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THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. Cc. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1892—TEN PAGES. 10 DEMOCRATIC. ‘The Congressional Flara ity Nearly 10,000 ~ Quarrel Among Kepublican Leaders. Correspondence of The Frenine Sta Conemrrs, Onto, Dec. 22, 1892. Obie dem are pointing with consider- able pride to the figures ent that the state ix democratic by nearly 10,000 votes. The piural democratic Congressmen-elect over their re- publiean opponents are in the total 38,759, whi lican Congresemen-clect over their democratic ©; ponents reach in the 116. demoerntic according to the amional vot plarality, is 9,643. had something to do with the result in this state QUAMRRT AMONG REFUPLICAN Lrapens. Two prominent repu lenders—one an officchokter and the other an ex-state official! are engaged im a p quarrel that farth maltipiies the enwit f that party ar Rives the democrais new hopes of carrying the aie Lex! vear D. J. Ryan resigned to accept the office of orld’ fair commissioner for Obio. and Gor MeKinle > ~ was muid to be done ay leaders, aafiactory that » after appoint trained relstions arose between Ryan and Poorman bie was kept from the eneral public, buweve 4 it was a matter of vent enrprive that orman, in his annual rt. filed Inst w ve criticised his e Crit mild word for or in th i have heen veracit; in which Jegres a party, for that the $1,000 be ir salary. to be made. ted to jected, ax he put hout ‘getting the that Ryan and other pro: t v before the bi and of th Hand pase . st Ryan w willing to restore in an rway. It gave ' an an additional «alary of $1,000. It was also beter a got the er the mt 1 for the nomination nation in ated a . which ths P oath b tat on It took nearly all the money there was \ Sas narrowly TE 2 Jnchs of New Orleans . « p Club's celebra the ebaracterised. hes from W.C. I vokran, Gow, MeCe © Brice and, p > battle mattis Tharmar have ge for t Mare that will The mentic Onthwaite in * dem lar cabinet posi- received ry popu- publi- 4 dem- ing the He has just His Mr. Quthwnit wn party a Miliated » 1 A with the th ly to bie pe y fact hat a half dozen ambit ocrate are fighting over the en op- portion badly divided, it vas always easy for bim to carry away the nominstic he «cram at would be precip!'a < resigna: wo enter the cabinet w vere tunate for the party. fhe d = ds moeratio—3,29 at the bist « No other Obig democrat is place in Mr. Cleweiaad » eabine Govern has de i such a p a candidate are is evident that Preside + arres for teatmer that be was enffering oni " Hece eveloptren t= be however, have left Littie doubt that’ Harper ering from sous lostdioas divas Harper wv +e ed \ ¢ He has been « m T and, course, bes earned al time poe He has therefore only and a hdf vet on 2 ° parctes mim bis ¢ Bon sera, — Lively Time im the Wheat Pit For about two minutes vesterday the wheat pit on the Chicago beard of trad lave more animation @han ii Las any time sivce “Old Hoseb” carried rough lis big va few Yeareage. Boke Foiled and struggied to get the jam, baie were » ats ¥ torn off i the frenz @rowil, while tie roar that we aul opped all business 1 the rmotl resulted fr of sb * bea t wer wae talk of an ontbreak thet the completion countries There was 1 rer Dut they served q 1 napping. There iu Parts and « fee might invol feeling emoug ment the price © 8 at the chose was 1', higher tha duesday herene of Kaitroad Information at Chicago. All the eastern and sou" roads termi- | sting ia Chicago, with the exeeption of the ’ nin, WEE Tepresented at = meeting be the Great Northern Hotel in Chicago yesuerday for the purpose of discussing the or ganization of @ burean world's fait grounde. ‘The vetal Passenger Agent Ford in the city beon uravordably detained until after ihe meeting ‘The sentiment in favor of establish We nthe opesed Duress War practically anani- plan being to divide the expense of Interesting Entertainment of the Graded | Continuing the Investigation of the Panama NEWS FROM SOCKVILLE. Schools—@ Pleasant Wedding—Notes. Correspondence of The Evening Star Hermon Presbyterian Church, near Cabin | the returns from | Jobn, was on Wednesday at noon the scene of congressional elections in this state, which | pretty wedding, the contracting parties being Mr. Frank P. Stone and Miss Lily Moore, both | the eleven | of Potomac district. formed by Rockvintx, Dec. 23, 1892. The ceremony was per- . M. P. Snell of Washington, and Mesers. Dunbar and Herbert Clagett and Joseph | of ae | capt the fox will be liberated at the above place and a lary joy @ Messrs. abl Last April Secretary of State | defendants in the Wi it title tion Dariel shot durin died been D. deliv The quet Ivan was charged ¢vening of with allowing the | Tho committee of arrangements for the same | rates for the consists of Messrs. A. A. Grant, RB. E. Jones, JB. Kelchner. The holiday entertainment of the Rockville rand Mr fyan Graded School, held here today, was largely at-| Reinach. This showed the names of the tended and the exerei upon tea Opening ad mas “Hel tation ‘Trail grade: recitation, fins Virgi ttle Bla: Hew Edga A I and ing V ‘ Hilte gra: Brew ities of the ten repub-| Reading acted as ushers. A large number of | the relative: ‘The | were in attendance. After a fine repast at thé residence of the bride's father Mr. and Mrs. Looked at through Stone left for an extended tour through the these figures, it really looks as though the tariff | west. Some days since Messre. W. W. White, Sam’l | Young nd friends of the bride and groom d James Gott, after an exciting race everal hours near Dawsonville, #u in uring a large red fox. On Monday next ge crowd is expected to be on hand to en- he «port. y John K. Cowan and Richard M. Ven- of Baltimore have been retained by the ejectment suit in the ed States circuit court. This case involves toa large tract of land embracing ® por- of the west end of this town. Waiter of Poolesville district,who was in the back by his father, James Walter, ag an altercation on Sunday evening last, yesterday. No arrest of the father has yet reported here. W. Baker, esq., of the Washington bar will an address at St. Mary's Hall, Barnes on the evening of the 28th instant. ie Rockville Athletic Club will give a ban- to its members and invited guests on the December 31 at their hall, this Fine music will enliven the occasion. Nicholson, C. H. Gottschalk and J. F. « were of a very intgr- | he following program was | le as to reflect credit ulike ers and pnpila: ddress, Joe Bailey; song, “Christ~ PROBING THE SCANDAL. “ATLANTA'S HOSPITALITY. Gen. Stevenson and His Party Experience Ite Heartiness. ‘Mr. Stevenson and the memberahed a busy day of it yesterday at Atianta. At 9 o'clock the gentlemen left the Kimball House for the Aragon Hotel, where breakfast was given by the Young Men's Democratic League. Short talke were made by Mr. Stevenson, Judge Ewing, Congressman Seott and others of the party in Tesponse to toasts. From there they were taken to the home of Capt. E. F. Howell, at the West End, where they, with about thirty other gentlemen, were entertained at luncheon. From Capt. Howell's they were driven tothe home of Dr. R. D. Spaulding on Peachtree street. The party that dined with Dr. Spalding numbered the same as that at the luncheon. After dinner the visitors returned to the hotel, taking a short rest before leaving for the executive mansion. The ladies were. breakfasted by Mrs. Hoke Smith, and in the afternoon a large tion was given in their honor by Mrs. Hemphill at the home of Mayor Hemphill, on Peschtree street. Last night » large public reception was given in honor of the entire party by Gov. and Mra. Northen at the executive mansion. Mrs. Northen was assisted in receiving by many prominent society ladies of Atlanta and other Parts of the state. Early this morning the visitors left for Chi- cago and home, passing through Chattanooga and Evansville. , ——_—+2-_____ WHY CHIEF McRAE WAS SUSPENDED. Canal Affairs. M. Floquet, president of the chamber of deputies, appeared for examination before the | Panama investigating committee in Paris yos- | terday. Hedeciared emphatically that he had | never received from the Panama company | Money for the recret vervico or for any other | object. It will be recalled that M. Rouvier, lately | minister of finance, stated in his speech in the chamber of deputies on Tuesday that when he assnmed office he found the seoret service fund depleted and had received personal loans from friends to enable him to carry on the business of the secret serviee burean. M. Floquet far- ther told the committee that when he was member of the ministry he had ordered that certain advertisements be printed in Paris newspapers. These advertisements, he ad- mitted, had been inserted, not from a busi- ness, but from a political point of view. ‘This admission is much commented upon as being tantamount to an acknowledgment that the advertisements were but a cover under which the newspapers were bribed to support the ministerial schemes. M. Bourgeois, minister of justice, appeared before the commission after M. Floquet had testified, to explain the seizure of the counter- feits of Thierree checks. On Monday, he said, M. Thierree admitted to the examining magis- trate that these were at his bank. The magis- trate then accompanied M. Thierree to his of- fice and secured them. Bourgeois promised that the papers of the dynamite societyand other important documents recently seized should be communicated to the commission. ‘Tuese documents, however, must be handled with great caution, lest their contents should be used for purposes prejudicial to the prosecu- tion or defense. A Big Scandal in Police Circles of Superior, Wis., Promised. The discharge of Capt. McRae of theSuperior, Wis, police force has led to startling develop- ments, The details of thestory have not yet been obtained, but there is no doubt of its im- portance. For some time tho United States government has been in pursuit of the largest and most daring gang of cdunterfeiters known in tho last twenty years. For the past few weeks silver half dollars and dollars, well executed, have ‘a LITTLE 1st.” M. Andrieux, ex-prefect of police, was the next witness. He said that he had a photograph of a statement and account written by Baron de 08 of checks drawn by Baron de Reinach.. 3. Andrieux wrote a list of names on a piece of ~~ and handed it to M. Brisson, saying at | ime that four other names, one of a very Tume Has Come Again,” school; recitation, Across the Snow,” frene Fowler; reci motion rong, recitation, “A Turkey for ' Christmas, ‘e Davis; recitation, “The Months, girls, quartet, “The Golden h Pay, Lotrie Davis, Willie Reading, Fre: recitation: “The Neglected Artist, i tation, “Joes Christmas,” ony Swditler; recitation, “In Santa Claus Lily Fowler: motion song, “The Work- nm,” +ix little boys: recitation, “The First rlie Um ul; recitation, “How Hung Up Her Stocking,” Nettie Poole; and chorus, “Bethiehem's Plait Stella Fannie Horner and children of fifth p: recitation, “Kris Kringle'’s Visit,” Llovd er; recitat ving Little Girl,” E. Braddock: Ht nine girls’ and boys, hymn, “God Be With You Till We Meet Again,” school. S.A. M. Dr. Svar op: venin able anse paneer HYATTSVILLE. ndence of The Evenine Star Hyarrsviute, Mp., December 23, 1892. Charles A. Wells, when asked by Tar representative yesterday to express his n upon Brown's proposition of con- ngress for the purpose of framing a bill to be adopted by the ng a next legisiatu the agricultural portions of this «ts not willing to be taxed for the benefit of capitalists, and that Tha bi The re pletec and Ber Ed. « Hat dock thonld be devised to make each jing to hix actual worth. ved in the listing clause, whieh re- n to disclose the valne of his prop- iwasof the opinion that an would be passed by the next ure which would be framed somewhat « order of the Hayes bill, which the farm- emed to have demanded. rein the single tax case have com- | wppeal and filed an amended record, se will be on hearing at the January | he court of appeals, | st anniversary hop of the “Oak Leaf ure Club” of this village was given last at Magrader's Hall. Excellent masic fished for the occasion, and dancing i until a te hour. Among those ere Mr. =. Saunders of Wash- Misses ker, Julia and Resa and “Maggie Shreeves | Kosa Barr and Marie Cratchet , stoville, Madge and Phorbe Small, Pear! | gs and Keefe of Warhington, and Messrs. | Hurley, fred. Helier, R.”H. Vincent, | Harvey, Louis G. Rocker and Chas, Lynch aeburg. Harry Dobbs, Hugh Latimer, | Dal. Ervin and Robert’ Barron of | and Lockwood and Wallace Mur- Washingion. b t their he ¢ The Washington and Suburban railroad, if comp prope the president of the board of directors for the | news; Mary! will be certain part of the Di rrr ust Coldenstroth on the former charge wa i, will rty in this v greatly enhance the value of einity. Dr. Chas. A. Wella, | land line, says that that ortion of the route ‘ovstructed if the directors on | rict of Columbia will extend | © property on the turnpike. ! n keepers in Bisdensburg and | were tried before Justice Hurley ves- | n the charges of violating the Sunday | selling liquor to mi The case sed on account of the state witness fail- ing to give proper evidence. Garges’ case, | whieh was on iso. din- | Urrex Maginono’, Mo.. Dec. 1892. In the circuit court for Prince George’s| county on Tuesday Judge John B. Brook | issued an order to the receiver, Sydney E. Madd {Charles county, to delive ingt New from of Mz. Bull and his attorney, Judge Donohue York.that be bought the engine and tender Wilson & Co., dealers in engines and matter as to the ownership of the engine and | tende ment, r probe Col the Fr several more He will probably return here about January 15, Leys The and meet elec Ww. this her son, Theodore the latter charge, was that been already gh no indict- The state witness gave that he had purchased The trialof Hahn for | Sunday law was postponed. | ers of Bladensburg will sing a 2 before the mass which will be | ight on Christmas eve at St. | tholie Church. Miss Rosa Gallant, | ry Society, is making handsomely decorate that A= eaKon, will hold mass at the 20 o'clock on Christmas her Nevins, C. 8. P., will rly masa at St. Jerome's Church on Chirist- norming and another mass at {:30 at the . Greenvale, | Ford have sold a part of | Ivmont, which consists | Mr. Ignatius 1 Fulk of Mont- | for $6,000. » proprieto: sews FF The Fveningster the engine and r formerly in use om that road (the Wash- | n City and Point Lookout) to Frederick Bill | oton, Conn. It was shown in the evidence | 4 supplies, of Phtindelphia and paid | for it. A commission was sent to | erk to take the testimony of men who were — interested in ess aud to practically settle the ibis order now practically stops | Meee TT ‘esettled in the court of appeals. The | ef cannot get another engine and equip- ‘and virtually nothing ean be done.’ The w tied up for the winter at least, and | oly for a longer time. It issaid that if Hest had been allowed to go ahgad and fe the hine and witha little assistance he 4 have been running trains regularly over vad today and would no doubt have had les of track laid by this time. i. Best is now in South Dakota, where he is ng after his interests in another railroad. « incorporators of the Upper Marlboro’ Washington Eleetrie y will hold @ g very soon in Washington to have an ion of officers for the ensuing year. Henry lagett, John W. Belt and James ‘T. Perkins ong the incerporatars of the road from place. Ann M. Owings bas gone to Baltimore, whe will spend the winter months with ‘Owings of the Baltimore po- the institution among the roads subscribing to | N00 st Monongabela, Pa. ‘The unanimity with ~ movement, General Passenger Agent Rug- ttew of one to confer with Geo. H. Afford, rman of the COmmittes of western roads ap- The not to ates oe ms cape e's | arene epanks eet Yow to iamuingg s gall for a general meeting of | not work for less « lung strike is the only pros- Sia nee totereted. pect. of the Michigan Contre! sas constitated «| W* Unexpected, and the belief that they would | League, who is in the city, has signed Vickery. 0 to work by January 1 bas been | the lobbyist Arton for a total sum of 1,350,000 | Ai | before the investigates been floated in immense quantities. Thirty secret officers have been working the case, but were unable to locate the gang. Some time ago the Superior police in making a search for stolen property discovered quantity of ap- paratus for counterfeiting. Chief Drummond of the secret service was | notified and at least six men bave been assigned to the work. Among them was Thomas Porter, chief of the secret service at Chicago. The dies discovered were examined, as it wa: | known that the dangerous money in circula | tion was minted upon them. The gang bas | made Superior its headquarters and Duluth and other adjacent towns its chief base of oper- ations. Its money has been circulated in every city in the United States. No arrests have yo! been made, but they are expected soon. Among the men expected to be involved is one of Superior’s prominent business men. embers of the secret service are in Minne-| apolis, St. Paul, Duluth and Chicago shadowiny | men who are connected with the gang. Chie! | of Police McRae was suspended, it is said, for the indiscriminate use of his knowledge of the above affair, and a police scandal of big pro- portions is promised. high pergonage, he was prevented from mention- ing by the dictates of discretion. Dr. Cornelius Herz had shown hima document bearing the names of 104 deputies who had been bought by francs. “M. Andrieux could name most. if ‘not all, the men mentioned ir thisdocument. Proof of the culpability of many men named in the document had been promised him. He would try to obtain the document from Dr. Herz. Ho wished it to be understood, however, that he | could not guarantee absolutely the accuracy of the document of Baron de Reinach’s statement. In his opiniou Baron de Reinach’s word was far from impeachable. From his knowledge Reinach had pegun to pay personal debts with money of the Panama Canal Company. TRE SECRET SERVICE FUND. When asked to explain a passing mention of the payment of checks to M. Floquet, M. An- drieux explained that Felix Cottu, a director of the canal company, had told him Baron de Reinach once spoke of Floquet’s needing 750,000 francs for the secret service fund. Cottu had requested a conference with Floquet and Reinach had agreed to arrange for one. Eventually, however, Reinach took Cottu to | EDUCATIONAL. eens ——— ACHING DUKING HOLIDAYS IN ENGLIS! Be a ; ft CoACRINS, PIRING, MOURA ENOUNR, | noes lsc Soe oo Rive paceaete soa ey SN Igepore now will make future lessons easier, Ef | cen’ Viger 3 trustees and James W. * Macs SMITH, 321 East Capitolst ceHASAS, } GHOMPSON, 703 15th ot. spac. | som. Nols. a Asi ip sant 20 an ave. : me pation thet aad tepid inctnaoee ST. ROSE'S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, pay of the Binet Sf Cstambe a ou, te nt s™ 'S INDUSTRIAL SCE ‘of Novernber. I8G2, denonit with the clerk of 0-1 Dresanvahing abt Sse Sapa fanpop, rk are [Psecerosy ie PIAX. 1 Aecnus of the act of Consrese jerinan at pupils’ homes vi ‘ane provided for tie Purposss 3 Iegicuce, ternie reascuable, tiene: Sbprsre, bs fag Peal estate Inthe District of Go. a oe ae na 5 AND LADIES’ TAILO! t — W OPPs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ANDSCHOOT, | _P20-1m*_ G17 13th st. Bw: A} rt yey A of Shortland and Typewriting, {ot sat got at | LLB. MARIE BES ages apd wife by decd Capitol st.;day and eveni sessions | pre. M Wa ans te Ll x = aha eesti < al OE dh ool tec = Ly aS Fz cami a * <Fetaw. : in ‘sto‘lows: Lo Chicage, Western Express at apo aaltpe TORE PE BS 6 a_i Wa SSS SS Darvel of round imretofore con. | with, Staring ‘are Waskineten let kcary. awe 3 jacob Colctager in, w ced expen # dollge ith "sevice examasaion® aration Hiteiemaseat Parisian creations, 000 different rv Colitcer soa artnas afew Sot be years experiences” =n YS OT SEEN .102 Yet an. ners —4 ‘PROEBEL scuoor Pivsx Coats Terma followiar. to witt | — ghoranerevs, plominis sng St. English “branches under competent ins'ructors, oe of land to be surveyrg off the farmowned | Carfiacrisbare tr Mompnis. Ioinine cer arith teachors. class. VETS by Daniel V. Colciazerin 18st. iyi 0 Richmond. Pate Pupres 10 40». ein BES STE 3 comes pereesmrea| be fisterme/ he wel sine 3 S tmeee sirmpike, = prea seatrere to Chicas ae STEAMED. the diviai Ain etree Mathaniet F | posure Vonsadattee, Meaphestse sot Niagere Paite ae aerieRy Gree, ten kowns, &c., dry cleaned et short | Un'stteson the south snafssid farms oe? me rie: Canandaigus wad Rochester Aaity,, tor ‘Tue prncrrz scmoor oF taxavsans, ee TBogtanfag'at acfatea the: Piney Branch reat | fic sud Niseare a 73 Jats nw AU; Taek anewes dred any shade when not too much | 77 minutes S seconde in, asouthwateriy directa | PorlWiile soe heen en French. Goruisne Spanith. Tiahane Feataké Latta, | fed without rippiur apart from a stone 2 4 ahi satura and’ lations. ANTON FISCHER, jashington to Rochester Ale0, 206 Gst nw. For Williamsport, Kenove and Fl FRENGH,& GERMAN LFOTURES & COMEDIES Pvt lgat sgl daily, exons Sundar’ For Will awerortoniy 8 EI , , | en reek ae Cn a ae SS Cy new. = AT 7th and D. Eupress, Sherine = a RRS and Dining Care, ne Coachents 7 2. 8 Oh — 88 LO) 75 Soin ag ‘! a Myr iil eras, Bator tens oe e i <n are of Washington Indien. Terms modersta, set er? aetna inatrement of depontt for thee parro%e pe 20, 10,0) and. I MARTEN COLLEOR OF UNATORY, LADIES, WHO [WISH XINST-CLAGS DRESS. | Provementa thereon whicraprrarinchelond morte | Rehitald hiya et ie eee Sa Jacorgorsted uniter United States a. making Dadest reasonable prices. should call at | Sf the District sf Gelumipia, ate wash ty Henrione | matttls Pasae Hon EDWIN B. HAY, President of board of trustees. | Mme. CA! French Dressmaker, 720 Lith st. | E. Cowling, amd a certain James © Richardson ‘CONGRESS*ONAL LIMITED = ‘The M: ‘College of Oratory is the and most | 2. ©. nl Pears to have an interest in a iten thereon. seid All Paricr Cars, witn Dinine Car from. Ralttmore {nduential college of te Kind in the Now cate- | 9 ADTES. SEALSKIN AND OTHER FUR GAR- | Strument of appropriation covisius « prayer to the Son Nort. 4.00'p mu daly for Phijernl ot owe. mente £0 the latest ch a at prot o appraise the damages se only” Passengure for Potiedeiri Ro GRR PRU EURE TOG, Sw. aPeRe EERE, COMMROMAME, "| Linh tecretresaces ea erste meets | fm si houty cieee sation. Phdadaisin For circulant address” RENCH DYEING, ‘SCOURING. AND DRY OLEAN- Sapte ecoey cesary for that papas mi, voy gy a 48-1m Mr. je Establishment, 1303 New York ave, irstciass | “and whentas tn woe hal ed te Picbtct hes returned “ir csp oom Sctoor oF GES, Indies’ and gents’ work of teary desert the said Henrietta E- Cow!ing and James W. Richard. | Accomodation, 5.00a.m. dath Brof. PAUL E. VOINOT, diploms de Tuniverstve t, Sheapakin Rust end Whe Fary cleaned. en grder of tbe court Terstotere bescear tate ie om without chtaee, YB , NOT, ° Sy en °c e : Shoage, France, Principal. ce “Bins? | SRO AR: CAROLINE TEMCH, formerly sri | hercly siren tone nhove cemed: Henrietta #. Cows sag pupeedeinepestng event: FUQCUTION. PHYSICAL CoLTORE, ag | Seer SOS oo Freee, Fee _—__ NO | Mar ond Jernee W, Richardson. their bee ce leral 5 with beatsiof Crceklge hasen ei in studio oF at lence, Ciose study: m $ Byrieiem pust pronace fae readers nnd orators DENTISTRY. ay of Janary, INKL at the spestna of the cont ee Penge Mire, EcigaBhiw kine. 507 Fast Capitol st. A : Phar day.or as soon thereatier ascounnel cam be beard, | For Avautieciiy, MEDS e es Ae Aman, www is ee a toshow Cause, if any have, hy such (sere and 11.35 p.m. 2 Saturdays only, eR a Same —rHPATOERERM |e 5n ou can ean oka tsi my decoretre or pista to = U, ®& DENTAL assoctation, abttgepex for the Brightwoot ‘phuailwas Compain ee Seen, ee : air ow The Distr of Calta } Water ‘cojors, chiam and off paigting, “Ceeeniea' aed Cor. 7th and D sta T ‘o. Painting m nature canbe learned in s few the wonderful ‘of students. traits to ore from 8} 10 t0 $5,000" The teacher, i. B. Morrel ad twelve medais and studied fifteen Tip eons Pet Sner cs tentben ta eae ain tings on andor sale. ATION AE"ROADEMY OF FINE AETSOs Ee Mooxr Verxox Szauxanr, CORNER M AND 11TH STREETS ¥. ©. WASHINGTON, D. 0. Eighteenth year opened OCTOBER 4 Aselect high-grade ‘boarding and day school for young ladies and little girle—thoroughly modern in its spirit and methods. ‘New buildings, perfectly equipped for health and comfort—steam heat, passenger elevator, perfect sanitation, For ctreulars apply tothe principal, 436m Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS. = oe see Clemencean, as Floquet was too busy to| A Government Telegraph and Telephone spare time fora meeting. Baron de Keinach ‘tine. had added that Albert C1 stophle, governor of | is Ki A the eredit foncier, who was concerned in sev- ii eaninigroae ae a cared eral projects in connection with the Panama | *Fvice was officially informed yesterday that | canal, might be thrown over, although, through | the United States government telegraph and the government, it might be possible to secure | telephone fine between Assateague and Cape | the influence of he credit foncier for the canal. | Charles, Va., a distance of ninety miles, had en Cotta met Clemenceau the Intter con: >I a + ett q firmed the statement us regards Christophie, | bee” completed and was formally put into op- | ut did ‘not mention the money quovtion. | efation Inst Tuesday. ‘The line was constructed Cotta had beea rendered so lapprebenuive by | BY, the life-sving service, at an expense of | what he heard that he had ‘cormented to give #12,800, and includes twelve mites of sub-| the government the 750,000 francs required for | ™4rine cable. | the kecret service fund. Cottn had told | SHES ea | Reinach, however, that the whole affair was a r blackmailing swindle and might cause tronble. | Considerable slarm was occasioned in Seville, Reinach had respouded: “‘No, no; none at all. | Spain, yesterday by the explosion of a bomb, Tean say Sees te seeen to pay ad-! presumably loaded with amite, in the poy ereny sy ~vl aa atd |entrance of a house occupied by one of the Subsequently Reinach had said that Cottu | Wealthiest citizens in the place. The force of was too thin-skinned. | the explosion was very great, the very entrance | Cottu seized Reinach by the beard, dragged | to the door being shattered and the windows him from the front room of the bank into the | broken. In several places large pieces of stone private office, and after calling him an embez- | of which the house is constracted were blown zler and coward had demanded back the check | out. Nobody was hurt. ‘The polies say they for the 750,000 francs. Reinach declared that have no doubt that it was due to ‘personal spite it was at his house and succeeded in holding off against the owner of the house. No political Cotta until the final crash came, overwhelming | importance attaches to the event. everybody. But part of the amount had then ———_e-- beer paid over to the government. | rate’ Deputy Barthon of the commission asked | Hinkey to Captain Yale's Foot Ball Team. Andrieux whe, if he knew Reinach tobe so dis-| | Frank A. Hinkey, ‘95, the great end player, jonest, he placed any reliance upon Reinach’s | has been decided upon as the next éaptain of charges that deputies bad sold their votes. the Yale University Foot Ball Team. Hinkey Andrieux replied: “Although dishonest with | comes from Tonawanda, N.Y. He is one of the others Baron de Reinach had no reason for | most aggressive as woll as one of the most making out private memoranda and counter-| gubtle and skilled players ever on the Yale! feits falsely. team. He is the silent man of the eleven, ———+e+—___ Corrigan Sued for Slander. Victor D. L. Mudge, the attorney who is rosecuting the Corrigan race track people, 5 ¢ began suit in Chicago yesterday to recover iene, fold the commision, be could’ consis | £22000 damages from Edward Corrigan for the report that Provident Carnot bad a list of — eee ce byt nd cabal Tobbsieg: This list be seid coatrigh | stash Gea Gis o quoted as saying that Mudge canal lobby: he said, comprise : ) many deputies whose names had not vet been was a bvigamist and defaulter and that his mentioned in connection with the scandal. | picture had been published in the Police Gazette. Marius Fontane and Charles de Leseeps, di-| “The charge that Iam a bigamist and de-| rector of the Panama Canal Company, rece | fenleae is absolutely false and malicions,” said taken from Mazas prison yesterday morning to | Mr. Mudge. “'I did leave Norfolk, Va., owing a the office of M. Franqueville, theexamining mag- | little money, but I deny that there was any istrate, by whom they were questioned for two | fraud connected. with the, transactions an hours. They rode both ways ina prison van, | enemy sent my picture to the Gazette and it | as Ce ey a been given that no | be printed. — — open letter ?| favors shail be shown them. | the newspapers at Norfolk, which was printed, M. Sant-Leroy. accused of selling his vote | and fully expinined why I left the town, I pro- when he was a member of the lottery bond com- | pose to make Corrigan prove his assertion: mission, was examined in the afternoon ee. NEARLY EVERY LEADING MAN IMPLICATED. Indians and Half Breeds in a Fight. It is very evident that the deeper the probe | A dispatch from Rarker, Carlton coanty, is inserted in the Panama affairs the greater | Minn., reports a terrible fight Wednesday night. becomes the mass of corruption expozed, not A number of half breeds and Indians from the only in regard to the canal company’s affairs, | Fond du Lac reservation have been living in ‘but also in regard to matters not pertaining to tepees near the Barker depot for some time. the company. The belief is becoming prevalent | ppey we cl t that nearly ail the men in prominent political | 14e¥ Went to Cloquet to get their annuities, poritions are more or less mixed up in atfars | Were paid by Agent Leahy and started home. That will not bear the light of publicity, | Stopping at Carlton they became vecy drunk. M. Yves Guyot, formeriy minister of sons rere hg soared pe repairs mats ban vern suimpoied 6 “appeat_ before) oatin cure tate gor Tes Aint follon sd In the committee to explain the statement made | Which the squaws Joined. Billets of wood were by hhim that a fall list of names of men compro. | Used, and finally the male Tndicns used their mined in the seandal had been seon by President | Winehestere. John Launtery, aged twenty- Gamot, ‘The commits desired to hear M. | cight, was shot throngh the neg eg Sg = ives Guyot ¥ but he refused to ap santly. “His ten-year-old ton, King Bird, wi — Pe ce ee | ak eh the liad and died at noon yester- | the groand that ‘the statement attributed to | {ty- two children, « buck and a squaw, naines | him had been distorted by a spy. He did not | 88kROWn, are seriously wounded. wish, he added, to countenance proceedings aes that ‘maingle President Carnot’s natne with the prosecution of those implicated in the affa nged between Deputy Milievove and Deputy Clemencenn, in consequence of the ingtits exchanged during the debate on ‘Tues. | day, is not likely to be fought. By mutual con- rent the affair has been referred to a court of | arbitration | Personal Spite Vented in Dynamite. SUMS PAID NEWPAPERS. M. Bacian, advertising agent for the Panama Canal Company, testitied that the sums paid to | papers by the company ranged from 400,000 | pr francs to 1,500.00 for each: issue of shares. Immigrants Bring Diphtheria. Detroit is in danger of a great diphtherjtic plague. There are at Detroit eighty-five immi- grants from the dipbtheria-infected ship Stutt= gart, from Beriin. ‘The immigrants arrived in Detroit last Monday unknown to the locui j health ofjcials and are now quartered in the city. -ses. A Place for Superintendent Byrnes. The New York Erening Sun publishes a story to the effect that Superintendent Byrnes of the New York police force is likely to be ap- pointed chief of the United States secret serv- ice under President Cleveland. The story goes on to relate that in 1884 “Mr. Byrnes was offered the position by President Cleveland, who had become impressed with the unobtrusive manner in which the chief of the New York de- tective bureau had conducted the difficult work of guarding Mr. Cieveland from New York to Washington and through the inaugural cere- monies on that occasion. Mr. Byrnes at that time had still ambitions to gratify in the New York police force, particularly that of obtain- ing for the detective bureau the reputation of being. the best in the world, aud he declined the offer. ‘The offer, it is «aid, was recently re- newed, and it is asserted that Mir. Byrnes is con- A Rare Gem in the Mail When the mail pouches brought by the west- bonnd flyer on the Central at 4:30 were opened in the post office at Rochester, N. ¥., yesterday morning a gold pin bearing at each endadiamond stnd and covered with white gum was found in one of the pouches. One stone is as large as a pea and is prouounced ‘a Tare gem." ‘There was no addres, ‘nor was jere any evidence of any envelope having been torn from it, ee St. Louts* City Treasurer Assigns. City Treasurer Michael Foerstel of St. Louis has made an assignment of all his real and per- sonal property for the benefit of his creditors. Gus V. Mechin is assigneo and the aggregate value of the property is placed at $227,000. The sidering the advisability of ting it.” The ty consists of lands, goods, story can neither be confirmed nor denied at | Chattels and personal cate, agencies : police headquarters, is due to the discovery of a sh Seo LPOG: 5 SOE TF treasury amounting to $63,000. ‘The Proposed East River Tonnel. membered that last Monday Edward Foerstel, At the meeting of the New York dock board begs the city bos ger pores vey suicide yesterday the Long Island railroad was given | ‘iter an unsuccessful attempt to the Permission to place a boring apparatus at the | TCPds of the city —— in the city it will be re- € | | Europe and A G 1438 x sr. THE MISSES KERR'S SCHOOL TOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE CHILDREN. ME. Potwame HOOL FOR Bi ry 4¥4 youne men will reopen Sejstember 26, 1802. Best facilities offered for pupils of all ages and grades. st of references. Private: Apply for circulars and informs | tion at 1 anst. _@2-hin VW ESEEND STUDIO OF F LON. Hoecution—Prinary and advanced. Acting— | id studies frou staniard plays. Phys Kelaxation and tension exercises. Mrs. et. ‘al-sim* M25» FRANCES MARTIN ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL sip, FOF Young Ladies and Little Girls, Boarding pupite (imited. [se1-tn*] 1205 Q ST. N.W. ool. Care CIKCULAR | a-im* ‘MUSIC, all departments. appiy to Miss CLAUDIA STUART. Prine! JAEITNGTON CONSE VATORY ot 1225 10th at, n.w. ‘Twenty-fourth year. Plano, | organ, voles, violin, finte. cornet, &c. advan: 0. B. BULLARD. "Director. ni ° COLLEGE, and K sta. now, Sixteen years’ estab- xear. Send for college annonnce- ALM, Principal 1 PHOE. F, FRANCIS GRMUILLER, of Piano, Orwat, Vos! Music aad Ww. Cor. lishn: ment. pecially a tentie to besinnere as | Yanced Rwrs HOOL, isll } ST. N.W.— J Athorgash sui peorressite acto} for bath anxee anv grade, ineindlng college preparatory work. 031 THOS. W. SIDWELL. Prinelpa’ JAILLARD SCHOOL 7, Modern, languages’ by, an encirely new oth artistic and seientifte ‘method, implying erace of ex: Rreesion, ‘diction, gesture ‘cuit style, the omy one Gecorated, and indorsed by the jeadine educators of | jars Prench, Prof NGUAGES, 906 ica Seo c officier d’academie. &e.; German, author of the Word Chain 4y stein, dc. in aw sn Miss TITUTE B, pw. Papils rey civil wecvics departuoutal | an Stenography tawzht. sez-tt | SDUCATION FOR REAL LIFT. si THE SPENCEETAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, tint! Bank of the Republic Building, cor. th'and | ‘aw. ‘Twenty-sighth scholastic year begins Thursday, Se9- | tember Ty ISR: Day snd ules sowions, Eivedapyte niente, viz: Practical Business, inciudine Bagiish, | rapid writing and training for the civil _servios; Pre parstory Enciish, eth “Elementary Book-kespiag, spencerian Kapid Writing, Shor:iianl and Typew: Sug, Architectural and Mechanical Drawing; coroe tel thoroughly trained taariors.. cou Talo: ‘Spacious. orilliantiy lighted, new some lass. Fooin rons ith cheam schools censas exauninAtions. a iy improved, han t- ‘Services. Of KENa' ferato, but no compet. Qe very Hasiness day. Telephonecal! 10%4- send tornew annua! announcement containing fait imformstion Address Mra. SARA A. SPENCER, rn) Petal val'and Proprietor. — | MES. 20 001. a AND | all dar school ¢ indies iris. Num- | ber limited. FEMALE SEMINARY, TH ST..N.W., near MASS. AVE. 26. BOARDING and DAY schoo! on in ail departments | For Ch SLAUDIA NTU a, Prin HMITT'S scHOOr, Binders Primary Classes, op fit sts how at ott “ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS. A‘° 312 MASS. AVE., FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CITLDREN Wht reopen MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Le with tn, €rensed facilities for iMpartinz a thoroaea cour of | Sdueation in the primary, preparatory ard mi ‘The rausleal courso embraces Yoral harp. violia vention Kiveu to art, elocatioa, | ypewsltina cer CoLOuB1A COLLEGE 7 8B La, ave, ot, Seventh year asa business edu: feen years « member of the facul lewe. Six courses: Business, Ep Civil Service. Shorthand and.T; and enthusiastic tacling. courses. Graduates of rare ex guished success. Cataloaue tree, GUITAR, BANJO AND MANDO! new anii easy method ‘Learn in, one teria a: Se-3un eellence and distin- sez? IN TAUGHT BY on 1110 13th st. n.w. PIANO INSTRUOTION_AnSS MAY Ho MEAD, sartitcated purl of Horr Ralf of the opal Gon servatory of Berlin, Lesson lls" homes, sired. Rddress 003 224 ste mews ‘oclssin ADAME A. PELE HAS RESUMED HEB Freuch clatoen and private lemons, 4th st. 1. w. ful teachin. Best references, The leading dental organization of America, Comrosed exclusively of experts and pledged to scientific dentistry at mod- erate prices. Sole owner of Zonine, the “‘wideawake” anesthetic. No danger, no pain and no sleep. See card in another column, as DESTstRy,) cam DENTISTRY, ‘And no pain. } ‘And no pain. Bad teeth? Well, what of it? Thousands of people have bad teeth who cannot take gis or other anes- thetics obave them out, owing to heart disease or nervousness. To persons so afflicted the ALGINE PROCESS Isspecially adapted. It is so simple, harmless and absolutely painless that having » tooth pulled is almost a pleasure, so superior is this to the old meth ods. Algine heals the cums quickly. Itis new, but noexperiment. We have used it for more than three years and extracted thonsands of teeth with it. BURTON BROS., Surgeon Dentists, a3-m* ‘924 New York ave. n.w. ‘HE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, 1217 Penn. ave. n. w. SPECIALIST IN CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK. FINE GOLD AND AMALGAM FILLINGS. EXTRACTING WITHOUT PAIN. We make a full Set of Teeth (either upper or lower) for @8. The perfect adjustment to the gums and ar- tistic setting of the teeth gives a natural expression to ‘the countenance, and abso.ute comfort is assured and suaranteed. ‘We insert partial sets by our system of Crown and Bridge work, avoiding the use of a plate with all its discomforts and annoyances. 45-1m* Gi M8 DENTAL PARLORS, ESTABLISHED 1508 14° 71508 14h st now. Pull sete $7. $12 aud $0. mado new.” Open day and’ and anders. Filling @L up. Old ahd new processes used. R. 8. PARBONN. $5; 008, QTR AND © STS. a. specialty. Aching and olcerated teoth resiorrd by the rrownsystern.. Aioeal anesthetio avpliedtoums to slieviate pain inextrecting. All Dein Shes of dentixtry. od Firartitctel tect net cost of material at 1 oftee Ca ‘ARY—TEETH FILLED imprint withyut chares except stn w.,dental departmen atin Calvority. rom tte Syria nday = extraction frees inarmary open fy to dune 1, 7 oR ENTAL INFIRMARY —NATIO’ UNIV nity, cor, Hthand Kats a. w: Open 3 to 5, all tas year. Extracting, &c., free ‘Sad plates : coat of materials. fol MEDICAL. &c. EON, The weil-known specialist, 464.Cst. nw. Prompt treatment. Office hours: 10 tol, 5to8. D* = e930" FR, MULLER. 10°7 9TH ST. N.W., TREATS ALL. D' chronle affections of the eye, eat, thront, lunes, idneye and ne-vous diserses; 7 in city: Sto lzain and4tov p.m. aulosme ONSULT. THE ONLY UROSCOPIAN PHYST- iansin Washington, Dre. SROTHERS and GRAY; ear forty-fiveyears at O08 Bist. 9.8. ""We have xd the sens of inciniont diseass almost’ to-a cor. tainty by examining {nto the chemical character of urinary deposits.” We will describe your diseass and symptoms without askinz a question by the first uring inthe morning. “We treat all diseases sucressfully to Which the ituman fauuily are aubject-—dyspepsia, con Fupetton. piles” scrofula. eheummation, ‘bronchitis, | Bevand a skin: Rervous diseases, diseases of thi nae, stomach, kidnave, Be, au SPIGORATING comDIAT 1 janlest and ie. Gall oa ae ee a entrant el aoe ose yk. BROTHERS’ Exhau Are weak, miserable, lethargic, sleepy, lack of ambi- fon and zes:, thereixnoremedy equa! to this Cordis. t ha Lal been ih use for near forty-five years in th scity. y. 00 B al: 3 1m* Si STREET, -room bniiding. newly papered, ‘sad fornished throuthout.” Turse operstin: md. bath room on parior floor, aif bruce aa fa anctfurnished with every uppitance for nv. ing Electret, Va-or, Hot Az, Romany Medicated an walt’ Bathe, Massaie, Swe ish, Movements, Gymone- tics, Electriciiy (faradic and Ga'vanic), E’ectrolyais resnoving sibertuous La'r with. ele-tric needle Faris} steaming and Facia, Mavsage.” House Patients receive Baths, Massage and Electricity in thelr own Foomm A corpwot experienced. nurses, mayaace Oo- era'ora (mal> and feinale), who are eretuates of Eu- Fopean institutions, and two experienced electricians. ERticptesttended by thelr own physicians, au 0 in- ternal medicines are used. Having now been estal ished in Washineton for two. years we take ocvasion te thank our patronsand chystciane who have placed [ietmape under our care and tavite them and the pubis [ccailand inopectour new premiers. fo thone who ven P me vitation for ONE MASSAGE TREATMENT. FREE in order that they inay understand our methods before making apragveiuents for s course. of tretmen of Hy ‘at their own. residences Uy Operators, male or female. Unexcept! Tefere Shera froma "and patients who have received REID'S 8 a Be THIRTEEN TR a3-1m* MAGRETISM. MAssace, rT Pera ae Tet 1108 G st._a.w \RDING AND. q Bosgbvg a> Pay opto, 208 D* ©. J. CARLETOX, UA 0. Tal Ee Hox Rape Modulloch. Fidgo A. ‘Mis uty o Leavitt or BosTox. 1221 VERMONT AVE. §.W. PIANO AND HARMONY. — LOCUTION, ORATORY. DRAMATIC ACTION Pe ee ee and Miss ADA L. TO" at nw. ‘sell [288088 IN CHINA. OIL AND TAPESTE Linsey 3 es pedo i Drawing classce Saturdays. 1110 13th st. nw. LL Ror, score cal er 1 tn, OUT OF WASHINGTON. _~ ** south side of pier 19, East river, and to make a boring at the end of the pier. This is the practical beginning of the scheme of the Long Inland railroad Five Broke Jail. A jail delivery was effected early yesterday morning at Clarksville, Tenn. Five white pris- urg to | 0Der#—H. A. Jones of Detroit, W. R. Lancaster, Island | J- W. Rhinehart, Billy Winders and Will Allen— 507 12thst. nw. Graduate’ London. England, 1865; New York, 1879. ‘Bladder and Kidney Ailracata Acute or Onroaie ‘Blood or Skin Diseases, Nerve Ea- SKILL SUCCESS. Hours: 9to2 4to8; Sunday, Sto», Consultation free. oft, m.w Sear ees Swedish ana Hise restos, a ‘THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Edward J. McCristai etal. ys. William W. MoCristal, No. 12.975, in equity ot al. Upon motion of the solicit: om, 70. & mat ON ays] dor the complainants 19-00, 20 96) “ sa, the corte 10a day of Deventer A.B in Ferre re ee 7 em. and 60 nm. Golly ordered that ORS i cialis against ~ oo s SES, Pes, i pereone, having cal Tf IES | Por Ansarolis, £29, 9.00 and 11.50 am. ant 4.98 Fasc gerriatafore Janes Gi. Pave, scqusuditer at | fit ialr exowt Sanday. Sunhaja 800 Sim ‘ofhce inthe co oat Wackinton Dc on the SEVENT DAY OF JANUARY. Ab. ish, |p, E08 ALEXANDRIA AND THE SOUTH. aud establish their claims, otverwine io be. forever RE PO ee a from setting uy'cr amerting the satme arsinet | BB-giz-OL boon, 1h gt). "3%mn “eas, Lid the real eatate in theae roceeisnes dearribad or te 85,8 0200 0S Sad 4) 3 pia Oo See voceeds therrof: provided, that a copy'cf thiscrder | gap e480. A 45 oo" Tepuhlished ta oad day sedition of The Evening Star US Or aes "eee Tariee Sao at the ete Src wo | SOT Mekong and asa SAS Sed a creditors passed herein on the 12th day of Decem- - bm, week dag er, A. D. ING. reqairiog such creditors’ to eatablish inn theire? tras ore Jauuary 4, INAS, be and the A. C. BRADLEY, Justice. . R. YOUNG, Clerk. By iP! WILLIAMS, Asst. Clerk. PIANOS AND ORGANS. same is hereby ress! Atruecopy. Test, a16-a3 the office, northeast cor om orers a Fe Dairgnae to Jeet ination from [419] Genera! Passeneer Acwmt, CHASE PCGM General Manager pene ORE & OHIO RALLROAD. = air (yee Pyar fore es ee > Ds 3 edule tn effect November 1%. je" ais Ox Dit Mss Tare Wankinatgp from elation, “per of New Joreay Tn which to make your PIANO or ORGAN | “Po. 1 Mauemuc and © strent selection. A few more leading PIANOS an@ jaro and No several ESTEY ORGANS are still igft. We'll sell them at ridiculously (ow prices and om easy time payments. See ustomorrow. — |. OF Fittalmun « SANDERS & STAYMAN, Piano Parlors, 904 Fat. | For Wynthocrer met aa 110 $0 8 @23 = And 13 N. Charlesst., Baltimore. Lures, Natural Bridge, Roanoke, Rnogetiie, OS anes = es te eed ST CHANCE Bi E CHRISTMAS, A MAG- | Ville.on night train. nificent Upright Plano, fulshed tu San Domingo | For Luray inshowany, with full, rich tone. alno additional plan issimo pedal - a suj<Fb instrument throuxhout ; ors nal price. wil) well for #390, HUGO WORCH & CO., 925 7th st. uw. Don't fail tose this bargail, Pianos for rent. alam ALLET & DAVIS COS CHRISTMAS OFFER, ‘Our agent at S11 98 bor of our upright. pia prices.” HALLET & DA (RARAUER PIANOS.—“"I FIND THEM PXC! lout inevery varti-nlar. §. BL MILLS." These and other m: 2 t.. TEMPLE OF MUSIC, G. HL RUHN,est: 1872. Priced reasonable terms easy. on terwe to suit, Dm. ‘Sundays.'® For Frederick, ft r a ‘B ERB eke f i etetean, Se Tae een oot oan, Open at 10.00 ‘or EMiadelpuia, Wilmington end Chester, 00 2 dail EOGEX ALBERT: From fullest conviction 1| "Buti Rerior Careom ail day train. Geciare ther to be the beat inatrumente of America.” | ss Car running theviell te Ree ee DR HANS VON BULOW: 1 decare them the abao- | IDE fs ine, Chroust ehout Sentchestan Aart $}2 Rouchkeeate bridge, landing pamsencors tm SESaE Apcmretn wetter eee tho toe | Marae pkey. 10.00a.m. and 12.05 p.m. Sum TRCHAIKOVSRY: Combines with great volume . 12. 08 p.m. vf tone arare sympathetic and noble tone colorand | *Xorpt Sunday. Perfect action. A magnificent assortment of new artistic Grands, Uprichte and Squares, finished tn all fancy woods. fe PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND - HAND PIANOS. A large ansortment comprising almowt every. well Known nies, in tae country, In thonuch repair. Sloped out a° ¥' fou Rares. NPECL aL Wier AN ts offered both an ‘wrich will be arranged on MONTHEY INSTALLMENTS when desired, Wh GNABE & 00. a ‘817 Barket Spade iPUNING AND % ticket offines, 41M and 1a cL Manager ° mma} PAS AN tia Kerrier ns. Schedute in affect Novemier 3 i my lvenie Pao A | Pic Fr. at Lynchtmre for \rond and foe th NG. rOROE EL Bait Divietous maker, ter and ate : silinan Sieever, 3 Law, Metaeroe 8 bar Hentiente Sak | snd Westincton to cilanta: eonunestina’ thence en ies hop in the rer. Terms Teassa- | Siveper to New Urieans via Mon Sat Danville swith hase for Trout able ; first-class work ; pianos varnished an: Abe rovaired his via Bu ‘nects at mung daily exert Sant ee a, Seon 5 Orrans and Yor Trout hoyal and Strasbrurse dali, except Sunday 7 wo REPORT MEPNGTON AND soura. STERN VESTIBULED LIMIT? D faah Sleeper thro Kew Orleans vis Wannineton to A sod Wastiigtn tn “3160 p.m Detly for all petnctps! pointe south we p.m. Dally for all petneipsl points sont Bictmond end Tanti *: Pullman ‘Rieeroee york aut © ot Srines via Ass ‘ND.OHTO DIVISION + s Prize medal Paris Exposition. 200 first ims: intoreed by over 100 miasle sch nole nad Colleen for gueabllity” Oia Pianos taien ia exchanee The | Uipcient has cap take the plane cts Grand, Tah dat see PEE ON TE leave Wan oy ineron 83 | fut, wale Se past inthe future of your tells Tercaisthe future of your Hrel'e. Feo Suc and 31. Dll Fst. new. das TERRE L. O. A. KEELER, FAM gevendent slate wetting, ts daily at 905 H st n.w. Ret urntnu arr =, ‘Train ioaving Wane Pp m.aud arriving 6.53 om, ram toad PRQE CLAYS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED | Aysdrertisine clairvoyant, astrologer and modi is city. ‘Born with wonderfal telis all theevents of vour Iffe from cradle to grave, reveals hidden mysteries, recovers lost. property oF stolen gods, points out your enemies from your friends, brincs separated together, causes ‘y mar- riaes, with happy resnits, tells Whether the one you Jove is trusor faise. interprets reais, “gives succees fn business, “emoves ‘wil influences. Strangers from other cities aud all in'trouble will save inont skeptical." Advertises only wat Duminess tonfdential. Sittings. 50°. ‘Open Sundays. issidence, 489 Othints. southwest, RE SURE student of orcultisn, Boos and o CONSULT EMMA, EX-OIPS¥ ‘clairvoyant and astrol . ‘925 First st. aw. shours.1 to im. fe ‘Cpem Sundays. n16Ow" CIENTIFIC MASSAGE SSKeatiment. Also cabinet «. AND MAGNETIC ‘vapor baths. tet on E. FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE Biediuga lite from, cradle to rare, 20 ; " Youts mm, . is 00: 4 - S tor and tickets et Company officen, Gen'| Passenger Agent POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Ea ‘tor me ¥. “WASHINGTON” and ““HORFOLE.~ Dally ot 7 p.m. from the foot of 7th st. for Fortran ‘Monroe, Newport News, Norfolk, Virginia Basch, ‘Portemouth and the south. Through slewing ou? service vie Kerfolk and Carvline retiroad end Atieatie, Coast line, between Norfolk, Wilmington, Charte> ton, Sevannah, Jeckocaville end 8 Aurestion