The Critic and record., March 26, 1891, Image 2

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timiI 1mm tlm Hwwiwunetit of liuprove
mints ukhi rwlttD Afwewor Thimbu
ilunks tlin iitnotitil to be mlilctl this ymr
will marly If not iiulto rwch lliu wmo
I pure lust when tliu nun iiscAiueiil
Mill hi inmln bill not ct IiMtliliteriulnoil
tin Inn only niulrlng thnt It hu ilonu
1 riti to Inly I tin licglmiliiK of tho nen
IimiiI Mnr
I he im inborn of tho nnu bcviril of por
iminuit nwvmnn prnv Idiil for in tho Mil
ml Xpiiroprliitlon hill immhn at tlio lato
MsMonof CoiiKriiw aipnijulretl to boti
Ilintu 1 thomnio ilnti July 1 tplo
this lilno tin Commissioners Imvo not
hiiiinlilc to glvo Hindi conililcrntlon to
Ik c new tiHkcri nil tho tlmo tlioy linvr
hi in nhlitn tuku from tliolr dally routine
Int hi for tlin iintt month or IuivIiik
linn mrupliHl by hotiriliKS in tho matter
ifuiunr llioiiBes llio rontlno nfTiUn
whli h prrw upon thiin for ilcteriultin
fr in tiny to dny uro iniitiv urgent nmt
microti llio roniliiiiiK of decisions In
llio license uppl tent inn It ne cwmrlly slow
work when tint OmnmlMloiion tire ns
lire the prwunt iiiciimhcntH just fair
iniinltd unit conscientious olllcinl
I hue tedious hibore nro Inivvltu to mi
tint nnd when thnv lire ifouu with tho
mvv iWcfori will he nppolntud Thorn
upiiliitiuciiliwill of iourc ho iniido
mrlv inuuuh lu enable the appointor to
nrrniiL c their builneos nfTnlrs sothoy nut
dMile thilr whole time to the work of ttt
MtMuciit ni tho law contemplate
cwor I niMiii i who iddctl the Com
iiiKMnmrH vcrv iniilerliilly In bringim
nlmiit tlicthitugctii tho law helleves that
with the right sort of men conttltittlmr
that hoard nuil no othi rs uro likely to hu
npl olnttd the new triennial niso wniiiit
Avlll foot up n luindsonio incroiita oot uny
priVioui valuation The last assessment
wim made In lHl The new one will ho
niiiili during the coming llscal jeur tmd
aviII naturally show a griatlj Incrousod
valuation
iflifiiKtcit In HJ will ho worth
mm h more than It wan In 1SSH inld Mr
i i imiii i I should ho willing to take tlio
i illireiiieand retire
Itesldts this natural incroaso it Is thought
that the now Hoard of Aioscra will per
firm their duties imt more coucieu
tlotil iirliiiw hut more curefiilly and
more IntclllL oiitly than the old temporary
hoard nuil witli a vnitly better opportunity
to urrtve at n Just aluation for tiwabfo
1 itrpona than the old hoard
It Is the Kcnuml opinion of nil tho nlll
ii r having in clinic tho flnnnclnl iiITiiIm
if the District that no Increase in tho ta
hite will ho necms iry
Ji i i s Vic ioiuv h phjslciansare treat
ing tlioillstiiiguisliiil lady something liku
one pugilist treats auotlier lheyliao
Miit her to Clrase
Ji Diiii ioMU t takes exceptions to a
paragraph which appeared in e iterdayn
lltion of Tiik CuiTic referring to Father
AVoaro bIiuI to ko lilm and
father 1 mt h tho benellt of a publica
tion of his letter There N no disposition
m the part of Tn Ciiitic to belittle
father Iowtiih or his work certainly
not to misrepresent him Wo Iiiimi a
rifdit howeer to our opinion as to tho
usefulness of monasteries or any other
lorm of religious seclusion iathcr
lTllH profises to make Christ his
model and Units fault with the world for
not iloliij likewise yet wodo not nt this
moment retail any word ol Christs look
ing to tho cstnlishmcnt of monasteries or
tu adoption of anv of the usages of thoso
instlliitiiuis The monastery is nothing
tint n rclio of the dark ages which pre
mlid riiristlanity and belongs to the
machinery of Oriental mysticism instead
of to wholesome and enlightened
irnetlcs of the day in which wo
Iic Tather Iinmiis may think
it is lllng for Jesus only to go
nil and hhul himself up In a retreat and
pnd his tlinn in prayer but wo tako the
Iilxrtyof thinking otherwise Wodonot
howeor wisli to offer lilm tlio Hinullcst
jiflront or Injustice and If anj tltlng pub
lWnd in Tut CniTK Is susceptible of that
i nl ruction wo tako occasion to offertho
Julliht and most siniero apologies
In i ioi iv oh ow Orleans dont seem
In a great hurry to get rid of tlio belief
that when jttstlioliangsltie u little extra
judicial hanging is In order
I III- IHlTIMOI WIIPOTOMU IHlMOMI
U iarstobo in n Mry healthy llnancial
iimdition Its statement for rebrttaiy
idiows its grcs lurnlngs to bo flitOI 8j
jiii increnso ot Silfl id as compared with
rihiuary of last year Its expenses
rooted uii a decrease of V
MiOO Its net earnings were 3JlISfW
an Inert ate of i 117 II With such a
-ratifying showing as this there is no
reafon why the tomiinuy should not light
nptlv i fo5sTiiis of its own and leased
liucx in this city with elw trie llghti
A in v hxow HToitM lirovalhul In
Kansas uslnrday It is raid to lie tho
Morht which hasragisl in that State for ten
jrar Imimih thinks it is as nothing
ttmpared to the fall of hiiow wIiIlIi
linrinl him hint autumn
It j Till urn n that a Uuropoau paper
rr lominentlng on Autorican nffalnt
iiuotiN an Auioriean newatniier hy name
bin I how over lias been douu hy the
iniiim of iciiowi Hwitorlaiid witli re
gard to a riieut iilitorial utteimice in tho
Ji i nf Hilarity the paragraphia itiotod
hi the Jtitt this niiiriiing It U reproduced
in the iirigiiinl hwiiw Trench but whotlier
tlirimgh a Keimi of modesty or thunhstiueo
f a 1 rem h lnglUli dlitlonary doea not
tlitirh tipieiir As usainplo wetrausltto
litirally tho Ilrt litem e of the Swing
-in id It runs lb n
Hie Wiixhii t i W lOinoit of to
pubhhli an urtnlc that tlio one believes
liispinit lv ibi Iresidint H vdiiihun tin
On kituati ii utid tlio ftittin 1 lie
aiiada
If I bin -fill if thing is to In I 1 t up
udMse tin 1 I to buy u font 1 i i utr 1
t e lor 1 it in Ii punted u II i or a iti
innkis k nutiinew v rv funny reading
ii rinw if ilie iruilits who air
tbur vijvi mi t the jiolitieal outlook
would an vent bitter results uy indiilg
mg in a lntli inure inlook
Tiiom i iniii Hn im m tlio
Hfw York in ei mes to tin comliision
lint tlio JIitrnjla itucauul tuinbini Hn
cltmcntu neicstnry in a literary centre
Hut thai w ii I trouble Now N i rk s lung
n he maintaius her proud position as tin
money nccntcr of tlio eountry
M mb M Kim i thinks his hlffli tariff
tins eome to sta Ono of these dnys hn
will wake up from this Irrhloseent droim
and find that his high tariff has gouoto
join tho vanished llepnbllcnn mnjorlty of
thclRstllotiw
TuicXntwiK Uikh having fotuul hutv
1 Srtin not guilty of drunkenness
tho belief Is ngitlu verified that although
JoilK I Is A Irmtli of a Imy It Is honl
to Rt lit in In ttiosonp
lN HIT
Mr MriMrs Is llrrtmi rontemplste tfnlng
to WlutliffUr s for the ntniner
eiislur DAiitfl ntul loneliil Dnlmay II
Mnliry tt to tlicAnlMiclliuii ftonrti lint still
wiintwrnr miy other
The dnitrn will lime to pi down pretty itoep
In their pockrt for Itnler llowern for their
helovril nbjerts nel iunlny Inlets one
ilnllsr sail Imtf per liiimlteit rnes from Hftjr
tint to two itulliiti enrli
ll Meuarl tlieuratty jmuiit ilmgliler of
leiintor Stewart of Nevoiln has developed n
limrkeil talent for pilntlnx mi ililnn itnd Imn
nlrcAdy niiiipleleilaeil of plslen ex qitlnlto In
denlRii and coloring
Mllrv nil tli luiliiVome ttirntd
daughter of Senator fall of Ilorlits liM f dr
to In otne n von urmiiiplMied iiiiiilrlan w
ulri Rily plnya the piano well mid keapi up
oilier million
MIm Oreer the daughter of Admiral Oreer
will be greatly iiiImsiI In Wn hlngtnii hv lier
cltrle or friend In thS ercnt of the Admlril
taking command of the llrooklyu Nary Yard
Alrit Don Cameron Mr and AIm llonry I
Pillew lrofefor anil Xlr Kinnioii Miss
WUfnn Mrs Itciiard Mr Kcllli the Misses
Horsey Miss l nrroll Mr Anderson Miss Knlil
lliuit tho Turkish Minister Allss llnrlni and
n largo inimlier ot others In tho swim were In
the audience to hear Wnguere nittstirplccc
Mr mill Mrs hernial will proliabl lie the
retlplcnlsof n good deal of attention hern dur
ing their mining engagement In I on Ion
they are Immense tarorltls In the smart set
tcrsoiiall the areer chiirinlug
On ednesdav April ti the I hornl soelcty
will ghe at the Academy ot Musli lluii iks
great miitata I he spectre ltrlde assisted hy
the llaltlmore sj mphony rihetri
The letman Atlnisler Count on rcoal
ley Mi A A on Alumni Srhnrensteln scero
lnry ot legation Manpils Impcrlnttl ot the
Itnllan legation Atr and Airs W I I iy and
Miss Alnliel Hunt oiiupled ono hos lat nlijlit
nt the Huston Symphony Orcliostri Conrcrt
and Mr sttuxe the Ihisslan AlhiMrr mill
Huron Heik 1rlee secntnrj of the Swodlsh
I egiillon another
The Adiiniowskl jiiirlette rompoed of
innmlieis or the famous lid ton Symphony Or
lustra will glo a delightful loiuert lo nlght
nt the Inlieisallsl Cliurih lorncr of Tlilr
tientli and I streets I hu ptornmnie Is xerj
classic
I lie prcpiratlons and nhenrsnls for the lie tit
lltuWoWidwi ilranftolieghen lij a numlier
of prominent Indies nt Wllhrd Hall April 1 for
n cr drser lug ilmtll contliiiia to lie the i lilff
topli In soilit Man of tlio most noted he in
His iro to takepirt nnd tho affair will lion
gnat oclel icnt
DnMnrihis m th0 Congregations Chun li
the llumlnul lfstatiiann Chili asaMnl li
Allle Sophie ill soprano will gij one of
tliilulinrinliiMomrils With hihIi artists as
Itcriihard Ilstcniaiui violin 1rlt lec
vlolouecllo I I Jfonconl llute unit Innoj
ItiKlolf lllsslauil lollii nnillrlt Il tcin inn
viola nnd piano tho lassie music to hcgltiu
will tic appropriately performed
Among the great singers coming shortly
April 141 Is Mr Unrles Hnntlc tho eminent
Hngllsh liurltone who Is a greit londoi fa
Mirlte Hn brings a lino troupe of alngcrs
with lilm niidnvocalcoiiicrtof a lilghordir of
merit Is prpmlsid
oTAiiir iiupii
1
Sirs Gincral Custer has been resting in
Atlantic City for tho last six weeks with
her sister Mrs Margaret Custer Calhoun
Fenor Don Lnrtnro Castcllanos Spanish
Minister to Mciko Is at tho Victoria
Hotel Xcw York
tieneral Johnstons nctrest living jcla
tho is u sister Jlrs Mitchell who lives
In this tlty
Miss Bavaid who is to wed fount Iew
enhaupt of Sweden Is a great lover of
healthful sport and an excellent
trlciiuo Hie loves dogs mid inmcsscs ji
line kennel of her own
A general memorial servico in honor of
lenernl Johnston Is to bo held hy the
I niteil Confederate Veterans of America
at a tlmo to ho appointed by General John
II lordon of Georgia
Iho little King or Spain very much dis
likes being seated uHii tlio throno at
state ceremonials Ho tries to illmbdow n
and on one iiicaslou declared with tears
that ho would rather sit on his mothers
lap
Miss Mabel Goddanl w ho has given ten
years tostudjing tho relations between
industry and matrimony says that the
proportion of marriages is greater among
trained nurses than any other class of
woiuiii workers
Iho wilt of Cardinal Xewnun be
queaths all his maniicilitg nnd copy
rights of books to liev lr Neville Ids
real and Iinscliold property to tho Hev
Mr 1ollen and thowholof thoredduu
to Messrs vevwe rotten nun Jienasis
all of whom belong to tho Oratory at
Idgbastou llio cstato is Valued at about
17fiOO
M Dieblcr tho Trench executioner had
Ills son witli him giving lilm an object
lesson as it were at tlio execution of Hy
raud J lils repulsive ollico remained in
one fainilj the fcansons for seven ieno
rations and pel haps Diebler would like
to found a like dynasty in ids lioitse He
Issuld to have made a foitunoof MOOO
franis hv his virtuosity on tho guillotine
I lie millionaire John H Rtarln was a
lioor boy Hn now owns a lino estato of
1 dK acres in Montgomery County N V
mar his blrthplaie U bought that
jilaie ho writis heiauso of tho lino
ilavor of tho apnles that grow In a certain
orchard where I used to hook them when
I was a bine foot id boy in a pail of cut
down trousers held on hy one suspender
strap IjxhIi
Apropos of the approaching wedding of
Mlwinrmo Itillor in Washington thov
tell this storv of a joitngor daughter of
tlio Uilf1 Justice now Mis J I nli
Wallaie Minn Mildred as sho was theiu
diivUoiied some lltiruy ability when in
Wells Aillege and after graduation be
gun lostudv law under her lathers super
vision 1 ho arid fctagcx of am lent legal
lorn of Dngliuid wero traversed sajsu
newspaper lorrespoudeut nnd Kents
more n fleshing pigen were gone through
with tiver step the toilsome wuv oi
the studi nt became ensior but of a sud
den lllaikstone and Kent gave way to
Cupi I nmt Wallace Instead of a barrister
hil ire tho liar tlio fair student became a
brido before lie altar
senator Woleott who has not liaeuliero
long enough to lmvo ccrued ttiulylug his
fellow stniemuon said the other day I
have seen a good many aggregations and
lpes of liumsii nature but this is the
most Interesting body of men I ovureamn
In umtai t with Now take those old fel
lows on the other side of the dumber the
DunoemtM Irom the South They aro old
ti glee evorj ono of them sectional as
hades mean us the devil about appropria
te in in d all that sort ot thing and yet so
iiifiruullv honest and Kitten poor that It
niukts vim proud to take them by tint
bund Now on thissideofthoChnmoer
hut I must not forget the roiiulieiuonts nf
t euatorlal lourtos lliisiintdut Iritti
rum for luvti Sirlcness
1 lovrd hrr furarer liiiiiity
MtlioinJi wr d in crnii I
to piun fioiu her hoiii inotl
VnM i an rul plrfnn 1 -it
1 it in I c I irmil Into li rn -
My u hint hihri to m Lk
VYiteii I iieard tbe toueln which tho tsld
Her home u In Noo Yawk
THE CRITIC WASHINGTON D O Til TIT
THE CRITIC ABROAD
Hie ex Confederates residing in Wash
Inglon like their brethren In llalllmor
tire bv no menus pleased w ith the conduct
of the griitlpinon having tho lobuston
fnnernl Brrangeinenls in ilinrgc One old
iterali with tears In his eye said to ttin
Critic rciorter this afternoon
llvervthlugseomod to go wrong Ilio
Irnsl that mold have bcon do io would
have been to give ns an opiortunlty to
follow tho remains to tho depot but even
that IOiisolatlon was denied its I under
stand that the llflltlmore cx loufiHloratos
were trentisl nurse tlinn wo wore I mil
atulosH to understand whvwowero not
allowed to tmyotir homage to tho dis
tinguished dead
I hero nre other nmlleri in connection
with tho Johnston funeral that arc being
discussed to day hy the men who woro
the gray Thollrst Is why wns so dis
tinguished n soldier ns Oenornl Wade
Hampton omitted from tlio list of honor
ary pallbearers Kenoral Hampton as
toon as he heard of tho death of lenenl
Joliuston lelcgrntihcxt here that ho would
be present at tin funeral and ho was pros-
cut
General Hamilton feels hurl on account
of tlin apparent discourtesy shown him
nud did not hoMtntotn express his feel
ings to General Jlrndlcy 1 Johnson and
Gov ernor J homiison
Whero wero tho Loos Why wero not
some of the Lies present aro the ques
tions that have often been nsked slm u tho
funeral It Is true three members of tho
family telegraphed their condolences from
Illcluuond ami said Hint a pressure ot
liuslnesfl would prevent their nttcmlancc
A group of men wire standing at the
corner nf Tenth street and roiitisjlvnnla
nvenuo Inst evening talking over the new
poslolllco site
I wonder wild Major Minukland If
It ever occurred Io tho piople residing
north of tcniiMvlvanin nviutte wlio do
ImsiucsM with tho Histolko what liicou
Mulimcnud dangerthey would Imvo to
pass through after tho change
Why so asked the Critic
Slmplv this replied Major Shank
laud the ollico will bo located on an
open xqttaro where a good many streets
mitre and tho people can hardly reallo
what chant is they will have to tileo in
crossing from tlio north to tlio south side
of tlio Avenue It is considered danger
ous uiougii now but wait until they get
In the mulct stem nnd then look at the
licrdlc the curettes and bicycles to say
nothing of the many privato conveyances
that aro continually passing along that
street J hen It will bednngerous indeed
to lie thousands who havoto visit the
postofllie dally
Druggist T V Ograin has introduced n
harming ltstcr novelty in the show
window of his store nt ILll Icunsylva
ninnvcuue He has lifted up a miniature
bnrnjard with a duck pond water mill
and a young poultry farm All day a
irowd has singed around tho plaio watch
Ingthe movements of the cauar -colored
chicks and the feathery llnt lloutoct duck
lings
Jho vveb footed oungstcr3 spend their
timo uuhnvoring to penetrate the Inmost
ni esses of the water mill ihoy Invaria
bly fail in tlio attempt and full over into
tlio pond to tho great delight of tho
nursis and children who aro the most
intcieMcd epictntors
Ilioihickois arc separated fioiu their
aquatic neighbors by a wire fence which
fad fccins to ocnpprciiatcd bvthesolctnn
old Inn who is lostcr mother to tho
voting chickens their real true minimi
luing eugngid in iayvv Omans duties at
Mount ilcasant
In tlio icai of the w inilov is a 1 irgo
canvas representing n country scene with
four houses nnd barns in tlio distant e It
blinds in artistic fashion with thcrotof
the rural props Tho idci was con
ccivid hy Mr Ogrniu and tho work oc
ciitcd hy Xtft Schoslllir tho vvcll lcnown
sicnic artist of the National Theatre
An Ohio Democrat Just arrived in
town said to tho Critic tills afternoon
There is no doubt in my mind tliatour
varty will tarry thoSlato next fall Vic
tory is in tlieair
Will Governor Campbell ho renomi
nated
That is a question I cannot answer
but if ho wants unnther term lie has only
to say so and ho will get It 1 am not un
mindful of tho fact that ampbellis weak
In Hamilton County but ho can carry the
htnte against any lEcptiblicau particularly
MiKinley i ho people outside of Ohio do
not seem to rcali7o tlio fact that William
McKlnley is tho very weakest man tho
liepubllcans have in the Ktnto but it is
true nevertheless It is so simply because
thoTanff bill bears his name
Judgo Xoah tlio accomplished corre
spondent was ineton tho street hy a lady
an acquaintance who greeted lilm with
Oh Judge I called at your house yes
terday and am sorrv I found you out1
Im sorry too replied tho Judgo
Thats Just what I dont want people to
do llnd mo out
It is said to ben settled fact that Secre
tary foster will very soon appoint a new
thief tlerk of tho Treasury Department
to succeed Colonel llrnckctt It is alo
snld to bo reasonably certain that an Ohio
man will git tlio place It is understood
that tho friends of ex Congressman llur
ton of tho Clcv eland district aro urging
his claims for the position Another ox
Congrcssman Mr bin 7cr is also spoken
of as tho piohable successor of Colonel
llrnikctt
lustli o to Mm lliurlsoo
Jldm the IMtttiMflhUl Tlmtt
A Washington dlspatth given in the
Tumi of Monday last stnttd that Mrs
Dlmmlck sister of Mrs President Harri
son and n member of tho Presidents
family has been carried on tlio pay roll of
the White Houso as housokeepcr and that
tho discovery had causeil unpleasant
social complications In Washington
Iho dispatch canio from u trusted cor
respondent at a late hour and was pub
lished without Investigation but so seri
ous an accusation could not fail to oni
innnd senrthing inquiry into the facts
and wo aro glad to say upon authority
thnt cannot bo questioned including the
astiranco of a member of tho Cabinet
that neither Mrs Dimmtck nor any other
member of President Harrisons liuino
diato household lias ever received any pay
from Iho Government
Wo sincerely rcgreat that theso columns
hnvobcen used to cast so unjust nre
liromh upon tho family of tho President
Mistakes mny bo pardoned in the heat or
haste of politic al iritliism of Presidents
Cablmtsand othtr i iliticit leaders but
the families ol public men should ho ever
shielded hy tho sanillty thnt pertains tj
tho Ameiicau home
Had the statement been true 11 would
have been eminently pi oporto glvolt pub
licity but being tiuti no and an Imposition
upon this lotirunl wo drwlrn to give the
correction In tho most manly andon
spltuous manner
1 ho Duchess dAtnv who Is now liv
ing quietly witli her husband at tho Now
York Hotel is ono of tho fow American
vomer whoso mairlago with titled for
eigners has bcou productive of happiness
and satisfaction on both sides of tliu At
lantic die is a Sotithorn lady by hlitli
a dracenilaut of tho old Trench Iogltl
mist Inmlly ol Do Caeuovo Pradlues
whaenmu to tills country under tho Tirst
Impiro rather than setve unilor ono they
lielieved n usurper btntemeiits inula In
tho HiM and in other now spApers re
cently tombing tlio antecedents of tliu
Duches did her a decided lnjuiy The
DukedAuxy Is a uiilot unostentatious
gentleman His lamily is ono of the old
est In llelglum nnd it Is ciedltod with
long and honorable public service The
Duke docs not speak Imgllsh hut ho
takes a deep iuteren in merlcanaiTnlrs
Witllain Dnehe a grwit graudsou of
llenjaiulii Trauklln attnineil Ids 80th
blitfiday on Momlay and on tlntovonlug
visited tlio Philadelphia jidtfi olltcealoni
Ittnuirkliig that he hud ran lo sure of too
Immortality conferred hy the m
citifns who live to he 80 yevrsullir
over In IU inortunry rcpords be left vi i
ouo nf tho editor im obltiiaiv skctiiiof
himself saying that he wanted the latter
to be authentic when published
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till IOUN1 A OllllS HKV1
A Aljsliiy Hint Moutll Dilllotiv Oltlrlnls
Witt Hove In tuvostlgutit
Divnwoim v U Alnrehai CC Hull
a rnrmer while hunting nt liny Crock si
miles west of Mlnnesella ItutteCoituty
a few days ago found tho bond of il girl
nmmrently about 15 voars of ngc Tho
glitistly relic of n crime had bcoil wrapped
In bed ticking and partially bttricil lie
ncnlli loose dirt
The hciiil has not vet been Idculllloil A
theory Is gaining ground that tho crime
wai committed elsewhere and the head
taken to Hay Creek in tho hope that It
would iiovcr be found or thnt whenever
the headless trunk might bo tltgoovered
idcntlllcntlon would bo Impossible
a Ttmntii in sinmu
SiViliti en Curs Iondeil AV till llielio
ililit Desti oyeil
HoiiM l isvn 1 1 X V March 20 Into
Tuesday night n terrlblo liead ond col
llsiou occurred near White House vvostof
this ilty on the Western division of tho
Krie bv which seventeen carloads of
sugar In bond wore entirely destroyed Tho
sugar train wns innklng passenger train
tunc ns the sciond section of Xo I At
White House on a very shnrp curve tho
hciuillaht of an nppronclilng train was
st en a little way ahead on thoslnglo track
nnd nothing could be done to avert the
collision
THAT AtlKRlH IIUIIIKKV CASH
Iliucit In tlin Hniuls of ho Attorney
Iciimnt
SvitvMiMo t vt Mnrch 21 Tho ro
solutions refcrrtd to tlio Judiciary Com
mltlco of the Senate dliectilig it to place
before the grand Jury any cvldojuo it
might adduce with rcfcrcncetothcaliogcd
bribery in tolincctiou with the Tnitol
States Scnatnrshlp wcrorcimrtcd Inck by
that committee ycstcrdayanicnded In such
n waj that the whole matter Is placed in
tlio hands of the Attorney General the
latter ucingniiowcii irtc scope in t no mai
ler j no -ensue at
lutiotis as amciidci
once adopted the
HEAVY SNOW IAlil
Until oikA Irnvil Piuotlonll Siispeniti it
In Coloimlo
Dt nv i it Coi Mnrch 20--A very licavy
fall of snow Is reported along the Hue of
the Kansas Pftclllcnnil Paula Ieitallrouds
The latest dispatches stale that it is drift
ing badly All tho trains nro behind
time homo too over four hours late
Tho sumo condition of affairs is reported
along the line of tlio Kansas Pad He Ilatl
load A south bound train is rcporled us
mowed under at Claton N M with ho
iminidlato prnspcitsof getting through
Throughout tlio State tho snow Is from
six Inches to one foot on the level
APPitOVEl HV THE POPE
A lUoiittniKiit to lie Jlrecteil to Coliim
Iiiin ill lliionos A 1 1 s
A recent publication in tho Argentine
Hcpubllc contains tho following J
Aiueriin as well as Huropc liasteus to
honor the memory of tlio worthy discov
erer of the New World to whom Christian
civ llialliin owes so much Among other
projects is tlio laudable one Initiated at
llucnos Avrcsof erecting in that city a
beautiful stone monument as u rcmeni
bruueo of t lirlstoplier Coluinbils
His Holiness tlio Pope has given his
hcirtv appioballon of tills proposition in
Ihc following beautiful letter addressed to
the committee at llucnos V
Wo have learned with great satisfve
lion from your letter that your association
has decided to erei t in yourcity nsplendid
monument to tho honor of the mine anil
memory of Christopher Columbus nud
vou were right in believing that this pro
jut would receive our approval It Is
proper as w ell us useful to rontler homage
to those magnanimous man who have
merited so well of Christian faitli and
human society Columbus in accom
plishing by his genius and perseverance
Mich great deeds tins been the fountain in
both hemispheres of So great iulllicnccs
upon mankind thnt few men can Lw coni
pirod with him
Hut if Ills memory Is so highlyrcvcrecV
by us it Is above all because In beginning
such difllcult vovnges enduring aogreat
fatigues and confronting such immense
evils ho had for his object tlio opening of
a road to regions unknow n to tho tcashers
of the Gospel nnd jvishod to spread tho
knowledge of tho trvto God nnd gain for
Jesus Christ uncounted i aces who wore
submerged in darkness
Hoping that tho honois rendered to
this gnat man will servo to stimulate
ninny others that they may cmulato his
example and show forth tliosome virtues
wo give to jour project tho praiso that It
merits and at the satno time as n token
of our fraternal lovo wo grant from tho
bottom of our hearts to you dear son
and each ono of vour associates tlio apos
tolical benediction la o XIII Pope
THE DEAD OP THIS YEAH
An Cniisniilly Long ftst of Distin
guish ii leison Who Hut ii Illoil
Sliuo Inmiiiry 1
Jho death roll of will known persons
since tlio beginning of thoycar is startling
in Its length Three mouths have not
passed since January 1 yet tho number of
men famous In tho world at large In our
nation and in Jsevv York who have
pased away is remarkublo
ill January tho death roll includes
George tlaucroft the historian who died
at tho age ol 00 David Kalakau King of
tho Sandwich Islands Abdurrahman
Khan tho Ameer of Afghanistan Benja
min Constant tlio llrnilmn Minister of
War William WIndoin our Secretary of
the Treasury Charles Hradlaugb M P
C hnrlcs Chapln tlio Trench artist Jean
Louis Truest Mclssoncr tho nrtlst Wlto
died at tlio ago of TO Alexander William
Kiuglakc tho Tugllsh historian w ho was
81 at his death Tmma Abbott tho singer
Mnior Gencral Charles Dovcns of the
United Mates Army nnd llaron Georges
Tugiuo Hnussmau of Paris
The list for Tobruary and March is not
so long but it Includes tho names of Gen
William T Sherman Admiral David D
Porter and Gen Joseph H Johnson Law
rence Harrctt tho actor cvGov Lucius
itobinson and Judgo John It llrady
Among others who lmvo died since tho
beginning of tho year were John T Swift
the United States Mlnlstor to Japan Wil
liam T Herndou Limolns law partner
and historian lamcn Jtcdpath and Mrs
Vliueno llotta
AN AUTOMATIC HAS COOK
llot I fiiu sis Mil Now lllow Out tlio
tins AV I til Impunlt
A recent invention is a devlco for auto
matically shutting off tlio gas vv hen it has
been carelessly or accidentally blown out
Instead of being turned oft In tho imtal
way Iho principle upon which tlio in
vention is based is thooxpausion and con
traction of a metallic loop made of Ger
man silvei and steel and which Is ad
justed veryeloso to tlio gas llamo Ono
end of tho loop Is fico while the other is
ticurcd to the llxture A valve control
ling tlie gas is attached to tlio lioo end
and when tlio gas is burning tho valve
is open and the gas fiooly oscapos If
however the gas is blown out the loop
will quliklv tool and nutract nnd llio
valve will shut off the gas It is said that
the device Is uvvodlngly simple mid it
lespouds quickly to the changes in teia
poititnio As It does not get out of order
easily which has nlwajs been he troubjo
with devicuHof a similar ehnratter It may
prove a great boon to hotel priprlotor
A bail SuliIile
titintht Wie Voik filtnine
the body of Miss Annie Whiting lies in
tho Morgue at llidgowood L I nud will
remain thore until Thursday ttftcrnouu
when it will he conveyed to the Trosh
Pond Crciuntoiy to ho cromntod Miss
VYhitlnu who was 10 years old committed
dobv taking prutstcuuid on Sntmduy
Hei bedy wns found lying under n tree
mar the Trosh Pond tremutory Tho
vvciniui was ImrtUomely drewsed and had
several papers on her clothing which led
to hei idintilleation
EVENING MAECn 2J 1891
MOtMAINS OP SlOAIt
Huge liinntlllcs ItcliiK ltr Illicit unit
Shipped to A in Ions Iolnti
Pun vim run Mnrrh 21 Tho huge
iiinntltlts of roll nod sugar now in bond
under tho MoKlnloy bill or bound to va
rious distributing points through the
louiitrv nro unique In the history of the
trade To prevent If possible n scarcitv
of sugar nt any ono distributing point nnd
to relieve us much as possible Ihc re
fineries in their vicinity tho privilego al
lowed by tho Government of trnnsiiorl
lug the sugar In bonded cars and from
thonre to bonded whnrchoiiscl In the
cities to which tlin sugar has been sold
nnd unsigned is being pretty gcnerallv
taken advantagoof by tlio refining torn
pnnlis of this cty
Tp to tho present time fully r000 bar
rclof rcllncd sugni have been shipped
from this city or which amount by far
the greater portion has been consigned to
lilcagonnil st Louis Tlio amount of
sugar rcllncd dally now in tho Philadel
phia rellnerics nil of which arc rellnlni
under bond Is over 10000 barrels dally
of which number about 7fi00 barrclsdallv
arc being loath d lu bonded cars nud i
hipped I ho balance Is stored In the re
llnerics and warehouses In this tlty for
loud distribution
It is estimated that by April 1 tho pro
duil of the Philadelphia lcllucrics rcllncd
in bond will have reached nearly if not
quite moon barrells or nbout 07 100000
pounds of sugar J he number of pounds
or raw sugar now being consumed daily
lu tho manufacture or rcllncd sugars Is
nbout lMMHK
Sprockles refineries tho last nf tho
Philadelphia rellnerics to go in bond
turned out the llrst bonded sugar jester
dny and will probably refine between Tn
ico and 10000 barrels by April 1
WHITE CAPS
ninbn it A llllllll Hun tlin iaillitlit
Io MtjaUh io lit Vinctnntttl Ftijlitr
Sin I m Ml IP Imi Mnrch JO Phil
Doitghcrt a rugged looking fellow cimo
into the city nbout noon to dny nnd tillered
scvernl houses where tlio women wero
left nlonc and demanded food and money
On being rcfustd hegrossly insulted them
finally ho called at tho house of James
Morrison and drovo Mrs Moirlsnn olt of
the house nnd helped himself to vv hilt was
In sight Ho then went across tho street
to I 1 TIntts lesidcnce and lliidlug
Mrs Tinlt nlonc began abusing her and
Killing her vile mimes She threatened
him and talked so loud that her husband
who wns nt tho barn heard tlio trouble
and rushed toiler relief Ho got hold of
n gun and succeeded lu
- AIltll sTIMl Till 1 1 now
and took him before a magistrate Iho
fellow was hound over to court nud to
night the cxtltcment became so great that
the olllccrs apprehended danger At 0 TO
oclock a mob of r00 masked persons gath
ered about the jail having procured nil
innocent conlldaiit to obtain a release of
the prisoner An olllccr who was un
priced of the movements tittenintcd to get
the prisoner out of town but the White
nps wero too smart for him As the olll
ccr turned him loose on Mechanic street
the mob closed in on him Ho begged
rcrdcnrllfe Imt to no avail Tvcrvinm
had n cowhide mid used it unmercifully
ns tho uiifortunnto creatine was com
pelled to run the gauntlet When
Tin v ni vein ii Tin liitiiuii
over ltltie Itivei a rope was produced and
the fellow was bound to a span of the
bridge but before pushing lilm oh some
or the more calm persuaded tho leaders to
desist from tho worst Ho was then sub
jected ton most sovero castlgatlon Tho
rawhides wero used by about thirty tier
sous until tho blood trickled down tilling
his shoes When id most exhausted from
los of blood and excruciating iitln ho
was cut down and told to leave the town
and never to return It Is needless to say
ho promised to steer clear of Shelby v llio
in tlio future When last seen by tliu
moonlight ho was making his wny to
ward Indianapolis but was evidently im
ublo to go very lui on foot
ADtOIJtNEt SINE DIE
Tlin Cnllrnrnln IegWlntiiio Tlimlly
ARiristn Go Iloinu
SvcnvAiiMo On March 20 Tlio
Ieglslatuio dually adjourned shortly af
ter midnight this morning During the
sissinnTOO bills wero passed and sent to
tliu Governor for approval
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS NOTES
The spring tidoof trav el from New York
lo Luroiio has begun
Unpaid tailors bills were sold In Xcw
York estcrdny at auction
Zoo Gaylon has arriv ed In Now York
having completed her walk across the con
tinent
Tho steamer Caledonian arrived at Xew
York from Mediterranean ports alter n
stormy x o ngc
Tho ballot reform amendments to the
Xcw York jiet lion bill will probably bo
enacted Into law
Tho new cruiser Cincinnati will ho
launched at Now York navy yard about
the end of August
1 ho Scottish Masons of ltichmond hav o
puiehnscdSt Albans Hall from tho Ma
sonic Tcmplo Association for 20000
A womnu whipped u girl in Camden
station llaltlmore whom she accused of
trIng to entice her dauchter to Wash
ington
Tlio lloston llexiUl has Interviewed a
number of New Tnglaud farmers nnd
finds little encouragement for the pro
prosed allianco movement in that section
Coleman and Harding tho two young
llaltimoreaus arrested lu Norfolk charged
with tho purpose of opening an opium
den wero released on condition of leav
ing the city
It has been ascertained that there nro
about 101000 acres of land in Allegany
and Ganctt Counties Mil owned chielly
by non residents on which no taxes have
been paid for u iiutury
Dr James P WIclccrsham oa Stato Su
perintendent of Public Instruction in
Pennsylvania and Minister to Dtnmark
under President Aitliur died early yes
terday morning nt Lancuster Pa from
heart failure induced by grip aged 0
years
Tho Interstato Civil and Political Rights
Association of the tnltcd States an or
ganization of colored men has Issued an
ndilross to the colored voters pf tho North
im States urging themp to vote only for
candidates known to bo linn friends of
tlio negro
Mnjor Luther T llout president of tliu
Pennsylvania Steel Company and others
Interested in tlio lines of steamers run
ning from llnltimoro to tlrarll had a con
ference witli Postmaster General
maker on tho que sllon ot running on
schedule time from llnltimoro nud put
ting on faster steamers
Colonel Sidney 1 Maxwell superin
tendent of tho Incliinatl Chamber of
Commerce has Issued his annual state
ment of tho pork packing operations of
Cincinnati It shows that tlio whole
number of hogs packed thero lu Iho win
ter season of IfiilO to 1MI ending March 1
wiisioioysi nu Increase ot aiSIl over the
preceding eai In tho summer season
euiung Aoveinuer iihhi mo totnpiuni
hor was 2 7oo an Inereaso over tlio pre
vious ear oi t7i J
Colds and Coughs
croup
soro throat
bronchitis asthma
and hoarseness
cured by
Myers Cherry Pectoraf
tho safest
and most effective
emergency modiclno
It should be in every
family
Dr J G Ayer Co
Lcwoll Mass
Highest of all in Lcavcninrj Power Latest U S Govt Repot t
A s jm X
ABSOIIJTELY
CAHNECUB NOT IN IT
He AMI Not Heroine 1icsldi lit of tlio
II mill
IIvitimouk March 20 A sens itlonnl
dispatch from Pittsburg published yester
day morning concerning tin1 llalllmoro
and Ohio stating that It pioposcd to par
allel the Pennsylvania from ono cud to
the other by an almost air lino -from this
city to hlcngo mid that Carnegie is to be
come president of the llaltlmoronnd Ohio
created some little nltenlon but it soon
evaiKiratcd President Mnv er of tlio llnl
timoro nud Ohio Is not lu tho city but
Vicc licsldcnt Smith wns seen nnd talked
freely He said In reference to that
pnrt of tho artiilo which states that An
drew Ciirncglo Is to bo president of the
II iltliuore aim Ohio tho riictsare that Mr
Mnvcr holds tho voting power of tho
majority of tlio stock 1 lmvo heard
nothing to Indicate that ho had tho least
intention of resigning tho presidency or
surrendering his voting power
llelative to the connection of tho 1
nud O nud tho Pittsburg and Western a
prominent olllcinl aid In order to get
to hicngo the Pittsburg and Western
tralnsnre runoutof Pittsburg nud hynclr
cuitntis route reach the Chicago Junction
of tho llnltimoro mid Ohio In order to
give the P nnd W n more direct connec
tion with I hicngo Junction and to run
llio Chicago passenger trains of tliu 11 anil
O bv way of Pittsburg a road seventy
miles in length and extending from Ak
ron Ohio to t lilctigo Junction wns con
tracted for ami will be completed nnd lu
operation within sixty diys At the
present time nil the through west bound
height to nud from llaltlmore and Chi
cago passes through tho tunnel at Pitts
burg and over tho Pittsburg and Western
tracks at C hicngo Junction
THE lLAG WAS INSULTED
How the Sicilians Treated tlio United
States 1 lag cm the Day tlio Mallu
AVus Arqultrit
Niw Yoiik Mnrch 111 Tho Ti ibime to
dny publishes tho following from Now
Orleiins
In obedience to oiders Issued by Mayor
Shakespeare to Investigate tho ilaj Inci
dent upon the acquittal of tlio Italians
tho following report lias been made
About I oclock on Trlday evening tlio
11th a crowd of Italians numbering
forty to fifty men congregated at tho
levee head of Crsulinos street Tlireo of
them named lulasscppl lepcrio Lnn
ccttaand liomnun llnrchiclone tho last a
brother-in-law of James Caruso indtctod
as one of tho assassins of Chief llcnnossv
entered a shanty at that plaeo and tojk
therefrom a number of lags among them
an American Hag Peter Corales tlio
keeper of tlio shanty Lopcrlo Latitcttn
nud liarchielone hoisted tho Hags tho Ital
ian nt the top mid Ilia American Hag
turned upside down below it The affair
created considerable excitement and n
trow it soon gathered
Tho names and addresses of a largo
number of witnesses arc appended lo the
report
1 ho Jliayniie this morning prints an in
teresting story in support of a charge that
the records of tlio Louisiana Tlcctri
Light Company vv ere doctored in order to
make it appear that tho light at Ihslu
and Glrcd streets was burning dimly nt
the time Hcnncssy was slain
llrcd by u Iiiiitein
Tn i in Ohio March 2tl The Sterling
Kmcry AVateh Works was damaged to
tlio extent or 1C000 last night by
escaping natural gas igniting from n
watchmans lantern The watchman was
badly but not fatally burned Insurance
on the building is SlLVWO
Jlerkcley puvo ryo whisky
High Art in Starti
WILSON
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Kino Shoes for Gentle
men
Kino allocs for Ltidles
ilnoMioealcr Hoys
Kino Mines for Girls
Fin 5 bhoes tor Chil
dren
Flno Hlioce or Infants
Itercptlon and Even
ing Wear Slippers
nnd Oxfords
Hntln blliijicrs lu nil
shades
bilk In all
similes
Svvndesbllmiorslnsll
Bilitucs
Kid blhincrs In similes
Black Kid Headed nud
Vows
Patent Lrathor Shoes
mid bllppcrs
Qcnts 1atcnt Leather
Bhoes
Bllpiera and lumjiB
OARR
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WILSON XARR
929 F ST N W
Baltlmoro Store 4 nnd O Baltimore St
r xoitlDA
Lands held In rcicrxu for ecrTcrnl years by
tbo btato Government aro now oocnedtosct
tiers at their atnal value
IncBc rcicrrcd lauds llo nlong tho eastern or
Atlantic Coast hetvv ecu Ht Auirustlne nnd llle
cayno Day one hnlt mllo to six in lira from tho
ocean a urge portion hcini fa below the
frost limits
This Is the only eastern section in the United
States where It Is possible to raise semi tropi
cal frmt and where early rcctalilcs ami fruits
enn be raised In time to catch the highest
ttlicrn prices
Much ot this land Is owned hy tho Florida
Coast Line Canal mid Iriuisportnllon Cum
puny nnd bears a line growth nt timber
trom which largo sums may be roalloil the
section along tho Indian ltlver nud Lako Worth
Is well settled ami tho laud I the mmt valua
ble in the htnte the east roast being tapped by
foiu rnllvvujs and tlio rivers along tho con
being nnvlgnted by steamboats
ImjiroTcd transportation facilities nnd do
llghttiil climate nrhu so near tlio oceiiii tho
air Is much moro bruchig tlinn further luliiid
make this an excellent opportunity tor actual
eettlcis
Irlccs of land rnngn from f per Aero upward
We shall bo pleased to send imps township
plans and full Information to all who uro inter
ested
ELOH1DA COAST LINE CANAL AND
TltANBIOlirAIlONCO
BT AlKlUSriNK VLOUIDA
JOHN W DENNY IrMlilout
INT 10 HUNtiltVI
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HIE COVI11INV1 ION LUNCH AND DINlNtl
KOOVI
648 IWELl Ill ST N W
Is tho plain fur clean vlciniU soi io i uy whlta
vvnuurs nn i vvu only
in ror Hot VVilIllesuul
I IIP loi 1 fried or Plain i
eh irj
Maulo byiip
ot Ha iv Oysters
lull i iilkad pplo Dumplings
And an thing on waul In the a into proportion
a t iiiojibovs ion musio srom
May be found
THE LAlEbT MUSK PLAAED AM SUNO
IN PU1IL10 IKKKOltVIANCES
Sll HLKVENtH SI N W
coviAiissioNiit ov iiins
S 1IIINUY COMH OK DEEDS FOH ALU
statoa and Territories an La aro opp
nun
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mm
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AMVsnaiiiXTSt
A LJJAiailS OHAMJ OlKUA I10USK
llogliiiilng Easter Momlnv tor Ono Wei k
1 Hi 1AMOIS
IYTCAULL OPERA CO
llKNIlVASKIMsoloAlmiiiger
Will present n SprclAl Buster llollitiy Srsson
et Light Opern Iroduchy
CLOVER INDIANA
THE BLACK HUSSAR
Mtuinger Asklns Artiste are
Helen llctlrniii IIkM llcll
I nurKlnjcc llrll t Iniincey ulmll
Annie Mejers linrlcs w Punjrmi
liisepliliiB Ktmlip VV P Horliestcr
Louise Jnrkson 1reil II lrear
Cora Henderson William lliilsiieil
Almlcnl Director Slgnnr Toina l
ltepertolre for tlio Wrek
CIOVIR Aliimliiy nmt ruesluy
INDIANA Wednesday nnd lliiirsilny
UIIK BLACK llUSSAIt
Prlilny suit Snturdny nnd but MM
SALIIOP SIIAISNOVV OlIIN
FltlDAY
FATHER IGNATIUS
KTiiigclIit Monk ot Hie IlrltUlt Church
Will lV Iroacb
J hi tiiiiki nouns aoony op OUIt
1011 ILSUS CIIKIST
AT 11 NOON
Also nn Oration nt TD on
1 UK DKAIH OP IOD
at i iik masonio hipli
Admission free A few reserved seats
tONCLHT
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11 1111
YALE GLEE AND BANJO CLUB
ACADEMY OPJMUSIC
Mntli nnd D Mreits
EASTER MONDAY
MARCH 30
AT I M
cats mi silo nt Alctzeiotts Music Store HID
P street
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LHAVGHS UHAN1 OlKUA HOUSi
Hvcry Krenhis
JIAlINEE SAiUHDAY
DKNMAN 1 HOJUbONS
Domestic Comedy
THE OLD HOMESTEAD
PHKSKNTEU HV A tiTUONd
COMPANV
WliU 11EAL13TI0 SCENIC EPKECIS
Next Wcck THE McCAULL OPERA CO
13W NATIONAL THEAT11E
Krcry Evpnlng llils Week
i I nut Jlntlnce Saturdaj nts
ILLETTES LATEST COMEDY
MR
WILKINSONS
WIDOWS
Aiitior of Held Hy tho Enemy Tho Pri
vate Sccrctar All the Comforts ot Homo
Next Week
MR AND MRS KENDAL
bale of seats for any performance now open
at the box tilth e
T 1NCOLN 3U1SICHALL
I WO GUAM CONCKKIS
Jules Levy
J1HD HIS GREAT AMERICAN BM
Astlstcitiy
JHIK RTKIIA COSTA Soprano
MIIK IAC011INA WICIIMANConlraltO
S1UHAUHON 1IKH11IALD Icnor
bid LEONHAUHA1ELLI Ilirtone
MAI INEK -1 80 FYENINO H OCLOCK
WEDNESDAY AlHILl
General ait inlsalnn 71 cents caller fjQient
iH trcd scats 1 and lr0
J likets at Droops H In nvo on and nttcr
Mm ib 3
TTTAltltlS H1JOU IHEATJtE
Mrs 1 Harris It 8 llrltton and r 1 Dean
Proprietors nud Managers
Week Commencing Monday March
I he Dashing Equestrian Comedienne
MISS PAULINE PARKER
In tho Sensational Drama
The Scouts Daughter
And Her Ircat Trick lony AV IIIKIAMND
Next Wcek FAT MENS CLUi
NEW WASHINGTON 11IKA
KEItNANS TIE UTII HI
THIS WEEK Ladlca Matlneo batiirday
Vaidis Sisters
XOVKLTY COMPANY
lucbiilliig tho Spurring 1iirluor of
11011 lIIilMVIONS
BILLY WOODS
WHO WILL AIKKI AM OOMKItl
Next Week All 1 DOOS KILKAIN CO nnd
IOMJON IIAIEI IIIIIIS
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I01IE IHEATItE W KIK 01 MAItCH S l
WOllLDSIVIlt UlIO
VI IIIITIC AND MlECIALlY COMPANY
illi FINEST ON HIE JIOAD
BILLY MYERS
Will Meet All Coincra
iniUOATIONAT
LANGUAGES
TIIEBERLITZSCHQQLof LANGUAGES
72 Fourteenth street n vv
BEST ANJ MOST PHA0T10AL IN
UTltUOllON
TI5IIM8 10
llrsnchcs In Now Aoilf Iloitou Philadel
phia 01iCgo Pailf llcrllu Loudon etc
OF THE HOLY CltObS
AJAIFMY Mnesuchusetta Avenue
AtTorda evirj fijclllty tor iiciulrlii i thorongh
education In llteratiue MnMc and Alt The
inetruuicnts taught are Plauo Harp Vloln
flultar Mandolin knd llaujn Lancuajei ecu
rirl vocal drawing and fancy work free
IIAII lltlADH
TTU IIMOM AND DANVILLE ItAHItOAD f
XV LOJII ANY
Sciirniiii in KrrroT AUnfti R iroi
All trains leave ncd arrive nt lVnnsyltanln
passenger stntlon Wnshlngton 1 l
flOn m - Dally for Culpeper hnrlottes
vlllr Htatlons thesnpeako nnd Ohio llout
JJIHIIUIIIK jiuikv iiuuiii jJiiiTiiir rr m w
imro Jinirigu AsnTiur v niiriiHtc luiuniiun urn
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fomrrj New Orleans Jrxni nnd alltirnin il
n U1A X kh vlr 1 lllnl a I 1
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Iliumnn Mieener ciatiTiuo iia eoiumiua anil
Augustii to Alncon Ilillninn Klccpors VV nsli
Ington to Cincinnati rla X O ltnute ron
ncets nt Ijiirhlnirg with Norfolk nmt cii rii
Itallrnad tor Hoanoke llrltol KuoxTllle C hat
tnnoogs nnd tho Soiitluvest
llllln m - Dnlly Washington nnd Konlli
western Arllbuleu Limited between Wash
ingtnu nud Atlanta composed entirely nf Im
ninn curs on whleb nn extra rnto ot fnro is
chnrged arrives Allantnil Wn in second ilty
Consult time Inlilc for stops
aanp in - Dally cicepl Mundav for Manas
sas Htrasbnrg nnd Intermediate stations
J ftp in llallv runs In Lynchburg
lug iliumnn sleeper to Memphis via Lynch il
lmriniid llrtslnl
1110 n in WesternKxnrcMilatlyforMnnns t
sns Llinrlottrsillle itniiriton Louisville t Iti I
rllll Dill n 111 In t Vftln tCnaiilnin 1
VI i oil II riiiiiu mi Ii illllliuil
lo Cincinnati with n Pullman Sleeper for
Louisville
11 tv p m - oullicrn Express dally for
I nclilmrcDniiv llle ltalclgh Ashevllle I bar
lotte liilimiMn Augusta Aiken Atlanta
Montgomery New Orleans Ictus nnd Cali
fornia Iulhnan Yrstlljulo Car V aslilngton lo
New Orleans via Atlanta nnd Montgomery
Pullman hlcoper New York nnd Washington to
Ashevllle ami Hot HpilngsN l via Salisbury
AlsoAVnshlngton to Augusta tin Charlotte nod
Columbia
1 rains on Washington nnd Ohio division
cave Washington D fin a m dally U31 p m
dally nnd -till p in dally except Sunday ro
turning arrive Washington S 30 a in ami B 13
p ni dally nnd 7 tn n in dally except Sunday
l iirougn irnins irom uio noiun vin cnnrioiic 1
liftuv llio mm io licuinirg nrrn o ill vv nsiiuigion
OMn in 1123 ii IlnndSVl p in via East
Icnneme Hrlstol nnd Ivnchburg nt Xiav
m nun rviii p ni via incsnpcaKO nnu unio
route nnd linrlottcsvlllonts 13 ti in nnd k 31
p in nnd 10 93 n in Strasbtirg local at 1017
n in
ticket sleeping car reservations nnd infor
mation furnished nnd baggage checked nt
oDlre IfXH lennsvlviinla avc nnd nt passenger
station lciuisvlvnuln ltallioail 1th and lists
JAS L TAiLOltUen Piss Agent
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ALTIMOKE OHIO ItAILIIOAD
Schedule In effect January 1 1601
Leave AV aslilngton from station corner of New
Jersey nTenu o and O street
ron Ciiioaoo nnd ortllvvest Vcstlbnlcd
Llinllcd express daily 11 DO a tn express
8Xp in
Ton Cincinnati St Louis nnd Indianapolis
express dally H 111 nnd 11 XI p in
Fon PiTTsnimi nnd Cleveland express dally
11 SOn in and 8 601 m
Fou LrxiNnniN nud points In tho Shenandoah
Valley 110 40 a ni
Fon V inciiesti it nud way stations tSM p to
Ion 11 hat 8 60p in
Foil Uaitdioiie week days 403 BOO
7 20 7 8 00 IVmlnutes 8 30133 11 W
li 00 IS mlnulPs n m 12 10 3 IS 3 to 3 13
a minutes 3 25 i 1 in 11 UO 4Vmliiutes
B03 BW Ip15 0 30 711 7 0 00 10 30
nnd 11 30 p in bitmhijs 4 05 7 XI 7 W 8
135 a m12l 43 minutes 100 319 3 SO
iISS 4 30 5110 IVmlnutes 0 03 015 C 30
70 OUO 10 30 1130 p 111
Foil ANNArons ll K nnd 8a m 13 10 mid
4 33 p 111 Sundnvs 8 30 a m nnd I 30 p m
FonjitEDrnicK tllSO n m 115 t3tl30
p ni
Fon IlAoinsTowv tio 10 n m nnd t5 TO p in
HOYAL HLLE LINE FOlt NEW YOltK AND
PHILADELPHIA
Fon New Yonrt Trenton nnd the East 4 03
ttJOO lOUI liHa 111 2tJ0BOOniid10 3Ci
p 111 Ilutlet Parlor Cms on nil dny trnlus
Sleeping Car ou the 10 30 p m open at U 00
p in
Fon Hoston riOp ni with Pullman IlutTct
bleeping Car iiinnliiL through to lloston
Mltliout chntiiie vln PoiiKhkttpslo Itrldc
landliiL passengers lu 1 il station at Bos
ton
Fon Pjiiiadei rniA 1 03 1300 10CO n m
13 00 noon i V 1 00 d 13 and 10 p 111
Fon Ni vv auk Del V ilmluRtnn nnd t heater
I 05 18 00a 111 ti Klnoon i CO 00 t 1
AndlOUOp pi Limited express stopping at
Wilmington onl lOUln ni
Fon Atlantic tiTV4 03nud lOOOn m 13 U0
noon buudas 1 03 11 m 13 00 noon
tor tlmo of suburban trains see tlmo tables
to ho had or nil ticket ngciiu
tExctit biinitny Dnlly JSnndayonly
Uaiaco called for nnd checked from hotels
nnd residences bv Union 1 muster Co on orders
left at ticket GUI nud 1351 Pennsylvania
av cnuc and nt depot
J I Ulllll
Gen Munngcr
CUA8 O BCULL
Gen Pass A nt
mllE 1I1EAT PENNSYLVANIA ItOUTU
1 to tho North West and bouthvv est
Double 1 rack bplcndld bcenery
btccl Hulls Magnificent Equipment
In Emct Tan uah v 11 leoi
Trnlns leave WashliiRton from station cor
ner of Hlxth anil 11 streets as follows
Fon PiTTSiiOlto and Iho West ChlcnRO Lim
ited Expicsi ot PuUmnii Aestibulo Otis At
10 50 n 111 dally Fust Line 10 50 am dally
to Chicago Columbus mid bt Louis vvllu
Parlor Cnr llnnlsburi to Plltsburt nml
BlccpliiK Car from Pittsburg to Indianapo
lis Pltlsburj lo Columbus Altoona to Chi
cngo bt Louis Chlcngo and Cincinnati
Express 3 Xp 111 dully Parlor Car Wash
ington to Hnirlsbnri unci bleeping Cars liar
rlsburg to bt I ouls Chicago nnd Cincin
nati and Dining Cnr Hnrrlshurg to bt
Tnnts Ililrnftn ntul lllnrtnnnll AVslrrn Kr
ticssnt7 40p m dully witli Sleeping Cars l
Washington to Chicago nnd bt Louts con-
necting uauy ni iinrrisimrg vvuu iiuougn
sleepers for I nulsvlllo nnd Memphis Pull
man Dining Cnr Pittsburg to ltichmond atd
Chicago Pacific Express 10 00 p in dally
for Pittsburg nnd tho West with through
blccpcr to Pittsbnrg and Pittsburg to Clil
cslo
UALTIMOHB XKD POT0MAO ItAILIIOAD
Fon Kane Cnnnndalgun HochcBtcr and Nlng
arn Palls ilally Txccpt biimlay 8 10 a in-
Fon Knir Cauandalgim nnd ltocbcster clilly
forUntTKlo aud Niagara dally oiccnt Satur
day 10 00 v 111 with bleoplng car AY ashing
ton tn ltorhester
Fon AVitLiAvsronT Itochestcr nud Niagara
Falls 740 p m dolly except Saturday with
bleeping Cnr A aslilngton to ltocbcster
Fon WiLMAHSi out Itcnoto and Klmlra lit
10 50 n ni dally except bnndny
Fon Win lAMSroiiT daily 3 30 p in
Fon PhilaiiiLI 111A New York nnd the East
731 0 and 11 00 n m 13 13 3 10 3 13 i 30
C40 10 00 anil 11 33 p in Ou Sunday ll 00 a
nilil5S10 S13 4 JO 10 0O nnd II 33 p in
Limited Express ot Pullman Parlor Cars
with Dining Cnr to New York 010 it m
dolly except Snniia
Fon New Yoiik only Limited Kxorces with
DlnliiL Car ti 00 n in daily
Foil lliiiAnrMiiiA aui Fast Express 810
n 111 week daj s nnd IO p in dally Ex
prcsA Sunday only 3 to p m
Foil Hoston without change 315 p in every
nay
Fon IlnooRiTN N A all through trains con
nect nt Jersey City with boats 0 JJrooklju
Annex affording direct muster to Fulton
street avoiding doublo fcrrlao acrosa New
York city
Fon Atlantic City 1315 p m week days
1133 p m dally
Foil 11 VIT1 Jtom 1 33 750 8 10 1 00 WO 10 00
10 50 11 00 nnd 11 50 n m 13 13 3 10 3 II
3 JO I IK 4 30 4 SO 5 00 5 40 II 00 7 10 10 fX
nnd 11 33 p in On bnnday H00 0 05 10 50
n m 13 11 3 10 S15 3 10 4 00 I 30 5 00 0 40
u uu 110 10 vi nun 1 1 a p m
Fon PovEa CnrrK Lint 730 n m and 4 80 p
m iinuy except biinuny -
Fou Annai 111 is 730 and 0 09 a m 11 50 nud
4 30 p 111 ilall except Sunday Hundajs
v isj 11 in nnu 1 -v p 111
WAbHINOION bOUTIIEUN ItAILAYAY
IN i rrtT JANUAIIV 111 lhll
Fon AlEXANliniA 4 W U35 741 8 100 11
107n m UOI noon 3 03 3 30 133433
1 01 H03 10 03 nnd 11SJ p in On Sunday nt
4 30 7 41 041 10 57 a ill 2 30 0 01 803 nnd
10 alp 111
Accouuouation for Qiuintlco 7 13 a m nud
4 53 p ii week dn 7 II a in Hiindivs
Fon HuuvoMi nud tho houtli I 30 and 10 17
11 in dally Accommodation 1 55 p m week
dajs
Tiiains ieavr AiEtAnnu for Washington
101701 ion niuu 11 1111 n m 1 JOiiuu
3 50 510 0 03 7 0111 JO 10 V and 11 Oi p m
On biiuitiiv nt I 10 nnd 11 II n 111 301 510
7 01 7 10 U 30 nnd 10 Wl p m
llikets uml Infoiuiatlnu at the nnico north
cast corner of ililitcrntli street and Pcnnsjl
v aula avenue and at the station whero orders
cm bo lett for tho checking ot lugago to
destination from hotels aud residences
CHAS E lUtill 1 It WOOD
General Manager Icucrnl Passenger A rnt
ra
ylnK s
UHESAPEAKE
AND
OHIO nAIIiWATiy
ROUTE y
bchedulo In effect February 31 imt
Trains leave Union Depot siAlh nud 11
streets 1057 n 111 lor Ttwport News Old
Point l oinfort and Norfolk dull riive nt
Old Point at ii o p in and Norfolk nt 11 ri 111
Pullman llucrct Parlor Cms to Old Polut f Jn
fnrtiUII exiviit biiudii
8Wa 111 llnrliiiiiill Exnriss daily lrsta
tloiiH in Mralula West Virginia Koinii ky
and I luclnuiitl Aestllnilo bleipers tiUW
without chanueto Cincinnati luriwiit nt
Up in
11 in p in -1 V V YostllmloLlmltciliU ly
bolld trains with dining curs run llir 1 b
without rhangii to Cliubinall Arstllnia
blrcper for oxlugum nnd LouUvlllo Pull
in 11 n Cars uro open to receive paatigers ut 0
p m
Ofllre 513 PenntvlvmilA nveune
II W Fill LEU linn Pass Agnt
TUB INOHBABn
THE C FtCJU UTIQN
iHHoniTro
la Henltlly una flubatnntlnl
THE OliniO presents ALL the MEWS lu
e compact nud attrnrtivo manner Hint U tho
reason people want It
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