Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1892, Page 7

Kane b z 7” . THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. , JANUARY 12, 1892 Fy a THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE. FOUR CARS ROLLED OVER. TAK NEW YOKK LEGISLATURE or. . AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. La rippe SS ee ee ee a eee feel cee eens sn Broken aes Bopbpepr ronate’ oa Fatr Ex- ’ Cc Peis Bed 2 _ -FUTERE Days. en It Comes Here. jear Crawfordsville, Ind. bite. - —— —— se -; ae r4 = - ~ ATCLIFYE, Dal cn., ‘ finds most victims Some time ago Mr. William Dickson, the | Between 2an@$o'clock yesterday afternoon | Tho active session of tho New York legisla- ? A°CTION THIS EVENING, | re a aneaeneen, among the feeble member of the national democratic committee | the north-bound Monon train ran off the track | ture begins tonight at 8 o'clock, when ? WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o., = SP Tube wt ag ceed 's ee! for the District of Columbia, called a meeting | about two miles north of Crawfordsville, Ind., | both branches mect. In the assembly Speaker PAINLESS. CTUAL Siit he tlds he ctenniaticab iets DORE MORES WC ESAES SPoRsaAG, ota and those who ! of prominent local democrats for the purpose of | at Nichols’ Crossing. The accident occurred | Bush will announce his full committees and in = HA =a cache ‘euiinh & ek iow — Be have allowed their | arranging forareception tothenatiorsleommit- | on a ffty-foot embankment, down which four | the senate President pro tem. Cantor will an- WORT GUINEA A BOX. a Mo ANTON | QR vittancts feeot aemugmmen: given to soe aa tee when it meetshere January 21. The meeting | cars rolled, the engine and one baggage car | nounce his. Generally large committees in For BILIGUS & NERVOUS DISORDERS TOMOKKOW, TSAR Eek eT blood to become was held last evening and the members of this | keeping the track. The trouble 1s supposed to | both branches will be appointed. Alter these} | [750k & coax camaacen GPOLOCK: & ‘well-eesorted Geiet Bowe et bee sluggish and imp local committee present were Messrs, William | be due to a broken rail. The first passenger ; committees and the balance of clerks and mes- Such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Fullness and Swelling after Bleals, atx, ran Sueeree Erase Groceries, COMPRISE uze. Dickson, Lawrence Gardner. Jesse B. Wilson. | coach rolled over baried er It was full of | sengers are appointed both branches will settle Dizzi Bor haderys ram nants ee ee FARMING IME 4 FEO SUG Ae Jobn Boyle, Capt. John Miller, Gen. Duncan S. | passengers and caught fire from the stove, but |idown to routine business. ‘The assembly has Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Scurvy, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sho HE LIANS F : S eorek 9, Walker and F. H. Fickling. all the occupants escaped alive. Tho baggage | already a calendar of twenty2nine bills and a ‘Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, &c. Mites ABOVE, cab : ‘ a “is The meeting orgauized by the election of | and express car went over, but no one in it was | deluge of now proposed measures is antici- ‘THE F.RST DOSE WILL CIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES. Ou WEDNESDAY. JANUARY THIRTE? NTH. sTanci, FANCY Cas> iT Goope, Mr. Jesse B. Wilson as chairman, Gen. Duncan | severely hurt. pated for tonight A petition will be pre- ta BEECHAN'S PILLS TAKEN AS DIRECTED RESTORE FEMALES TO COMPLETE HEALTA, Re OCLGCR a 3 eo Hans on the od VEART TOW DERN. MOAR, ie B. Walker as secrotary and Mr. Lawrence Gard- | |The indies’ coach was torn to piece, ns was | sonted from the Women's Christian Temperance For Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired Siyehttag lczateg avove Canin Join, Ma wo wall | |) IRE HQUUnD. Bo) te sciheeerech antes also the parlor car. Here was the greates! Union asking for the passage of a bill prohibit- inadt Tive Good ‘iiurees stwo of them weres, et-clave ater) ature — Sarsa SAPD ey | SST eee wont word thas be wasn | ev. Tibre "was" busy a) pamtager on tho | Leribe smnieentreP eee eee ee Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, ete., ve Sars ures ao ot them trond, sesnen, tt | Got fe 0 Gevt-clams anvceey sore entire sympathy with the object of the meet- | tain who escaped injury. Help was soon at/ maids in ealoons and restaurants whero liquor ? they ACT LIKE MAGIC, Strengthen the muscutar System, restoring long-lost Come Fine bar Brown Loadgters. Three Colts wo | » AT EM ELVE CLOCK Bt. ing, aud. would co-operate with it to make it a | hand and ina few montents the roadway was | is sold. r ) Plezion, bringing back the edp2 of appeta, an ‘arousing with the ROSEBUD OF and three years, oid). Wa Twason Har | Te RO CE UNE ABO L STORE, should be used success. Mr. Jumes L. Norris was also absent, | {ull of maimed on their way to town. ‘here| The same people will petition the state EALTH the whole physical energy of the Duman frame, ‘of tho best toes Lot Fudier, about Seven dens | 10: tho Bade aid yesvate bape without delay. bat sent a note stating that he would assist the | Were three theatrical troupes on board, one of | senate to instruct the commission not to allow i NY PROPRIETARY MEDICINE INTHE TAC oe © PLES HAVE THE SALE OF Seteuipatve, Farucng 2 committee in every way in his power. which was the City Club Burlesque Company, | New York’s exhibit at the worid'’s fair to be nred only by THOS BEECHAM, St. Tetons, Tancashire, England. Rovers, Drie, Binders, i Trae: i Z JOSEPH ATKINS, Asanse, both as a preventive The whole committee was desiguated as a} Which was completely broken up, nearly every | opened on Sunday. » Sold by Drapylots tly. B. F. ALLEN CO., 305 and S67 Canal St. Ye Tediers, Cultivators, bv Rakes, Senior, | 9) aac 4 > t committee on reception. Acommitice on hall, | member sustaining serious injuries. ; Senator Cantor will introdnce tn the senate a » Bee Ree Pies ten eho it rar droceiicuoeepotigen tem WIE MATE) Scaice, Mowers, Grinastoue, Stable Parapher: | JR ATCLIFFE, DARE & vv.. aunoncers of the disease decoration und press was appointed as follows: | one emir Gincionati, «| world's {sit appropriation bill similar to. that ~ A RERCHY 2 REET at BIS ete A OR. ie etION TaN Parent Pree Ba Room Stign, Dek, Pramkiin Grates, | #SIIRE CONTENTS OF M Walker, Boyle and Dickso: Commit | traveling man ime. Fina Van ey @ | of Mr. Ward in the assembly asking for $250,- = ——= — — uu, Binhkets, Mattress:s, Cook Stove, | prxeet us and to build up | pep llnserer loess Miller. Gardner | City Club Company. 000 for use this year in Now York's exhibit, 7 ~~ ny = Theo METS and many other pieces the system after {snd Pickling. The committee adjourned to| | The injured: are Mack Rogers, badly injured | with the view of ‘next year appropriating & EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. Zorpat ey ent uate Heown stale. Mp onder ot i 3 ton Hotel evenin, ack: Gus Roger - | like sum. same time a petit = = = = -H.. SAUNDELS. RICOLAS LEN, . midevde Paar «| jared; Stelle Clifton, igge and beck: Holen | pressuted from the New Tork slewinn cheese | IN WASHINGTON. —__3N WASHINGTON | _Savaite Arcat ae tae. | a ri e pala ee Love, internally ees Tpouse. | merce asking the logislatare to make the ap-| [ ATI, GREEK. MATHEMATICS. BOOKESEP. JUSCANSON BROS. Auctionsers, aE -¥., slightly injured on the bead; Fauny | propriation at least $1,000,000. ‘This bill and i, Hactiion and civil service preparation. Pupils | WT: SEE'S SALE whick ' ‘ <=s Cunee. Everett, St. Louis, internally injure Hie enumeration bill willbe pushed. tos. flual | PTA" wtaNcoeerssitimahoenes wweg font, Prat Nonwoop,Lesrren ETTS AVE. a eee LET toate Bt mE! salingalcasing which is Covnr rm Grsrnat Trem—Chief Justice Bing- Lewis, bruised on the head; Harry C. Browu, | passage without delay. _dal2-Lw? SELECT DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, By virtar of a deed of assienuvent to the undercisuod MORSING, JANUARY BLEW ham and Judges Coz ana Janes. Philadelphia, back sprained and head hurt; a WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY, Soma | Ken class.s inp sor yugule enteriuc Decowver Ia recorded 1 wit nC we wl gel at the one of the most - Yesterdas—Sherman agt. Sherman; submit Darteager net, Pittsburg, head bruised: M-M-| ypgDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE, | graces sate oe encod: fall ccates of ta: | voce hgzatulate you warmly on your reat success im | UA} i caaecpheecaree: © the sinennton of parties oo ili : . Buttledge, porter ci » fac a4 ae si iG Me ance | vot por ML preanises, all those pieces serious and debilitating [lo brit. Fendner sgt Lacon: wie: |X ornmoll vowtmastr tstermalioisi Pn ee ageging ptr to Sas CLAGDIXSAUARE, Principal BESTA vse gunocorstryuaa | Sask Phocians MAICLAPFE, DARK & 60 = x —Judloe Montgons inchester, Louisville, baggage master, inju: : : aang ar amd. | on the scround pias and gush ut ound ee OVE 8. Os of complaints, Yesterday—Savage agt, King: death of de- on shouider and backs Georse, Cater, expres _ Head in Evidence. $7,29""8 couES, coo Mf and Mem Wate DCAbELL Poimcpaie | ghee eum ap ETERS SONS, Sa U8 postron leaving the patient fendant Shasestd an nable & Sullivan age | Messenxer, Lowiavilic, internal injuries: Will-| The jury in the case of Joseph Dye, at War- crt 1225 VERMONT AVE. os umbered wleven (11 MAT CURES, DAML Ee ee OP dotemdeat suggerted, Ja, |i Snyder, mewaboy, Chicago, shoulder } renton, Va., for the murder of the Kines fam- ~———— } QTUDENTS IN VOCAT, USI SHOULD OON- | Sour lamar) wists wi nase eet utterly prostrate. a ee en ee eg ees William Bishop, b emai. Lalayo-te | is, on Saturday might brought in a verdict of Dault MS ES. STEELE, vupil 9! shakespeare, | HOMAS DOWLING & & aes a, ‘ - ~ A | burned; John Bills, conductor, bart ; - : 4 se exceptional teacher | refer al Take j ment for want of sufficient affidavit of defense Nellie Hanley, crushed, will die; | ™Utder in the first degree. The exhibition be- ial teruus 10F special cases. 1d Tt. m. Ww. PECIAL SALE OV FINE « 3 | granted, Ruppert agt, lultiwcore and Potomue | Eera Hibbe, loft arm broken righthand eat 9 | fore the jury of the head of one of the mur-| ‘TS™ BERUT2 Son0cr OF TANauaGzs, TSSits CONMENCIAL COLLEGF aoe RRO eEAD Cuucnniy Ar AUCH OF 9 j Katlrond and Foley agt. H. Keithmuller; desth | ry, Ann Hibbs, Wheatficld, face mashed; Dr. | dered Kings children had a marked offeck Branches in most of the | Fincipal cities. War t Crnncl sc nivee s tbarterh penetient | pe ADULEVEN OCLCCK, sta var eartos Rome jot pl — bey Dates Maier | Ee Whitesides, spine seriously fractured; Dave | Dyo's counsel will move for # new trial sma pol | busines education 0 : ovenes | tired fest tad ue Lunredie ota) 812 "8. wwe ll nel thin balance of @ lara H quity Cot "9 ‘ ed itsby, mney, ©: id out, dk ; —~ ~ ay ue | feet one at we: . “ut Crockery, to which ULeattes- | Yesterday—Ganton agt. Zantzinger: refer- broken: N) pC edo ag a pio, he night of Novembor 9, 1891, Mra. J. W. Hercial branche, ott ispacved ty tek | . ‘ence to special auditor, J. J. Darlington. leg cut off below the kneo; Fox, New Albany, ° and her three children, living on the | 4 Gan PHONOGRAPHY AND BUSINESS SCHOOL YN, Auctioneers. | ton agt. Clittou; contract of sale confirmed and | heat cut and leg mashed; Paul Allen, head | Virginia Midland road near Calverton, Fauquier | £4,Retuced rates for sindents entering this month, i Sold subject to trust f 10 October, | LATIMER @ SLOAN, Auctioneers, Ste : Individual instruction. "Best and easiest method of | ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CR po $8,000 ssounced); ciamee tn wate % 1409 G street. Sarsaparr tba re Soe EE | ccitheds thomas Stonaco of the opera taupe, | county, Va, were beaten to death witha ctoh, {diana Deiat: wecyamiewag,Saijot st, ACAPENY GEIR ons choen the seh ssn iam | eeeave o {straining order discharged and. injunction de- | hurt internally; J. F. Hoyt, side, Lack and head | oq ecely the next morning the house was | fq iemasoe'r durters Parle prensre cr civil | syatemaby Sedge diakistie ats eas | Pased ot es on sot aoa, en | © PEC Goons oe cae at nied. | badly injured; ©. W. “Leeveded, Salem, leg “ : a See inne ora ee as) at puecbase: 60 ALCON, BENG Tit EST and ensure Pronate Count. crushed; Eva Marshall. Eliettsville, side and | burned and the dead bodies, with the exception | e407 = = = = | Keale. Formate t ; BLUW CABLES, ALLER & sal Yesterday —Estate of Annie M. C. Smith:| face crushed; J. J. Enright, Chicago, knee and | Of the daughter, twelve years old, constmed | PRIVATE, INSTRUCTION INTHE ENGLISH | OUT OF WASHINGTON, erty at risk aud cost « 7 VENER. KEMOUD 10 OUR ROOMS BO d ete is 15, b branches, Latin, French aud German by a New y WAVENTENCE OF NAL speedy and compl of of publication filed. Estate of John Niel; | head hurt; Melvin McKee, Chicago, head, bip | !¢¥0ud recognition. Lee Hefilin, « trifling | y id lady experienced in New Enxland public | PGE, ELLIC | Om GHUMSDAY nai davit of executor to will filed. Will of Caro- | and back injured, but not fatal: John Foust, | White man, recently arrived and staying with | schoo's: also typewniting dove. Address Lox 189, | RA QCK MILL COLLEGE. ELLicorT CITY. MD. ea in Wasiiin ston. 1). ¢ | vets UD seaueery- line C. Acker; proved. Estate of Moses 1. / Wm. Hall, J. N. Davidson, Matt Bentty, Mrs | Joseph Dye, Mrs. Kines’ nearest neighbor, was | Str ollice. gua eh | Pearitaitaty Jatddlig MACKALL, ataienee of Geo. 1, Mi Has cured others | Birdwoul; petition of J. H. and 1. T. Birdwell | Breytoyle, Will Smith, Dave Jones and J. F. | Forsing close to the Kince house and went off | KOK, CORNING WAS OPENED HIN sc oo6-4mn* Present. | ~ mes ee - | | protesting the appointment of S. C. Raub, ad- | Sullivan of Crawfordsville, a mile to give the alarm of fire. Heftlin was | (onthe Navy Yandat Old Fel Gwe! all and wil be “ake mie , « | ministrator, filed. Estate of John D. Sullivan; |" a number of those urt lie at Crawfordsville | @*Fested, made two confessions admitting the | fy? Sanuuty 13 at Focioes.” Vout patronure So re: | LADIES’ GOODS. JPREDE 3. BROWN, Aw, =r meee . | ure ou y u of Catherine S. Sullivan for probate of | and several will probably die. ‘The excitement | ™urder, and at the December term of the Fau- | spect ed. Sadat | = F i prrormey-at Lat oe, | toms r val daa ere a te will fled, Estate of Harriett A. Lucas: will | has boen intasee wad thousmnds havo Tn ae and convicted of | | pUCATIUNAL CLASSES AT THE YMC. Vv H KC aN ee peep rtovamrmee > |e Rermonene. ———— -—-———— | proved. Estate of Patrick J. Marphy; executor | the scone of the sccident Ie f the | murder et d . be witne: New York ave. ; evening sessions oniy : wit c See eee oe ADAP e PROPERTY 18 | qruoMas &. Wad 3 = | Fonts Estate of Mary R. Wisoul; oxecutor payee pay esas that ever occurred {Stand Hefflin claimed that Joe Dye did the terwnd sprimic term Just Decun. Now as the time 8 | Warr OWARD 4000 AND SNEAK THE TOWN OF LAtKeL IN | HOMAS EB. WAGGAMAN, Beal Betate Auctioncer They Lotsa | quaiitied. Will of Carl L. Weadhoitz; filed. | On tho road. ‘The postal car’ went over, but | Killing and be burned the house, The day | ge GLARE a knee * MARYLAND. oe SAND HOWARD COUNTIES, | GkUSTEES SALE OF THUEE LOTR, EACH IM. —the i pratans Analiodes the clerks, Fox and Clark, while badly cut, are ae was tried the crowd became so excited | } Tescuar or Pine, ‘34th st. and Madison ave., New York. y Virtue of the power contained ina mortcacefrom | Liv KDNEL LING, TONY AND BARE EE ! As to the Police Force. not seriously hurt. at the authorities bad all the bar rooms closed, Mason System of Technic. wu. ated) TREES NOLTM 1OL STREP AND To the Editor of The Evening Star: The scenes about th heart- | 20d at one timo the officers guarding Heflin in | 425-Im* 10190 st. n.w. 1730 Michigan ave., Chicaro. Pi T STREET NOKINEAST AND ONE ON out the wreck were hear! 7 OKTH CAPITOL ath 1 BLiWee » imitation of the | ing, in connection with the Lightfoot case, that —-——-+ee —_—__ Hone Buse Ste. amt Rrqvouting ond | eat” Paucipel, ave of the New England ‘Cousarvet Saratoga, Newport, St. Augustine, vel af laud PR oy gr rag ae 1 genuine article— | {um eternally down on the police force, and AN ANGRY FATHER-IN-LAW were counsel for the defense of Dye, Hemin | 222 ae fu Howard-county, which ts Seactted t's doe k x “0 the ‘land Sometimesit'ssome | that they know it. This is wrong. What I did eee and Dyo have unsavory records. The evi- | K'NDRNGAKTEN AND, BCHOOL CLASSES. AD- Have sow oven st the fussn B. Eton ahd others to denjenin F ms sat penne . : ee Keeps the Baby and Wants to Shoot His | Sonco gyainst D> ws ; \cedy diate and. primary ; algo) trench, dated Anwast. 20, 1883, duly recorded, conta F = Wa Vals at ay eee ae Send Seer eee ee Daughter's Husband. Paar teriare lad hla Saimin, abbreionmbnde od ‘emuved thelr iusiitute tol4a1 Q eth. ARLINGTON HOTEL ey ti UskT £VENTieTi inves at HALED AST POUR 2 e murder are ass — noved their institute st. u.w., NGTON guboth siles of the Pataxeut raver and bounds fo Lote ete Cy oy pes Hoag Me Uigtin; a yealihy rocttant of Haw-| part of Dyeland covbery cataeteceet incainy they Lave larger aud better accointuodations. S00 feet dpon the worth side cf Mann sttest in thetown | (j20CK # Ms tous 1 ana Tie a Kemey there's profit fora threats and use profane language as Officer a 4 ee, | ieain's folios sbatun nck Com cater ance bee oy ret FE of Leste! Beier and Haryer'esuiniisicn Of yett of orugimal hat sharp dealer, oven at “cut prices.” Lightfoot did on December 26 at the corner of | Kins station, Penn., has gotten himself into | ein folks claim that Dye came after him xt) gi7gy =a (arlors A, C, ATi siprovements consist of a tarce four-story at 73 5 so ks Pee ie Site ‘To prevent this kind of fraud and imposi. | Ridge and 4th street. On general principles I | trouble because he doesn’t like his son-in-law | surder, Fo it tt isa a tworstory ant back t ion, the genvine guaranteed medicines of | am down on ull appointments coming from the | and threatened to shoot him. The Lytles op- “ ae tive circular went ree. Address SHAT TESDURY | THe largest and handsomest stock of ing hou-e; aise br kv. Pu sr sold only through | U's Tt oceme a if 1 : : POE GULLEGH Git Bath si. n’wes Weskinyten, D.C thes; acko four treet, ot OF. . Pierce are now sol iy . 8. ry seems as if every criminal, vag- i f 4 COLLEGE, 2th st. n.w., Was on. D.C. Des: ai8o {OUT irae sores |v | street, one of druggists regularly authorized as agents, and | abond and tramp who is too lazy to work en- | Powe the wedding of their daughter with Mr. GEN. OGLETHORPE’S HEIRS. atin a Taree, with "room for dwelling oF moro Lica IMPORTED COSTUMES, el tteon tuenitins. Jur waste By oF PUPCiamet bemr tug secured by deed of trust ken, oF all cunks, at tise aleays at these long-established prices: lists in the army for the express purpose of be- | Boyce because he wns only a clerk ina dry PHOROUGH VOCAL INSTRUCTION. — MRS Golden Medical Diseovery (for the Liver, | ing supported by the government (after serving | 8004s store. An elopement followed, and the | Trying to Claim Property Such in Georgia. | A Alice Swain Hunter, ympil of Leouce Prevon - RECEPTION, DINNER AN! ALI WNS, | Trou the day o anes | mynd Boo, and Lugs canig Sle | a few years) by being foisted upon the citizens | girl's parents have made it very unpleasant for | Is there any property in or around Savannah, | {ore Deri. Madan Stier 10s ar ges 3 gimme wgiees | ye | 3 Favorite Prescription (for woman's weak- | of this District. J. Eaaxer, Ja. | the young man, and have attempted on several | or in any other part of Georgia, to which the SRIVOT of Paris, A prosress iu French WRAPS, SACKETA, MILEINERY, Sc, the purchaser's vttion. A deyosit of B10 Will be re- nesses and ailments), . +s $1.00, cae secant ia The £ quired at the time of sale. Ever brought to Washington, all of which arecffered | jx12.5t ate Veo alicaug and recording at pure Pleasant Pellets (for the liver), . 35 cents occasions to persuade Mrs. Boyce to leave ber | heirs of Gen, James Oglethorpe, founder of the | £BsTapteo! that cannet Le obtained in <ny sco! rey ip fem: est of re! Address 1 B st. now a They're the cheapest medicines you can buy | go yr emer oiehtheria Suggested. husband. The day before New Year's Mrs. | colony, can lay claim? That is the question | 7 CanaNTiL To TEACH ANY TEE at any price, for you pay only “Yor the good prapracymballbipepiprop hema Age tent | Boyce went home, When she returned to her | that has been put to Messrs. O'Conner & | Ot draw 3 litesize o you get. They're guaranteed, in every case, F Pp me exten FAWinK hecessury: satisfactor to benefit or cure, or the money is returned, | i@ our cit REDERICK J. Bri S| ja8-08 z SLE, Dak UO Auctioneers, ‘allownme to give your readers two | BUsband last Monday her parents retained the | O'Brien of Savannah, and it ia the question that | Oring change. J. W. LLANOLDS, Ariel es Fat | LESS THAN PARIS COST. ATE re baled « Oras S20 Vennep iene ive. w. n EXTE — Beware of the dilutions, itnitations, and | facts which may have some value to some | Y*Y- er ee ease Seon <Oee 5 eee ONTCCTED “Taikon AND iat | YA! ADMINISTRATOR'S SALEBY AUCTION OF VERY subsites offered by wasuthoriad dolars | inde A well-aforned, ty tlle ine tha a, NF, Devas nent to get it andhe wg tai eet | research into all records having any bearing NGG Goud Ge fateage a ue ee tat | MEGAMI EAR toa ate SALUAULE UNIMPROVED REAL HATATE, At than prices. = Ye y his wi re : Mrs. Boy ce now forintuy for hew terus Pure Par “ coussquente = panpenscers “ “ Sake Gee ove rm child that abe known of was sick with diphthe- | thet went after it aud: amahe did not veto | een ors sete funciation. "Trial lesson tree. 1430 N-Y.ave. sabi" _ | ,,1p consequens ine paweness | CH NORTHWEST CORNEK OF FIRST AND < ria. Everything was done for him that affec-| her husband went for’ her, but was refused | _Ge® Oslethorpe'’s direct heir, a lineal de- ¥ and exchan 3500 M street noriiwes:, | B STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING NEAM THE Me Basrert Is Aut Rist Now. | tion and money could suggest until physicians | admittance to the Lytle house- After some | Scendant of the next of kin, is now preparing | }yjnis. MAX TWENTIETH, ta, Ge] U.S. CAPITOL AND DISTRICT GOVERN. bis @ntir —_ M Borses, Carrlager, MENT BUILDING. ve, at auction, A SAND SCHOOL. gave him up to die, as they sald. that nothing | trouble he was allowed to see his wife and she | for a straggle to obtain some money and other | Nl. Synz sceionstering FLUC ARY 1 hse DR JORDAN HAS ENTIRELY CURED HIM OF | they could do would save him. Then the juice | promised to return to him. Mrs. Boyce did | property held in England. He lives in London, = c., Japanese toys, napkins, tans, &. p Look pictures for fancy work, wash Uinse. iriuce, stars, spauiies, studies. f Dupont Circles Jan | ponatinl Be., without r paint, metallica, suow/vaper-dolis, cap motives: mictto ‘CONS SIINO IS “ Cn TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY NINE- HIS CATARRH. of pineapple was tried by «friend—a few drops | not keep her promise. so Boyce went to Haw-| Ontario, and through the United States consul M®: VERNON SEMINARY, Papers, perforated card, euchre seis, wales, who.esale | 20 head of Youux, -ouud Dr.vine and D. 1suz, AT POUR O'CLOCK, I WILL ‘Mr. John T. Barrett resides at S21 D street | OM! at first: then, as the result was encour- | kins station Inst pehvigegs 2 He was met by Mr. at that city has started an investi ion to dis- 5 = pare <emees piegees + wy = abl fPou a " southwest au! is en employe of the Washinton Flour | 9€10g; the dose Lye hago ogre ter torr 8 Apgar dene ny Mopper gregh ne PLES what the prospects aro of securing a for- | BOARDING AND Pay scHooL FoR youxe | ‘THE, SISTER IN CHARGE. OF 87. reget | ant Hlarneas, Pur borne Stase tera} eat aia “desire” Ube rea — = 4 = ful af a time was taken, und the child got weil. | him. Hot words followed and Boyce says tat the pre ar ND DAY 8Ck Duustnal School, 20 Gt. uw, ave reobenod | SL artsss | Poul. orse Stage fc Sar) end Feed Company. He eile the following story: | My second fuct is ouly this: An intelligent, | Lytle caught him by the throat and strack him tebe eee one ee $2) roo and 11068 ot 1124 and 112812en et, | DEGBATTMEMt tor, Chuldren's Suite in ounscrign with | Siaes, 0 ects ot Sumave. atl ORIGINAL LOT ONS, trath-telling lady of Boston told me that there | several hard Llows in the face. His name is Allan Goodburn and he is the son Ts§ LOEFFLER, LATE OF WU, STEERNS & | lubes and Stable Parapornaie, Se SQUARE 574, | Was no need of any oue dying of diphtheria | “Boyce sang out for bis wife, who camo rax-| or fom and’ Mary Goodbara is meern _ Mine Boston, hat’ gpemed an eiaiishawent for | > Lewis 3. con Betnz at the northwest corner of Ist and B etreste if they would use acetic acid. chiefly applied | ning into the room, with the rest of the family | Tiaidon name was Mary Oglethorpe and ano | Seventeenth year began TUESDAY, October6. | otvstuaiing, 94 Zo sth" at. nw.yand solics the | _a12 aS inches oS mest oscar porten ef tes externally on the throat. Such was her expe- | following. ‘The young wife went to her us-| Maldon mame wae Mary Ogleshorpe and she rad uneers, = me Sete cee ee heey one | were concenes niet Fenner MatNes S87: | as ohew | ot), Ghee Opeintepe: pie makes |e ere ee gee oe ee en | asc ratae PteeIG ROME OTe waste ice ci acetic acid the two remedies are allied. Boyce says two other attacks were made on him | fePberr, of Hen: E. Oglethorpe. This makes | aace with best modern metbois. Pine Demorest eowhuge thichine, Gret-closs oa every PROPERTY January 11. HO. L | by his father-in-law, whoalso drew a revolver PI f s ‘sold at a dair promt, #1: BOUNDARY STREET) - founder, Especial advantages in Engitsh Literature, History, g y u BOUNDAI and Geodetic Saleccegeie. on him. Lytle then threw bim down aha ice: Toe face Grok gush investiga cioimov | Saoaee Lecomreeent arene om air trs |W. LUCAS, 908 oth st. mw. ANSES, NORTH CAPITOL “AND FILST | District govermunnt iuldians wal She 8, aise Raise Wioseuaies steps and followed this up by kicking him | ,, be fa foot , s On EER PA NEO oe at pou | Hatin iad anny conch oa thet eae severed Kate wan he etn and een | Dur ay gen beg mae public and Bad) sy aotan co tuts and comttat ron. | Evexrxa Axp Pasty Dussses (otideribstres Sines tata mas ating | fora fs ead ca An error oceurred in your report yesterday | P&fore # justice. mess ——— 208 — pentaipelioar poe aaron apa pean Lows SY SS"AND_EAST HALF OF LoT 94, 1 Raye Ay regarding the bill introduced in the House of A Sunday Movement in France. Dr. Graves Taken to the Penitentiary. For circulars apply to the Principal, c FRONTING 63 FELL ON FLORIDA AVENUE (or | SMC 2" f Representatives providing for the removal of] there ign mosemont on foot in erie to go-| _D¥- Graves was taken to the penitentiary at : PARTIAL CLEANING OF THE MOST Be y WITH AN AVERAGE DEPTH | eval aS = Pen Cee cure the popalar observance of Sunday, and a | Canon Cit el est evento as aa oes ig rot i DELICATE FABRIC. e cy Js near the c rallros Sew | and Sth and tr streets southeast, wherein “ : : was accompanied by a large number of ae = ation. eis very strong society has been formed to farther | 2© antec ee y; 3 Cl E| LACES OF ALL KINDS FINISHED das in a repidiy napro dian | was stated that the «um of £50,000 is to be ap- | \\1 Se edateak ct other prisoners, mostly petty offenders. Steel | COMUMBIY, COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, Stegant oppettiunaty Jor uvestivent. ae alaporer grrr apy tear © ab | this cause. ‘The honorary president of the #o- y GS Ta. ave. obpoaite City Lost Ufc, —DEMI NEUF. ep ee Pere Ferree oats, $2,000 3s to be appropriated | city, Senator Jules Simon. said to ti cuffs were on his hands and chains bound his C.K. URNBR, AM., CE, Prin. time of sale. Shits trust on the prewiises wold, of all cosa, the purchasy: A deposit of €500 tbe paid ume of sale.” Teras to be compied with in 1 from the day of sale, otuerwome the aciuinietrator ree : is wali * : 1 at auction, and iZ it is deemed expedient to | sted Pres: correspondent yesterday: Pepeny hatiarpciee obr ral ee spect [vom teed gate wieder use it in the navy yaré or gun foundry grounds | sire that our workmen may have a day’s rest | ‘Sch indignity. He took the situation cooly, | course, e10; phonograph, alone, $3.50. Shorthand then £15,b00is the figure. ‘The people of East | once a week and Sunday iv naturally the fay [ANd was courteous and pleasant to officers in } Hettcus by cometent readery ud the phouuxtaph. “Twas troubled for two years with a continual feel- ing of <orenest in my throat, sometines a great des! and ht others very | g27THE ABOVE SALE Is MONDA S 5 Y, JANUARY ELEVEN TCLL eer ry itis bas pines one: wa trest | Washington want tuis old penitentiary looking | we have chosen. But our undertuking is a dif- charge, The doomed man talked fypelr om all fiom tar month, feves 62 asi Thorees ace Bt as ee es or, | ing. Timed apd spt a xteat deal, Sty nose was | Wall taken away and the grounds laid out as a | ficult one, because it runs counter to numerous | topics but the one of his supposed guilt, | in tie Futute, Cusine aud Civil servucecuurm a ae | Hl THURSDAT SANT ALY FOURTEEN TA ted aes | Wastuneton, D4 stuffed a: T tad severe pains over my eyes. ft | Pak. | There is no more reason for its retention | customs and interests which do not like to be| | Dr. Graves was not permitted to see his wife | {iyuutate gry katY ace, yesame, hot, ol ‘Lo | BBB hourand place. KALCLIF BORIC BORROCGH, Aduamistve: Und totrontte me a gta! deal at bicht, andoftem | than there was for the fence that formerly in- | interfered with, At present our factory hands | before departing. She is improving gradually, Oa, Se { i. tiie eae sLIPFE, 2aRAMCh EMEC macoieet cease snes | closed the Capito! grounds and Smithsonian | and shop people work not ouly during the tong | and is ignorant that her husband last evening 5. V.PRUD ‘HOMME CAN TEAcH A Goop| @2 103 G STREET NORTHWEST. ])USAN8ON BHOS.- Risetioneers _RATCIAFFE, DAKK & 00., Sucte, “T had been to two physicians, who had helped me, | park, as well as other public reservatious | hours of every week day, but also on Sundays, | took one more step in the direction of the ion and a practical use of the French | Tons TOORDER 10 MATCH MATERIAL. ‘ at Deam as. | Peoness Sas. anaes, hut wan ot far frows a care, a0 Tdecidet tome Dr. | through whieh the public now pass to and fro. | We do not wish to forbid people working on | gallows. This information will not be con- | ianguaxe;toriy-tto lestans, $10. 007 Dat 10 sizes: Lat, faucy, ball suape: plain oz Wit HORSES, CARRIAGES, | MECEIVE i. Jordan acai’, and I am glad 1 did, for he has cured | Half a dozen marines make up the quota whose | Sundays if they wish to do so, but we aim to| veyed to her until she is well enough to go to | St! * = = = = ivory, cloth or metai rn; silk, crepe or velvet. W- s. » CONTAINED ( Four ine entirely of my troub.e My nose is clear, no | Voices wake the echoes in the old deserted build- | prevent them from foreing other people to] him. ie ne ee SC 8. iLL oth st. ne sets GRBNLW JERSEY AVENCE | By virrae Leadache end no trouble with wy throst. His tteat- | ings, and the government has no reason in the | work.” 4, Judge Rising held an investigation vester- iture, Orguit, Theory of Musicat yu. | ALL THE LATESD STYLES IN CAPE AND dna, went causes no pain and a child can take it.” world for continuing this obstruction of b; y st aly recorded 1602, folio Tao et seq, ube of the land record District of Co uubia, we wilt sell. at p M. Leon Say, the eminent political econo-| day into the conduct of the officers who con- a. Equity No. 1its gone days. The gun foundry is fast becoming | mist and deputy, who is president of the ao- | veyed the doctor to the jail the night the ver- ONDAY, THe b A THE HOCK OF TWO ae ae Jacket patterus have boc Teceived Uy te Misses rees 1126 10th sf. n-. 31-1 CUNSTNGHAM. “Furriers, 1905 Sth st naw. 0. 3D ST. A.W— | style sealskin garments dyed and altered one of the most popular of resorts for sight-| ciety, said: “Our society is the result of a| dict was returned, and who alleged that the NCED AND “DEAP'| styles. i FRC ee ee yy tie f DR. ¢. M. JORD. scers who come to thecapital city, and thiseye- | congress of, social economiste held in Paris ; accused made a confession. The officers stated ‘aight ER SeATHEE | pe D- PAU EDL, . O*CLOCK A 3i.y the goods ata spettirw, te yi of aa com. aakeat ot sore ou the route thereto should be removed | during the exhibition of 1889. It was then | under oath thut they did not ply the prisoner 4 Laie of G15 14th ét., removed to 1217 G n.w. Schedule, “°A," con! uished work, all ote a ee 3 =a oe withont delay. It is a damage to the interests | unanimously recognized that a weekly day of | With questions, but the doctor :grew loquacious | Et ag vo ed tong J 4 . wi ea THE PIANO, Lace Curtains met certilicated pupil cf dite ituated, and I know | reat is indispensable to the working classes. We | of his own accord. The court exonerated the | sorvatenn ct Woone, mates, ueluciug ah Ubexpire ie PIAN ded tie Koyal Con: | reasonavle prices. Oldest stand in ie Z ity. Now pro- SPECIALTIES — DISEASES OF THE NOSE, | of the section in which id partly mained as Bec. Matte te “n Cisrwe Sears from JULY ce cy toch and | cess dyeing and cieane. Pluuwes d’aujruche reno | Gne Biack Mare, y fast: “i said Draper, Sieek 2, Ree ‘Tur Stan will lend its aid im securing the de- | do not ask for legislation, but depend entirely | deputies of alleged unbecoming conduct. Method taucht. “WOE z2dst. uw. diG-ini* | Sated in latest Parisian style. Put luce nuded.” | Cae Brown Mare, nor pain neiven. THROAT, LUNGS AND EAR aakwmevel. oc. for success on the power of persuasion. And] Gov. Routt has stated that the doctor shall Erect ‘ORY, DRAMATIC ACTIUN | _Glovecieaninyaspocialty. _ seuu-tr Gee Gras weddle Worm, i ein Som ond commarenck wane ——_ it cannot be said that we have hitherto labored | have time enough to be heard in the su-| 34 3nd vise Gultues,, ERWAKD C. ZOWSSEND | Ty yo One sisseatCartlege, One ae tapas ‘yenwn of te Confirmations, in vain, ‘Two years ago our society numbered | preme court if his excellency is to gramta| Biv. : ca6-im * pry cLEANING, in | ae ® days. otter Ciicohcurs0to 1 am., 2 to 4 pm, 6toSpm-| In addition to tie list published in Tae Stan | twenty persons. Today we count over 2,500 |'teprieve. ISS FRANCES” MARTINS ENGLISH AND ‘SCOURING. ‘Double and Single Harm wise the rocetvers gusorve tue tight to resell the poor Piece Baty ae ae mea Grmed the far | Members, made np of republicans and mor ——— Meech Leivete Dot Sebald rence Dee tie . RE Sav at tin tisk unhocet of Geo detec geodon Jal2-w.thés yestezday the Senate has confirme fol- | archists, Catholics and Protestants, bishops | Feeble, but He Could Protect His Daughter. | 12040 st. h.w. Parisian profesor. Private classes ANTON FISCHER, JAMES F. BROWN, | trustees, | Mfiet five days’ advertioeuent foole in Bouse = $$ — | iowing: and free thinkers. We have already'achieved | “At Kingston, a mine twenty miles. from | S*M ain 906 G ST. X.W. _dizate_0. 0. oii ! Ee ee OT Ge taenene, ‘4 Ma smnatine 4 " ‘AL — SCHOOL OF COOKERY, BR. = rT UCTIONEER. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878: Corps of engmeers—Maj. G. J. Lydecker, to | some practical results. In the post office wo | Peoria, a man named Murphy, while drunk, | RP Benth ie Old a Fone seats Litho; | Dresves dyed a Mourning Black my fait epectaity. |S, PENSINGER AUCTIONEER, wane Ronetvern et oenpet, heel —— be lieutenant colonel; Capt. J. C. Mullery, tobe | bA¥@ got the h@prs shortened on Sunday and oe a — _ ZAAK, No. 940 LOUISIANA AVENUE. we aro now laboring with the railroad compa-| early beat his wife to death om Sunday | Pistes sor sinners, receptions e., rasnaleed to Cri W. BAKER & COS major; First Lieut. G. W. Gethals, captai dinners, receptions, &c., furnished to order. rE! iN — UNCANSOS BROS, Auctioneer, facond Lisut. H i first Mout | Bes” night. She ran for protection to the house; ocSlsmu* 0 Ping Extabiiainneti, pay Sa Lig | AUCTION SALES OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, D' and D streets northwest. eB Second Lieut. Henry Jervey, first lieuteaan! ———_ cee —_-_—__ of her father, John Morris, a feeble old man. \ L. NEVINS, 13261 ST. N. W. a ee 3 gents, work Wax -3 HARNESS, &., EVERY TUESDAY, THURS- : ‘i . : x. vale i a ; WLC. S RESSES, PLUSH AND VELVETS. . TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AS Tea a8 a Nasstad tectncna coetalgs Gre wee Bank at Muncy, Pa., Closed. He armed hitsself ‘wilh shotgen and ordered | O GUITAR, Sanholan, PANSO. aXTON ARD CAROLINE LECH, Yormeriy wits | DAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, CoM-|~ PHOFLRTE (UN "UME OSOWIE SIDE TOF P SS - ton Kennedy, tenth cavalry, to bo major, First] The First National Bank of Muncy, Pa., has | the eer man away. Murphy, however, ad- | nota.2ymé A\Néw and bay’ etuod: Ac Hiaher and Maison tices, Paris Ps MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. THE OXLY| SE4R4U) DELVES FoPUEE NIH AND ara . Cet exces! | Lieut. C. G. Ayres, tenth cavalry. captain; See- | been closed by order of Bank Examiner | Y*need, when Morris shot him OF. PFUHL, SCIENTIFIC AND SPIRITUAL PLACE IN TBE CITY DEVOTED ExcLUs.| TON, D. scene ohecinece sacred roa ; ‘A. Holbrook, first cavalry, first| Dengler Prior to the announcement of the Pitstologer saute horomoves, Sea aaa! MEDICAL, &c. By certain deed of trust to us besring Is te ond Lieut. ¥ charts of your life, gives also spiritual treatments, ______] IVELY TO THE SALE OF HORSES, CAR- | gate Octover Lt AD. 1800, ad duly recorded tn liber Me ig aatiotes nt | Meuteoant: Maj, H.C. Hook, thirteenth “intan-| suspension there was run, during cgi 4PPlctom Settlon Out of Courts Ais tere tcl, Seles al a web de! | Se camTOR RIAGES AND HARNESS, AND 18 THE BEST | fo:,i22%,/ filo 9 et soy of tv laud peconia he - ¥. tobe licutenant colonel; Capt. A. e- Je napis > Just % XGTO z . . " - es No Chemicals | gett, second infantry, major; First Lieut. John | Vaich between $7,000 and $8,000, all | Patterson in the supreme court in New York KINDERGARTEN. NORMAL INSTITUTE. PLACE TO EITBER BUY OR SELL. NOW OM | socered chests, wo will oril to svat t Ppesrenmes rohit vig on. Te | Rinie, second infantry, captain: Second Lieut. | 26 money on hand, was pad out. Delad yesterday and on behalf of Mrs. Appleton| MODEL AINDENGAIIENS AND SCHOOLS, 507 12th at. m.w., HAND 30 DAY10N WAGONS AND 50 BUG. | $y! PENG D DN both Ocoee FAL tne am more thon chree times the | WM. Wright, second intantry, first lieutenant. | Green, the cashier and ex-bank examiner for | Sunounced that her suit to recover an igtorest Mrs. Louise Pollack. 1017 10th st., Went = GIES, WHICH WILL BE SOLD aT PRIVATE een ae Nary—Lieui. Gunior grade) Henry Minett, | this district, was axreated between 10 and 11 | ugouee? the Peptic Miss Susan P, Pollock, 1434 Q st cacagg SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES, ALSO EVERY Arowroct of Sugar, | to be lieutenant: Ensign D. eS ee Gut of court. The cult involved at tha pepe A constant demand tor out graduates DISEASES OF MEK. SORT OF VEHICLE KNOWN TOTHE TRADE, lade * |lieutenant (junior grade); Passed Assistant | made during tho evening. When Examiner ‘ | Apply to Mis LOUISE POLLOCK, Author of Xi z Tea Rotert Whiting, eurgeon. Deugler arrived on Saturday he found that | erty of the ate John Anderson, the tobacco | uAPH YK eur, a te ise PoLLOOK, Author of Xe iceeloes ce Vinee. Go mater Sew ikbssde St gal-| WHICH WILL BE GOLD O& EXONANGED at Postmasters—New York: Smith Wilbur, at | portion of the uit could not be opened, and | @illionnire. The terms of the settlement are] 7-75 Co NST., FORMERLY 1285 151K *| tively restored Ina few weeks Dy the scieatiic appuics 7 1438 5. Tis Wil PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE. It is delicious, vo! Fairport. Tennessee: A. H. Faulkner, Me-| he sent to New York fcr an expert. The man | 20t made public. S ton ‘of local medicaments and so-therapeutic | THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK - Menuvilles W.-K. Sheddan, Cleveland: J. E.| arrived lost Right and {worked five hours be FES a etne Atiseee Kerr's Day Schodl for young ladies and BSE Rapeslbess aee ne ed by Dr Carleton. | 1 aE CITY. PURCHASERS AKE INVITED octngy ait Patton, Springfield; Geo. McPherson, Jones-|fore getting the vault door open. It Germa Rallwa; . —_ ARICH ICTURL, Kidney and Bladder NI x Sold by Grocers everywhere. aia vs ees Te and bonds wi 2 te Shortly after | Here Miguel, imperial minister of finance of | systems are telus onranized for January 1y 185. m Guskcy treated with ssl! and success. Privacy-assared. 8. BENSINGER, ‘W.BAKER &CO., Dorchester, Mass. A New Fast Mail Service. = ae charge of one of the most thorougy, povitter_ and éfh- | Hours, 9to% _Syniay, 903. jalz-at) wom Z ccd ah 4 Germany, and Herr Von Heyden, ministe: Gient teachers of abo F De General Superintendent White of the railway | {/s0Urcon » sareyieg dey aie bed =e enn Wa ee oy min! z of | ie yok teachers of shoriband in thvacountry.. Deysad ‘PROFESSIONAL MAGSAGE. MES. H. CAMENON, | [ ATIMER & SLOAN, Anchoncers, = ; kc Stat issioner Ben’ B . The x having proposed refor- | sng - APRLY. st Col- | 2 LS80 G st new.. a wreduate. Face inassaves sre | Vtny VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNM. mail service has entered into an arrangement, jey, who demanded bail in the sum of $20,000. | mation of the stato railway servieo, whioh in. sPehele | Gialty. Meters to uiany of tho most prouinentindiesat | VERY VALUABLE ZF by which an important improvement will soon | During the night he Will remain in the custody | yelved an increased expenditure, tho minister = ‘the pal, _| Washington. Ladies, 9 to. Gentlemen from 2 to. cROvE? atteten © GED De be made in the service between New York, St. | of the deputy marsh pee ee it Seana’ dachinnd te ccaath MX, POTNAM'S SCHOOL FoR YOUNG MEX NORTHWEST, BEING NO. | Louis and the west. Beginning about the 20th | tid last evening that the affairs of the bank | err Von Heyden retorted that te a) Jecilithes ugred tor puntiact al nage. Evivace tastes: jst: y Apyette befareine and waseonth caat be | | AUCTION. hearin nig |of the present month a new fast mail willbe | 5, had been Looted... A shortage of at lout | fecommended were indispensable, whereupon | Hou, tiven if deairol. VAboiy to Wil. H. FULSAG, | Bthe cided: colablisbed expert speciaict ths Cty | | O8 LIU ESD AY. AE eer: established over the Pennaylvania road from | 40,000 has already been discovered, and the | Herr Miguel reported the matter to the em- | A ¥-+ 1#93 Corcoran st. nw. —— fu ish wedicine, or nocharge consultation andadviee | of the teuptes, we will sell al of Lot 1¢wad ‘aortm | —____ Jw ESD ETA Es __ | Now York oy way of Pittsburg, Colambus and | fall amount, it is expected, will be much | PeFor for his action. fy EE Me EsOtHas RAMORL C, MALLS. afi yg a say Sestg pacemons pantat Pal Sy 4 | Indianapohs to St. Louis. will leave New v1 i is Capt fo Pee d y os E te Col: northwest by a. of 10) feet to; (Taal ¥ + 7 tsech eaten oehcetiot = aia asttetayad Se ister caer dane ate Death of Cyras W. Field’s Daughter. eee TS Toa ee we Pace? | RBC Da ie Is gad sor the Paper's yi mfortabie, hatory prem brick flo ania de rg Indianapolis at 7:55 o'clock the next morning, | that Dela Green was bank examiuver. Mrs. Gruce Field Lindley, eidest daughter of | J{HIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL, 1811157. N.W.—| JT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT eee beat St = Risking clove connection with outgoing morn-| At midnight the investigation was till under | Cyrus W. Field, died in New York yesterday | a Atocuush and proctessive rool for oth sexes | 1 br. BROTHEL isthe ye BROTH, we. 8 feet, ing trains ut that point, aud arriving at St. | way. morning. oct ate ITs: We MED WELL: Erinctpal_ | steve Forty treyears' experience: Jeti-imr | the Louis at 5 o'clock the same evening. By this —— i i , Sate ane 7 Usine 4 BOTTLEOR I CURE FITS! [2ccick. 28 aie ate, Linalog tot wt ach ek een ta | ge Ao year operon Mare iar ener me |sitreing ace gener aurmled tthe lt | The foundeymen of Hamilton, Ont, have | Westen hidstn Mies Westend es Sane susgiaals Raine. 2 | tae | SAEs eee t be delivered iu advance of the presen: schedule | "tified, their miolders of a reduetion of 10) nor in tho wrecked firm of Field, Lindley, | GTABINS GHEAT AUSINESS UNIVERNITY. 15 | Pym. LEOR. : vets FOUN Agee. seal cure. I have made toe disease of PITS, EPL : ms time. per cent in wages and a strike is talked of. Weichers & Co. S ana 17 Et. u. x: —two hundred students in regu pees tener fn tpn ts ne Se Rise ‘The nail manufacturers of Canada have held —-- +e Tae, Boemiah: civil sorracetraistte Eeeridcreriasss | 04 0 8B. BEE. Of AND OTE OTS. Lw., yew bere faied Bo reasn for Rot now receiving & ‘Wis Arrest Postponed. @ meeting here and formed a pool for the Heavy Snow in the West. Cp RA ES wa FE + The well-known ladies’ physician, can be == Ramee Gnedammatenaee Gon. Schoficld has bad a consultation with | manufacture of wire nails, The effect of this| 4 heavy fall of snow is reported from all| writing epced ‘Phenomenal advancewen: of consulted daily from 10 to Lend 6 too. 4H. G. ROOT. 3H. C.. 153 Peart St. No. | We President in regard to the case of the In- | step will be to increase the price of wire nails | Points west of Rochester. In. Buffalo, Erie and Rieti chortiaad apd tre Ao Pa Gace | Proms "*_| dinn chief “Walks Knights” of the Tongue | slightly. Cleveland the fall bas been three feet in| nes course, lucludiag Vooktsepiny, ptsinese treatment. a : “ dei wea ee, inShIp, Be, three mouths, 6! Je. MARSTON'S TREA DVRS ERAGE BE“AGESR HARE, Fe | Mover reservation 12 sedme that thie Indian | | AboU forty ofthe wood carvers. at Rockford, | many places, All’ trains from the weet due SpSaM, 62'pe tout Day and put meson Dior snped, Baer = * * Reng morning were from one! seg-1y - President sakiutactcrwd as owGer, Shick, canbe given | that his fellow Indians are inclined to resist | 229% it is probable that the trouble will €x-| to three hours late on account of tho suow | 2? ___Presk he 8: Tees or tie tl tend toall the farniture fact "The difl- | blockades Th Eh Tas SUSAN AW TFieituaciureay | any attempt on the part of the civil authori-| culty arises from the feottins for of the tare | © oleae _sepent Satay: M DE ocaL oot. 61a? cuRR De Hainhs' GOLDEN sibciine | killed asteer that was damaging bis farm, and ind, as they ail belong to the | at New York yesterday fore Depa leew aint wi nh sd sperdy cure, | ties to enforce the law in his case. It was ios of Rockt teale cages | Oe OTe ee ee ee Toke'sies” "it hn tons eiven ia timate of ety | feted thet en outbreak would follow any at- | to work plece work. ‘The carvers, refube 19 or 1s Tike ae ‘autahce a yeriect cure hastollowed is | tempt to arrest him, and the matter was £e-| do this, objecting to piece work om the ground What Canecd a Mite. CEIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ote 2h Utter hnposubiits tos the hates | Potted to Washington with the view of haviag | that it puts» premium on poor workmanship| The London Chronicle says: “It-is prob- situa aw. Z Foenibiity the assistance of United States It is|and has a teudoney to take the mon slight | able that it was » lively recollection of the| .7 carbera To HEIEIC CO... SOLP PROPRIETORS, SS the authorities are meme their work. Alabama award which caused a im the CINSATH Olio 2 comparative tions. the offense, to postpone action in the matter Bad Outlook for sa Ico Harvest au ves Chor aaa unt © present excitement on the reservation Every tidewater river iu Maine is open to Kommmenag Ley lhe meng bias 2 es steam vessels to the bead of navigution, some- Have however hatte obsmcle wil apt Gen. 8. B. National Bank Edith L. Goodwin, niece