Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1891, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, - D.C, FRIDAY, MARCH 20. 1891-TWELVE PAGES. The Standard Cocoa of the World A Substitute for Tea and Coffee. UNLIKE TEA & COFFFE— GOOD FOR THE NERVES. The claims of cocoa as a useful article of diet are stead- ily winning recognition. Un- like tea and coffee, it is not only a stimulant but a nour- isher; and it has the great ad- vantage of leaving no narcotic effects. Hence it is adapted Saad CITY AND DISTRICT. No city in the world is s0 thoroughly cov- ered by the circulation of a single newspaper as is the city of Washington by that of Tax Evexixo Stax. It reaches all readers in the city and vicinity. It swears to its cireulation. ‘No other Washington paper has yet done this. DR. HAMMOND’S MEETINGS. The Interest Them Still Continues—His ‘Talk Last Night. Owing to the inclement weather there was not the usual large attendance at Dr. Ham- mond’s meeting last night, but there was no | lack of interest in the meeting. The meeting | opened with the usual service of song and the | invited all who ocenpied seats in the | revivalis CHEERS, BUT LITTLE MONEY. Meeting Held fn New York by Mr. Parnell’s Envoys. Mr. Parnell's envoys, Messrs. O'Kelly, O'Con- nor, Harrison and Redmond, held their first public meeting in the Cooper Institate in New York last evening. When. the last home-rule delegation first appeared in New York it was at a gathering that taxed the capacity of the great Metropolitan Opera House. The governor of the state presided, and the stage and boxes were filled with hundreds of public official well-known clergymen and prominent citizen: who subscribed in an hour nearly $37,000. At the Cooper Institute last evening all these’sur- roundings were conspicuously absent. About 2,500 to 3,000 persons sat in the body of the hall of Cooper Union and listened. On the stage sat the most notable men at the meeting, of | THE MACQUEARY VERDICT. ‘What the Suspended Clergyman Has to Say About His Sentence. The following is part of the official docn- ment received by Rev. Mr. MacQueary, the Canton, ., clergyman convicted of heresy: After referring to the finding of the court the bishop decides as follows: “Now, therefore, we, William Andrew Leonard, D. M., of Divine permission exercis- ing ecclesiastical and spiritual jurisdiction in this diocese of Ohio, do hereby pronounce upon the Rev. Howard MacQueary sentence of #us- pension from the exercise of the functions of the holy ministry in all and every particular, and in accordance with the above cited opinion of the ecclesiastical court, for the period of #ix month? now following this 18th day of March, 1891. TO SUCCEED MR. HEARST. Charles N. Felton Elected United States Senator From Califernia. Charles N. Felton, republican, was elected United States Senator on first ballot in San Francisco yesterday to succeed the late George Hearst, democrat. The successful candidate was born in Erie county, N. ¥., in 1882. Before he had a chance to complete his education he took the Califor- nia gold fever, and in 1849, when only seven- teen years of age, made his way to the Pacific and worked for a time at mining at Marysville. He soon went into politics, becoming under sheriff of Yuba county in 1856. The next year he was elected tax col- lector of the same coun- ty, and wae then sent to the lower house of the legislature, in which he ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS. If you suffer with lame back, especially in morning, ALLcock’s Prasters are a sure relief. | moowa and the southwest. __RAILROADS.__ pICHMOND AND DANVILLE RATLBOAD 0. R' Rinhut te ree Minti aor train inate and artive at Pennayivenie pessengay statin, Newpocion. Te ms eer ee == ra Rew poss 1 L- 1c orate Pullinan meapey Now York te Aliant Kowee. “Store gt tot kiars with Nesta tern ratiroad ft. oko. Brsto. Knosville, (hatte 1210 ay. Daily Wash srt Sout western Nestiinied Linited, between Warhineton and Atiente, composed entirely of Pullman cars, on sehich an este Fate of tare te changed. arrives Atlanta Dat. eee ond day ce store 24) p.m. Daily, except Sunday, for Manasmen, Strastuins abd thletinediate statious’” ee ee a | whom Michael Breslin, who presided, was thi nd furthermore, that if at the expiration | batt hero bana most prominent. John Devoy, too, ‘sat upon | of six months from the isth day of March, 1891, | could hear and be heard. the platform. Early arrangements for the | he shall not have retracted and given evidence | “If 1 should call at one of your houses and | mecting contemplated overiow mectings out- | that he will no longer teach his errors of doc- stop ia the wood shed,” said the divine, “and | side the hall, bet there ‘waa io outside plat. | trino, of which under the pronentmentaforeaaid If you cannot sleep, try an ALtcock Paster, well up between shoulder blades--often relieves—sometimes cures. Try this before you resort to opiates. rd where they served two terma. Sub- ently he was ap- ted ‘assistant treas- urer of the United States VanHoutew's Cocoa “BEST&GOES FARTHEST” to general use. The strong may take it with pleasure, H . ; # ss Sanaa ae peaking except inside the hall, | he hus been found guilty, he shall be thereupon mint at San Francisco — ¢ Sita Siewper New Yet | Fou should invite me into the parlor I woul! | where all who came were accommodated." | depoxed from the priesitiood of the church, * and vaefinally promoted | Tf any of your muscles are lame—joints stiff—feel as if they Lf certainly accept the invitation. and so I want | There wax an admission fee of 50 cents CONSIDERS IT a eirrreer tice ‘REASONABLE. & t i ti ith Mr. MacQueary when asked was not at all as eubation, se you toaccept my invitation and come forward.” | charged at the doors to those who attended oat eanerenee see) wanted oiling—or if you suffer with any local pains or altogether for six years. | iced wnat Ir, Hammond's cea hessos | 61.300 ws ieee ron tires Probably | backward in expressing his opinion of the vor- | ; aches, these plasters will cure you. j and he thought that while singing one veree of |” Smaoe ob sims ean dict, “Think it both unreasonable and un-| | sexarow veLvox. | In 864 he was “made 5 P ’ you. | : ano ia Nt i it | the republican candidat ngress in the i : . it any pene ene = After Mr. Michael Breslin had’ commanded | S34," Be suid, It is unrensounble because i ait ent, embract pact of ity San If you use them once bag will realize why so — plasters “Dear Saviour, now to Thee I fi order in the meeting he introduced Mr. J. J.| has devoted years of caruest, praverful study | Francisco and the three adjacent counties to a le in imitati ke allo From slavery and guilt: O'Kelly, and when he arose to speak there were | to theological problems, may alter his opinion | tbe south. “He was elected by 1.300 majority have been mai ion of them. all good Through tains from the south via Charlotte, Dan. 4 Lyme oury arrive i W aahineton ft Xt a. me jand the weak with impunity. Ping ticeahe moceseene™’ cheers. in six mouths ut the dictation of occlesiastical | Ovet F: J; Sullivan, democrat, and in 1 w things they are copied as closely as the law allows. Don’t |) Bg-Vax HovTEN’s Cocoa (“once tried, Peon renner ames - a “Tam here to win for the cause of Ireland | power in order to rctnin « ponition in a chute ee tested epst She ceese op ponent by the na be dk db S imitati aA HovTEx's Oo verse, he said, reminded him of » man | th, ‘that Seeek at sied | Which does not want him. It should have been ity . e tak’ an w is as easy : always used”) leaves no injaious effects on condemned fo die and the governor appears at | jt. boa oer roered oma ere = & clean cut deposition or acquittal, the House in March, 1889, not having received — oe ing peacoat = T= the last moment and pardons him. ‘The man r m cori o i ; errs been placed in bank in Pat ‘s ‘This sentence issimply an expedient adopted | the nomination for term, and a de Walks ont and people are astor gency or election fimd. Since the present dic | to extricate the church: from a dilemma, and in | ¢F#t was elected his successor by 51 plurality. ge : ; ank, “Are you free’ and he replies, pute’ with the Irish party had taken place j order to win for the church a reputation for A STAMPEDE FOR FELTON. If you always insist upon having Attcock’s Porous Prasters | afree man.” money could not be used for political pur-| leniency and charity: but every one who is] The ballot on which Mr. Felton was elected fs x “Why, then,” said Dr. Hammond, “should | poses, as it was in the hands of trus:ees of both | familiar with ecclosiastioal proceedings and has | was the eighth taken in joint convention of the and never accept a substitute, you will not be dis- | you not accept this pardon and leave here to- | parties. It was to replace that sum in behalf | read the denunciation of me by the ‘religious | ti ituce ‘The ballot om the frst. roll eall night free from si of Mr. Parnell that they visited this country. | prese’ during the last year can see the hollow- | °6) = ; x ; 5 appointe om PREVAILING PRAYERS. ‘Their mission to America was to ask those who | ness of such a pretense. Hassccke a saaieea’ a) peeeieaees pointed, nnn After the singing of the hymu Dr. Hammon t | believe in au independent Irish party and an WILL NOT RETRACT. (eee) - < 7 get the genuine (CHESAPEAKE AND OM10 KALLWaY ical men Instead of tex and coffee or other eocoas of chocolates tor dally tase by children or adults, hale and sick, rich and poor. “Largest sale inthe world.” Ask for Vas HOCTEN's aad take noother. « 104 the nervous system. It is no wonder, there- fore, that im all parts of the world. this| neentor's Cocos 1s recommended by med- Columbian University, Washington, D. C., Feb. 16, 1891. spoke of prevailing prayer aud found his text in Isaiah 63, 24. Speaking of the cases of im- mediate answers to prayer, he said that independent parliament to give them their help to restore that fund, so that they might fight every sent in Ireland and restore unity by wip- ing from public life the men who had betrayed “Retract, indeed! Why should I? What has been said or done to convert me from my alleged errors? I have been denounced and democrat votes were cast for White. Before the vote was announced a number of | changes were made to Felton, und finally it became a stampede, which when once begun was com- EDUCATIONAL jon and Louise tite, Palle Feces ys fupseluzers al") Office, SIS Fentay 1s ania avenue if he had noted down each instance | the trust re in them. prosecuted and condemned. ‘That method of | Plete, and the ballot was announced as fol- IN WASHINGTON. The PARRISH BAKING |e: ‘im: kina” ne "would ' now be|\ Mr O'Kelly referred to the Dublin and Lon- | bonverting.ierelics has. proved fatile for cen. | Ws" Estee, 15; Felton, 73: Johnston, 1; iw. FULLER, : STOLaa ; EO cra) Pusneneor Ant, able to filla book. Speaking of the meetings | dou meetings, where Mr. Parnell was indorsed | turies. It is an anachronism--a contradiction | Heacock, 4; White (dem.), 24. The convention | GUCCESSFUL PREPARATION FOR CIVIL eae _ F 7 hieid here fifteen’ years ago he said that a man | as the lender of the Irish party and. tothe | of the great principles of the reformation of | eM adjourned sine dis Z Rees etisae |. aa sede tn coiect Senusret Naot POWDER is much superior | cam to the meeting in the Congregational | hostility of the Gladstonian party. ‘Mr. Par- | the sixteenth century, which established right “SO CHANCE FOR A POOR MAX. | QT. HILDAS SCHOOL, MORRISTOWN, NEW WASTED Lapis cornet OC New Jereay Church, intending to break it up if possible, | nell has had enemies in his party since the be-| of private judgment in religious matters—and | In an interview yesterday afternoon Judge | 9 Jersey.-A boarding schoul 1 W iota te . Fe . but during the evening prayer was answered | ginning. When this question comes to be | it is areturn to the darkness of the middle ages. | Estee said: “I have nothing to say for publica- | Priuius' serun gas); hom aa meson oe ee tamed in Purity and $ $6 | and this man who had found the error of his | settled in Ireland some facts not kuown by the , the old doctrines lack facts and rexson | tion except that I was, defeated becouse I had | cust address Sisieh SUBER: way jumped to his feet and shonted ‘Glory to | public now will be developed, and I do not fear pport them and therefore Lean never be- P' i beoat |S STnIN S PUSTRES ae = - God,” and he afterward died still praising the | that the people will reject Parnell and his asso- | lieve them. ‘The verdict is unjust for several | NOt enough of votes. No poor man has a chance | A (FT ARUN ieas voune, aS fer nanth. etd toa : all others I have examined, Lord, Before that man was converted he was | ciates, What has Parnell done? [A voice: | reasons; first, it violates the fundamental doc- | t0 aspire to office in California. I do not pre- | montis “day and evening ecswons. Vrivate "aid clam fur ivr Lesinctun aid potute in the Shenanduab Vailep, a wicked sinner, and on one oceasion he kept | Nothing more than amy other man would have |trine of the Protestant Episcopal church, | tend to say that money was used for the elec- | struction; students prepared ior civilservice exam- 110 400.00. ¥ ‘i : ‘ ethod of iWustrating bookkeeping, pinkins : De his on the roof of the house in a storm. | done.] “When Parnell took hold of the Irish | which teaches that the creeds must be inter- | tion of Mr. Felton, but he certainly had with | ("hich students advance tapidiy. Shershend aad | fumsmicotu we. Theartily recommend the | ‘that’s the kind of people,” he said, ‘that find party its ruuks were sadly broken. By his | preted by the Scripture, not the Scriptures by | him the influence of great corporations like the ;, three months, 10. Dipiomas. their way to the Lord in these meetings. great generalship he healed the wounds and re- | the creeds. This contention of mine was ad- | Alaska Seal Fur Company, sugar refiners, Fed- . *. ‘ ‘Then the revivalist dwelt upon the confes- | united the purty. The shadow of the bailiff | mitted by the prosecutor during the trial, but | eral brigade, &c. The men who stood by me Parrish Baking Powderin sion of sin, and said he did not believe there | was in hoes aga cast over the whole land. | the oourshavenot infterpreted the creeds by the | #T€ men against whom there has never been Way Stations, 15.309. m. Ft yi t ares, MONDERS F “PRUD HOMME. ¥ LD, 421 tb at Prompt Dd Spring term not " n i Terms, twenty lessons, @10. Cail any di feR Lm was any one who did not have some confession | Who rescued the country from its terrible | Scriptures. If they had they coutd not have | breath of suspicion. After my defeat I con- | References Dr, and Site. W. W > Dit ; all cases where absolute | tomate. "“iritwaprivateconfession,” ho suid, | yocial condition? “All Ireland. that is ‘young | foutgt me guilty, msce the proxecutor did not gratnlated Mr. Felton on his, election and | betiy B. ies : ee P “then make it privately, oF, if « public confes-| snd middle-aged tw with us, The Ireland of [impugn the passages of Seriptuse I eited in | Wished him mauy happy days. Tam satistiod, at sh. Velvet apd Eeenins Puce AStus sab | ko 48:30 : Purity is desired. sion, tell it to the world. the future is Parnell. and the only element erprotation of the creed. and I don't want the Japancee mission even | 1 GAILLARD, tego SARGLISESLERCH, tonmeriy with A Maher and | nis" Rumtagn’ Saban sd whims eames ET ‘THE STORY OF THE PIG. spiinat vs s the dying element, men ee ely, verdict 2 correct. the =, Cua imate is good enough for one of Galllari’s original wetbed. the on!y be Matson) rieme, Paris ‘ | For Frederick, 11130 ay. 815, 132, 1630 a i ves and who will die slaves." {Cheers. shop, the prosecutor, the judges, and all the . son lentine ‘and philosophical prin M. BRADLEY, MODISTE, 7 OST N EPS FRISTOB, In the way of illustration he told of two Elgtop sie, prossenton sets a Rete corntrd Vy the unister of abi instr th 2PEADLEN, MODISTE. 7 G87, XE | "fur Maneestown, 110-400. and 15.309. ‘MR. REDMOND DECLARES HIMSELF. ESTIC most speedy and thorough. Debate solicited. Professor of Chemistry, also of National Medical College, neighbors who had some oe about a io ek wean ee. = prey He believe in the literal me cle in a e ULES Aoacie tt eriet tat | ROLAL BLUE LINE & NEW YORE axD but he was not going to teil their names. He . H. K. ond, M.P., spol 5 | ar kit the creed on ‘the resurrection of the body.’ a ebapteciesry into the charges of bribery | = T feel perfectly at home here because | The prosecutor admitted this contention also, | * freely made wi salts THILADELPHIA | Por New York, Trewtow and began by calling them Mr. A. and Mr. B., but | Said in the past few days with 4 . « twenty-necond NTON FISCHERS 10:00," "72-00" a. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. before he concluded he mentioned the names | looking around I see faces with which I was pat. intelligent person believes that * ms Hea to the United fer Reerstasiesls has at Hoa = A’ Lishinent and Dye Wi + —— Adams and Brown. familiar nine years ago, when I was here tirst— | body which has lost a leg or an arm, for in-| last been commenced. investigation is and Genie Gary W. BAKER & C08 His story was that Mr. Adams had nine pigs | faces of the men whe made. this Parnell move. | stance, will at the last day be resurrected with- | being conducted by a joint committee of the Sty ice penne’ eee Renee | te tae and Mr. Brown bad a garden where the pigs | ment of today. 1 was told when I came here | out its arm or leg. Yet, if the crecd be liter- | legislature. A score ‘of witnesses were ex- wi for and delivered, “iv | yan used to go and root up the corn. One day Mr. | to prepare for the cold shoulder from some of | ally construed, we must believe that the very | amined by the committee at its sitting Wedne A LEWOOL GARMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED, Brown threw « stoueand killed one of neighbor | my countrymen here. [No.] I guess we can bouts that was buried will be resurrected. day night, “Among those who testified was Mr. oA dyed savou params Ginek Adams’ pigs. The best way to cover | gct on without those people. If the n| “It this verdict is correct, the church should | Estee, one of the aspirants for senatorial hon- a FISCHER, = py fomwhichthe excessof oil | ny the pig, he thought, was to bury it, which | fete who eanaee give thousands of dollars | set up an inquisition to Lunt out the-heretics | ors. ‘He denied all nowledge of money being == eens MO: Gt. Hw has been re ¥ he did, and then Mr. Adams inquired about the | there are men who gave their liberty frecly for | and bring them to justice. The woods are full | used to influence members of the legislature in ah eee * —— a & ibert; 6 6 5 > Is absolutely pure and i the love of their country. From this very | of them, including the bishops and ecclesiasti- | favor of any candidate. The committee de- __PIANOS AND ORGA At te soluble. eighbor Brown told him that he did not see | platform I spoke, in this very hall, and then I | cal dignitaries who reject our materiai resut meres = = cided not to reveal the contents of the package kill the pig, but Adams said that nine pigs | declared myself an independent irish nation- | rection. This verdict condemns honesty an¢ | found in the library of the state capitol, said oe ee . No Chemici went through the fence aul only eight’ se-| sintand felienec of Che tee oir ents | condid specch ater eal foocee hypocrisy. to havea bearing on the alleged corrupt use of | ‘To Rese BPN? SURE eRe ET ue Leapixe [xsrreweszs. FExcent bung. “Daily. sunday andy. are used in tts preparation. It | turned. Both men were members of the «ame Sais ‘wiawuae mteas DOGAA NOR TRUTH CONSIDERED, 1 SAYS. money in the senatorial fight. It was believed, Modern Lancuaces BEOKER BAOG.* Praw hin ae he YF --4 has more than three times the | chnrch and that one pig caused a whole lot of ‘ es eee ae “And why have I been condemned? Not be- | Bowever, that the documents contained in this Ee eee, siheemeees strength of Cocos mixed with | trouble and scandalized the cause of Christ. | At this juncture Mrs. Purnell, the mother of marl desinal is Sree seentor | package would be read before the committee at Apphicatic WEBER PIANOS. Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, | There was an investigation and Brother Brown | the Irish leader, entered the hall and the audi- | C#¥8e I denied the truth, for the prosecutor | today's sitting of the committee. SALURDAY, MARCH 14. i — jj 224 is therefore far more eco- | was forgiven. All hands got on their knees and | ence rose and cheered her. took particular pains to impress upon the court a pee Sa RIGA aA FISCHER Ftanoa. ME GREAT : nomical, costing less than one | after Bro. Brown had been called npon a num-| Mfr, Redmond, éontinuing, waid: “After these | that its daty was not to consider the truth of| FOREIGN TOPICS OF INTEREST. ake peivase tater be ths teteerial Beauty ot etic: ESTEY PIANOS. TO THE NORTH, MEAT AND SOUTHWEST. centacup. Itiedelicious,nour- | ber of times to pray he said: “There's pig in | «ix years [ say Jam still an’ independent Irish | ™¥ Views, but simply their conforuty to dog- ———— ‘Author of **The Meisterschatt sy stem, ESTEY ORGAN: DOU BL eat ishing, strengthening, Zasizr | the way.” representative, sustained by no English opin- | ™#* formulated in an age of superstition and | Making Preparations for Queen Victoria’s 416 Kate nw =e Gneane. Sree QULPMENT. DioESTED, — admirably adapted for invalids —— —e, La Dr. eee a ion, but influenced by what the people of my fgnoranes. . q a . Stay at G: HOF, PAUL VOINOT. DIFLOME. {UNI RENTED AND SOLD ON INSTALLMENTS. as well as for persons in health. peo] ould confess their . I wonder if | ¢ ; to de. 2 y fe You talib) the Ainsipline Aud cemiehi easne. v France, will accept a limited number 0 ad Ragnar gets % Enylof you have dead pig in the way? he | everything concerned in the aired eres Chen | iu the Episcopal ministre’ wes aad. ‘The Duke of Rutland started for Grawe to | fuplle sha.wish te Signin the Dare Farina sera priser sient l asked. “If you make a thorough search 1 guess | they elected Parnell.” “Tshall not. I have already written my res-| make everything ready for Queen Victoria’ neste es RIC: NEI in all wrades of xt SANDERS & STAYMAN, FRANK BUTLER, Manager. most of you will find « pig in the way some-| “ihe speaker read from speeches by McCarthy | 1¢nation therefrom aud will send it to the | stay at that place. ‘The queen leaves for Grasse |S where. and Healy professing fi ‘ituiness “to Parnell, | bishop immediately y ination on the 22d and will remain until the end of | Sc"! preparation. 1uil information - experience uf ‘After sovers) other illustrations wero_given | 3d Healy professing, faitht eee | “heh email sun uediet: Tieden’ | ™ ; Fears. Speciat anstruction toadulte whosecariy educa, . - Filing to Colman an invitation was extended to the Christians to | tnd Healy were worthy of confidence « "Ate | that you will enter the Unitarian church.” | April. ‘The hotel, which has a superb view and Yolnte Annspolisapd ail ertatnstous, ‘Send tor ct. =e 630 pam, daly Partor Car We rise and sing “Take Me,” and fully one-balf | Pry iteytinen re os eee ieee | ly a Unitarian,” said Mr. | magnificent air, will be entirely oceupied by | cuir SORE ERAS! Segmumgtions: ad tor cir as © Se Omaanie we tekken arrisiuny “and ‘Slesiing Gare Harrisur the congregation arose and took part. be forgotten? [Never]. The very hypocritical , Ido not deny the divinity | the royal honsehold. A British squadron a1 es paisa rue. tot s, hicapo. and Cinctamest, Many persons remained at the inquiry meet- | men who are fight g ut that is one of the ‘few churches ing and there were several conversions. Pastor | the light of pute criticiou sewn on theme | Which allow liberty of thought and speech. “I FONE TO DRAW A rived in the Gulf of Jouan Wednesday and will TSS ; Fak oF Western Papreme | lessons. ‘No knowl | FJALLET & DAVIS PIANO AGENCY To BE) Ox" WhA c | ; = ee closed. Positive, imperative and unprecedunted pecting daily et Harish | Jones of the Tabernacle, where the meetings | eng spore buble cr shall enter any church that will give me work | T™msin there during the sojourn. of the queen. afer | Rants on thoes celcirated high grade panos Ouly | Sor" Psueydis: sau" Menate Palace peas are being held, also took’ part in the meeting | Parnell's boots, We are willing to leave tothe | 40d liberty to preach the Gospel of Christ ac- | A French squadron has algo arrved to do honor hie ae soli” | Seinen Bacnmot and Char ; Serra | py, 3 date at the sweet, with ts w . PEE rie atone ieeper te Batabune, aad BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAI AD and said words of praise for Dr. Hammonds le the question as to’ whe hus been the | Cording to the dictates of conscience and rea: good work and told of the large number of per- | Mock faithtdl to the cates of leelund and not reqi A delicions Tonic! Sip the Cordial and eat the Rock! | sons who had been converted. Cures Couchs, Lang Troubles, Indurestt: &e. Pure Old Medicemal Rye, Pur to her majesty. The Empress Frederick will und not require me to believe the exploded | not go with Queen Victoria. She returns to ‘esol ice Pruett is fol- | tTaditions of the elders. Next Sunday I preach is ‘Tonight it is expected thata Washington lady | lowers were adopted © uC 4nd hie fol-| ye Independent Congregational Church, in | C@fma2y after the most eventful journey in i" 0 For Kane, Cauauiaiun, Kocbester aud Niagara Palle wre Rock Candy ; : Y <3 t her history. The queen will have with her at H ; | inlly eacent & ign. jcinal Bye; Pure Rock Candy and will tell an interesting story of her husband's 1a oa Jamestown, S.¥., the following Sunday Leather | Mer history. The q Prin | _Ofice hours: 10:t0 1 Yo me: | ten bate. Coxmataires end testhester deity tor Bat. mh}-tr conversion. expect to be in Toronto, Canada, and on the 5th | Grasse Prince Henry of Battenborg and the Prin- | _Oficet Pra taken in exchange. oul; taloend Navara daily, except Saturday 0.00 p. ae Mr. Harrison | was indisposed, but spoke | and 12th of April I will preach in the Unitarian | ces Beatrice, ‘The German kaiser will be pres- | P)EAWING AND PAIN r Jan take the . FT ertticismith Sleavine Car Wasi Th ete ANACOSTIA. briefly. An appeal was made fo: fonds, and | Church of the Messials, in Chicago.” ent at Bucharest, with the Austrain emperor, at | ett” AEP Mactathater jt __ PFEIFFER & COXL! r aa “ally, cucept oturiay, ette Bless Oe, branch No. 8 of the Irish Nations! League MR. M QUEARY RESIONs. tr pelebration of the twenty-fifth anniversars | 1)" Oops COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 407 EAST | SUEINWAN CHASE, GABLLK. BMIGGS' PIANOS, jechinctw to Rochester. SIGNS. aso" 5 7 OC y A b. 407 oliaus ior sale i oe 2 5 BEECHAM’S PILLS Opa PIRSA PTH turned over the $500 in its treasury. Other | Mr. MacQueary has written to Bishop Leon- | ° the accession of King Charles of A) Capitol st. 200 Pupils enrolled since me DMS Muse fore, — | *aaiiy ence hates’ oe — re ene Anacostis Tent, Independent Order of Rech- | subscriptions were announced. Seven baskets | ard, tendering his resignation from the ministry pera ei caprae pl Eh eas epee RS pet Paceve._| For Willisnport daily? 3.30 p.m. | A WEAK STOMACH. abites, at their last meeting determined to hold | passed around and were filled with bills and | o¢ the Episcopal church of the United States, A Berlin dispatch says that the kaiser and | Join at once. COUR ;OOD, LL. K oK PORPHILADELPH. 0 memorial services in honor of deceased mem- | Coins. fisks that it be accepted and that steps be taken | Chancellor Caprivi are very much stirred up | 9% — caer xs é 25 Cents a Box. bers next Tuesday Messrs. Benoni Milatead, - O'CONNOR DEFENDS PARNELL. at once for his deposition. He wrote: “There | Over the unpleasant position in which the | (O-UMBI4, CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ER Oe re at tit. Game 8. R. Mundell and J. W. Jackson were appointed | John O'Connor, from Tipperary, was the | is not the slightest probability of 1 young wife of old Prince Reuss, the Germar; | PIANO A SPECIALTY. EDWIN HART. a P New York, 0:40 a. eo 5 & committee on arrangements. fourth speaker and was warmly welcomed. He ! my alleged errors. On the ‘contrary, ¢ | ambassador at Vienna, has got her husband, | 22%" __ Princival. | UNEQUALED INT nH, WORKMAN Tre only. Limited Rexprese with —_ A SPIRITED FOX HUNT. said he saw around him old friends from the | Very reason to believe that further investiga- | by insulting the son of the Roumanias, min. ORTHAND ES ery FOR PHILADELPHIA ONL DI coe bears. oil = me Phonosraphy 'n sixteen easy lessons. Pro- | | Special attention of “Purchasers” is invited to their One of the most spirited and successful fox | hillsides of Ireland, and men with whom he had | 9% Will simpiy contirm my present convic- | ister. It is difficult to see how Prince Heuss | myAciue Phonowraphy ns tesa ot SHORE: | Fast expres 10u.ts. week days sued 4p-m. Aap, 3 m.- r Send for pamphlets. Students | ‘*New Artistic Styies," finished in desuens of lrunts of the sonson was run yesterday near | sorved terms in prison. He gave the lic to | “0 can avoid fighting a duel now that the Rouman- | helped to obtain posit nx taucutiree to | EST DECURATIV VEAKT. Panos tor rent : : ry 5 = only, 5 40 p.m, eno red brush were token. we participating | ™We- The Irish people will never submit to THE KAIs prince 1s a general in the Prussian army, and | (OLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMER country, in thorough repair. will be. out at eee een chet, Gladstone. Ir Saaea could not retuse the challenge without incur- | Gives the Lest Lusiive srainini is the he pein. | in prices and iu teraue. hac Will s- Parnell retiresi$ will be in favor of am Irish | Reports Frevall That It is ine Shaky Oon- | C0 sn charec of cowardion, On the eter | choles ne ee ee Cee es | GORTELY VRE ERED IER an po meeanenn RADE chief. tae sean ; dition, hand, he is uot a man of fighting disposition | the ply fold medal awarded for business education at ae - Arthur B. Suit, Clagette Wood. Thomas Wood, | yealing his conversation with Gladetine.. Me, | Serious reports are current in Germany about | aud prefers a quiet, easy life, from which the | bonter ttanae, Pecks, keri. MER thoroweh | _ a6 = Nye Worthington, John J. Fi aher, Pep Be O Connor scored Mr. Gladstone severely for his | the mental condition of the emperor. As it MEDICAL, &e. lively temper of his wife is continually drag- | Shorthand aud Tyyewriting. Annual scholarship trom nmeasen : him, Itis even said that there isa story | §5,{0890;, Situations waranteed when competent. a 7 refusal to treat with the Irish parliamentary | would be a criminal offense to say anything | 8", y Prank Duvall, Wm. Duvall, Mr. Hall, Mr. | Party as long as Parnell was the leador of aBrglipeifed lone in the chase were as follows: Mis Sallie Worth | jow hucures. | SPECIAL CEMENTS offered both ington, Miss Mary Duvall, Miss Minnie Duval, | Miss Minnie Naule, Miss Alice Messrs. Tite oF cail tor catalogue. am. 1 3.15, 3.30, 5:46, 6:00, 7-40, 10-00 and 11 i ‘ ing | similar to that of Joseph and Potiphar's wite | “as CK-URNEP.A.M..C.E..Prin. = = prey Re i Case On Cacort Edelin, Mr. Dooley and several others. ee ae ae ttaraaall ras the leader of it | openly on the subject the expressions of opin- | behind the amamosity bf the princses toward Ss * cr | Dy eascs Rbcumsetion Flee bad Rane eens | Paneer ceee ean stl G0 pa. any, THE ANACOSTIA CADETS. Posen ts PP 'y English | ion are ambiguous, or meaning is conveyed by | the young Roumunian. x tion, Dy sent 20 and 9:00 a.m. 11:50and tery, | For As polis, ‘ eng Sessions of the ear begin Ji Is. e a = ‘The Anacostia Cadets met Wednesday night | Mr. O'Connor closed with an appeal to the | Winks andilence. Certain it is, however, that THE COMING CONTEST IX CORK. Se Teuarautecs tort ot 608 | 82pm ne Seniar Sem are the sub-| It is definitely stated that Mr. Parnell will | S¢b0olof Business, Accounts and for eh cave of Fueuuuating. Garalsae OF Biel rau! at the residence of Sergeant Charles E. En- | patriotism of all Irish-Americans to. support | the emperor's mental peculiariti agg ee ee twiste and elected Master Leo Gertman to | their old champion. ject of the gravest apprehensions, and that he | resign and offer himself to the electors of Cork Reepit G's nw Book kee! q mubarihigin the company. Saunt Wa Sof PLEADING FOR HER SON'S CAUSE. is observed with anxiety by his own servants, | and people are again beginning to turn their fetes of Shortnana, Zrpewrtne and Puonograph D'S,.24RBEE ND, chowen en ie F — company A. under command of Lieut. Arthur | There were loud calls for Mrs. Parnell, who | and with watchful curiosity by the representa- | eyes toward the situation in Ireland. The Mc- Rcbool Of Citi Service SR ene | positively and permamentiy’ care’"im shock thine Jans, ft 2050 Euo and headed by the Junior Drum Corps, | came to the front and made a vigorous speech, | tives of foreign states. Carthyites say they are delighted, but do not | Yearly. auarteriy ormonthly installnent rates, Day | Sientilic electrital and iedical treatinent) ail wervous | ql0-OOP- 24. Feild Oak Antiqne-fintshed Bed Room Suites,3pieces | paraded through the principal streets. The | reminding her hearers of the faithful services ‘These peculiarities have taken their alarming luok it. So many priests are flocking to Sligo fiud night sessions. “Write or cail for illustrated an- aes, oaeee “pizhaustion, speriuatorehies. im | Ace! om F —— Sietiieidiaetekente. Siete will meet next at the ome of Private | or ner son for Ireland; that he was to be cred- | form since the failure of the Empress Fredo | tbat their numbers attract attention and are HENRY ©. SPEN' i ro = * | For Kichwiond’ and the south, 4:30 and 10.570. : CER. LL.B., Principat. | Stoumeli. liver anil. Kidney. troubles, fei : | th. - Milton Fillius of Monroe street. : 4 7 pry . the subject of irreverent remarks. The Par- SER Vice and all diseases of the genito- daily, Accommodation 4.05 p.m. week days, ef 7 it to Paris. er ar-| 426 MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal. unbary ores vi 7 “piece Parior Suites, solid walnut frames, aphol- aah YOu Wandatienn ankaax. ited with the safety of Ireland today. She felt | ick’s vixit to Paris. Before that, when thi vanbington tO, ROLO- eists, pliysicians and sunzeous, 417 11th st. n.w_, ES v. ot. es i 1to8 y ation : ‘Tras leave Alexandna tor for Ireland as if it were her own home, and she | went smoothly the kaiser was demonstrative | Hellites claim to have received encouraging ad- 205 Be Conenliation free. re a Sa, 10 Wey te ae ee Sako ; fe . i a i vices as to the prospects of their env DROFESSIONAL MASSAGE —MES. CAMELON, | 510,005; 7 2, 40-00 and 11:98 pm. stern in plshor best ninelothfor #2Meaah orden) A seventeen-yeur-old colored boy named | closed by reciting « bit of familiar pogtry. | and arrogant, but no more so than was ex-| Kevmies, “pate qiageeree of, mele, envers in| Dire penrrz scHooL, OF :ANGUAGES, ” 1320 Gt. nw. Face Massage a Specialty, itefers | Sua mu Ta 8 ae AR A, 7 ; Bryant Makle was in the Police Court yester-| “Our country ever, right or wrong. ected ina young man suddenly elevated to os a ty penuinsion to Te most prominent ladies of Waste | 5 40, ‘a credit day charged with a felonious assault on a col.| Mrs. Parnell was’ loudly cheered and the | imperial power. Dae the Paroellites Assen $0 be: thei ensiqe as $0 Lerbemec omit Sop een Som. tol; Contemp, | eeteen moet ot fe ofen, aortas oe. a y charged - i ing “ i i money for election expenses. Pest and Most Practical Instruction. 2to6 p.m. Sui" | ner ot 13th street and Pennsylvania avenue, aud at Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for 2.25 : meeting broke up with the band playing “God in the face of disappointment he has become ee e FE. LEON | Btation, where orders cots be tet for the heck! cast oF €2.50.0n credit. Zion Hil, some distance’ froma, “Anscostis, | 84ve Ireland.” cis irritable and more thin eccentric in manner, | ISVESTIATING PRUASIAN SLITARY STORES. Terms #10. goa if eciyf teesation tro lntews au ae ; % - : = 5 An Established and Reliable Physician, 'E. PUGH, 3. K. WOUD, j The collections for the evening amounted to| It is stated that he as twice summoned (a-| A Berlin correspondent states that the kaiser | _ ranches. New York, Boston. Philadelphia, Chicago, < “ As 5 FOUR. fw OUR. ERUSSELS CARPET, ote. eash or se. overeat, | Eilts husband was in the hoxpital at the time, | gq 234 of which €1,436 wax taken in at the | privi to the pelace after midnight withont. any has ordered a pearching investigation into the | Pa" Bevin, London: Be ee et | ent Gcod INGRAIN CARPET, 35e.cash or 40e. oneredit. | charged that he Lroke open the door and in at- | {1° uit in “the pects Gab, 00 ger ere Fegan beet irs Peery Pent condition of the military stores. Alarmists go | )\f1SKBALCH'SCIVILSERVICEINGTITUTE AND | Prompt treatment OTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Vesew and lay all CARPETS free of cost and don't | fempting to accomplish his purpose, he struck richie by Gra Rccoas cl Muzons alls orasting | fall easier eb inser etn hho was supposed to | 9, far ae to state that the situation in some | sored vaccemullp*for civil service, departimentalaad | ~Om™ always open. 5-0 Sob aT = Carer tor we waste in matenine faruree ‘Judge Miller heard the case, and Policeman | *#e termination of the factional fight. be in bed. respects is not different from that of France in | Uusus examinations Waa ee er ANT. --TRAMEK LAI MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manage. nlé-tr MEMORANDUMS, INVOICE AND SCRAP BOOKS, COPYING BOOKS, PRESSES AND STANDS. PAPER AND ENVELOPES FINE STATIONERY, ENGRAVING AND guest of George W. Wood, has returned. ‘NOTES. Mr. Thomas Cook has moved into his new residence on Harrison near Pierce street. The little son of Mr. J. G. Larner was ran over and hurt by's buggy driven by an unkpown man. A company of yourg men are form plans for the t of = small Pep aie Bovien Soph Frasier and John Frazier were arrested yesterday Oficer Eon nin Pre eon | irae, Sasin ak by. He was told there. were no in e camp, but he had all the a i insti His views on public questions have lost what | the beginning of the last war, and that exten- | “4 CapeMy OF THE HOLY CROSS, 1512 MASSA. | orden Uy iautie Cimemnes Obs mguth i Anderson said he aid not ‘think that the cena ss so thar i sive frauds had been perpetrated upon the gov- | A’ braces ‘Preparat asm 2 Certerme are thecaslatof any Rousein the ety: | Arr aint was entirely right the iefent, COMPROMISE ALLEGED. seusunred ahs cone raid, and st oue time ‘be | Srnment, ‘This, however, is not Cfodited gon | Bcientite Couress gos'eeniscreee waveeacee is tae | Soueral Ae euly s small payment at time of purchaseand thebal- | ant, he said, is a “crap shooter ———————— bik Gumabsersta | Ae @uicasce as leongryed his | €Fally, and the war office has already begun an | {7a'ure, Music and Art. Piao, Harp, Viol, Guitar aL MASS SUE CAN BE OBTAINED aikidy tates Winchance bia Kecaiie Le yas ‘was held in £500 bail for the | Tt 1s Said That the League and Association power to involve the nation in, wor, and. it is | investigation that, it is believed, will expose | Faac* Woke suites “wPmutOlat | Po NOKPOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE, grand jury. Are Friends Again. rumered that Count Shouvaloff has stated, | Whatever rottenness existe. Two oficers of the SW, TREATS ALE | 2. Sppmet EXCELSR. tome, Ah ot. eke No notes required and 6 per cent discount allowed TRE GOLDEN cross. | wnateetece ms day mys the Ameri-| since his return to UCustin, that the conduct, of | OTdance department who have been gambling BICYCLES. throat, tung. | SUSNECTION WITH DORTOS GRD PROVE 0 all accounts settled im thirty days. Anacostia Commandery, U.0.G.C., held its | 0.7. association and National League are recon- | th¢ kaiser should be weighed only us that of an ‘eavily on small incomes are under suspicion. | —__DIV TUMES. rad és a STREAMERS. | Fare: 42 cinale round wp. 63, De regular meeting Wednesday evening at Masonic | "it ‘The Shak eh. agreed ts irresponsible person. PROSECUTION OF GERMAN SOCIALISTS. EAD AND BE WISE.—DR. BROTHERS, 906 B st. Sawies" ‘ave. Hall, Anacostia, Noble Commander Stephen | CHC# |The. a sereet bs eee | aria arroat of Hector Vogel of Berlin College, | Gorman socialists are becoming uneasy over Do You Use A Buu Rit reeted letersi made ct dat ‘cathe eee = ‘ding. c a Protec e of lese majestus, or minor treason, | the i Cidest established expert specialist, 7 iergod om George J. Tuomas Sane C2 Wood | grorment. Thewe fhe were dover iat | tee caged ote mirprsa. tow” | wun indicating sevrte Wt mewous|Nemaldmattie wemang wate | Eileen Scere apa pa Groeas's and Mra Martha N. Kenner. The initiating | yesterday. The immediate causo of their dis-| ever, understood to he un outcome of the | that prevailed before the repeal of the law S0e., Tig, @1, $1.50, 82. Sore nets bisvin oeires soso a ae Pate Ox, | Closure was Mr. Thurman's retirement from | thecharge made against Vogel i of a diffoneee, | against socialistic gatherings. The police ‘To suit all sizes and styles of Cyclists, Public sp and tur tue District of Coli bia. te Sk ny eCBEDIT HoUtSR terbaci@, past noble commander, George F. | ‘he national board. ; character, the real motive for his prosecution | €VeTywhere are showing unusual activity and GORMULLY & JEFFREY MFG. CO. + —- ae Tao and 741 Tet mm | Pyles; worthy prelate, Thoms J. Putnam. | | The league people havo been quietly at work | is said to be a remark which he aude, tothe | Se°<Fity, ae ee 1855 14th wt. 2... é Tabthdiatns Bats CONTRADICTED THAT for several weeks endeavoring to patch up | &ffect that the kaiser did not understand edu- “sae , ladies’ physician in the city. Dr. BRUT! PERSONAL. path : nee ' t tional mati id representatives is severely dealt with. fo12-3m L. B. 6 Manager. ledies’ physician E =~ 9 sage mre bee ee Cert |e Tete to rah ih harman hs a, de nme oe sod Yasive Tun, sore (Par me corsa sivere stereis | Ny asco pean By Caine Song visiting Mr. oe Bayne. 4 a 1 18 | Vogel has since been a marked man. President Carnot spoke at Limoges on Tues- ‘Has arrived. ay ERS to Dr. J. C. Hill of the medical staff of the Gov- | the cause of his retirement. The league dis- ————__ +02 —___— ded ‘i chi ‘Will cure any case of nervous debility. tow. | erament Hospital for the Insane is ill with the | covered — ———- a Lg a esr WORKED LIKE SLAVES, bas doa bg Masta Garonne end as It isa beauty and puts all gthers to sleep. Db" oe = in. stock in ineinnati Club as they thot —_ (Call and seeit. eaten, 7 ir. Teackle Lyons bas returned from a|he did, and feeling that legal complications ‘Startling Revelation of Bohemians Employed | 20Pefully of the condition Perma ane sca ist ST Te, brief vacation spent on the lower Potomac.” | were stire to remalt “were ansious for « recon- ath the axtelic masa Waskaad! Trance. "He hed e mostonth en _ From2to7 p.m. Seow Dr. W. C. Lawshe of Philadelphia ciliation. probably ‘aasocia- ‘Torrential rains resem . LOBB, 3 N. 15TH 8T.. | esterday the guest of Dr. tack of St. Eliza- fon to take Tndianapolie Instead of Cincinnati, |B. Heres, the correspondent of the Bohemian | the southeast of rence, Large districts — 20.8. arwarzrece, | D Di pray caters, ad foe oa by th. ‘0 com] te concession of Ne Y« ity, . ee ‘oll diver: Weed Necks bate Por gy = — paper lew York city, who went to Poco- | "rn Mymente ‘Monroe, in opening the Cork | 23 1424-26 Penn. ave. | tree ot charge. 9tos-btoVevenmes. aS | saloon Lean vers ecized since the | hontas, W. Va., to investigate the reported mgs From Ova F acroay. Monday for the purpose of reading proof on ion seceded ither will be returned a be saat eaalecaah ut Saka, iste pic pwd fend sensed in the contin et Gob nae ne FAMILY SUPPLIES. » eas = os i be duly rebor M = extension of the Norfolk and Western perary, Limerick and Clare, and’ the crimes’ Mr. J. Beacham Pitcher, secretary of the iy = A_MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF Anacostia railroad, will spend next week in SSS aE returned Tuesday, bringing with him three | #¢¢.courts had practically cessed their sittings, | Wy BUTE S0can, oe THE CELEUEATED “GOLD SEAL” Virgin aw eke eee A California Stage Coach Held Up. men and a woman whom he rescued “from one a sueveranmrinte en Zee rece ricoks, 30s. FRINTS WoOLESS AND SILKS FETE | Doman and attending to bie delice ar secte-| , 4 Rasked robber held ap the Weaverville | of the camps. Mr. Herce ways he reached the | brick ca i PATTERNS. LATEST STYLES. PRICES tary of the Anacostia Citizens’ Association. and Redding stage coach last night about two | Logan county camp on the 10th of March. All ri $1.76 To e17.50. Henry Brown, who has been visiting ‘rela-| miles from Redding, Cal, and ssoured the | of the “bossos,” about a dozen in number, were near " GUODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY. tives near Fredericksburg, Va.. has returned. | Wells, hang ny ye box and the Weaver-| armed with Winchesters,and revolvers and a pegrmag Ms. Ferkine of Hystteriia, Hd.. whe wes the | vile bos, but aid nos, Ghetarb. the gers, | pack of bloodhounds was kept chained close