Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1891, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. MO’ CURRENT NEWS OF EUROPE. SECRETARY PROCTOR’S WESTERN TRIP. WEDDED UNDER DIFFICULTIES 4 in Germany—Another | He Destres to Inspect the New Companies of | A Married in Jail the Build- GF A-wealthy London merchant gives the | Celebrating Sedan Day In Germany Indian Soldiers ret hae Wad Being Moved. secret of his business success as follows: “T} Yesterday was known in Germany as Sedan} A Boston dispatch to the New York Worl4| A Kissimee, Fla., dispatch to the New York always feel happy when I am advertising. for | aa: Twenty-one years ago yesterday wit-| says: Secretary of War Proctor, who arrived | World says @ marriage under rather peculiar then I know that, waking or sleeping, Ihave a | nested the overthrow of the French and the | at his summer house at Marblehead Neck Sat- | circumstances took place there Saturday. The strong thongh silent orator working for me; | Surrender of Napoleon at Sedan. The troops | urday, said concerning his coming trip to| City Hall was being moved bodily from the . were absent at the maneuvers, but multitudes | western military posts that he expected to| center of the town to anew location on the ue who never tires, nover makes mistakes, and | ©? i itians visited the cemeteries and placed | leave Now York next Wednesday. outekirte. Among its inmates was a negro who is certain to enter the householls from | aowers on the graves of the soldiers., It was| “The primary purpose of the visit is to in- | woman, incazcerated in default of come fines. which, if at all, my trade must come.” To | noticed that the interest in the occasion was | spect the posts of the department of Dakota. | While the jail was proceeding in the leisurely secure the services of such an agent as this | even greater than last year, and the common | I desize especially to examine into the work-| way peculiar to buildings when they are com- shrewd merchant referred to, advertise in Tux | talk of the people was that the scenes of 1870- | ings of the new Indian companies just organ- | pelled to remove from their foundations, « " ra i might soon again be repeated. The war | ized. There are six already organized and six | negro man, accompanied by a preacher, ap- Reems Scan B te reed by everyholy in ing in Germany is very strong and there is | additional under way. ‘The officers of there | peared at the door. ‘They hada marriage cet- Washingto general sentiment that the present tension | companies have been selected with great pains. | tificate with them and requested admittance cannot Jong continue and that France will | All orders aro given in English, and while the| that tho ceremony might be performed be- CITY AND DISTRICT. | Oldest! 4 Cracinnats Exyecen, 40 a dah ict Car Wasbiugton to Harrebure ahd Riethnat Largest! Care Harrisburg to St. Lou Chie and Cine Cheapest! Say wits Sensing Cars Washineeen enc gud St.Louis, connecting dat'y at ierrisbes Broun Siceters oriaunvticand tan Dining Car Enteoune caro. Pacific Express. 10 0 Bune and tbe Wea win th = - es % a burg aud Pittsvurg to Chinaeen “pray taproot either have to fight or assume e more con-| men do not understand the language, they soon | tween the man and the woman prisoner. It AUCTION SALES. BALTIMORE 45D FOR MPAC RAILROAD. = ae ton and | Ciliatory attitude. come to know the orders and conform to the | was against the rules to admit them, but they —— Pony Rochester and Niacare ea sarc sai “THE DARDANELLES QUESTION. joo —e Cama They do 6: =i sae nob to be balked by hard- viewed = See eee 3 Canandaigua abd Kochies imity. . = oe | trouble in coming down from their free ani earted rules, so they went around outside to ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers, ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. falo and Niagera There are many eduational institutions in| It is reported that the British foreign office | oi0y life to military discipline, but take pride | the window of the cll Ge whee tae ee | R EiFénolaneate nw, | R = a Bia with sleepin The Evening Star For Williatusport, Rochester an Remy, daily ekowpe Saturday, fashington to Rochester. Perey cant Sutay: Biinira, at 10:50 am. | Is the OLDEST and most firmly : : i days to f be ent of | wa fined. Th ling t 1 < Washington and vicinity. The colleges and | will take vigorous measures in a few day: in the soldier uniform. The experim was confined. he woman was willing to) ELEGANT BUILDING LOT ON M STREET BE- ST os ofeastonal schools of Washington have «| bring the Dardanelles question toa settlement. | making trained soldiers of them is proving sue- | forego the usaal adjunets of bridal finery and | IWEES NOLIN CAPITOL ARB. FIEST | PHYROCAUBRICK HOUSES. WITH MODELS — oan - vate Lord Salisbury has been mild iu his policy to- | cessful We are not hurrying the work of re-| wedding cake and extended through the win- | | Sti. 's NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. i TRELTS NORTHEAS —— ata pind the many Prva, ward Turkey. 6o much 40 that there hus heen | cruiting, but trying to get the best men. The | dowan much of her band. as the bare would | ,O8 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER | _ By jools and preparatory estublishme 2 AY gh SEO B BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber much complaint among British subjects at Con- | physical examination is very rigid permit. SECOND. ISU1. AT SIX O'CLOCK, ‘we Will sell, in | No.’ 1553, folio SN, et sed. one of ihe and records ‘ frcnver the prevaises, for the District of Columbia, and at the tea established newspaper pub- with the best in the country. To those WhO | ctantinople that less respect is shown for them | Secretary Proctor will be accompanied by | Only two fingers would through, but the LOL 79, SQUARE 619, ty secured thereby, we will Sell at pubic e " 20, 3te oe | . Rslfl- ane comtlering the question where tocend| than to the Gomer Non, Lowever, it se | Ce. Batcholler, quarjermoster genvral of the | msn eeioea Mose ‘and. the ceremony begna. | Fr ning 20 tect ch Ms. and running back with thet TIBOR of fe ee SEBO ME AE | ame Ek thovaas SN, RON lished in the District of Co- their boys and girls the advertising columns of | rumored on sound authority that the attitude | army; Maj. Schwan of the adjutant general's | By this time it had commenced to rain hard. Jot is near the electric the following described’ real Kim” Limited Exptess of Paitin Care, | "ar line and im a section | FIVE O'CLOCK P. an ! a jieut. - | E provi re. re 1c of Washingtor rict of f . York, a sy i: ot v i will be changed, and that a bold demand will | department and Lieut. Heard of Gen. How- | E provin Leathe nate win “RE, SHE OF Washington. District of | Sree uuahan: © Now Kock, O40 a.m “datis: lumbia, having won the high ‘Tue Stax afford much useful information at | ¥ n this did not dampen the ardor of the Is rapidly ule upon the sultan to take a stand agaiyst | «rd’s staff. He has also invited Gov. Page of | bridegroom, but as the preacher not aufti- One-halt c the balance in one or “ r ‘a te Of cent per ses, arte ‘New York oniy, Lt press with Dining this time. As an additional amistance to | Ciund of Russia. ‘Then if he finds, the | Vermont to go with him as his guest. siently carried away to forget the danger of ib, etecnate snytngeet seen | ot rues. Feet | Cas trom Baltiarore sus ee aan ition it holds in the confi- them Tux Srax publishes from day to day | porte obstinately bent upon yielding to Russia ——_—__0e———_—_— catching cold or of spoiling his clothes a A deposit of $200 required at the 'yand one hundred and twenty (120). Pest Rxpeess, 610s ee pos notices of schools and other educational in- ke will probably consult the other powers. PROF. GREENER’S SALARY. thoughtful p. ‘men kindly held an umbrella 's subdivision of all of square numbere : aapsena 3s . "Terms to be couipited with in fifteen | ace J. Grai otherwise the right ts reserved to resell at the | nine hunds red anc eighty-one (SI), as the sane sub- | Accommodation, 5.00 a.m. daily. Lord Salisbury, over his head and the bride at the bars, the y, stitutions which are highly commended by reported in ueually well- dence of the people of Wash- Fink and cott of the defau.ting purchaser. All eonvey- | division ts of record “in the ofive’ cf the surreyer | Express. 9:40 yim daly. i. i to “pp oar i e 2 Wor | FOF Boston, without change, 3 . - informed circles, will not, under any cireum- | Some of the Grant Monument Trustees Op- | bridegroom outside, the preacher, the police- | aucing and recording at purchisser's cost. of the District of Columbia, im Liber 18, folio @, to- | ¥° — bh ¥ ‘ » their patrons. siances, consent to the pumage of the Darda- posed to Paying It Any Longer. man with bis umbrella andasmall crowd of | quoy ands BATCEIFEE, DARE GCoscq, | Murr withall the improvements, Gc.) °° | Her prootiya. 5,4, - oll tins ington by forty years of faith- One of the well-established schools of learn-| Peli by fiusian war sebocke ender any guise. interested spectators, all moved in slow and = ance in one : = : ne third ince im one ine direct transier to Fulton Some of the members of the executive com: | solemn procession, accompanying the jailin| #@-THE ABOVE SATEJs POSTPONED ox ac. | 227%. U fet cent per anni. sble somianavally, | __ferriage across Hew York tn : Kork cit) | ful and unswervi voti mitteee of the trustees of the Grant monument | its onward march we the two were made one. | SiWHE,0F te fain aut! MONDAY, SEPTEMBER | coal ‘at the ortion of the purctlwor, "X Seyiit ef | FOt|Atube Cty, 1215 pes week days, 1:85 p.m. | erving devotion to fund in New York city arp opposed, says the| The ceremony ended, the newly made bride- | >= z GERMASY CONSELS ENGLAND TO GO SLOW. ‘The conference between Chancellor von ing in this city is Gonzaga College. The build- | ing, which is locate! at 47 1 strect, has under- | gone a thorough renovation during the past our and places $205 on cach house e time of tale. RATCLIFFE, DARR & cO., theterms of sale arp Nok cetaplied ithe ts oriee dass p hortae rear For, Baltimore, 5:00, 6.85. 7.20, 8.10 their interests, w: > é : ‘ us of sale ure Hot complied with tm atten days , 8:10, 9.00, 9:40. , Without re; Nscation season. and with an enlarged tenching | Caprivi and Count Kalnoky. the Austrian prime | xew York Sun, to continulag. tue payment of | SF00m was forced teleave hie Ueide in duress | sed Aveeno. i theday of Sly She tabtec reer urpgatts | 20M, Mos Maat GORD wt OT 2 | : S3 staff the college is well equipped forthe work | minister, at the Maires Schloss, near Schwart- | the salary of $2,400 per year to the secretary, | Vie, a8 the combined wealth of the party was "HOS. E-WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. | uarcheser after tive dag eisertueesion of tah. AS and 11.35 pin. On Sui &: {to any other influence or con- eee eee en oat;,| Zenau. have ended in their advising the En-| prof Richard T. Greener. For five years, it is | Z0t, suficient to pay tho fines which were | Jitwrpes ALE OF “VALUABLE LO, IM. | [eoslein sone newspaper Published tn. Washington SoS 1050, 1100 am. TEI TAL SIO ‘The method of teaching is that of the Jesuits fish government not te be ina hurry to take $ 5 lary | 2OCessatY to get her out. EROVED BY TWo-STOLY FRAME HOUSE, | te pusticcnvevancing and recording at the cost of} {oli a4}, $00; #5U. #90, O40, 84s,’ 740. | sideration whatsoever. Society, which has been in use mm the schools of | iiplomatic action in connection with the | *tated, Prof. Greener has received @ salary a eee No. lity TWELETH SYKEET NURTHWES nN T. ARMS, For Popes Crock Line, + 20a.m. and 4.3) p.m. daily, Europe for the last three hundred years. | Ex-| ycrdanelles incident. ‘The tone of the official | averaging $2,000 per year. It is claimed that BECAME A BURGLAR’S SPOILS, By virtue ‘of a deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber RANDOLPH, 3R.} ‘Trustees. sag OE 90 is ‘s Ports in stenography, typewriting and Book-| presin Berlin indicates distinctly that the | contributors to the fand are divsatisfied, and es strict of Cotumbtas and at the reawest at .. Aucta._“"_se7-d&ds except Sunday. Sundays votes oo php tmfans 5 semernnfer giro rnment is averse to joining England in| urge that the salary of the secretary be re- Tonle Motzel Breaks Into a Dayton, Ohio, wereby secured, Twill sell ar put | ‘ECO. Auctionsers, Sag 40 Ba Aomori — G Leeper jing are Falton 5. | 2@¥_ hasty remonstrance against the porte's| a.0e4 Gen. Collis, a member of the commit- lome and Steals His Sweetheart. SeveN th ison ad HaLe-ias EE <> FRAME HOUSES, =eem IN EFLECT SEPTEMBER Sithoat extra charge. Rev. Robert Fulton, & | agreement with Russia. ; tee, and others acting with him at the July | Burglars who steal all sorts of material yalu- Pear fot of Pavidecm wulalivinion of square 310, | NOS, 2052, db AND 296 THIRTY-SECOND | For Alexandria, 4:30, $3 7 eclloge at Boston, will superintend the schools, Neplargd sosepheeedtcmauega Seamer eens be | Meeting passed a resolution abolishing | #bles are common enough, but a real dashing | “Terma: Our-aund casi ot wi WEST WASHINGTON, D. C., 2, 10-05 gd jh assisted by Rev. Arthur J. McAvoy, 8. J. The highest ‘Turkish circles are said to be | 1) salary of the sceretary, but this | €X-couvict, handsome, well educated, of fine | st Wu" of aie, Halanice throes | On TUESDAY APTERNOOS, SEPTEMBER FIF- ad toe, “4 The Washington Conservatory of Musio, 1225 | indignant over the composition of the new) tun) ose at a subsecrent mecting, | femily, who not only steals cash and other val-| tie purchont veiting tuterent tro: | BREATHS ELSE O'CLOCK, we wilt fern, | Aecouiboiatich ‘or Grats m. deity. THE STAR is the Larcrst 10th street northwest, is in the twenty-second | ministry and specially at the dismissal of | Wien it is stated Gen. Collis aud those of his | uables, and a girl, is something new, and Day- | Sure by dew the purchaser's Option all souverene: | PPAR LOT 249, daily. BUS pt, Wook dare ee OTe. : blished in Washi Zeer of ite successful course. ‘Uhorougl in; | Ghazi Osman, minister of war and the marshal | Way of thinking were out of the city. "The op- | ton, Ohio, hud such a one Saturday night, Now | hicandsienune teehee nd SoU ake 138 Traits leave “A stineton, 6:05, 7-05, | Paper publis’ in Washing- structions are given in vocal and instrumental | of the paluce. Strong protests have been sent | ponents of Trot. Greener claim. that for his ith in fitteen days fron sale th ‘ronting 50 fest on Thirty-secoud street and running 0, Y:10, 1 abet rete Sold at risk al back with that w by 3 trame.hous Terns. Oue-t of default music of all branches. O. B. Bullard, director. | to the sultan, whose own position is menaced | salary of $2,400 a year lie does not do a week's ee _— end with him pretty a Gray. ‘The Academy of the Holy Cross, the select | by the malcontents. work during the entire year. He merely re- nis Motzel wae well reared and given ev- and popular academy for young ladiesand little POPE'S TEMPORAL POWER. cords the minutes of the inonthly meetings, it | ery advantage. He was handsome and daring, h to Frederick street, oved 3200, Sod, 505, 1 HID, au ot A wae Beet eprevss | TGb w- gesumiay wiigisie it eset | ton, with a general equipment al ee ae Mpegs apy ro D1ed4 8. me. (2.06, 5.05, 50, 7 40, & doand 10 Su Pis| Fre ki Bae ton etce [acter chia erpeghn pine | SRO or alas at er tou ofthe puede and printing facilities three-fold girls, 1312 Massachusetts avenue, will be opencd ic congrest, which held its closing | i8 said, and these meetings se 2 and even in ently yeary begun to #ho us } Adevoss of $200 maid at the tye of aie. OTC the aesdat tie et on the Mth of September. in Berlin Friday, arsumed unexpected import-| M4" balbam hour. oa ay. | erookedness, breaking is mother’s heart and PUTOUFE, batik « co, amaoiam | froinhe day orea ne cpmpied with im tteen, day vant | greater and better than those of on " SE. FUGH, kK. WoUD, vai Manaver.” [se7] General Passencer Agent Jashij . OND ASDIASTLE EAN ESD eo | SUY Other Washington paper; cost of the defaulting purchaser of such resale tn some ington, Dc.” Alice he cost of the purchaser. | JQ St. John's College, on Vermont avenue ear | ance. Over a thousand delegates were in at-| igy'men have Lio becu revered, mutate the | Using his father a world of trouble. Two | Thomas Circle, has an enviable reputation as a | ance. The leaders of the centrist party | continuance of the payment of what they con- | ¥tsTs ago a series of daring thefts and burgla- | LARGE COLLECTION OF SUPI place of instruction in English. classical and | present meiuded Herr Schorlemer-Alst, presi-| sider the exorbitant salary paid to the secre- | ries set the residence portion of Dayton wild. | wimrons, PIANos te t tue risk and. Ey HOUSEHOLD | att ding Sebedule f ber #5, IN 7 RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., eemeesintaneas fi so Gommercial courses, French and phonograpbs- | dent of the congress: Prince Lowenstein, Count | tary. Ex-Mayor Grace aid other members Of | In no case were the loses wery heavy, but the ea _eeT-dieds H PARC Rcottera | g Ali tritta save antl urrivest teuusyivat Pamenger | 204, having the full Day Re- Boys under ten yeors old are received in the | Patiastrom, Laron Heeremann, Prince Salsaim | the committee are opposed to the abolition of | smoethness of the work, its frequency and the a alee THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. : Preparatory departinent. and Garon Ketteler. A re 2 ution was adopted | the sceret: wt the time had come Sart Sanday, for Manassay | ports of both the New York », for Manansas, Warreuton. Cui ‘y's salary, because they do not be-/ utter absence of clues caused alarm. For a convoke a | lieve in what they consider harsh measures. | Jong time the police were bailled, until the Special attention is given at the Ivs Institute, | declaring ths “*RLE BUILDING LOT ON © STREET BE- 8. W. Flynn, corner Sth and K streets, to pre- | STeat international Catholic congress for the | = — chict himself went to work on the case and SOUTUWEST AT ACCHON Po eee Creehiebon ale Associated Press and the United paring candidates for civi! service examinations | Considerafion of the question of the restoration AN EAGLE KILLS A CHILD. ufter an exciting chase one right caught the FP CSD AY, SERIE Men TENTH, 1no1. aT | Nog: Carolina Divisio and t correcting defects of neglected early | of temporal power to the pope, and a commit a thief. ‘ Part of lot aquare Sus. irvatlage ob teet onches es | Division to Atiante, whats renee eee, ae Press, supplemented by an une- education. Private lessons are given. tee was appointed to arrange tor the holdin, It Swooped Down on a Papoose and Had| A sensational scene occurred, for, in the the north side of C street by adepth of 100 teers ius | Chiou Station tor all principal poste suith and soathe Penmanship, bookkeeping, arithmetic, spell- | 7} * Constess a Fight With the Squaw. light of the prison, the chief recognized in the sae stables Se ae arta mntk dic Gan dispatch to the | Captured burglar’ his own nephew, Lewis York ana Washincton | qUaled service of Exclusive Spe- Xi two years, ing, telegraph: y ¥, typewriting and ste all My wat thea canes easel ats Motzei. Bravely the chief prosecuted the of- AD OTHE ion A depoat . x are taught at the Aeme Phonography rir | the birth of Pope Hus IX. for the opening of | New York Sim says: John Powadje, a former | fender and hil him sant to he penitentiory at | POWs MAE of SHG Fei ate caer | Raa oer to Monae cial Dispatches from all promi neve Sehoo! his school has been successful | the congress. In discussing the question of | chief of the Chippewa tribe of Indians, lives on rape ay Stre ke ago | BRUSSELS Asp Otilen CARPETS, STOVES, jOMAS. sos, | Panvsile Witu” Paliutan si fy . = . for six years. It is claimed that by the Acme | ycutral ground for a place for the ‘meeting of promise ray Pah Pat besa Geta ca gased a irotucaed twilisnonan as | REED N BEQUISITES, &c. gecesi Auctlonsets._ | Kooxelie vie Aswontlie nea Barires neut points in America and Eu- method of shorthand the principles of the sy* | the proposed congres: Switzerland was most in | We banks of St. Mury's The pets ar) now arrsieed on the Bret and secon Daily for Warrciton and Charlottesville, iguanas for rots Keyui and Strasbure, | Tope, it prints more and fresher p- a .— Daily WASHINGTON AND % : a SVs HED ANtcwsene| Telegraphic News than any invite an inspection of tit & CO., Aucts. tem are imparted im sixteen easy lessons aud | favor. Delezates will be summoned from every | SUide for numerous hunting parti : proficiency is acquired in three months. Catholic community in the world. The ques-| three Cincinnati men engaged him fora day's The preparatory school and the college of | tion of the restoration of temporal power to| hunt. They started to cross the ri A month ag he met Miss G r Satur-|and M « BICYCLES. A MERGIEUL MAN in some manner not yet known, She fell in love ou the «pot, apparently quite as much VESTABULEDLINITED.—Au 5 t an Vestiomed Panes, te the Columbian University, one of the finest in- | the pope. for the consideration of which, as be- | gay morning, and when nearly over noticed a | charmed as the girl, who is exquisitely beautitui, sth aut D sts. now. IS MERCIFUL TO HIS BONES.” 0, Dinine, Sierping ana Buffet r, : stitutions of Iearning in the eountrs. open on | fore, stated, the congress is to be convohed. | Yi dese hich in the ale has a good home and was popular with all: Her | 4 FINE Lor of HOUSEHOLD FeRNITER wie Lelrary aid 2 Cun or tio intent and | Other Washington paper can the 2ist of ember. The law school, the | will be treated not as « ialian question, ™ st a nN father svon hear Motzel’s pastand cautione ED To OLR STORE BOK Sty Sor this Service. Ae cae Desten. bult ox: - sas medical school, the dental school and the sci- | 48 one of universal concern. The Indian said if was an eagle and 60S-| the wicl who isan only child. Waraings were AUG NILE BE SRER | are vow kind to your spinal column, or doxou plod | furs trunin «eunecticn with Tctianes hick possibly supply, furnishing at entific sebool pen on the Ist of Uctober. HUNTING FOR THE AUTHOR OF THE STORIES gested that he should row back to the American | 1192 jeediod ntinued to meet, ING cas) REM Goer glace ce acces Arrive ot Atlanta 4p. mi. f Yay, hae a Signor Mariano Maina is located at No. 19H | ‘The political police of Berlin have been| shore coas to be within gunshot of the bird | Then the Lather interpoved bis parental autbor- a ates agent Bia Sientewatey aan Seria, ‘Sew | the same time a greater amount street northwest for the third season, where the | eagerly hunting for the author of the stories | if it should descend. He did so and the bird | ity and for parte phe young people seeing each | erxe PARLOR WORK IN SATIN Sieener Weckioaiee te neni mninicbaa. | Pall a Italian method is used in the vocal school and”| published in the French papers regarding the | came down within a mile of the point where eee eon = ee FLUSH AND KAW SILK. J GORMULLY & JEFFERY WF CO., Revenira fare changed Coen itiaats tal kew or | and better quality of Local, pupils are thoroughly pre} i for grand opera, | beaith of the emperor fav a - | the ty landed. They. started for gunshot | © si Hayy nag hogwash 3, SETTELS, DIVANS, COUCH 5 a8 ‘ Concerts and oratorios. Mr. Naina» thorough | heal of the emperor. | Having secured manu-| the party lande \ clopement, hus for some days kept the fooksh | BYE, S hocks 3825 ath stew. | patil sisoiss tara | Domestic and General Intell musical equipment and his long experience in | htetviewing a number of hewspaer men in |. Powsdje’s squaw meantime had gone down | SH iudoors at night aud locked her in her SHARE ey Be NRETING TABLIB, ONY re oe x 5 tat ee = fo cea the pare Pecaliaely it him for teseh- |.» attempt to find some one who would recog: to the siver to get acme water, leaving et | 920% aime after 1 o'clock yesterday morning, (a ee poor S| Kilh.ivand Giarte betatareatataceemew | ence, and a larger quantity ing, . of a barthne bin cue | Rize the handwriting of the mannseript, butail | three-months-old papoose tied to the ustal board | ,.y1ine time afte as fallmg, Motzel ap- POOR Oana p Eanes. F dein Union station, for all puints South : es | to connect Prince Bismarck with the author-| cagle soarmg high in the air spied the child | Poa’ with a regulation jimmy, pried open. the OAK AND ASH BED ROOM AND. runesraeinenaineares Putiman Buffet Sleeper. Xew York and Washinetc . jestness and sist es t i 5 a regi 5 Ye SOT AGES! BURL AGS: WASHST CT. % jashington 5 postion of his own earnestness and enthusiast. | ship, of these stories have met with an equal |and slowly descended to the eurth, When | "ds with a Me fimmyauds dnklanieen were | | SeLLAgHSCL TER: BUEAG ND MASTER HONE PRODUCT. WITH CUSH- | 4 huoavitie vin Lp auvitie, Saisvars. | and Selected Literary Miscel- Prof. Paul Vinot, diplome de L'Universite | jack of sucess. about 200 feet from the ground the bird made | fi4¢ i, aw tuptes Soom, After arising ‘ada SA RGRCSMEEASD | Weearey te vest Saar vision, sud Wasting de France, guarantees rapid progress and pure OTL FIELDS IS RUSSIA. & swoop down on the helpless babe. sion Motzel found his way to the room of his : accent. After successful seasons > = ‘The squaw saw the cagie swoop and supposed | 10" ae tte ton nail 2 the past he has reopened his school of the | Russian adviees report the discovery of great | s¢ wus nfucta chicken, tat woe horifed y my | sweetheart and pried the lock off her door. He | a rivz Lov vELVE . > ie cl] ut is ELS XD 1 French language at 1231 i street northwest | Coal oil fields in the region of the Caspian sea. | ment later to see the cagle rise with the ebild | "€*t proceeded to ransack the house, takin nae m. daily, 625 p.m. So. WILTON, AXMINSTER, DL, except Sunday. Return.ws, GRAIN CARPETS AND Nasuixgrox axp om vt-|lany than any paper in the Dis- TH WHEEL So Washington ©30a.m. and 5:31 p.m, dally, | trict, “ about $1,500 in valuable ers, $75 in éa RUGS. if ‘ (tana nn ntti u., except Sunday Ofice hours between 4 and 5 p.m. The production of theso fields is said to be |in ite talons, | When about ten fest from the |and° gis worth of other valuables, besides | yd: Sajiaihet ths furniture is in a eplendid condl- Steer Dauviliearrve in Wachincton San 10am ‘This is the season for the opening of schools, | more than tenfold greater than, that of any Sey crochet arate tenes ” Bailing in an | Nearly all the girl's clothing. : JES DUNCANSON EROS. Has azrived. Se Y $3 panama Grom Chariortewvilis B:l0araes Gumscenemaatty and Mrs. Harriette Mills will resume lexsons | other existing oil territory. At the same time | “tly ep ae er oe » |. Lhe couple left the house, and the supposi- Settee pasar local at 7-0 pau. and 10-25 «an September 10 at her school, No. 1404 L street Kussian producers complain bitterly of the | #ttempt to pick up the child again the eagle | sion ischey took a 2 ocluck train for Copeine Sara eae rupted att Pin car geegrvation, and thformation northwest, where she will be glad to see those | Competition of the Standard Oil Company, | pécked at its throat and eyes, gouging one eye | TA Nheree they crossed the river into Ken- 2 ‘St Callandeocsit. sylvania ave, and at Passenger station I> wishing to advance themselves im Various | sfaiust which they say they are powerless. | OUt and lacerating the ehiid's body. The squaw | toctyand wore married. Mir, Gray did wot ([HOMAS DOWLING & SOX, Auctioneers = Faulroad, Oth and i ot. W studies. Ettorts have been made to create a Kussian | £00n reached the spot and attempted to drive | Gicover his loss until after di light. He is} 4 aes es GEO. 8. ATWATER & Co. — Shree Bei delivered at the homes Now that it is « common thing for persons to | {F1*t similar to the Standard Oil Company, but | jhe cagle off witha stick. | The bled turned on | cotnpletely heart-broken at the conduct of his | SPECIAL, SALE (OF TWENTYMIVE | HEAVY pe see *.. | BAETIMORE AND on10 KAILROAD. ‘ing delivered at the hom rap teragine —— the attempt has failed because of # lack of | her and pecked at her neck, inflicting a serious | aanghter, and will make every effort to secure| of pubis ay ey Sh TENTH, 1801 1424-26 Penn. ave. GR —— 3 f 1 ibers for th Nisit Paris it is necessary to be able to under-| sinancial backing. Lang It Cerion a eee eeu feet’ | the arrest and conviction of Motzel on the VEN | CLOCK wae sR Saawe Wed eee ae sersey | OF TERUlar subscribers for the stand som rench language. Prof. and, apparently changing its mind, swooped | te 2 : 2 ote RCE CONS FENN Sages : con {fon station c 3 ane fo pepe rpc nga lar corpo THE EMIGUATION couMISSIONERS. seer Bearoney, Ghaweing ite mind. erceped | charge of burglar, € avENGE CSS Wri orth EE LADIES’ GOoDs. reese ee trifling sum of ten cents per tees that his pupils will be able to speak} The United States emigration commissioners, | gistant rif_e shots was heard, and the bird fell : Fi : = FIVE MULES, 1 PR uF 5 ag oy i i BOUND, GAGGED AND ROBBED. i + r . French after six months Address, Ist and B| who have been in Europe some time studying | to the ground. | A minute later, Powadje's » GAGGED ANI 7 PIED. iki sy i eat eines Feet 9-8, week, THE STAR is much the streets northwest. the emigration question with a view to the re- | party rushed up to make sure of their game. . : AND “Dia ices, call at MADAME VALMUS is Persons intending to make a foreign tour | striction of calgrdiion and the amendment of Powadje had scarcely reached the eagle when | Daring Work of Thieves ina Massuchusetts | DEALS” ASD Diavare ist ‘ahs Tith st a. w. im he heard a shriek from his squaw, and he di Town. he THOMAS DOWLI covered that his child had becn killed. It is| Mrs. Hattie Elkins, tho proprietress of the | _*¢7-% not known whether the child was killee by its) Fim House in Haverhill, Mass., was Saturday JRATCHIEFE, DALE & CU., Auctione buy cLEANING, fall or by the loss of blood from its wounds. » Pa ave. now. SCOURING. i of the bald-headed variety, | ed, her hands and feet securely fastened, | next summer should know something of the | the naturalizati languages in order to make their trip more in- teresting and get along withon: the use of an | Galicia. During their tour the commissioners ixterpreter in every pls ‘dns well ax to | have made a thorough inquiry into the matter | ! “ converse with foreigners who visit this city. | of Russian emiration. The cagho was on SeSeliu* | "vr eau and Stauton, 110 403 mw. CHEAPEST paper published in . the District, as well as the Best. n laws of the United States, now jn Warsaw, whence they will go to Fa The Berlitz ‘Schoc L: hae Bae und was one of the largest ever seen here. and while in this condition was robbed by two | LARGE AND WULL A ANTON FISCHER, fits winter veason her "pupllsare takes on piety apes anders A tee men of $400 in money and $500 in notes. The | HE 21.6 9108VS. VAPOl 906 GST. N.W. Feasonable terms, the prices being 210 and 212 |, Paris has bad the usual weekly duel. This Saved by a Ticket Punch: robbery was committed in broad daylight in| ,PASOM3, BOuEuS it St aTN AND | Dresses dyeda Mourning Biack my fall specialty. ec terme. ‘This cxheel bas: bee | time it was between Renu H Waki AND| st ert, director of | Conductor Shockley of the Central of] room facing upon the street and at atime | 2!SNt4 Remcipal cities in this and other ¢: | Gi Bias, and Charles Laurent. ‘The encounter | Georgia had a remarkable escape from death | when the house was crowded with Iodeers, 00 Washington schovl is located at | took place onan island in the Seine. At the | yesterday and owes hie life to his ticket punch y i eon an is = sterday an 0 punch, | go carefully did the burglars work that they streetnorthwest. third assault M. Laurent received a prick on | Which he had vest pocket. Just as hi only secure: bi ad ei A graceful person is always almired, and the | the muscle of the forearm. At the filth arsault | “lich he Lad in his vest pocket. Just us his | not only secured the money, but made their MATE! is I8s K. A. BRICK, FASHIONABLE MODIST. Misnow peruanently locate 'g Pa. ave. n: W.5 latest styles cuttiny, Gtumg: evening dresyes | Pan BO a.4n., 4: sctalty. Sei-im? |. For Frederick, 1113 ve eld, 13:30, t4:30 SDAY . bewinnin HCLOCK jete assortment uf the above ine: THE STAR'S circulation in | pan Mean aag’ te hacen cena rd a | Me Hubert received a wound in the eenver of | in left Oakland, alittle station not far from | eseaye before their prescuco in the house was |." vealiuritr tudias 208 ior Wiksn Cy and iuieus Eee horene., | the City of Washington is more dancing school. Prof. Sbelion's popular acad- | the lett cheek. while M. Laurent was touched | Atlanta, a burly negro jumped on board, | suspected. About4 o'clock Mrs. Elkins was | #4 t0 which the trade cn catiagis ‘ A emy. 1004 F street, will tuber sat | Velow the right elbow. ‘Then honor was deemed | rushed to, the condactor ‘jhe, sou fn the rer | aione in the parlor and opened the dour in xe= | _se-ai Sop oaaren: ‘Auticnecis, halt c ONAL MACE ADELE. YOK AND) than three times larger than Sand 8 p.m, and the to have been samstied. coach, pointed a pistol ut him and fired. "He | sponse toa knock. Two men sprang into the | 7 aTIMEN & SLOAN, Autoncem “OKDION AILING REDU For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and the enst, teneeeh bis fermer 5. FOR RELIENING THE DESTITCTE 1x messia. | Naw only afew feet from Shockley, and pas. | Ouse 10 * Tauck UNO es a ene | WAT Tabs Gs, beat U8, Treasury. eee Se hha Viataeee hae eH” | AH Ale SOTTO Daineten Wixtra tn 's5 | that of any other newspaper, and sengers who ran to the conductor expected, of | TOM, Per yd. | (10 Diniue Miss Balch, No. 1207 et northwest, 8:90 (11530 Pom, Bieeyuue’ Car, | The orthod: : clergy of St. Petersburg wall | i " covered her with a revolver, while the other | Mus Yu | open at 10200 0% 5 $ course, to find him badly hurt. It was found, . eho ‘apt0-oun Batters Preparce pupils for all examinations. | iier | organize collections to be taken up for the re- | Fowevcr, that he. was entirely unharmed. Tg seized herby’ the throat, THe then threw her | —— ee ae 2. Patan Bate See the number of its readers more a pung ladies will open October of the distress prevailing among the poo! «i Hattened against the in pet | UPON the floor, tore opel “ pauls SEPTEMBE! my fete i kG AND DRY CLE. » Boston without chanre ou Special instructions an English and imathe- | ol °F the 4 ny parts of Rescia, da adlitions | pocket alment directly over’ine heart” Tn | from the inghio of er. corset ee et Te ge Auunicienacern tad than five times as many. As autien. lasses in many of Russia. jon, | Pe .* seo i se for his act | Which was 3500 in money and notes against | - st.. the stovk | | OUTING SUL S, 8:5 5 sos - - i. ie aco themscetves in | ** holy synod will institute offestories in the | Begro made hin eucape. No cause for hie act | Hit’ Tk. Nor a provision dealer, whe soem. out'L.Ow) pairs of aworted | “ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, fornerty with £36. 10.0s0d 11:30 | an advertising medium it there- "ersone desiring to alvance themselves in | = aa cart : ig, | Cat be imagined, us the conductor says he | Pad ities for convenienceot miles’ | aARaher ana Maison Xvtene, Lacie fe parva tains 9e tiane tables, to be bad | ail decties Whe stata GA Gad: eles | churches of the Greek faith throughout Russia, | CAD Pe imagined. os pies a ¢ firs DB stebiyers showid ive thls . 4 Melly Bet Sebecl a. dovival and has ordered that the funds of the wealthier = FO aaa amountil 500. The man then walked RTIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. 7 7 may. “Daily. {Sundays on! | fore stands without a competi- Kelly, London mec ; churches and monasteriesare to be drawn upon Shot His Wife in the Tongue. over to the bureau, pulled open the upper | : = : = ____ MEDICAL, &e. ‘ed for and checked trom horels and resi- om Transfer Co. on orders leit at tewet are now open. Acidress 11 | m order to avsist the destitute. Relief commit-! ‘The town of Seymour, Conn., is disturbed | 2rawer 3 wn and on tomer 4ith street north- formed in the principal towns several handkerchiefs. Two of the latter were nl there found a bag of twine and | J YUNGANSON BhUs., aucuengers ie ihand D sts. n.w, EAD A SD BE WISE.—DK. BROTHE 3, 906 tor, whether either EXTENT or west. Terms on application. tees are be d excited over a trsgedy which occurred spt Lise fea st. 8.W. appeared before ine aud made oath that be 4 CHAS. U. SCULL, . throughout Russia and excited o gedy cure made into a gag and forced into the victim's |. . . E isthe oldestestab:ished expert specialist in thiscity and | 851 Gen, Manager Gen. Pass. Agent. ‘é % . . . During the winter months yo: ee i Saturday night. George Wingblade, a middie-| mouth, ‘Then the victim's hands were crossed | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A PINE RESID| iulearautes a Gare ail Uneapesaf tien wa duran | 7 = Qvauity of circulation is con- cannot play out of doors and they THE KING OF RUMANIA AT VENICE. aged German mechanic, until recently em-|and securely tied. She was next led over to VED BY A’ TWOSE Biedicine, oF no charge :consuitation aud advice tree a, | ( YHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAX, 4 King Charles lof Kumania (Prince Charles enzollern) arrived in Venice Saturday. any hour of the day. 5: racribed and sworn to Lefor me by Dr. BROTHERS, Ls, he best AMULLC. MILLS, anotary Behedul id day ive in about ie houre. A kinderg. place for them, where they will re turing | the bed and fastened to one of the legs. Her pinata Se See Tie: Biel hands were drawn down even with her feet and in effect M sidered. That the intelligent ¥ dived of trast, duly at 3 esa : Ero ont Public iu and tor the District uf Coluiubia, th oss Uaate, Caton Beyer, ox streets, K, Bae ease! ,tugmsclves at the same | The king was met by the Duke of Genoa, who | Company, in the town of Seymour, slot tis | ound to her aukles by the stont cord. ‘of Coltnatiie tid af the" atten reatost of te | S9MY. LOH. 20M lk Gale raesies wr Old Poutac eet | public thoroughly understands time. Mrs. Manus Kindergarten and Sch | escorted the distinguished traveler in the royal bri in the mout Pispiocdn plea pect ry << pezeseret TONDAT. eer E ee HAS NEVER BEEN Cc: and Norfolk a: 6:55 pin. reopens at 1915 Sunderi. lace October 1. hae is Gas Leal Gh a mn ig | Ct in its passage knocked out 4 number of the ‘The President Watches the Waves. EES. Teoh at HALETAST Hee he oldest 2p, Cipcunatt Lxpress daily tor stations in Vie. e: Wood's Commercial College on Capitol Hill| Saying, “vow "Mere the queen t#] woman's tooth and anally lodged inher tongue: | rye President owing to the extremely ralny OGLER I. hen Tnppe!ssubasvinon | S66 fat". For) de Seats ty Serie Sicepery td suir ea ran tesa these facts and acts upon them has made iene ates during ite GS | oes. wueanesruan nestexs as cowstayp. -d'in tess than five minutes. ‘The woman's ee “ “ss oe elise Sorter the Dasrit at Cottmbiels | 9 aNHOOD RESTORED EA USING A BOTTLE Dining carte Cliltos Boney crag et em | is conclusively shown by the ware’ existence until it now ranks among the | Pict] Marshal Count Leonard von Blumen- | injuries are of a very serious uatare, and the | terday at Cupe May Point at any church, but re- Re pepie amr |S aes ibs nora or sue : : j — aatounme os Se ee | thal, chief of the general siaff of the Prassian Pizsicians in charge of the case do not think | msined quietly at home with pesaeresaaaery pots Siustedof the put paats | saokcdwhe ne Gee, ee es | oan eae pring capes names, ani, fou | steady and rapid growth of the More than pile were enrolled last year | thal. chief ‘ , that the can recover. Since losing his position | jug the sea in a storm. Mr. and Mra, George | imoue and two Years, for which ustewor tue purchasers | 22°88 __ STREATNENT py | {hamine t Cincinmali “Westiocie Sisuiee Sst tone and the pr bership this | army, classed as one of the most dietinguished fh the Tingue concern, a week or #0 ago, tie Attrs pTHE | Leavis Interest trout day of sa.¢ <nd secured by deed ASSAGE AND MAGNETIC TREATMENT BY | jnton and Louisville. ‘Pullin Gurslare open’ to ’ :, aes Year sre bright. Rapid dic ~ prs Bee gists of modern times, has resigned com- | Wingblade hes been dex youdent and arioking Ws Boyd dined with the Preeldenfiatyally-| Lot sous ou eptiot of fur set," AL vont sue pe CO paper's business both in circula- end there are speed classes in shorthand and | mand of the fourth army inspection district, | heavily. It is thought that he was crazy drunk . a Ashica. ani recotd:nw at putrclias-1's cost, runs are not . LEO} A oa typewriting. | Studies: Bookkeeping. arithme-| comprising the third, fourth and thirteenth | when he made Yhe attempt upon kis wile’s life, eee Geemepcs Ban saber cunplied wath wif feu saps fromday-of swe tre | DD my26 tion and advertising patronage. U1 i ‘be soid at tis, writing, spelling, gr rps (kingdom of Wurtemberg),and the ——oo—_—__—— arte oe Se ee tice, correspondence. typewriting and short- | two aciy corps of Bavaria. Field Marshal von Death’ of Benjamin Hall, Grampus, bound to Woods’ Holl from Hyannis, hand. Terms, one mouth. 25: three months, | Blumenthal has been succeeded by P $10; nine months, +2 The college opened pold of Bavaria. ‘This is September 1. ar. business pr al oan Sotaaiting 464 C ST., BET. 4% AND 6TH STS, N.' = crtisement. paoetialercAban seks? pte it .§ Trustees. | The well-known ladies’ physician, can teconsultea| POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. 3 by trinee Leo-) The Hon. Benjamin Hall died at Auburn, N. |" ashore on !Hommiddien shoal, Viney DUNCANSON BKOS., Auctioneers." seD-d&ds_} atv from 10t01and5to®, Prompt treatment, | <itangN UHONISUN Tow TOIGHAC EEE ; five desire of Eimperor Walia to | Ye, Yesterday morning after a lingering iliness | set, during @ storm on Saturday night, | O>°S°S ST SSO aud gw" * |S leaves Oth att wart ‘on Aiondays, Wetinesdays saat | cious Weg Hacth Gersaxal Gatun, ie thie cae! eee ke Whitehall, July 23, 1814. In | Immediately after the yessel struck United | J | rt Pridays ats Vat i > = oa.iu., returning tuesdays, 1uursdays: ed Howard University has a world wide reputa- | please te South German federation, as shown | H = P 7 1409 G st. n.w, ADIES BOARDED DURING CONFINEMENT, | auc Sundays as taras Nouni, Curriomau and Leone ion on account of its marked success sm jar i lis determination to attend the Bavarian | 1850, by the appointment of President Fiil- | States Fish Commissioner Col. McDonald, his POSITIVE SALE OF SIX CASKS OF CROCKERY Lissa hone eur aticniapte? Call of write Drea Segma Pdge tad tr wo Ca ot ae ° *° Years, aud the coming seasou promises to be , military maneuvers under the Bavarian flag, as | more, he made a compilation and revision of | Wife and dauguter, Assistant Commissioner SEDN rs eyo OUR GRADE. WORLHINGTON, US E. Fayette st.. Baltiuore, | 2 = foam larnbar copa forall my | a gucet of Mavazia, and not as Emperor of tier a mut antenna Capt, J. W. Collins and Dru. Bean and Patten | On WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER xixtH ison. | Sia aurnin’™ | gk SORFODR AND ‘The medical department will held ‘elt | many. ver ecnarals of the United, States, te Ape, |efhiue schooner, in a dory and euccweded in | xin urrice crite MALE TART LEN LOCK | Saas OTT NWT | Hetomeiabtor tas SGuinctading Bett ake i as follows: ‘Su i = ney generals of the Uni fates. In April, | making a safe landing at Falmouth. crow | Sobis My wal sell withoe B,, MULLER. 1027 . W., geet. So Bees: pa any ere gma og torr Kemenbie beanie ores in Isé1, President Lincoln appointed him chiet | Uf the Grampae succreded in floating. the vev, | "EGeur ai Sa Bikes, Ea ES | Age Note This Point. LE. Purvis, Surgical crery Weincctoe te Pace | 1% Communication just made public Mr. | justice of Colorado, a position of great peril in | sei Capt, Adams states that on adeount of | Bakers, Butters, Fruits.” hours, bto t2'a, mi aud 4107p. ne saat” | DAYS pin Lae Hobe Weyburn.” Lrscticc of mii iw meckiy | Haistone writes im favor of increased repre-| the days of the breaking out of the rebellion. | thick wenther he was unable to locate the] gta Cuuorin, Chambers | YOID YEARS OF SUEERRING ‘By CONSULT. | Gladius wenis and sits *| ‘THE STAR gi by Prof T. B. Hood OL Stace te | Seutation of lator im parliament, but depre- | A conspiracy was formed to kill him and other | buoys, He says that the vessel pounded Supple Siuss: Powder Boxes Ain Dr. @2 ¥- Hheel, 28 Norah ath ot Buiada. | Ge Helene & U. ctthows 313 E gives the exact Prof. cB. Purvis. Di q cates the formation of a labor party. His ob- | federal officers and secure the territory for the | hea ae sshore, but he thiiks she isin: |" Sri oss, Creamare Sieh nited States wlio is abie to cure all effects of induscre- | ~ 3y10 pea? ALFRED WOOD. G.T.a_| f i irculati by Prof. J.E. Br Tye 'y | jection to such a party, in his own words, is on | Secessionists. The scheme fuiled, and nothing | jured but little, if any. Steam launch Cygnet | Petters inviced. LATIMER & SLOAN, | tious of Lot sexos, Send Zor wok ““Lruth,” exposing. : igures of its circulation every Werineaday and Friday by Dr. £. Oliver hiele, | the ground that “if every clus of the commu, | Wet furer to defeut the plane of the rebels | of the United’ States fish comutission towed ad Auctioneers, | quack and ties “Houwe Cure” swind’e, Re. “arsoay | STEAMER 7, Vi ARROW i. Feow Ne Diseases of children and minor surgery every | uity exercised the right to form a party we — ee originating with | the Grampus to Woods’ Holl yesterday. (PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, AUCTIONEENS. | J)H LOBD, seo N. ISTH ST. PHILADELPHIA, | for Colonial Begcn. Colton’, Nomini creek | week, and cheerfully opens its uesday rac x. Ou en queer pi ‘ " c : - ————_+oo— — B } L pg eee cae en hos te hs, anaeh. | Romi Mave n'a see operon = Mon against the government the courts could Arrest of “Big Kd.” Heancsey. SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, Haw | (ale contaitite Fl pa sain ort COE IBtoruiesatelandiuan. "Arrive at Washington Wounes: books and press and delivery ry elinies daily by Dr. FOR PLOTTING AGAINST THE SULTAN. d the issue of writs of habeas corpus. ” Ee ie AT AUCTION. Soe, oe ee x Puy Dental every Tuesday ay and Saterday | 4 rumor, which it is im — “a “Big Ed.” Hennessy, leader of one of the VEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER NINTH, 1891, ‘Gn Saturdays, at 0:30 p.m., for Colonial Beach, Col- a bs ~ bs y : possible to confirm, Is —— +00. VEN OCLOCR. WEWILE BELE ton's. Coan and Yocomico. "Keturniuc, by Dre. bam oes current in Constantinople to the effect that Damage Along the Jersey Coast. most dangerous gangs of confidence operators | #itoX "or OUR ACGTION LOOMS peek IS OCEAN STEAMERS. Son's and Colomial Beacl. Arrive at Washington Suu | TOOTS to any person having in- Best of referenc rate terme are | amit Pacha, the recently deposed grand vizier, | Albeavy rainstorm and high seas have caused |in the country, was atrested in Chicago on] YAStA4¥1 ‘1D COUPE, HORBES: = 3i5n “__c.w. mipurx, Gest auower._| terest in the correctness of its eeed By * Gorman bndy (nruduate at the uni- «. suifering imprisonment Hin ‘isminal is | ™ueh damage along the New Jersey coast. The | Saturday afternoon by officers of the central 3 ALLY NEW STROMAR: | GHOBT HOUTE TO LONDON. 8 oo, = = EE | Toccata are given fa German cd by ameries, | now amierstood tobe dus to complicity in's| bluS at Loog Branch has been eaten away in | police station a8 the Sostance of Johi 4. Nerris, IVE BETS pape os F tgais Beach, Kish and ait soins er wus | statements, so that its pupils are prepared in those languages as well | Pot for the deposition of the sultan. many places and bulkkeads badly shattered, | the irrepressible detective from Obio. Norris en east Woy raare, steamers WASHING” em y patrons PTS To AUSTE sorricers. | especially in front of the Octagon Hotel. At| Wants Hennessy for complicity in a series of notheast. Emperor William and the King of Saxony, | Seabright the Highland Beach railroad tracks | T°bberies in western Missouri, of which well- ert Pier cennes Mason of the Naval Acad- | with their suites, wearingzAustrian uniforms | are inundated. At Asbury Park streots are | to-do farmers were the victims. One old’ nian emy staff is at the head of the Kockville Acad- | visited Archduke Albrechtof Austria yesterday. | Washed out, while in the lowlands near there the | B4™ py jounty, Mo., was ein music and fancy work. No. 325 E street | EE KaIsER’s 0 aritttyetial & ataeas = sie | know precisely how much and cio eine tun aty. CEasweet | what kind of publicity they are “% - i uses are flooded. robbed of $2,000; another, Thgs. ‘kburn of ; 3 Ss Sa . tgKert, sok A getting when they bw space in ae ececteenn taetiiess aan econ Teoactatd | Arehukes Charles, Louis, William and Rainer —— — goin Albany county, of $7,500, and « third, Stephen | gi¥v'und wife the ope dated the: Lite day oo Tandings: “Thursday's trip wilt bees” hi y jent institution, its terms are moderate | so prevent. ae 4 ogy gehe ep anu ite facilities suetrpamed. Lt opeta for the | "“A iyuch was served in honor of the visitor, Leading Chicagoians Tear Up Ratte, | Trico of Lathrop, of 8,8. Sita kaos Keron ene Sotgetla | at which 160 covers were laid. Archduke Al-| The spectacle of prominent citizens with Kended All ireight be i - LLAN LINE. ROYAL TL E. iat ela, ary mort laee| AUGER RSG 2 EG PERSE | Reyer, tiara s.egmgsers | ts columns, PETE EE SY THE STAR is the only paper in Washington that thus takes - , . a In Mrs, Maybrick’s Bel lio 284, of 4 d X Way. sWGTE RE ws St. Hilda's, at Morristown, N. J., is a board- | Lrech: proposed 3 felicitous toast to the Ger- | crowbars, shovels and pickaxes at work on ‘The todos of teen eee csatbeting Wee: See or the Murra Court a inch ated sro cst a North ond ai ee, aa sebool for girls that enjoys an excellent | ™u emperor and empress and the German | railroad track was interesting Saturday night sou, | sad day ot May. + Dassed y, cause No. ee 5 8 econ Sar “theroughaae” The sects | army. <twith a storm of | Pt =f veo, and | Cure the release of Mrs. Florence Maybrick ee ath “ae € a ino Clair streets, Chicago, and i the 28th. The year's tuition | cheers. Emperor William thanked. ty - | at Tilinols and St from Woking prison, England, where abe is Bese San wi teal entre Ta tan | pany Rearing ce read a eins att: | several inkaiived summit Seach: Sct Site yt confined for life, convicted of having poisoned perior will furnisb all information. peror Francis Joxeph, Archduke Albrecht and | in the ditch. Several years ago hey — her husband. Gail Hamilton's recent articles, Manpin's University Schoolat Euicott Ciy, | He commanders feu Festi tracks to thelr malt house ‘at, Juguets | Showing that there should have been « different Rosi” Teiou farintitnot urting or | ggg gry Beat Mle Servant, | ol ete eit the pronto te | cour taken than the one adopted omar te the y F students, and Prof Cuapman | Seturday. on a hearing before Justice Hill of | Prominent owners on Mil nveareaeh ‘threats to | once more to public notice.’ ‘The of New isieer Gegutatigel ts wd lnnwa ance | Getts-burg, Pa., Albert Khinehart of near New | tear up the tracks have been made and sbordy | Orleans and Louisiana will present « petition, fal | Oxford waived @ hearing and entered bail in | after midnight Saturday a gang of 100 men, numcrously to the bro ange they ‘There is no school in Maryland more widely | $1,000 to appear at November court on the | armed with cromnecs, eevee and pickaxes, | will ask to it the injustice to Mra, oF more favorably known than the st. George s | charge of cruelly beating Charles Noel, abound | marched to Bullen’s track and the | Maybrick. . : ‘The 00, Lwill offer for’ sale_at ‘auction $30. ‘Stecrage, ou TUESDAY, THE Fired: ew rue GAS SAG Boas 4 that Jand very 27 ert State of, Hall School for boys at St. Georges. itis boy, with a horse whip, terribly lacerating bis | work of destruction. The mob was at noted for its training. health. comfort and its | back. He is also held in $500 to « before | work when officers arrived and dispersed them. national irrigation which is to Feasonable terms. ‘The best of references to | Justice Coon of New Oxford on a charge of the Seversl of Sea seepeanes See be hold at Salt Lake City Beptember 15, 16 and Se a anne same mhutman treatment of a young girl hired | them pov Re MeAbee, 11 ‘are given. iu his family, both occurring on the same day. | Dorney and ‘Murphy. bet’