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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-10
0sriu6sn Sie GrainsC! Veriu6sr
sic 0rainsC!

Sra9su Gle SIREN grocsr bsuts sr fol-
Sbusu elm 9adst @raiu:O jsiseu, bas ueus
u%obrbaite Setrant. wsI6es ben Saiise sriest.
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Raiiee. l5e unb csc per Eatsi.
The times., 1897-12-16

FOR SALE-By a farmer IN Montgomery
county, fine, large, young mule; sound
and gentle, excellent worker. suitable for
any kind OF work; can be seen In city on
Thursday. Address y. Y. Z. this Of
flee. del at
The times., 1897-12-16
Passion Play" at the columbia.


The presentation of The Passion PIay,"
at the Columbia Theater next week Ee
gihning Monday evening, viii create great
interest among the clergymen, educators,
and general public of Washington. 1t
will he the very next thing to going to
Horltz, in the beautiful Bohemian forests,
called The Austrian Ober-A \ mIaergau. -
where the devout peasants have been pre-
senting the story of the worlds sublimest
tragedy for many generations. hccauSe
the tableaUX VIII he shown by Lumiere's
wonderful oinematogra greatly en-
larged.
1t was Lumiere's ambition, when he
invented his Wonderful machine, to take
pictures of the Passion Play by it's aid,
but the peasants always objected Sew
eral other attempts were made, hut all
To no avail, until Dr. W. w Freeman went
to Hontz, lived with the peasauts for
over & year. aud. by gaining their con
fidence in a perfectly legitimate way
succeeded at last IN directing the laking
of over eighty thousand photographs for
this purpose.
IIof. Ernest Lacy. the distinguished
poet, scholar, educator, ana ilttcrateur.
VIII come to Washington TO deliver a
descriptive lecture. Music VIII he zen.
dered during the progress of the pictures,
and for this purpose a large pipe organ
is ncw being put into the Columbia. Seats
60 OF sale this morning.
The times., 1897-12-16

After a somewhat heated debate,in which
the Administration lampooned by Mr..
Pettigrew for refusing to help Cuba, the
Senate yesterday afternoon, by a vote #
81 to passed the bill to prohibit pelagic
scaling in the Pacific Ocean.
Chairman Davis said the bill was in aid
Of pending negotiations and that the Ftate
department felt confident that in due
course OF time international! agreement
would be made with Great Britain, Russia
and Japan which would effect the de
sired result Of preventing the eXtermina-
top o the fur seals.
Mr.. Pettigrew offered an amendment,
which was subsequently, defeated, %hich
provided that, unless Great Britain shall
enter into an agreement that shall ne
cffectual in preserving the seals, on OF
before June l, S9S, the entire herd should
be killed.
Tie trys II English sesIcrs wouls Lave,
in more ncisnt times. Mr.. Pettigrew Szp,
furnished sufficient excuse for war. lie
regarded il as humi'i2tiug for the UniUcd
States to await the pleasure uf the British
government on the subject OF fur seals or
Ola the subject of recognizing the Cuban
patriots.
The trouble was, he said, that the money
interests Of Lombard street held Spanish
bonds, which would not bs quite SO valI-
able If the United States should interfere
In the Cuban struggle.
And" said Mr.. PettiGrew, vehemently,
we hGve not interfered, and win 10 10th
ing for Cuba until Great Britain is willing.
so we are governed from the other side If
the water. We cannot frame financial
system necessary for the prosperity Of
this country uutil Great Britain is willing.
We send commissioners TO England to
fawn at heT feet; and now we Cannot
protect our property in Behring Sea until
Great Britain is ready.
Il do not know that any communication
will comr from the State Department say
ing that 80 shan not interfere with cuba
until Great Britain is willing. But that
is the reason we do not interfere; and that
is all there IS 10 it,
The times., 1897-12-16

FOR SALE-CUt-under surrey; grocery
wagon, road cart phaeton, and side
saddle; cheap. CARRIAGE WORKS, New
York ave, bet. 4th and 9TH sts. NV.
The times., 1897-12-16
THEATRICAL TOPICS.

The Carroll Institute Dramatic Club
appeared AT tie Lafayette Square opera
House last night in their annual presen:a-
tIOn OF some STANDARD play. This time 1t
was Lester WaHack's famous come.ly-
drama. RIOS dale, or the Hunt Bail"
The entire strength OF the club was
utilized, and tie members have .cver ap-
peaTed to better advantage, either in the
Interpretation they have given their parts
or ia the adaDta hility of the roles to The
individuals. Edward J Walsh WAS
manly hero as Elliott Grey. Th end9re
Frlebus, jr., gave renewed Indication Of
his thesplc attainmeuts as Matthew Leigh;
George O'ConnOr WAS deliciously humorous
Al Banbcrry Kobb, a. 7. Seaman was en-
tirely "a pahle a Col. May and John Nolan
distinguished himself as Miles McKenna.
Especially charming among the women
We're alice K.Irwin. as Florence May, and
Nora Cocker. as Rose Leigh, while Miss
hathaway was always amusing as Ia
0itha Stork, In fact all the cast tlid
e excellent work. 1t included, besides
those mentioned: VIII Mccarthy, as Farmer
Green; Kenneth O'Coauor, as Corpor Al Da,y;
Charles Gleen, as Romany Bob; Frank
Carroll, as DUcksy, Maurice joyce, as
Robert; Miss Anna Evans, as Lady Grey;
Miss Leach, in The dual role of Sarah Sykes
and Mother Mix; Saidee Drown, as Pnm-
rose, and Little Elsie Worth, as Sir Arthur
May. The Carroll Institute Orchestra
furnished the charming music ana the
National hifIes added to the Hunt bali
scene.
The times., 1897-12-16

FOR SALE-Cheap; one second hand day
ton; hand made. 925 9th ST. NV.
de14-3t
FOR ALE--A few fresh cows and ''spriuA-
Farm, Nd, miles from Washington.
del3-3t,em
The times., 1897-12-16
Seeking Charter Amendment.

The president OF Columbian University
is anxious that pending bill amending
the charter of that institution shall pass,
ana yesterday wrote letter to Senator
Mcmillan, Chairman OF the District Com
mittee, urging its passage. 1t makes GER
tain changes in the mana cement and con
trol of the institution, and provides fer
the use OF the word Baptist" in the
name, that being the denomination that
Controls the university.
The times., 1897-12-16
ALASKAN RAILROAD.
Senator Faulkner Introduces q Bill
Looking TO It's Incorporation.

NtiidRt i duihitf ltlIEbu uttS q Dill
Looking TO It's Incorporation.
4 bnl was introduced in the Senate
Yesterday by Mr.. Faulkner to incorporate
the Cooks Inlet. Tanana ana Yukon Rail
road. This il the first definite step look
ing 20 a railroad through Alaska. The
proposition is to construct Il railroad, tele-
graph aud telephone line from a point
near TuNedot HaThur, Cooks Inlet, thence
by way OF Mautasta Pass or other avail
able reu ute 70 the boundary line of. AlaskI
and British Columbia, ana along the Yukon
and Tanana rivers To a point nearest Nor
ton Sound, ara from that point to point
on the sound. The capital stock is not
to exceed 500. 900, 900. The incorporators
are Christian Devils ana Robert Rumsey,
Of Baltn ore; George X. Blanchard, Of New
York; Watson Z. Squire, OF Seattle, and
George K. Tingle, OF Snug Harbor, Alas,ia
The times., 1897-12-16

After hearing some friends continually
praising Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, Curtis Fleck, of Ana
helm, California, purchased a bottle Of it for
his own use and is now as enthusiastic
over its wonderful work a S any one can e.
The 20 and so cent sizes for sale by Henry
Evans, wholesale and retail druggist, 9os
F st. and Conn ave. and s. st. NV: ana 1928
Nd. ave. ne.
The times., 1897-12-16
Mis- Herne,s Washinpton nehnt

Miss Julia a. Herne, daughter OF James
a. Herne, made her initial bow as an
actress at the National last night in the
role of Helen Berry, in her fathers heauti-
ful play, "Shore 4 cres.' Miss Herne is
vet young to the stage, but gives promise
offufilling the expectations that her name
and connections would promise. She en-
ters fully into the spirit of the part she
PLAYS, and her scenes with her father
aboundeG with pathos and realism. The
The times., 1897-12-16

At the Grand next week the patrns
Of this tneater wifi see Mccarthy Mis-
haps,' rewritten and reconstructed, with
Barney Ferguson and sam J. Ryan Is
the stars. 1t is said TO be the funniest
farce comedy on the stage. intcrsper cd
with specialtes which have a Connect N
with the plot Of the play. A Company Of
clever people have been engaged, am ,ng
whom are mentioned the well-known sadie
Connolly, Murphy and Mack. James W.
Reagan, Lew Spencer, the dialeet come
dian, who has not been seen here COR
many years; Harry Norman, the baritone.
Steve Ferguson, the bewitching Carlisle
Sisters, Camilla Martin, the pleasing so
prano; Tillie Ryan, and others.
Latest musical gems will be introduced
and the Company comes heralded as IN
up-to-date farce comedy producer, ald the
patrons os the Grand may expect That
they Will be royalty entertained during
Christmas week.
The times., 1897-12-16
BIMETALLIC SECRETS.
senator Allen Thinks II Time for the
Senate TO Be Enlightened.

metallic European jaunt in the Senate yes
terday when Mr.. Allen off fered a resolution
requesting the President TO send to the
senate copy OF his instructions to the
special commissioners to Europe to nego-
tiate the holding of an International bi-
metallic conference. Mr.. lien thought there
was no good reason why this information
should not be- sent 10 the Senate, and asked
the passs ge OF the resolution. 1t was OBJ
jecJed to. however, and under the rules,
went over until today.
The times., 1897-12-16
COMPREHENSIVE DIVORCE LAW
Bill VIII BE Introduced in Con-
greSS Today

The Bureau of Reforms, a national or
ganization, with headquarters in this city.
has drafted and VIII have introduced
IN Congress a comprehensive measure
regulating divorces. 1t will not be na-
tonal in its scope. but will apply only
to the District Of Columbia and the Terri
tories.
Unless the program is changed, the bill
will be introduced today. 1t is understood
to be very stringent in its provisions, SO
stringent, III fact. that ii viii entirely
destroy one Of the chief Industries Of
Oklahoma.
The times., 1897-12-16

The Rays in Edgar seden's latest
farce, "A Hot old Tune" VIII be the at
traction at the Academy next week. 1t is
said To be one of the best efforts OF an
exceedingly bright writer, but like all
farce comedies it requires the services Of
bright, clever people to make it thoroughly
enjoyable. The Rays, Johnny and Etnma,
who are wellknuwn, have surroundedthem-
selves with some OF the best people in the
vaudeville business, including Bernard
Dyllyn, Marshall and Nelson, John c.
Leach, Josie Claflin, Mabel Bonner ana
many Others. Tms comedy has a coherent
plot that is carriedout, and contains many
humorous Incidents and complications. The
fun is clean ana bright TIE use OF sim
ilarity in The appearance of two people To
develop its story is quite old, but it stnl
retains its freshness in the manner in which
it is treated.
The times., 1897-12-16
GALL1yGER SEEKS INFORMATION
He Wants to Know About Certain
Correspondence.

Correspondence.
Mr.. Gallnger, OF New Hampshire, started
the ball rolling in the Senate yesterday.
He offered d resolution, which was greed
To, calling upon the Secretary + the Treas
ury FOR copies Of fallcurrespondence between
the Department and the Civil Service
Commission On the subject of the status Of
deputy collectors OF internal revenue and
the legal rights OF collectors TO appoint
their deputies either from the eligible
list OF independent thereof.
Mr.. Gsllinger is anxious that the Senate
shall know the views held by the Secretary
Ofthe Treasury on this subject ana lie would
also like TO drag into the light of day the
opinion Of the solicitor Of the Treasury
Department which has been in circua; ion
for some weeks, upon which tie secre-
tary VIII guide his actions in the future.
The times., 1897-12-16
VANITY FAIR
BURLESQuERS.
Sext Week--sam Devere's Own Company

drawl in her reading Of the lines is, per
haps, little too pronounced, savoring of
a halt or inpediment in speech rather than
the dr5 wing out Of the vowelS. She will
appear a gain at the matinee performance
Saturday afternoon.
The times., 1897-12-16
SIX Sailors Drowned

Portland, Me. Dec 16.-The schooner
Susan P. Tburlof, bound for New YORK with
a cargo Of plaster rock, went to pieces on
Gushing Island, near the city, last night.
The captain aud five members of the crew
were drowned
The times., 1897-12-16
For n Hall of Records

In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Warren in
troduce,i a bill iding for the purcha Sc
OF the square OF ground bounded by Ohio
avenue, Fourteenth, Fifteenthand streets,
with the end in view of ultimately erect
ing thereon a hail of records.
The times., 1897-12-16
AUCTION SALES
TRUSTEES ,sALRo THAT VALUABLE
~ LOh1 bRICk DWELLING, 40. 1918

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VAI,f5AB
3-SIOR4 BRICK DWELLING. No IOIR
SEF ENIH STREET NORTHEAST
- BY virtue OF that deed OF trust. dated
november 26,l S94, and duly recorded ln
ADer 953, folio 454 ct seq OF the land
RECORDS or the District Of Colufii bia de-
Iault having been made ia payment and bV
request OF the holder Of the Indebtedness
uesCIlDed therein, the Undersigned viii off er
az PUBIC sale III front OF the premises on
IHgkSDA y DECEMBER I6. 1887, at 4
y CLOCK j.. NJ, suDlOt one hundred and
JWenty-nlne OI the National Capital Invest
ment COmpany's subdivision OF lots In
square eight hundred ami fifty-siN. as per
plat recorded in tine office or the surYey0r
O sald District, In iiber No. s. folio 81
VIII all tho improvements thereon sub ieCs
10 an lncuuibrance OF 81 500. fun pa=tlciI-
lars or which viii be announced az time
or sale Terms, all cash, above the afOre-
SAID incumbranCe. A deposit OF 81 % r.
CURED OF purchaser, and terms 10 be com
Piled with Ia ten days, otherwise a resale
at Tsk and cost OF def aulting purchaser.
All coHYe yaucing at purchasers COST
CHARLES II. CRAGIN,
EDWIN Ii. BOND,
CUAS. q. LOAN & CO, Trustees.
AuCtlOneeTS- t!eG-lzda
]. E. FRECHIE & Co. general auctioneers.
3l6-tS Stn St NV, furniture sales every
I ues'l3 = atIr TiDi 3. a. g. i-... t.+ seTy
trade sales Thursdays 20 a m. CousIgn-
Inents received daily fOr above sales.
de4 -3mO-eIn
The times., 1897-12-16
LEGAL NOTICE.

ESTATE OF JAMES w. CASE, LATE OF
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. No. SO95.
Docket "a. Issued November 30, 1897.
Application having been made to the
holding orphans court, for letters of ad-
Ininistration ON said estate, by James A.
Case, his son, this is to give notice to all
concerned To appear in said court on FRI
DAY, THE 24TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A ID. 1897, at 0 O'CLOCK A NJ, 10 show
cause why such application should not be
granted,
Attest: J. N0TA AfCGILL.
de-, g, ct Register OF Wills, ID. C.
The times., 1897-12-16

The thiTd performance Of the Damrosch.
Ellis opera Company win be given at he
Lafayette tonight, when Bizct's car
men viii be the bill. Nine. Camille
scygard VIII be the cigarette girl, a part
vita which She has been intimately identi
fled in Paris. She sang ii last night in
Philadelphia with distinguished success.
Canlpanari viii be the Escamiloand Salisnac
the Jose.
The times., 1897-12-16
FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED ond-hand bicycle In ex-
change for carpenter work painting or
plumbing. BICYCLE, bis office. deI6-3t
FOR EXCHANGE OR FOR SALE-One
mans and one laHy's high-gTade bicycles
in first-claSS condition: make offer. Can
be seen at 1928 n. j ave. NV. de10-3t
FOR EXCHANGE A horse for a bicycle.
III Pa. ave. NV. uel4-3t
The times., 1897-12-16
WASHINGTON THE PLACE
This City Suggested for National
Board Of Trade Home.
ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS

FinaI ce Committee Presents a Gold
Standard Report Which Is Sharply
Criticised by Mr.. Berry, of Chs
ter-Urees Expansion Instead of
Contraction of the currency.
The times., 1897-12-16

The Garner Stock is being sold at 80
cents and 40 cents on the dollar, at Seventh
and Ii streets. 1t
The times., 1897-12-16
COMING TO THE fHEATERS.

What Happened. 30 Jones" is the title
of about the most successful farce produced
this season. 1t win be given at the National
Monday evening, foISone week, with mati-
nees Wednesday and Saturday tChristmas),
and with the same cast that marked its
prosperous run of three months at the
Bijou 1heateI In New York. The com
pany Includes George C. Boniface, ir.,
George obel, William Bernard, j W. Cope,
Cecil Kingston, Rcnben Fax, Harry Rose,
Anna Belmont, Katt1yn osterman, Flor
ence Robinson, Matte Ferguson, Mrs.
E. a. Ebt1le, and Rose Stuart. Jon es''
was written by George Il. Broadhurst,
and is one OF those complicated mix-1ps
so often encountered in the field of farce.
The plot OF the play of this kind matters
little IL the situations are funny, the iia-
logue clever, the characters humorous
and interesting, ana the laughs frequent.
With all these elements the average
audience is satisfied.
The times., 1897-12-16

The Lumiere Cinematographe win re
produce the Passion Play at the Columbia
Theatei next week, as seen in Bohemia, at
Ober- Ammergau. Prof Ernest Lacy VIII
lecture on the play as the pictures progress.
There will be the usual patineeson Wednes
day and Saturday.
The times., 1897-12-16

Joseph Eisner & Co. are selling the Gar
ner stock Of Clothing at SO cents and 10
cents on the dollar. 1t
The times., 1897-12-16

Cumberland '61,'' new romantic
drama OF the Civil War, by Franklin
Fyles, Will be presented at the Lafayette
next week, with the entire original cast
and scenery. The first and second acts par
ticuary are said to be or:57na and quaint.
The scene At West Point at the breaking
out OF tie Rebellion is novel and pleasing
Alice Ainsley, the daughter ofthe mountain
eer, is about to marry Col. Leslie Murdoch,
who has assisted in her education. He
is a brutal officer, who refuses to recognize
his own son, cadet, by an Indian wife.
The son, taunted by his classmates, I'M
plores his father to set him right. The
father 'srefusal stirs up the Indian in him1nd
war is declared between them. As Alice
Ainsley loves Lieut.. Grayne, the comp!ica-
tions further increase when the scene
shifts tC tie Cumberland Mountaines amid
war-like surroundings. In the last act
the brutal Murdoch is killed by his son, the
feud between the Graynes aud the Ainseys
is buried and reconciliation is effected.
The times., 1897-12-16
PERFIN0US ALBION
Pointed Remarks of Pettigrew
ON Pelagic Sealing.
BILL PASSES THE SENATE

In That Elder Day British AFRO
gance Would Have Meant War
Now We Send Commissions Abroad
TO Fawn Upon Lombard Street
Mr. Davis Promise.
The times., 1897-12-16

The beautiful Mildred Howard de Grey.
who created 4 sensation i'll Paris. will
be an extra attraction with Sam Deyere's
own Company a the Lyceum Theater all
next week. Other novelties ARE the
Glessaudos, grotesque musical clowns,
from the Empire Theater, London: Prof
II. NJ. ParkeI aud his educated dogs. Jh =
son and Dean, the king and queen Of
"olored aristocncy. direct from h ls'er
K Balls; Pearl HaiEht, known a the Ameri-
can Anna Held, ltst selson's greatest hit
at Hammerstein's Olympia, Rice Brothers,
comedy bar performers; Byron and LangdUn,
in crazy -quilt comedy: Leonard and Fer
bard comedy sketch artists; Catheryn
Rowe Palmer, Coutortion dancer: and an
original farce, written by sam De ,Are,
entitled, Peep o. Day Club"
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