta W. | = peoverty ty Maria” 8. “Antiew andi” Rie | Miri ei afier she astgoes ircandigeas ewe Obligation as chaperons tendered their cagntry wan then . Waccamas, 1th and G. 833; &. W. I | daughter, Ann Eale. He expresses a desire | Jhere shall not thereafter be another redis — At the Last Regular ” 28 and 19, 8 5 iricting by any of the states until the next re- | Se4t a8 the scene uf the ceremony and Began — Harper, sub 94, sq. 72 EXTRACT OF BREF, ple to spend £3.000 of their own money on a bathing beach :s too smail a matter to interest the national Congress, but since Congress has undertaken the government of Washington is it too much for us to expect that a little eare will Be had for the lives of citizens even though we Lave uo political signiticance? Tve beach bill was presented to Congress a year ago inthe hope that it might be done for use 4 ite Sewing Machine Ofiice. »9t,thées, miiees 66: Gth and N.Y. for the continuance of the business of Jewell | apportionment bill is eaneted. ten Peary hence, | DEepArations for the event to. whieh th White Sowing Machine Ofice. » RIVER VizwW. —— . Dungan, sub 19 sq. | & Nicholson under an agreement exceuted | if purpose is not to attempt to pass the bill | ‘ended giving grand proportions. The paren’ Buy a Machine with a Reputation! emeree sae an ats @ t Annie Loim: | May 161889, He names L. T. Cartwright 98 | during this session, but to gct it im the hands | Of Mit. Thurshfield also made some eluborate | Examine our New High Arm No. 9 and notice —_ CITY AND DISTRICT. 68, sq. 677; $1.400, A. A. Lipscomb | executor, who has filed a renunciation, of the’ committee, that they may be ready to | “rangrmeuts for the wedding. | Cards were | how its rotary motion, silent and positive, con-| HB CONEY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAG, a es Mary wart, lot 9, bik. 46; #1.250. Jennie Saar ce eS report on it woon after the beginning of the | Priuted and issued, and it was looked forward | trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. nay to Augustus Heimer, 3, sq. 1018; The Nationalist Club. next session, F to as likely to be one of the season's events. | of shuttle machines. Office, 437 9th now, ce ° aie : $2,500. Catherine Pideock to G E. Terry, sub} -Nationalist Club, No. 1, held its sixticth p = . A day or two before the wedding was to have | jul-t,th,s,3m Wnxeten & Witsox Mra. Co, STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENTZ. Arzavon’s.—Miss Jae Coombe im “The | 155, oq, 615; @—. George E. Terry to Cath-| regular meeting last evening, with Dr. T. A. icseg A TANS TARSES nse | teh Place Misa Carpenter. disappeared, leav- sc caainak toma Phabek SEE hide Pideock et al., same property : 4 2 - | ing a note for Mr. Towl saying that she cou » 25e. bot, —_ ‘Thatcher's Minstrola, C. W. Handy to W. Willoughby, pt. 11, 6q. 31 Fay lalenn per eeeinm rinatd calle sme Qsratic member» the Honse has got itelf into | no¥ accompany him ‘to ‘the. place where the | 1 3 sere, PAL A. | ane tak! Dee. Obeier ON Ges eee Miss Lillian Lewis in “Credit Lor- ME Wer oe a cana tee 15 | thaee peckent wan Laccinos Creme ot in | Ae mupeabédouiod * parliamaniacy knot which quently told hiss thes Ser kan ecrion fern, | Piles! Piles! Piles!—Dr. Williams’ Indian | mls. 20-45amant3.i8 re Manes 30pm ta "s Beautiful Creole . ; a argent eae oD “Our Destiny.” ing the duties of his office. ‘The first rule o : aac leccing or Itching Piles ever discovered, It A , ana ee ee Oe etter the House provides that the Speaker “shall | of jheu staying with Dr. and Mrs, Whistler, | ever fails to cure’ old chronic cases of long | , The st Wednesday, September 10. Thee trips, iy = client Drury, sub 73, cu ms a 3 Not as Hungry us They Thought. cause the journal of the proceedings of the Seat at the home of Dr. Whistler devel- | *t#"ding.- Wiitams Bra. Co., Cleveland, | 9:45 s-m. and 1:45 and 6:30 p.m. ‘Tickets z3e. CONDENSED IACAIS. Mie, Rasa Tomcto bie mite ae , | ‘Three young men, who seemed to think there | !ast day's sitting to be read, havin, previously | oped the fact that Miss Curpenter had left that | OBi® ne _Ja25~,tu,thiG0s | Last Family Day, Saturday, September 13. Two <8 al Alea i Chichester; £100, P. H. Fitzhugh to 8, | was going to be a famine, started out last night | @X*mined and approved the cscs i | Rentleman's house some five weeks since aud| ‘The Very Best Sewing Machiac Repairing | 1% 9:45 am.and 145 p.m. Tickets 10c. George Kendall of Alexandria, while at work % = “ Speaker not having been present yesterday and some 4 Se relt™s mill on 13th street and Ohio. avenue | M. Shute, pt, 14, to ce the town and this morning at daybreak | his place having been taken by Spoaker pro be ghd ee, Lee: eter aes done at Stairs «1 Fiske, 4 eh a a : est ste ceived a severe cut over the eye. | Pleasant; ¢—. BR. Sm 2 wanted breakfast and a good one, both in| tem. Burrows, ho, of course, could not approve Ped ry ° r | prices. nte Sewing Machine Agency. E. 8. RANDALL, Proprictor. | gumnoghtengetor Sang tbr tbe aly 0 Sess tee he vo S “= © | quantity and quality, ‘The Center Market was | the journal, and ‘until that is done he eannot preety emt Madey meets sOtthdstwo Lciting. ‘ile wae taken te che Emergency Hee | Burgess to’ Georgeanna Hobey, 8 acres 20| Visited and they purchased enough porter- Gat at view) assume the office of sae nrg. Mr. Tow! eulogizes Miss carpenter ee ne Ontien seg Oclak. — ital, where dis wound was dresse erches on Digg’s road; $-. Hugh Nelson to | house steak, fish, potatoes, &c., to feed the : ighly and wishes it to be clearly understoo . &. P. Merzorn, 417 7 was in the city yesterday om bis | Bhs nei to thee Ma tigetiay do.; | When the table was spread their appetites | | The following changes of stations of officers of | 15 tho serious unpleasantness she caused him whet ene ee Cori... | MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. TICKETS 10c. a | favorably impressed with the workings of S. Oppenheimer to fae Burns, sub. 168, | were not 7 ey had eee and eee eee ceroccane etait and a Tom Mise. fds arn iorcan When she became Miss she clung to Castoria Corona. BEACH EXCULBIONS, co rate “ i —. W. F. Ryanto F. B after eat an ordinary 15-cent breakfast | acting inspectors general have been ordere engage jaurice Weber, son e lawyer, | yw - ‘ DSIEAMEK TV. AK. OWSMITH Eee aon dota ticeliaes tha olen M1, Weller to VF. Repettt | made their way, toward thetr respectivethomen: take effect October 1: Maj. Peter D. Vroom, | Jolin Weber, of New York, 1 prem eee she gave thom Castoria, withd Nipsinaee man charged 3 the liquor law, Electric Motor on the Metro inspector general, relieved from further duty ELOPEMENT OF A BRIDE. & ora «ap EVERY SATURDAY - a - y Jadge a a politan Line. s = Star Spring Water, AT 5:30PM. HOME SUNDAY, 10 P.M. vehaapl agreed ~ ————— to8. H. Stutzman. | ‘The board of directors of the Metropolitan | im the department of the Platte and from =— Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale tn bot- Spend sunday onthe Fatwous Paiiug Orca today and the + dismissc ec ee street railroad at a meeting yesterday discussed | temporary duty in the office of tho inspector A Disappointed Wedding Party fm a) tepand by the glass by all druggists, Saws | Panel tor ever penne’ Insulted a Lady on a Cable Car. i 32 und gg | the question of the adoption of the electric | S&F! AUC Seeman alert ea oe BOW TOPSRY 2 BORA 1 0: Paras Ageet ___ saath <s gt eee eT ae ane crokement On ® FC hichester, 9650, H. Smith et sl, to A. 2 | motor car as a substitute for horee power. ‘The Missouri; Maj. Joseph P. Sanger, inspector | The inhabitants of the littie hamlet of Craw-| Fits, Spasms, St. Vitus Dance, Nervousness | “ND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT CO. eable car near 7th and M streets, caused by's | nites lots $5, 47, 29 and 80, bik, motor cnr now in use on the road is said to | general, relieved from duty in the department | ord Corners, which lies midway between Key- | 4 Hysteria are soon cured by Dr. Mies’ Nery-} Onand after June 1, 1890, the new iron andteet She appealed to the other passengers for pro- A . y ; - xf % pa — _~ _ will he ‘hart, foot of 7th te ikon, aie Cas sane wid watad to Gata: hal| Xs staat Ba aR ees Re Gia Sotlle ne Ne dees eetnet uae Zot, wean fully | his ofice; Mis}. John M. Bacos seventh cavalry; | are discussing the elopoment of ‘Mids Liszio ana Woes oid aad. aia rt aud Marsal Hil as olives OF Mount sities tho tame i i she | F. R. Horner to W. Rodgers, pt 8, blk. 17, * detailed as acting inspector gencral, depart- | Bennett with George Voorher, which event | ,.3"Y. “ . IF ) For MOUNT VK: arged that the lady had robbed him. She ers, 4 mecting yesterday and the matter will be con- = oe highest grades of family coal handled. jy15-tf ia lad thal tie ou wiki thas to the ancandl Brookla: 1300, te Le to aoe sidered at a meeting which will soon be held. otis ae ee mae enone sourte took place atan early hour yesterday after- | — : = sate ; et -Kearney, sab 39, sq. 473; 33.400. W. ‘ock a infantry, detailed as acting inspector general, The excitement he. ok t is ue... t n inquiry should be 3 ‘ noon. The excitement over the clopemen N - the station and the man, | £09: 4 Munnix, lots 160 to 164, Anacostia Funeral of William R. Meyers. de artment of Dakota, ane (ees Se gconier beuass Mis Dai Ga ce EMENTS. a anuunde, Bie 500. | Isabella Meredith to I. 8. Lyon, lot 26,1 yo tuneral of William Ro Meyers took | Maj. A. R. Chaffee, ninth cavalry, has been r cmineie akon Geek Promptuy. “Mount Vernon suide books can be prot re ee, S055 SyBarry arm; $1,500, John H. Honghton | 11 Oss atternoon at his late residence on x | Ordered to report to the commanding general, | been married yesterday to Frederick Monroe, Abtavans o OPERA HOUSE TRON tests’ men bs nian © bik. 3.Le k; | Place this atternoon at hi department of Arizona, for duty,to take charge | The wedding party and guests had gathered wek@ee pe ticenes ; Aleger, lot 2, | stroct southeast, Ho was the son of the lato | of the office of inspector general of that de- | and there Sons Wit son Gea ceil weit fixe Coat eens “On SUNDAY Sar ft tm, 2:30 and 6 pum ;retaraing - I. Weller to Julia | Capt. James F. Meyers of the 47th Pennsyl- | partment. The following-named officers have . LBS, 602, 3250 aud Y pan. ‘ew York were found in the ining of ty; 8200, fens Sera aan entered the navy at the | Deou relieved from duty as acting inspectors | Performance of the ceremony—the Presence of Rae pou Friday aud! Dalurdays, epectay moot est excure we la t 2 4 “af eneral of the departments designated to take 5 Qterabail Mali yoiny and returuims, leavin Washung- The lady therenpou left the station ke 3, a — i the Caitea | Keneral of the departments d ted to take | the bride. Miss Bennett is a comely young qo 5 Up, was allowed to F et al to Mary A. Repetti, | S80 00 four icon td aa apprentice on the United | efrect October 1: Lieht. Col. Wm. F. Drumm, | woman, of fa complexion and medium height, || THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS, the Delightful | fou. at 0 sv 1.10, reaching ci) on sotarnat te aa ik. 3, do. $282.50, Same to Cornelius | States training ship Constitation. He beeame | department of Dakota; Licut, Col. Robert W. | who hag een about wine measbica'> toss | Omnety, Steals sud! Lunciics at aif tlines at Matwinll asl hae: Cited War &@ Weletdin phere era at the ane Ca Nps Hall, sixth infantry, department of Arizona. yearago she made the acquaintance of Mr.| saturday 4 Ring DRESSMAKER. ni = = which capacity he remained un ;when he | Lieut.Col. Drumm will be assigned to a station . : x ja Ata meeting of the Army, Navy and Marine resigned. ‘He hed many frionds whe wilt sine ig thie Coie nauae gencral, “department of | 2nroe, who lived near by. ‘The acquaintance eumeae. tise youn: camer W. W: Corcorem Corps Temperance Union a resolution was cercly mourn hiv death. Ho leaves « widow | Dakota. ripened into leve, and in a short time their en- a eaten akin ihmunke: gives laudiiee a far dwt ae ipa adopted “that the thanks of this union be ten- W. M. Hodges to Mary E. 8. K. G and three childrer. He was amember of Har- |" ‘he following changes in tho stations and = a z . pe SP se ‘ Le District iin hia cit sq. 391; $--. J. W. Lewis to J. F. Hood | monv Lodge, Magenenu Encampment and the | duties of the clicersot. the medhat depart- | nbortly, Sar Voucher Sateen —— “BLEAK HOUSE.” 4 pam. Mound trip epee Pagal operate, pape “subs G1 and 71, aq. 748; 8100, “M. 1, | Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow ment have been ordered: Maj. Charles 1. | fogement Mr. Voorher, who had up, eee oat Wedy=dlicalty Rese" Gea Frokgutions ign Seen msi » prompt ds yg Yel et q ome Pa lieved ft vat Si 9 pin cf ‘tea exter aud our request m regard to repairing the publie | p<vler etal. toJames Toone, lot 3, block 4, pAvisurr Herons, wdjoining, new Methodist ee ee ees bape: Gr itires paying her marked attenticn, This ‘caused AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS. forgiiger Mott Veni "ue Aca! fia 7th street.” pes, pos “git University, wi ered in small parcels atm) : oy some little trouble with Monroe, but from that pe steamer. on 7th street.” Hannan, sub 155. sq. 961; £5,800. D. HL. Warner | oUnne os prices IO and ie ae | commanding officer at Fort Clark, ‘Tex.. £08 | time all went om smoothly. cnil yesterday | SEATS NOW ON SALE. a Sa SEAN WAGE : : etal. to John S Dade, lot 162, Gurficid; $100, | September 25, x, th aud G. | ditty at that station, to relieve Capt. Edward | tine all, went on appointed for Miss Ben-| JX EKNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEAT 1," BY DAY, WEEK Ok MUNLIL »,,_ The Colored Baptists. J.8. Dade to John Pleasant, same property; | {00% Jous F. Wacoasay, 14th and G. B. Mosoly, assistant surgeon, who, upon being | nett'g marrige to Momoe, Eros meee, | Eleventh sireet ate parties only. Two cabina At the evening session 0’ the conference of |" John Pleasant to Mary Jane Dade. oF relieved, wiil report to the commanding officer fu! a FY sed ad |r pecially fitted tor iauily parties, . bd - 5 SALVATION ARMY MARRIAGES. “ hg ment had been carefully made and the officiat- EK. MATINEE SATURDAY. - z the First Washington Baptist Association at the | property. ~ A. E. Bateman to J. W ° pari aa at San Antonio, Tex., for duty at tlat station, ing clergyman was patiently awaiting the ar- THE (iON UF THE AGE, For turter particulars amu terms ay) mits ae Hi ; &, George Yowman, | Gem, Booth’s Order Governing Court-| _ Tt ‘han been detailed as profemor erat. | Hival of tho bride ahd groom at the home ef Me opie pepe) 2. WaTnoUs, Ber. i Lams a sivered a iin merce Hae | trustee, to St. Paul's A.MLE. Church, lots 29 ships and Matrimony. tary science and tactics at the Virginia Agric Scheie tie ke a A ee : B10 Fst tow. SS ee oe and 30, sq. 411; $—. W. L. Bramhail etal, 2a culturaiaud Mechanical College, isiacksburg, éTHOLDI-THIP EVEKE subject was, “The origin of the Baptist.” He | trustee. tb same, same property; $900; A. T, From the Pail Mall Gazette. Va. Col, Adelbert K. Buttington, ordnance de- | th paver roan ee ee ee Lee Se i up river Diaie and gave a most interesting and instructive talk. Whiting to Bernice E. Davis, sub 30, sq. 1049; | | Gen. Booth, in his “orders and regulations | partment, has been ordered to proceed from | the clergyman Imagine the on Faeneece: Wing at Divie Laitduus. Bound tr The wessiows today wore devoted largely to | 22,800. TH. G. Todd to Chas. Gessford, lot | for salvation soldiéts,” say that “while our | tho national armory. Springfield’ Mass., to the expo you - BURLESQUE. COMPANY. tered to run uy ur dawn iver al thee + 40. L. W. Sinsabaugh to H. se ae Watervlict arsenal, N.X., on public business, | Prise to tind the young lady missing. Diligent | The Grace of the Iropies and the Bernty of the Orient. lure and saie, reports of the 81,534.40. - Smsabangh to H. | soldiers should avoid taking away from aetive | W al, N.Y, on pi c ; | search failed to trace the bride. An hour NEXT WEEK 9. sq. 405; $—-. J. A. Luttrell, ‘ ‘The leave of absence granted Maj. Jeremiah | * te AND. VAKISIAN Je24-2: ‘a i al, pts Gand 7, | 8e¥ice more time than is really necessary for | The leav minissary of subsitenee, has | *terward the news was brought to the excited eractscuLan soray 24-om most thriving aud prosperous condition. to .. Manning. et aj., pts. 6 and 7, pribigaxts ania, dihen by saan an, Col y . groom that his affianced had run off with his A Ae ‘The membership in the dittereut churches em- B. Bishop to Catharine A, | the purpose of c ig. e 'y i been extended one month and fifteen days, aval, Voorher, not, however, before they had | =< e “ er braced in this general organization aggregates | Carter, sub 354, sq. 67. $1,150. A. M. Me- | or correspondence, it is not to the interest of _ The following post chaplains have been re- He ne Heater) by the hee Mr. Whasker ‘or NEW ATIONAL THEATRE. ubout 6,000. Lachlen ct al. to W. Mayse,et al., in trust, subs | the parties nor of the army that marriage | lieved oe ane eh bo ee —— Holmdel. The wecereabouts of the couple is Every Evening, Wednesday and Saturday Matineos ESA: an 80 and 81 860; & should take place without sufficient previous pera onl ¢ San fon. gore ‘tras Island, | 8aknown, but it is believed they are in New exonox xuirouere unerae fas tha seebioe Netee ota od ecaae | Waikoodl Mere Weed R@vihi Oncoting: aoa atantd be mada wicy Maye: “No engage | Gal, to Mount Vernon barracks, Ala., Post | °F deh ere Ra = on Anion There was a bright twelve-year-old boy at | ment shou made, and no morriage take | Chaplain James Q. Kerr, from Mt. Vernon bar- Ho SMUGGLE! Fae > 7 eg ect es the eee trees cee ee | pation edigcachase teem eran cate tg | Slade, betiraak parties (Who hare'ael ceemsee racks, Ala, to Ft. Barrancas, F “ igre SPECIAL. SUMMER RESORTS. ight. in the vestry room of As : rs a - wa nal are Mae = = : anh, ee Lawrences and J, | 88™* a8 Frank Wilson. His home, he said, | able prospect of maintaining themselves and ; A Pearl Necklace Valued at $10,000] py popntar request, Saturday night will be rendered _ ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. caaae usly elected delegates. and | ¥98 &t Merry Oaks, Chatham county, N.C, | their families when married in decent comfort, Foreign Notes of Intere: Secreted and Captured. memorable by a revival ot old ani once po! Mean TE Mptae Ua Ceteekae cena | Tiron woth nee ha Sasha toeh Neca Ge Gass | TUE orig Will nO pcuction Ge bane part in any | Among the members of the Parnellite party songs. togeter with a stereoscopic illustration of the hip decdomalgets to this city, expecting to see his brother, Walter | marriage which seems likely to end miserably, | in London the general belief is that Messrs Wm, | ‘The Hill line steamer Tower Hill arrived in | 1rocressiou of Minstrelsy from ite birth te the resseot —— rent Ascension Chapter at hg ay aid | Wilson, who kept store ‘iiere’-three Geach ago, | OWing to the difference of age, circumstances, | O'Brien and Johu Dillon, who leave October 1, | New York Sunday from London and docked in |“ to #18 per week: eran an ore eetneeteee, Oo 06 ete . bs A . | OF position of the parties, or of the probable | will have a rather hot time in America, be-| Brooklyn, Atgoug her pases — Datrouage solicited, . from October 16 to 19. It | The boy said that his mother, who is a widow. | ° Bit c t hey have decided to snub the A: rooklyn. Among her passengers was a young arrest st Washington will wend alarge | was too poor to provide him the necessary | ina eeu davottenpes unites |e eee mericai | Englishman named W. A. Medhurst, who, so | Next wok the Aqnatic Drama, TANTICCITy,Na 3 = Hi job echgpors ar segranadtiog act ay with the “Nansen ey Eos “Hs | lation.” He remarks erson who is ail! On the expiration of the French treaties of - says, or spe haif - million dollars A DARK SECRET, beach, North: Carolina ave. ou-and members througout the | arrived here yesterday and spent last might at | that can be desired on the platform may be en- | cormmerco a customs bill will be introdaced in | BY the Goath of his fathier.-, 00, broach?) WHR I win ss rtrera? rei wales. Sutsuowen eile, sit galt ater beni inthe nous, Elevator, stes, will be im attendauec, it is | police station. Having been unable to find | tifely unsuitable as husband or wife, the French parliament fixing a sinple general | him to this country on the Tower ifill several 3. &. CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY, | eusycimn” E. ROBERTS & BON: ’ ” bis brother he now wants to be sent home, The gener beter ogg ome er tariff and giving the governinent the right to | horses, his carriages and a dog cart, Inspector Cor. H und Sth sta. uw. 2 - —————— — Soe oe dhers who are co : i ing = rapt Whom | increase the duties on goods from countries Kerrigan was detailed to watch the steamer | (Queuing reception Tuesday. Sept. ae oe ee ASBURY PARK, N. J. e Sympathizing With the Strikers. they are not married or who voluntarily con-! ¢sst_refuse to grant France economic ad. Ron euuanduy aed Greeehan densa eaichess: ry Youthful Crap Players With Knives. Excelsior Assembly, 2672, Knights of Labor, | tite to livo in the position of having denerted | that, ref aud was present when Medhurst camo down | P-t. ~ reeddnas = quper fan In the Police Court yesterday Daniel Smoth- pees: Sa dein tenets: + | husband or wife, except for extraordinary rea- | Y*"! : the gangway. Kerrigan soarched Medburst’s , . CALDWE: — ; = ‘ last evening contributed 350 for the benefit of i th Col, Eaun Smith, British consn! general at 2, = ns era, a smail colored boy, was charged with sons. Persons lit together unlawfully : baggage and in the corner of a handbag came i004 F ST. NW. THE Aedice males Sead lored, | the striking knights of the New York Central | should cither marry or separate, But while no | Zanzibar, has presented medals of the Bove Ue oes a ciapil searlat teaahict c Te ace * sy aa Wen Bp catting Ries fa the bee han ig | caltvendl 1 ddeseatilog af Apa! cabjappelaleA| sbecluts vals (can be ad Gove shone on Geographical Society to many of Stanley's | "¢Foss a small sea el bes. _In this Kees | j full corps of eflicrent anaistants. Tuesdayn. by cutting him in the leg. Smothers said to draft resolutions embodying the sentiments | «pply to all cases it would naturally bo the | former follewors, rigan found a handsome and heavy gold brace- se cra ae 7 they were playing crap and Newton, claiming | (10° meetin, expressed; declaring its ab- | ¥ty of the man who wishes to be a soldier to] Herr Herfath, German. minister of the in- | let, from one end of” Z HAMS Bisou tHearEn NY ONE VISITING HARPER'S PERRY WILL he had won ed his hat and each | 0° She meeting as expressed; declaring its ab- | verry the woman with whom he lived, unless terior, has intimated to the Berlin chief of | Charm, on which the ‘C.ML” wero set | “one Week, commencin: MONDAY, September &, the | A nd te at eeoommmodations et Morrell Hous ot euts. “Five dollars | horrence of the crime of train wrecking; its | she was unwilling ‘or there wore some’ strone police his disapproval of that official’s action in | in diamonés, Great Artis\, Gculars af the place sie st Si Rare Watts ee the jud; Wish that the parties guilty of such crime may | reasons to tho contrary. In these matters prohibiting the holding of a mecting called by |. Further search revealed ‘a accond scarlet MISS LILLIAN LEWIS, ‘until October 1. Mrs, KOLI, Prop. ‘sa-bt z be gbectuly brought to justice, and that tho | very soldier must consider the honor of the | Proub! Singer and Licbknecht to discuss the | Jewel-box, in which were a diamond pin and in he: Intest success, LUE MT. HOUSE, WASIING ; Mount Pleasant and the Street Cars. chih erendinitiniere aera flag continually comm ted to bia ” | split in the socialist ranks. a diamond stud. In tee Songer ot fhe bag. CREDIT LORRAINE, Bites ona. Koons tay be The nnn 6 le = which gra er to ol c q “Arti Marriage” > ” wrapped in some li; clothing, Inspector : ™ yetter OF im pel Te ctinns of Hemet Fienet ene gut) teal aul aaeuaeek | er ae a, the conte ie artes fo tho solemn deckanat | In tho Russian official circles the government | Kirrivan discovered © large Ulusiecivet box, Supported by Mr. W, A. WHITECAR, Hvtl, Meltinere, Ma, % = through with their fight against the Washing- | employment by corporations of armed Pinker- tion that “we have not sought this marriago | victory in the Bulgarian clections is attributed | which contained a pearl necklace with a tose xt Week—N. 8, WOOD. ILE-TOr HOUSE, ay ton and Georgetown Ratlroad Compa ton detectives should bo prohibited by the | for the sake of our own happiness and interosta | to local pressure. Tho result does not alter | shaped pendant, in which twenty-three dja- "aan one Moet besutitel hesite in “ists ato ang o LOBE THEATER, ry better accommodations. They laws of the state, although wo hope these will be furthered | Russia's resolve never to recognize Prince | monds were set. The necklace was made of | Gt firstclase Open unital December 1. patty a Bot yet obtained what they The Body Not Yet. Yet Recognizea eby: but because we believo that tho | Ferdinand as the Ses eokied saan at half >| dose strings ot Fear sot “6 ap- | 2ASTELL AND EMMETT E MASTODORIC BEVE === = = ie theenae tn : eo will enable us better to piease and serve | At a mecting of the Limerick board of | praised value of it, ineludi nt, is ae 5 : ‘ r bent prnie ie ae as aaa The body of the unknown man who died in| God and more earnestly and sypcessfully to Roar Geet revert. ik veseieen saying | £2.000, or £10,000." ‘The vale of the pin aad | a2fatinees Moy, Wcdtienday, Thursday and Friday. _COUNTRY BOARD. __ waa hem. A mecting-of ‘the | the Emergency Hospital Sunday, as heretofore | fight and work in the Salvatio Army. We | that tho potato crop was totally destroyed. klace will probably bring the value of the GUN saben, Boyes NANTED At tue puuK MocNT. mittee having the matter in ch mentioned in Tue Sran, was viewed by a num- Bnd fl iegmanlget at dba aor ote Gat, | ‘The Belgian labor party have resolved to de- rperiechnd ‘ae prose net edionses “run pavawenanene Pm i pneenan icons ‘ber ‘Aiddrews aire GSO. . ‘ i ‘ ‘Suichersvilie, Va. ra Lenght ee ee | ccst acid foe ec edaeaaccen oe raiinen (uae CASE Btrike on the occasion of tho | fully one-half. ‘The goods were tirned over te 18 NOW OPEN FoR GUESTS, aoe PER IN o formulated. tor preseatation to | nonget wdnhe keri, Carte che | mess in the army. | We also promise always to | meeting of the labor congress on the 14th in- Teosurs Agent Wilbur. | Medhorst says, he REGULAR DINNER, 81. retvate family with al the contonee aud Tastes a ssedhiins of kaa’ ane te was found who kuew his name or where he | regard our home in every way as a Salvation ‘ : will purchase the jewels when they are put up Or home. Address Lox V1, Laurel, 2G. county, Mae probably for Satories aight Tee toe ee | ised, Daria the allarneen’ sea ladies tallea| etarnonicnten cbse quarters, and to ar-| Mr. Robert Garrett is very ill at. Aix-La-| at auction. He was not arrested. Se ceubo Takanabe nen heat ks, ek 1 m4 " Sersm will likely be O° resend dar ca en snt™ | with the plotere of a Masatk-Osdndian Priest, | range it accordingly, and to train all in it who | Chapelle, where he has been under careful | ————————— Be page ot ey ed XOMFORT RESORT—MOUNTAINS OF MARY. 1 te creting of | Who they — missing, but oo picture | may rae — influen: me ere aes for | medical attendance for more than a week. Au Rex D. Pi patente tor seats. desired shouts ae secured before. Cia ier Borers Lures): open Gueugbout ter whi = bore no resemblance whatever to the man in | faithful and efficient servico in the army. © le dre Chatrian, the noveli LL UN OWN and. Parties near 'he 10u! 01 WoTe Went 5 Mnexcelled a ‘a double track ands thruagh pemere | the margue. Im the dvening s young woman | Should éither of ws from stkinee’ losin ee cradatal praprered docks ies tisk p sik'Sum Bug wal be called tor." ickets mayo enw. Me CLA, ve Wanting Speed oe tee pe looked upon the sad face of the dead | any other conse conte to, be ofliciont suldiees 1.02 tuner callaborsior, tinile’ Breteeen From the weakening effects of arm stetier by bard 2 I man. .£ know him.” she said. as she | we engage that the remaining one shall con- a + | work or from a long illuess, yowneed a good tor 7 5 Ae hppeat, for the Bathing Beach. | pressed her lips agaiust tho cheeks of the deud, | tinue, io the best of his of het ability, to folaii | With whom he quarreiod some two yoarsugo. " | TcThe" from Hood's Sareapasitia gives.a eecd apper NOTARIES PUBLIC. BOOKS AND STATIONERY To the ¥ of Tue EVextxe Stam: But after all she did not know his name, She | ali these promises,” Tho Emperor of Austria has contributed | tite, strengthens the whole system, purifies the bleoa, | ——— SSS = en drowned, as stated by Tue Star, | nad seen him. she said, at the Central Union ———_~+e-____- nearly $10,000 for the benefit of the sufferers | regulates the digestion, Ce on VBE eT ASE Your Srazoxexy @ few days ago make eleven deaths from | Mission, and she only knew him as a Christian Nominations for Congress. by the recent floods. beta pr peed pomeee recommend Hood's 20, B BeaLL USE a ot a, Je an index to your character, and you will drowning in Washington this season according | Worker. B. W. Perkins, by the republicans of the | At mecting held at Oporto to protest against By tciakds thcaehS See JD ofiee from Yam 103 wae at surely acknowledge, upon inspection, that you > pe aero ; ¢ with consumption. = = to my account, all but one of which might have National Rifles’ Excursion. . | third district of Kansas, tho Pein eee 2a nn seremens “tha | Commenced using Hood's Sarsaperilia, took five bot- B S s Vv are pleased when Fine Note Paper like ChANE'S: been prevented had the free pablic bathing- ‘. i eral speakers made violent a upon the | ties of it, and todwy I con do as hard a day's work as I LANEETS, SHAWLS, irks, ELVETs, TAP, AZURE LINEAR, SCOTCH GRAN- Ste coke ' The National Rifles gave their last excursion | Maj. Dunbar, by the union labor party of the government and thie police finally dispersed the | sver could It saved me from the apars and sent ooo Danes SOORE DISTAFF, ace eat received that attention by Congress | to Marshall Hall on the steamer Macalester | {th district of Indians, meeting. my feet, wsound, healthy maa” MILL it. D. THIB- White Wool Blankets, slightIs sotied, ¢1.50 | 1TH &¢» selling everywhere for 60c., G0c. and Shih the saving of han-an lives would gen-| int evening. Dancing was calosed by (a | | George L. Sackett, by the republicans of the| M. Constans, minister of the intorior, has BEY, 144 East Main street, Wizgonsville, Ohio, ‘35e. per quire, can be had from me for 30c., ony on - number of the excursionists and ali had a good | g¢teenth district of Ohio, begun crusade against Paris gambling pith 3 ‘25e. and 20c. per quire, with Envelopes, t ball was passed by the House of | time in spite of tho rain, ‘The party rorreod macy HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA atives and reported favorabl; to the city at 11:30 slightly wet, but well pleased | , Waiter H. Butler, by the democrats of the | clu . - ROBERT F. MILLER, cone sat 98 iek ee ee fourth district of Iowa, ‘ The leading merchants of Dublin aro con- | Sold by all druggists. 91; six for @. Prepared ouly ST A IR of those = ~ Sheriff Cornelius N. Cadmers, by the demo- it fe ti. | by O. . HOOD & CO., Apotheraries, Lowell, Mans. —_——-_-— rs, by sidering the advisability of forming an ant ; qasertunent The Murder or B Rk crats of the fifth district of New Jersey. strike union, 00 DOSES OXE 2 | mest 116m 539 15th st., Cororan Building, er ‘obert Ricks, u DOLLAK Tin three | » 4 Small piece of biaek yell tacked on w paling | »,J 980, Jt W, Fran, by the democrats of the om aPC EES Eee ERIS Fc Ee pupgcy 4 he could obtain consent to have it | fence 1m front of a shanty in the “Camp” near.| ‘« Cornelius V.cadmus by the democrats of the Kidnapping Made a Business. Morsezs Wao Love. Lise Comraxrs red. which he hag tried faithfully to do, | Freedman's Hospital this indicated | fourth New Jersey district. An audacious which contemplated tho y go far without success, the nouse in which lay the body of Robert | _ James E. Coff, by the democrats of the fifth wholesale kidnapping of children for ransom, | Thoir children, who take pride In their purity The question of permitting Washington peo- | Kicks, the old colored man whe was murdered | district of Alal ] esterday ‘and health,and in bestowing uron them 4 ¢ Tuesday afternoon by James By adranken | |The congressional sik tae quarter INCOMPARABLE IN FLAVOR soldier. The house fronts on 's alley and held ’ est inheritance, 3 skin without, blemish: x m the old man lived in one back room on the ; bo page snaps | Tobe. 2 m 2) ground floor. Here and there were groups of re of the CUTICURA ‘Excellent Quality: ‘Use it for Beef Tea, Soups, Sauces colored persons waiting for the hour set for mination. children 5 The. the funeral, 11 this morning. At that bour the friends and relatives of the deceased i d - - gathered atthe house and the romains were sal Sie. or Meat Jelly. taken to the Third Baptist Church, where the state = ; 3 es funeral services were conducted by the pastor : this season. It has not passed, and over a dozen lives have been lost since it was pre-| of the eburcl, Mr, Nelson's horses— . ; ‘ (One pound of Bxtrect of Beet ogual toforty pomnda sented. oa Last night Officers Passau and Mulloy arrested and st iy tet ee Lavinia Jackson and Laura Day, colored women | leave i ‘of lean beet. ne Have Reorexep Dressmaxixo Drpautwent | who were near the scene of ‘Company Th, “a ". . - TH ‘end am now ready to take orders. it was enacted. They were oy } ; : {Adet.} J.C. Heremtsaox. | lice Court this with -——-. en eet and Ispias Heap Taira See advertisemon® them @100 or three months in