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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
The Oldest ex-senator Dying.

The Hon. Chas 0ayerre is lying very Ill with
erysipelas at his residence in New Orleans, and
fears are entertained that he may not recover lis
friends are no longer allowed to see him. Judge
Gaycrre is In his eigh:y-ourth year. and this fact,
with his physical weakness, Is a serious drawback
TO his recovery. He is famous as the author of
several historical works, notably a history OF
LOUISIANA and Is the oldest living United states
Senator, having been elected in 1885, when jack
son W President His grandfather, Etienne Bore,
was the f1rst mayor or New Orleans under the
French, and was a sugar planter OF Louisiana. His
father was the last contadOr OF the Spanish gov
eminent, and was born In that city two weeks
United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
Eccentric Miss Coffin.
LUSACY PROCEEDINGS IN THE CASE OF THE Girl. "
WANTS TO SHOOT KYLE BELLEM


WANTS TO SHOOT KYLE BELLEw.
The friends OF the young woman who, under the
name OF Miss Stafford has been Fostering Kyrle
Bellew, the actor with her demonstrations OF love-
are endeavoring TO put her into luna1c asylum
Judge Andrews, OF the New York Supreme Court.
mas appointed DR.. Matthew Chalmers and Lawyer
John H. Judge commissioners to sit with sherfn's
jury and determine the condition OF her mind Tue
right name OF the young woman is Harriet Eliza
beth Colin, and she Is The daughter OF II. Lucius
Collin, OF Cincinnati. She Is wealthy, well edu-
Gated, and well connect d. Her mother and her
father nave Lived apart for some time, on account
Comm have made New York city their nome Mrs
Couin's residence Is at 155 Saith street.
Mass Coifin Is only twenty-three years old OF me-
dium size and dark complexion About year ago
ner eccentricitleS became pronounced. She Lett
her mother, went 10 the Sturtevant House and
registered there as Miss Hal r1et E. stafford After
staying at that hotel some time and astonishing
everybody with her peculiar conduct she disap-
peared, and, among other PLACES, went TO Bos-
ton she arrived at the Power House, December
q, while Mrs James Brown Potter, whose / aiding
man kyrle Beew Is, was playing her engagement
Inere her love ior bellew appears 10 have temper
rariiy turned into hate for sne to the theater
Win q revolver In her BISON and several times
tried get at him 10 kill him January IA she wenL
to the Windsor HOTEL in New York, ana had the
clerk register her as MS ii. z. Richardson. Tnere
she made herself so obnoxious by her actions That
the proprietors, ascertaining In some way VINO she
they must take her away.
Accordingly Charles b. Wildly, Cincinnati, the
trustee OF Miss Cofins property under the will OF
her grandfather, Charles d. COffi. from ,ich she
has an Income or s.. 400 year, went 10 New York.
snd she Is now under his Charge. Mrs Coffin
oelng unwilling 10 apply TO the courts for lunacy
proceedings for fear, she says IL will make her
daughter hate her. Mr. Wildly m ide the appiica
ton. and he has furnished Judge Andrews with
alnlavltS OF DIR. + N Hammond and DIR. s. W.
smith, VINO declare that Miss COifin Is sane The
doctors SLY that she Is the victim OF hallucina
tlons and decisions or sight and hearing; that she
complains that whenever she goes TO the the alter
people point thelr fingers at her and exclaim, "See
That last young woman aud that she COMPLAINS
lAat hyfle beiew, Notwithstanding her love for
MIN, Insults her: that she exhibit, no affection
wna,eVer Tor her mother, ana at times Is violent
complains that people are trying to Kill her. and
threateni NJ TO Kill them with the revolver which
she always carries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

POISONED BY .RorGH on RArs."-Geo. 1. HornunQ.
up'snsI, In Cnester, Pa filled pan OF scrapple
Win "kougd on Rats" SATURDAY and placed N IN
tne ice oOA Ior the purpose OF making a wholesale
slaughter OF the rodents inrestiny his place He
Ioryot 70 tel MS men about the doctored pan and
one OF MS agents, Newill Carr, toOK the scrappel
ai9pg Win aim on nis regular rounds Monday
uolen Peopie VINO had eaten OF the poisoned
meat were Frustrated, with several OF them noer
ousiy III and almost beyond recovery.
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Care Of the Eyes in Cold Weather. .

From the New York Times
1t is injurious to rub the eyes while infiamed by
the cutting winter winds and the dust raised
thereby, and equally so to battle them and 60 out
Immediately again in the air, as then there is
danger OF Catching cold. A prominent optician
declares that most OF the eye troubles at this
son are caused by 1mprudence In rubbing or bath
Ing He also says That In rubbing the eyes. the
tear line from the outside TO the nose should be
lolowed, though the majority pass the fingers
from the inside out, which, he asserts, Affects the
sight and produces crows feet. The ladies will
asSuredly heed the last statement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

months ago the Reading Railroad Company tenn
pOrdriiy suspended It's color test examination OF
locomotive engineers, owing TO persistent Obiec-
ton on the part OF the Knights or Labor These
eAaninatlon5 have recently been renewed and
fully pass the examination. Tnest. will h. snS
pended and their places filled. Among the men
suspended on this account are two w.o have hem
years.
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DENTISTRY.

nR 7. = TALBorr. DEkrIsT. ts7 IRA ST.
s:Sssa n :" ~ - ~ " al
nR DUKE DENTIsT. us Hath Nw-rKKTB
~ exfrscted without pa1n. b Esd Of oca application
iscf asaag ssss e srtaksA ssssA o1srSsoas ga.s.s
nR 0TAHR PARsoN8 DENTIST. eTH ST. COR.
~ nsr ne. Pain prsvsnted In eytl scttng by s.-
pcst1op 70 gums; somsthtng end tbs bssf; 6l1I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

The b. AND o. RELIEF AssoCIArIos-The conn.,
mittee or management OF The Baltimore and Ohio
Employees Relief Association met at the
Relay House yesterday Mr.. Andrew Anderson pre-
siding The annual report OF the association for
the nscal year ended september 30 1887 showed
tue total receipts as $56s525, and the total d,
ouroemshts as $40 I6 The total number OF pay
loot up $l,Il6o36. The report showed that the
active membership on september 30 was % I55
that l63 names were on the pension-roll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

N FRANCE WILL PROBE THE McNEnL MYSTERY
communication TO Lord Lyons. the Rritish
ambassador, says the French authorities have
Eeceve0 special instructions TO do everything No.
SoiS 70 GEAR up the mystery surrounding the
qeaLn OF Archibald Mcneil, the reporter Of the
LONDON SPortsndn, whose body was found on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

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Paper rs a Protection Against Cold.

From the New York Times.
IL Is Wel-known that paper is a great protec-
uon against the cold. On the frontier miners and
"oodInen preserve large sheets OF wrapping paper
and newspapers to put between the covering
blankets when there is an insuficiency OF bed
covering in the hotels or camps. An excellent
protection out-of-doors for the chest when wear
Ing the dress suit, with the low-cuJ vest exposing
portion that Is generally well covered by the
OF paper underneath the overcoaI MANY road
stes In driving put few folds OF paper across the
cheSt underneat the overcoat well as at the
oack and md enectull protection against the
cold winds that prevail at this season. The paper
Is Ike wall In completely protecting the wearer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

"A NkW YORK POLITICIAN KuLED.-Wtlliam W.
Lawson' prominent republican politician OF Erie
weber, fell down ladder In the cellar OF q brew
ery, at bunaio, Monday, and WAS Killed He had
- en an assempiyinan, was sheriff one term ana
Oily. he leaves talnily Of children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY.

TO, 70 THE NORTH, VEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
sffE HfEHer Il tss4
r. and p STREETS. as follows:
Sss .mt ss E!P T
Line so am; daily 70 CINCINNATI and ST luis
e.
estsSn wss ssspng Car a iSen. , 70
to epS 81 pp ..S
Louisville and Memphis: Pacing Express, 1000 p.
FEET pI xgb IPS sSrS ffG1tS
S9 as e Saturday with Palace
For S. aaiIs y,s except , Sunday day 700 ooo
sT9nssy 200 q 90 am 200 lS l60S; and
and Dining Cars 40 am daily. except Sunday.
For Boston 1itnoas Change 200 day.
For srSSfyp az e Il trains connect
ins direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding Stu
For Es1}sas|FS!s "a "a sum ss
saS y 40 m3,.d al SS
inE Cars. $40 = m. wssf day. and szS m. daily
For AZ. BslinGSs mss s sSS s "a @
s e oS .ns Il ss s. e sf ia
For fS sS 11G S 'Pa 70 pa .4o pm DAHL.
sas ss s d. sssSs 81 81
ssR asB
For sleSa u sd. S:99 s:35 $40. sa7 Io57 am
1892 1892 ana SHo s e and Il 4 Is SS S
fSs aaS a
'Hs s'ss tvsnf.t fS5 sm $685.
sa and III ffo sad am n.'o $Jo 5f e.
05. 9:32 and 10: AZ pm.
of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the
station where orders can be left for the checking Of
Hx to aesitnas0n from hotels and %1e6
General Manager In1el Gen Passenger Agent.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20, 1857
of NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND t G sfG Rec + Z"
For Chicago and Northwest, Exp. daily 10 90 Am.
For Cincinnati and St Louis Exp daily 2. 80 and
For PiItsburg and Cleveland EXP. daily 10 55 An
For Philadelpha, y wars, and wilmington. 100,
M, 2;35 IN and 90 pm: daily, Express.
ior Sngerly and intermediste points a ;3op.m
3p SSS ssS trsa S SO S 80 %
s4Si S;S 20 90 az 10 80 gag and II il go q
$50 4:4O. 5 30 555. q AS, 5 IS and il SO pm.
For Annapolis. 40 and 30 m. l2 10 and 4 30
pm. On Sunday, $50 M, 4 40 pm. Leave Annap-
Oils 40. 80 am. IL :O5, $3.50. o 80 PIN Sundays
For Way stations between Washington and Balti
more 90, 40. 80, am. IL: 10, 3 30. 40, 0:45
and IL 80 p m. On Sundays, 80 am, / 80, 800
For Stations on Metropolitan Branch. 10 IS m
81 10 pm. and 10 30 pm. Son Sunday stops at al
stations
For Gathersburg and intermediate points t9: 80 L.
m, fl2 30 Pm. 5:3J I'll 20p.m.
For Boyds and intermediate stations, II 100 pm
Church trains leave Washington on Sunday only At
1:10 M. stopping at all stations Metropolitan
For FREDERICK. ts;4o am. t2:so pm. IS :3oa.
For HAGERsTOIN, ts 40 am and rs :3op.m.
Trains arrive from Chicago daily, 500 am. and
5:45 pm. from Cincinnati and St Louis. daily 20
Am and 2:25 pm; from Pittsburg. daily. 7:20 am.
From Philadelphia. Chester and Wilmington 10 As
am, 2:2O, ii 10 and . 30 M daily and II so pm.
From Stngerly and intermediate points north OF Bal
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 5:lo
500. 40. 800. 600 $50 80. 80 and II oo
m On SUNDAYS. 8 80. z 20. % :O5 10 100 am, 30
Except sunday. Daily Sundays 0niy. -
Baggaee called for and checked at hotels and red
Gences on orders left at Ticket Once 6l9 and 1851
W M CLEMENTS. Manager,
NIL c. T. LORD. General Passenger Aren't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
Chicago Wants Both Conventions.
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION LIKELY TO MEET IN
THAT CITY.

THAT CITY.
W. II. Barnum, chairman Of the national demo-
cratic committee, gave the Chicago committee to
secure the democratic national convention an in
formal talk yesterday afternoon at the Iroquois
club. He discussed Chicago as point for holding
the convention, and said he thought 1t possessed
many advantages over any city In the country.
The new auditorium would afford ample seating
capacity, ana that was very desirable thing
There were those who favored san Francisco but
ne said he feared that II the convention went to
that point some or the delega, eS would not get
nome In time TO vote. He recognized the fact that
the south would prefer either ST. Louis or Cfncn.
nat but II Chicago did It's best In working for the
convention 1t would probably get it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
For ChiIds tor Precedent.

JAS. MMANRs, OF PHILADELPHIA, WILL WORK FOR
HIM AT CHICAGO.
JAS. McManes, recognized leader among the
republicans of Philadelphia, said yesterday that
In all earnestness he believed that the strongest
nomination the republican party could make at
the forthcoming Chicago convention would be Geo.
W. ChildS. 81 really do not know" he said. "what
Mr. Cnilds' political creed is, but all know that
the whole country eSteemS and has unlimited con-
ndence In him. l propose 70 go to Chicago as a
delegate, anu / shall do all can to secure the
nomination of MIR. Childs."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

A., SEVERE on IGNArus DoNNRLY.-Mr. Davtd
MASON, professor Of rhetoric and English hrera-
,ect ~ tne University OF Edinburg delivered
S Wnicn ne characterized IgnatIus DonneIly =
snakesperan cryptogram as miserable driyei and
Kissed even in bedlam "ouo 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

aAEx WANT 10 HHAR SENATOR SHxnNAN.-The
Ivy recelsed lntellgence that owing to the death
" Uoi. Moulton. or0ther-in-law OF Hon. John Sher
gaeement 70 De present II the proposed bannues
me me ~ c cn evening decided to postpone
Of ssnasor sh u1. reSr9ary when the presence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

ESDoRsrNG THE NAVAL RESERVE PLaS-The
Chicago board or ira ie yesterday adopted A reso-
luton end0rs NJ the Recommendation Of the Sec
retafl OF the navy In regard to a nav Il reserve
IEe resolution approves the Recommendation ..as
not only deserving, but demanding the support OF
the country -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
Barrjng Out the Girls,
NO MORE FEMALE STUDENTS AT THE WESTERN REsyRvl

II Isl
UNIVERSITY.
Cleveland special, January "a. saws: The ouss-
lion OF eoeducation OF the sexes has for long time
sexei The board OF trustees Of the Western Reserve
University, better known as Adelbert College. AT
present young ladies are admitted on the same
oasis as N ale students. and many OF the latter
Iase seIlOd-y ObJ-eted TO this state OF affairs
Inc recent pr-sldent OF the college Prof Cutler
was an advocate Of cOeducafiOn, and not until his
fctlreInent could the trustees tahe any stems To-
waiu making the desired change Preside nj cut
49, - ,i..Snti5 retlred and Rev. Dr.. Hayden was
Al the meeting Of trustees today resolutions
~cIe auOPte not 70 admit females 20 the college
propr alter the close Of the present academic
year put al undergraduates viii be permitted 70
compete tEeir Collegiate course. The frusfee. a..
clare that, while no fault en- be fonnd win the
pIOgress ana scholarly attachments OF the female
stoorhts. they are satisfied that cOefucaf,on has
oeen detTlment 10 the college Itwas Decided To
essdoAsn separate insti. utiOu for young women
70 oe under The management Of the same board OF
trustees, ana 10 b. known as the Cleveland Corace
lor women. DIR. Hayden as formally inst sIle.t In
once this afternoon AA'e~ .A'
There Is also trouble IN the Homeopath,c Ned,-
-. Soiese over the question OF coeducatlon some
" the male students 40 object 10 the nrsance on
the young ladies al lectures and clinic, are sait m
nave ccnspired 20 drive the female students out of
tbc SOhese Complaints have been made thai he
Sou1rt VI certain or these male students has been
snossIao.. They are accused OF rude conduct To-
art unable any longer 70 bear the indignities The
ia! lrO1oe oeSan last fail, when the Hannemann
soSiets on the college elected offcers Several OF
VIC stucento remarked Al that time that they would
they made an effort 10 secure the electIon Of mn
shls-Nondn Ticket The young women secured
Tue election OF a ticket favorable 10 them An in
FesstSation VIE follow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

SEVEN THOUSAND DoIL.ps rop O,r o
w. d Deats well-knOwn philatelisr OF Fiemino.
Ion Nd, has Just secured the most Valuable GA.
them Of y B. Sterling, OF Trenton The nrtcs main
was V,oOo-he largest sum ever Known n have
oeen paid In the United States " ""'e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

DfsPkRArE PRIZE FIapr -one 81 the ,oos,
r. prize nights which ever TOOK
kass,a I Is occurred at Norwood a small
,s-~s. y. .u1 nastlnsS and Dakota Railroad YES
.sresJ Htsrho q, between Danny Necdnam. iighI
sei,fn c =. spsoa Of the Nortnwesl, and Jinmy
purse OF 500. With skia gloves "a, ~ r,. ~
S , age y II, Griffin's 90 Grimm was
Aoo@>eo Out In the e.evenlh round.
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SPECIALTIES.

ELEcrRIcIrY-i5YE YEARS A SPECIALLY INcTrR.
~ ing nsyo1s aad mental dlss.ss senal ovarian ana
hysesr!A rneumst1sm- nsszrslgiA chorsa ezsd cssss
esnsray Most extenstvs eleotr1c batees outside al
eocoa prmanent cures IN Nssoington Dn - n
HI04oASoAs 90 lxth o. Az. COZ. r. ynd-luS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

RASsAck THs STATE FnoM END
To END.
TRAVEL THE COUNTRY OVER
AND you WILL NOT FIND SUCH BARGAIN AZ
WILL ECLIPSE THE ONE WE OFFER
Just received, 500 dozen Mems Laundried Shirts
made excellent Muslin perfect fnish. hand
buttonholes patent stayed we'll gussetted reinforced
no better fitting. in plain shield bosom, double plai
all-over plat and French plat.
We will run on the lot in . little WHILE the price
will be
rs CENTS.
Ask our competitors the real value
Not shirt in the lot worth less than S00 and most
Of them worth 81 25 and s1.5O.
THIS WILL SPREAD LIKE WILD FIRE AMONG
THE PEOPLE.
Remember only 500 dozen. Z.
How long can they last! DON'T SAY WAIT. You
cannot afford to ignore this bargain.
But under consideration will more ttan one half
dozen be sold to any customer. we wish to dis.
tribute this bargain much as possible.
REMEMBER IT ONLY COSTS YOU as CENTS to
buy 81 so shirt.
They cannot be with rs long
You know the old proverb-He that hesitates Is lost
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ELECTRIC Lights.


WHAT WEST VIRGINIA PAPERS SAY or HIN.
The Wheeling, ". Va, Register, democrat says:
Judge HOge Is an estlnlDle g.ntIeman, lawyer
Of marked ability. and faithfully served his
state and country In various capacities. West
Vi giRia has certainly been most lib rally treated
BY this administration and the state will not for
get &c return her heartfelt THANKS In November"
The wheeling I1fstltgeHceT. republican. says:
''in appointing Judge John Blair HOge OF this
state, 10 nigh and responsible legal position at
asdllgtOn, President cleveland hOnOred a
deserving man; no. only IN the sens that he Is
aolc and hOIest, but that he had lust political
clam Tor FecO. niJlOn at the hands OF democratic
admin
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BOOKS. &c.

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The Traveller Returns. by Murry Herman
The Story Of keedon Bluffs. by Charles Esbert
Free Joe and other Georgian skstoheA by Joel chand
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nos1 beSrisGs BAD YEAR--Mr. Charles Ar
Lackie, the wealthy coffee merchant sgainst
~, ~. MS campbell recently obtained a verdict
~ $500 damages for breach OF promise has
49,, reiy esaAsay Ran, but has lost good zeal OF
tn '1nS va We last twelve month"; He was largely
erns X', ~ M Z Posts BANGING house az Chey-
1917 nyoIiny. which closed iIs dours last sum
O., ~ sSic tnat the bank VIII yet pay It's In
49, ~ Out the failure last year was SHARP
Dio" 70 Nj. AIbGckle
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PROFESSIONAL.


NINE. ROSS
The reliable Cairvoy and Astrolos tells you tins
past and future Born with veal. and has won
derful efts she has ssonished people who have CON
suited her. She can speedy marriage aud bring
the together Her sdvce buslness matters
IL invaluable Points out your eeiniss and descro-s
r7ends Entire Satisfaction given lnteryewscon
ndental, and those distance sending their afe and
name aud 81 IN by mai the outlines "
thear lite hesidence, 1910 llth NV. once hour~ y
sftinss SO cents ana 81 nth strsst car. pass the
door 1io-Asp
NgME BROOKE TELLS ALL HE EVENTS OF
VI LIFE All business confidential Ladies sns sen.
slemep SO cent? each. 4oe street. est~een 4th and
9Th streets northwest. so-xow-
DROP. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
ID voyant Astrologer ana spiritual Medium Born
with sscoud srht and veil livery hidden mxstoV
reySsisd Rsoovers lost or stolen property. Finds
hidden tfessurvs Give lucky Iunlbsr osu.s
ICY q $780, Es.eyss 81 family sroSsass
ma wi iuduepcos Cures acknssa. II disappointed
6y eorts Of othsrA yudge ~ ske. the frofesor
esssss WI time snd ai.Hoosntns By c.lling q
essds vSsS sl oshsrs a.n s,d .dvs5slss oniy yh.s
rscsPt q e. Neue Loeb q hair. dsss a birsA Hoo
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