Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1891, Page 3

‘ ~ age ovis * THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1891. IT WILL SURPASS ALL. dan, Miss Tarr, Miss Kenna, ex-Governor and Miss Annie K. Chapman of Martinsburg is SHOOTING STARS. THE SPINNER MEMORIAL, DR. McGILLICUDPY'S INTERVIEW. ° wee WORLD OF SOCIETY. Mrs. Carroll, Madame Romero, Mrs. H. A. Pres- | visiting Mrs. D. ©. $24 Massachusetts — —_ The Great Sixteen-Page Star to Be Issued ton and Miss Preston. Mrs. Spinola, Mra. F. B. Srowes northoust. cad will bess hams tcarede Everybody hae a billious attack on the first ‘What Shape Shall It Take? ‘Tt Causes Considerable Comment in the En- sii to 2 ceebe levees of the ‘Tomorrow and Some of Its Features. Presbrey, the Misses Johnson of New York, Mise on Mondays. of the th. ‘ dian Office. so | If any one of Tux Sran’s 50,000 readers is not Some Elegant and Enjoyable Enter- pf eg es fier a i ‘Mrs. Dickson has out cards for an at home oe A NOBLE STATUE THE MosT FITTINe MEMORIAL oF | Some of the statements made by Dr. MoGii- a satisfied tomorrow evening with the model > : ¢ horn and Mr. and Miss Walthall. a ee ee Dr. Dickson hat | Kisses don't improve with age. THE GRAND OLD MAX. enddy, formerly Indian agent at Pine Ridge, pose | Paper, which will be left at nearly every home, tainments Last Night. they have taken a house in I street, No. 1723. — Se os Riley ae Sen ee S fine corner lot at the southwest corner of 17th | he will indeed be hard to please. A special Mrs. Chas. A. Russell and family of Connec-| _4n epitaph is a sign that somebody is lying— | To the Baitor of The Evening Star: correspondent at Pine Ridge, which was pub- the Chief Justice, justice r either on the ground or under it. When the question “What form shall the | lished in yesterday's Stan, created considerable study has been made of what the Washington | mere PRESIDENTS RECEPTION. | Senators Stanford, herman nd 4 poy her ing, “pec oer Amy ela pokes memorial take?” came up for discussion at the | Comment among the oficials of the Indian sacageascs lop people want to read, and it is confidently as- J. Wheeler, Maj. McKinley and Lieut. Andrews, | {he eo Good news is the honey of expression. last meeting of the Gen. Spinner Memorial As- | Office. They were expecially interested in the oe Le Fstn.w, | serted that no other. paper in the country un- The annual full dress reception of the Wasb-| Mrs. Jas. 8. Kendall and Mrs. and Miss Mont- sociation, the plan of founding either « home | Paragraph in which Dr. McWillicuddy said that | derstands its constituency so thoroughly as | "adles Who Will Assist Mrs. Harrison Re-| ington Light Infantry Corps, which occurred | rose of New York have taken roomeat the Ham-| Women do only little evils. Eve took an ap- | for stranded women or women’s hospital | “lst October 3,500 head of Texas beef was ‘am Sap se ‘Tar Sran. First and foremost it isthe cham-| Ce!¥¢ the Guests—Tomorrow’s Card Recep- =e ‘tat the armory, was a success even | ilton House for the season. ple. Adam would have cut down the tree and | found favor in the eyes of several members, | hipped through from Texas by rail to Wen- THOS. J. FISHER & CO ion of the District, and as has been repeatediy | {1@%—P reparations for the Spanish Ball | beyonc’ the achievements of this popular com-| an enjoyable party was given last night by | sold it for cord wood. who sct forth its excellence in a most eloquent | 40¥er station, on the Cheyenne and Northern . Pst ‘peatedly | Ladies Who Will Receive Tomorrow. records of hospitality and well-arranged enter-| the Misses Beck at their residence on 29th and feeling manner, but the mass of grateful, | Tilroad, west of this reserve; they were imme- shown it is always ready to fight for the city’s Pe flcted e} pel i street. After th refresh- diately driven to and - y ry was beautifully deco- x the games were over THE SECRETARY INtERs warm-hearted women present stood out for a iy and turned in at this agency. eee aeat eiidine site on the west side of 18th | interests. Many special chapters of strong rated with flowers, ferns, palms and fings, pre- ments were served and dancing was kept up The Secre! ard ablerry! thinks i etatas ta breune of thax benefactor, which they | The reason why this statement created so much Sy LEE OE A100 feet toy am alley: Price ean aol: scopavedh wiih t care and | Tonight holds for society three events of | senting a bright appearance that was enhauced | Until a late hour. Among those Bag were nary a) ere ‘at the north front of the | interest is that if it ie true the termsof the THOS. J. FISHER & Co.. ee sh CED ‘amount interest. The President and Mri. | by the bright uniforms and pretty dresses of | Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Misses Beck, Cherry, And says some forceful words meanwhile, see placed em a af Cin | ceneesh antee Ghd the beak Gun pushed oe MASEL Fst. B. of exceptional interest, will appear in tomor- | Harrison will give the second levee e the sea-| the promenaders. ‘The front of the music gal- perter, aaeeset Sweeney a Which we refrain from printing for Peery close to the rooms in which Gen. | Dore entirely disregarded. Leestdaa 2 ‘ ‘ & son in honor of the Congress and judiciary, | jery was very tastily draped, while between the eles, erry, Pattison and Dyer. The Noble red man is his style Spinner lived and labcred for so many years. mrormnn. sows ststoon-gage Oran. Beside thane tase | Soo Ul iksiclech Whe Spent wialster | ecko celuanes Gatven Sota Ge emteet on | tan. e Pliny Moran of Meridian avenue, Mt. - Umar wn Sumnace ‘And there ain't any. There are now in the city quite a number of Pleasant, has as guests heraunt Mrs. T. C. Tauke will be a number of general articles covering | and Mme. Suarez Guanes give a ball and Mr. | hall hung large letters in immortelles, giving The contract specities that the cattle for all b Hes, “homes” open to women, enough to offer an ore. ony Zc, four wide of subjects, which will be found | ud Mrs. Seaton Perry a reception to their | the inituls of the corps and. furnishing the | and b \dmother, Mra. Noble of Buffalo. ‘ p northern agencies must have been at least ee ln ag haa | TUNE guest, Mise Pollock of Philadelphia. | guide for the grand march, which began shortly | Mine gen ne ee Noble of Buffalo. 4 BATING HOUND. pn ape d Ig patna ey eylinaend aging ey ney SHIRE OR SIX BO eine entertaining and instructive. Nothing The President and Mrs. Harrison will be | after 9 o'clock. It was led by the chrgman of | , ry Oubenite of No. & Dupont crcl) will | «What's your dog's name, Johnnie?* Pgovernment of such an institution rob it of its | 1890, north of the south line of Kanes. The Sgr er ley, on th st. bet. B| been left undone to make tomorrow's issue | assisted this evening at the reception from 9 | the executive committee, Capt. Frank “Schwarz, st home Saturday of week, but “Poplar tree.” rmth and brightm f the atmosphe i ha. port from Lient. Metin a i imi: anon until 11 by Mrs. Morton and the ladies of the | who took his 200 followers through a maze of | Teceive again for several weeks. “Poplar tree? What did ive him such | which makes the Roan, tissues of thekiadly, th cavalry, USA" who wan eapecislly ae: k | The following cree tes er ere retcceswors | cabinet. The following ladies have been in- fini and turne and finally led the line around |The Amateur Musical Club gave their frst] , “ToPl tree? What aid you give generous friend, who ‘wanted every woman 40 | tailed in accordance with law to'unepect the | The following are a few of its features: H parlor: Mrs. Wallace, | in such a way that its outlines formed the let- | concert at the residence of Mrs. Edwards, 2202 | * 4 . < mak <= at decided 5 5 “ net Gonentienl SPEAKER ORE. Mee Le Mecakater’ taeaghtens.. Corasceae Ester- | ters ““W. Then the dancing beganand | I street northwest, last evening and a very en-| “Because he's got such a heavy bark.” eeeetaranen, mn Wig aee pope d | wry tony Guy somtehesochaus Gremme 'EAKER REED ON CLOTURE. hazy, Mra. Leland Stanford, Mra, R. F. Shep- | lasted until about 2 o'clock, under the efficient | joyable time was Among those pres- tion like that proposed. called for had been de An article on parliamentary rules limiting | ard. Miss Newton, Miss Isabella Green, Mrs. | direction of Adjt. Loeffler, the master of ‘cere- | ent were Mesdames Hough, Burch and Mansfield | Love eats axle grease and calls it butter. The hospital accommodations are also ample | office will probably. re debate, by Hon. Thomas B. Reed, Speaker | Gear, Mrs. Neidringhaus, Mrs. Thomas M. | monies. Among those who were present were: | and Misses Cora and Effie Daw, Ruth Eiker, Ida in this city and an additional one would only be | to furnish evidence upon which bis statements fp decided vareain. of the House of Representat (The first | Bayne, Mrs. Wadsworth, Mra. Foster, Mra. Van | Representative Grimes, Fred. C. Gieeking and | Chamberlain, Mollie Mohler, Lulu Vaux, beneticial inasmuch as salaried positions would | are based. FISHEK, 6L> ke a mA er, Miss Hargous ‘and Miss | wife and Miss Leona Steinle, Serj . dkiggs. | Sirrin and others, and Messrs. Charles a1 . be fou a — spe nies fe snsselaer Cruger, rs ie and Miss Leona Steinke, Herat. BP. 2 Sirri rs, and M har 3 . cmnipamgdie ney ‘ found for the persons employed there m eatin ere mihi Br Seenene Meek tee | Sear ete BE ee emiams A. Cligegs GES, | Herbert, Harry hd Willie Burek, Odie Winter, | | ‘ou, keep your age wel,” he muid to Miss | Pot when one conaliere the lings amcest cf | aye qanyiap Sax ROCUDAME SIR newspaper. ‘The Spank 5 5 Smith, Dr. James Hunter, Dr. Geo. Velch, | Ernest , Henry Schulz, Clinton Tribby, | Olemaide. | money ed to not only call cith th can as eo panish ball is to honor the saint's day | 8" ke oe -¥ required to not only call either insti pain x we ABS PINE RIDGE SKETCHES. (llustrated.) of the young King Alphonso and mot his birth-| Hieue | W. | Alexmnder, Lieut. | M._V. | Charles Long, Walter Scott,” Beni Ricken ‘and yet they say a ek: a | tion into existence, but to keep it going after. | CBt other statementsmade by Dr. MeGillicuddy. Sr = oe a = id oe ierney, Capt. M. Mahaney, Lieut. @. W. Par-| backer and ‘Henry C. Scott. Refreshments | secret” che emiled in cerly.. — ard (leaving out of the question ©n For example, he says that after his removal 3... 1052120; bargain; Pen pictures and snap shots among soldiers | @4¥, as has been announced. The preparations | sons, Sergt. Cromwell, Mrs. T. W. Shomo, Mrs. | were served at 10 o'clock and afterward danc- ~ ee - for the fete have been in progress for weeks an and Indians. By Tux Stan's staff corre-| the guests of the evening at the legution will be | 4, © ‘arr of Philadelphia, Maj, Whe Was Ac Werath ie EarEhoee |e eee ee grry and care consequent upon such an Under- | from the service in 1846 the wintering line was taking), then the scheme . r loves all possibie | immediately shifted south from the thirty- spondent. charmingly entertained. ‘The double parlors at | Janyaarr, Gheet AP hobbies Diets. You Mt” | Miss Sallie Clarke will be at home to her CHESTNUTIZING A PATIENT. gharm. It is suggested that, in order to raise | seventh to the thirty-foarth parallel, a line V1 Tustrated.) | t2¢ Tight of the entrance will be reserved for | ‘udcrson, Misa Proctor, Mise Minnte. Cowling, | fiends the first and second Fridays_in Febra-| She: “Til come around to your office, doc- | * aoe ee ee ee Shich, he says, passes below Fort Worth, Tex. NEW UNITED SERVICE CLUB. (Ilustrated.) | the dancers, eupper will be served down atairs | 4ude™ ‘da’ Huppert, ‘Miss Gracie “Thomprog, | 883» 1828 H. street northwest. Misses | tor, about noon and sce you.” either tetitution, each woman « The records show that for vears the southern Where the army and navy officers will have |and the entire suite of parlors, through the | \fics jis gan, Miss B. Barrett, Mrs Claston, | 8¥4nn of Montana are her guests. Docton will alles homie fam O te Ne endl 2 a a ly. | line of Kam ‘Lh is the thirty-seventh par- their social headquarters. legation and through, Representative Connell’s | stise Emma Thompson, Mra, Mollie Q"Laughlin, | Miss M. Larman gave very enjoyable euchre | 4 4°"wren 4a cab poe" ek Malaga Ton allow pommeat | tenn tnaan ine wintering tan eee Spt at prewnt under rental” can be econointcally sub | A WOMAN'S CLUB. (Illustrated.) house, which is on the corner, 1400 Masachu- | Miss O'Laughlin, Miss’ J. McVey, Mrs. M. Rarty to the Cobweb’s last evening at her resi 5 ye i amouthly or yearly | fifth pura Giviuied. bas water main on 14th st. front: price 40 of | sone sak Ls m Boarman, Misses Brandt, D. J. Weyman and | dence, No. 2016thstreetnortheast. Mr. Joseph = sum and when the time for paying it © saan terri and over twe res at cette por sae Be af wid bore ie i isan ‘The Wimodanghsis and its home in this city. eats on (ert ad toy iow | wife, Mise Louise Thompsc Miss Fannie Stelle and a Coa oe = = TREY sa¥ there isa hole in your accounts which Worth, Tea., which is south of the tharty-thard EEB! CO. | i . A — 4 Johnson, Miss J. V. Neely, Miss Kate Clark, | Mrs. Greentield and Mr. - Berkeley tho! That th | that particular doflar will fill; why, ev parallel,” Z at iam: 9 Fst. aw. | MR. BLAINE’S BIG SHOW. the legation leading with Miss Everett. All| 372RS0n. Neliig | booby prizes, aft eyes =% iat there are come American girls with | that particular dollar w 5 even a/p Suiaread near tsth stand | ‘The expedition which he is about to send | G#¥ today the legation is being elaborately patie Mites Micines, Mise Mi mis Duval tine | The clan ielte te nent meeting ‘at’ Mise L. | fortunes, who have declined titled husbands | parapet wonton ee ge apes THE LINE FUT RACK. og igs he a Scien ian. decked for the event. which promises to a A. Campbell, Miss Eva_ Matthewson, Miss | Deitz’s, No. 67 K street northwest, Thursday | simply because they did not love the men, not- | °hovig not only refrain frome Conn sitting our.|. Forthe present year the line was changed Lesa ates notable one in the history of diplomatic balls. | Rertha Giasscott, Miss Gertie Dodge, Miss | evening, February 5. Among those present were | withstanding they were good fellows and their to any promise to pay, but should ‘also | back by Commissioner Morgan to th par- AREQUIPA, IN PERU. ; ae os ne, meron booger from Bene Taylor, aie ae Lag ree es aa a of aoe = oe! titles were clear. distinctly vot mortgaging the futare of | allel, who also required that not only the cattle = ae TERS a 7 a ‘a and Mrs. Huston will receive | Miss Sophie 3 ar ing essa wad ‘s 2 | _ That dress makers in Washii fairl ¥ depending upon the contributions of | should have been wintered north of that line. he - A city beautifully located and with many at- | Vity her; also Mra Lacey, Mrs, Perkins. Mrs. | Mics Mende Peters, Miss May Fifer of Balti, | yer, Wilson, Deitz, Cofrigan, Wilkerson, Gor. | 7? . a . head pened er cor fiche me rcambresidiowtorcass. " °| —tractions. By Fannie B. Ward. Peters, Mire. Chandler, ire’ Ontcheon, Mert. Yan-| mare, Mr. L. W. Barbour, Capt, Doser ond | men, Hadger and the Misses Larman, Messrs. | their patrons and dictate terms to suit them- | Cee was Rees en Seslings are | ane tee ot toe pete ne oe ee DEEBLE. DAVIES Co. os , dever, Mrs. Stanford, Mrs. Simonds, Mrs. .L. E. Thompson. ‘The music for the even- | ireenfield, Morgan, Brackett, Stelle, Brock, A. | selves. wayed in the hospital direction, she | This was done, itis steel with’ the seen SER ST-HETWEER STiTA RD: A FINE DAY'S SPORT. | son, dirs. Lafollette, Mrs. MeCord, Mrs. Snider, | ing was furnished by the full National Guard | Brown and W. A. Berkeley. That good form is oftentimes wretchedly bad | or he can find a proper outlet by sending "eon- | purpeme of pr MeGillicuday ag Ty et ag ‘required | Rudyard Kipling tells how he went salmon | Mrs. Dorsey, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Farquhar, Mrs. | and, under the direction of Prof. Schroeder, | Miss Hopkins of Killingby, Conn., well known | manners, tributions to 1s reported to have said has been done, namely, ers. 5, HWALKE! fishing in the Clackamas. Morey, Mrs. Rennedy, pire. Fugsley, irs. | who fe the composer of the initial march of the | here last winter in socicty, is the guest of Rep-| That three women can't talk together five THY. FEANKIE SCHUMACHER TOSPITAT. the driving of enttle from Texas to the north: 58 Louisiana Grosvenor, Mrs. H. Clay Evans, Mrs. Wrigley, | evening, entitled “W.L.LC.,” to which the | resentative and Mrs. Russell of Connecticut at | it i is ern agencies without having been acclimated. ON AND OFF THE STAGE. Mrs. Halliday, Mrs. Bourke, Mrs. Mason and | grand letter promenade was set. The supper | the Hamilton House. minutes without gossiping about a fourth wo- | at Jackwonvile, Fla.” This hospital Ses erented nck paving Some interesting go:sip about interesting | Miss Judron. © toomaftcr midnight, and, althcugh some of tue | ‘The Acorn Club will give a dancing reception |v st umm tem jg sad facastae tan cissah liapeaeee canes can eae ee The Previous Question. topies from New York. Pag rage Siig tet pratt af- | tired dancers began to leave at about thet time, | at the National Rifles’ armory February 4. guile ths RCRA eked tera es sanastics | oui es prea key very much intererted |, RePresentative Grosvenor of Ohio yesterday -Gov. an . a ‘at ve " 4 " " it - 4 ced a resol iw je ‘or ° | LISTS OF FOLKS’ NAMES. one of the finest house balls of the season ces | the, floor was kept filled until the tinal strains | “Mrs. Judge Avery of Utica is the guest of | 2° oindug pach. and which bears his name. introduced a resolution im the House providing ey ns ie in at wty for their comel: oun; of the twentieth dance had died aw: nd there | Mrs. W. W. Metcalf at 1531 Vermont avenus. 1 = s | But to return to the memorial. When it be- | that it shall be in order whenever the commit+ iG | How the directory of Washington is got to-| ‘onchtcr, Mim Halen Carroll. ‘The hisuss. ther | a2 8 Tush for the hat noxes, During the even-| Mrs. Mary D. Baker bas returned from Ala | ,, Tit net one calling man in twenty has the | parent that the prevailing sentiment Gether. the ‘Carrolls occupy this winter is one of the | Ti8syrm and in ine and. marched arsand the | bamaand is stopping at the Livingston, 1009 | “me hat at Lent be started out with on the trst ‘ e spool ypriation bill for the membe: A LIVELY CORPSE. best a be A city , —_ — hall between the dances. A large and eicient | 13th street. ombav er cass tein ring = a ogtiog ill to move that the ments. ‘The first floor was lavishly decorated ° il il ” vi v on o different nei sions re- | ‘ties 0 EC. NOW, at not : a y 1, ittee looked especially after these visito Mra. Roger Q. Mills will receive at Willard ‘ ing occa: a 5 a be discharged from ite farther ec Meee cay, wo American officers in | the baile and staireave being bowered in green. | f¢'ves cetimated deas there wore unenrd-of 100 | Hotel tod amgared by Mise F. Mills and Miss | Cently in this town, there were ten ora dozen | jilcnt admiration before the statue in Lincoln | ee ree Lill be rend a tiard tame a lexican city. A folding screen of laurel branches bid the | yopie present during the evening, although at | Bessie Brown, more young men than young women. endeavor and makes you long | Upon its passage, which motion 4 Trontage on Qt. between 16th, and 17th sts. | HIS NEW CLOTHES. ‘The bull room was claborately decked, the walls | #0 time was there such a crowd on the floor | yfre. Emmons holds her fourth recep-| That if there were no manners some very | to do something to show that > worthy | Cided without debate; 100 feet to a 10-toot alley. Sold as awholecr! An entertaining story by Rose Terry Cooke. | being hung with asparagus vine, the doorways | tat dancing was an uncomfortable task. tion on Saturday evening and willhave Madama | *Well people would not know how to invent | of the time you live in, And it is not the ar- | *fitmative the bill and PF SISHFR & CO. all draped with curtains of the same, while the | Mr. and Mra. B. H. Warder gave a dinner | de Barrios, Miss Farnsworth of Albany and | them, tistic it of the work nor beauty of form or we ot Lyd — . F PLAYING POLICY. corners of the large apartment were massed | last night. Miss Markoe to assist her in receivirg her) ‘That there isa lot more on the outside than | !t¥re Which does it,but simply the grand ide: aida ban tome anh i with palms and white azalea bushes. The aa 7 , guests. ae embodied in the meta. And this is what the us question had been ordere = fe low thousands of people gamble their money | Jr ae and for the cotillion eeada ne | _ Last evening at 6:30 at St. John’s Church Mr. i on the inside of the bead of the woman who | Spinner statue shull be—the embodiment of B. Taylorof Ohioyesterday neous away. pretty show, hanging on and about a screen in | Morton Mitchell and Mra, Elizabeth Patterson Brent a apd ies pechorg wears a high hat to the theatre. can ielaan iaaaiae aes introdne molation sctting aside January ave. be he ms i: fi ‘i is it 4 * ei , 3044 r A % 6 . for the considera! n of THOS. 3. FISHER eco, | GERMANS AND COACHMEN. recelved lnurisome rilk porasels with bonatets | about ualf dozen. people wines the core | uxt evening by their riends and schoolmates |, That frequent newspaper mention is nota that woman has the right, as he has the |jurulicton at dhe eS SES Fst. When all is light and gay within and allis| On the handle tied wit end for the | mony.’ Mr. Mitchell was atiended (Ae ee ee ed pe) bel er ability, to occupy positions of honor and trust, | provision that after Dor San 7 cold and cheerless without. men there were Ja boxes. In Phillips as best man and Mr. Chas. Warren | ‘ ‘ampbell, Hilton, Blackford, Graves, Pullizzi, rs. Grundy is a cruel old girl with a Bic 'y side with her brother man. This was | PTeVious question shall be ord eur 14th st. on Kenesaw st., Columba Heights, 1 e 2 Dav, Jackson and the Misses Stewart, Messrs. | tongue as long as a serial 5 ther there were funny little white mice for | Stoddard gave the bride away. Dr. Douglass : : z gue as long as a serial story. SKILLFULLY MANAGED. poogeo af gurprien ye ferent oe of flows performed the ceremony. Mitchell is a | Schneider. Altemus, Hilton, Fairfax. Berger, | That there are a few real nice people yet left | sion when he appointed the first women clerks, wy. ‘The democratic contest the force bill. | or fruits, the opening of which disclosed a | cousin of the Vice President and has been a | Higgine, Houghton, Foster, Birch and others. | ver from the antiquities who eat with their | making them the wedge which buret the ber. | Representative Savers of Texas, leader of the snragpathaeeat fan—tor the girls. Hapasomely peinted mou | popular society, man ‘since ho came here Int | Mr. Senator Sanders’ reception at the El | Lniyeq, a ith theit | rier across the way of women's advancement. | democratic minority on. the appropriations hoir cases, ribbon favors, silver bangles, | Winter in the employ of t ton Herald as a was attended bya large num- ‘And he never ceased to labor at the task he | oommi ° < How to make a guest chamber pretty and floral wreaths and arches were others of the | special correspondent. ‘The announ Der of people.” She was assisted by Mes, Sern. |, Thut there are statesmen among us who wear i On commiiies, yesteniay, speihing t Ge unut peopte. y had set himself. One winter he went before | 7 e ™ treasures the dancers had to carry home as | his engagement to Miss Alger, who ¥: tor Power, Mrs. Assistant Secretary Nettleton, | four-in-hand scarfs with full dress suits. the House and worked early and late tilla | “PPropriation bill, made a detailed statement RY _CHEAP_LOT souvenirs. ‘Ihe cotillion did not begin until Logan last a = eno ic oe Linton of Se a Townsend ot ‘That some of the prettiest girls in Washing-| measure was passed which apparently equal- | Showing the cost of the new navy for hulls and ery “ ter the midnight supper. Mr. Le Grand | the spring. Veryfew knew that this engage- | Colorado and the Misses Sanders and Romly of | ton are bebi i ized the pay in the departments, icaving no | machinery and exclusive of armor and arma- EON Ay Dice Cannon of New York led “it. with Mies Carroll | ment was broken. A large wedding for a later | Montana and the Misses Docker, Halford, Lin. | *2.%%¢ behind the counters of various stores. it ox. The ~ na lots, each axl. fe ‘THOs. J. FL the idea to which Gen. Spinner gave expres- That aces distinction in regard to sex. I bad been urged : 0% ey Exhibit to be given by the fish commission | Mrs. Carroll received in the ball room and had | date was intended, but before the invitations | ton, McParlin and Linton. nae af bay te will collect more than 8 | ‘5 "untch the progress of the mesrure and Stir En been ere R ISTH at Chicago. on a Worth gown of shimmering blue satin and | were out change of plan compelied an earlier aarter if his victim doesn’t know any better. | up its friends to act in concert with Gen. | follows, For five vessels (monitors), €3,859,~ > be in oper = eo many fine diamonds. Miss Carroll wore a| departure for Europe, and tho simple, quiet| © WHAT AN IN That American men could uot marry rich | Spinner. In doing $0 I had a bewutiful chance | 295." Four vessels under act of March 2 ys0h, the work’ can be done, FOOLING UNCLE REMUS. white satin that had flounces of white mull | wedding was the result. It was hoped that the ee foreign wives if they wanted to. to find out the difference between him and | $3,987 cunts wanaer cas a eee about the familiar old character. e dim ber blac ; j at tho capital isn’t a circumstance to social | : ved by o , iugust, 3, 1886, $6,410,471. Five vessels u of dandelions in diamonds and pearls. | pleasure was denied the happy couple, how- | From the Detroit Free Press. solons. As I said before the measure had been | act of Mareh 9, 4,006. Eight wessele ms Ms 2 a iy a 3s De - i ee J « under larch 2, 1589, two wil e. as SPUUEE Teese | Progress made in developing the suburbs at | Piiladelphia and Baltimore, for in the gay | friends, three newspaper ‘writers. and the | Bes to may tell of an incident which hap- é rinciple toa waste of powder, so to eay, I ss is Seneehe cme: Peas RUPERT CL HOME andor SPke | QS capital, throng were: Mr. Royal Phelps Carroll, freak | bride's’ maid and feotman. "The bride sent | Pened during the winter I was with them. To- BOW TO MAKE A SQUEEZE. Cent Masight to tho elacmantef the mupetadl Wie. Teed ont ot ka en 1 ELECTRIC RAILWAY will from his famous lion hunt in the jungles of | gorgeous pink roses, with which the Misses Mo- | ward evening on a very cold winter day, when os sue ith all NEW a opine Afries; at ete a = eae = Keun Sageuiee as die sasee at anaes it was snowing just a little and drifting a great Tead tothe Hi thi amt 3 ae Some thi vying the attention i Philadelphia; v br voice ni » 4 s ling into the House, heard me through ur ‘ 3. B. WIMER, 608 13th st. mena Robert Garrett, the famous New York beauties, | and the contracting parties sounded. through Heit fall of ate the 10g house with a}ug | ‘The science of making squeezes during the | then, pon my question, “Is it worth while to eaaaaiiie of teeatiiod agi F EAR F LOT 2X115 TO ‘Miss Hargous, Miss Langdon and Miss Van | the almostempty church. The bride wore a ‘ull of whisky and with his + oe magine | past few weeks has absorbed some attention on | spend time and effort on this matter?” gave The is ios 4s alley ; cheap at 65c. ; easy terms. Se Rensalaer Cruger, who came in Mrs. Laden- | wedding | gown of elegant silver bro-| that the jug had been entirely full of whisky | the part of the army and navy commissioners | tiis answer: “You ask me asa friend, andas a — oo issued 0 balictin peo wuues 3x CARDINAL GIBBONS’ APPEAL. burg’s care; Mr. William Cutting of New York, pears = — * orp of Aart ee a when he started, and by the time he got to the | to the Southern American republics, who have | {Tiend I'll answer rend No: i is ~ —_ your | pared by agro pad Bower and Henry Pem- Cothotle Prato Aad to Ala he Ramin |r “Goul hetmondy hr Jamer Farter Mi | arb, mcd wa nil ced, the mare's [DOW Be rannarathor jolly condition, The | Keen obtaining Intron om sol oer | hyde eProp ent ving the tin Satins Gee Ciitaalih: Eleanor Carroll, the danghter of Mr. Fenner | diamond spray of lilies of the valley. Miss | Jug and the rifle were taken away from him, | subjects at the National Museum preparatory | fle’ purpose of equalizing the salaries of men By direction of Cardinal Gibbons, Rev. P. J. | Lee; Mr. Columbus O'Donnell and Judge and | Vail of Boston, her near friend, wore # pink and he was ordered to get to his wigwam as j , means (I think) committee. Jumes A. Gar- | machine ‘ean adorned the altar. ‘The ceremony seemed Not of » Young Lady, but of a Carving or | ™<t ) machinery, exclusive of armor and armament, ieaaecion: field, sitting beside me in the little lobby | £53,973.6: 5 r factures and medicine. ‘The importance of this to departure for the sce if their labo: and women clerks. The member: who voted . , Donahue, chancellor of the archdiocese of Bel. | ME® Gilmore of Baltimore, | Mr. and Mrs. Me- | brocaded evening dress and stood in. the chan- | quick as he could before darkness came on. He | behalf of the wegld’e rane atChicag>. | for the measu'e thought it sounded well und | bulletin lies in the fact that it is the first at- K t for a while, wo was the Vice | cel during the ceremony. Both the groom and a : jan | Ct nothing; it was looked upon as @ good | tempt mado to ascertain the facts, previous timore, has sent outa cireular letter to all the | }eesivent abut ise Morton, Sir Julian and Lady | his best man were. in evening drew and hed | Ct *hd was supposed to have gone tothe} ‘To show them how to do it the Smithsonian 6 ai 8 ri +] is ne : joke.” statements having been based uj such mis Pastors of Catholic churches in the archdio- | Puuncefote, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. and the Misses | boutonnieres of white violets. ‘The bride has | CAMP, but carly nex? morning his tot corks | CXPerts had them make in proper fashion ithe “good Joke” was a bitter disappoint. | ccllancous iuformation on the subject as could cese asking help for the famine sufferers in | Leiter and all the prominent members of the|been a widow over two years and her | poured st the house and sai was cold she | *42eezes of bas-reliefs and inscriptions in stone | ment to thousands of poor women and to Gen. | be secured. ‘The total consumption of ail Teslendl, "The lstter enya: diplomatic corps. acquaintance with Mr. Mitchell and their short 4 : . ort | had been anxious about him. mm the search | ©n sarcophagi and other antiques. First, they | Spinner as well, yet he never ceased to urge | forms of distilled spirits is «tated to amount to - 7 dpen courtship verges on the romantic. She isa ian ve i ji the justice of the measure and felt convinced | 10,976,842 proof gailons. Previous estimates teem tise veseleed Wy Curdinal Gibbens | Oe Coe ress ocan ae pretty, vivacious woman and is abundantly | Fens Tound’ ios of the sheds near the | Wikre ae oo acumen: the surtace of which a | thad'the time would ‘como when lis brightent | UY the Tremsury Department have. placed. the from several of the right reverend prelates and | {helt Ane new home on, Rhdde Island avenue | provided with this world's goods. In conver | ,U° wus found in one of the sheds near the | likeness was to be taken with plain water, after hopes would be realized. When it does come | amount at from four to «ix million proaf gal- from others of the highest credit in Ircland, | y'the winter. ‘Ihe artistic: Louse wee ones | sation yesterday she said that Mr. Mitchell and | aTn cur aee that the moe teat end him | Which a sheet of tough tissue paper was laid | let it find for the grateful admiration of all | lous. Daring the year 25,920 gallons were used there isnno longer room for doubt that a distress, | more beautified with the floral decoration, | hetself would sail for Europe on the 11th of | jad helped to save his life. ‘The searchers for | OFF and smacked lightly into every curve and | women in this beautifal land a statue of our | in the District of Columbia and of this amount verging upon famine, existe at the present Palms and potted plants were used to advan- | ¥¢DTuary and remain abroad perhaps for one | the Indian had gone indifferent directions, and | crevice with a stiff brush, so that the moist pa- | hero so grand and beautiful as to be worthy of | there were 8,820 gallons of alcohol, 8,410 eo- urine time in parts of that unhappy land. ‘These | tage andall the imantels were banked in La| Jeet {ney lewe for Ne will make | wpe, fis Orn squaw who, with true Indian | per took perfectly the form of the inscription | She,srany the, Nork ,he secomplished and the |e ea Deady, coed at ine boing, er site 3 : France roses. Mrs. Bloomer made the ideal | ‘#¥: thine instinct, had tracked him out, and she was | or bas-relief. Next athin flour paste was spread | &™ ’ seapearesinac oid na ‘alley 2 per feos. communications not only set forth the urgency fe their permanent home in this city, where the | Sone when she found him. { ‘hy th ‘ past spreat ‘Mus. W. A. Leoxazp. -—-— Jou Bb. WICH. 1408 G st. young bostew in her trained gown of pale bine | bride has rm friends,among whons she | 910ne Whe nd him. Apparent)y the | over the adherent tissue paper, and over this a Mr. Cleveland's I ry Seen a ee cae eee ae eee more for Melp. | silk, richly trimmed in gold passementeries. | Wouta like te) liver, When "the weweor, the | iudian was a frozen corpwe. ‘She tumbled him | sheet of blotting paper teroeede eet idee ume ee ~ ee eee eee oop saps oaing at | It is am appeal to which those blewed with | Among the guests wore Mr. and Mrs. MeKee, | Woiding “got about lat night it wine enti | Out oF the snow bank and pulled off his blankets | Luis” Once more’ whit the trek ate Piette Not In That Business, tion. Sey: be seid way telow iS | wealth or even ordinary oF scant micans abould | Mrs and the Misses Myer, Mr. and Mra (C. N: | Fonding, 6 a and dragged him down to the creek, where a | pspor was mtly pounded until it took the | Pm the Nor Nor rif i MER Plead icecectpnigeyeardigwmag dang SOK B. wianr. 140% G st._ | not turn a deaf ear. A people whom Almighty | Thorn, Lieut. and Sirs. Andrews, Capt. and | "S080: css carroll, who have been | We? Bole was cut in the ice for the purpose of | Ehape as perfectly ke pousible of whatwer ioe | 1 wus talking wit in a coun: day published the following letter from ex- CEA $c8UTIFUL Lo’ FERT | God in his providence has for centuries tried | MT. Russell, Com. and Mrs. Ide, Miss Me- verge reat eave been | watering the cattle, Laying the Indian out on : ; f neath, "Finally it was left to dry partially, and | town in Inc:ana oneday last summer when we | President Cleveland to Hon. Isaac Montgemery “in the nv: vr . i A Ceney, Col. and Mrs. Blount, Dr. and Mrs. | here since Mr. Bancroft’s death with ex-Gov. | the snow she took the pan that was beside the he late 4 on ad nd " a eh SEMMES, Br'ee. |i the fires of tribulation, now. in this last | Goldsborough, Mr. Gresbam, ‘Mr. and Mra. C. | and Mrs. Carroll, retured to their home in New | hole, and, filling it repeatediy, dashed ailfal | Snctuding the blottiog come mmank was removed, | sawa ragged and wayworn tramp beading for | of Bolivar counts Mae hoat the world foe brea te brethren | C'Glover, Becretary und Mrs, Proctor, Mixa | York yesterday. after pailfal of ice water over the body of the rep —— t he street. Isanc H. Montgomery, Esq.—Mr. Henry FP. , per to which it was pasted, an exact mold of | ™.S°Toss © . 1 “ : “It is confidently hoped that a liberal re- | PF0ctor, Chief Justice and Miss Fuller, Mr.| Mrs. Russell Harrison was quite indisposed | Indian. By the time the other unsuccessful | {he origiual being this obtained. a ‘Hang the fellow!” growled the sheriff. “He's | Downing has put in my hands your letter to r. ‘ a and Mrs. C. A. Williams, Mise Williams, Dr. | yesterday by a bad cold aud the fatigue of her | *@#"Cbers had returned she had her old man | “The young army and navy commissioners | £0ing to strike me for a quarter, and if he does | jim in relation to the selool for the instruction ae mien. Te Gis cod oe eee ee | eae a Focent vigils by the bedstd? of her litile daugh- | thawed ous.and seated by the fire wrapped in | expect to take a -Freat many of such queezes of | I'l bounce him out of town!” of colored children at your home. The condi- nestly exhorts you, reverend dear futher, to = Maj beatin . ter. Mrs. Suunders, her mother, is now with q e carvings and the like, ‘mostly ancient, in| The tramp came oD, passed the time of day, | tion you describe bas attracted my attentic + ix | been found by the others and had been taken | Mexico, Central. Ameri ; : - . Ff hich in band for Gh — bi this matier bef ti her at the White Honse. Little’ Marthena is | » Mexico. Central America aud South America. | asked which was the sheriff, and turned to him | and the projects which you have in hand for the eth ——— nat se your congregation thaniel Page, Gen. still very weak and requires constant care. ‘The | i? the house frozen as he was he would have | They will reproduce all such as they find desiras cron tei ee ed rang i They will Improvement of your people interest me 9 a rons es Jountess Esterhazy, Mr. and Mra.P. E. ther child: i i i i . le in this manner, and will send the squeezes disgusted and discouraged, much that I feel like aiding you, though Pea SaiS SEVERAL VERE £0 D | Ine, beer, fo Sarat inviting thems 98 the | ori, Captain and Mn Mr. Jease Blair, the | Par colds aud are timest’ thei lively livis Be Sara eam thus obtained back to this country packed in | wact 2 " — Must be to beta alight extent. T uve anda atie Pice. ab. : fund. These sums you will have the goodness Miaees Cox, ae ane te. : sy Jes selves again, Mr. McKee is still here. FATAL AGE OF SIXTY-THREE. =a ules will — tw be done is to| “Ob, your sort are always broken yap and al- that opportunities rw aeniee on yenotiod » EAS’ ¥ : aan and Mrs. ywood, Mr. 4 re os fnike - y r S a — > ~ Fontes Sone aii te 14 118k | orrctreables ne Chancellor at ae early a date as | Stay, Mr: and Sirs. E. C. Halliday, Mr. Among those receiving tomorrow are Mrs, | Few of the Grent Generals of the War Have |{o reproduce tht originals will abesitin cree | Mae wanting,” interrupted the offic samen mame 9 =. icyou uae, Sit seni Mtunadiond, oh 7 | Misses Mendonca, Senor and Mme, Hugh 8. Thompson, Connecticut avenue and Lived Beyond It. racy. It is worth while for any one to remem- | until Iam tired of it and shall feel relieved | Tace question in the south. At any rate, it these personal offerings by the proces ofea | MZ Wyeth, Col rs the | De Bales street: Mrs. Alfred Horton and Miss | prom the Chicago Journa!. ber.how this very simple process is performed | oo” seems tome to be of the utmost importance 10%, ‘Sextlonsiats oc tential or pe cther | Misses Fleming. Mr. Montgomery Blait Horton, 1226 16th street; Mrs. A. Kirkland | "the recent death of Gen. Alfred H. Terry at | in order that should there be occasion one may | “Yes, you look like a dodger! Dodging from | that if our colored boysare to exercise in their REIGHTS, Mesnms yonr sound judgement and charity | 8nd Mre: Picli Dr. and Mra. Hagner, Gen. and | Michier, , 1915 Mamachasotts avenue: Mrs. | u0aeo of sixty-three recalls the fact that | be able to obtain copies off hand of any inter | one wtale be ect eee edd ging trom | Mature years the right of citizenship they om AND. shall suggest. Miss Ealic, Sir. and Mrs. J. Wilson, Maj. Good. | nue; Mrs. H. St. George Tucker, Conneticut | hardly any of the great generals of the war | ®*06 Writing or carving in stone. don’t want you in thistown and the sooner | should be fitted to perform their dutior. im a. a : loe, Dr. und Mrs, Kindleberger, Judge and | avenue and De Salesstroct; Mra. . H. Stevens, | puwed the fatal age at which Gen, Terry died. eas eens ae aren Sie Sheri ree ee. fod | 16 California avenue; Mire a2 Howard Taft, |The years of their lives between fifty-four and HOLES MADE BY LIGHTNING. ci Miss Chenie, Dr. and Mrs. Hammond, Admiral upont circle; Mrs. Sutherlan ander- raf __ Ps - | ford Riel . Mr. tehii oughton, street; Mrs. Edwin Stewart, nt th ‘ | sion bills being acted on. None of the bills | {tims Hutchinson. He Eimatinsen 2811816 New Hampshire aventie; Mrs. J.F. Bar: | most in the history of the war. Among those | .piq youever soe the diameter of a light-| Hist reat Wests in Wier mr coing | FOS eal, dnores Cuavenaxn ee et eee Mrs. Stanford held her first reception of the | Pens “4798. De Halen vineee, Mea he | FeAdily named who failed to advanco many | ping fash measured?” aaked a geologist of a | you just Ave minutes tofind the aici rood Kea, —o season yesterday, and hundreds availed them- | Roeester, 1320 Isth street; Mra: Pierce Crosby, | Yoe® into what may be called old age were | writer for Tax Stan. “Well, here is the case dng to Tnaianapotis! ‘The Augusta Carnival. ‘The Persecution of the Hebrews. selves ‘of the chance to pay their respects. | Iris Conuscticut arenes ilrn Otis Migelog red | Grant, Sheridan, Thomas, Logan, Halleck, Me- | "s" ; ing. fitting | the man away without another word, | ‘The Augusta (Ga.) carnival last night was Representatives Cummings of New York and lighted, fresh}; one Miss Bigelow, 1501 18th street. Clellan, Hooker, Meade, Burnside, Curtis, a his countenance wearing a puzzled expression, ¥ . - ere ara fi dd the : By ig it | and in two minutes he mt of sight. I met TE YOUR MON Catchings of Mississippi called upon Secretary | ladies in their'light and dainty | Secretary and Mrs. Noble will give a dinner | Frank Biair and many of, perhaps, lesser note. : ow big it | and in two minutes he was out of sigh é ’ the sheriff in Chicago a week later and he at ‘gis an sulaby sons that are mot im- | Blaine today and presented to him resolutions | toilets’ added another element of beauty. | in honor of the Presidentand Mrs. Harrison od ‘ Shere no reason exists for adopted by the Hebrews of Greenville, Mine, | Mrs. Stanford wore w trained gown of black | on Friday, February 6. aii. i . at ey LOPATE. YOU! asking the Secretary to protest against the | lace aud velvet T smiling face and cor Secretary and Mrs. Blaine will give a dinner baits H 4 asked. Carolina. PLACE YOUL AVESTMENTS, Persecution of the Hebrews in Russia. The | Welcome to her visitors made their entrance a | on saturday, February 7. Nese: 0 Remember the temp who struck us Gat |siested, by soertogs Boute, ‘The PO AUER STECULATING | Secretary suid that he had received many | dclishiful experience to which all the rest of | ™ ssnator and Mra 3cPherson have invited Z yen” . < similar petitions from all parts of the country | .irurises. and pleasdres. Miss Judson of | dinner company for February 10. i th were it “We vou take the road the better it will tly and thoughtfully. Thope that in the Zou take the road out of it the better it will be | lig you, set. ena" coure of =f want ive myself up,” protested the | teaching will be directed to this end. Inclosed Smid ae 7” please fod my check for €25, which I con- tramp. in Mountain Rocks. _ f, you do! Want thirty days in jail to | tribute with Sut wishes for the success of Curious Tubes of Green Glass in Sand and - od and thai a digest of them was being made, which i i Se eae - Tei retsatemyes | Su he arwarded two the Une Sates mine | SUNNY, HN Noo garg ith aunt |The Mines ig have card out for Monday 1 ister at St. Petersburg and by him transmitted ‘of Albany, in white lace; Miss Hilton of onings January 26 and February 2. 'D_EXAMINE THE PROP- br hea Degiers, the Russian minister of foreign : airs. rhe tively early death. y Mrs. J. C. Breckinridge and Miss Breckin-| named had original powers of endurance and i Albany, in gray wool aud pink silk; Mins Bi : ERTY. ‘ ‘ ‘i i will receive Suturday after isted sical vigor, with an apparent strength of | heat, it forms at once glass tube COMMUTATION ICKETS AT $6 PER QUARTER. ————_->-—_____. wei g Miles, by lire J.B, Senger and Alcs Batbetdonat es] Cincy whtse’ should eve tasured, the, ¢ Pregame onenka rr caogareng Ho gerund METROCOLITS BRANCH Bo 0. HR Nominations by the Fresidest. sikSrith silver Draid’ were the uscful as well se | ®ife of ihe eurgeon general. Ta eae ERS gr gh gpg Nene appt rehome prea gwar — me, ‘The President today sent to the Senate the | Pretty assistants. During the afternoon Miss| Mrs. McCalmont, 1513 20th street, receives | bY the Psalmist to the life of man. ‘The years | a8 a stlowed i =o ‘ OF rates of fare. lent today sent Einzguerite Nolane sang esveral times, snd wes | Saturdaye, by which their lives were leasened in conse-| have been followed into the sand by excavation Unquasiiedly the ty for the money of any subdi- | following nominations: connineatad, Wy clbeun obaninte aiimoaeie * quence of the hardshigs of war are a part of the | for nearly thirty feet: they vary in interior athe niarket” : 5 p y y Mrs. and Mrs. Halliday will give dinner on | Aiciges which they lad on the altar ot diameter from the size of a quill to three ces. Marens W. Acheson, United States circuit | the crowded drawing rooms whileher beautiful |'yonday, February 2, to mest the Lord 6 i owed Pa) the ‘bore’ of Ary pop & ee judge for the third judicial cireuit. voice wus being heard. ‘The dining room table ‘ " Bishop | ism... or more, secording WALKER & SON, . BA s b ‘i of Ontario and Mrs. Lewis. instances, showing the extent to which | flash. Esa se EY Col. Daniel W. Fiagler, chief of ordinance, | ¥a* shortened Mrs. Joseph Kay McCammon and Miss Me- with rank of brigadier general. h vt Knight have cards out for today, January en aan Senate of caatanan oh Walle, | Sel Mier 4 celeck nak Meld w vas ciae | Febrmncy Coad sfromatcys = First Lieut. Horatio D. Smith of Mamachn- | every foot he traversed in his house. Miss Higgins will give an at home Friday, wasits setts, captain in the United States revenue | Senator and Mrs. Gorman's spacious January 30, from 4 to 7, at 1524 18th street. s s service. dence on the corner of 17th street and Rhode | Mra. Dickson, 1728 T street, i ann THE STE POY + Inland avenue was the scene fter- | Tresday, Man heen ne BRICK SIDEWALKS. SONr CURBS, GRAVEL ‘Western Railroad Agreement. Mrs. 8. F. Simmons will give a reception to- DRIVES ond SHADE EES furumbed The Anderson resolution directing the inter-| *°**22. } 2 a morrow to meet Miss Van Sedieder tang. ttontee state commerce commission to report to Con- fs Mrs. Spinola will not receive on the 27th, but gress all the information it has with reference | le will receive on the two following Tuesdays. il Ht iculas cau Bove BATCHELDEK, and G ais. Bw. ul 4, BP