Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1898, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, MAY 9, 1898—14 PAGES. L SPANISH SPY| to oF mas. see verre |CORBEY & SUICIDE the wife of a Widely Kzown ——— Colored Citizen. Policeman Sends g Bullet Through 10 [ LOCAL MENTION. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. her of th and haa acne duty Only in tee fae apt Had ove ¢ his youthful appearance he had been calied she boy,” and he was popular with his brother officers. He leaves a wife and one child, who live at 507 E sireet northeast. Funeral at Muirkirk. HOUSE AND CONTENTS BURNED. —= Bottling Establishment and Other Property Destroyed by Fire. There was a fire in D. 8. Sullivan's bot- ting establishment in rear of 109 H street AMUSEMENTS. _ Tr The funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Annie Smith were held at the St, Au- gustine Church, on 15th street, this morn- Bijou Theater.—High-class Specialties. umbia Theater. —Frank Daniels in “The Idol's Eye.” “The Country Skuie” TX ODD FRLIOWS HALL, Tr ! | Arrest of a Former Yeoman on the : northeast, about 3 o’clock yesterday morn- bet. D and B sts. n.w + 0 “ . 5 = . = * The fun ALIS! Grand Opera House—“The Dazzle a U8. 8. Brooklyn. ing at 10:30 o'clock. Rey. Father Dough. His Own Brain; place. to mat oes the as Sere thet take | ing. Policeman Tracy discovered the fire Beet ar an Serna Viome of the Ages Kernan's Lyceum Theater—Bryant and erty conducted high mass, assisted by Rev. aac bods a aie Reese =< = Beas clock. | and turned in an alarm from box 67. Mr. G"™® orena nor “A eee Koster and Bial’s Father Gillespie, president of Gonzaga Col- home of his father, for interment.” “"* | Sullivan and his wife were awakened by ace ae c National Theate: ae lege, and Rey. Father Peters. The pall- as the noise of the engines and Mrs. Sullivan COMMENCING MONDAY. MAY ®, GEORGE DOWNING IN CONFINEMENT bearers were Messrs. P. B. 8. Pinchback, John F. Cook, James Lewis, James T. Bradford, Henry Johnson, Aaron Russell, Alexander Thomas and Wm. H. A. Worm- ley. The floral tributes were peauust!- hav were sent by Mrs, Martha E, Tuck- er, Miss Essie ‘tucker, Miss Annie Wilder, Miss M. W. Lewis, Mr. Herbert Winsey, Miss Victoria Thompkins, Mrs. Anna De- Wednesday and Saturday Matinecs Cosgrove & Grant’s COMEDIANS IN THE ROLLICKINC SICAL FARCE « THE DAZZLER. streets.—Buffalo Performances at BROODED OVER: HI RECENT ARREST L ——— ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS. was so much excited that she came near jumping from tke window. Although the fire occurred at so early an hour a large crowd was attracted to the burning build- ing, and an effort was made to save Mr. Sullivan's horse. The flames, however, had taken full possession of the building and the animal was burned to death. Bill's Wild West Shi 2 and 8. Installation of Grand Officers—Local Commandery Election, The annual election of officers of the grand commandery of the District of Co- lumbia Friday night resulted as follows: EB. N. Ehle of St. John’s, as grand com- EXCURSIONS TOMORROW, Steaii¢? Estelle Randall for Giymont and at 9:50 a.m. Had Been in Polide Court, Charged With Theft, Held in a Steel Cage at Washing- MEDI ton Barracks. The building and contents were totally ‘ “a Ti terson, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Russell, ; G. W. N. is that o! ". Sullivan, was slightly dam- in - i> INCRIMINATING EVIDENCE) (rguline Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Doug-|4 FAITHFUL OFFICER) nity, grana prelate; W. E. Graham of| aged ‘The police eatimere Mee woes EVERVTHIN Q@ Bien lass, prs Axzderson, Mrs. Julia Purnell, St. John’s, grand keeper of records; R. H. | 1088 gt $1,200." His property was fully in- ‘S JING FUNNY.” ie aria pee ae Hee atentprerie Yates of National, treasurer; Q. B, Hallam, | 5¥*e4- ett tiraction—Wack Patti's Troubadour. George Downing, alias Henry Rawlings, | Mr. Parker Bailey and the Policeman Richard A. Corbey of the sixth | Capital, grand advisor; W. FL Humphr —_>— 9-6-2 ave 13% street sylvant rmal inth, tenth and 3 . Humphrey ; : . a drains leave 132 street and Penneyiyonit | an Englishman and @ naturalized Ameri- | Normal School of the nin precinct, who was recently charged with | of Halcyon, grand herald; Mrs. F. H. Wood Sr ap eee EXCURSIONS, ETC. am., 1 215 p.m. can citizen, is confined in a steel cage at} Mrs. Annie Smith was the wife of Wm. | the theft of & Watch, and acquitted, as pub- | of National and J. A. HL Fowler of Mt. STi cence Acptmcmsantenret, J . The New Chief of the Bureau of Statistics. Mr. O. P. Austin, the pew ghief of the bureau of statistics, entered pon the H. Smith, who was for so many years in charge of the library of the House of Rep- resentatives, and who is one of the most widely-known colored men in the country. Mrs. Smith was born in Baltimore fifty- Trains leave Aqueduct bridge for Arhng- ten and Fort Myer every half hour and Falis Church hourly from 8:30 a.m. to 10:40 p.m tke Washington barracks, charged with being a spy in the service of the Spanish government. He was arrested Saturday night at the boarding house kept by Mrs. lished in The Star at the time, committed suicide yesterday afternoon by shooting himself through the head. The deed was committed in a sleeping room of the station Vernon,warders; A. M. McBath of Goodwill, supreme representative, and A. H. Fieg2n- baum of Mt. Vernon, past grand commander. The above officers were installed by Su- Nerioik & WeEshington = See Bs A preme Commander F. I. Day, assisted by] duties of his office this morning. Mr. S b Sarron Levy at No. 916 E street by Chief Wilkie | six years ago, and has lived in Washing: | at exactly 1 o'clock, and, singularly enough, | W. G Parry, deputy herald; Mf. 5. Peabody, MUSICA PARE ccatvaniaes Or Getkioas team oat ve * of the United States secret service aid} ton for the last thirty-six years, where all! the shot was fired at the moment the offi- | deputy S. K. R., and M. McCutcheon, of her children were born. She had been an active member of the Catholic Church since 1862 and been identified with St. Au- gustine Church and its work since its es- tablishment. The deceased was a member years’ experience as a Washington cor- respondent, and having a special taste for statistics has naturally acquired consider- able knowledge of the workings of the —— Every day in the year for Fortress Monroe, — Norfuik, Newport s and all points south —— by the superb powerful steel palm —— “Newport News,” “Norfolk on the fe cer’s name was called for him to go on duty. The bullet entered his head directly over the left eye and penetrated his brain. Several physicians were summoned, among several of his men, who were accompanied by Captain Sage and a corporal and a pri- vate of the Sth Ariillery. deputy past supreme commander. Supreme Commander Day, Grand Commander Ehle and others made brief addresses. ‘The com- mittze served refreshments. 4 Jt uicy Reasis, Tender, Appe- 35-51 Cente — ton’ — rect The arrest is one of the most important : Standard Commandery, No. 733, U. 0. G. vie : vent | L¥- Washington. tizing Steaks.” c ar ever made in Washington ana the result | 2f the, Colored Women’s League and the] them Dr. Carr, tho coroner, and the dying | C. held its resuine saectine Alar 3, ise, Gi | buzeau of seb gectiand tesa Sane 8 wet | ia abe Try Reisinger's Ice Cream, 235 G st. DW. | o¢ it will very probably be the court-mar- | L&dles, Union of this volty-e Bhs) was gener. | ™2N was removed to the Emergency Hos- National Capital Bank Hall, 3d and Penn- | 96 8 Personal acaual cates wt the pu te | ar Re Mon Ber So: oe = a z ost = is ms sylvania 501 = a officials wi whom he wf us be brou; a - bdr = tial of the prisoner and a sentence of death. pital, where he died at 8:30 o'clock. He | 5%! i ee ee nh est work, cheapest fuel. ous spirit. She leaves behind her husband was large and everything harmonious. Mrs. irre . Washington - into closer relations. His entrance upon liman & Co. 616 12th| The causes that Ied to his arrest and in-| and five children. These last are Miss M. “ not regain consciousness. Georgla D. Van Fleet was chosen vic2 noble} this work is somewhat unique in the fact | — .7 Ee ante ot BER, O00, Ot, DRY ROASTED COFFEES. | c#rccration are tciefty summed up in the | EZ, Smlth. teacher in the Normal School; | | Policeman Corbey was to have gone on | commander, to fill the Place of Mrs. Kal-| that he was not an appileges foreghis ce | = $y it cod en board steamers x S¥’S D EES. J. W.F. , secri = ” S z 2 ille: 3 7 : - om Box 1 Hine ramalltys lowest prices. Pure | following statement of Chief Wilkie of the| tenaent G. F. Cook: Me, FD. Smith, a] cuey St 1 o'clock yesterday, and he was | strom, resigned; Mrs. Emma Miller was | any public office, having recommended an- | —— Ne pir gated, oer. elected prelate to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs. Dennison’s departur2 from the city, and Dr. Masterson was elected worthy herald, to fill vacancy. Mrs. Lillian A. Overacker was appointed chairman of com- mittee on the good of the order, and Mrs. in the station some minutes before the time for him taffeport. He put on his uniform and mingled with his fellow officers, but had very little to say. Lieut. Kelly entered the space behind the rail just before 1 other person fer this position when he be- came aware that a change was in con- templation. secret servic “Dewning,” he says, “is an Englishman by birth, but is a naturaiized American, and was formerly chief yeoman on the cruiser Brooklyn. His discharge from that — offices, 7th st. wharf, Wi sugars sold at cost; § city stores. de1-28d JNO. CAL a eee student at the Catholic University; Mr. c. D. K '. Bernadine Smith of the government print- ing office, and Miss Annie Smith. The in- terment was at Mount Olivet cemetery. — AHAN, Generel Manager. For Arlington, Fort liyer SPRING LAMB. Canada Mutton, New York Roast Beef and JOHN R. KELLY, 9th st. —————— Flora and Fauna. = ’clock, and blew his whistle for the men i “The Flora and Fauna of the Florida d F. Deimonico Steak t sbip dates about two months ago. Our . VE OCIATION. tae 2 z Gladys L. Thompson was jointed press an alls Chu: == 7 wing, Center mkt. Corned Beef a specialty. | information shows that on last Friday he pba age ear circs of Dey started teeaen ee rer oul call, Cor | correspondent. Sppointed Press | keys” was the subject discussed at a ee a rch--Take - m w vi Tron , 2 y - enn. — B. AND O. BULLETIN. Pad @ conference with Hleutenant Carran-| Reports Received From Maryland, | stead of getting In lng he rete Gane al Resa meeting Batorday wight jot the iological n. ave. cars — and zas, who was a naval attache of the Span- ish Minister Polo, and who was then at Toronto. He furnished Carranzas general information about the navy, and particu- larly about the Brooklyn. He spoke in a d.sparaging manner of the American navy. After one and a half hours’ talk he came to Washington at the direction of the lieu- tenant. He left Toronto Friday afternoon for this city, coming via Niagara Falls, the Lehigh Valley and the Baltimore and Ohio Tajlroads. Before leaving Toronto Car- ranzas gave Downing an address appar- ently that of a residence in Montreal to On May i5 the Baltimore and Ohio rall- road will place in service two “Royal Lim- ited” Trains, leaving New York at 1 p.m. and Washington 3 p.m., making the runs in five hours. The exquisite new parlor cars on the Royal Blue Trains .put into service today are the handsomest cars yet turned out of the Pullman shops. 5 CITY AND DISTRICT. Wheat and Silver. the electric cars at au7-10tt ‘Tennessee, Virginia and Michigan. The vice regents of Maryland, Tennessee, Virginia and Michigan read their reports at the Saturday council of the Mt. Vernon Ladies’ Association. Mrs. E. A. Goldsbo- rough of Maryland reported that the Mary- land room had been repainted and fur- nished with a cast-iron fire back, which represents the Fairfax coat of arms, paid for with funds which have been contrib- uted during the past year. Miss Mary Polk went up to the second-floor. ‘4ue Heutenant picked up the roster of the platoon of which Corbey was a mem- ber, and started to read the names. “Here,” answered one man after another, until “Corbey” was cailed, when there came no response. Just at that instant a suspicious noise was heard, and the lieu- tenant inquired: Say “Where's Corbey?” “He was out there a minute ago,” re- sponded one of the men in line. “What was that noise?” the Meutenant Consecration of St. Matthew's Chapel. Bishop Satterlee consecrated St. Mat- thew’s Chapel, Washington parish, at 11 a.m. yesterday, being the first church of this District consecrated by the bishop in the new diocese of Washington. Notwith- standing the inclemency of the weather, a good congregation was present on the oc- casion. The service was a very beautiful and im- pressive one. After the consecration and Society in the assembly hall of the Cosmos Club. E. L, Morris. O. Cook and Chas. L. Pollard spoke and lantern slides were used to illustrate the subject. Aqueduct bridge. ——J AUCTS., 424 9Ti N.W. Important Notice to the Henry Albert was sent to jail for three months today by Judge Kimball, and Ru- fus Harris, George Proctor and Harry Gray, all colored, for two months each, for assaulting Officer Payne. The same par- 1 : ~ | next asked. TS : ayer came tontirma- | tles, with the addition of Hooper Brown, Ree oS é which he was to send ail the information | Yeatman of Tennessee reported the fur- | "¢ i service of morning prayer came vonfir i ee van tail tan ties paeaenits prion or if: | belobtamed: nishing of a colonial sitting room. All the| un io°E Slammed.” was the Tine wasn’t | WOM Of candidates trom the parish church | were each fined $15 for disorderly conduct | TEnce Or atte on : : b q oS : : | last ni at the corner SALE, ver? I do not see it quoted anywhere. A Letter Intercepted. furniture is made of the beautiful wild] made by the slammine nthe aon” and St. Matthew's; then followed the iz! ENTH, AT TEN A.M. cherry wood of Tennessee, fashioned and Sua chore — carvec in the style of colonial days. It has served as the furniture of the Tennes- see room at the Tennessce centennial ex- pesition of 1897, at the close of which it was sent to Mount Vernon, where it will serve in the same capacity, thus perpetuat- ing the centennial celebration of the state admitted during Washington's administra- tion. The bed room will also be furnished for the use of the vice regent. ¥ Mrs. Emma R. Ball, vice regent from Vir- ginia, reported that there had been a num- ber of collections from the school children, which amounted to $22.43. Mrs. Elizabeth B. A. Rathbone, vice regent from Michi- gan, reported that there had been con- tributed $275, and that there had been ap- propriated $500 from the reserve fund for the restoration of the main hall. She has also donated a pair of old colonial cur- tains for use in the Michigan room. streets northeast. The defendants, with a number of other colored men, were engaged in disorderly conduct, when they were or- dered to disperse by Policeman Payne. The officer was then attacked, and Officer He- hen, who came to his comrade’s assistance, was stoned. Payne was not seriously in- jured. bishop’s address to the newly confirmed and the congregation at large, after which the holy communion was administered. The bishop was assisted in the several services of the day by the Rev. Arthur S. Johns, rector of Washington parish; the Rev. John M. E. McKee, pastor of St. Mat- thew’s, and the Rev. Dr. Devries, rector of St. Mark’s Pro-Cathedral. Messrs. Hal- lam, McCathran, Earnshaw, Waters, Tay- lor, Varella of the parish vestry and ward- ens and Messrs. Gibbons and Howell of St. Matthew's were present to receive the bishop at his entrance to the church. The choir of the parish church, under the” directorship of Mr, Smith, with Mr. Richards, organist, and the choirs of St. Matthew's, under the leadership of Mr. Tavender, with Miss Rose Kuhn, orgauist, rendered the music of the services. St. Matthew's was built about four years ago and entered on its mission under the pastoral care of the present minister in charge. It is a purely missionary work. Wheat I see has gone up to $1.70 per bushel, with the statement that it may g9 to $2, while silver is somewhere in the neighborhood of fifty cents! What a commentary on the statement so often reiterated during the last cam- paign, that the price of wheat was gov- erned by the price of silver! People should rn the common-sense lesson that the price of all articles is gov- erned by the law of supply and demand. May 9, 18u8. OBSERVER. A Hand Book Free. The old and popular “Anchor” steamship line has just issued a handsomely {llus- trated book of tours, giving in detail “Where to Go, What to See, and How,” covering all points of interest to tourists fn England. Scotland, Ireland and the con- tinent, which intending travelers to Europe ought to consult before starting, as it is ‘aluable information. It can be had “Downing arrived here Saturday after- ncon,” continued Mr. Wilkie, “and went dl- rectly to No. 916 E street, where he had stopped no longer than a week ago. When he left he told the landlady he was going to Virginia. Shortly after reaching his rcoms he went out again to the post ofilce and dropped a letter into the box for the address in Montreal which had been given him. 1 should say right here that our officers recognized Downing as soon as he arrived at the railroad depot and kept a strict watch on his movements all dur- ing the afternoon and evening up to the time of his arrest. The letter which he mailed was promptly intercepted at the post office, and the contents examined. It contained a statement as to ‘certain mat- ters in Washington,’ said the writer would soon be able to forward some important in- formation about the Holland submarine boat, gave a summary of the steps for the Made Immediate Search. The platoon broke and the men went in all directions to ascertain the cause of the noise, as well as to find the missing officer. ‘Here he is," cried Edward Kelly, the lieutenant’s young son, in an excited tone. Policeman Mansfield was a short distance behind him. Lying carzlessly across Police- man Lynch's cot was the form of the dying man, while on the floor near the next bed. was his revolver. His hat, which had been thrown down with some force, was resting on the floor. It was apparent fram the nature of the wound In his head. that the bullet had peng- trated his brain and:his death was merely @ question of a few hours, at the most. Dr. Chamberlain wagi the first physician to reach the unfortumate man, and soon after- ward Dr. Gladmon arrived. Dr. Carr came next, ard he had the wounded office taken to the Emergency Hospital. An operation iT Te wn SAL ‘ASH. J. E. FRBCHIB & 00., AUCTS. JAMES W. RATCLIFFE, AUCTIO (Successor to Ratcliffe, Sutton & Gey TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLI ADJOINING THE EE count OB 32D AND M STREETS: THWEST, W IMPROVEM Th iS TO SHORTEN Saniora * :America’s Greatest Medicine UY DESIABLE POR B LOTS ake RABLE FUR BUSI In pursuance of a decree the istrict of Columbia, 1898, in Equity Cause N & certain deed of trusi, and reconded in Liber seq. one of the land re of the Supreme Court of rendered February 10, 19059, and by virtue of dated December 1, 1896, ‘o. 2168, at follo 400 et for the District of Oo- est of the party thereby —_>—_—_ BUFFALO BILL’S WILD WEST. and at the requ li Dew was performed, but, as the physicians well | Its lay workers in the church and Sunday the undersigned trostecs, will aifer { om request to Henderson Brothers, | Tllef of Admiral Dewey and promised data knew, it was a useless procedure. In the| School heartily co-operate with the pastor, i ie muction. “on TUESDAY, Tits 1 Agents, 7 Howling Green, New| 6° coaling ships. Downing also said he] Am Attractive Parade and an Excel-| meanwhile Mrs. Goroey had been Informed | and a thriving mission is the result. The Is Hood's Sarsaparilla because it cures POUR Oe EAS ies, AT ALY PARE York, or from the local agents here. intended: to po to Noriolle cehiel oides te lent Performance. of pyhat had happened, and in company | edifice in its interior is described as a vis- | & when all others fail. The evidence of this $ | [wing ‘Gencetied iad wan We Prriaises, the fol~ —— Gild the Hand To the Editor of Ths Evening Star: yreuives, that part of the city of Washington Georgetown, in the District of Columbia, as part of lot nambered forty-seven. Georgetown, in the square formerly 4 ion of beauty, the members of the Chan- cel Chapter doing all in their power to heighten its attractiveness. with Mrs. Wiggins, wife of Officer Wiggins, she hurried to the hospital, but was not permitted to see her husband. The taking of the officer's own life was hoped to reach Tuesday), and expected to obtain important information. The letter was signed simply with the initials ‘G.D.’ Buffalo Bill, with his Wild West show and his Congress of Rough Riders, has. always had a strong following in Washington, and is indisputable. Thousands of people have gcod health today who formerly suffered ca- from scrofula, salt rheum, dyspepsia, ——>— tarrh, rheumatism, or some other ailment - ¥. i —~ Wil! you kindly again call the attention Satisfied Downing is a Spy. the crowds which turned out to see his | the result of a disordered mind, caused, it Mrs. Kaspar’s Pupils’ Recital. due to impure blood. These people had © | and now known as couse ae CeUreCtow a, of the proper authorities, through the eol-| «We were well satisfied by this time that | parade this morning showed that his popu- | 1s believed, by brooding over his'trial in the | , Mew: Manpare Papils’ Heeltal: |G due, to tmpure blood. These, pple ‘net dea “ty fa abe Sl"Se"Waahiogran tana" ae umns of The Star, to the fact that the dial] the man was a spy, and we set about to | larity has not lost since his last visit to cexCourt for the alleged theft mention- ‘Ibey bad become discouraged and began to ay as follows, to wit: Beginning for the suwe ed. As published in The Star, the watch was stolen from a room in the Owen House during a fire, not quite three years ago. Corbey was a member of the fire depart- ment at that time, on duty with No. 1 by the pupils of Mrs. Kaspar Saturday evening at 4 o'clock at her residence, 1217 M street northwest. The participants had the assistance of Mr. Anton Kaspar, vio- and hands of the new post office clock are teo neutral in tint with the tower. The Ereat difference between the time o’ day and time o” finishing the building is secure his upprehension. We communi- cated with Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn of the War Department, to whom we gave @ summary of the information in our pos- the capital city. There is nothing like a Buffalo Bill parade. It is a picturesque, brilliant, martial show in ftself, and gives an adequate suggestion of the originality, believe that medicines had no power to help. But Hood's Sarsaparilla effected a cure because it possesses the qualities need- ed to purify and enrich the blood, eradicate At a point on the west line of High street distan| thirty (ou) feet southerly from the sumth. line of Bridge street, and running thence southerly along High stree: one bundred and tweaty (120) s thenee westerly one hundred and seventy-iive (175) feet parallel with Bridge street, thence northerly the > finishi pa allstow Engine Comps = ; Miss Romeyn and Mr. Harry Wheat- disease and restore @ healthy condition of F (GH) feet parailel with High street. thence that the time o finishing can only be seen | session, and then with Judge Advocate | scope and purpose of the real show to fol- | Engin? Company, on K street. This com- | linist; Miss Romeyn and seat eo is e dintaree: Tih ~A fia- | . pany went to the fire on a second alarm, yard. All y tributed e f the body. ly ninety-five (95) feet parallel with Bridge ee ee ae General Leiber of the army, who adviséd |low. One of its great features ole cosmo: | and Corbey was in the bullding at or abou oo ear eae See eee eS 4 ux jqimraalel wiih High, street A NEARSIGHTED READER. at the maa be arrested and turned over politan aspect, with its riders from almost | the time the watch is charged to have been z oe z 9 Sarsa= mur (84) feet along Bridge street. thence ‘May 7: 1008 to the military authorities. Downing re- | every known country of importance, its In-| stolen, About two weeks ago the wateh | flected the greatest amount of credit on OO S i peril with High Sut tab eae i te pone = Seiaeat turned to his room during the evening after | dians in full war paint and costume, and | turned up in a second-hand stor2, where it] their instructress. Mr. Kaspar played parilla thence easterly parallel with Bridge street forts> Presentation Flowers for Commence- | 2@!"& 4nd reading the news bulletins. Ac-|the hundred and one other attractive de- | had been disposed of by Corbey, and when ” six (46) feet to the place of beginning. with improvements, ccnsist.ng, in part, of “Lang tel on M street, and uifices, dwellings and stable id street. ‘The above property bas been subdivided Into atx Haus ‘Hungarian Rhapsodie,” securing for hts efforts a large amount of enthusi- astice applause. Among those who took part were Miss Eckfelt, who sang Dudley companied by Capt. Sage of the 8th Artil- lery, a corporal and a private, by my own officers and by a policeman, we went to Downing’s house, where we secured him together tails that go to make up the attractive pic- cher ture. The parade this morning passed over the principal thoroughfares of the city and was greeted at every point by admiring Js America’s Greatest Medicine. Sold by all the transaction was reported to police head- is bolice head: druggists. $1; six for $5. Get only Hood's. quarters the officer was summoned to make an explanation. Later h3 was taken into court and, as already stated, he was ac. ments. For fine flewers at right prices con- sult Gude, 1224 F street.—Advt. —_s—_ League's May Meeting. | MOOG OD OSSOPLGGND ODD OOOO 9 GGOOO », r pat 2 Separate lots, a plat and description whereof may withvut trouble. He offered no resistance, | hundreds, who did not fail to recognize and | quitted. Buck’s Miss Clifford, “Adieu, | @Hood’s Pills cv tat cree rey lo be seen by applying to the undersigned, and # The regu May meeting of the Church- | but appeared frightened and much sur- | give hearty welcome to the originator of the | It 1s argued by friends of the deceased | Marie, ams, and an Irish folk song Dare hii a Will be offered first in separate parcels, and aftere gue of the District of Columbia | Prised at what was taking place. He was | enterprise, Col. Cody. The cowboy band, | that he was innocent of the charge of thelt. | PY. Foote; Miss Baird, M: SOCHTOIDIOG tgorted pF Bete podipeaede a eg Zs held at Epiphany parish rooms | 2#2dcuffed to the private who accompanied | of thirty-six pieces, mounted om splendid | This is based upon the fact that h2 knew | bon, I est doux,” fro’ sibs Stine haus pea Capt. Sage and the corporal took him to the separate parcel the arsenal, where he is under guard. We horses, was followed by the Indians, each | full well when he disposed of the watch | Lilian Lake, Braga’s ‘Terms: One-third at $ o'clock. The annual re- rash, balance in two equa) in- AMUSEMENTS. one in gaudy paint and decked out with | its number would be reported to the head- Sparkman, — Chaminade’s ments at one and two years from date of port of she executive committee will be | have turned him over to the military au- | flaming feathers and robes, the picturesque | quarters of the police department, and its Miss Kuhnel, Weber's “Ocean, with iuterest from said date at six 9 read, officers will be elected for the en- | thorities for their disposition. As I said | Bedouins, Cossacks, those splendid horse- | identity would thus b2 made known. [le ishty Monster;” Miss Black, Sup- FAYETTE SOUSA m, payable semt-anuusily, ev! suing year and the annual dues wil be | before. think there is no doubt of the | men, whose skill and daring has excited | made no effort at concealment, and when in| Pe’s “Canto de Leila;”’Miss Goodhue, Sehi- | LAIFA se Moen Nhe Greeny Mea on ek ee Ree received. Rev. Alexander Mackay-Smith, | ™an’s guilt, sufficient, in my judgment, to | the wonder of the old world; detachments | ihe Police Court he told a straightforward | fa’s “Sognai;”” Miss Kenyon, “Sleep On,” by | wep. AND A MaT. option. A cash Gepost required at (he D. D., will deliver an add on “The | Justify the extreme penalty of the law. from the crack military bodies of Europe, | story of the purchase of the watch from an|F. E. Parker; Miss Bowen, aria from S. MAY i AND | Saas time of sale of $100 0 $600 on the Council at Constance in 141.” Refresh- | Downing fs apparently about thirty-three | podies of troops from Central and South } unknown man, his story was accepted as| Donizetti's “La Favorita;’ Miss Duval, | E Giek URS. | whole property, and t t Bp ments will be served. years of age, five feet seven Inches in | America, and lastly a detachment from our | the truth and the charge was promptly dis-| “Springtide,” by Becker; Miss Wickham, USA’ “Tuternational cebereine rine ameaxalgees “eo 4 penta height, of athlete build and Bohemlan in | own United States army, with a battery of | missed. De Koven's “Japanese Lullaby:"" | Miss Spectanen go ge Fe Concentrated English V: a appearance. No one Is allowed to have any | artillery, a magnificent looking lot of fel- Mayo, “Ecstasy,” by H. H. A. Beach, and ? Hin, ae repre I gy ae 2s he the Ga ees sions aor, | Communication with him at the barracks.” | preven, 2 maznticent sued the other feas The Affair Worried Him. Henschel’s “Spring;” Miss Camp, Tosti's THE TROOPING ye Ee = Toe. o2., at Mertz’s, 1th & F.—A ; A Cipher Code Found. tures of the parade, at least in the patriotic | The acquittal by a jury, however, was|‘Ninon,” and Miss Baird in three son, F THE COLORS. WI . SAUNDERS, Trustee, 7 id 3 eyes of those who viewed the scene. The | not all that the officer desired. He was not | Hahn’s “Si mesvers avaient des aii 300 People. ce) '° pores mare DOLE ae. . ‘The search of the room occupted by | herd of buffalo, the wild steers and danger-| fully satisfled and so expressed himself | Vanderpocl's “La Miniature” and Chami- | 20 202M a. raxas paggd0UAN T. BURKE, Trustee,” Assailant Unknown. Downing at the boarding house on E street | ous trick horses were not in the parade, of nade’s “L'E X« my5-hs “pecemeanie soon after the verdict was rendered. “I don’t mind it so far as I am con- cerned,” he remarked to a friend, “but I’m forty-two years old, who Jersey avenue, was found near Florida avenue and 7th street about resulted in important discoveries. A satch- el contained a cipher code and numerous envelopes addressed to the same name in course, for it would not be exactly safe to allow a wild western buffalo, even if he were one of the last specimens of his race, loose on Pennsylvania avenue with so many FL GRAND CONCERT PREC y EMINENT SOL azel, BAND ¢ ©. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTS., 1407 G ST. NW. Reform School Boys Reeaptured. —— Four boys, who probably had the war . : thinkin ife child.” samara 2:30 o'clock yeste! morning, suffering | Montreal to which the letter intercepted | o¢ Washington's citizens in close proximity, Tene Saaee confidence | £¢VeF: escaped yesterday from the Indus- Tents and bose fr woune claimed that the |on Saturday was addressed, which is be-] One incident that occurred along the line inc Cork bat b dia = z trial Home School and were arrested last “will be kep OF CONNEC we had been a by some un- | lieved to be an assumed one of the con- | of march excited much comment and en- | in Corbey that he did not even suspend night by Precinct Detective McGlue. They ud Tacx, 2 eee known perscn. The police took him to cal Down 7 thusiasm. As the brave Ilttle band of Ca- | him while the charge was pending against : q == == = a certain decd cf trust, dated Peb- Freedmen’s Heepital for treatment. Tasmaainne tte ee coal errr bans, one cf their number riding with the Be enubiny courtihelesvelevidence: of ithe (eva eae Wom Se Se ORIENTAL LIFESIZE, NUDI testy 10, SUPL. cob ely peomaen io Eabor 300, t ae 00 c @ accused, Precinct , Edward ugias : lio 175 ‘et sea. Y : Licut. Carranzas, eee eeunt Or ius veth\ | petactivesHactigan ipliyet a stiller best wt pa a as ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- Batter Barg: ae q ms Are Not Inferior In addition to these articles, it is said | 2™, carryiM@ the flag for which they have MacRae. They were returned to the school. the District of Colun bin, and at the request of fought so long and ¢o bravely, passed the } in the case, and the testimony of such offi- go ata M price. It's economy to]|that drawings and traoin; f United i" = ae Se, eat tome ppg initia nods a smal e. 'S €co) y nd traeings of United : = 1 3 4 m, in front of the premises, a buy the bes = patrons know that but-| States harbors and fortifications were | Hotel Ralelgh, in which the Cuban lega- ) Sr! was not to be disregarded by the) 7-11 baby too thin? _myocee TEENTH. 1808, AT FIV! oe FS a, at Se Hace bere. | found, but thts cannot $6 authoritatively | ‘it 1 Wescott wae erected with © ete. ft Scires of triends souglt: the office as . ONLY T the following dcscrived land and premises, James F. Oyster, 900 Pa. uve—Advt. coatirescd. Wiser Downing Binteclt qas | oe” Nestiy All Cf he memes OF oe | phen: as he was’ acgiitted to cian thor 5 : t uate and tying "in the city of Washington, in — searched $156.70 in bills and silver, the lat- | }esation in town occupied ee ten aettcal l(conmratalatianss butealtioasn nie a ecieaaal Does he increase too slowly in TODAY AND TOMORKOW. etriet of Colum In Favor of Affirmative. ter Canadian coins of small denominations, | Of vantage and every one of them salute: 4 Afternoon ight at 8. to duty he has never appeared us“Tie did before the charge was filed against him. To his fellow officers he talked of the case as if it had brought disgrace upon him, al- though he said he knew he was innocent. During the past two or three days the offi- cer showed signs of losing his mind, al- though he continued to attend faithfully to his police duty. Realizing his condition his brother officers did all they could to RAIN OR SHINE. UN N. CAPITOL ST. reatest Exhibition, FALO BILL’S WILD WEST And Congress of Rough Riders of the World. See the Dozens of New Features, CUSTER’S LAST BATTLE, the flag as it‘passed by, raising his hat. The riders responded and the flag was dip- ped. Indeed, the flag and the little band. preceded by the troop of U. 8. regulars, ex cited very general comment and enthus- fasm all along the line. The matinee performance this afternoon brought out one of the largest crowds in the history of such shows in this city. The show is essentially the same that Col. Cody was found, together with his naturaliza- tion papers and his honorable discharge from the U. S$. 8. Brooklyn three months ago. A check for a box at the Baltimore and Ohio depot was also found on him, and an examination of the box showed it’ con- tained the uniform of a yeoman without: the jacket. A naval cap, lettered “U. 8. 8. Brooklyn,” was found in his room. When arrested Downing, who did not The question whether or not the railroads of the United States should be owned and controlled by the federal government was Giscussed before the debating society of the Geergetown law school Saturday. Mr. W. Gilmer Dunn of Virginia opened the ar- gument for the affirmative and was follow- ed by Mr. Aubrey Lanston, District of Co- weight? . beginning for the same at the sout west corner of said square and ronning thence east on M street ninets-three and ninety-two hundredths: (93.42) feet; thence due north to Rhode Island ave. and thence ‘southwest on said avenue to the Are you in constant fear he will be ill? 5 ‘One-third cash, balance in one and two Then give him more flesh. Give alls lumbia, for the negative. Mr. David B. 5 has been preserfting for some years | keep his mind off his recent trouble, and 5 be GALLANT CUBAN VETERANS, Perry of North Carolina then spoke for the pee Ge’ ee his feauCicasatteeteaee asin past, except that its scope has been | friends strolied along the streets with “him | him more power to resist disease. He Dee ese en | caing ak perchans cast A it of $200 will Sermative and Mr. J. Merrick Frere of | to Capt. Sage that he was entirely innocent | broadened from year to year. One| while he was on-duty. The accusation slate be required at time of sale. piled with within 15 days from day of sale, other- wise the trustees reserve the right to readvertise and resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser or sere. CHAS. C. GLOVER. Trustee, ROBERT G. RUTHERFORD. Trustee, my4-d&ds 1307 “F” st. n.w. DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. Soldiers of and America. See 100 Indians, 50 Cowboys. Admission, 50c.; children, 25c. Reserved seats at Gvzman's, in Droop's Music Palace, 925 Pa. ave. myo of the new features this season is the addition of the band of Cuban veterans to the show, “the real thing,” .who make charges and counter charges on the mimic battlefield in a most realistic manner. Next to the Cubans, and vieing with them in popular attention, was the detachment of United States troops that put up a drill which could not possibly be surpassed by Maryland spoke for the negative. The de- bi was c d by Messrs. Dunn and Lanston for their respective sides. The judges were Mr. W. H. Glassie, Mr. Robert E. Lee and M> Miles Fuller,’ who rendered a decision for the affirmative. ———___ ‘What Royal Glue sticks stays stuck.” 10c. —.\dvertisement. was always on his mind, however, and he imagined the officers in the precinct were not paying the same attention to him that they did before his experience as a ag fendant in court. “The boys don’t treat me as they did,” he remarked to one of the officers. “They don’t speak to me and I can’t stand it.” Saturday night Corbey went on duty at of any wrong-doing and that he intended re-enlisting in the navy. It is believed he spoke the truth regarding re-enlistment, but that he was going to do so as the agent of the Spanish government. _ Downing was not in Montreal at all, but was in Toronto, which city he left at 5:30 o'clock Friday afternoon for Washington, certainly needs a fat-forming food. Scott’s Emulsion is just that food. JKEBSAN'S LYCEUM THEATER: All This Week. Matinees Monday, ursdas & Saturday. ‘Tuesday, Thi BRYANT & WATSON’S: It will make the baby plump; in- crease the weight; bring color to the at the seme hour the members of the ” = TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN’ ce: ta any Soldiers in the world. The wild west | 6 o'clock, and when he reached the neigh- : ER A N TEs ma Spanish legation left Toronto for Mon- flavor was imparted by the exhibition of | borhood ‘of the-gaverament printing office | Cheeks, and prosperity to the whole All IC. BUSINESS PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE a . | the Indian mode of fighting, the cowboys, | he asked Policeman lggins to go over on : * =, AND 15H STREE NORTHWEST, A! About fifty members of the Baltimore] ant Carance in Toro da” Feieynauten: | the historic stage coach and the thrilling | his {Corbey's), beat with him.” enc, ge] body. Thin children take to it as BURLESQUERS. See TE Or SIKH Stay Lodge of Elks, accompanted by their wives | {sno doubt that he gave the Srevish am | buffalo hunt that ended ithe show. Of | could not do, but promised that he would Sk An Aggregation of Superior and Meritorious TWEEN D AND E NORTHWEST. ae ag Enters were in the elty Saturday | cer information of an important character. | COUthe tike, “and the Immense sngoting | meet him at 8 o'clock. During the night he | naturally as they do to their milk. Vaudeville Talent. irtue of the pcwers conferred me evening on their way to New Orleans to at-| Previously in Toronto Downing had repre- and the e, an ie immense audience | spoke to friends. whom he met, and fre- Next Week—THE FAY FOSTER COMPANY, the last will and testument of America G. Peds tend the meeting of the G: 1 ot | sented Mimaelf to a eccrat service man who showed its appreciation of the various feats | quently expressed the belief that Policeman oc. and $1.00, all druggists, my9-6t-15 deceased, 9s const: by: Court _ s of the Grand Lodge. The entered into conversation with him as «| horsemanship and skill with the rifle and | Wiggins was going to arrest him because = 3 rX TONIGHT the District of Columbia, the L, 28 visitors were entertained by the Washing- | Crtered, {nto conversation with him Navy | Bistol in @ manner that could leave no| there had been a pocket book stolen in a SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. NEW. NATIONAL. Res Hiring executor and trustee under said witl, ton Lodge. ‘The local committee of entertain-| Department sent on a special mission to | OUbt of its sincerity. The performance | store on his beat,. This hé told a number WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MaTINERS, | Ome for S0'xtw "York avenue,’ om THURSDA' fon De Te te wemnessts. TS. Cadwalla-| Canada to look over “certain people.” | Will be repeated tonlght at 8 o'clock, to- | of persons, and at midnight when he re- 7 : RRB NINETEENTH’ DAY" OF MAY, i806, “ai Sor, Ba stha ee rshs: George A. Ma-| Downing sald “his people” had left the clty | Morrow Mfsernoon at 2 and tomorrow night | turned to the station he acted as if he CITY ITEMS. KOSTER & BIAL’S FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., all of lot lettered “I,” tn Pee aster J. L. Burkhart, M. G. | hefore he was able to accomplish his work. | 28%! at 8, the Performance in this | really expected fe would be locked up. ee Susan M. Burche's subdivision of original let two mick, E. B. Hay, Albert Siliers, E. | ‘The possession of so much money by Down. |“ SSS oes Coroner Carr d {hat he would hold| Every Genuine “Partridge” Ham Congress of Foreign Stars, | fie" 25 "se per nat recorded ts. Liver al) auth ME Deca tonte Fae orenennc oe a9 nindhs mousy iy Dow, no Inquest. A certificate of death was given | has a partridge branded on it. Look for the ? | Br toile 2¢, in the surveyors office of the District —_—_—— stance. When he was paid off for his serv-| WILL HOLD SPECIAL SERVICES. | {md the body was Hemoved to his late| brand and take no other. Finest on earth. THE ORGANIZATION HEADED LY of” Columbia, said iot by a two- In Memory of Maine Victim. ice as yeoman at the Navy Department in - home. M J. B. Schroth, 456 Center Market. it > story brick ‘building, used ‘purposes, Services in memory of the late Noble T. | AMTl he had something like a hundred dol- | Brigadier Lewis to Address Meeting Sota cere ===: ¢ H A MI Bumbered 1410 and 1618 Now Xork avense aorth- Mudd, a sailor who went down with the| /@7S:_ When arrested he hud 9 hundred- at Salvation Army Hall. The deceased wer pot thirty years old. AMUSEMENTS. ° er... at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., on the same le ship M: dollar bill, two twenties, three fives and’a| «yore wil be al te His aged father and other relatives ive | ———————__—__—"__ in front of the premises on 6th street, the battle ship Maine, !n Havana harbor, were | dollar and sixty cents in Canadian coins. special services tonight «at in Maryland, near; Myirkirk, not far fro For -19 weeks the sensation of New York. ‘25 feet front by the full depth of lot 6, and the held yesterday afternoon in Enon Baptist | He told Mrs. Levy he had just returned | the Salvation Army Hall, when Brigadier . Gat abe mm ‘BASE BALL 20 EUROPEAN VAUDEVILE ACTS. ‘north 3 feet front by The depen of Bi tect of orig Church, € street between Gth “and 7th | from, Virsinla. "All these circumstances | Alico Lewis of New York clty will make an silty bigs eipattel Hay gee eenee ined ot 6,"in square, four Sega. caiue 3 ‘ ‘woul euspicious in jeomsel vi yu and ago Dosit be part Strocts Southeast. A sermon was delivered | there can be no question that the docu. | Siéress on ths naval and military work of| 723° Ja secured a position in the fire de, TODAY. NUON gery Dayi0c., 20¢. abate AT | vey revere ins Seed rccriea tbr 3° A, by the pastor, Rev. J. I. Loving, and] mentary eviderce which will be produced | the 5 partment. A year later he became a mem-| Philadelphia vs. : id node ia tietieelns trict of Columbis. ‘The sald real estate lest’ men- there was appropriate music by the choir. | at Downing’s trial will result in his con- Brigadier Lewis is on her way to Tampa ° Belle tewart, ticned being improved by a large four-story “brick References to the war and the recent naval | viction. and Key West, and probably Cuba. She Washington. ‘The Comedienne. residence, numbered 419 6th ‘northwest. battle evoked demonstrations of applause.| Chief of the Secret Service Wilkie will | was specially commissioned by Commander : GAME CALLED AT 4:30 P.M. npeneceng ag yd ‘Terms of sale for each i Que-third of the , -——_—> turn over everything in his possession to | Booth-Tucker to organize special spiritual fivee+ Be, ahd 50e. purchase ng AT EE 3 1712 Johnson avenue, bet. R and § and | Judge Advocate Lieber of the ermy, and it ° pei ie wy ee gg 4th and 15th sts., at auction tomorrow | 1s expected that a court-martial will be | Work at the principal centers where ths Good home PS nae aca hr ta tae RS arate rake of © per ceut per payable sent afiernoon at 5 o'clock. See advt. . as one — reas ey os bree rats Bins! prectree has letters of COLU MBL ‘A. Pree % socually. ‘or all cash, A the parchanc's we coeens fe dese Sma roba: ~ | introd Seer Alger and Long. ‘defcrred payments, , The Star Out of Town. tenced to arg by hanging, as such spies} as imternational secretary of the army ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. bg Ey ——. Gone a ee _— eae —- The Evening Star will be sent daily by | °7¢ never SI among soldiers and sailors it ts though: CoO ery. _.Return of the Season's Greatest Success, | ee trast on the reapective ropartien sald 1 Sorat mail for 50 cents per month in advance. ud Miss will undoubtedly present a most i ‘of $500 on the rng ge A and of> ———- Eiuder offers everything for the garden, | interesting address. Ensign Annie Ander- ae ee = = Ts Sehedale Bids. ete. Seo ad., page son, a daughter of the Rev. Dr. Anderson That means a can of ran annie Ss Sek Sees ot ten woot ae The following committee of District em- ai NSA Gee NTS ery Cleveland’s Baking PR er. 3 ‘complied ten daya ployes have been appointed by the District ruck by Electric Car. Lew: ‘owder. W. H. Hancock, who lives at 61 Pennsyl- It is pure and sure. : a ‘Urry. rman; Alonzo | night and painfully He went to Tweedala, Barr, W. P. Walker, J. | the Hospital, where Tir, Juene- N. Olive:, e We Merece Payne. | mann dressed his injuries, ie i aes ft ies t } if ji |