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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-06

Lately at Tangier Taking Dispositions
in Consul Lewis Case.

London Special TO New York World, January f.
An American who has just returned from
Tangier said today that the troubles which
Consul Reed Lewis had passed through lately
had undoubtedly affected his mind. When this
gentleman left Morocco last week Mr.. Lewis
did not intend to Immediately obey the order
OF recall sent by the State department, but
had, in fact, determined to stay at Tangier in
order to dsproye the charges made against
him to the effect that he had killed his wife by
neglect. AS matter of fact there have been
no charges of this nature brought against Mr..
Lewis, but it was the common gossip of the
people of Tangier, which was made worse by
the attention Lewis paid to it.
Consul Lewis defense of the Moors who
claimed American citizenship two years ago
was the beginning of his trouble. The HorLd s
London correspondent was in Tangier at that
time. He can avow that, however faulty, from
an American point of view. Consul Lewis was
IN his diplomatic duties, the agents of the sui
tan of Morocco and the governor of Tangier
lost no chance to subject him to petty persecu-
lions. For instance, at the time that Consul
Lewis child died he was refused permission to
take the body to America, and he had to pack
it in parcel box and send it to the care of
Consul Prague at Gibraltar, who forwarded it
to America.
Two weeks ago, when Lewis first heard the
statements that he had killed his wife by
neglect, Consul Ben Folsom Of Sheffield was
visiting there on his leave of absence. At
Lewis request Folsom took the dispositions pro
and con OF everybody in Tangier who knew any
thing about the matter and forwarded them to
Washington. II heard some of the deposit
tions," said the American already mentioned.
The accusation amounts in substance to this:
Mrs. Lewis was subject to heart disease. On
the day she died she did not appear worse than
on other occasions. Lewis did not call in a
doctor even after death. and he and his Arab
servant prepared the body for burial. This
created the scandal"
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RAILROADS.
I'HE GREAT

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
potBLf nj TR All a. "s ss Nh Snl sSCrEwEr.
STEEL kkIisa MssSiI fSiS ffins SHffssrs.
TRAINS LEAVE n t %ss InrS:TS lsse s
fS S4 h,,ssn sTa AND w sTSLkfs As TpIioSs
OF Pullman TesiInnies cIrs :. ~ ia ., hrgrss
Ss, L s, 10 SO am; daily . Columbus and i
lumhus and sleepins Car. Harrisburg 70 R,cs.
nI;h s, .nG as,y S,eert SATURDAY. 20 chioaSa
taFiST Car nMash,nsIon 70 hsrTsbars and s ss
CINCINNATI. and Dining Ger HsTri.bars 10 81
eeans car. x nafTs.s !, 80 daily sta
LOUIS connectins daily at Harrisburg with through
rr daily fST Ps'sb bhs and TN w -.
Win through Sleeper 10 Rttsburs ana nttsb1rS
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
daily. except sunday, = loan.
For Lrie C.nsniasuA and Rochester daily. for Buf.
For "h s,eep ar HAT9,2sIon = ksC hester.
. an. daily, except sunday.
f tSI HHiaI i IlIfTF SSils' S,8Ims
go. 200. IL 90 and n 40 An, 10. 8 "a
I'm, Limited Ehrress OF pullman PsriSr Cara
.;t0 am daily. except SUNDAY, and 4 w p.lA
FOR PHILADELPHIA. ONLY
Fast EHrress ;: losm week days aud 5: 10 m daily
For bost"n slihS", chApss; , 20 p m. every day.
Jersey Uity with boats OF Brooklyn Annen AFFORD
ing direct transfer ~ fulton street .yoidinr
= double ierrlage across New lork City.
For Atlantic ClS. IA $40 N. week dAs IL 20 .. m
for baltimore. 6.35. 7:cO $40. 300 Q 40. 10 "a.
500 and IL 40 AIN, l2:u5. 2:lu. 3 -, 3:aa
sou, 4:lo. 4:2O, I:4o. 900, ~. s:lO. 10 sO0
tl.G ! - pm. On SUNDAY. 300. 9fUL. 10 ssa
II 40 am, 10. =, 10, 81. 90, 10, q OA
$40, S:ln lu.uU aud II 40 pm.
for Iol~s Trek i-ine 20 a Ia ana 40 p m daily.
- except sunday
For An nApolis, "a, 81 90 an, 1 .Os and 4 20 nm.
dall,, except SUNDAY. sundays. 300 g. Ia. ID
pm.
ALEAANDkIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
MAJ AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILWAY.
IN Effect NOVEMBER is 1889
fof Aiefshdria 4;.su, So. a. + 40, Y.45, 1887
sm- 4 - noon, = 90. 10, 4 rs. .55. q .Ol.
SO-, ~ 90 AID II 80 pm. ON sunday at 80,
80, 50, 1907 am = 3d. AIS. o.Ol. Sol
and 1000 pm
Accommodation for Quantico. 2 As am and IS
I'm. wceA days. - Sundsys
for hlcLnioud aud the south, = 10, 10 50 and
10 pm. daily. Accommodation IS pm week
days.
Trims leave Alexandra for Washington. Cos .O5,
e5uO 3.lo. iO:l5, IL 90 IN. 20, 300, 10,
b:lO. 800. . -, 10 81, 10 a. aud .U5 ~ m On
Sunday al - 10 and 4 90 AIN. = ~. D 10 o!lu.
:u0 40, 40 81 aud lO:42 pm.
Tickets aha information Office northeast
ner OF lbth street and fennsy lNania avenue and
the station, v here or4ers he lett CHECK
ChAs. r. PCGH. J. n MOOD
General Manager LAll Gen Fas Agent
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Mrs. Southworth Sinking.

Mrs. Hannah Southworth, who is charged
with the murder of stephen l.. Pettus, con-
tinues to sink. Her pulsation is more rapid
than it has yet been. The doctors have dag
nosed her trouble acute bronchitis with arid
pneumonia.
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Dropped Dead After "McGinty.D

David Sullivan, the famous base ball umpire,
died suddenly Saturday evening at Chicago.
Heart disease was the cause. He had just fin
ished singing "McGinty," and was laughing
heartily with couple of friends, when he
dropped dead. Sullivan was thirty-five years
old. He was man of unusually heavy frame,
all bone and muscle. Liquor never passed his
lips and he was apparently an athletic model.
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Foreign Notes of Interest.

Minister Reld announced Saturday in Paris
that he was about to return to America on pri-
vate business in no way connected with his
ministerial functions, but on ordinary leave of
absence.
Saturday, by way of emphasizing the pros
poets of peace, the kaiser gave formal consent
to the formation of two additional German army
corps and the construction of new vessels of
war.
Edward Lloyd, the famous London tenor,
starts for America on March Is and will sing in
the United States and Canada.
The leaders of the official and financial world
of Berlin are seriously considering the prospect
Of grand worlds fair and exposition in 1891
on the centenary of the late Emperor William
birthday.
Sarah Bernhardt's "Joan of Arc" is hailed in
Paris as a very great success.
The American squadron of evolution has ar
rived at Gibraltar from Tangier.
Count Won Waldersee gave an official dinner,
at which many distinguished military men were
present.
Princess Bismarck and Prince Rottenberg are
seriously ill with la grippe. Many deaths are
reported.
The Erstefabriken in Pretoria, the largest
structure in the Transvaal. has been destroyed
by fire. The loss is f100, 900.
The Russian government is displeased with
the restrictions of the Turkish government
firman in regard to Crete and has requested
the porte to extend amnesty to every one In
the island and to abolish the state of siege.
A gale mas been raging all over great Britain.
Much damage has been done throughout the
country and many wrecks reported. The
Protestant church at Brissland was struck by
lightning and badly damaged
The railway workmen of Scotland have taken
a plebiscite on the ten hours question. The
majority are against a strike and express a de-
sire to confer with the masters.
The coliers at Breslau have joined the strike.
The schools at Halle. Germany. have been
closed owing to the prevalence of the influenza
Professor Nasse. the occupant of the chair
of political economy at the University of Bonn
is dead.
Professor Wilhelm Conrad Hermann Meuller,
the German philologist, died Saturday at
Goettingen.
The German Dowager Empress Augusta Is
suffering from an attack OF influenza.
The federation conference will open at
Melbourne February 8. Delegates will be pres
ent from all the Australian colonies. New Zea-
land and the Fiji Islands.
Gen. Won Winterfeld an aid-de-camp to
| Emperor William, will represent his majesty
| at the funeral OF the ex-empress of Brazil.
4
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

g. No other paper published has anything
like half as many readers in the city of WASH
ington as has TIE EVENING STAR. and no other
one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit
Of its circulation
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ACOstly Outing.
AZ

Word has come OF the progress OF Royal
Phelps Carroll, who recently went to Africa to
hunt elephants. He has reached Zanzibar,
whence he will have an escort Of 500 men when
he starts inland. This little diversion will cost
him, i Is stated, $4,000. Elephants come
high, Like all big game"
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Breaking the Skating Record.

San Pander, who won the chief prize at the
international skating contest in Amsterdam,
made his mile in 3m. 6s., beating the record Of
A. Paulsen of Minneapolis, Mimi, in 1884. which
Was 3m. 26 2-5s. Norsey, a Norwegian, broke
the record for two miles in 6m. 25s.. Paulsen,
i'll 1894, making the same distance i'll 6m. 56 LIS
At Minneapolis, Mimi, Joseph Donoghue at
the Palace Rink last night, skated five miles in
II minutes and seconds. This beats the best
previous worlds record by 8 seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-06

ACTUAL g. ST.
Elegant DiVan in Tapestry and Plush reduced TO
$3.50
DIysn IL Silk Plush reduced to s.l.9
Odd Corner Chairs IN Silk Plush reduced to S945.
Odi Reception Chairs, " hlte ana Gold, Pink aud
Gold. reduced u SIS.
Oii Reception Char. silk Plush. reduced to SO.
Standing Cabinets, SOlId Cherry, Plate Glass,
reduced 10 Sl9SU.
Cherry Pe,ies;als extra largeJ reduced to So 20.
Mantel Mirrors, Cherry aud oak, reduced to : Is
hns up.
HANGING Cabinets, Solid Mahogany. French Beveled
GLAS. reduced TO So.
Muse Cabinets. cherry and Oak, from So up.
CHAMBER SUITES.
3-plece Oak Suite. BeveIed Plate Glass S27.
3-Piece Antique Oak Suite, OxydlZed Brass trim
miul-s, 81 90
3-pi-ce Imitation Mahogany Suite. Beveled Plate
Glass. S3l. 90
3-Iiece Mahogany Suite. Beveled Plate Glass. very
:i-riece Suite. 10th century finish. reduced to
esq 50
Chifoniers in Imitation Mahogany and Oak. large
bcyeled plate glass, SIS
Shaving stands. OAK and Mahogany. s15.
Dressing Tables, IN Oak, Mahogany and 18th
century finish. slS
MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE
Of every description
Don't fail to take advantage of the
GREAT REDUCTION.
d3l JULIUS LANsBURGH. 18th and sts
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As Good as Gold.

TWO HUNDRED LOTS NEAR DENVER. COL, FREE
Desiring to attract universal attention We
have adopted this novel and expensive method
of placing our property before the people.
The lots we are giving away are in Plaintield,
a new suburban addition on the Fort Worth
and Denver railroad, only few minutes ride
from the union depot at Denver, Col.
These lots are 25xl25 feet. wide streets and
nice park reserved. We keep every other 10,
for the present and will not sell. Every LOT
that is given away will be worth 800 in less
than eighteen months. We give only one lot
to each person and require no contract to i'm
prove. If you desire one of these lots send Ut
your full name and address, with 4c. for post
age, and we will mail you deed at once. AID
dress Plainfield Addition Company. Castle
Rock, Colorado,
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A Christmas Incident In Germany.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
LEIPZIG, GERMANY Dec % 1889.


LEIPZIG, GERMANY. Dec. %. 1889.
touching incident came to my notice yester-
day which thought might interest some of
your readers, as i. gives one an insight into
true German kindness. There is large girls
81 hool in Leipzig, conducted by three sisters,
Indies of the highest mental attairments and of
excellent family. These ladies, notwithstand-
ing their many duties, yet find time each
Xmas to think of and work for others and to
make the Amas season little brighter for
those III poverty and want. For two months
past they have been at work with the pupils
every Saturday evening preparing garments
for little bodies thinly enough clad against the
biting winter weather, thus accomplishing
three-fold good-teaching the girls to use the
needle, teaching a lesson in self-denial and
charity, and clothing the needy. And in the
last two days two Xmas trees have risen at
either end of the school hall as by magic, brlst-
ling with candles and CANDY with the countless
glittering trinkets which form SO much of
child's Xmas. Yesterday evening, at 6 o'clock
throng of fifty poor children, glowing with
anticipation, gathered in the brightly-lig lighted
hall and were received by the eldest sister. on
whose face beamed blessed peace and goodwill
to man and rare, unspeakable kindness
When all were come and the school assembled
this noble woman, standing in their midst and
smiling upon them, spoke, in the simple and
touching child's language, of Xmas, of the
Christ who had given his life for US, and
how we should emulate his example in our
lives by personal sacrifice for others; how,
above all things, this the true religion
and the true Christianity. There was scarcely
q dry eye in the room when she finished and
wished them all a merry Xmas and happy
New Year. Then, after a general carroll
''Stilla Nacht, Heilige Nacht"-was given to
every child complete suit of clothing and
underclothing and some cakes and candies,
a pupil behind a high-piled table calling each
forward by name. After little time the happy
children dispersed. Each year this little army
increases. This seems a little thing in ITSELF
but il serves to show the true German charac-
ter, we'll as the great power for good pos
sessed by an unselfish and truly Christian wo-
man A. S,
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APOLLO.

nRUNKENNEsS. OK THE LIQUOR HABIT,
Positively Cured by administering DIR. HAines'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
II can be given in cup of coffee OF in articles
food without the knowledge of the PATIENT
slutey harmless. and Will effect q permanent and
peedy vLe Their the Iatlent moderate drinke
OF al alcoholic wreck. II NEVER FAILS. over
100000 drUnkards have been made temperate men
who have taken Golden Specific in their without
their kHO~4ede and to-day believe they gult drink
Ing Of sLe4A S"H ITre VIII 1epase Of particu
fTSt
s. +. WARE. under Ebbitt House
X. X. HELPHENSIIAk. l4th 81. and ' {. ave.
nshll-eOl4DI
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T'HE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
- md BhIDlIE MONKS

EDWARD l. DENT. NJ. L. Proprietor
The best facilities in the city all kinds Of Iron
0ork- Steel Beams. Angles, &c. always in stock.
Zine ornamental Cast aud Wrought Iron Work 4
speciality Repairs and general work done in
Tie best manner and at short notice
sole hceG-ees In the District Of Columbia for the
-GOetZ- NIehell" system Of Beam Anchors and Pro-
tsctoEs Works. Cor. Sd and alter ats Tel, 1854
CITY Once. l4l3o st. NV. Tel f2s-l,
IA
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MIR. DONNELLY'S FINES.
They Cannot be Paid with the Liquor
License Money He Deposited.

For good many years past Mr.. James Don
nelly has been annually applying for a license
to sell liquor. He would make application and
after its rejection would be notified by the
Commissioners to call and get his
deposit. This he never did and the
money was subsequently covered into the
Treasury. From time to time Mr.
Donnelly has been arrested and fined, but in
each case took an appeal. Now the court has
an execution against Donnelly for the fines i'm
posed, which execution it is trying to collect
Donnelly, through his attorney, has applied
to the Commissioners for the amount
of money he has deposited for
licenses which he never received, but. as the
money has been covered into the treasury. he
cannot get it back. 1t his idea to turn his
deposits over for the payment of his fines. The
following is the decision OF the Commissioners:
James Donnelly and Jas. ID. Donnelly each
succeeding year, commencing January 3, 1877,
applied for bar room license and deposited the
prescribed license tax therefor. Licenses were
granted for each year to October 81, 1883, and
refused for all subsequent years
of which they had due notice
The several amounts paid by them has been
covered into the Treasury of the United States,
excepting S4L67. which is for fractional part
of the last license year. All, excepting the
last stated amount, has passed beyond the con-
troll of the Commissioners. and cannot be cred
tied by our action on judgment OF a court"
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

~ aud TERRITORY, Notary and U. g. Commissioners.
9NO E. BEA1ls lSxl IT nv. In once from An
TOT Pm MAD
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6RATEFUL-CONFORTING.
LIPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST,

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slst eNery tendency 10 disease Hundreds OF subtle
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ever there IL weak POINT. We may escape mxny q
fatal shaft by keeplug ourselves well fortified with
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ksTttce Gd-,ffs.
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold only
u LaI; IOUId tins 10 grOCsrs. labeled thus:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-06

With one or two exceptions all of the New
York pool rooms which have been taking bet.
ON the winter races were closed Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-06

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
y LBS FRENCH CANDY, CSC; L GAL GOOD
= Wine, Zoe; lbs. Currsnts, 25c. l bot Grape
Juice Cunfermented 35c. gal Best Sweet Cataw la
Wine SOc.; Fine Whisky. At
O'.iARE'S CASH GROCERY,
dim l2fo 9TH ST. IL w.
DURBANK POTATOES, Zoe. BUsHEL
- Full Cream Cheese. l3c. 10. New Prunes &C. ID
Fun line Foreign and Domestic Dried Fruit also .
full line OF Groceries very low. n. A. POOLE,
oc3l-3m 044 Louisiana ave.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
~ = A d z r o /.

IL AID ERs.
We represent ave Of the largest houses the world
namely: Decker Bros. Weber, Fischer and Estey
Pianos and Estey Organs. Thee famous instruments
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option of purchase. and take old instruments in
change allowing the full value therefor We also have
department. for tuning and repairing and give careful
attention to any work in this line entrusted TO us
We have well stocked ware rooms st 934 street
this city; Is North Charles street Baltimore. and
1917 Main street, Richmond. Va
Buying on large scale do (beine the largest
Piano and Organ concern in the SOUTH enables US 10
sell to at the lowest possible prices and
on the most favorable terms
DO not think Of buying or renting Piano or an
Organ before examining our splendid assortment of
instruments and getting terms.
SANDERS sTAYMAN,
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The "OmphalOpagus."

From the Philsdeiphia Inquirer
There WAS u private exhibition OF the ''Om-
phalopagus,'' or double-headed baby, which
will be ON exhibition at the dime museum this
week, at the Girard house, last night, and DR..
John Cooper, the medical adviser OF the baby
or babies, gave history of the pretty little
monster to an assemblage Of newspaper men
and physicians. This child or children, which
is or are named Pearl and Ruby Jones, was or
were born six months ago in Upton county,
Indiana, and weighed at birth II pounds
She or they now weigh Is pounds and is or are
as healthy and lusty as could be wished. DR..
Bradfield who made a careful examination of
her or them, says that the amphalopagus is
connected by the coccyx, and is really two per-
feet children. The connection is cartilaginous
and purely superficial through the terminal of
the spinal columns. Their nervous systems are
entirely distinct and pain felt by one is not ex-
perienced by the other.
Superintendent Armstrong of the soldiers
home at Hampton, Va, declares that the dis
patches from Washington, giving the impress
sion that about half Of Hampton's and Car
isles returned Indians die at their homes, are
incorrect.
Tommy Quinn, Baltimore's crack catcher,
and A. D.. Gumbert of last years Chicago
league club will play with the Pittsburg Play
ers league this year.
Chauncey Depew and ex-Mayor Hewett of
New York will be here Wednesday and present
to Congress the memorial setting forth the ad-
vantages of Gotham as the place to hold the
worlds fair in 1882.
DIR. Clark Howell has been chosen by the
stockholders of the Atlanta Constitution pub
fishing company to succeed the late Henry w,
Grady as managing editor. Mr.. Howell was
last year assistant to Mr.. Grady a. managing
editor.
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4 p o L L o.

All persons desiring TO have q Pure,
Healthy, Palatable and Stimulating
Drink with their Christmas and New
Years table should not fail " send for
VI this tine Beer
APOLLO
Anew and special brewing of the BAR
THOLOMAI BREWING co,
ROCHESTER, NY.
Price. sl.5O Per case Of two dozen
pInts, delivered TO any part Of the city.
3US nth ST. NV.
TELEPHONE AL.
n27-3In APOLLO.
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THE CONCORD HARNESS.

YET i HE bEsT.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
LUTZ & BRO.
497 Penn ave.. adjoining National Hotel
Horse Blankets and Lap Robes at low prices.
apI2
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THE ESERa1zER.

This developer Of MOMENTUM proved . success
By actual test ON FRICTION BRAKE. II came out
times ahead IN power developed. Tested in Cxln-
1en. Nj.
The LNERGIZER can be operated by Electricity,
Gas Engine steam Engine Is 4 great Means Of
economy Of fuel Order and estinlstes. Address
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