Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1891, Page 7

“THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1891. Ls - The brusque and fussy im- pulse of these days of false impression would ‘rate down all as worthless because one is unworthy. As if there were no motes in sunbeams ! Or comets among stais! Or Cataracts in peaceful rivers ! Because one remedy pro- fesses to do what it never was adapted to do, are all remedies worthless? Because one doctor lets his patient die, are all humbugs? It requires a fine eye and a finer brain to discriminate —to draw the differential line. “They say” that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip- tion have cured thousands. « They say” for a weak sys- tem there’s nothing better than the “ Discovery,” and that the « Favorite Prescription ” is the hope of debilitated, feeble women who need a restora- tive tonic and bracing nervine. And here’s the proof —— Try one or both. If don’t help you, tell the World's Dispensary Medical Associa- tion so, and you get your money back again. You Can Eat QUAKER OATS Every Day, and Relish Them. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & C0’S reakfast Cocoa from which the excess of oll Is absolutely pure and tt is sotuble. No Chemicals are used in ite preparation. It has more than three times the strength ef Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroct or Sugar, and is therefore far more eco- pomical, coating lees them one centacup. Itisdelicious, nour- ishing, strengthening, Rast. ‘DIGESTED, and admirably adapted for invalids ‘as well as for persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere. ‘W.BAKER &CO., Dorchester, Mass. Choicest Breakfast Foods, A. B.C. OATMEAL (Crushed ‘White Oats.) White Wheat, ‘THE CEREALS MFG. CO. 83 Murray 5t,, New York, Sold by all Grocers. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. Casa On Caznrz. Bolid Oak Antique-finished Bed Room Suites, 3pieces, | flavored and toughened with salts of mercury. Sor $17 cash, oF $18 on credit. T-piece Parlor Suites, solid walnut frames, upbol- stered in plual or best hairclot for @28 cash or $300m, erect. Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS tor 92.25 | Can any man with © realizing senso of these cash or $2.50 on credit. BRUSSELS CARPET. O0e. cash or GSe. on credit. | CITY AND DISTRICT. © Fair dealing has always been the motto of Tax Evexmva Stan. “A dolla: worth or more in return for every dollar re- ceived” ia the principle upon which its busi- ness is condueted. Advertisers usually get from ten to oné hundred dollars for every one invested in its advertising columns. —E———————— NEW MEN AND NEW MEASURES. The Problem Before the Democrate—The Speakership and the Committees. The ta made by the new members elected to the next Bouse and by others who come to Washington from those sections of the country where there is the most political die- turbances—disturbanee of political creed s—in- dicate the growth of the opposition to high tariff, as represented by the McKinley bill, has got beyond the expectation of the most san- gine tariff reformer ond that every other lasue will have to give way before that of reduction of taxation. There are now a number of the Farmers’ Alliance men in Washington who have | come in quietly to get « peep at Congress and see what the body is like that they are to be members of when it next convenes. They all make the same report as to the state of the ublic sentiment in their respective localities. Bne cannot listen to them without becoming convinced that the McKinley bill has done much to destroy the protective «ystem. The dangers which the te protectioniste naw, which caused them to oppowe the McKinley bill, lest the le, being too heavily burdened, would revolt and overthrow the whole of pro- tection, appears to be very near at hand, and FOREIGN TOPICS OF INTEREST. Chief Secretary Balfour Says That the Health of Dillon and O’Brien te —— Questions having been asked in house of commons in regard to the health of Messrs. O'Brien aad Dillén, the two members of parlia- ment who are sentences in the Galway jail, and whose ie such , that it was deemed expedient to’ place them in the infirm- ary conneeted with the'jail, Mr. Balfour, chief secretary for Ireland, stated iu the house yester- day that he had recetved a detailed medical re- port regarding the condition of the prisoners, and that according to this report their health was becoming satisfactory. ‘THE MISW NATIONAL LEAGUE. At the National League meeting in Dublin yesterday Mr. Harrington announced that within the past fortnight 44,311 had been re- ceived—chiefly from America—as » result of meetings connected with the recent Irish mis- tions. J, Redmond, in a speech, said that if he chose to reveal a private conversation he had with Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien before they were put in jail it would overwhelm their oppo- nents with contempt and prove that the latter alone were guilty of preventing reunion. Not content with wrecking the party, their ments had not hesitated to attribute to Mr. Brien « malversation of funds. The speaker denied that (ioe Se alle in consequence of ty given O'shea divorce care. ended. he said. after Messrs. Dilion and O'Brien bad de- clured against Mr. Parnell. Did the McCart ites, he asked, suppose that men like Flynn aud Keuny could succeed after Dillon and O'Brien? ‘WHAT PARNELL WAYS OY THE FIOHT. At a large gathering of costumed Gaolics yes- terday an address was presented to Mr. Par- the wildest hopes of the absolute free wader are given promise of fulfillment. Men who come here among the humbier, the ‘lis- contented classes, in different parts of the country sy, of what their own inions are, that where but a short while ago advocates of reduced tariff had to deal very gently with the protection question, lest they offend men who thought they were benefitted by protection, the cry is LOUD AND BOLD YOR FREE TRADE. The people do not stop at a slice, but demand the whole loaf. They are demanding more money aud are making all sorte of,demands be- sides, but the relief from taxation is the one thing for which they ery louder than for any of the rest. ‘Ihe democrats of Congress see this and are impressed with the idea that they will have to bring m » measure of relief far more radical than they have ever before con- templated if they are to meet the demands which the reform educa’ ‘campaign en- forced by the terrible exampie of the McKinley Dill bas excited. This imposes upon them @ very delicate task, which they are already thinking of seriously and preparing themselves for, and the more they think of it the deeper they are impressed with a sense of the neces- sity of keeping the party united and devoting themselves to this question, leaving other issues to be settled as they may. They must deepen the channel and keep within its bounds the torrent which has been set loose. They are sensible of the responsibility and it is consid- ered in all their plans for the future. THE SPEAKER AND THE COMMITTEES. There is a goneral agreement among the sev- eral candidates for the speakership that who- ever is elected Speaker of the uext House there will have to be a thorough reorganization of the ways and means committee, ao as to have every section of the country represented in the majority, the south being represented and nothing more. The danger of a sectional fight over the speakership has been considered and there is # practical agreement—excluding from it, of course, these northern candidates—that the best speakership material is to be found in the south, and that to the north, east and west it isa matter of much greater importance to control the committees. It is, erators, 2 e- garded by the wisest party managers as like that the 5 er that the other sections will have the mak the committees to their own satisfaction. ‘This will involve a general shaking up of the House and an overthrow of traditions as to prece- dence, but the situation, the introduction of the new element into the House, the fact that a majority of the democrats will aot come from ‘the south, renders it necessary, and it is con- sidered as obviously the best policy for the party. ONE PHASE OF PROTECTION. Senator Paddock Thinks Our Stomachs Should Be Looked After. “Perhaps I do look well, but I feel disgusted. If I don’t get the floor pretty soon nobody knows how completely my ordinarily angelic disposition will be transformed.” Senator Pad- Gock said that, and his remarks were addressed to a Sram reporter. “If the Nicaragua canal bill had not got shead of it in the order of business,” he continued, “my pure food bill would have been passed long ago. Of course it ought to be passed! Who saysit ought not to? Everybody eats— some of us more, several of us less—and I have yet to converse with the wretch whose appetite was so depraved that his stomach demanded adulterated victuals. About everything we consume is adulterated, and if you will only listen to me for half an hour you will be in rime condition to eclipse the fasting feats of Kenner and Succi. You don't want to eu i listen,” ai ile of manuscript that bore startling resem- ace toa — “If protection is worth anything it should be universally applied,” Mr. Paddock went on, t over the dormant after spreading a newspaj oratory on his desk, “and our stomachs need to be protected as much as any of our industries. GOVERNMENTAL AID NEEDED. “Several of the states have anti-adulteration laws, especially Massachusetts. These laws are aviously crippled by federal inaction because {8 ie impossible without governmental aid to Preven: the importation of impure food produc’. into states that have fortified them- the best of their limited ability. The federal authority alone could do nothing, but when we combine the result can hardly fail to be grat sly healthful. As soon as Congress takes action every state in the land will meet usand be with us for the common defense. “This adulteration is an abominable business. Just think of men who are #0 lost to all vense ‘as to put water into brandy before it. A few of these aband rascals even add burnt sugar to the compound. You = drink brandy? Well, you eat bread. i, you can escape. but this Senate must ni do alum and sulphate of copper strike you as component partsof what is generally de- nom: “the staff of life’ There is copper ina ideal of our home-made butter, and macket the cheese we consume owe® a great deal of ite bulk to oleo: and its rind is ‘Its bad enough to know that our cocoa is full of oxide of iron, but think for amemontif you will of the indubitable evidence we have that vine- ith which we decorate the cold slaw—is filled to overflowing with sulphurie, hydrochloric and pyroligneous acids. facts vote against the bill?” ‘Mr. Lagana’s Missing Paintings. Good INGRAIN CARPET, 36e.cash or 40. on credit. | Gen. Nettleton, acting secretary of the % treasury, has written to Secretary Blaine giv- Wesew and lay all CARPETS free of cost and dca’t ing bin inter infe tion his ‘Leree for the waste im inatching Serurea, ing the loss of certain paintings sent to the Curterms are theessiest of any housein the city: | New Orleans exposition by Mr. Carmelo G. (aly 4 nal payment at time of purchase and the bal ance ip EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Do notes required and 6 per cent discount auowed ae tt eet ates crocaym's CREDIT nHovssE precy ‘and 741 Te we | Palermo. Gen ‘been received the United rom the U: of customs st New Orleans to the effect that i | | i | I nell, who made an appropriate response. He said that the fight forced on them had ended before well com vineed that nineteen-twont honest and patriotic people in Ireland were on his side, ‘The moveuent ogainst him emauated some of the lowest Englishmen, who were ignorant of Irish history. Ireland would not e Oi gle, not because he feared defeat, je, not because feat, but beceaselite ous ssa of peace. FREXCH ARTISTS ACCUSED OF DESERTION. During the course of interviews printed in the Paris newapapers yesterday several more artists strongly protest against French artists exhibiting works of art at the coming Berlin exhibition, They sey in substance that the action of those who have decided to exhibit equivalent to desertion, and is calenlated to further Emperor William's ambition to make Berlin the art center of Europe and thus eclipse Paris, which city now claims to be entitled to that honor. CONTEST OVER MRS. O'sHEA'S MONEY. The will of Mrs. Woods, aunt of Mrs. O'Shea, bequeathed to Mrs, O'Shea a large fortune, of which the divorcee expected to obtain posses- sion. but frequent public allusions as to Mr. Parnell’s probable interest in the fortane ha induced her brothers to bring an action to ha ‘the will declared invalid on the ground that undue influence was used and that the de- ceased was incapable of making a will. Appli- cations made yesterday relate to documents which Mrs. O'Shea does not want to produce, inclading diaries of her aunt, which are likely to show Mrs. Woods’ mental condition. ‘TEN THOUSAND LOOMS IDLE. Asslowly but surely spreading stagnation is causing considerable alarm among the weaving establishments of East Lancashire. Ten thon- sand looms are already idle and in Blackthorn alone 3,000 operatives are idle. KING KALAKAUA BURIED. Impressive Ceremony Over the Dusky Mon- arch’s Body. ‘The intest mail from the Hawaiian Islands brought the following account of the funeral of King Kalakaua, which took place on Sunday, February 15: David Kalakaua sleeps with his royal pred>- cessors in the'mausoleum of the Kamehamehas. His funeral today was the most imposing ever witnessed in the South Seas. The long period that the body of the dead king had been lying if state in the throné room of the palace was a solemn one. Religiousservices were frequently held during this time by the bishop of Honolulu and the clergy. The native guard have cease- leasly waved their, somber kahilis for nearly three weeks, and no Huin has marred the solemnity of the period or caused harsh wounds to fall upon Christian ears during the watch over the dead. me ‘The funeral ceremonies today properly com- menced st 9:30 in'the morning. when prayers were read for the last time in the throne room at the palace. Invitations had been iasued only to the I friends of the dead king. The bishop of Honoluli, assisted by the Rey. Alex- ander H. Mackintosh and the Rev. W. H. Barnes, and all the clergy of the city were pres- ent. A surpliced choir of Hawaiian Inds stood in a semi-circle at the foot of th ecoftin. ‘As the solemu procession passed from the throne room into the corridor the organ solo, “In Memoriam,” composed especially for the oc- casion by Wray Taylor, was played, und as the body was carried to the reyal hearse a hymn was slowly chanted by the choir of the Kawaia- has Church. ‘The litile procession passed down enue to the church under « naval and tuilitary escort, the goyernment band playing Handel's “Dead March.” the church the members of the royal family eptered first and ushers selected from the housebold officers conducted them to the front pews. When the congregation had assembled Wray Taylor presided at the organ, and as the last notes of “Brief Life is Here Our Portion” were played the bishop of Honolulu entered with bis assistants. The rej ir service of the Church of England was observed, and at noon the minute guns announced that the casket contain- ing the king’s remaina was being borne from the church to the royal catafalque. One last salute and the task of the bearers was over. ‘The funeral pageant, the t ever known in the South Sens, started to the boom of the minute guns. At the royal mausoleum the coftin was at once removed from the catafalque and carried within. ‘The bishop read the remaining portion of the Episcopal burial service, # native choir first chantiny twenty-second Psalm. The services concluded with the hymn, “Now the Laborer's Task is 0 OFF TO AFRICA. Mrs. Sheldon Leaves London For a Tour of the Dark Continent, Aspecial cable dispatch to Tax Evexrxo Stan from London says: Mre. Sheldon, the Ameri- can lady who proposes to penetrate into the heart of Africa, accompanied by a female ser- vant, left Holborn Viaduct at 11 this morning. At Naples she will meet the steamer Madura for Zanzibar and Mombossa. Her equipment is small and compact and inciudes a: ain Alarge number of ladies and gentlemen us- sembled to see her‘off and tendered her many Frank Jones, Hon. C. A. Sinclair and other in- fiuential democrats inimical to the interest of the republicans of this state. Each gent at great length, de- enh geno ‘and unequivocally every one of, ne. ring thooe periode heapplicd iss eplthets ene peri a the o our,” coward’? and “amandin of character to Senator Chaniller. While Mr. Guilinge1 the floor he appealed to Mr. Sulloway of chester to state whether Senator Chandler's legation was true that he (Gallinger) was re- naible for the malignant attacks made upon him (Chandler) in the republican senatorial cus of 1889. Mr. Sulloway, who was then a member, said that Mr. Gallinger was not so respousible and that Senator Chandler was an unmitigated liar. Mr. Pillsbury of Deery (republican) offered the following: “Resolved, That this house has read with an- measurable surprise and indignation, in the columns of the Monitor, whose chigt owner is Hon. William FE Chandler, Senator of the United States from this’ - commonwealth, benore og of the most offensive character against certain ptominent members of this body, who have been expecially honored by ws and by the people of state; charges which, if trae, Would inflict a lasting disgrace upon this body, irrespective of and leave a stain upon the fair name of our state. We therefore feel called upon to characterize the utterances of said paper of the 16th inst., above referred to, as either the inventions’ of malice or thé of one whose reason seams to t is therefore the sense of this jouse that Senator William E. Chandler ought to tender to this legislature either an apology oF a full retraction of the charges.” ir. At of Deery, republican, said: “Be- fore this resolution is submitted I'should like to know whether William E. Chandler ia sick, ‘nsnne or disensed. I judge from what has been ssid this afternoon’ that he is insane, and if he is, why notice these things?” On motion of Mr. Lyman of Exeter the reso- lution was tabled. During these extraordinary proceedings the galleries and lobbies of the house were thronged with spectators. ~ 208, UNUSUAL EVIDENCE INTRODUCED, A Pistol Fired Off to Help the Defense in the ‘Vail Murder Case. . In the Vail murder cave in St. Louis yester- day William C. Williams of Chiengo wae placed onthe stand. His testimony was introduced to show that Vail had been solicitous about his uA wife's welfare. Frank Bruehler, an expert gunamith, said it was possible for @ revolver to be discharged while in a cont pocket by being struck against 4 wagon wheel. At this point Mr. MeDonald produced a coat pocket similar I's overcoat. In this he placed arevolver and taking a small hammer tapped the hammer of the weapon. The cartridge was discharged. This he repented twenty-fve or thirty times antil the court room was filled with smoke. The cartridges, of course, wero all blank ones. Dr. Frank L. James, microscopist, was then examined. He-said that when a revolver was fired in a coat pocket while the muzzle was pressed against the lining the escaping ball would cause a larger bole than that which would be made by the escaping bullet nloue. The hole in the Vail overcoat indieatod that the muzzle was aguinst the cloth on the inside of the pocket. The character of the hole ir such a course would invariably show the: posi- tion of the revolver in the pocket at the time of its discharge. coat, which was produced, and stated that whi ‘Mra. Vail was shot the rovolver was lying o1 back in the pocket. It would “have been im- vossible to have discharged such # weapon as ail’s with the hand without changing ite posi- tion. He produced a large number of pockets upon which he hid experimented to show ths truth of his. theory. had }, he said, ere 200 experiments, all with the same re- sult. The while climbing into which Mrs. Vail was shot, has been brought to the city, and will be produced in court as soon as it can be put togoth +02 —__-_ A NARROW ESCAPE. Eow a Roanoke Concern Came Near Losing $1,000 in This City, The publication of a press: dispatch in the Roanoke Times Saturday giving an account of the transactions of K. tke & Co. of this city saved a firm of that city $1,000. The firm was the owner of a valuable property of a min- eral nature and had sent a quantity of samples to this city January 27 for the purpose of plac- ing the stock or selling out toa syndicate. The agent—one of the firm—while seeking a deal, became acquainted with Clarke, who o fered to stock the company by advertising the concern according to his plan, which, he said, was the best yet adopted by any one. Todo thishe required $1,000 for advertising. The contract was closed and the Rounoke man went away, promising to send the check for the amount as soon as the papers were prepared. The papers came in due time and on Friday last the check wns made out to send. Some- thing delayed it until Saturday, when the news of the flight of Clarke and the condition of his affairs was wired throughout the country. ‘The business man of the Roanoke concern had the letter inclosing the check in his pocket ready to be mailed when he read the telegram He had examined Vail's over- | in the papers. pei SaaS A Kleptomaniac Postman. John 8. Dobler has been delivering mail for the Chicago post office. Recently he began carrying away everything that attracted his attention in the stores where he left mail. He was adjudged insane by Judge Scales Satur- day and will soon be sent to Kankakee. In his room were found bottles of cologne and brandy, together with boxes of cigars and rolls of cloth. “He walked in the days of O'Leary's prime ‘and accompanied that famous pedes- rian to England. A State How many people there are who re- gard the coming of winter as a constant state of siege. It seems as if the elements sat down outside 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 strony. 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ROSENTHAL, separated tovether; causes speedy Urien trains see tine tables tobe had success ib business | removes family troubies. oa wed ie MG Kot mw. | tances udviog Ou Vanes, lve, ur any th Special attention of Tectcepe eeled for ana checked ak tite ana ven 188 SUSAN ANDREWS RICE, eo Fes —— “New Artistic Styles,” fh Fayecet Co. on orders left at Gok i Vocal Cite. Anown to ERT DRCOWATIVE ves ah AC pet E. jatury, Boston, Mass, Hours, 9e.m. to9p.m Open Sundaya, BECUNDAHAND PIANOS. ‘CHAR. © feid-sew2m poy comprinine ahuont ae LEAVITT OF BOSTON, Mata ©, country. in thar MMGrataate ss the New England Conservatory, low figures. “SPEC Residence 47 Hat. aw. between 4¥¢ ant oth fale a NO ARD HARMON}. fuptices wud tu teraus, EXNSYLVANTA ROU: = PORTER SP 8 MME, FRANCISTHe Wonip-Tmaveren | MOSTLY INsraliney Back BPLENDS END ART SCHOOL, 1115 17H ST. card reader and trance medimn. Life iven trom | gg : NY (Miss H.W: Kelly. 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Koon 10, wharf Mon. | sitraiiae ~ 7 rt Store. __%8-20" | ~ " ‘und Hawiey’s, 14th and New dork ave. Far | W ‘SHiNgTON consenvatony OF susie, | MRSy%,.; SNEuL, CLATRYOYANT Bt ett | 2zp TUuh at nw twenty-second Sear. Plane, | Jorn "Pd! Oct, Meum, Ca be, comple ELSE. Sane | ‘organ, Voice, violin, fltite, cornet, &c.” Free advan- ituent givell, SO H et. cone eT & taxes. O. BULLAKD, Direct = ELD” 7OOD'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 407 ou MONDAYS, THURSDAYS BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Weis COMNRNCTAL, SCHROL, M02, BICYCLES. Sa ceitiaaeetornion LULSDALS | pop Rane: Canentataee, ek coe ea vate Ser uber 8 last. Oniy #10 wiit le eh tor er Sok, Varn int. Clements Bay, ald, daily except Dunday: & 10a a. Soins tee COU) WOODALL ae rie sega a catia ath ie bee Se Ary, cc” eS A ras Noruxe Soronrso Asovr Iz. ae ie rorith sinerine Cat Wasitneton to Rgcheetge’. co OR mitpury, | por Wiican he : CNL SERVICE EXAMINATION: sUccESSFUL | Monet putiosiey | ys ‘General Manaaée. Grain, cacent Matarday, with a prey tor full information : experience of ears. 4 - Sehincton t Rochester, Stnetiy contidential private lessons in ail grades of (He doesn’t have time), For Williaiusp So out Klute 661059 om study. Special instruction to aduits whose early educa- ‘Yon bas b ition tor colleve, West as Leen eg parat ore. We Or THE MAN WHO RIDES A SLEEP-PRODUCER. (He has to hustie to keep up.) THE AMERICAN RAMBLI GORMULLY & JEFFREY MEG. CO., For port daily” 3.30 p.m. PORPHTLADELPHIA. SEWLORK AND THERAST, er | 7a 12:15, 210, 3:15, 4220, one oe DENTISTRY. LORS, ESTAB! cular. “8, comer &th anak ARNOLD WILFRIED MEYER, GRADUATE 0) Lehi bit “ripe Patten thes a t 236% Jath at Sih ai ctr Blaney reat tha le pk teen COLGENEE WAVY water! Sat full circular for further informa erences. fnogerate. ‘Address 1119 10th st. new.corcal, | [2 1801 COLUMBIA aise jer7-Lin* ‘Has arrived. UMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, beaut puts all others JFYANS DENTAL PARLORS, 7 NW. CoLo™Pig SORERREETARL OLE Dees bana and yal etn tsp Ever oan ne ae PIANO A SPECIALTY. EDWL mast, .. ‘Call and see it. SE" = pod ba pone} vapor tu j awe sens Reuisbial ec, cw ad Wehtge work st renpaite | ur dirwt master SHORTHAND, ome — Pony cubis terriave ac ean in fureeuvuths. Send for paniyhlets. students e. SAMUEL 5 pa aypdeeap pete obate ‘romain ouiyrewete —-4 : GEO. 8. ATWATER & 00., D' tol aS igMloven | ae vise marie 2 = 2824-25 Penn. s¥0__ | Preservation of thie natural teeth a specialty. 43itoal EE soe Sharp Practice in Michigan Polltice. While ten Michigan senators were absont at- tending the republican state convention at Jackson yesterday the democratic senators proceeded to unseat Messrs. Morse and Horton, both republicans, bya strict party vote, and declared Messrs. Friedlander and Morrow, the contestants, entitled to the vents. At the con- boquete. Mie. Sheldon eft in excellent spirits. ————see ‘The Selection of Gov. Foster Praised. Judge Allen G. Thurman, speaking of ex-Gov. Foster for Secretary of theTreasury,saya: “Ihave vention resolutions were adopted favoring a ure ballot, the elections bill, indorsing the Kokintey bill and favoring the purchase by the government of this country’s entire silver inct, and the issue of silver com or of sil certificates of full legal tender therefor. ere page ees Minister Pacheco Received. Hon. Romauldo Pacheco, United States min- ister to Guatemala, was cordially received on his arrival in that country. The day after his reception the commandant of Port San Jose apologized officially to a reprosentative of the Pacitic Mail Steamship Company for the seigure by the Guatemalan government during the late war of arms which of the rt | one company's was bringing to San Salvador. dhaesa oe Tocdoenatse:) ‘The Ephrata M; Cleared. ‘The mystery surrounding the discovery of hu- man bones near Ephrata has been cleared up by of @ statement of Dr. Silas Hertz, formerly a eae Re one Seca ee ry Sellege tol buried on ‘hs tran of iP se EY cD Sen egh est ie | Fe : | JLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, a = x. GUSTAVUS K. BROWN ma 11 3h Orgel hac vercopponite Sty post ote GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Hae Woved hie ffce to | Bb digs ai doit nd Gives the best Lusiness training in the world, the prin. . Goes Pennsylvania ave, * es Creok Lame, 72 ‘ $tbal bein thor. ysteu which’ rece = s0-2m* (Crown and bride ) pet 3 70am. and 490 p.m. doug, itealy 1a medal awarded for business fucation at Fat. Stock a aaik amos: ROD “Zengpei 22g ang a0 10am a3 She Worle Fair Gaeta Sar fhoroaen OF FOREIGN COATINGS, VESTINGS, Fe | "Fiat tally encent P00, 0-11 SO ana Shorshut ‘Typewnting. Aupual scholarship troni SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS AND TROUS- Cost of juaterial. at 135 Ht. on fo $6, Situations ytaranteed when competent. | RINGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO | ent of the Ccitmbian Uni /ASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Bag ot oan sec entalony., RNER, C.E..P ADMIRE FIRST-CLASS TAILORING ARE IN- ‘Open tron: October 2 te 2 or Alene erik ys Sw? Same og ae | NITED 10 INSPECT. ALL GAKMENTS C JE, STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, OTH ST. COR | Sm. 1 a sa 33h by GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, BYM. D. BARR, 1111 PA. AVE. AKEGUAR- | J) STARE TARSONG, DENTIST, OTH ST. $:08 10:0 and 11.40 p.m. Gn Sunday of 93 Sessions of the uew year bein January 2, "OL Bix} — A¥: Av seus Khe COMMUI STYLE | toruws prevents jain gn extracting “All Urauchest | 428%, Uti 0G? eum. Bath Ul, 8: po Rw se ol! Seutistry. At present location ten years) nuh | 2085p School of Business, Accounts and = a re 7450. m. andé5hpm Sheol a Freparior?Kiwlit scl "Wementary MEDICAL. &c. | 73% vod! andthe mouth. 400 apd 10-57a.mm, eet ecT ar Shorthand, Typewriting and Ph: = — = | runs eave “Alenanairty ior Veh Practical Petunanahip. ‘/PRORESSIONAL E.—MES. CAMEROR, | eld, ae . 3 ‘and Architectural Drawing. 1520 G st. n.w. Face Massace a ty a, 0B: ite acest tuner? of aay nee by. igaton Yo sive iwost prominent ladies of ond L144 am. 2: ibs: Meerions, “Write urvealf tor Mustonied aa tom ri Tat the, ofee, ENRY C. . '®. 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