Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1891, Page 7

. ’ had "CITY AND“DISTRICT. (&® A recently published work on “The Art RAILROADS. of Advertising” says: “A point whieh will af- ford reliable information as to the value of a a ——————— ———— ALTIMORR ane case Ratincke. ME MABRIED EVA TOSAVE His FRIENDS IX THE KEW For ean Cte Oldest ! ae s "Louis and Tndianablia, closeness with which fhe publisher adheres to! Cutun ue rhanRo the avewess atawm | Seale, exactly what they were in New York city 4 ‘ Bresbare wud , = his adveftising rates.” ‘Tax Stax invariably wit « [two a ee ne octagon tat Largest § ete frat and, what is of greater im-| Th¢ Philadelphia Times, which some days + the streets were in darkness becasse Witcivgtag and Way Stations 25:90 p.m i. ice to the advertiser, it charges ereryborly S 3:00. 6.38, 74 SHREDS publication as an advertising medium is the ‘ago announced on the authority of a close Cheapest ! friend of Robert Ray Hamilton that the latter | rent among the tangled and broken wires; the y/ Pe same price for tre same service. This few | was alive and in Australia, printed yesterday | ¢lettric cars have ceased ranning for @ like ren- POROUS PLASTERS. an Papers do! another interview with the same friend, who | #0n; the fire-alarm circuits are down and many = affirms the truth of his former assertion and | telegraph wires are useless. The damage to the The best THE HEIZER INQUEST. ‘goes at length into the reasons which influenced | telephone company is estimated at £10,000. Best ? st move a Mr. Hamilton im allowing the report tobe| More than @ foot of snow has fallen in the Attcock’s Porous Ptasters are the highest result of you can make, no matter what |™™* eet eht on the Amann "7 “*™ | spread that he was dead, The friend in ques- | Mohawk valley since 6 o'clock Saturday night. Ig: w ‘ bbery | Medical science and skill, and in ii i ‘ou have to wash orclean,is to | Saturday afternoon when Tue Sran's report | tion is A. O. Howard, until recently an ofticer | The «now is very wet; the treos and shrubbery A ‘ ingredients and method have have been breaking down under its weight. sca Pasie Baw closed at the inquest held in the ease of the late | f the Const eurvey im Philadelphia. He says | DX Teich PONS orn “set in about Solock | MEVer been equaled. ry car ine, 1 ion t try to get Jobn H. Heizer Dr. Henderson was still giving that Ray Hamilton married Eva Mann to save Saturday afternoon at Auburn and continued The the se d m" | .,FopNew York, along without it. Housework testimony. Witness mid that when the patient his political friends from exposure. His simu- | without abatement until midnight. The snow ‘y are original and genuine porous plasters, upon | 2090 | - * lated death for same end, but Mr. | was wet and soon loaded trees and wires to . ts will be harder, and it won't be |%* brought home Dr. Ford Thompson and | tel death wae p Fn Hine clearly the, con. | such an extent that the telephone and telegraph | Whose reputation imitators trade. The Evening Star himself were called in and they found him in a ives bey ing down in all directions, and = -. | ime Car bs et — 3 sowelldone. Theweeklywash | axing condition. Witness raid that death was | ROCHOD. | Mr. Howard. said Cant be ad » latter inrge numbers of sade. abd feat freon ‘wore Autcock’s Porous Prasters never fail to perform their | $s Betenteeyte Tvdre, anit ronctacts is BS a € vi e t ; ine.«| ceed from prostration, resulting from the In this le! wpoke of goi own ruined. The snow is now " * tl . is the sf and most firmly estal Tahteas couelabors, Teeleane: {iii trem be hal awen Me | omen wily the wire ich show in many | Femedial work quickly and effectually, . lightens your labors. It cleans:'t iteizer toragven yearvand he had no hesitation reporter. cireumfercuce. Great. damage has been This fact is attested by thousands of voluntary and unim- lished newspaper published in the everything and injures no- |in pelieying that his statement of the affuir was done to the large orchards in that vicinity. . , Sigel rtcet. Beeman Falling telegraph, telephone and fire alarm | peachable testimonials from grat thing, Use it without soap |“ i bd Ey She | vires, coming in contact with electrie light and : teful patients. $ Joaern JONEN' TRSTTNONT. groove which he has market out he will return coming For Rh ti Ww Ba sae and double the economy. Joseph Jones, another railroad employe, | %0 New York within three monthe. His exact | electric railway wires, caused much alarm. ‘The eumatism, Weak Back, Sciatica, Lung Trouble, | a , we aul ‘of what happened after Mr. | location I cannot make public. At least sixof | ™#yor ordered tl m4 lectric Ni aan —_ Kidney Di D ia, Malari < | Think a Wovlditbenccessary | fare evidence per | his friends kuow where he is and aru in con- | railway dynamos to be stopped, lenving. the city y Disease, Dyspepsia, laria, and all local pains, they to peddle the imi- leizer was injured. He testified to the com-| sant ‘communication with him. My late visit in ness and without r soa at a : h bi ee if plaint made by Mr. Heizer of bis having been | to New York was to arrange wome matters of | broken Western Union wire, in contuct witha @re invaluable. Moment poe pase os robbed and said that his pockets, both in bis | business in which be ie interested.” live electric light wire carly in the evening, set District of Columbia, having won the high position it holds in the confi- dence of the people of Washington by forty years of faithful and unswerving as P rousers and coat, ha insi t. i fire to the switchboard in the Western Union When you bu ‘ i 5 oe Wiy do they select names ending in INE? | There was nochain attached to tin watch nd | with ‘Eve Mares ia abe senso te Naguaintance | Cnice, The flames, however, were extinguished. you buy Attcock’s Porous Prasters you obtain the |T™ nx devotion to their interests, without _______#1_JAMES PYLE, New Yorkt__| the ring on the watch was broken. Witness | Sinued The suow and woot storm did mach damage | best plasters made. DOUBLE TRACK. Bi SCENERY os cork i = eae saw the train when it passed along Ist street.| “Hamilton seemed to be infatuated with the | t telegraph und telephone wires at Elinira and mitecgerhe STERL Malis. HACMIFICESs LetipMent, | Tegard to any other influence or com GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. He could not tell how fast it was going. but he ‘4 often visited her, | in the Chemung valiey. The wires broke’ uy- Beware-of imitations, and do not be deceived by misrepre- | mang reath WasiihG7ox' Pow srattox | i ae thought it was going too fast forany oneto step | He gave her large sume of money and paid ali | er the weight of the snow and the electric : ‘ GURAEL OF ori: REDE NRE an roltows. | sideration whatsoever, W. BAKER & CO’8 ot. the expenses of her European tip. At that | light wires caused great trouble. The entire} Sentation. Ask for ALLCOCK’S, and let no solicitation or |*”. jective Cars at 10-0) erfus deny John J. Hollis, who went ont with Mr. Jones | time he was a member of the New York Aasom- | *vice at the Northern Central railroad dis- mae Rae fast Line, 10-5 “Iaily to Chicago. Columbas to where Mr. Heizer wax found, gave similar | bly, and when that body was in seesion during | Patches’ office was burned out bya crowed | explanation induce you to accept a substitute, ant ipartel car Siasettivins ee testimony. ‘He heard Mr. Heizer say that after | the’ years 1s87 and 1888, ahe accompanied him | electric light wire. The electric car service fue cary from. Pit B he was robbed he was thrown backward off the | to Aibone, and lived together’ Hamilton | i# crippled and the railroad trains are delayed. a seat oe aoe Ee ee Policeman Fister of the ninth precinct testi- math Dakota. the storm that was: raging a fied that he removed Mr. Helzer to the hospital | ¥, 6, FE, Rapid City extended over the entire utate, EDUCATIONAL. from which the excess of oil has been removed, . LADIES’ GOODS. it ie soluble. im the patrol m. He told witness of the Aberdeen, Huron, Pierre and other points re- | ===" DI 2DS a ae robbery and said he could not tell whether the ‘EVs REARS STATE SECRETS. ting a very severe y The Pioneer IN WASHINGTON, NON PLAITING, 10C.TO 350, No Chemicals | win tire wuts ore “There were frequently diegracefal orgies | Press correspondent at Pierre saya the worst 999 Mas. ave, onawine ann paar. ¥ are used im ite preparation. It DIDN'T SRE ANY OXE GO OUT oF TuR cans, | enacted there, and much champagne was | blizzard since 1888 has been raging there since | 1 2BQ Me taiieh Hide Re eens uated ke ae has move thun three times the : gerd - A Saturday night; with little prospect of cessa-}| HELEN A. AAKTWHLL. ee se C. M. Lioyd, jlroad employe, testified | drunk. When men are under the influence of Nie th * 2 = M2.*. BRADLRY, MODISTE. 7 CST. x strength of Cocoa mixed with + = ploy tion. The Huron correspondent of the sam D , M lg N.Y., invites pat of Washington Starch, Arrowroot or Sagar, | that he was sitting on the front seat of the | liquor they say things which would otherwise | paper says the snow storm which eat in there gauait at MIS, PURE TUDIO, LEA Fa, infin, “Cootamen inate fn latest etgiee. Periect Ot at BALTIMOWE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. and is therefore far more eco. | smoker on the train that did the injury. He |?™2in unsaid. Eva Mann became acquainted | ghout midnight Saiurday night developed into | Monday. Wednesing roand Pridaye. moustate price, Cutting and basting a 3 for Kane, Canandaigua, Rochester and Niagara Patte ‘ with many state secrets, and bei: d i over Veurbott's Art Btore. ann ay co ce ee can ont | saw no offe go ont the door just after the train | woman, abe hoarded a this knowledge to use pg he — a \GROs CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, | WITTE SULPHOR BALM FOR THE Ow, canta cup. isdelicious,noar- | left the station and he did not think any one | for her own advantage. later on. Robert Hay | °"Agvices’ tree’: Lake City, Minn., state that 22 10th at maw. twenty ear. abd Pigzlon, 50's battle.” Wregh urepared Al Sobing, strengthening, RasILY a ve gone out without his seeing them. | Hamilton, in his legislative capacity posed as | force northeast winds Pare mpanied by | tes. . > tn . A tie ‘ bene x picest#D, aud admirably adapted for invalids le saw no seuiile on the platform. @ reformer, and was considered by the people | heavy saow, were raging all day’ yesterday. | \ = MERCIAL SCHOOL a7 EAGE aE ats jal Arms, dally. eacept Saturday, with Sleeping Car Dunday 53Ge-e. ne Tue Star is the Largest paper . | Published in Washington, with « ‘ue welll as for persona In bealth. E. W. Moore, who resides at Kensington, was | of New York as the embodiment of all that was |}. a San aoe 7 iE aes pabinzton to New 3 Sy fe —y also a passet o stant . ‘rom New Hampton, lowa, and Ashland, Wis., | s, pup ADIES’ OLD-STYLE SEALSKIN GARMENTS | For Williamsport. lenovo and Elmira at 20-50 a1 inting facil- - ee See ticket byent fy this city. He. teatifed thet all eR re Se tet ee rere rane, | come reports of heavy snow and terrific winds ness course pa to May 27 10 Ls poh ont shee ie roe aerem ems | jamaport dal? 3 —— W.BAKER &CO.,Dorchester, Mass, | the tickets sold are numbered. He heard that | not aticrapt to defend him and I do not blame | Nit is feared that a general blockade of rail. | Ji, st umce. COURT Y WOOD, Lis. Friacipal not attempt to defend him and I do not blame i Fi ities three-fold greater and better than —~—— | all tickets vold that day had bees turned in, but | j cans bone wteuturene. roads will result. ‘Travel is already very much yT} sax Ou Stunday. a. re gi ng Ret the information officially: Wit: | edge that ahe possessed herself of during those | “*l*7ed end wires are down in every direction. | 14195 PEEBLES AND M188 THOMPSON'S Patabilsuipeat, 3508 New Lore § fied Rzptceat Bahia Roan. Spm “Us: | those of any other Washington paper; ness was shown the report of the auditor and | SiSuisot discdoetion ta Altaee cas crea after, +e. —___—. y KenOOD FoR Gines and Gents’ work, of every desir Serse to Uava.m dally cccapt Sooner potny ops pode ron pel a = ward to good advantage. Ray Hamilton wasa| DAVID HILL 18 STILE IN EINE | genooi year tol aint ie wil sien Thetety, Oct, 1. | CAROLINE Lene a, LON . Cunuited apres with buuseas |and, having the full Day Reports tween the smoker and the other coach until the Lon sale ooaeamen wad be vers For the Nomination for the Presidency—Why | 7" “uvulars sent on application ae CHENG DEY CEEANIN + ae ap. both New York Associated gong rang ona = he went fa — aa einere them. When he found how completely he was He Consented to Be Elected Senator. iTV 12 SERVICE EXAMINATION; SUCCESSFUL ¥ iishneat and Dye Works Se Ga ae “Taste: 2 iy mh, . of the New bepond Piette heen, bo went i | be tne tale of his unscrupulons companion and | “Gath” in Cincinnatt Enquirer. ._. | Hirkcty confidential Beivate: lessons fe Mibott beine nitteds Ladies Evening Dremes a sper Press and the United Press, supple 'e George Nagle, who was brakeman on the | not accede toher demands, isit any wonder isha =e Re pa Pica wee wa Demiectel Preparetion ta cai Grate’ Goode tallss Soreea debtor a -" train, also gave evidence. He thought the train ‘ oe a oe ing to the | Point, Annapolis and ail eauinations Be 1 GARME: oP OR REY! Soule ie Sew York city.” mented by an unequaled service SANDERS & STATMAN, as running slower than usual. “At the rate | made ter Ks lawial wie? 2 PON" *4 | opinion that Cleveland had now no important | Mar’ Ws PLANS, Kies hey ination TLE NOOL GARMENTS, MADE UPORBIPVED. | poz" ity. TLS pom, week dasa, ALG. siriedes a SOLE AGENTS, farohe pte nes cryin ley yeah a RAY SACRIFICES RIMSELY. Hival led me to inquire of # confidential friend GAILLARD SCHOOL OF TAN a “Wan hw. Exclusive Special Dispatches from al. phe par RA fees ‘Att was not altogether on hie torn account | Cleveland who was, I think, upon his staff at . fice, office, 211 12th st: inal. scventific und fasei- Michael McGinley, gateman at the G street | that heaid thin, for Hes Hamiitos hed te her | AbARY, and who visite Washington a good deal, D-appicion & to, faves| PIANOS AND ORGANS. crossing, was on duty when Mr. Heizer was in-| possession letters Pepelcopr documentary evi- | "ether this election retired Hill from the ipatrartonts itdorme, ts tw sor: | GUMDLEOE MSIn Tua esidential race. andi jeading educstors of Europe | I dence which, if made public, would humble to | boump andi t ¥ GH KCHY, botabi sig that nights He aan eee t was on | the dust the’ heads of mauy'New Yorkers who | , T° ™0Y surprise this gentleman said thathe | *itsictio(aitaajaee) Daly chwocs and |” RRaKAtial PANGS. Fi prominent points in America and For’ pe = Creek Line, om excert Sunday. WWE Skoaxs, | ror Annaywilt, “720 and 0:00, a.m ‘aii fy. excep si Europe, it prints more and fresher 5 arp Sallam ap, dal Sunday. “Sundays boo. a Mat | Telegraphic News than any other peaw (hed could not say whether he had | 2OW stand before the world as the emblems of | thought Hill's election to the Senate had been GINGING CTATIAN METHOD). THE HARP AND | 5 re 1 Re Se aT Binns ‘i e paone ner | VET 3 ¢ seen him pase through the gate or not. Wit- | ™orality and virtue. I know that she used this | the result of his judgment in order to bring | ) the Italian and Spanish i bp LA SIGNOIA gis TH alt aA WASHINGTON SOUTHERN Washington paper can possibly supy ness produced a paper contaiting the following: | ‘formation to coerce Hamilton into making | him out of « provincial capital and eet him in | Hobe 2Ai-KAKP- B82 DE LOZANO. “diploune of me OF spurin, €58, OR : her his wife, because he is loyal to his friends, and School of Latneangea, oe ee i = eee eae F Ketan i, | and while be might have defied her and faced dis- | “8%¢ of the nation. San ao; Sas i Hi fee FF | ply, furnishing at the same time a reat cra Said he: “I have just talked with one of Mr. | MULE), BUD HOMME WILL OFENA FRENCH | Prize Modal Paris Exposition. first peemtums; by OF ALL DUSCRED. ; rane he | ae wish sicned sop rcs to P| Hills intina on tate aio ne | Me ce Fete ans | ele i et creater amount and better quality of fo take Saturdes, J4n-| vent it were pomrble, What these orets are | there ie m0} tho leat idea of Hill getting out of | Camecnow at201 Dt.n.w. __pos.ows_| Upiehdiascan etethernrearacnnt ot and whom they involve I am not at liberty to | the way. He is an astute manand has no doubt | 4 RNOLD WILFRIED MEYER, GRADUATE OF Local, Domestic and General Intelli- said the paper was given to him by Dr. Aur, ah Chureh, % dati: ‘medical oz , but many @ man in New York breathed | Made this subjecta close matter of Assembly Presbyterian 4 Haws DAVIS CU.'S PIANO ROOMS TO BE | 4! é Mutual Insurance Anociation with request | freer when he heard that Robert Ray Hamilton the dapopulnity of «tara rag agony ov Fi te tt ms ecerencee: | Five wad iipersitee ule anprecedentes teresina, gence, and a larger quantity aad that he sign it, but witness declined todo so. | **t deed: doney, which the Cleveland men ‘bac turned | “Sefimes “Wr eect | aaa soae DRTRCTIVE MANON'S PAILURE TO FIND A CLUE. was because of a threat of. Mrs. Hamil- y, ve men STEINVAY, CHASE, GABLER. BRIGGS higher grade of Original and Selected poor! Sg ened ould | Upon the governor's office, and had he run for Detective Mahon testified that be had made | sweet mene Mf a prcmizont New Vor: | Rovernor next year it would havo boen claimed | Gara Tee 70, TEACH ARY ONE TO DRAW A . thorough investigation of the case and had | politician that Ray took her to lower California | tA! he had destroyed the third.term principle | ie ¢Graning Sonar? j Jomone Gay and wrniny. Literary Miscellany than any papet in New York and that this would it at “= al ere bes able to fad anything that would fur the February after they were married. On that | in New York and the would destroy if at [apie aly 1916 10TH oT. Sw. Kener Soe. a0) Niatnhwent. | in the District. nish the slightest clue, except Mr. Heizer's Eratlc editions and’ ea: the sonaioeahip se | Larson tomers data: Bie Ey YHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. statement. Lapeer narod g 4 Ferins modersie: COkcelaes Men Ste TAcn BOR, Cc 7 right at band and a few ’ hesitation would Casa On Cazorz. , from , Praeger ubenns Menge peer Bae given it tosomebody tloe he has removed | Jaite? Mr. ops hrierngen sono md : Schedule in effect January 4. 1801. her, and the resul had the Donnelly woman from Albany to Washington city, where A. ST4RUNS BUSINESS E, 15 E BT. ‘Trains leave Union Depot, sth, Pad strente, —_ soteeacee ght have been fatal to hit, | the whole country can get at bim. I think he | /A. -w- Full busines, course $9, por ines = od to thetr | 10:47 ast for Newport Newn Out Poynt Comte ant 4, because he kuew Mr. Heizer | NO man knows hog keenly he felt he. diagenes | is Going to be. w presidentia. candidate,” said | 12g autbe: day” ad srentie sraions, private Pianos torent ry pepnegpelens READ THESE PRIORS. would that was brought upon him, and it was to seek | the old Cleveland man, and he also paid some | service examinations; new inethod of illustrating | SECOND-HAND PIANOB.—A Jarre aasorumeat ivi went to that lonely ranch in | Compliments to Mr. Hill, which made me think Depiheguing, Dy yuich srudenie evens Py, | compre 9 ‘Sellcknown make in, ths — a taper Nez Perces county, Idaho. Mr, Cleveland's strongest f1 mace jalgim™ gomez. ie AEN CLANS hemket ver . ‘“ those -b will be arranged on KASY Botta Oak Antique-finished Bad Room Baites,Spieess, | retuned verdict “that tho said J.H. Helzer | ayy ny OAPs, THE WHTNESO STAND Saige a STASEE method“ Dio was nw, “OCL SCHOOL SOSPREYRSTRELUES 7 shee dene ret TOL at hinwea | “While he was there he was, of course, in PROMINENT MEN DEAD. is ESABES 00. for $17 cash, oF @18 on credit. [raarsiytenoprber pint dh haart + | constant communication with his friends and —— Now York Horaig--Ms. ¥. Main, the Prankett, nas | 20 ______81/ Markt wonin_ ‘Tolece Parlor Suites, slid jwainat frames, upbot- | Uence, 1996 Sth, strest, from injuries to the leg | with his attorney. Through them he learned | Viee Freshest MeOalivar—Walds Mute. | (S98 ee es. 2 r ~ ins—Jo! be Telegram, New —Siepor Maine's stered in plush oF best haireloth.for €2¥euab or 6300n | Baltimore and on t of pe > ioe mir ane tof the | Palaopbel Sra Tall of dash and woed sounte jelo-tas? = i MRED = RRS ASD DANVILLE MATLOAD ov. — creat a jo preston: © | COLUMBIA coNsRRVATORY of wusto, | D) ee ee fale im effect JANU ALY 2, in, Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg and a ‘913 PEN: spy ante ive 7 All trains leave and arrive at Peunsyivania Pessen: Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for $2.25 = % central figure in railroad management for| AA¥0 A SPECIALTY. EDWIN HART. | | _From2to7p.m be phe ~ te . ena oF $2.50 0n credit. ay. carried thirty years, died at his residence in Allegheny S PORT HAND, D)® ie 22imataned and Reliable Physician, Heck. Ghose sh ibe. owt nics wwe: | Being delivered at the homes of BRUSSELS CARPET, Otte. cath or O6¢. on eredit. 3 is morning latives and friends were prepared | City yesterday of general debility. The de- | (> Acie Phonography in, al 2. Can be consulted daily at 464 Cot., between 43 and | fille eee ee lente. te F ani % eck eamatieaennaiaddadandaiakaata: ‘Memorial I ceased was born at Yellow Creek, Jefferson belpes gobs powtiin ‘Oth ste.n.w. or regular subscribers for the trifling ; > PA ay cc . county, Ohio, in 1821. When the Pennsylvania ema :B;*- | Prompt trestment. Ruan Sleeper 5 Se ee ey genase Let eeevpepere Compeny was formed he was elected first vieo Sion ‘COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, reso GY Og inser © = ‘ pie ar cee |= pnts ees eres barre for the waste in matching Agure president and also of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati | COMO“ ECOnt-bGm OF SOMMERCE. , i ar. cemnegts at Lanchtarg with Noriolk and Wes: | . % s Ourterms are thecasiest of any ousein the ety: mit , he simalated deatn, | 2, St Louis and all the other Penneylvania | iumytiayet ‘nice raining la tbe world the prin: | plication rated form of nervous di: | nea art the aout * Xeorviie: Coast |is much the Cheapest paper published : “The purpose for which he sim case . ‘office ined ay ee , 2430 3.0. ington amd Southwestern | . cake . eee eee cee . nas pen agegmainel He wae asd at | al hin death. rota nel tobe wrt | eer ate Ken, ma Neen | Hy aur pe aise | Smut ntiuinahPutinn segues seen | im the District, quantity and quality % ance in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. when brot it face ve milton me % a cl jare scharyved: arrives Avante " 2 7 in court she would either make a startling rev- | More than $10,000,000. ; ‘diseases treated. day: of contents heing considered. Nonctes required and 6 per consGincouns allowed | |The fancy dress ball given to the children at | cistion herself or have questions put to him | Hon. Waldo Hutchins died of pneumonia at eet Sige eno —¥- A Ob ali acovunts settled Uti earn the Town Hall, this place, on Friday night was | when he shonld take the stand that would add | the Park Avenue Hotel in New m8 most perfect ffir of the kind ever wit-| further to his own disgrace and bring disgrace 4 nessed in this locality. The hall was handsomely | upon others. It was not 8 cowardly ae. was ; 11:10 p.m.—Western Express rs wi se 1 | iuetinet of self-proservation that prompted Me. I ate oF ¥ vil, peauntony H Hamilton todo what he did. He desired to ber of the g j ale “Train Gnooan's save his friends. He hss done so, and they | which revised the fundamental law of the state. | ,Sbe0!_ of Freparstorr : ma. Bo know it. It is probable now tha the whole | He did not enter in the Jo service again CREDIT HoveRE, wretched will die out. Arrange until 1879, when he was elected by the democ~ , New Orleans. jobsite racy to the Forty-sixth Congress from the choo! :. dies” phi 3 — ae will eventuate in a settlement of the carl : . 4 nee uarseriy of mouth rates, to the sutistaction of all pactieg It may bo * : sndinight Seeious: “Write or’coll'tor Mtuatrotsd 0 posit Mr. Hamil for some time naire jucer, | BouBcemnens, Temuain in bie prevent hiding place. Ho, muy | d in Pa. yesterday | _é2s Hud Balas SPENCKE: vice Brineioe come beck to New Yor with his friends | morning, aged G3 years.” He “4 ‘and trust to time to live down the scandal.” | trouble for monthe with « diffizulty in breath- | FRIENDS SELECT BCHOOL, 1812.1 oan LORD, em X, 16TH ST. PAILAD! “It is said that Mr. J. 0. Green, son of Dr. | ing attributed to asthma. ee, a year NFHS: | ceealed contentna tal pee ioe al Norvin Green of the Western Union Telegra; le went to the oil country a poor man twen- oF ace ‘Principal. hours, $to4¢p.m | tree ot chanye. Hours 9 to 3-6 to 9 evenings. Ox ty-si d engaged ae driller AGED. é Cyachivune at 3:68'p-in' amd 30 por via ‘Tue Star's circulation in the City amasvit that the body found by? kis in & Upper Ol Geld Later Let took "en tetarentns MSs BALOW's CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND saeacemapaepiconesisen es : at 2-48 pes Nain ; river, Idaho, was Mr. Hamilton's,” said ol pe ae Rawls pater and a the pa on ry eR RY of Washington is more than three “He will do nothing ‘$5,000,000. Noswoon Eaton ae x ee rasa 3 el aod oaerare regs oth 100 hen times larger than that of any other GUATEMALA WANTS WAR, Belect Boarding a: rad hay Seed fot Young Laties 4 ng eT: TAYLOR, Gen. Pom. Agu. a a Recnget y gtgory She Unltes With Honduras Against tan | pranits Tnfo topsnicas fr hai tak etait POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. é ‘ ad : L Burford, Florrie Body atin of Rabon Hay Hanon. parestots Se ately out cad comet Sib SSS ae readers more than five times as many, Tr lady seventeenth century: Daw- | W#¥ you can say me wes It is reported that a secret alliance has been srscerned at Wellesley without ezamina- ry gabon Pune, is a ables, Sie. po; son, same cover tormen Bowie, Bod aes teen” signed between Gautemals and Honduras nui wren th certs or Nencced fete aoa | PROF. OLaY, gy oy tenia Sa nae of cable 2 Facsyse soa al lege erstaid Cn tone Biss; Daley Howell, Kato Greenaway; Wi Of ine to,$ : Z “Feciall gta, ~— Aacaloyer aid Wedfns ints y “burn wt ea . Proportion the Zest advertising med- : ee Irth Manis Laurie Dowden Little Mis Metod (Ofice hours 10 0 1 o'ebonk: Gf, earn tig | sopareh ne Fe 5 ium in the District. On this point lnddie; Russell Millwood, ; Viola Fowler, buttercup. In eff g te E tr ire { ‘Tae pentirz scnoor oF LANGUAGES, there is no ground for argument or Pittabury on the coast survey steamer Blake, —_ 723 th ot. nw Hours, 9am. to9p.m, Open Sunday” doubt, even. It is the common testi- at was subsequently discharged. Bittings, 50c, . 2 is spoken of as a st with « mania for ‘The =! Residence 47 Hat. a.w., between 436 and oth | WTS won WAREFT mony of the business community, and tere si Mona generally ar aad eiewing be (ACRRER OF THR Rot one ie maven | MCS Saran Soe fo fe eal ‘ slur val has asked the Guatemalan for —_ iebase— oe ae M™ ‘BUSAN anpanys, RICE, calaretoe TOG Re nee ee ee Maes Houra, "8 SCHOOL. 5 3. 7% 11th st. a. w., near @. 2 piper ec Misses bene caenie ee her per- frestment given. 58 H st. n.w. imo S COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS. MD. | Mf RAPHAL. THE CELEBRA’ os casa. eaitn ; : . ee eee Serer G atte! Note This Point i i if t il uf it i court 1: airy case. Guatemala is in, be. cere eed bringing her army 7 ae qi His ear. fe i i z ie He i F Bi ¥ [ a Faeeng ! Fu if £f § fl i aw. i i i a3 ‘Tue Star gives the exact figures of its circul-tion every week, and if Ilo farm of Mr: Jas. 3 ,SIDECLES. Fax. ZTLLED | cheerfully opens its books and press “Ai hana Yates ra ig? aj and delivery rooms to any persom — ssrived. following oficers ae iotuioda adios having interest in the correctness of its statements, so that its patrons hEpvaria jit al TOPHANTS. din nevansee® 4 ?