Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1894, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR L. PT SUNDAY. unas Lg pos 101 Pennsylvania a corner 11th St., by The Evening Star Newspaper Oompany, S. H. RAUFFMANN, Pres't —— ee TRE EVENING STAR Ix served to subseribers in the city by carriers, on their own account, at 10 cents iT week. or $4. per moath. Copies at the counter cents each. By mail—anywhere in the United ates or Canads—postags prepaid—30 cents per month. SaTrRpay QvINTUPLY SHEET Stam 81.00 per year, with foreien postage added, $3.00. be (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., as second-class mail matter. ) AN] mai! subscriptions must be paid in advyere. Kates of a Iverti tuade known on appice. Ben ven, Che Fvening Slar. Pages 9=12. WASHINGTON, D. ©., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. AMUSEMENTS. pee = = ALEAUGH’S GEAND OPERA HOUSE. PROFS. A. W. FELKA AND FE. HERLING'S iG ACADEMY, Haines’ Hali, Sth and Pa. order to obtain a breathing space, moved an adjournment. Mr. Adams tried to make a statement, but the chair declined to recog- A DOUBTFUL STATE. TO ADVERTISERS. *. Advertisers are urgently 7 quested to hand in advertisements the day prior to publication, im order that insertion may be as- sured. Want advertisements will be received up to noon of the day of publication, precedence being given to those first received, . + a catch both the populist and republican vote, since there are a few populists still whe dislike to vote fora straighout republica esting. - DA) nize him, pending the motion to adjourn. It is claimed by democrats that Craw! Engagement of o- ee saat heii gin ha ° The motion was lost: 88—125. can and will beat Pearsen, as he is a re MR. AND MRS. SIDNEY DREW, — eee More Trouble. . markably active and popular man. Presenting pa SS CALDWELL DAN very air O ‘ia ancns “aa tiks Gasca Saas Oe tub one Hopes of the North Carolina Popue| contest’ in the ninth will certainly be intery MRS. JOHN DREW, Supported by a strong company. ‘Tonight at 8, last times The Jealous Wife. Matinee Tomorrow at 2, The Road to Ruin. Saturday Night, The Rivals. fucsday, Feb. 27.—THE PRODIGAL FATHER. fe: Masonic TEMPLE. FAIR AND FESTIVAL Gtren by HOPE COUNCIL, No. 1, DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY, acd PUTNA/{ COMMANDERY, No. 2, U. A. M., at Masonic Temple, 9th and F sta. ny., EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WERK trom 7 to 12 p.m. Good wusic. Dancing from 10 to 12. Refreshments and supper served in dining room. Deors 0 Z p.m. Single tickets, 10 cents. Season tickets, 25 cents, cam be purchased at the door. TONIGHT —Grand Feats in Bicycle Riding by the Champion Rider, Mr. HARRY PARK. fe2i-dt cor. 5th and H ‘Tuesday ¥ evenings. Private lessons given by appointment at my residence, 40 C st. n.w. fe6-Bw' LECTUR LECTURES ON AMERICAN HISTORY.—JANE Meade Welch, Sats. and Weds., 11 a.1., Build- | ers’ Exchange Hall, 13th bet. @ and H. ‘Tickets at hall and book stores. Course, $5; single tick- ets $1. fel3-tu&f5t ‘A LECTURE ON “QUAINT BERMUDA" Will be delivered at and under the auspices of ‘The Metropolitan M. E. Church, Corner 4% and C sts. n.w., By MR. LOUIS BAGGER, For the benefit of the poor in Washington, On the EVENING of SATURDAY, February 24, Promptly at $ o'clocl Admission, 25 cents; Children, 10 cents. Tickets now for sale at Metzerott's, corner F and SHOES REDUCED : At Hoover& Snyder’s was made, Mr. Sickles declared that he ob- jected to further proceedings under this warrant. “It does not contain a single name,” said he, “and is absolutely void. The sergeant-at-arms is lable to an action by each member who has been arrested under it.” Mr. Springer insisted that the warrant was authorized by the House. Mr. Reed then attempted to change the form of his motion so as to excuse Mr. Adams on the ground that the arrest was not authoriz®d. “The gentleman from Maine cannot in- sert an argument into his motion,” return- ed the chair., “But he has done so,” replied Mr. Reed, with the utmost sang froid. Again a dozen members tried to make points of order. ‘The tangle and confusion seemed hopeless, and in the midst of the din Mr. Bland moved to adjourn. “Are you going to ad- journ and leave me in chains?” asked Mr. Sickles, in a mock, piteously appealing fash- fon. lists and Republicans. FIGHT FOR SENATOR RANSOM'S SEAT Coming Convention of the Repub- licans. THE POPULISTS ORGANIZING ——_-+___ Special Correspondence of The Evening Star. RALEIGH, N. C., Feb. 21, 1894 Some weeks ago The Star correspondeat took occasion to speak of North Caro- | ‘The keynote of the republican-popullst campaign will be denunciation of the ads ministration of Cleveland, and of the state election law. The fact is,impartially stated, that there is no valid ground of objection to that law, which simply insures @ complete and pure rm ration, and prevents colo nizing and other fravds. Democrats of influence say that if theta party will pass the Wilson bill, with the in+ come tax provision, and will enact a litle silver legislation, all will be well with thems They say t the Income tax is immensely popular with the country voters, and will be used with fine effect in the campaign. It may be that the extremely satisfactory condition of the farmers in this state will be a factor in the campaign. The masses of the people here are better off than at any time since the war, have plenty to eat and more ready money, and in no state is there less distress or fewer people out of employment. Some democrats contend that Land is a good state of affairs for their party. s: 22th sts.; Droop’s, 925 Pa. ave., and Pursell’s, As|lina as a doubiful state this year. That| The democrats will quite probably noml- METZEROTT MUSIC HALL. 413 9th st. now. fel7-7c* | . The motion to adjourn was then put. " 8 nate the present incumben 1HURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 1. —_ — | Our February reduction is gaining head= Mr. Bland, the recognized senda. Bey atari ae a hod wore pana Sohne an ane eee a e s . ight, had made it, his suppot per vho now frankly admit its truth.| tend to wo James EXCURSIONS. | First Buyers are sending their friends. with’ him, one of them, Mr. Pendleton of tend to work hard in the campaiga, and Whitcomb Riley AND Douglass Sherley, IN READINGS FROM THEIR OWN WORKS. SEATS SELLING RAPIDLY AT METZEROTT'S. MARCH 15—EUGENE FIELD AND FRED EM- ERSON BROOKS. fez3-6t Georgetown Cycle Club. FIRST GRAND Fair and Cycle Show FOR THE BENEFIT op THE CYCLE TRACK WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY. Tonight and a ight Los 24, inclusive. ANCING. 10. P.M. PROGRAM CHANGED EVERY NIGHT. Admission, roc. DANCE RIBBONS, 15 CES TALLY_HO COACH LINE DAILY, 10 A.M., 2 P.M. from 511 13th st.—Ariington, Cabin J.B. and aii Prints of interest. Trip. 60 to Tc. Finest Tally on earth. No cars to Arlington. fel9-lm* BY RAIL TO Mount Vernon, TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Take trains Pennsylvania depot 8:40, 9:45, 10:45 a.m., 11:50 a.m, aud 2:11 p.m. Aiso’ via ferry Alexandria, 7th rf, at 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 a.m. and 12:30, 1:30, 2:30 p.m. Fare, round trip. 60 cents. Grounds open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. d22-tf STEAMER MACALESTER TO MOUNT VERNON. Tomb of Washineton, Daily (except Sunday), At 10 a.m. returnivg by 2:45 p.m FARE. ROUND TRIP, 50 CENTS Admission to grounds, 25 cents. Tickets, with Mount Vernon admission coupon, for sale at whart and at hotels. Will also make river landincs as far as Glrmort. stopping for freight and passengers both ways. For That all are pleased with the bargains ob- tained is evident from the fact that many are buying two and three pairs. We are allowing a uniform discount of 15 per cent on all Shoes not mentioned be- These are reduced considerably more: Children’s $1.75 Shoes for $1.50. Youth’ Calf Shoes, in odd sizes, 11 to 2. From $2.50 to $2. Boys’ Calf Shoes, in ‘todd sizes”’ 2} to 5}. From $3.50 to $2.50. Misses’ $2.25 Shoes reduced to $1.75. $2.75 Straight Goat Button Ladies’ Shoes, $1.50. Ladies’ $3.50 Shoes reduced to $2.25 Texas, standing on top of his desk in the rear of the hall. It was carried: 152—101; and at 3:05 the House closed one of the most exciting and disorderly sessions of this Congress by adjournment. oo AN OVATION FOR McKINLEY. Seven Thousand Persons Cheered the Governor at Chicago. Gov. William McKinley, jr., of Ohio was the guest of the Union League Club of Chi- cago last night, having accepted an invi- tation to address the members on the occa- sion of the anniversary of the birthday of George Washington. When the speaker appeared upon the platform of the Auditorium Theater in the afternoon thére were 7,000 people seated in- side, and out in the street there was a crowd of 3,000 who could not even get standing room within the doors. When the face and head of the great protectionist appeared there was for an in- stant a dead silence. People seemed to be There is no longer any doubt that the republicans and populists will fuse, and this has been the course dreaded by most democrats. It was dreaded in 1892, but it then failed of accomplishment. Now it is a certainty. The coaijition is on the basis that the strongest party in any par- ticular county or district shall make the nominations and that the other shall then support it. This coalition will give a peculiar in- terest to the North Carolina campaign this year. The alliance is still in politics. It claims to be stronger in Texas, South Carolina and North Carolina than in any other states. The election of Marion But- ler of this state as president of the Na- tional Alliance gives the populists an ad- ditional leverage here. Butler is the chair- man of the people’s party in North Caro- lina and is far and away the brainiest man in it. He is very ambitious, as he has shown in the state legislature and in other ways, and he wants to be United States Senator as Ransom’s successor. will are no pains to get all their now di- minced factions together. They ver: know they have before them the hardest task set them since 1876. a’ SANDOW HYPNOTIZED. . The Strorpg Man Made as Weak as a bila. Sandow, who is thought to have more Strength than any man living, was made absolutely helpless yesterday in New York, according to a special to the Philadelphia Press, by a slender young man who weighs 140 pounds. He was hypnotized, and so successfully that he not only oBeyed every command of the physician while he was in the hypnotic sleep, but also carried out in- junctions after he had come out of the sicep. |, 2t was a private seance, and it took place in Sandow’s rooms before several of the faculty and a number of students of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, about twenty-five in’ all. The hypnotizer was Dr. C. H. Mersereau, who graduated at the College of Physicians sizing up the man. Then, suddenly, like a It is In regard to this seat of Ransom’s | 2nd Surgeons in the class ‘of "$3. Sandow fe22 HAT BOX FREE. ctarters, &c., apply at office of Steamer Macalester. | : s that the fight for control of the legislature | ©! ~4 A Grand Exhibition. |"=™ See atare Gac and $2.50. || | sudden clap of thunder, the applause broke | (hat the fight fr comtrel of the leislature | came into the room and threw himaelt UpOR je We are now preparing for exhibition one of the finest paintings ever shown in Wasbi ton, 1HE CHARIOT RACE, which is so viv ly “described in Ben Hur.” This celebrated picture, by Alex. Wagner, was over 6 years EDUCATIONAL. | — iN WASHINGTON Ladies’ $5 and $6 (fimest) Shoes re- duced to $4. Ladies’ Fine Dongola Button Shoes, just forth and the great auditorium reverberated with the plaudits of the multitude. The enthusiasm of the audience proved intec- tious to those on the stage, and on every anti-Ransom element in the democratic party in the state and this, it is said, wili favor Thomas J. Jarvis, ex-governor and | ex-minister to Brazil. He is an avowed a’ couch. One of the gas jets was lighted and Sandow was told to tix his eyes upon it. The physician sat on the couch, facing Sandow. He did not make a single pass with bis hands or any movement at all. nae A ndidate. Butler will certainly get the | "yc : ~ ss ; ees ; side Gov. McKinley was surrounded by ap- | fo. ne < ae ee ‘Keep your eyes on the light,” he said, fse of completion. Wh ted it | COLUM SERVATORY OF MUSIC, 900 K ts ae ee 4 aP- | republican 28 well as the populist vote for | .. . e oil Covey cua cutive site of our mats gulvas.| Gt meinen bactcey, ae, Wrening. woman opened, but while this sale lasts we shall run plauding admirers, The governor bowed | the position. That is all arranged. Heré- | j2"4 think oniy of going to sleep.” San- It will be ready MONDAY or TUESDAY, notice of which will be given in due time through the press. Cri you want handsome frames or fine gold furniture of any kind, this is head- quarters. VEERHOFF’S GALLERIES, if desired. EDWIN HALT, Principal, from England Conservatory of Music, Boston.fe RS. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER, STUDIO 131 VOCAL INSTRUCTION--ITALIAN METHOL Pupil of Leonce Prevost, Ettore Barilli, 3 ame Seiler. te GAILLARD SCHOOL OF LANGU Modern languages taught by comprising a series of text books published by D. Appleton & Co., an entirely new, practical, scientific and aesthetic system, the oniy one decorated by the French iinister of public in- struction and indorsed by the celebrated Sorbonne ST. ES, 906 F ST. them in at reduced price. Bought to sell for $4. This Sale $3.40. Ladies’ Fine Oxford Ties, common sense toe, opera toe and opera toe with patent tip. This Sale $2.15. nase | ilard method, | right and left as he approached the seat set apazt for him near the speaker's stand and engaged in conversation with John P. Wil- son, president of the Union League Club, and the gentlemen comprising the commit- tee on reception, The governor was introduced by Mr. Wil- son. The enthusiasm with which the crator of the day was greeted on his arcival was more than equaled by his reception as he advanced to the speaker's desk and gazed at the great audience. tofore Raasom has had things his own way. His friends are now looking after his interests and are publishing most adroitly worded articles in the newspapers which tend to bring prominently before the public his great services to the state in times past. This much may be said thus early in the year—it is doubtful whether Ransom can be re-elected. It is useless to deny that there are two factions of the democratic party now, the one following Cleveland and Ransom; the dow obeyed, and the doctor went on to tall about hypnotism for a minute or two. Then he turned to his subject. “Draw deep breaths; deep breaths,” he said. “That's it; deep breaths. Your eyelids are beginning to flutter. You—are—guing—to— sleep. Don't resist me. Breathe deepers s0. Now—you—are—asleep. it wes true, although it did not seem pos-t sible, the subject was in the third or cataleptic state, which was shown the fact that the limbs would remain im any f se AS It was two or three minutes before he . 7 os position in which they were placed. As the <w ng educate Europe and Ame other following Vance. It is alleged that 1217 F ST. NW. SS ee re : ~ ’ Fi could make himself heard, and then as his ° man sank deeper into the sleep he was told Branches: 1231 Pa. ave., and 91¢ 7th st. fe22 Visitors admitted to all the classes held daily. £21 Men’s $5 ine Calf Lace Shoes reduced ‘Geax wulne Dish the greek theater tee ao magenta Dre eg nag cc eo to wave his hands about, NEW NATIONAL THEATER. ACME PHONOGRAPHY.—LEARN THE EASIEST ne re - maling sham Every evening and Saturday Matinee. Hoyt’s : A BRASS MONKEY. IQUE COMPANY in “PRINCESS NICOTINE.” and best 83 ed in from two to three me dest exel sively shorthand and typewsit sehool In the city. ACME SCHOOL OF PHONOGRAPHY, 1110 F st. aw. jal0-2m* MME. TAYLOR, OPERATIC TEACHER, MAKE a specialty of placing the voice correctly for ‘operas, churches, concerts. Evening classes for Working girls. Reduced rates. 516 11th st. n.w. fe3-1m' MOUNT VERNON SZMINARY, ‘M and 11th s: Boarding and Day School fer Young Ladies and Little Girls. Thorough!y modern and progressive in methe ods and spirit. Primary, secondary and colle to $4.25. Men’s $5.50 plain tip, mow $4.50. Men’s Elegant “Razor toe’? French Pat- ent Leather Shoes reduced from $7 to $5.75: and §6. These are new spring shoes—none like them in the city. 2m of shorthand. Proticteney reach- | Calf “Razor-toe” Shoes, dience relapsed into a quietly attentive mood, which was only broken here and there when the speaker's remarks called forth the applauSe of the listeners. Gov. McKinley carefully traced at great length the life of Washington, and in clos- ing said that in many things the ‘rst Pres- ident was far beyond his age, especially in his views as to the VaTue and importance of education to popular government. He per- ceived that real liberty must rest cn the basis of popular education. Washington had the true American spirit of love for our free institutions and for our schools and colleges, and everything he said or did was in encouragement of that spirit. present. The policy of the populists and the republicans will be to keep the breach between these factions as wide as possible. That is their strong card, of course. Feeling Aguiust Senator Vance. Vance, while it is claimed he has the sympathy and support of the great ma- jority of the democratic rank and file, is yet in great disfavor with many earnest democrats. This is primarily due to a letter which ke wrote to thd Mecklenberg Farmers’ Alliance in 1802. It has been in- tensified by his opposition to the confirma- ton of F. M. Simmons as revenue collector move faster or slower at the will of his master. ‘ “Stop,” came the command, and the arms came to a tense position with a jerk. “Your arms and legs are paralyzed,” he said. “You cannot move them, try.” He did try, but they were rigid. Half a dozen men gathered about and tried to raise the arms and legs. They lifted Sandow,~but™ could not bend the limbs. Just as soon as he was told that his limbs were all the muscles relaxed. ‘Your legs are weak, they will not port_ you.” The words were scarcely out of Dr. Mersereau’s mouth before Sandow fell to the floor with a crash. His legs INCLUDING MR. GEORGE F. MARION. Ginte clases. {| in a letter dated January 28, 1795, he | of this district. The Senator took occasion | simply doublea up under him. He was told Next Week— LILLIAN RUSSELL OPERA COM- ‘Spring tert: begins Febreary 1. | | said: “It has always been a source of seri- | to publish a letter in which he reviewed | to get up, and he made attempt gfter at- MRS. | Seats and boxes now selling. fe22 ACADEMY. Dress Circle. Reserved Orchestra Circle. Rese Orchestra Chairs, Reserved. MATINEB SATURDAY AT 2. Matinee Prices, Reserved, 25, 60 and 75e. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, jad-tt yes on Principal. THE MISSES MINKE OF THE Conservatory of Music, Boston. P and voice culture; Lamperti’s Italian _Delaware ave. 0. i WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF 10th st n.w. Twenty-fifth year. Piano. organ, voice, violin, flute, cornet, &c.” Free advantages to | _pupiis. O. B. BULLARD, Director. fet-Im* MISS FRANCES MARTIN'S ENGLISH AND Hoover & Snyder, UsIC, 1225 | | 1217 Pa. Ave. tub ous reflection and sincere regret to "ne that the youth of the United States should be sent to foreign countries for the purpose of education. Although there are doubtless many under these circumstances who es- cape the ngers of contracting principles unfavorable to republican government, yet we ought to deprecate the hazards attend- ing the ardent and susceptible raind from being too strongly and too early prepos- sessed in favor of other political systems before they are capable of appreciating our his course in regard to his opposition to Simmons. In this he used some unfortu- nate expressions, twitting the press of the state and also intimating very broadly that | only Senators have any right to choose persons who are to be nominated for of- | fice. This letter of his drew the hot fire of the democratic press and only four or five newspapers out of some 140 take Vance's side. On the contrary, they score him im the plainest language. It is al- leged, to weaken these attacks upon him, tempt, but the legs which can bear planos and horses refused to support the weight of his pwn body. When he was told that his legs were all right Sandow arose and walk- ed back to the sofa, where he was tol@ to lie down again. Then came the final test. “Sando said Dr, Mersereau, “you are going to come out of your sleep soon, and When you regain consciousness you will feel bright and cheerful and not a bit tired. Now, I want you to count up to six. When James K. Hackett, | secs tug itd porns umes Cet ee es ee Ee ee rl een ee Jou will sit up and your ¢ : ? 3 sald Gov. McKinley, “I fear that | not the country voters. » Oe 1 ey You will be wide awake. en you Presenting the Greatest of all Madison Square} *!2m ee EXTRAORDINARY DISORDER] $7 arrerted an pre, resent in the House: | tne hazard Washington deprecated ninety- | the strength of the democratic party ever | will go on counting up to ten. After a Iit- ‘Theater Successes, COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, hoover, C. A. Cadmus, J. M. Clancy, H. A. | Bite years ago still exists, and that now | Since it began to exist in this state bas | ie pause you will go to the mantel, where THE PRIVATE SECRETARY, La. ave, bet, Gib und 7th sth aw. bear ine aT Coffeen, C. M. Cooper, A. J. Cummings, | tere are those of our countryinen who, | largely rested in the weekly newsoavers |] have piace’ a photograph against a jug. nie rave Nag hn UUs) — qwenty-third year as a” suecessfit “ousincss | Marked the Proceedings of the House Late | (who refuses arrest), J.T. Dunn, (who pro-| filing to appreciate our own, are too | Vance has therefore earnest friends and | you witi pick up this photograph and say: ext Week DOCKSTADER'S MINSTRELS. | ediratas: tigtes Sear ty “this city and Atco nl ecding: tests), C. J. Braman, M.D. Harter, GF, | Stfongly prepossessed in favor of other po- | Opponents. | s = “This is a pretty picture. Jones makes | Active y FERI Mr. and Mrs. B. Rt. MASO} for Real Life—-1s94 ons and Daughters. RIAN BUSINESS "COLLEGE, e ares é : the opposition go so far as to favor |. ic a ae of years with Eastman College. Six thorough and Kribbs, T. M. Mohon, Wm. McAleer, G. | litical systems, and have not escaped the | (iC OppOs. pretty picture ALBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Practical courses: Business, English, accountancy, Yesterday. W. Murray Mutchier, J.B. Reilly, HL | dangers of ‘contracting principles unfavor- | Vance’s, retirement. or te * SPECIAL fhe" poomagtaph ead topenciter the vgicene W. Rusk, D, B. Sickles, G. W. Hullex, A_|able to republican government. ” The Simmons case, as can easily be tm-] sandow began to count slowly. When he qi e vaph and typewriter: the —quic . D , GW. 5 “e ration for the office; vet a 5. : rd " 7 ~ i . Ne ng in ye sh tt! ti a NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. Rhorthand ‘dictations ty ‘competent readers and |The Sergeant-at-Arms’ Report—The| it is but just to say that these honoravie | GOV. McKinley at the Union Leagae Club, |™Atter. Nothing in years has attracted | 1o°Cocnt. When he reached ten he arose, y i e s0 much attention in this particular way. ie, bleasure ‘ the phonograph; {dividual instruction by ex- members when notified by wire or other- |@24 this, In accordance with a custom sanc- Senator Vance is in Florida. He has the| e=t to the photo, picked it up and ex- pol ty Eh . pertenced Lahey Graduates of rare Sxeetieace Warrant for Arrest Declared Faulty | wise, voluntarily came to the House and | tioned by the usage of years, was followed ap and does not improve so rapidly as |@™ined it carefully and repeated the words lange 5 = © g rt inguished success; moderate prices; se ‘ responded to their names on roll cails, but | bY a banquet. ‘The governor was one of the and i “ y #8 | as he been directed. Ss ae ——— : au26 Scenes of Confusion, the positive order of the House warrant to | Peakers. And his appearance was the sig- | S28, hoped. In fact. not a few persons | "pr Atersereau afterward sald: “My pur AND REST OF THE WEEK MME. J. ESPUTA DALY, me directed to arrest them “wherever they | D2! for a tumult of uproarous greeting. SInbel Enopets stain pose in hypnotizing Sandow was to demon- Of thelr Brilliant Comet Commer Se toe Spark- | Classes ty reading hninsic at sight. ‘Tie note chain may be found,” left me no alternative but | When he rose to his feet an almost tn- | PU = oe aiiehn Chemoaiihis strate the falsity of the belief that only apie ingnee aaa e Ghers of fase. STUDIO. St Xp. AVE Swe | on, ion of the House yesterday after- | t@ execute the order. memcpy ge llpcead hippest hea Maceo [Ee MegeaE RANE yam age naan Pag a= gw Son capa ge org The Prodigal Father, | “ss3u0 ** , B24 N.S. AVE. NW. Se Ne ee ece exeacian | De following ‘have not been found: R. | busines! men rose and waving their wap-| ‘The republicans will cee =r nn | sons are subject to the inaeence. pallens ee oe : _|noon wi ce sc a H. Clarke, John C. Houck, T. L. Johnson; | kins in the alr showed their welcome. early state convention and then decide | that neariy all persons are sul By Glen MacDonough anther ot re Se ee ee SUITUTE AND | nary disorder and eeueeres oe les tlc. A. Russel N. J. White, J. D. Hicks, J.| | it was with the utmost aiticutty pare upon coalition with the populists. The | fluence.” ee ee ee gah arenes successfully for” ce, tment members. For more than an hour the House! C. Hutcheson, M. T. Stevens, all of which | toastmaster secured quiet, so_ tha jor faction is led by John FB. a r . ane aoeneentls Se uccessfully for’ civil service, departmental and sani cKiniey could make himself heard. anti-coalition faction is le y John B. NOTED NAVAL OF gomedy during ts, recen or gern onl census examinations. Stenography taught. se2-tr j absolutely refused S obey a eee is eapecttally: sn benitied =f lana M ey pou. snake himee neared Pres the chustcaaan i five Garey, aed AL 01 ‘s $ isnity and absolutely rai Som h . W. S 5 see ee ; Be weet, Sve nights ony and ae a nae EI ae oes edhe Sach a state that it | 5°'Seant-at-urms,House of Representatives. RAISED A BRITISH FLAG. on ey ian ears: haat igen Brifliant Career of Come — | eS ene Miss Virginia Masoa Dorsey. = Gen, Sickles’ Demand. ago to defe: “ od i ; 30 ras ssary urn the House in or- om ths vis < o ° Third Bischoff Concert, | _e-te __siss Laura tee Dorsey. Priictpata_ head erent eet eae “I demand a separate trial,” said Mr,|A Philadelphia Councilman Makes His | them that he wishes to hold on 1 his piace! Commander E. T. Woodward, a proml- a MT. VERNON MUSIC STUDIO, 1003 9TH ST. é Mr ekle: » re: Z p re; Constituents Angry. merely to contro! y 1 va heer F Congregational Church, | s- veal cuture : ik i" ‘The troubie Legan when Mr. Hullck of| Sickles after the reading of the report was ery 1806. One of his right-hand men inti-|Dett Raval officer of the war, @led yestan : es that he is willing to see coalition | @¥ at § ly_miustcates. Examination free, Ing for recogniti hers we ing | thirty-third ward of Philadelphiz nosed : = <remelbcr abset the House to attend the funer-|!mg for recognition, others were pushing | thirty ladelphia a Friday Evening, Feb. 23. GUNSTUN INSTITUTE, ee ieeiitas Mr. Houk of Ohio, who] #nd crowding in the aisles, paying :ot the | when A. T. Wadsworth, member of the j sell and ex-Editor Logan Harris are not | lin, Irel 29, 1843, He was appoint+ VOCAL SOLOS BY a : mag sai slightest heed to the continuous gavel| common council from that ward, unfurled | given any honors, these men being Eaves’ | ed to tue Academy from Pennsyl- died recently in this city. He desired to be fs sso movement. a re van Elsie Sap Mas Deter Tagier. Sie Laura Mr, Bland of Missouri stated that inas-| ae * the House of Representatives,” | neighbors held an indignation meetiag, and |"Zome of the democrats want thelr lemopigt non Darts she ioe Pom ae VIOLIN SOLUS BY PROP. ANTON KASPAR. THE. SPENCERIAS ESS, much as a quorum had not yet appeared, it| finally shouted Mr. Dockery, in the chair, | committee was appointed to wait en the | convention held very late, giving as reason b National or he Republic buildiu, ‘ eee ee ss E 5 3 het " |vass this year. A number of judses end|S. C. in iS: he was on the steam OR E S BY DR. J. W. BISCHOFF. Write or call for new annual ann excuse any member who was arrested by peteeeniuers cenenen ae a sep- the obnoxious emblem. When the commit- | te treasurer and county officers a: JOneida, in the West Gulf squadron. Ip ‘Tickets, $0 cents, at Elie & On's, S87 RS Fl nt ak a Gn sp the sergeant-at-arms, Thereupon Mr.Heard | jist be observed. ‘The gentleman will take | (eee erved, at the house the councilman | yoted for. Those who favor a late conven-| April of that year be was detailed six times fel9-St 5 s+. (fell ival and Proprictor, \ Fe S McDowell, Hi. N. Johnson, E. M. Wonnas, | Last evening a reception ‘vas given to|2sined, threatens to become a campaicn| p..chod six he sat up. Then he continued Manager Albaugh has the mander E. T. Woodward. strons, pure and brilliant in few lessons; month: |Qnio arose and announced that he had been | completed. A dozen members were clamor-| There was a great commotion in the stenday, | this provided Dr. Mott, ex-Judge Rus-| Commander Woodward was born in Dub- Dorothy Byrd Rogers, Mrs. H. ©. Browning, Miss maiheved teem azceat.on tile ground: | pounding of the Speaker pro tem. a British flag over his house. A number of | C?¢mies_and the leaders in the coalition |yania, September 22, 1868, and remained : = “not ear garden.” (Laug! up- a ques' 0" r this the fact that there will be no can- | Stroyed the privateer Petrel off Charleston,” ) SOLO BY D. G. PFEIFFER. Tth and D sts. nw. Day and mi was incompetent for less than a quorum to| “Hot a bear garden.” (Laughter and xp-| councilman and request him to haul down | fo of Missouri created quite a sensation by de-| his seat.” was not at home, but his wife informed the | tion argue that it will afford more time = ee 3 for |to draw the ire of forts and batteries be 3 THEATER. THE TYPEWRITING AND SHOE Ni RSE zs : vho| “Eg 3 = ” a e flag " e healing of the party so: There are|luw New Ori On one of Uese occas "WEEK OF FEBRUARY 10 a SR ee ee fearing that a a iermered Lasers Skin tene eas Pati aural | Reply cs ese hadl Deen wut up amt | tae demarcate whe thbok a somferente ox] siee, when Se casimaeh eran eee aenepe = re 5 Short! 4 § vas wit! leave oO! is EM, y be el aa - ing hades of ic pu ve as paved a SASEe, TORRY, Saeeee sen sere i = Ana $ : rareconae courtesy, to be notified of the | .. Mr. Johnson of Indiana attzmpt-| ‘The committee withdrew, but they had males carat ts be man Laat * nod : lceoty Kina Gr ooeinen. < meetin Sd — iis Pi atdabiers “aegecr $18 [revocation of all leaves of absence before | Suid he ‘wanted’ to ctate thee whee’ gitg | hardly time to make their report the possible. ‘They contend that it will | cugexed during the bombardment LINCOLN J. CARTR'S NONE BETTER. LOWEST TERMS. he : n te 1s placed under arrest. An exciting | scene followed, in which a score of members moring for recognition. Be- oa F estructi waasp rts Jackson and St. Phil- 1 of the contederate Mo- and the capture of the counciiman, who had heard something | {to the party to wait until the popuils where and by whom he was arrested, but | st angzy threats = constitu ey S| Org: ea orf: the chair held What he would have enous | About the ang-y threats of his constitu-nts, | republicans organize and "perfect opportunity to do this when he app: ‘The large attendance is a reference that satis- faction is given. Special and ui their e and | Ulla a FAST ItAIL. me and hauled down the |pians, They desize to have both V: excelled course in LETTER wrir-| Were See ch 3 si “1 ) distasteful piece of bunting. Feeling ran | Ran resent at such a conferer 4) Chalmette batieries April iséz. in the Next Week—POLICE PATROL. fe19-6t_ | ING. Success guaranteed. |fore a conclusion was reached Gen. Sickles | perore the bar of the House. It was then | dst sacar Sgt eg yews S Wace “ae Saren normesenga ngs «oy aie exaN's Lycev ad THEATES Full business course, day or night, $25 a year, | Moved that the House adjourn, After con-| decided to call the prisoners in their order, | 28, 1m the ward for a time, and if the | then and there have them ce. {landing party which forced the surrender > flax had not been removed there seems lis beg cit goer cg A cin) ber gg 8 Moor A gy Te Bookkeeping, ‘orlling, ‘penintnehp, |aiderable wrangting the motion was put and | Robert Adams, jr, of Pennsylvania, “the raster gr erie acy er ep en rere ee See gt akin A Roar DaTRnty Gite, iene | maokak & RetEN a AEM COLLSER Oe ne ee a Te at ae oon pNelll, was first | “A recent act of the vestry of Christ Pzot-|Vance in his published letter saying as| lie was in the engagement with the Vicks- PLANS Gen, Sickles on His Arrest. evidently Vers iudienantat the washed and !estant Episcopal Church, which 1s located | much. burg batteries the passage of them hereupon Gen.Sickles, rising in his place, | ¢yidenUly vers at the proceedings. | on 2d street, in the heart of the wholesale from below in Ii; foucat the con- aie crutches, with the stump | #2 Was asked to give his excuse tor being | qistrict, and ts one of the oldest churches ee ee federate and the Vicks- leaning upon his crutches, with the stump | absent without leave. in the country, is also causing considerable | Th€ Populists are already organ| - IN| burg batteries February of his right leg resting upon the desk be-| “I was in the state of Pennsylvania,” he |B the,C? — some thirty counties they have thus curly oan ae ated that he had been Informed | Stated, ercising the highest duty of citi- ink, he com- ALL THIS WEEK. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. WHALLEN AND MARTELL'S eee, See ate, ae Picturesque Production, Prin South Before the War. | 5s 417 \¢, trating Plantation Life Before the War. se21-tf LESSONS ON THE J UNIQUE-——ORIGIN AL_——NOVEL. 2 : ; : Washington was a worshiper at Christ |held meetings. At these the chair of | Was on Bt tan, in Next Week The Night Owls Beauty Stow. <G WRENCH CLASSES_NEW — \that he was under arrest and desired in| ey peu arplneneerartiy Greeny Church when he was in Philadelphia, and | 1s02 presided, and this shows that not | Xurth ugdron, | im _ felv-6r aie Rorning classes and private lessons. |formation by what authority his arrest had | Giorts we were able to roll up 17200) me. | 2. the ‘bust of George II., which had | many changes in personnel of the working kery sta i , red the front of the edifice, was take SPRUDHOMME, 307 D at. nw, {DEE ordered. Mr. Dockery stated that | jority for Galusha A. Grow. (Renewed ap- | (domed the front of the edifice. was taken lrorce will be made. At each of these mect- | seg oie RCIAL COLLEGE AND scttoor, | G¢t. Sickles could not interrupt the pro-| plause). The moment 1 received the eum-| gays the vestry has caused the bust to be | ings a letter from Mr. Taubeneck was read, Baltimore. dU Typewriting, 407 East Capitol | ¢ sane oe ce — Seahe eee from the sergeant-at-arms I return- ed up, and it again occupies its former | urging that populist clubs t a in Ko We i nat} st. Young people of good character of both sexes {deciding upon a motion journ, ed, ront of the church. Seve-al mem- | esc sf TREE Aqgeeence to Werkingeen te the Ciel ‘ § ening Sickles insisted that it was a matter! “I move that the gentleman be discharg- Oe tee cre ie men |eact Nowhihilp, ‘The: pre Comie Opera, welcome. Positions secured. Dav and evening / : bers of the congregation have protested | clubs hav i r Y sessions. Rates reduced. Call or write for circular. th t to know; ed,” said Mr. Reed, “and that his nam vi ‘ , | ae have ts niee 6 “MUSTAPHA,” fart * — with him to wy et ame be | vigorously, and there may be trouble in the | pointed and Paint and Powder Ciub of , at the maths of rivers, guarding 1855, he com= t boats and one , Which went up Fa- of t umes river, der arrest, and as he con-| stricken from the warrant.” “4 as 3 ey are boat at Albaugh’s Opern House, February 26, at 8:15, i the chair in such sten- ici wees ac ec wacsane directory over it. to fight to capture the legislature firsi of all. | j Ato de- for the betetit of tones there were loud cries for | aye . * = er ea Im the Congressional Districts, Lieut, or & ular order, and Mr. Meredith of Vir- interrupted Mr. Sickles, loud! GAIN OF NEARLY 50,000, derbiit, in the or Incurabies. ° | yy cori The republicans are entirely willing to let There ought to b ae oe eae ce fii.” Instantly Mr. Amos Cu ae ane rene Satrant larnal cacageate That Republican Plurality in Penn. | the Popullsts manage the legislature and | *Qq" July ade Heutenant 5 Metzer- Branches in the principal American and ings of New York created intel heap Rearecan cages br deprnae erect teeny oa sylvania May Go to 185,000, elect their Senator, provided they them-! ; baller ormag ‘Shmegene clita Mew car ment in the House by ng and There are no names in the warrant, selves get a few congressional seat 1 ee = ae Frene and German comedies free every “Nobody dared to cail him to ¢ ‘This statement created a sensation, Mr.| Official returns from all but nine of the | some county offices. It really appears day. eieaee some weet, Wednesday at 4:15" in “the ‘parlor ot battle of Gettysburg.” This brought forth | Dockery ordered the warrant to be read, | sixty-seven counties in Pennsylvania send | qguptful whether the democrats van care P XING TOURNAMENT, 1# NasTimpossible to transact any Busta’ | When it was proved that it was true. The} Grow’s plurality up to the unprecedented | the first, second and third districts, ic sanaeg 2 hy Norwood Institute. Ee ee ee | auce the: Hanae resolu: dicsetine tha Sree ee teas his enable cana the | may be that the fifth also is doubttal. ‘The | ae THE CHAMPION ? Finally, the sergeant-at-arms was called | arrest of absent members, proceeded as fol- rae Pichaera Sapa Bn ate ae abtidate for | democrats will put up a new man in th aus Goty aleormenl an JAMES J 14TH STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, | UPON to make his report, which was us fol- | lows: hoes sd 4S) fourth, as Bunn will retire, according to an a. folk navy y: vee = Baltimore nd Ohio Saturday, od on all trains, and unde in 1892. The republi a by vir will assurediy renominate Thomas Se.t Sir: aeent here : | ed in me by the! yania for a long time to come. All of the | the fifth. Young as he is, he is the 1 Sis: E present be with @ detalled report | House, hereby command you to execute the | omcial returns show republican gains over | leader of that party in the state t oday, of my further action under House warrant order of the House; hereof fall not,and | the election night estimates. Therefore, it |as Butler, also quite a young m turn until following Monday. * ae \ E j ; f 3 of February 19, 1894. make due return in what manner you exe- | jg fair to » that the official fieures d center of the populist movement. } On same day tickets will also be sola Of the list of absentees returned to me by | Cute the same. from the nine missing counties will produce | democrats will probably put up King er, from Psaltimore to Washington at same | In witness whereof I have hereunto set | incre: | Now, therefore, I. Charles F. Crisp.8peak-| expected then, would stand as the “high- lows - er of the House of Representatives, by vir- | water mack" of republicanism in Pennsyl- eee Cee eee Hon. Charles F. Crisp, Speaker, ete. i ee le < e powe ACADIMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, ORB e ck e following are red sick es that will give Grow not less than | Jake Long as Settle’s opponent y will | rate —Advt. J eS el ee os tlt a sick | my hand and the seal of the House of | 155,000 plurailty. renominate Crawford in the ninth — - 1312 MASS. AVE. u , jo attend; “Mets Boutelle, | Representatives this 1th day of Febr here was quite a falling off in the pro- | His opponent, it now ars quite Unfortunn os ‘rain, Dalzell, Hendrix and Scranton. [As CHARLES F. CRIs: hibition vote, Kent, last year’s candidate, | will be Richmond Pearson, a repul nk ak eae ag TWO MEN, A Gay school for young ladics and Uttle girls. | The followin excused by the Honse: Speak: polling 21,258, which is probably 12,40 more |son of the late Chief Justice Pearson. nb ane map pnebecte ae ee ESTLING Sha canes of study enhances a5t- the branenen | 2A‘ Harris, Hines, Lockwood, ! The complications raised by the a: 1) than Morrow received this year. "The pe on is a man of means culture and an] the 3" Ragen hag | discovery of the faulty character of the| plc's party vote was als insignificant as | aggressive campaigner, and the plan is for jast year, 'him to run as an independent, to thereby parity, mmplisied im Borden's Pevsmam of a practical education. auti-Gn Braud Evaporated Crema . y. folowing have been reported to me warrant were such that Mr. Outhwaite, in! Compared with Windsor’s