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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-04-04
HORSES and COLTS FOR SALE,
Heavy Work, Riding and Driving.

TIME under irnr,l snhscrtrr has his
il farm On the River Ho,d. I miles above
Se era Mills Montgomery ronuI,. NJ n
large LIt Of young, inr heavy work. ,idiur
and driving HORSES and COLTS for sale
Some o he horses are Tho oughly broken
leadriS Persons desiring to purchase ilor-
ses or Colts will do well in price and reliable
stock 10 call aud see NE
JAMES 7 TRUNDLE,
ieb !4-imp Porlesville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-04-04
FOR SALE

10G ACRES OF Valuable Land
VOO near Metropolitan Branch of the B.
4 .. R. R., and miles from Rock ville on the
Frederick road, aud only 500 yards from
Derwood Express Station and Postoffce,
with desirable Improvements; Churches and
Schools convenient; plenty of fruit and
shade, and good spring water. The place is
well adapted to the purpose of dairy farming,
or may be sub-divided for building pur-
poses. Apply TO
R. WATKINS,
Derwood, Montgomery county, Md.
apr Aft u
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-04-04

Gen. Daniel L. Sickle has been appointed
sheriff of New York city by Gov. Hill to
succeed Flack.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-04-04
Valuable Presents for Cash Buyers

Select one Of the following prrscnrs with Al
purchase OF So; :, pair OF large size pare
linen, handsome Damask Towels worth 75c
a.half dozen pure linen fine quality D mask
Napkins worth 75c; pair OF silk emhroder.
ed glove fitting Corsets worth 75c, ora fine
quality black Jersey worth i5c
Selec, one of the following presents viii, a
purchase of $40 or more, large size hand
same Bridal Quilt worth ST. 70; Two pairs OF
large size elegant Damask Towels worth
81 80; one dozen pure linen, line quality,
Damask Napkins worth 81 30; - rhir Of sn-
perior quality Corsets, also many other ynlu-
able presents TOO numerous to mention.
ma: 38-ftb 2s-ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-04-04
Order N1ai.

Clara s. Owens in her own right and us next
friend 10 WIN. 7. Owens aud Others ~.
WIN. \. Owens aud others.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-04-04

Louisville, KY, was visitei by cyclone
On Thursday of last week aud a large por-
tion of the town blown down, about I2s
persons killed and several hun dred wound
ID. The citizens decline al outside contrl.
buttons.
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O r D e r NlsI.
Laura V. Cowling ct al. VS.. Blanche Cow
ling et al.
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
No. 742 Equity, Docket j. A. No. |.

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
No. 742 Equity, Docket j. A. No. |.
HPON consideration Of the further fepoit
u OF Chaplin Brown aud Andrew d Du-
vail, the trustees in the above eniiiled cause,
il is by the Court this 25th day oil March A
d 800, ordered that the order nis hereto
lore passed in this cause be and the same is
hereby revoked and set aside and il is turih, +
ordered that the sale made and reported by
said trustees of the land and premises in the
pr o, eediugs mentioned TO Hilear, l.. OHutl
be ratified and confirmed unless cause 10 the
contrary thereofbe shown on or before the . h
day of April next: Provided copy OF this or
der he inserted iu some new spaper printed and
published ut Rockville, in said Mun so,neuy
county, once in each of three successive
weeks before the said 18th day of April next
The Report states the amount al sales 10
be $l5, 10000.
JOHN T. ViNSON,
Judge of The Circuit Court
Tor Montgomery county
True eopy-Tesl:
mar 2s-id JAMES ANDERSON. Crk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-04-04
IMPORTED CLYDEsDALE,
Y O u N C EN- SIGN,


Dark Bay, free from white: l6 hands high:
short legs, fiat bone and good feet foaled
April, 1882.
Young Ensign has been a prize winner
wherever shown. lie took first premium at
all the principal Fairs in Canada, and was
awarded the Diploma for best General Pur.
pose Stallion OF any age at Toronto Indus
trial Exhibition.
Terms, $40 season Insurance, Sis.
The hermitage herd of JERSEY CAT
TIE includes many noted animals from the
celebrated ST. Lambert family-Stoke Pogis,
Duke at Darlington, Coomassi, Perrot, Rioter,
Ramana, &c Animals of both sexes and ali
ages can hr supplied at Farmers prices.
The hermitage herd OF GUERNSEYS
we're selected from the most valued strains of
the Island. They combine the richness OF the
Jerseys with She size of the Short Horns and
stand a'one in producing the richest colured
butter in underwater on dry feed.
BERKSHIRE PIGS registered on the books
OF the American Berkshire Association.
st. BERNARD DOGS from imported stock.
WM. ]. THOMSON,
Wheaton, Montgomery county, Nd
feb 2S-sep 27-y
A 7 DR. THOMAS NEW DRUG STORE,
N Herenyade, Ianos, Apolinaris and
Buffalo Lithia Waters nov 9g-ff
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SATURDAY, the 18th of April, 1880,

at the hour Of . O'Clock p NJ,
sell the property therein mentioned al public
auction, at Boyd's Station.
This property lies on the road from Boyd :
Station 10 Jacksonville, and one-tour,h ui Al
mile from Boyd's Station, and adioins the
lands of Henry Mus>er, Ham Lewis and 9th
ers and contains abont
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-04-04

PLENTY OF LIGHT
inspect yourself all classes goods and take pleasure
articles which such
al adv
THESE PRICES MEAN PLAIN BUT SUBSTANTIAL:
A Solid Bedroom yad
$2S Iarlor Suits pieces each One at
Gu Tnrcoman Curtains $15 per 1928, $40
a frstrae line of 5-Frame Body
per Brussels 81 per yard made laid
ineo Of Cretones a Csc and LINED
WE CLAIM THAT AS DEALERS
10 with the best that
personal Judgment with
any and all such goods carried by
repairing and rephoserag furniture specially and shall
o. " prompt and We desire to please st#
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MOrtgagee'S SaIe.

Id Sykes and Laura Sykes. his Wife, to
Washington W White, dated The 9Th day OF
January, A. D., 1889, RECORDED among the
Land Records of Montgomery county Mary.
land, in Liber J A, No. IL, folio l75, ana
a power of sale therein contsinel, The sub
ecriber will, on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-04-04

The bill providing for appeals u, the
Court OF Appeals in the Chesapeake and
Alvey in the Circuit Court for Washington
county was killed in the Maryland Sen ate.
The House had already passed. the bill. but
in the Senate the measure came out OF the
Judiciary committee with an uniasorabIe
report. Mr.. Poe wanted the bill substituted
for the report, but the motion was defeated
and the unfavorable report was adopted by
10 TO o.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-04-04
FUR DEPARTMENT..

We showing boundless of
have done this have
month
any one buying them in the height of and bought largely
you know have advanced considerably We
Black Hare NIuGs NIuG 81 so to $40 Nu,
Muhs So Cape Seal Muf So bargain Monkey NUTS s3 ~
Grey Lambs Mufs So Black
Cbe Nng
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-04-04
5 ACRES OF LAND.

TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by The
Mortgage-cssh on the day OF sale
Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser
WASHINGTON W WHITE,
mar 2l-ts Mortgage.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-04-04
SELL PLUSH GARMENTS.
PLUSH JACKETS.
CLOTH ELS.

We have the largest and of Ncwme
have shown heretofore Our styles
say you buy our goods will be MOTTO find them
You should S Beaver Newmarkcts
Bell sleeves Our good thing $I2 DIRETORE
NEWMARKETS at
STOCklNET JACKETSA good quality Jacket
bound Cor So so. The quality with 81
The evening world., 1890-04-03
POLITICAL ECHOES.

Col. Elliott r. Shepard has evidenced the fact
that his political Rmbiiion rises above the
MayorAlty by hailinR President Charles \.
Smith, of ths Chamber OF Commerce, AZ Now
York's next chief executive officer. This was
done At the dinner gwen by the Colonel at the
Republican Club. Tho Coloncia next political
dinner Is due for early In May at the Federal
Club.
II was with great reluctance that John u. Box
ton consented to accept sherin Sickless ap.
pointmont OF him as Under shcriI. "lt's q
thankless and disaFreeAble position" said he.
With the new Interpretation OF the laws a fel-
low doe'nt know when he is scommittIng q crime
In tue diar l,arRe Of what he Supposes hts duty
and don want To become Il criminal. even un.
Willingly
EI-Deruty Collector Charley McIrc. the
clever yonng man who acts aA the Secretary of
the County Democracy organization, succeeds
to William N. Pennys position rs private serrc.
tary and Bond Clerk In the District. AttorneJ y
Office He viii draw his salary at tho rate OF
~. COZ per anLnum.
Julius HarOuIger has been reelected President
Of the SterLler Association.
Addresses wi 4 be delivered In memory Of the
late Judge Charles J. Nchrbas of the city Court
ut Central Turn Hall. tomorrow night. Chief
Justice McAdam Of the city Court. will speak on
behalf OF the late lurist's colleagues on ih,
bench and Richard Kptzcnmayer for the societies
Of which Judge NehrLas was member.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
"LhKM -

The experiment Of placing Mime. Patti
amid new surroundings was made at the
Metropolitan Opera. House last night, when
Leo Delibes'E very modernlwork. "Lakme, 7"
was produced by the members of Messrs.
Abbey and Graus Italian Opera Company.
Patti Ia very conservative 1t IL with an ef-
fort that she tears herself away from her
Semiramides and Sonnambulas " and
Lucias." The "diva" doesn't believe in
taking risk. This makes the production at
tho Metropolitan last night all the moro as
toniEhing.
Lakme" " was sung in this city a few
years ago by the American Opera Company
at tho Academy Of Music, with Nine. Pauline
L'Allemand in the title role. Would IL be
rampant heresy 10 institute q comparison
between Patti and LAllcmand2 Heresy or
no hercsy, the fact remains that Nine. L'Alle-
mand's performance was far more convinc-
Ing than that Of the nucen OF song. II filed
the eye more completely, IL satisfied the inn
Aginnton more thoroughly. and while the
car was amply rewarded by the diva. the
dissatisfaction OF the other senses led the
memory unmistakably and a trifs tenderly
III the direction OF L'Allemand.
Nine. Patti sang the bell song Admirably.
and hor florituri claimed as much admira-
tion az ever, but her acting was tame, aud
her conception OF the part decidedly lacking
in even intelligence. Why the heroine OF
"Lakme" shonld appear i'll an Indian jungle
in q white silk bal-drcsH In ore Of the ques-
tions that must remain unanswered. In his
"Green Room Fun Bronson Howard
showed MS a society amateur who insisted
on sporting dccolete robe on tho Rocky
Mountains. Mr.. Howard. therefore, must
be the ouly individual who can account for
PATHS attire.
The ballet was rather amusing. II was
ancestral, after the manner OF modern bal
lots. The premiere danseusc was a nico fat
woman, whose flesh Nobb!ed Mt every
movement and whoseJ Jennoss- Miller costume
left little to the imagination, which was,
perhaps, for the best, AZ the imagination
had been rather severely taxed.
Ravelli sang well at times. but he was
frequently out OF time. Nine. Fabbri was
Mallika; Marcasss, NilskHnta.i and Mare
scalchi. Federico.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
ATHLETES IN RsPCS-.

McCluTF. the Yale shoF stop OF the College
baseball team. Is the sau.e man who played
half.bHck for the Yale football team last Fall so
effectively.
McBride, the frst bascman Of the IRle nine.
was full-bacE on the ale football team last sea.
son. lie Isa cry hnc arst haseman. seemingly
getting everything TO matter how badly thrown.
Clarence NJ. Smith, the newly elected 90! tain
of the Clifton Boat Club. belongs TO the ultra
Englsh set Of Staten Island Swcildoui, but for
all That Ia considcrcda capital fellow and is very
popular with all who know him.
A. }. stephens belongs to the PassAic Bost
Club and Is stroke and captain OF the representa-.
tive eight OF the Club. His men beiieNe he IN
the sOlon of Rduatics and give him implicit
obedienes.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
A wlNoFALL FOR ADVERTISERS.

The most useful book for the use OF adver-
tiRerS printed recently has just been issued
by Mr.. NJ. Heimerdinger. the Nell.known
and popular advertising agent, whose Offices
are in TIE WORLD Building. 81 and 81 Park
Row. 1t is fcxible-back pocket volume.
handsomely bound in green morocco ami
gold. and is full ri Just such information as
advertisers ought to know.
Mr.. Heimerdingcr's long experience and
remarkable knowledge has particularly
fitted him to get up book OF this kind, and
there is nothing left unsaid. He tellS how
to advertise, and makes many valuable suR-
gtstlons in addition to giving facts and
figures about the various newspapers.
The circulation and advertising rates of
oil the periodicals published hcreabouts
are given in detail, and Mr.. Homer
dinGer clearly shows that he is equally
familiar in tho daily. weekly or monthly
newspaper line. As an advertising agent
lie has few equals, and the range OF hiS
knowledge in all branches of the Advertising
business IL wide indeed. His advertising
directory and lGtc book of last year was a
masterpiece OF its kind, but the one just
issued sprpasses 1t.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
PASSING THE $4,000 marx.
Harlem Council Still Sending in
Lodge and Club Ballots,
Metropoiitnn's knights Persistent'y
Holding Second Place.

While Harlem Council. 2i1. c. u. L., Ia
still FIRST in The EVENING WORLDS Lodge
and Club Contest with o.. 474, and Metro
poltan Lodge. 2UG. X. Of r., iS second
with 81. 025. there have been changes in
the third and fourth positions.
The James f. Rel ey Associations friends
came to the front yesterday, and increasin z
their favorite's vote IN ~, TTs. put the As
socintion in third place.
The Trainmens Relief Association, NJ. r.
H., however. keeps . close fourth. with
~, o02 TO its credit.
In fifth placc the vote OF United Council,
t,OJ5, A. L. of H.. has grown to 81. 332.
Voters are again reminded to cut ont their
ballots 10 that each one will bear the banner
printed over it, They are also requested
rot TO fold their ballots
A number OF counterfeit ballots have been
received ~ this Office. or course they will
not be counted.
THE EvErINd WORLD will offer a choice Of
two prizes for competition among the
lodges, clubs, assemblies. councils and
other civic organizations. whether social.
political or labor orRAnizutions.
But one organization might prefer The
EVENING WORLD Banner, while fine piano
for the club or lodge room would be more
appreciated by another.
The EVENING WORLD will give in this con-
test an elegant stand Of colors or banner,
richly embroidered and made by the we'll
known firm of Grumbnch Il Gross. Of 1875
Hudson street, this city. The finest silk
Will be used. and the embroidering will take
from ak TO eight weeks to do.
The other prize which may be chosen in
place Of the cnlors IL an $500 Weber piano,
overstrunR scale, three strings. patent ac-
ton, and may he had In rosewood, walnut.
mahogany or ebony, at option Of winner.
The fact that IL iE manufactured by Weber
guarantees that it is first class in every re-
spect.
The winner Of the prize will be determined
by ballot. The subordinate lodge, club, Az
pembly or other local orgauization in New
York, New Jersey or Connecticut which re-
ceives the highest number Of ballots shall
he decln red the winner, and shall determine
at itH next regular meeting after the ballot
is closed whether IL prefers the banner or
the piano.
When :he winner has been decided the
" nning organization may decide in full
meeting which of these two roval prizes
would be pre- eferable--a magnificent hammer.
suitable for the character of the organiZa-
tion. and to be made by one of the best
nanui acturers in America at n large ex-
pcnse. or q fine hrst-c.ass piano for the
meetlngJoom.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
STOLE HER stage JEWELS.
Burglars Make a Big Haul in
Jeanne Franko's Apartments

The police are to-day investigating mys-
terious burglary, by which Mrs. Hugo
Kraemer, better known on the concert plat
form as Miss Jeanne FrAnko, was robbed Of
nearly q dozen pieces of handsome jewelry
valued al over 81, 900.
The burglary was committed on the after
noon of Wednesday, last week. Mrs.
Kraemer went ont about 1 O'Clock, leaving
her sister. Miss Delphine Franko. In charge.
The latter left the apartments soon after
wards, and none of the family returned
until late in the afternoon.
Mrs. Krsemer was the first to return.
After throwing open the pArlor shades she
discovered that somebody had been FUN
bling over the bureau, and her suspicious
we're further aroused when she found that
several articles in her manicure set we're
broken,
She kept all OF her handsome jewelry in
small box in the bureau drawer. When the
drawer Was opened she discovered that her
property had been stolen.
The burglars had evidently been very par
ticular, as they took out her best jewelry,
leaving behind them lots OF heavy gold and
silyerWAre.
AMONG the property stolen is included Z Z
handsome ruby and diamond pin, with
precious stones, and valued at $500;
two handsome diamond pins; an
opal bracelet with diamonds one
solitaire ring, diamond, ruby aud
sapphire ring, set on = crOsspieoe; y4lu;;
able gold huntinE-oAse watch, enAmelled
and studded with diamonds; q diamond
collar button, q diamond lace pin, two opal
lace pins and two other gold watches.
The thieves also carried away hGndsome
poek ketbOok valued at SEQ and containing
small sum OF money. If they had called the
day before they would have secured $3.50 IN
eazh.
Miss Delphine Franko said this morning
that she thought the thieves must have
been attracted 10 the house by seeing the
yalnablez on her sister during some concert
IS she never wore her jewelry except when
on the stage.
The thieves evidently entered the rear
door and passed out through the parlor.
allss franko says that the ,cuttle leading 20
the roof was open, and they we're uncertain
whether the thief had entered from the roof
or hed come up the stairway. A reward OF
sl0o is offered for the return Of the prop
erty.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
Peculiar to Itself

That Hoods sursapariila does possess curative
power Peculiar 70 Itself Is cunrlusiyeEy shown by
the wonderful cures Il has rtl,. ed, unsurpassed
in The hi tory OF nedl iuc. This absolute merit
It possesses 6y reason uf the fact that d Is ire.
pared By combination, Proportion and
Process, Pc lIliar 10 Hoods SATsaparillA. known
to no other u.edlcine and bY which the full
medicinal power OF Az the ingredients ussd Is
retained hoois sarsaPaFtlla Is hIghly con.
ceutrated extract Of sArsapariuA DandeIion.
Mandrake. Dock. Juniper Berries, and other sell
known vegetable remedies. II has won its way
to the leading place among medicines by ats oNn
intrinsic, undiSputsd msrit aud has nov larger
sale than any other preparation.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
RussIAN sTupEnTs IN REVOLT.

To what pass things have come in the
empire Of the Czar may be gathered from
the present ferment among the students
at the universities aud the measures
which have been taken in their regard.
II is not easv to form correct judg-
ment Of the popular feeling in Russia.
Strange rs IL seems the great mass OF the
peasantry are st,ictly 10y al to their " Little
Father" the Gar. The revolutionary
ferment is among the educated middle
section Of society, with some reinforce
ment from the aristocratic ranks.
The Siberian scandal and Madame
TsHEBRIKovA's letter to the Gar are the
cause Of the present movement. The
Government has taken this youthful
ebullition quite seriously. and hundreds
of the students have been arrested and
several of the universities closed.
This Is enough to show that there Is
something in this ferment among the stu
dents. 1t Ii significant sign of feeling.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

- take Hoods sarsapsrilla, and md IL the best
meiieine for the blood ever uiel. Large quan-
hiies oi It are sold m this vicinity, As blood
medicine and spring tome II stands ahead Of all
others" II. n PHILLTrs, Editor sentinel -Adysr.
tiser, Hope valley, Il. l..
Every spTing for years have N Gde Il > prac-
tice 10 take from three to ave bottles OF Hoods
sarsApaiillA, because know Il punhss the blood
and thoroushly cleanses the system OF All i'm.
puTitles.' " II. LAvREScE, Editor Agricultural
EPitomiSt. indianapolis. Ind.
For ave years vas sick eVeFy spring, but last
year began In February &c tAks HOOd'S sArsaPA.
rllA. ! ussd eVs bottles and have not ssen alck
day since" g. ". sLoAs, Milton. Mas.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
The Anti.sIayery Committee Of Bru,

The Anti-Slavery Committee of Brus-
sells 10 laborinR to repress tho liquor trade
in Africa by increasing the duties Oh
alcohol in that primitive country. It Ia
bad for civilization TO educate the Afri-
can savage to taste for strong drink.
He is truculent and troublesome enough
without being stimulated to a fiercer
turbulance by the fiery fumes of whiskey
or rum. The Africans show a charming
aptitude for grog which they do not be-
tray for Christianity, but there is no doubt
that the latter is the better thing to send
them,
The evening world., 1890-04-03

Dom Pedro refuses to accept the pro-
ceeds of the forced sale of his property in
Brazil If his property has been sold it
is range the ex-Emperor cannot bring
himself to accept what it brought Money
is not such drug with him. and the moral
of declining what lawfully belongs TO him
Is not apparent. Perhaps he contom-
plates return to Brazil and does not
wish to be regarded as doing anything
which wonld seem an abandonment of
that position.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

assuming the responsible position Of wife
and mother.
Then the men could easily end employ
ment and command = good salary, thus en-
ablinR them to provide handsomely for our
girls. IL the girls will give MP their posi-
tionn and stay ~ homo womanh proper
sphere, am sure they will be heal lthiet and
happier and greater blessing; and not only
they. hut the whole world viii be benefited
by the change In 'Onr Girls.' II. l.. B.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
Learn to Be Mans Equal.

TO the IdifOr'
Our girls should learn TO be independent
commercially, Financially and industrially
OF our NJ oil. That is. they should engage in
business. cultivate buriuoB principles and.
in time, become thorough business women,
Rs our boys become thorough business men.
Let them form partnerships tho tame a.
men and start IN business for themselves.
10 matter what that business may he. Then
they will no longer be the subject aud slave
Of man. A aro many OF onr poor girls to-
day. WHO, III order to earn An honest llveli-
hood. must suffer many insults and
ind entities from men in order to obtain en-
ployment or retain IL alter II IL secured.
Then. instead ~ men employing girls to
assist them, the men and boys must stoop
to tho tender mercy of our women. All !
what n radical change this would be and
what n broad circle Of Independence this
would 10 Tor our girls. How soon they
would then be sought for ~ good wives and
a. worthy l,elpmnteu to mon. How koon
they could then bring down heavy weight
OF influence upon political Questions and
assume the roinS with man. Then, instead
of the foul and degrading condition Of
mans rule in politics, we would have
woman'H charity; then a purer government
with trustworthy officials. LAWRENCE.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

A Apeculiar suit has been brought by a
doctor against his boarding house
lady," who refused him the use OF the
parlor for the reception OF his guests
He claims that, although only hiring a
room in the house, he is entitled to the
use of the parlor for his callers She
clsiins that . room for the general use OF
her dodgers should mot be turned into a
doctors Office,