davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-11
GRAINS.

Ali vices are expensive. Wrong do
ing is never profitable.
When we refuse to bclicTc God, we
have no claim upon His promises.
The man who is continually looking
for an easy place will always have 4
hard one.
You haven't got much religion if you
don't praise the Lord only when you
feel like it.
The truth which of all others most
deeply concerns man is the fact that
God loves him.
Whenever we vary from the highest
rule of right, just so far we do all inju'
ry to the world.
That is poor sort of Christian who
does not grow more patient and char
table as he grows older.
Cultivate cheerful frame of mind
and the mind will mold the face and
the tongue and the Voice into some
thing irresistible.
1t is wonderful what strength and
boldness of purpose and energy o
will comes from the feeling that we arc
in the path of duty.
Keeping Christ's commandments
keeps the eye clear and the temper
sweet and the will submissive and the
affections pure; in these lie the rich
reward.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-11
What Others Say.

Krr. Dr. I,olru,i, il. .Ifuboniu .1drrWic. \
TIE PRODIGAL RECorPING HIS
WASTED SUBSTANCE. 1t is lamehta-
Bile to see Il man who has run the
whole round of dissipation an ! de-
baucherv, and having been plucked as
a brand from the flames of perditlon,
rise up from the place of forgiveness
and propose to convert the world ny
condensing his life of debauchery ana
shame into one lecture or sermon, ana
demand the use of the first pulpltS in
the land for this purpOse-wllh tne
"privilege of taking Il collection at the
close.n 1t was not thus in the begin
ming: Now the man out OF whom the
devils had departed was found sitting
at the feet Of Jesus :" and when he
proposed to become Il herald of Christ,
.Je. us said, "Return to thine own
house, and show how great things
God hath done for thee" What a
"drawing,n taking lecture the "Prodl-
cal Son" could have constructed nS
describing his tour in that "iar
country" coloring the picture here
and there by giving incidents conhec-
ted with that "riotous living' in
which he "wasted his substance y
IF that prodigal boy had lived in this
day he might have regained his for
tune by that lecture. But this repen'
tance, shame and humility led him to
seek the place of a servant-of hired
servant-while he left some one else to
tell the story of his prodigality.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-11
First Monday in each Month
w. P. CALHOUN.

Supervisor of Registration for Ahherille
County. Ian. ~, lo9o' u
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-11

Cutholic Monitor.
BILLINsG ATE ON a Ever
since its first satanic inception, the
spirit of intolerance has been the life
blood of the Methodist sect
''The intolerant individual (Bishop
and Chancellor John H. Nincent) re-
Gently delivered Il demon-inspired ad'
dress "This malicious repre-,
sentative of intolerant Methodlsm.'
"Brawles, bigots, apostale,ss,
renegades and evil-minded men OF Ill
repute have used it something III
Bishop Vincent's address, 80. us a
favorite tirebrand to fling into the puo-
lie arena for the purpose OF lncltlhe
the lntlammable passion Of intolerance
in the minds of Methodists and other
similarly weak minded mortals." ;
"With Weslean knaves, disguised
traitors, political demagogues, anarch,
lists, communists and black-hcarteu
Bishops whose religion is negatiol
of all that is divinen -. 'Blsh
OBJ Vincent is only a representatiye
rancorous and revengcful spirit OF INC
evil prophets of the past"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-29
I'd EDITION.
--latest 4slBglanS % The Star.
THEY WANT FAlRNESA
The Irish Nationalists Unwilling to BE
Tried by Magistrate Shannon.

DUBLIN, Sept 2SI-The eyes Of all national
lists continue 70 be fastened upon Se court at
Tipperafy, whore Messrs. Dalou. O. Brien and
their feliow-prisouers are undergoing trial on
the charge OF conspiracy 10 prevent payment
Of rent to Mr.. Smith Barry, landlord OF Upper
AIRY.
Al the resumption Of tho trial this morning
Timothy Hesly arose and addressed the court
on behalf OF the defendants. He referred to
the refusal Of the magistrates 70 consider the
propriety OF Mr.. shannon's Withdrawing from
the case and announced that in view of
this the defendants felt themselves constrained
to refer the question TO the high court OF JUS
hce at Dublin. The defendants, he said, would
apply to that court tomorrow for a writ TO pro-
hibit the present magistrates from proceeding
with the conspiracy cases on the ground Of
bias against the defendants The counsel for
the crown. Mr.. Healey continued ought now
to decide as 70 the wisdom and propriety of go
ing on with the hearing pending this appIica-
ton to the high courts.
II Is likely that the last has not been heard Of
the collision between the police and the people
IN trent OF the court house at Tipperary last
Thursday. It Was reported this morning that
the government intends to prosecute many OF
the persons who were present in the crowd for
melting riot Mr.. Harrison. member Of Par
lament for the middle division of Tipperary.
Who received severe blow over the head from
poiceman's club, II mentioned among those
likely to be prosecuted. Col Caddell. the pre-
siding magistrate at the Tpperary hearing.
asserted that John Morley appealed TO him to
exclude the crowd from the court house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-29
THE q. AND O. CANAL LITIGATION
Georgetown Mfiiers and Business Nee
Want to be Protected In Their Rishss.


Today Messrs Edwards Barnard ana T.
stryker Bradford for George W. Cissel. r. n
Tenney. A. r. Cropley. W. II. Brown. y. L.
Moore, W. Laird, jr., ct Al, residents and busi-
ness men Of Georgetown. filed petition In the
suits Of G. & Brown Of al against the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Company.
The petitioners claim 10 be holders OF
the script issued by the defendant con.
pany for money or its equivalent In
labor and material expended in the repair
and restoration Of the Georgetown level of
the canal; that five Of them are lessees Of water
power from the canal company, and upon the
faith and strength of these lessees large sums
OF money we're expended in the purchAss 81
lands, buildings and machinery In Georeetova
and TINS city. and the canal company vss
greatly benefited In the revenues received from
them and IN the increase OF tolls and trsfkc
They state that June I. 1859, tho canal vsa
damaged by freshet. which wholly destroyed
the water power privileges, and the utter bank
rupt condition OF the company made IL unable
to restore the level 70 usefulness. The mils
could not operate nor the stranded boats be
brought TO Georgetown and nnloaded, and IN
this emergency the petitioners offered
20 advance money to repair the level. pro-
vided n should be returned out Of
the rents of the water ieases and the PROPOSE
ton was accepted In pursuance with the
UNDERSTANDING the millers OF Georgetown FUR
nished sl6.O00 and q regular contract wss
made for the repairs, the company assuming
the control OF the work and performing 10
under lts own officers Before Its completion
it was ascertaiped that the same WAS not suf-
fcient aud the amount was increased 20
s22. 50. which was absorbed in putting the
level in repair. For the $1,000 repair
script" was issued TO those who had adj
vanced the money and for the balance
twenty other certificates we're issued and de-
lvered. Under the terms of this arrange ment
Stephen Gsmbrill. president, and q. W. Cissel
became trustees for the purpose OF collecting
| and distributing the water rents under author
ity OF the directorship OF the canal company
They state that Sl.500 was collected aud de-
posted In the Georgetown Bank 10 their Joint
| credit and a dividend of per cent was paid
the holders January "a last, aud in addition
| there will be n balance OF accrued water rents.
DC. amounting to s4J00 payable Oc-
| tober l, which has not been collected
| because OF the pendency Of the suit
They state that having been advised that the
court will protect them in their righe that
the advances made were to secure fragment
OF the property from wreck, they are
entitls d to be reimbursed from tho funds OF
the company first available. In addition 20 be-
ing made parties to the suit they ask. that
Cambria and Cissell be decreed ~ trustees 20
receive the rents and distribute the same aud
in case Of sale Of the canal OF it's restoration
and continued operation that they be pro-
tected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-29


am. MARY T., beloved wife 81 Wyatt Archer.
Church On Tuesday afternoon as O'Clock
DEFoREsT. September IS. 1890 at ST. Elizabeth
Hospital CHARLES DEfokEsT. AGED forty -twe
Burial Tuesday. ,september 20. 1890. from WIN.
Lees, undertEEer Pennsylvania avenue.
instant Am T.. rei,et q MICHAEL DoohhY. A''h
from 81 Peters Church Roauiem
DYER; saturday, septenIber %. 1890, at 4 pm.
BENZ. FRANKLIN DYER i'm the eighty fourth Pear
Fanera from, IN. late residence, 1902 Ninth stree,
invited TO attend. No flowers
HLRBIIN. ON Monday. September 20, 1890, at
Notice of funeral hereafter.
KAHLER. On Sunday September rs. 1890. az
kAHLEk at his rSsidenoe To- street sOutbesss ND
Funeral private
THOMAS. infant son Of Thomas and Emma King.
aged four weeks
LUCAS. Departed this life sunday morning Sep
TENDER as. 1890, at :, O'Clock q. m, THOMAS LCCks
FGnersl viii tsfe place from Mr. sdney sersert.
No 4Os street southeast Tuesday, September 80.
LUDLOW. AT ossdale, Long Island on September
20. 1890. WILLIAM n. LUDLOW
dshHs 3n nVnafS SsSPsTos ap 20 lsso
LOUIS II. aud Clara 4. Msiers. aged seven mouths.
When gazed on her Innocent face. - stii and cold
Apd thousht what a lovely child she had been.
O, death, thou lowest the beautiful.
In the woe Of my spirit cried;
OF my little Bessie tnat died.
Funeral will tsks place from her parents residence
TENDER 80. at 80 pm. Relatives and friend. ere
respectfully invited 10 attend.
MATHEWS. Departed this life Saturday septem-
JosEPHiNE, the beloved wife 81 Edssrd Hsihs..
and dsughter Of the late Patrick Flaherty. tls
uneral viii take place from her sisters residence
oeocf Relatives aud friends rsspectiuis invited %
attend.
McAnDhE- On Sunday, September ss. 1890 ..
Michael aud the late Mary McArdis, sssd twenty i've
Rest in peace
Funeral from late residence 1919 Fifteenth street
Tuesday september 80 at s:So AN Requiem snass
the beloved daughter Of George aud sniis need ax.d
fourteen years. eight months and eight days.
May she rest in peace
Funeral Tuesday at 3 O'Clock Pm. from Third Bsp-
JONES BARoITI ALoYsIUs infant con Of VIM.
W. and II Augus,a Jones, Departed this life sepsem-
months and fifteen days.
God hss berefr MS Of our darling angel
Funeral from residence No. 5i2 Nineteenth street,
norhwss. aud ,r.S & =, september So
RoANE. Departed this life Sunday. September %
s2S sisn e.. iSp Hon and saSs hss sAEI ~
Fu4sTsl VIII take place from the residence Of hss
Instant at oeiocS S nd .ns Sy IN
spectfuIly invited 20 attend
CRU oS Sp s'1S S,ss q ssa s.
shnxrIs axe. ,r se ,s yeap, n, o.
day. September 20. at $50 sNs ReaSis@ mas az
and frieuds rspectfay invited sisese isprissnsid
and Massschasetn pslers please eopy.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-29
A Pistol Carrier Fined.

George Carter, colored, plead guilty in the
Police Court today to a charge OF carrying q
pistol and Judge Miller fined him $50 or ninety
days. Lawyer Kicks subsequently appeared a.
Carriers counsel and said that Carter had no
doubt plead guilty under misapprehension Of
his rights. Judge Miller thought differently,
but in order that there should be no mistake
Policeman Grant, the prosecuting witness, was
called and said he heard Carter say ''I'ii kill
the - -" He searched the negro aud
fourd the weapon on him. Judge Miller found
that there was a mistake. but one that could
not be rectiied under existing Law. The mis-
take that the fine was made quate, but IL
was all the law allows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-29
Tur HrerrMo TnrArxrsr Or
CONSTIPATION AND ORDINARY pYsPEpsIA.

Sir Andrews, the English prose>sos besvss thar IN
the vast ma jorty OF constipation be sue
ccssfuly overcome by following the simple rules
stated below without the Of other ped1cstio
1. On nrst waking In the mornine. and. slso. II
going 70 bed a. Night take tea.poonu nj
Of the ported Carlsbad byrudel Salt d1s
solved IN tumbierful Of water thaf pint,. cold W
hct. -
y On rising take q cold or tepid sponge bath fol-
lowed by brisk and general tuw eiiug
s. Clothe isily and loosely. sse tLss there y ne
construction about Tho waist
8. Take three siinple bpt hberal meais daily.
g. Avoid plckles rt,cs<, curries. preserved pro-
VISIONS pies Pastries. cheese srna dried fruits. fusA
ali hard and indisestibis foods tsken win
view Of uaoving the LowelA
beware of cie. tinlistonA Use only tn genuine
imported Cnrlshsu ssfude. sslt which he's the seok~f
the cty ~ csrlsbad snu tine sis nature u -kisn1r
Mendelson sole agents. Barclay -. Bee YORK.
on every bottie slx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-29
FH1EsDs Ii Dnrsa
Er;f e. E.' E Enf sHts W: s.
: Err / Eff So

Ton think more Of Q friend than ysu do Of 4
rranser-hsve greater eonadsnce in the words and
feeds Of the true and tried Why 10 not that rood
eOmParlso1 10 make Of things you vssr-UNpER-
WEAR. for instsneei That 10 the way view it.
1'sere Is not season ross by not importunsd
y neiude with our standard lines some new conner In
the Manufactured world Occasionally there b one OF
E1rked merit We take it-buf 70 the exclusion
Of our sdfi.faetion-ofrfng Jrieads
The AMERICAN HOSIERY CoNPASf'S roods are
OF ths SUPERIOR order youch for 20 secIrely-and
they make for the whole fay Now. you don't care TO
Rad long list All you want the 'bescon lishh"-
the lesders. Enough to tie your ideas to-snd give
you some sort Of clue quality and pries So don't
frHsiate this to be entire stock. Take Just o. is
j. meant bean fndex nnger-and follow In the
rvcticn IL points
CAiIJrv.ls White Ner.no Vests PsnsaIets and Draw
e-,ize I6 3oc. Five cents TO each increase in s,ze.
Chiidrens Naturs Wool suits-6Oc. for the 20 sizs-
children. White Wool Ribbed vssss-sizs 2. Soc
tls usual rise
LADIES' White Msrino Vests and Drsvers-7sc.- Any
Gzs.
Ladies' Heavy Balbrissan Vest and prawsrs-ooc-
sny size.
LADIES' Scarlet Modicased Vest and Drawers. s1
sach-all sizes.
LADIES' Medium. Weight Atwood ys.s snd Drawers,
u IS, all sizes
LADIES' BalbsigSzn Union Su.ts-26-in., IL 1o-loc,
riss On each size.
I.A:.es' soa-shrinssSls Ribbed Vest and praxsrs-
al sizes, 81
Ladies Extra Elmo Swiss Ribbed vests-in White
seiret and Natural Coior-hieh neck long slssyes
NJ. j-si.2j.s with 10c. rise on each size
Laaues' White Swiss Ribbed Drswsrs- 81 35-aI
si2es.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed B0diss-size 3-7sc.-loc. rise
on each size.
ladies' Plated SILK Bod,es-ouR special prc.-esc,-
any sizs
Ladies' 1-picce silk Bodies-75c-a ssses.
Laa.ies' Plated silk Vests. with the high necks and
long slocves-sl.75 for size No. 3-loe rise on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-29
BE- BEAurrruI

Mme A. RUPERT, World famed Complexion sre
cialist and Lecturer. has lectured this subject In
all the larger cities Of America and Europe She
fails to Ill the largest theaters In evey city aud 10
always Endorsed by the leading newspaper ny Wortd
says: Madame Rupert, the renowned complexion
specialist lectured to fashionable audience At Fifth
Avenue Theater last eveDing-hundreds were turned
away" To those who have been unable to hea- this
emiuent authority she will send her eight-paRe cir
euiar, giving valuable information, receipt Of 4c
Postage. Nine Rupert is the originator of Wonder
fui Face Bleach which creating such iurore among
society ladies ut present NINE. A. RUPERT,
s23 Branch Once. 4S0 7th St n.w.. washinxtop.D DC.
LIVERY DAY 1NCREAsES THE POPULARITY
y that when ouse used relief is sure to follow. DON'T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-29
CoArs-CoArs-CoArs-

Evsryhody-mest-hsd the II0nT WRIGHT
ovKRcoAr question on the brain this NOM.
Z Ing. Our ''Gn.BERTs" II els-snd IL san
amer ones mp 70 e3S have been in crest dsmsnd
When you come 10 dssss cut he -ssrvsacos
sessons" Il don't look quite % bright - you'd
like IL to-does IT. Well. new oas-and s0sd
one-s cheap that it hardly pays ron to
D wound your pride By wearing the ola onA
Naturally think great deal Of our stock.
But our prids In IL 10 driven deeper b. the ssss-
faction 81 gives othsrs ,Davs being able to npd
Just what you want-apd al,oaps 1t Les price
than anywhere siss-nevsr sends you away
p from our house empty handed. Trying to serve
A you from stock of dribists il like lettias
hungry man took At feast You can loot and
cato your 6ll-bosh-hsre. There. an abuud.
snce.
Actions speak lord or than words-rhs old
sdsge that . barking dog never bites" hts
in here very properly-ws can't help
thinking that twenty-five years - makers and
sellers Of nns clothing ought to be suficient
L for us to keep our hand In. We look to results
for the proof Of our success We surely wouldn't
A sell four timss O. much clothing - any house
in Washington II We hadn't the stylss-,he
qualities aHd ct the prices that please tho
N people. We don't say 'four times - much" %
@ achsnce guess-It can be figured out. and we'vo
gone to the bottom Of it.
Q Who have always been the first to introduce
the new styles! Without dissenter you'll say
o sAKs AND COMPANY. Who have been continu-
7 ally pesgins sway ct quality-and trying to get
n you to look for the best in ready-msds Cloth
insf Again it's no one but sAKs AND COM
e PANY. Where have prices been turned torsy
turvey' At sAKs AND CoMPANYs. Our
8. position IS leaders 10 an EARNED one We're
going to continue there by deserving to.
What better illustration Go you want of our "com-
mand Of the shears" than those DOUBLE BREASTED
cUTAwAY SACK and CUTAwAY FROcK SUITS we
announced in this mornings Poet, They are high
in cloth. Look at them and the hundreds Of other
choice things that are there.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THE PRopLE-PLEAsINa CLoTHIERs,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH,
$50 STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-29

LADIES
Needing o tonic children that want building up
should take
BROWNS IRON BlTTEES
It 10 pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Indigestion and
biousness. All dealers Keep it.
A fTER DINNER TAKE ONE OF CARTEKs
a Little Liver Pills and you will be free from
rising OF food from the stomach. Try them aud be
convinced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-29
Ok Az. SrDrs

Ayers Pills ne cemmsnAed The best regulator Of
TIE liver stomach and bowels. Dr. Thomas coapen
Of Centre Bridge. Pa says; Hsvsng long used Ayers
Pills With good results can eoradantly recommend
them shove all othera" DR.. George p. Spencer Of
Unity. n. n. writes: II consider Ayers Pills far
superior. cashartic 10 shy that are furnished BIZ
the phsrmacopGia"
~After suffering for eight ycas from chilis and
fever. with only occasional intervals Of rest was
cured By Ayers Pills alone Ny case had resisted
treatment With the usual doctors prescriptions and
grsst number Of proprietary medicines but under the
infuance Of Ayers Pills the chls aud fever ceased my
liver and stomach restored 10 healthy action and
my former GOOD health returned. Ayers Pills cannot
b s.cssd ~ remedy for disorders cAnsed By mais-
nal peisons"-sl L. Barrow, Gordon, Tex
For headache Ayers Pills are the most effective
nedicine."-G. Rodee, Homer, NY.
-when feel the need Of . cathartic take Ayers
Pulls and find them to be more effective than any other
pills ever took"-Mrs b. @. Grubb Burwellville, Va
AYERS PILLS
Prrared BY
Dx :. c. AVER Co, Lowell, Mass
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-29
Iudictments Reported.

The grand jury today reported TO Judge
Bradley the following indictments: Charles A.
Newton, violating civil service law; John J.
Verser, do; Kate Green. larceny from the
person; Charles H. Gray, larceny; Jacob Zell,
do; John Farrell, larceny from the person:
James Williams, assault with intent 10 kill;
Harvey Gray, do; Patrick Harris, horse steal
ing; Leonard Gilbert, embezzlement; VIM.
Woody. Vim. Calvin and John Matthews, rob
berry; Frank Williams, do; VIM. Harris. alias
johnson, do; Mark Smith. assault with intent
TO rape; VIM. Turner and Henry Clifton, house
breaking, &c.
Sixty-foot postal cars are to be substitute
for the fifty-foot cars between this city an
Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-29
THE PRINTING OFFICE SITE.
The Attorney 20 Examine the Title
Claims Against the Seller.

The papers in tho ease Of the site for q new
Government Printing Once have been trans
mittsd by the commission having the matter in
charge TO tho Attorney General, with request
70 sxanins Tie titis Of the land 1t the corner Of
North Capitol and g streets with view to dis
covering the sdvisabiiity Of purchase.
Special attention iscailed TO the eiaims that
sre now pending againss the would-be seller of
tho property. It IL expected that . decision
win be rsaehsd In few daya n II should APP
pear hat there 10 . Foundation for the claims,
that the comnissiop viii wuif the sixty days
required BY tho law and then resort 70 con-
dsfnpstios. Bnt IL IL Mkely that compromise
can b. reaebed before thea BY paying the
nouey into the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-29
BAD FAITH ALLEGED.
Signor Crispi Complains OF Frances
Attitude Toward Italy.

PANS, Sept 29.--Ths Figaro publishes an in
terview with Signor Crispi, the italian prime
minister, in which he denounces the attitude
of France toward Italy, aud instances the an
nexation Of Tunis in spite Of her promises to
the contrary as a breach Of good faith on the
part of France. This action he declared was a
stab at the heart of. Italy. He defended the
negotiations for the renewal of which, he said
are still pending. There is no danger of q war
unless it is sought by France. He deplored
the continued increase Of their arinaments by
the nations Of Europe, and believed that this
course would end In running Europe 10 the ad-
vantage of America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-29

AdnipAsas 0audeo and Humphrey Howard.
y60ng colprsd man, met en- Fletcher Hill yester-
day md cnkaeed in : eight during which Howard
recetysd slirht ut on the arm, for INJECTING
which 0sudso via spsnd one month In jail