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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-09

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-09
Holitii9e &uuOidau.
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fernen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-09

gnbli9 LIT benz Senat bie rebublifa>
niide Sarifbill uprseIest uorben. Der
Mebrbeitsbsri4t bss 5inanssAusiduhes
be3ei6net bie iursfdItise unb sriinbIide
&euiROn bes Earifs fir eine ssbistsriids
Nothmenbtatett. III,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-09

BriiieI, /. Oct. W. Sanisn 1T
gum 9oupsrnsur bss gonsoitaatss ais
Na9foIser bss Generals Strau@ eruannt
worben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-18
said To Have stolen Si,GOO.OOO.

THE MYSTERIOUS ARREST OF AN ALLEGED COUNT
FOR CRIME IN SWEDEN.
Count h. A. krona was arrested at Lawrence
burg, Ind, Monday evening, by Detective Hall, OF
Chicago. He Is wanted on the charge OF OBTAIN
Ing money by false pretenses Some time ago the
count was In Peru, Ind There he introduced him.
self as the Count KrOna, of Swedish BIRTH and
stated that several years ago he had been cut off
without cent by his father on account OF some
youthful indiscrctionS. He showed documents
ana letters bearing out his claims, and TO his
newly-found frlenu3 gave the lnrorma Ion that
the troubles between himself and his father had
been patched up and That the wealthy Old gentle
man in sweden had repented OF his course. IL was
necessary for nim to raise some money, however
with which To reach his home, and for this pur.
pose he SUCCEEDED In raising about 81. since the
money was given him the citizens OF Peru who
came to the rescue have never ard from the count
Cincinnati dispatch says he once lived In MIL
waukee. He was repeatedly arrested by the DO
lice and when searched at the station large sums
or money in gold and bills were found on mis- per-
son. AT one time $4,000; at another tlme when
his SlumberS on an ASH pie had been disturbed by
a bluecodt, g, 800 Was found In his pockets. In
1888 he met young woman named Matilda Thu
eduf, .hom he married The couple suddenly left
ana about a month after their departure TWO men
Yard detectives, In search OF the man VINO had
killed the Janitor OF the Bank OF sweden al Stock
nolm In 1879 and rODbJd the bank OF 81, OOO. 600.
They went 10 Waukesha, and from what they
learned they were certain that KrOna was the man
wanted, but be had skipped. The detectives To-
Gated him at LawrenteDurg, but there was a doubt
as 10 whether he was the man wanted, ami no ar
rest followed Then The Chicago authorities heard
OF the Peru, Ind, affair, and the arrest was
brought about. This was done 10 hold him.
dissipated $4,000 besides investing $4,000 in
Kansas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-18
The Pre.iden,,. Ci 10 the pone

HOW 1T WAS SENT AND WHAT HAS BEEN DONE WITH 1T.
London dispatch OF Thursday night says:
"There is general comment In Rome over the fac
that President Cieveland's envoy, although he ar
rived some weeks ago. has not yet visited the vat-
can. IL Is understood that President Cievrland's
jubilee present TO the pope is copy OF the Amer-
can Constitution gOrgeouSiy engroSsed on vel
luin.' The gift was sent to Cardinal Glib
DonS Tor transmission 70 Rome The cardinal
entrusted IL 10 the special correspondent or tae
Baltimore Sun who Was sent to report the jubilee
services at Rome. The Pre- idenl, OF course, sent
no envoy 10 the pope. A dispatch from kome on
JANUARY 10 said: Archbishop Ryan mas handed
To the rector OF the American Seminary President
CIeVeland's Letter, with The volume the Ameri-
can Constitution dedicated to the pope. The
VIII present mem on the occasion OF the pOpe's
cept0n to the American bishops in order 10 avoid
putting his holiness to the fatigue or giving
SPECIAL audience"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-18

BROUGHT THE POWDER OUT OF THE FIRE.-The
crew or switch engine on the Baltimore and Ohio
road performed a heroic act at Chicago Sunday
night, saving much properly and probably the
loss OF number vi lives. A fire was seen issuing
from the ONCE OF the Baltimore and Ohio transfer
Shed. The nre burned an hour ana a-h,lr beTre
tne south chicago engine company arrived They
nad 10 travel two miles, and the roads were very
DAD meantime the lire spread and involved The
loads OF powder. The switch-engtne crew got the
powder out OF the fire. The engine was switched
dash1ng right into the biazng building brought
them out covered with burning embers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-18
Experimentation Seekers.
HUNDREDS OF INVENTORS PURSUING FASCINATI,
But FRUITLESS SEARCH.

HUNDREDS OF INVENTORS PURSUING A FASCINATING
But FRUIrIESS SEARCH.
1t has recently been stated that during the last
twenty years more than one hundred English and
French patents for perpetual motion have been OBJ
tained. and that one sanguine individual near
Liverpool Is the poorer by flO,OOO for his pursuit
OF this will-o'the-wisp. With the advance OF true
science and the numerous paths opening up for
lrultul research II might have been expected That
the Searcner for The Ilreles5 motor would 90 the
way OF the alchemist and be heard OF no moe. lie
ml9ht at least nave FOUND In the proposed utilza-
tlon or the Forces OF nature for the generation OF
electricity suncientlynear approach to his ideal
10 justify nus turning his Enthusiasm toward re-
searcn In that direction. But nothing Will sup
press MS fascinating idea The truth that there
Is one KIM OF perpetual motion, and the London
Ne'cs thus discovers it, IL is tuaC curious perpet-
ual motion OF me human mind In search OF IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-18

DEATH OF THE OLDEST PRINTER-James McDer-
mott, who was said 10 De the oldest printer In the
world, died recently at Washington, Pa aged
ninety-three. He was the son OF joan McDermoIt.
a Revolutionary soldier, who died at the age OF
neariy ninety, the lives or father and son having
covered a period OF more than one hundred and
eighty years. James McDerIEoJu was born in
Adams county. lie served In the war OF 1872 and
walked from Chambersburg TO Erie TO 1oin his
command. He Was one OF the famous Slxty-elght
American soldiers who volunteered TO cross tine
lake into Canada, or whom forty were killed He
was AZ the battles OF Lundy's Lane, Chippewa, and
Fort Enc. AT the time McDermOtt enlisted he
nad worked eleven years at the printing trade,
having been bound as an apprentice In The office
OF The Adams Cenfinet las II was then spelled) in
1903. He was working for Gales Il SeatOn, on the
National L,tteuigencer, in Washington d. C.
when he enlisted. In 1917 he went TO w ashinr.
ton, Pa, and worked ia the Reporter ONCE until
1876 lie was IN That Office and set type only a
few weeks before he died He had been great
smoker and chewer II tobacco and a moderate
drinker all MS life. His wife died in 1882 aged
eighty-six. The Old couple had lived together
sXty-six years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-18
RATIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER oo ,s

r OF c New JERSEY ASESuE ASP stk2E EEhh
q aSn lineage and Northwest Exp daily 1895 am
Fer Cincinnati and St Louis. EXP. daily Q 30 and
@ For Piitsburg and Cleveland EXP daily 10 So a.u
For lie ington and Local Stations. 70 :40am.
m fc5 Phiisdeiphia \ wark, and Wilmington, 1904
ina S aey bkHprsss
adelphia 10 90 am; and 10; 5 pm.
. Ror i, Ea iS s'Ss S5S ssS: 9
S Ss sj4s $50 IS? So and a. 80 a 8
5 s e sso s 30 P Hs.' sa haaHs
For Way Stations between Washington and Bal.i.
$40, !: As and / 30 PIN GOV '''"'' i'''' ';''
oa Srns aTsnH siatt to 80 ssn
sil0 pm. and is 80 pm. son SUNDAY stops s a. Nj
For Gathersbury and intermediate points. 10 30 a.
M fd fl2 i; 30 PM 3 80, tn 20 pm.
6or oBoyds and intermediate stations, "a 90 pm
Church trains leave Washington on Sunday only ..
Branch n' s'0ppins ~ al stations on Metropolitan
For FREDERICK. ts:4O am. $50 pm. rs SOD.
For HAGERsIS&S. e 40 am, and IS 30 PIN.
and s st. Ecai. sS ,iix and
an an and I'D pm; from Pittsburs. daily. 20 am
From Philadephin, Chester and Wilmington, 10 A.
An 20, 10 and 9: 30 m, daily. and II so pm
Sn91ery and intermediate points north Of Bal
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at $40
800 &C. 800 sS $50 so 70 rs 20 80
n M, On SUNDAYS ao 8 60 go; 300 10 90 am i:36
Except sana:y Ds; s sna u 100 Sniy
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and res,.
denees on Orders left at Ticket Office 6l9 aud 1851
" NJ CLEMENTS, Manager
MI c K. LORD. Genei al Passenger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-18
ANorHER WoxAN DIES 1N HrR su.xr

=, ANVIHkK WUAAN DIES IN HER SHANE.-A Boston
dlspitch saya: "A great scandal arose in YOunrs
Hotei sunday night According 10 the story n
we wei 6utter merchant, who Is married ana
wei.to-do mas been conducting q liason with a
goo society, and whose husband is quite wealthy.
Inc couple have been In the habit OF Carrying On
Iner Illicit meetings at the hotel 1t is said. and
last night, while In the enjoyment OF each Others
companionshlp the outraged husband who had
Ioil0wed her from Hartford, burst into the roOm
occupied by the couple, and, finding them in com
promising positions, proceeded to give the Boston
marketman terrible pounding. The woman. the
story goes on 10 relate, was so frightened at what
was going on and SO shamed by her discovery. that
sne gave way beneath 1t all, and died in q few
nj, minutes Every endeavor is being made to keep
sne matter quiet 1t Is learned that the lady WAS
Mutual Life Insurance Cor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-18
'EIocur1os AND ORAronr."

AEoooNc IN SLASS OR PhltATE
Winter term of Colleeiate Course commences Janu-
airy 4, 1883. 32-paxe Catalogue free.
MARTIN COLLEGE Of ELOCUTION and ORATORY
3l3 9Th at. n. w.,
thalf block asst Of city post-ofRce) ja4-3m
WOOD'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 81 5TH ST
~ Book keeping and Commercial Branches . spe
calty. Terms S. per month. Evening sessions only
COURT F. WOOD. Principal d:}O-:3m
(NOLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR BOYS
~ under IA years Of age.
few pupils taken in the family
LUCIEN f G. COILIERE, A. NJ
Washington, d. G., 153S at. n. W.. near Arlington
Hotel Opens October B; closes June l. dl3-3m
RROOKVILLE ACADEMY-HOME SCHOOL FOR
~ BOfS.-This school, 20 miles from Washington,
Will reop on January 4, 1883. The second term will
begin February 1. 1883 Boys in the house limited TO
80 For circulars apply to Rev. DIR. c. X. NELSON,
Principal. Rockville, Montgomery Co Md. do tfeb1
MFRS. NANN's KINDERGARTEN ANDl .xn
~ Rs: w AIMS PRIMARY SCHOOL AND
klNDERGAKTEN NORMAL TRAINING CLASS.
iSlS Sunderland Place south of Dupont Circle d. -3m
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE COR. 9TH
t'and y SITS. NV Entrance on ID st.-established 2o
years. Thoroughly equipped. Young men and women
trained Tor business or official positions Three courses
Graphophone Rapid Writing students may enter ut
any time Year scholarship. quarterly monthly in
stnlineiit rates Graduates always in demand Illus.
trsted circulars free at Collere Office or by mail
SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal. ol:i
DRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRAD s OF STUDY:
TO adults confidential: prepares for college, An
napols. West Point all examinations.
srZS Ivy INSTITUTE, \. W. cor. 9Th and SITS.
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RAILROADS.
i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEsT, AND SOUTHWEST
sp P1ubIH TRACK r.as slRhENp1D sCESEEf;

s ssss sBs1sEsE1s ssgSs
sIssi hsser .ssssH!ssSsS Ii ts ss
Trains leave w.ssisssen from son corner Of etA
For ,..sure ana and sSs Sss limited E,pr
s e ~: ~, "a r: ]. Ls ss:s
cs,ssse WITH sis.piae Gar g cSisssSS
s.syn sHssss 9 10 .S AM, I'm
SSs,t saturday H.rrisSu,y % Cleveland conneetins
q: daily, 70 Htis6urv and the West. with through
f .I SSb ,PS iserf & fGSsl
PM S..iy s,esp. sturdy Sa1 With Mics Psisss
0I ssssp san aa.y'n and km'r> ''sS0A
For HeE fogl and ths Ia E,st 40 n, POO 90 and
fsYYnsss{ s09 m II % fsSs:. dS nd
., and 3:45 pm. daily ~ '' 'A's'' SUNNY
s.'hsas sh:nrs sas
yes'eg r City with boats Of BrSokiyn Amer: afford
- double ferEisse .sSo.s New YORK city -'O'""'
x % 90 IT, and II 80 sum sum
H n k9p. AZ S:risl 90 ssd S
For . Bsl' Il 9S g IS, 500 9SS S ?aS
ssS $50 go 81 81 .RS g 81 q SqS
For Pope,s Creek Line. Tao am and 4 40 pm daily.
For sas sss day. sas
asR asS HA1
1875 . as9n sg5 ss' sSS SS sSS
and "a! SOUTH ay,
Train. sna sSl pm daily ,aSsPs sunday
si$ SSs Sss 81 M s
05, 9:32 and i0:42 pm.
Of 18th and Pennsylvania avenue anil at the
station where orders can be left for the checking of
70 aestination from hotels and residenees
General Manager rn1sl Gen p.sss N S4 Agent.
P1nDMess s1.d Aas Il hIs slIse. November 81.
M. D for
sspTIngs Alles,hemy springs Br,sto Knoxville Rome.
sl Iss KaM;hlHE,Sa Ss S, Srl s .4
it Sssn BECKY Mount. Ranvls and
Charlotte Atlsnt. Brminshsn, MonsSO%.r Sa'f Ns s
Orleans. Texas and California Pullman sieeper New
snG Msnn Bondoir
f tor smHshs vieks5ur. and shrsvspor solid
saa rG %b bSnt. s sSsaaS SUNDAY co.
Riyerton with " K. R. for Luray arriving j T. no.
~ r. M-Mestern Express Daily for warrenton,
Sordonsvillr, Charlottesville. Louisville, Cincnnsti
a and ~ inner resort, on and near line Of hss.peaks
Msshington to Louisville also for Lynchburx B-toI
Chsttanooe., Memphis, Little Rock. and all south.
w" ssi so M pSn IfrOufn pullman eepers Washing
Hoop M-Southern Express Daily for Lynch
burg, Danyille RALEIGH Ashevile. Charlotte
3r ans TEXAS and California Pullman Sleeper
washington to New Orl ans, Texes, VIA Atlanta and
MoWntsomery Pullman Sleeper Washington 70 Aiken.
~ Ii ~ M Daily except Sunday. and As p
~; Returning leave Round Hill so A. NJ Daily and
$50 a nsaS EXCEPT Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte, Dam
vile and Lynchburg arrive in Washington 8: 10 A NJ
ana - via East Tennesses Bristol aud Lynch
burg at 10 40 A. NJ. aud $40 p NJ; via Chesaipesks
Strasburg Loca at 9:47 A. NJ
Tickets, sleeping reservation and inforna tion
furnished and 6aegsge checked at office 1900 PENN
vanis Railroad. 9th aud SITS. JAS, l. TAYLOR,
MI General Passenger Ags,t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-18

CoL0RED LYNCHERs TO BE TRrRD.-A Charleston
2. y, special says mass meeting OF negroes
neiu tnefe appointed committees to raise cOllec
yncning OF Waldrop, white man, in Ptckens
w Wish fortnight ago Wald op was charged
NIL msen outIaglng negro girl fourteen years old
defended by white lawyers Ac0l0red lawyer VIII
oe sent from Charleston to assist In the tieiense
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LOOK! LooK!! LooK!!l
The Weekly Star The Weekly Sta.
THE STARS POCKET ATLAS OF THE WORLD.
WEEKLY srAs
history and CONDITION every stat. and TERRITORY tn. Union together
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paid SUBSCRIBERS risk onewe WIN sent e.pr~. a. the subscriber. expense
Special Dispatches all
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Mr. Sheehy. n. p, who was sentenced To ma
months Imprisonment for melting Resistance ~
e ~ mas been removed from TuliamOre isii
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EDUCATIONAL.

!. II ris... ann
Hsss :; Ys. F;si;s is:sass
Es sEURHETs EH.aSSa IA sa.S.
I, re studS, tll2 Ienn;yly,n, ave 1ns.rgc;os.
sY !: Ss!''.'s IS N:'esdsisr Or Antique IL
SHORTHAND REyoIUTIoNIzEp."AC Pho
sn nSsaRn : . most P,Id most q, ,s ,s
daily TsSS mai.
Ess M :sGc stamp
j. ,y fcss best of
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IHE Musical GENUS
JOSEF KUFFMANN,
mas recently sent the following letter to Albert Weber
the Great Piano Manuf. cturer:
TRANSLATION.
MY DEAR Mr.. WEBER: ~
much regret that cannot already thank you in the
English Language for the magnificent Instruments
which YOU have placed at my disposal my concerts
Only the powerful tone the beautiful singing and
p pa in the Metropolitan Opera House possible
ana until now ! have found no instrument whose
Tone, Touch, and Musical Properties were SO sympa.
thetlc to me as those of your p,anoiortes.
gratefully yours, yOZIO HOFMANN
NEW YORK. IA December, 1887
This youthful Pianist Composer has created q per
playing Is the sensation of the tines and musicians
everywhere pay him the homa,e due to divine genius
Inc Weber Piano. which Hoffman, uses EXCITT.
SlVELI in his concerts. has fairly shared the BOYS
wonderful success and his charmngy written letter
q thanks to Weber amply his appreciation of
the magnfcent Piano he plays Ho.nlann adds an
other name to the long list of great Artists whose
careers are linked with that of the Weber Piano
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