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weaknesses, it’s a ive remed: ; Joocars § pnee ey. delicate woman. In which it’s recom- invigorates ret . the nel dis- an ope luces re- Is ——— builds uy —not a beverage. rarities tor foay not br ip no or sugar to sour or the stomach and cause from which the excess of ofl ‘has been removed, Is absolutely pure and 4t is soluble. No Chemicals are used in its preparation. It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroct or Sugar, and is therefore far more eco- bomical, costing less than one centa cup. It iedelicious, nour- reugt! 25 Cents a Box. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. Conews Tanonxe Store, 523 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. (Two doors south of F st.) ‘Branch of 8. Cohen & Co.. Roston. ‘We ber tocall attention to s fresh importa- tion of Evening Trimmings which have just been received! direct, snd consist of all the very, latest extreme novelties of the European markets. All evening shades are represented tn Passe menteries, with and without jeweled effects, Ostrich Tips in Mais, Light Blue, Heliotrope, ‘We ask an inspection of these goods. as they novelties such as have never been offered in ‘Washington before. and the prices at which they are sold are as jow as the New York prices. New Feather Trimming in sll shades and in different widths. ‘Feather Edges im every color and different widths and prices ' We have also received another advance ship- ment of Blsck Sik Passementeries, Fringes, Plain Biack Braids sre being used tos large . extent for trimming Cloth Suite and we have ald styles and widths. Mohair Hercules Braid. Silk Hercules Braid. ; Silk President Braid. Silk Soutache Braid. Mohair Soutache Brad. All-woo! Military Braid. All-woo! Fancy Titan Braid. ke.. be. and Silver Braids in all widths and best & COHEN & CO., ith et. nw. a2), whee: Goovs Now Is Szasox. POTTERY RICH CUT GLASS aND BOWLS, all sizes. PORCELAIN. BON BON DISHES, DINNER, DECANTERS, ‘FISH, FLAGONS, Game, ‘TUMBLERS, ‘SaLaD ‘CHAMPAGNES, axD CLARETS, WINES, CREAM FINGER BOWLES, &c. , SETS. Fine PLATED WARE FINE PLATES, and CUTLERY, ail of the EPERONES, ‘best class and at lowest PUNCH BOWLS, prone \ ae ke _ M. W. BEVERIDGE, ae 1009 Pennsylvania ave Crosme Our Suz Or ‘HORSE & BEES eye BE. Buk } enlling A iATY TOPHARTS. -@3m «17 PENNA. AVE. Nw. Bux Booxs, MEMORANDUM, INVOICE AXD SCRAP BOORS, COPYING BOOKS, PRESSES AND STANDS, PAPER AND ENVELOPES, FINE STATIONERY, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING. EASTON & RUPP, @ UTH ST. Nw. OPPOSITE STAR OFFICE CITY AND DISTRICT. Tex Evesme Stax’s subscription Hst, the books of the office, and ita press and de- livery rooms are at all times open to the wel- come inspection of any person having ® color- able interest in the correctness of its claims as to circulation. This is a goarastes to adver- tisers that is given by few papers in the world, and by none other in Washington ME. LODGE’S REPLY. His Answer to the Remarks of Mr. Stone of Missouri on Monday. _ Daring the discussion of the army appropri- ation bill in the House an amend- ment was adopted aretired officer from drawing pay when he was in receipt of any other salary from the government. Mr. Smith of Arizona moved to strike out the provision for horses for Indian scouts. people of Arizona had found from considerable experience in Indian troubles that the Indian as a scout was’ just the same individual as the | Indian as_s marsoder, 08 the Indian se an Lome bests ae eee ee ae had become sickening, The ‘employment of Indians as scouts merely gave them informa- er ee valne when they went out of office and ‘MR. LODGE REPLIES To MR. STONE. ‘Mr. Lodge of Massachusetts said be found that while absent Monday be had been honored by a personal attack from the gentleman from Missouri (Stone). |The carefully prepared sen- tene tleman showed much labor borgir lently his intention to be severe. But the gentleman had mistaken abuse for se- and into scompetition of personal abuse had no in ni apy oye gould reach no- toriet} Papp teenie rt eee it, Th cn and aoe a his ome ge r Lodge said, seemed to that was ge y responsible for the elections bi with the aid of his coll he had io pat through the House. Whatever the imperfec- tions of the bill may be, he believed most thor- hich it involved. It of honest elections, of the ballot box, not in the north e fouth alone, but” throughout the the country. that 0 plea wae iy and proud He believed that the ld make no renter ec) it the talled tn flelity to that ted pledges it now in to doctrine. Ne was quite ready to let Bb record stand on that question and if didnot disturb him in the least that en onthe other side shonld assail him on account of it. It only showed that the shaft was well aimed and that it had gone home. ‘The gentleman from Missouri (Stone) seemed to be annoyed that he (Lodge) had a grent grandfather. He was a respectable and not al- fogether undistinguished gentleman and, the wpeaker was proud of his memory sithongh he acl some views in politics to which he ) ersonally did Ok a No attack on New England would ever be complete withoutan allu- sion to the Hartford convention. It had been the resource of democratic statesmen when at a lows to say something for the last veventy- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14. 1891. THE SPINNER MEMORIAL. ‘What Form Shall It Tpket | with mantle and wide-brimmed hat, standing | ever on guard, defending the vantage ground | ese ‘woman Cov the encroachments of dema- ‘That sent my thoughts | Socacluee Seton prem te deep, blue and presently brought up an incident ‘oh must have eat a anate to my fase —at least the young old man op) Srdieat and twie write he his mustache and 1 that Teame back from ny aon with s rush. But I brought the in- cident along and will call it ‘TRE PORT AS SAINT. One bright forenoon, some years ago, there eame to one of the German university towns an old peasant bending under a load of kindling wood. He hsd come from the mountains, miles upon miles from town, and the weary tramp, begun at midnight, had exhausted his toil-worn frame till his feet almost refused to move. fore, no one paid any atten- tion to his modest cry’ ot “Kindy ‘wood !"" while young and old hurried alo of some glad excitement, he felt a0 utter! ; foclonst tnd wretched that only the thought of the sick wife and empty cupboard at home kept him from giving up in despair. While thus sadly tra ing along he found himself in front of a majestic figure, whose noble bronze face seemed to him, #0 full of kindness and compassion. ‘The ving around him were all too happy and too busy to notice him and his woe: but this grandly solemn face, with the look of deep thought and benevolence in its eyex, seemed to hold comfort for him and all other wretched creatures. Surely this must be some saint of whom he, back there im the mountains, bad only not heard, and rev- erently kneeling down, with his cap clasped in his brown bandsand the hamper of wood be- side him, he told the saint all hi his poor wife was laid up with theumatiem and had neither proper food not medicine; how their children had died, one by one, leavin, them helpless and forlorn in their old ‘age, an how even this, his humble venture to gain enough to buy necessaries, had failed, since no one wanted his kindling wood, rich and dry ay itwas. And then, with the tears running down his furrowed cheeks, he prayed the saint to help him in his bitter neéd—to send hin cus- tomers. With a lighter heart be arose and found that he had not been alone in his devotions. A young man, with a queer little capand very high boots, was also there, gazing at the noble face above them with silent adoration. Perhaps he could tell him the name of this unknown saint, who had no halo, no sign of an arrow sticking into him and looked as though a gridiron were a eight years and he supposed it would continue to serve their term, especially as the members of the convention were unable to resont any- thing they might say. (Laugh SENATOR HOAR DEFENDED. The gentleman from Missouri saw fit to as- sail the Senator from Massachusetts, who could not reply to him. For a speech less violent re- lating to another Senator the House saw fit to take every decisive action of censure. "He left it to the House to say whether the time had not come to repeat that action. The Senator from his state would not thank him nor deem it uecessary that the speaker should enter into a defense of him from a au attack. When the gentleman who made ithad passed from the House into the forgetfulness which awaited most of us the name of the Senator would re- main in the history of the United States as a patriotic, farseeing, educated and intelligent statesman. Still less was it necessary to defend New England or Massachusetts, whose record was before the world. Her great record for human rights and human liberty was written in the hictory of the United States. That record could not be erased and her people had no fear of the verdict. ‘The gentleman had referred to him as the Os car Wilde of statesmanship. It was a safe attack, for it was quite impomsible for him (Lodge) to return the compliment, for he was not aware that the gentleman was the proprietor of any kind of stutesmanship. [Langhter.] He =p. posed the allusion was intended to be that the statesmanship of Massachusetts was effeminate. That was the view which was taken of a higher civilization by every one less high. It was the view which would naturally be taken of the civilization of the public school as compared to the civilization of the shot gun. But when the civilization of the public school came into contact with the civilization of the shotgun and the slave there was nothing effeminate in the civilation of the public school, and the civili- zation of the shotgun and the slave went down in bloody ruin, never to be restored. [Ap- plause. | MR. STONE'S DISCLAIMER. Mr. Spinola of New York took the floor, but yielded to Mr. Stone of Missouri, who dis claimed any intention of making any attack on Massachusetts. He (Stone) meunt simply to expres# an opinion concerning the sniveling bariseeiam of a certain class of le who ved in Massachusetts. If the gen who had just addressed the House ‘desired to leave | after it where it was he saw no reason to object. The gentleman was so soon done for he did not see what he was begun for. + —_—__—_ THE INDIANS HESITATED. They Made No Attempt to Approach Pine Ridge Yesterday. Thatestile Indians made no attempt to come nearer Pine Ridge agency yesterday, with the exception of those who desired to visit some of the friendlies and who were compelled to take a circuitous route around the agency to reach them. These were generally met about half a mile beyond the breastworks by pickets, by whom they were compelled to surrender their arms until after their return from the visit. The number of these visitors yesterday was somewhat greater than it was Monday. Young- Man-, -of-His-Horse came in to arrange _ a meeting of the hostile chiefs with Gen, ‘The commands, which are about two gence between the chiefs and Gen. Miles, Capt, nt, hat a plan of enlisting four petro Indians to do duty on ihe reservation instead of white soldiers after trouble shall have blown over. It is also felt that will be expected to give up all their arms and take « receipt for them from the agent; and that the tection by. the © people. Gen. Miles, it is said, is in favor of this plan. AGENT PIRRCE’S DISCOVERIES. Agent Pierce is making an investigation of the amount of rations issued, and it is Legace has made some interesting discoveries. terday he sent out ons Kent and Capt. pals. bandh beng foe eo set of the Le ym at. weigh the cattle cetitvell Give’ test Gcicne The cats then Bad am average w ae ands. a t was bul Siittle over 00 ee, thorough stranger as well. And he was not mistaken; the eyes of the young man with the queer cap and very high boots fairly glowed as he told him that ‘THIS WAS ST. SCHILLER, who had loved his kind passing well while alive and had left an inheritance of hope and com- fort to all who chose to accept it; that, ttke it all in all, he was about the most helpful and en- couraging saint in the ealendar, and that this was, moteover, this very saint's day and that consequently he, the old peasant, must come with him and belp to celebrate it. By this time quite a number of oo with queer ‘caps and very high boots had around them, and upon 4 sign from the firet one, whom they cailed Max, they picked up the load of wood, took the bent old figure between them and away let weet ts big hall, in which stood long tables full of of everything good to eat and drink. Here he toxit down and eat till. thinking of iiss hungry wife ut home, he felt guilty of he could hardly explain to himecif what: he had to drink the health of the saint in the best, most arenatieniter wine, and while he did this and every few minutes folded his hands and thanked him silently for his aid the young man, who had so freely im- parted hisinformation had stepped achair, was holding up some of the pine wood an ing its quality, saying that in the torchlight pro- cession to take place that night in honor of St. Schiller, this identical wood ‘must play ite part and must necessarily be very dear. toan accompaniment of quips and eek the wood was wuctioned off, the gold and silver pieces falling merrily into a dee] Pinte: and when the Jast piece was sold and the plate well filled then, while again tears, but time of ratitude, rolled down the old man's cheeks, “Max” brought him the money tied up in a bag, and while. the rest filled the hig wood basket with catables of all kinds, exhorted him to never forget the kindly saint’ who had suc- cored him, but to love and b uor him while memory remained. And then came a cart which was to take him and his load home and, rich beyond his wildest hopes, so full of happi- ness it heaven iteclf eeemed to have descended to this blessed earth, full of gratitude to the dear saint and to those very kind but ex- Hy cessively merry young men with queer ca and very high poot, ts woot he "drove off ‘amid cheers of of gay uandents who had combined anact of benevolence with » gaudium x their own Mrs. W. A. Leoxanp. se MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD. ‘Coming Convention of Farmers’ Clubs—Other ‘Items of Interest. Correspondence of The Evening Star. The equity term of the cirenit court for this county commences here on Monday next. The cases docketed for this term are: Appeals, 10; trials, 83; foreign trials, 3; judicials, 52; appear- ances, 60. The motion fora new trial in the case of Edgar and William Watkins, convicted at last term of court of highway robbery,will be decided at this term. Charles W. Crawford, who has been engaged in business jn Gaithersburg for several years, yesterday made an assignment for the benefit of his creditorsand Philemon M. Smith has been appointed trustee for the settlement of the business. ‘An election of officers of the Montgo Count National Bank, took place here today, Iting in the choice of J. D. Baker, presi- Gent: Re H.. Stokes, cashier: John. F. yers, assistant cashier; M. Hunter, teller; J. H. Baker. discount clerk; directors—Joseph D. Baker, John T. Vinson, John H. Gassaway, H. W. Talbott, Wm. B. Mobley, 8. C. Jones, Sam- uel Darby,-Jas. B. Henderson, J. ‘Borigg Poole, Leonard J. Haya, Horace Wafers and Americus Chas. Howard, two col- ored men who recently assaulted Mr. Benja- min D. Cont wane driving along the rood in the vicinity of Olney, have been arrested and had n hearing before Justice Mackall. ‘Thomas was sent to the house of correction for four months und Howard gave bail for his appear- ‘ance at the March term of court. ‘$500. same with a fine cottage atan nual convention of the formers’ my gene eee cps i se the use of fe heat the moat profitable of for wl of avotring ito the land? prt rey oer land be maintained where hay is the cutee eamt ‘The permanent officers i How many people there are who re- gard the coming of winter as a constant state of siege. the. walls of health and now and again, led by the north wind and his attendant blasts, broke over the ramparts, spreading colds, pneumonia and death. Who knows when the next storm may come and what its effects upon your con- stitution may be? The fortifications of health must be made strong. SCOTT’S EMULSION Lime and Soda will aid you to hold out against Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Scrofula, General Debility, and all Anamic and Wasting Diseases, until the siege is raised. SPECIAL.—Scott’s Emulsion isnon-secret, and is prescribed by the Med- ical Profession all over the world, because its ingredients are scientifically combined in such a manner as to greatly increase their remedial value. * , ome Moamtevniery 4 icrey New 3 ork to Alanna Tt seems as if the elements sat down outside Delis. rune F mech toare : Puma Swe S Kerote ve iomitns Deeper W » fers cpr ours of pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lt prevents wasting in children. Palatable as Milk. 3An Lb. TAYLOR, Gen. Pam. Agwat. W. M. Suvsrez & Sons, TEX PER CENT OFF FOR CASH. Are you in search of « Handsome Dress? ‘Ifyou are we think we can suit you. At Jeast if you give usa call we will do our ut- ‘most to please you. Wecarry first-class goods and hsve them in great variety. We buy direct from Im- Porters and pay no profit to the Middle Man. Our stock has been selected with s desire toplease thove who may be im search of ood choice materials, and to those contem- Plating buying such goods we ask an in- Spection, andas an extra inducement we ‘sre offering all of our immense snd well- selected stock of Dry Goods at a discouat of 10 per cent off for CasgE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, jig 10 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, —— Gazer Cizantxe Sez ‘Before stock taking we are detertuined to close out ail Reronauts, Holiday Goods aud odd pieces of Furniture recardiess uf prices. In the (ture department are offered Ladies’ Writ- ing Desks, Chiffoniers, Shaving Stands, Cali- nets, Fancy Rockers and Chairs—in all finishes and styles at prices but little above actual cost of production. We also have too many Parlor, Ghansber and Library Suites, Dintug Tables, ‘Hall Stands, &c., and in order to reduce stock have made astonishing reductions, All goods marked in plain fyrures and one price to all. we and will a ae place onsale TAPESTRY, BODY BRUSSELS, WILTON AND MOQUETTE RUGS (rade of remnants) st prices lee than regular IN SMYRNA RUGS WE HAVE 100 4x7 ft. Toftaced from $10 te 90,65. 50336 ft., reduced from 86.50 to $5.10. ‘250 Henyrna Rugs, reduced from $4.50 to $3.45. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. Best All-wool Ingrains made, laid and lined for 75c. per yard. CASH ONLY. Great reductions are also offered in the UPHOLSTEBY DEPARTMENT; FURNITURE COVERINGS (TAPESTRIES AND PLUSHES). Reduced from $1.50 to Tie. per yard. Reduced trom $3 to #1.50 per yard. Reduced from $6 to $3 per yard. Odd 3 pairs Laces, Silk Curtains and Porti- eres at lees tham cost. If your Furniture requires recovering we will ‘send competent man togive estimates. JULIUS LAXSBURGH, = ‘13th and F strests. gion, oa}ol | Fixe: Fina: Fras: ‘BUBBER OOATS. BARBER, WAITER AND COOK COATS IK Al- PACA AND WHITE DUCK. SUSPENDERS, HANDKERCHIEFS, MATS, UM- BORLLAS, NECKTIES, WOSIERY AND ALL the }GOODS MUST POSITIVELY BR SOLD BI 2578 Greiaton sore Bb. ey pret peers 1 dei amreegoniaineietle hg BAM. ‘A RARB OPPORTUNITY TO GET BARGAINS. CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE BUSH. 365 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ¥.W., ‘MEAR 6) ST. CAUTION.—Scott’s Emulsion ‘is put up in salmon-colored wr: HE GREAT Be sure and get the genuine. Prepared only by Seon & Bewae, = pre NRA ASS mw Manufacturing Chemists, New York. All Druggists. Binet kas BAGS Bice t wgt . eS arate ram aa EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. PIANOS AND ORGANS. |} sbot Posner IN WASHINGTON. 3 INGTON. Fast Lines 30:00 00 alin te Choene inl ‘daily to Ohicara, Harianune aE EE and St. Louis, with parlor CE »® a : ESS COLRGE. 15,8 ST, Tae Lesa Ixeracuexte. ay onittons and harmonics = specialty. Address £7 ‘and evensa? vate 1th stn. Jala ictica: students jepared, ior civil pow MeA aA eS iLL, RROPEN HER SCHOOL ‘by wich students advance eg ad fas. to jeaén the bland solely ot and Typewrtting, three months, €) DBOKER BROS.’ PIANOS. Rinuacivent: "Short metiods: Terma wotersve WEBER PIAXOS. Lt ovrourenity! FISCHER PIANOS. m IVEES & POND PlaNos, . ORATORY, 5 Agr ESTEY PIANOS. E Three comnplete owes. Call tor catalogue, and Teachers’ Certificat. rudustes has surpassed ali SPANISH, . @ . FRENCH, GERMAN AND ITALIAN. Dia aerer oncame. Decrees ferred. The success of our om POSIARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTTON, Cin. SEyTe tions. Full information. tion. 18 yeare experien Avy Insti OF. canap daily eacept §: waning § 10 8a For Pre. Ca find, Kochemter, defy tm Br falo'anst Navara rs daly exer tarda b ? Wasi For Wiis sport Ten ‘sey MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS. ‘Toe clases commence ou MONDAY, Suneary 22. Only ten persons in each clase. Clasece meet three tines a week, on alternate days, fe., MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, or Old instruments taken im partpayment. Tuning ‘and Repaiting. Telephone 1323. TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at the Fu _ Rowing Talian, 3:90 p.m. SANDERS & STATMAN. bone sao a COLLEGE, ‘Fesak Butler, Manager, German, 7:30 p.m. ee 634 F ST. N.W. s Santee: In mae a the usual cmubracing English ri Tettees, "si cuowraphy, Sopewrilne ‘and 13 N. Charles st., Baltimore: r See Dar eet OFES. Cards of admission can be secured at my office only. | boukkeepine. The three set Expres #08. day and 4 p.m. Aatly can be. atmy a Snort 133m 7 E. Broad st, Richmond,Va | srs. Sunda: List of applications will be closed on THURADAY, = ™ ; = 4 ng ME! STERRWAL CHASP, GABLER, BRIGGS PIANOS, : Pe ital the Royal Canservae tad otis ioe a gece pupils, Or at Sieckae | _ mote Pa. ave. OHARD 8. ROSENTHAL, z. WAKATER PIANOS ARE THE DELIGHT OF nts mie 1416 K ot, nw. _Gertficate of X. "Saat ty, Boston, Mass. 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Ph.D. | pac Aiustie Bales. finial jan dencns of HIGH - ipdianapolia, . ° a (SEOOND-HAND PIANOS “A lanve amortinen rc LADIES’ GOODS. comprising almost every well-known make in the muillarity with iP See Jovasaren APEMAT ISS pair. conn oe at ver) Tivonies s tbat pian. | Mi Yoraetiy ot Xi, lates the Tetromaee ot Wank: | SRDSeEERAIR remus whisk wall b Sag couuinon-sense, every-day, idiomatic conversstivus of | ington ladies. Costtiues tue it intoet atyies. og mu STALL ENTS ven as verses of eunnected topks at once practical end mter- | tect Ut at moderate price. CULunw ala as. esting and only cou] out of a vocal y of words | ciulty. a3 a6 “Pupiis learn to speak rom thevery sire teccon ot Frots: FRONTS only in i coupected seutenzes, Gat ita jong sein order oy Pisin combitue PROFESSIONAL. wed ied son tLe EC. COLLIERE A. ., wage niceer ee NP DRE, oe tn the city. 1329 F st. n.w. (Mfrs. 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