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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28
CHEAPEST Day GooDs In THE =

UNITED STATES.
.DoUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. Alishtly soiled. 81,
az IL, e2.37
French sAITINE BED COMFORTS, sa25.
AsTRAKAN CLOTH reduced 75c.
Handsome Striped Black SILK VELVETS worth
u. reduced to 45c.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. immeuse
size. extra heavy, worth S5. reduced to "a.
Beautiful Wool and SILK DRESS GOODS wide dou-
Die width, &c, reduced 37Hc.
HANDSOME CLOTH PI4AIDS, all pure Wool one
YARD ana half wide. worth u. reduced to SOC.
5Oc "o''n =, ra'ceo 70
FRENCH SERGE elegant Dress 0oods pure Wool.
10 37hc
TRIoo CLOTH DRESS GOODS. Ill pure nns Wool.
VICE double width. cssh value Soc. reduce 70 371<
CARTERA
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR SEVENTH ST
Cab Customers who buy o. Grover will receive one
pam nns io Ts present.; One pair q Handsoms
Napkins; worth Toe Pair Of besutifi Corsets worth
Ioc,. Can Customers who buy $40 or over win
fsssays two pain Of h,ndsome Dam.sk Towels worth
Two ysr.s and . half Of red Table DamAsk worth
sie' OF large saxs elesznt Bridal Quilt. worth Sl50
~ Doav fal 70 ak sue tas variable prsssns M
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LADIES visiting the celebrated Mosaic picture
Will receive a souvenir. A. OIIvIERI, 9O7 Pa ave.
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DON'T FAN to attend the auction sale at 9l4 9TH
ST. NV. See Ad-
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IIDR RENT
II 1906 18Th St. 3-story brick. L. rooms m. 20
l431 ST, 3-story brick 10 rooms M. {,
43l 81, 3story brick, 8 rooms m. 30
lo2t ST., story brick, rooms, m.
Cottage on Columbia Heights
For full list of furnished houses stables Sc inquire
at Office OF NJ. NJ PARKER,
ta23-12t l4ls st NV
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BoafRr's CoCGa SYRcP contains no poison and
can De given 20 children with perfect safety.
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REIsISGRR's Ice cream, ,35 G st. NV.

FUEL At SUMNER PRIcEs.-The cheapest and
cleanest fuel Is ashington Gas CompanyS COX .
johnson Bros, sole agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

GRAND LUNCH at Tim sullivans tonight. AL
are invited
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DAVIS, T23 1th st., Will make one large crayon
and one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits
s.. Come and SEE them.
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HINDERCoRNs
Tue only Cure for Corns. Stops all pain. En-
Co., N Y.
PARKER's GINGER TONIC
From Of valuable medcinea superior
% the essenceof Ginger In the of Cramps, Colo
Dyspepsia and Bowel disorders, and IL invaluable for
all Throat and Lung troubles Use It without delay II
you have Cou&hs Bronchitis, Asthma Weak Lungs
o0c. and a. ia7.vka[
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RrBY ROYAL ~SEc- can be bought from G. G..
Cornwen SON. l4I2 and 1414 Penn'a ave.
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FURs SPECIAL PR1crs
ST1NEMETZ 4 SON
1887 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Next corner / 9th street
Fine Mink Lined Circular, 500, reduced from ass
Ermine Lined Circular. SbO reduced from $50
1 Siberian Squirrel Lined Circular, SIS, reduced
from $35
Seal skin sacque. 32 bust. 40 deep. s120. reduced
from $3.50.
Seal skin sacque. 40 bust 40 deep. $780, reduced
from $l75.
Seal SKIN sacQue, sc bust AZ deep, sl25. reduced
from 516S.
Seal skin Jacket, 80 bust. $65, reduced from $50
Plush Ulster livery hne) 30 bust, SAT 80 worth $50
Plush Sacques sizes 3S ~, A. S23. worth $50
We have lett few Plush Visites at $40 Muffs Boas
and trimmings equally low. ta23-3m
Under DATE OF NOVEMBER 10. 1887 FROM
OChilcothe, Ohio. lady, formerly OF this city
writes; Il is now year since l commenced using
place My hair az that time was in bad way. falling
with fearful rapity indeed. feared entire badness
With many nisivings then bought the first bottle OF
Crystal Discovery. but to my great delight it worked
wonders shortly After my hair stopped falling and
now have an abundance again and in good condition.
and gray hair to be seem" This certainly il ex
cellent testimony, and deserves publication MAI.
TANS. Prop'r I4th and 1. and "a aud SITS. NV ja58
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BUY Washington Gas Company's coke. No adj
vance over summer prices
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CONGREGATIONAL cdgRcH;

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{ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
THE
SIS. TIT On nm nm . ppp mn
S., p D d d "A RID
SOS a SD A XXX y
SssS I 90 ODD Bpb r r Odd
E 9 @ U UR RE
y n 4 RhE EE sos
ILL ZEE Coo I UU r ERE cSSS -
NINTH SEASON. NEW SERIES.
kisE fEhbLf ILLUSTRATED LECTURES. HIS
TORY, BIOGRAPHY LITERATURE AND MR.
STODDARD,s TATEST coTrvrNIRs
OE E,1ponr, " ST ~
After entire summers residence abroad Mr. stod-
dard IL able to supplement his study and research at
home with his memories and exneriepce. an Europe
with the resuIt "a CO.. 20 ,.,,- ,,.r.n....a an
vaiue' variety and interest.
tne ILLUSTRATORS have been selected by Mr. Stoddaro
IN Par1s and elsewhere, and made to his order by
cis artists in different lands and from many sources
including the paris sslon 30 ,as7
IhE LECTURES HAVE ALREADY BEEN Re-
0 ,S WITH TREMENDOUS ENTHUSIASM IN
BOSTON, CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA and with un.
TIVE WgEKs IN Su CWgra season Oh FIVE ooNSAoo
1 A-InS AN eniSAoo.
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EVERY PURCHASER Of q season ticket costing
only 80 cents) 20 the q. A. r. Bazaar and Fair has
an equal chance OF securing the grand upright
Decker piano shown at Sanders Staymans on
1t, and also very valuable horse. buggy and har-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

S3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No. ]
Kye Whiskey, best In the world for the money
orders by mall. MCGEE's, 9th near d st. was
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Adfedttons for Ue n hours commencing at 8 .. ~
Ior the District OF Columbia, Maryland, virginia
ma North Carolina, colder followed by warmer,
eaIr weather, fresh 10 brisk northwesteriy winds,
eliminating In force becoming variable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28
LOCAL MENTION.


The weather.
Adasottsas foy fhe 81 hours commencing at .. N.
Ior the District Of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia
md North Carolina, colder followed by warmer,
AT weather, fresh 20 brisk northwesterly winds,
dinin'ahing In force. booming variable.
CnlKz OF . ToNBsrosR.-A recent examina-
t1on u snakespeare's tombstone with a powerful
% dnd LISTERS heretofore undiscovered which In
Slsanctly appear 70 be g. o. T. They may relate
sSsIsspesles psys but Whether ere or no. thew Ger
tAfny do represent the initials OF scotch Oats Is:
sence, which Is the greatest nerve and brain food
~" oSsSehA knoMG
EVERY PURCHASER Of a season ticket costing
only 80 cents 20 the @. A. r. Bazaar and Fair has
An equal chance OF securing the grand upright
ss:s sn' A'' very valuable MORSE buggy anu A''
HAVE zoe TICKET In that $4,000 house.
PRIOR 20 taking inventory we have marked down
all our picture-lrame holdings. Parties having
pictures 10 frame Will do wei 20 call early. All
the latest etchings and engravinSS on hand
Wood Forsyth, los street.
FAILING HAIR, Eczema, letter, Dandrufr and
all diseases OF the scalp cured by Mrs DR.. j.
Semmes Son, 11l5 Pennsylvania avenue.
GRAND LUNCH at Tim suIlvans tonight. AL
fINK foxraArrs Kets Kemethy. 1IOe Pa ava
RrBY ROYAL .SFc- can be bought from G. G..
Cornwen SON, l412 and 1414 Penna ave-
AMArHcR photography Is growing more popular
with young and old A complete camera, &C., Is
offered by the g. A. K Bazaar and Fair TO the
amateur receiving or procuring most votes. Camera
shown al Loughran's 1413 Pa. ave.
DON'T FAN to attend the auction sale at 9l4 9TH
ST. NV. See Ad
BoaERrs Cocoa SYRCP contains no poison and
can De given TO children with perfect safety.
ByY Washington Gas Company,s coke. No adj.
vance over summer prices.
PoroxAc Boar CLUB FAIR. Tickets 30 cents.
DAVIS, T23 7th ST., Will make one large crayon
and one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits
s.. Come and SEE them.
FrssKILs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo
FoR COLD WEATBER--Fur and cloth caps. warm
wooden undergraduates FUR top lined dog skin,
cloth and knit wool gloves &C.. &c. X. Lewis
& SON, 1421 New York av., br. geO 9TH st.n.w.
ExAHrSE that elegant gold watch at Tappans on
9Th ST., TO be given TO gentleman selling most sea-
Sxlnt 1gca A nd Eat
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PERSONAL.

WILL MEET You AZ AGREED
A NY PERSON KNOWING OF THE HEIRS on
"A fREDEkICK MOORE who lived IN thu city a.
ls42 will be rewxr ed by sending name and iufor.
nation 10 ATTORNEY, star once. A2S-xr
A UTHoRIzED PRIVATE DETEc TIVE AGE NcY.
"a All communications by mail telegraph promptly
attended 20 and treated strictly confidential OMce
open Il ali hourA W. WILLIAM, MAnaeer.
ja3-1m' ox6 y st nv.
TUsIHs OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
ID where hrxt-clsss second Hand Clothing can b
sold at respectable prices Address or oil o. ~
et. NV. bSl-Sm
(YIvIL SERVICE ExAMINATI0N QUEsTIoNo
~ and Answer ssp9 10c 20 eoos -ssqrss o. 70
h12-1ms Southwest cor. 9Th and sta nv.
LANES A McDEvIrT. CHARLES Y. FIINDER
q Detective Aeency, kooms No. SOa Pa sve ne.
THIS agency n Independent OF Government mum1n,
ipal control does not op>rate nor rvwsrb snga0o
IN divorce caseA d13-2m
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sROyal Clue, mends China. GlassV

Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. "Ward" prints Acc per ID
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet MIX
&c. per quart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

Course Tickets for each Course, with Reserved Seats
e2 and 80
Single Reserved Seats, 75c., on Sale February 4.
SALE OF COURSE TICKETS FOR BOT Ii COURSES
WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRU-
AIRY !, AT j. F. ELLIS & co.'s, 937 PENN AVE
No buyers allowed more than ten Tickets for any
course.
Our Annual Prospectus. issued in colors by the
american Bank Company, may be obtained At
Ticket Office, or by addressing the managers Boston
ja2S, 80 81, febI Managers
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Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
Tree. WALFORD, aS7 Penna. ave- Sm,w&S
Phillips Digestibie Cocoa, delicious
easily digeSted and highly nourishing 8
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENT
I1l2 I'd street W., store and dwelling , as 90
lSIS Sth St NV, rooms eas and water..... 1900
l642 4th ST. n W, ) rooms water .......,,,. 1880
1OI ST. ne. rooms, and water ...,.. Is 90
SOS 18TH ST. ne., room, water ........... IL 30
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~ L o N Ia.
~ Special Parties. Semi monthly. Free Sleeping
Cars. Cheap Rates. Southern Route
- Address =. HAWI.EY, General Eastern Agent, 339
Broadway. New York: II. W. CARR, 402 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia, or any Railroad Ticket Agent 1a2S-sl6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

CHARLES Is. CAYWOOD,
Ja2S-3t' Basement 9l6 st. NV.
ISOR RENT-l23S 4rH ST. NV, NICE 2-SI DRY
u and basement pressed brick Z rooms all modern
Improvements, 81 $50 per month; 156 wilson st. n
W., story frame large lot. rooms, S1o; 4S0 ST. g.
W., 3-story brick. 8 rooms, sl2.
WI F. HOFFMAN
Ja2S-St 1921 st n
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For Coughs and Throat Disorders use
Browns Bronchial TrOches.-"Have never changed
my mind respecting them. except think better Of
That which began thinking well ofn-Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher. Sold only In boxes cocks
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1916 Sd st .n.w..7r 20
402 llth s.w., store l2 80
los NJ st. 8. W., Or. l0. 30
119 X St s-w., or.. ID
10 Gordon av. n. e., Ar. p
3 Bland st. NV, Ar.
LYW0On aoS 9th Of m
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=,
l3@V 81 NV. llr, 500; or unt FURNISHED. $40
uNFUnNISHED
1855 Masa ave-. 22r 500 l22l 10th nv. Ior.. 40
1923 Kst v. i3f. 100 .S st nv. ~.
lsl1- 10 and NV. 90 23ll NJ ST. NV. Tor IS
lUlo NV, I'd story go FOG Pa ave store rs
l729 Eth st nv, I2r IS PIG "a 81 nv, 5r, 90 50
1l6 st. 16r 80 1904 ...sd n. Or so
JOHN SHERMAN x CO..
jaoo-1w l4D1 ST
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EOR RENT
~ 23 9Th NV, 10rS 80. AZ
64l Mass av.n.e.,Sr. 30. AZ
1444 L St n W., Or. .20.3C
92O Est. w., Pr. office /. ] {.
Scott ave. n, W., Or. Ia
III Irwin ct. n. W., 5r. III
Ja2S-:}ts A. s. C.
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INC VybleTS N 1HAfVeY,Ne
am daily receiving my usual variety and quail
lily OF oysters, the same as before the close Of
navigation.
Visitors to my saloon will be served with oysters
as line and fresh as at any time OF year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-25

1000 men is not TO be compared to that
Of the 1000, 900 who are said 10 have been
out Of employment in this country last
summer and fall tramping over the North
west to the terror Of the farmers and their
families. As 10 the greatly reduced wages
In England We are the last people to have
anything to say. The strikes in the United
States during the six years, from 1881 to
1885 inclusive, numbered 1923 and in
volvcd %, 326 establishments, and in 1887
there were 1853 strikes involving between
5000 and 0,00O establishments. These
figures must be kept in sight by the de-
tenders Of the monopolics which have been
bleeding the country 80 numerically since
1861 by means Of robbor tariff.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-25
raria Rcancslen shots.

From the Forum for March.
As the basis Of every argument In sup
port Of its policy or In defense Of the pres
ent rate Of tariff taxation, protection as
sumes that the development Of the coun.
try and lis increased wealth are the result
Of that policy. The cause Of the increased
wealth, with whatever degree Of prosper
ity comes 10 us, lies In our better form Of
government, In the vastncs Of our coun-
try, and In lis limtless resources. These
were all ours whom the tax In the price OF
our coats was but half what II now ia
Nm. X. Morrison.
Those who have not considered the
hindennces TO the reduction Of taxation
In this country can scarcely realize the en-
barrassmenis presented by this situation.
II our taxations were direct, levied upon
the visible property Of the country, reduc.
ton Of taxes would be the easiest OF all
fiscal problcms = Vim. NJ Springer.
Arbitrary restraints upon trade, In the
effort 10 build up our own independence
nj the expense Of that Of other nations.-as
harmful In the long run 10 ourselves M 10
othen-arc foreign TO the truly American
instinct President Ssciys, ef Amhaa ci-
iVr.e
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-25
IN SOCIETY.
cemrl...sn. % Mr.. Potter.

The parloB OF the Peabody were gny
yesterday afternoon with beyy Of promi-
ncnt society ladies, who had assembled In
response TO the invitations Issued by the
Progressive German club 10 meet Mrs.
James Brown Potter. The lady was
promptly ON hand, snd was gracefully In
troduced TO those present by Miss Emma
Galloway. All were eager 10 catch a
glimpse Of and exchange a few words with
a woman ~ notable and 10 charming. She
wore Worth dress Of seal brown satin,
close fitting in the back, but with
loose front, which gave II much
the appearance Of tea gown.
A iabcau Of embroidered null fell from
her neck, while her sleeves were filed with
the same rich material. A dircctoire hat
Of brown velvet, with n mass Of nodding
plumcs, crowned her rich dark hair. She
was gracious and effective, and entered
freely into conversation with her guests.
She discussed freely her present and future
repertoire, and Acknowledged that she was
handicapped by her present plays. In the
lady OF Lyons" with which she opens
her ST. Louis engagement, she posseges a
number OF handsome frocks which arr his
torically accurate, being copies OF the pict-
urcs from the Versailles gallery, duplicates
Of the wedding gowns Of Queen Marie and
Of Josephine. All the ladies' were deeply
Interested In the talk on gowna," and OK.
pressed prolonged regret At not being able
10 sec them.
Owing 20 her strict Observance OF meal
hours, Mrs. Porter was compelled 10 leave
al 40 O'Clock for her dinner on hoard her
car. Owing 10 Misunderstanding OF the
hours Of reception number OF ladies'
called too late 10 meet the guest Of the
evening. A punch bowl was conveniently
placed In the hall aud ils contents were
quickly consumed by the large crowd.
The members Of The club were assisted low
Misses Mary Mallory, Jennie Day, Madgc
Bruce, Mrs. Polk hn. Galloway aud
others. H.i
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-25
AZ Incl..enYiIIe Amin.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. 24.--whcn
tho President and party arrived at Palaiks
from st. Augustine, las,night, they crossed
the st. Johns river. which twinklcd with
the floating lights and looked enchanting
In the moonlight, and landed amid Shrek
ing steam whistles and cheers from great
concoursc Of people. LITER the informal
reception, which was held on the
steps Of the special train, and several hun
dred persons had shaken hands with tho
President and Ms. Cleveland the party
started for Titusyille on tho Jacksonville,
Tampa & Key West railroad. The run
was made slowly 10 enable the party 10
rest. Tho weather this morning was
beautiful as the party took the steamer at
Ttusyille for a sail on the Indian riycr TO
Rockledge, where they will make brief
stay and then start on their return trip,
reaching Sanford this afternoon and
jacksonville tonight
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-25
The Crown Prince.

SAN RENO, Feb. IA bulletin issued
at midnight said; "The crown prince has
passed a satisfactory day in all respects,
and is considerably better. DIR. Macken-
zie expresses himself as being exceedingly
hopeful about his patient, and says the
prince reads talks and takes an interest in
everything going on around him. The
prince has not yet been told OF the death
OF his nephew, Prince Louis, because il is
feared that the news would have an inju-
rious effect upon him." The corporation
of San Reno proposes to confer the free
dom OF the town upon DIR. Mackenzie.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-25
THE METHODIST cHU R0HAND THE
SCHOOLS.

DJff0OIo.
The attention OF the Methodist readers
OF The APPEAL is called to an article copied
in today's issue from The Nashville Christian
Adrocdte, in which Prof. Tillett, of the the
illogical department Of the Vanderbilt Uni
vcrsity, is taken 10 task for the advocacy OF
a system Of education that would very
much interfere with the functions and
progress of that noted seat OF learning.
The Professor is anxious that the Method
list Church shall establish graded system
Of education embracing all the intcrmcdia-
ries from graded schools up to colleges
and tho university proper. There are two
objections to this proposition. one Of which
Is pertinent to tho interests OF the general
public and the other 10 those Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South. by
its adoption tho Church would be
brought into antagonism with the
public school system, and the growth
Of the Vanderbilt University up TO the
conditions which obtain in universities
proper would be retarded, II not In time
prevented. The development OF Wander
bilt along tho lines proposed by its pro-
jectors and to the extent contemplated by
Mr.. Vanderbilt in his muniilcent endow-
ment, demands the whole strength OF the
Methodist Church, 10 which body univer-
sity education and traininga are wholly new.
Better for the Church, for its scholarship
and the future Of lis university TO have one
such institution well conducted and
thoroughly managed than TO have
twelve or fourteen that, like many
Of the existing colleges, would be mere
ly such In name. So far rs the
Methodist Church Is concerned, it
owes duty TO tho public TO main
tain and sustain the public school systems
Of the various States up 10 the highest pos
siblo measure OF usefulness. II 1t falls into
the lines Of suggestion and argument re-
Gently adopted by leading divines Of the
Presbyterian and Protestant Episcopal
Churches, II would not be long before we
should hear OF proposition to combine
the influences and the strength Of all the
churches in an effort to break down the
public school system Of the country, the
institution upon which so much Of the
future Of the whole Union depends
This the people viii not willingly lend
themselves 10. The public schools are the
basis Of our free Institutions; they are es-
sential TO good citizenship, and the people
win not permit them 10 be interfered with
or impaircd0i their usefulness by any &C.
clcsiastical system. They must be main
tanned at all hazards. Religion Is a matter
for the church and the family, education is
altogether a matter ior the State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-25
DEATH or MR.. coRcoRAM

Death has robbed this country OF one Of
its most practical philanthropists in the
person Of Mr.. w. w. Corcoran, Of Wash
ington. lie died Yesterday morning at his
residence in that city, after lingering ILL
ness OF some months, full Of years and
crowned with the blessings OF a people
grateful for all that he has been as q use
full, upright, honorable citizen and philan-
thropist Of enlarged and liberal views. II
Is not given 10 every man TO expcnd his
wealth in doing good and in promoting the
happiness Of Others. Mr.. Peabody realized
his dream in part, and Mr.. Slater, also, in
part but no one Of all the men who have
devoted their wealth TO tho relief Of
the poor or the suffering has been able
by personal labors 10 reach 10 the nights
OF practical bcne6cence that Mr.. Corcoran
did. The beautiful city Of the dead, Oak
Hill, Georgetown, Is what II is because Of
n'' '''uni''oe'ioo 'i'u ''''c' anu '''e "r' sai-
wy mn'e" ~ |" '"''''"ou po'so"' WIN
''''' washington - e'o'" u" "''i''o''o"'
','' 20 ~ "'"'' w e"'o"i'' ",u p'o'
u"0"'0 " % n,u'n sOou ~ .'o ""'""'o
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-25
Taseost In lebanon. Mn.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. PA Post Dispatch
special from Lebanon, No., says that the
description OF Tascott sent from Chicago
by the police authorities talles exactly
with the man now held there, except in
regard to the gold filling In front tooth.
In place Of this, however, there Is broken
tooth. The prisoner put ON bragadocio
air last night, but today he is quite tame,
but declines TO talk further than TO say that
his parents live in Harper, Kas.,
and that he spent last winter In
Hillsboro, ILL.,, where he married the
woman who Is with him. lie has been In
Lebanon before and several young men
here recognized him. The police author-
ties Of Chicago telegraphed that they will
be in Lebanon at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Public opinion Is divided a. to the identity,
but the sheriff and deputies are certain
that they have the right man. He tcle-
graphed to his supposed parents at Harper
this morning, but has received no reply.
Among his effects was found 3S-caliber
revolver which In held rs testimony.