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The morning times., 1895-09-21
JOSEPH c. LAY ARRESTED.
Obtained Money From Allison Natlur
ON q RnYuS Check.

on a Bogus Check.
Joseph C. Lay, prominently connected
and well-known young man of this city
was arrested last night by Detectives
Weldon and Horne, on warrant charg-
ing him With obtaining money under
false pretenses. Allison Nailor is tue
complainant, and tue amount involved il
25.
Lay, who was acqua inted with Mr..
Naiior, obtained the money by means of
a bogus check, which he represented to
be good, and got him to cash. The check
was thrown out at the bank, however.
and when 1t was returned TO Mr.. Nailor
he sworc out a warrant for the arrest Of
Lay.
The young man was locked up last
night at the Sixth precinct station-house,
and win be given a preliminary hearing
in the police court to-day before Judge
Kimball.
The morning times., 1895-09-21
Go to Atlanta via Norfolk.

At 6:58 wednesday evening President
Cleveland pressed the golden button that
started the ponderous machinery. From
ers and sightseers viii make Atlanta their
objective point. or all the routes to the Ex-
position City there's none more delightful,
nor one more refreshing and enjoyable
than the ride to Norfolk on the Norfolk
and Washington Steamboat Company's ele-
gantsteamers, Norfolk, Washington or New
port News. 1t breaks the monotony of the
dull, hot, dusty railroad travel, besides
gives exquisite views of Maryland and vir-
ginia, Fortress Monroe, Old Point Com
fort, Hampton Roads, Norfolk, etc. Ideal
accommodations; superb cafe on the boats.
Connections are made at Norfolk with all
points North, West South and Southwest,
by all railroads and steamships. Tickets
maps maps, etc; at @ SlS; 6as, l42i s \ mPenpsyl-
avenue. Col. John Callahan, at company's
wharf, will cheerfully furnish any OTHER In
formation desired.
The morning times., 1895-09-21
Sir Julian Pauncefote Returned.

SIr . uiIttH Huficef"to ftcf ut frcu'
New York. Sept. 20.-Sir Julian Paunce-
fote, British ambassador to Washington,
who has been home on a three months leave
of absence returned to-day on the steamship
Campania TO his duties at the National
Capital Sir Julian is in excellent health
He went to the Brunswick hotel tonight,
and tomorrow will go to Newport.
The morning times., 1895-09-21
INDIGESTION; SEVERE PAIN IN STOMACH.
THOMAS FLETCHER, Of Clifton Station, Fair
f13 In H6 rvrifee.

I" I suffered the terri
bic tortures for ten
years with what your
DR.. Pierce's Common
Sense Medical Advis-
er describes, as Gas
trelgia' (pain in stom-
ach). I employed our
hoine-doctor- took y
dozen bottles of sarsa-
pariIla with no bene-
6t; then I took one
half dozen bottles of q
celery compound with
out any benefit: then
eight bottles of iron
tonic. yet 1 was no bet
ter; this was in 1859.
I then took six bottles
Of DR.. Picrce's Golden
NAAf~o1 ntcrOvcrU
The morning times., 1895-09-21

Physician to the Iilvalids' Hotel and Surg
ical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y, that all cases
of Indigestion, Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant could be cured permanently if the
right treatment were given. In support of
his belief that he had discovered an altera-
tive extract which he called Golden Med
ical Discovery, 'Ithat would cure these dis
eases, he collected from all parts of the
country the evidence of those who had
used his medicine, and he has asked the
public to investigate for themselves, as he
would be glad 10 furnish the names and
addresses of thousands of people who have
used DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. All interested should send for little
medical treatise. on Dyspepsia, Chronic Di-
arrfea, "Liver Complaint" Biliousness,
Constipation and Piles, published by the
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, N. Y, and mailed on receipt of six
cents in one-cent stamps. This book also
contains the photographs and testimony of
many persons who have suffered from dis
eases of the digestive organs
The morning times., 1895-09-21
HOLT CONTEST IS BEGUN
u ke DevIin Files the Scorched
Alleged Will for Probate.
BEFORE JUDGE BRADLEY

Messrs. Darlington and Lee Repre-
sent the Contestants-Text of the
Accompanying Petition for Letters
Testa amentary-Heirs Must Answer
by October IS or Sustain Defeat.
The morning times., 1895-09-21
SwMQQsSEg;,S
and Eleventh Streets
Storage warehousss-22d ST., near II

-This Solid Oak BED
ROOM SUITE is S11. SO,
but it's really worth S16-
in fact, 'twould be good value
at this last price. Has
carved top and beveled plate
mirror. Well made and fin
ished with splendid drawer
work.
Its worth seeing if
only for its cheapness.
The morning times., 1895-09-21
wn,l.r,s Family at Marse,IIes

MarseE!es, Sept. 20.-The family Of ].
Waller, ex- United States Consul at Mad
egascar, now undergoing a term of twenty
years Imprisonment in Clarvotx prison, ar
rived here to-day from Mauritus
The morning times., 1895-09-21
SHE PREFERS THE JAIL
Miss Maud lilly Does Not Love
Husband No. /.
BUT NO. 2 is HER OWN CHOICE

j. ". Goodman Was Selected by Her
Mother and They Married In August
Last-GeOrge w. Crosby Gave Her
His Name This Month-Pleads
Guilty OF Bigamy.
The morning times., 1895-09-21

vtica 1scde nev 1scs Of me. am now 6fty-
two years old. and for the past Eve years have
worked very hard on my farm. II IS impossible
Discuycrv'6
The morning times., 1895-09-21
ITALIANS LIBERTY DAY
Socleta FrateIIanza Celebrates
EmanueI's Entry into Ro me.
BARON FAVA THEIR GUEST

Many Other Distinguished Men Pres
ent-Pres ident man, of CO.
lumbian. Made a Speech Which
Aroused Great Enthusiasts m Ladies
Graced the Occasion.
The morning times., 1895-09-21

hatio:.al Riflos' Armory, go ST. NV,
Tucsday. September "a, 8 p. m, Mr.. Eugene
n. Camp. OF Harper Brothers, willlecture on
Making of 4 Modern Magazine" Stereop-
ticon viAws aud exhibition OIL literary curiosi-
ties, including original manuscripts of Trilby
and laany other famous works. Entire pro-
ceeiis TO building fund ofindustrial school for
homeless boys OF Eastern cities. Chair
man- afr. q. A. Tracy. Tickets 20 cents, at
Brentano's
The morning times., 1895-09-21
STUDY
of the action of

of the action of
medicines, or vegeta-
BILE compounds, upon
the stomach, and tests
in many hundreds
of cases, long ago
convinced Doctor
R. v. Pierce, &
The morning times., 1895-09-21

Amateur Baseball Notes.
The Rosebuds defeated the Twindade by
the score OF 81 to 3.
The morning times., 1895-09-21
| tickles the palate and
tones up the system-Pure
Berkeley Rye.
Jas THARP,
lin; otter of Wines and Liquors,
eia street Northwest
uet..rmertal Learue Game,

The game to-day bet wccn the Treasury
AM Commissioners teams at National
Park Will be br.mlul OF interest. as the
'Money yhaniIers have hopes of gaining
the secOndplacein the DrpaTtmcntalLeagu
series, which position Would be assured If
they should win the game. The batteries
will be Nichols and Farrell for the Treasury,
and Fuller and Dickinson for the Com
missioners. The game will be called at
&:3O D. m. and ladies are admitted free.
The morning times., 1895-09-21
Iwant TO be the Ieweier who
comes into your mind first.
ARE YOU
WORRIED

about a Wedding present?-
don't know what to give, yet
have to give something.
Quickly settle the debate
by looking over my exquisite
stock of gold and silver arti-
cles - wonderful variety -
prices moderate, too.
Don't hesitate to come,
even if you are not ready to
purchase just now. My store
is like a miniature exposi-
ton, for visitors come and
go when they please and
buy when they like. want
them to.
When you come ask to bs shown the
The evening times., 1895-08-15
DISAGREEABLE DUTY.

1t is not a pleasant task TO expose the
shortcomings of neighbors who in all the
ordinary avenues of intercourse are quite
delightful and commcndable. It IL the
imperative duty OF The Times, however, to
present I'm plain and emphatic language the
story of the Stars flop upon the trolley
question, as was done in The Morning
Times.
1t is necessary that the public should
clearly understand the Stars position. The
Times, therefore. reiterates that that paper
opposed the overhead trolley only at time
when II was thought there was no danger OF
successful attack upon IT, even tieush It
was Illegally maintained, and then ceased
its criticisms and began to defend and COM
plinrent the trolley people when the civil su-
thorities showed a disposition to enforce the
law.
That this shameless hypocricy was di-
rectly result of the ownership uf trolley
stock by Messrs. Noyes aud Kaufman
needs no proaf but that statement OF the
itself that, like old Joey BagsAack, il
was '.devilish sly IN the pn.tense of
virtuOus Indignation against the trsfiey
while quietly gathcfing in trolley stock
at ground floor prices and turning q
somersault- at the time when it would
do the most good, to defend and bolstef
up the almost invfncfble aggregation of
wealth which is bent upon pushing the
overhead death-tlezIiny tnoiiey thzough
a,aaT OF tne principal stssetE OF ;the ctfE>
Thie sehsne for dsssssane the vuhaie
The evening times., 1895-08-15
THE SILVER CONFERENCE.

The silver phalanX now iu Washington
seems to be fortified with Democratic
faith. Instead of declaring for 16 TO
President, the distinguished gentlemen
here i'll conference say they are silverites
with Jeffersonian proclfvities Their ap-
parent reluctance to jump into the silver
wave unless clothed ia a Democratic bath
ing suit will find obiectors among those who
have already leen INN crsed Associated
with them are the alli,eratiye SiLley, the
apostle Bryan, the child-like Bland, and
others of less glittering silver farss, who
are made conspicuous by their absence from
this conference.
TIE meeting, however, will be fraught
with great importance ard wonderful do
ings. most of which Will be embedded in
resolutions that scintillate with profuse
Recommendations of white metal, and will
be promulgated in speeches taat glow with
the fervor of polished silver talk from the
lips of eloquent orators This il about all
there is left ef the silver movement since
return Of coed times has robbed it of the
calamity argument Therefore the public
will accept the published proceedings Of
this Democratic silver conference in good,
natural way.
Excellent opportunity will be afforded
to cry down Wall street. Yesterdays eX-
port of gold, the frantic efforts OF the syndi-
cate TO maintain the Treasury reserve and
the talk of another bond issue will supply
material for a library of denunciatory gold
bug literature. To our silver friends it will
prove to be an occasion that fits itself to
opportunity. and if the atmosphere of the
conference room is not lurid with red-hot
vaporings it will be because the vocabulary
of the conferecs has been exhausted
But III the face of prosperity any further
discussion OF the MONEY question is all
talk, silvery wavelet talk.
The evening times., 1895-08-15
CITY HALL PERSONALS.

Though the allotted time fos Judge
Coles occupancy of the summer bench of
the suprene eosKt Of the District expires
to-day, his honor will hold over until the
close OF the week, when Judge McComas
will return 10 begin court duties on Monday.
Judge Cole has not YET defiRitely an
nounced where he Will take his vacation,
but IL is quite probable the mountains of
Virginia will prove enticing 10 him.
Nj. Alfred Buhrman, clerk of Chief JUS
tice Bingham's court, will start for the
mountains Saturday His wife viii accom-
pany him.
Mr.. Levy, of the register OF willis Office,
VIII visit Atlantic City early next month.
Miss Cecilia Davis, of the same office. Is
now enjoying q vacation at her vrgnil
home.
Attorney Leon Tobriner storts for At
iaatc City day after tomorrow.
The evening times., 1895-08-15
SEARCH FOR A SYSTEM.

Recent juakets of the Commissioners and
other officials of the District government
In search OF a garbage system seem SO far
barren OF Results. They have been North,
East, South aud West, aud from all indi-
catious Washington is no nearer a modern
sanitary method of disphsins OF its garbage
than it was before.
The pressing need of some adequate
system is shown by the complaints of nom
collection daily pouring in This is above
all the season when the garbage should
not Ire neglected. Washington justly en-
joys the reputation Of one OF the heaIthiest
OF the larger cities, but accumiating
piles of decayiug refuse, neglected by the
collectors, are not conducive to a eontnu-
ance OF this fortunate condition A gar
oage system is wanted, aa,l the authorities
cannot be too quick in fixing upon one COM
mepsuratc with the needs of the Capital
The evening times., 1895-08-15
@ GemtnA-


4 precious pair OF raseaas trulyi
Up TO all sSrts Of pranks unralyl
Fun and fruiic in every niotioni
As many MOODS as the changeful ocean
SunshiAe and tempest any day.
What has beconac of the household Quiet3
Genet-aad ducass couldn't buy it,
Where did you come from anyway?
Does Leda know you have gone a-Maying?
Gone from the fields of gold a-strayilg?
Did the watehfUl hosts OF heaven say things
When You threw away youf starry play
things?
How they must miss you ilka day!
And such a long dark journey-sleepy
And all alone and hungry, weepy-
You must have come by the milky way
The world is brighter since you loveus;
But the fields ofgod are dark above US,
For now at night, when you are calling.
The giist ming stars like tears are falling
Failing for their lost Geniini-
But though the weeping heavens miss you,
And Leda longs TO hug and kiss you,
We cannot spare you-CiemandI 1.
Granite Monthly.
The evening times., 1895-08-15
Gossip Of the Day.

"There 60 the David ana Jonathan II
Washington" remarked gentleman yes
terday as ksessr1. A. A. LipscomD and
Charles H. Turner, ex-Congressman from
New Yofk, walked down the Avenue,
deeply engrossed In each others cotn.'
pany. That pair is an apt Hiustration
of the BibIIeal duo whose affections was
said to sufpass that OF the fafreY sex.
They are vesitabIe chums from the word
go. You cannot see one of them half q
dozen times q week but that the. other is
with him. And I fairly believe that IL
Is not case of mere business relation
ship that brings them together, bat the
mutual appreciation of the sterling worth
of each man and the extreme eompatR-
biHty Of Temperament OF the two. They
are pair of the brightest lawyers In
this city, and it will not be long before
the came of the men as a pair VIII reach
fal beyond the confines of the District
line."
There are fewer fish stories than usual
coming from our anglers THIS season."
remarks gentleman who numbers among
his acquaintances q large number of the
disciples of Isaak Walton. II am hardly
reason that the excessively warm weather
has duiied to a certain extent the story.
couJurtns faculties OF the handlers Of
the rod.
But ones OF my friends has written line
to me about his catches. He is out fisfIing
In West Virginia and tells me OF a fish he
hooked the last day of last week. 1t was
cat, he said, and lie succeeded in getting
] "a. =, a.
As he went to- -catch It In order to weigh It
one OF the horns was thrust deeply into
the palm Of his left hand. He succeeded
in holding on with the other hand until he
could reach around with his bleeding left
and pull his pocket scales from bis trou-
sers' pocket. The fish weig he'd Just
twelve and one-haH pounds to the ounce
and hs guessed il To be about thirty inches
long. BY this time his hand got to bleed
ingiy 30 alarningly that he turned his at
tentiOn to it and the fish Hoped back into
the stream with the scales In his mouth
Ny friend hated it, for lie wanted to bring
tbs fish home and show that he W as telling
the truth"
''The use and abuse of sporting apparel
would make n good subject for a long es-
say" said lscal-dealer In athletic goods
yesterday. Even athletes freq uently
misuse the clothing designed to aid their
work, but those who most often harrow the
suit OF the genuine athlete are little would
bes. On every side we see callow youths
with golf stockings and a bicycle suit.
Yachting caps are worn by young men
men. who rarely even SEE the Potomac
River, and bicycle shoes are as frequently
used as remedy for corns as they are
to insure comfort to the rider Of the silent
steed. l wish some one would point out
to these erring ones the folly OF their ways
and Lot us have niorc uniformity in tie use
of clothing for sports
The evening times., 1895-08-15
Four Foreigners.

At the London Pavilion last week funny
inciti~nt occurred 1t was very hot even
Ing and tho-stalls We're well occupied.
About 10 O'Clock there was something Ike
confusion in the best seats and people
became curious and alarmed. Suddenly an
an umbrella sbot up from the stalls thea
another and another. The explanation of
this strange performance was that the slid
ing roof had been pushed back TO add To- the
comfort OF the audience and AZ unforeseen
slight shower coming up rather sent the
Individuals under tue rouf into q turnioil
The play went on with the umbrellas up
At q Frerch watering place Q theatrical
company stopped recently for week and
produced lot of plays which were of the
kind given at the Palais Royal, and to
which no careful Erspch mamma would
think OF taking her daughter. After 'Df
vorcons" had been produced 4 Committee
of mothers waited on the director and
asked him If he would not let his company
play something to which they could bring
their daughters we cannot leave them
alone at the hoteI.' they explained, ''and
consequently We cannot come to the the
ater"
DO your daughters understand these
plays" asked the willy director.
..Ofcourse uot!' rs wcred the mothers, in
dignant at the insiniIation-
We'll. theu," said the manager, what
possible harm will come Of their seeing
them"
The mothers gave up at this logic.
Theeosters' donkey pa rade al the Peoples
palace next Monday will be an interesting
sight. The show has been held there every
three years since 1887 and has effected 4
great Improvement in the lot Of the coster-
monger's animal Among those who have
taken an active interest in the venture
since the death OF Lord Shaftesbiiry have
beeu the Earl OF Stafford, the Marquis OF
Lorpe, the Baroness Blrdett-Coutts and
the Earl aud Gov utess OF Aberdeen
Photography Is one of the favorite amitse-
ments OF the royal family. Queen Victoria
has a fad for photographs and possesses a
large collection of photographs of eminent
peYsonages Some Of them date hack to
the time when Daguerre first made his
discovery, and many of these ancient
pictures are 70 iudistinet as 10 look almost
like badly-developed spirit photographs
All of the varied sradations 10 such pictures
are exhibited down to the very latest
The Queen is very foad
Of looking at her coliectisR
The evening times., 1895-08-15
Some Editorial Opinions.

EHa wheeler Wilcox, the .poetess- Of
passion, says: "TimesG finger on the dial
Of NY life points to high nooB." Better
turn the hands ahead, Ella. You're slow
few hours.-wmpm Herald
Perhaps 1t was on hearing chat Tom
Ochlltree had gone to Grny Gables that
that Insurance. company refused to take
risk ON Mr.. CIevciand's. life. Tom hos
taised several men to death.-St. Louis
Republic.
Persons Of veRy-fsfr order Of intel
Tect viii bfazenly occupy the piazza Of q
which they would. ap9pgize for with q
feeling Of shame tAeir own nomcs.-
Providence JouFna
Gov Burtocx's reparS that the Atlanta
exhibition viii be pm entering wedge to-
ward completing tpr bond Of unity be-
tween the North and tie South is worthy
of Sir Boyle Roche, in the way OF a figure
of speech.-Boston eratd.
The threat of polltIc Ical fight over the
awarding Of eohtraet for garbage
erematory reminds the public that the
city has seme refuse on hand that IL can't
dispose OF by fire without violating every
Instinct OF bamanity.-Chicago News.
We hazard tile gi,ess that the population
of Boston by tile new census will not vary
many thousands either way from Il round
half million. This will not be quite up to
tie calculation based on the geometricaA
ratio Of Increase, but IT viii closely accord
with the facts-Bostou Herald.
The"eood Wcs4eru man" wfiomH III says
tile DcnOeElts ought to nominate, may be
beaten out of the candidacy by Cleveland in
1S96as he was In 1892 Themau who gave
victory to the Democracy after its quarter
Of q century Of inter- upted defeat has big
pullou the party yet.-St. Louis Globe-Dcmo-
crat.
Quay seems to have beaten his enemies In
the great fight now waging for the control
of the Republican party organization in
Pennsylvania. 1t Is bitter contest be-
tween corrupt factions and the arch-eor-
ruptionist has won The Philadelphia
Pittsburg combine tried to beat Quay at his
own game, but failed. lie is still the boss
OF the Republican party in Penns syivania.-
Wilmington. Del. rEvery Evening.
1t is announced that subscriptions to the
amount OF $40 % 90 have been raised to carry
Prof. Garner to the Interior of Africa, to
continue his research in the language OF
apes. Teaching the professor the monkey
tongue comes high, but we suppose We must
have it We can get it, The case is inter
esting from another standpoint Prof.
Garuer is probably the first missionary to
go to the hcsthen to be taught rather THAI
to teach.-Newport Daily News
The evening times., 1895-08-15
Mrs. Grundy Says

That often repeatedly contradicted sR
gagements are absolutely true.
That very few of the smart set arein need
of any tonic for the nerves.
That means of livelihood of RsRy prodf
gal families are not discernibae.
That there were marriages in June that
have not yet been given publicity.
That some PHBicipai reforms are more
costly than a case of 1s4s port wine.
That private letters from Europe ten Of
two more international engagements
That it is . triumph to wed . nan who
has been half q dozen times engaged
That when clubs sue mem bers for unpaid
dues they must need the money.
2 That social and financial benkruptcy
stares some city clubs directly in the face.
That one can control sneezing and cough
ing as well as the expenses of thelaw.
That Mrs Hetty Green as figure in
public life is as tireseme as . tauHting ear.
That American wives of British states
men are HseIy to help in the political pie.
That 1t Is had sign Of the times when
the fashionable INN orality" is condoned
That it win be a blessed time when divorce
ceases TO be fashionable topic Of taIr.
That these who go eae into the high ways
for sympathy never get the cousoling kind.
That among great mea Of the day should
be included "waH street seefgaaisefs-"
That physicians gy,HAhfe because Of so
many free hospitals which lessen their fees
That the summer hotel plano has most
attraction for those Who cannot play on it,
That in . ma sority of cases the scientH.c
woman Is nsitbcr beauufuf nor anniabas-
That those who make speciality of"se
answers are not sufficiently numerous.
That the modern city boniface has deyei-
oped into considerable Of a swell Of his kind.
That without reputation and iaflsence
much legal abtasy Eees to waste In New
York.
ThsA v ID small heuos TO pasenfs 70 81
Down TO tlx grave with hassed Of their
esfaises.
1Ass . DasAsa pesfsrnaare !. hscemiae
sssAest wisAsss sny szpsetestrn ~ aesry-
That those who have most faith 10 tn
sptd susesre Ahe sa.ee vhs havs uessEtrtesa
iu--geH Heek eplamesriasA Aeser>tseG
The evening times., 1895-08-15
TAKE THE TIMES WITH YOU.

Summer Cuttings VIII Not BE En-
joyed Unless 1t GOes Along.
The summer tide OF pleasure and
health-seekers has set In toward
mountains, springs and seashore.
No plans for the seasons outing
will be complete unless The Times
is included Among the neeessaries.
Men and women may go from town
to leave care behind, but those who
would keep their finger On the pub
lie pulse, or be IL breast of fhe worlds
happenings, or, indeed. who need a
golden link between themselves and
the whirhgig OF time-these must
have The Times sent daily to their
sylvan or seaside retreat.