Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1886, Page 6

TUESDAYS. APRIL 27, 1886—SUPPLEMENT. NTIC CO-OPERATION. of John Jarrett and Andrew Carnegie for Benefiting Working- men. ‘From the Pittsbrg Dispatch. John Jarrett, ex-president of the Amalga- mated association, and Andrew Carnegie, the iron and steel manufacturer, are interested in @ big scheme for the benefit of the working elasses of this country. The scheme originated with Mr. Jarrett, and he has been assured of the assistance of Mr. Carnegie. It is not likely, however, that anything will be done until fall. ‘The project is co-operation on an unusually lange seale. It is proposed to establish distri- bution, productive and credit systems ex clusively in the interest of members of organ- ized labor. When the plans are completed, which will be in the fall, a large general store and a workingman’s savings bank will be es- tablished in this city. Mr. Jarrett has been working on the scheme for several months. Letters explaining its ob- Jects were written to different assemblies of the Knights of Labor and other labor organiza- ous In. the leading cities of the United States. Favorable answers have been received to these communications, and much interest Is being taken m the movement. The full details of the enterprise could not be learned, as Mr. Jarrett could not be seen last evening’ Several men who propose taking stock explained the scheme as follows: “No one but workingmen or members of labor organizations will be permitted to take stock, and no man ean hold more than $200 worth. Ifa man desires to go into the company and has not the amount of money required, he ean deposit a portion of bis earning in ‘the bank. On these deposits he will receive eight percent interest. Bunkers say that money is going # begging at tive per cent, and I cannot Understand how they can afford to pay more than that amount. Of course Mr. Jarrett and Mr. Carnegie would not go into a thing of this kind blindly, and believe they will be able to Keep their part of the agreement. When a suf cient fund has been secured to start the bank and store they will be established in this city. Acentral and convenient location will be se- cured, Everything that is used by a working- dan and his family will be kept in the store. Prices will be lower thun at other stores, but there will be a profit tur the stockholders, and dividends will ‘be paid every six months or de- ited to the credit of the stockholders In the Anumber of delivery wagons will be sent ali over the cities daily for the purpose of receiving and delivering orders. These stores Wilt be ‘established in ull the leading cities of the country as soon us possible. After this scheme has been tested, building aud loan usso- ¢lations will Le organized, the main object be- Ang lo erect homes ior the members, “In time there will spring out of this move- ment co-operative rolling mills, steel mills, foundries, lactories and machine shops. Work: ingmen will soon become interested tu the Movement, and instead of spending money in saloons or ior pleasure, will deposit all they can spare in their baak.’ With men like Andrew Carnegie and Jobn Jarrett vebind the scheme ‘Were is hardly any possibility of a failure.” Some time ago this paper published a rumor to the effect that Andrew Curnegie intended to ‘arn over the Edgar Thomson Steel Works to his employes, making it co-operative estab- shment. ‘The rumor was denied, but the men ‘Were assured that their employer intended to go something tor their benetit, but it was not khown until lately that he was associated with Mr, Jarrett ia a buge co-operative enterprise. x Hickey’s remark to the men some ume ago that “there’s a better time coming” is now explained. Her Skull Was Fractured. ANVESTIGATING THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A YOUNG GIRL IN MANCHESTER, ¥. Annie Donouue, sixteen years old, who was Supposed tohave died irom intemperance, at the Monument house, at Manchester, New Hampshire, on April 6, was really foully dealt with. After the city physician, coroner and another physician, who investigated the case, decided that death had been caused by alcoholism, Dr. Woods made a visit tothe room. He found a vial containing liquid and this, with other circumstances, led him to believe ‘that the girl bad been murdered. Several physicians were about to make an autopsy, when Dr. Hoyt and the parents of the girl objected, and the body was buried in St. loseph’s cemetery. Rev. E.C. Crane, of the ‘West Manchester Congregational church, took the matter up and succeeded in getting a number of prominent citizens interested. Itwas Fumored that a wealthy citizen was in the oom with the girl Saturday night, "The mayor called the aldermen together and by a unaul mous vote ordered the coroner to make an autopsy. ‘The remains were disinterred last Saturday morning. The autopsy showed tliat the inner piate of the skull had been fractured, and also that oneot the arteries had been severed, causing hemorrhage aud compression ohods Prals, producing death. There was ‘no race of alco! ad in the body. An inquest ‘Will be held. ay Swrrs Srscrre Is nature's own remedy, made from roots gathered from the forests of Georgia, The method by which it fs made was obtained bya halfbreed from the Creek Indians who mhabited a certain portion ot Georgia, which was communicated to one ofthe early settlers, and thus the formula has been handed down to the present day. The demand has been grad- ually Increasing until a $100,000 laboratory is now necessary to supply the trade. A foreign demand hag been crested. and enlarged facilities will be necessary to meet it, This great VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER CURES CANCER, CATARRH, SCROFULA, ECZEMA, ULCERS, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD TAINT, hereditary or otherwise, without the use of Mercury or Potash, ‘Books on “Contagious Blood Polson” and on “Blood and Skin Diseases,” mailed free. For sale by all druggists, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 0., Rawat t AGete Go 157 W. 234 st. N.Y. Srecran GRAND EASTER OFFERINGS AT THE “CLOTHING PALACE,” (Beginning April 17th, and continuing until the 24th, Inclusive.) OFFERING No. 1.—A peautifal ne of Children’ Suits, lu six dltterent styles and designs, Actaal value only $2.70. OFFERING No. 2.—A fine assortment of Children’s Norfolk Suits, of tne newest designs in Cheviot and Cassimere, strictly wool: worth 3, only $3.85. OFFERING No, 3.—In No. 3 we shall offer the greatest bargain of_ them all, an elegant lineof Boys’ Suits, from 12 to 17 years, in round and straight cut Sack’: usual price $4.75, now §3.56. OFFERING No. 4.—A good line of all-woo! business suits, Frock and Sacks, in Cassimeres, Cheviots aud Flannel, for 87, $7.90 and $5. OFFERING No. 5.—Of this lot_you should take ad- vantage and buy at once. It consists of a uobby as- sortment of Corkscrews (inall shades), Cassimeres and Cheviots, made in round und straight cut icks und button ‘Cutaways, for $10 only. For these offerings look in the windows of M. KAUFMAN'’S Clothing Palace, Cor. Sth and I sts. s¢ 2@-Call early, as we close at 7 pm., Saturday and eves of holidays excepted. ‘aplé-am Cizaz Axo Hanwzess AS WATER, NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY for restoring ‘gray hair to its natural color and youthful appearance; to eradicate and preventthe formation of dandruff; to Testore its growth and vitality and thus stop its falling out. Itis entirely barmless und free from any poison- ous substance, and will therefore take the place of the many dirty and unpieasant preparations now in Use. A trial will convince. Satisfaction guaranteed. Price, $1. ARTHUR NATTANS, Inventor and Proprietor. ‘14th and I and 2d and D sta. nw. cco W ocH Qo HH H og 5y38 G00 MILWAUKEE LAGER ” £9 fu Hi L L fence jas THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. For sale by Dealers generally, or by the Agent, taAM’L @ PALMER 1224 20th Street Northwest, ‘Telephone. 454 4025 Vezarrs HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF PURE OLIVE OIL AND MACCARONL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ALSO, ‘THE CELEBRATED VELATI'S FAMOUS CARA. MELS, FRESH EVERY Day. €209tn st. n.w., opposite U. S Patent Offica, Branch Store, 1706 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. soe Theodore Roosevelt. ‘WIS PROMPT PURSUIT AND CAPTURE OF THREE THIEVES IN DAKOTA. Dickinson (Dak.) Letter to Newburyport Herald. To illustrate what manner of men we need I Will relate an incident which is to the point. I presume you are all acquainted, through the newspapers, with the Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, who is quite prominent in New York politics and society. He owns a ranch on the Little Missouri, about 80 miles northwest from here, @ndcreaied quite a stir last Sunday by bring? Ag to town three horse thieves whom he had captured with the helpot two of his “cow men.” him I heard the following story; About the middie of last month these roughs ‘who had been operating in his vicinity stole @ umber of saddles and placing them on board his boat made off with their booty, thinking themselves secure from pursuit, as they were in ‘the only boat on the river. Mr. Roosevelt built another bout, and taking two of his men_ fol- lowed the outlaws 100 miles, came upon them in camp on the river's bank, covered them with his rifles, disarmed them, brought them 150 Mniles across the country to Dickinson, and turned them over to the sheriff. On the jour- Bey thetr food gave out, and Mr. Roosevelt was obliged to dispatch one of his men to the nearest “cow camp” for supplies and send the Other out hunting while he pressed on alone with his prisouers, and for four ‘days he subsisted on bread made of . nothin; bat flour, and water so muddy that the brea. was brown. When I saw bim Mr. Roosevelt had been on the “trail” for three weeks, and wore a cowboy’s hat, corduroy jacket, flannel shirt, and heavy shoes, but was in excelleut health and spirits. Suid he, “I don’t know how I look, but I feel first rate!’ The next morning he ap- d im the justice's court, saw the outlaws Indicted, and a little later took the train, bound West, for his “cow camp.” [bad never seen Mr. velt before, aithough I had read many ar eles from bis pen; and when I ieft home Phad no idea of meeting a gentleman ot his standing on the frontier masquerading in the character ofan knpromptu suerifl. But only sueh men, men of courage and energy, can hope to suc- ceed in this new, beautiful, but undeveloped country. ANEW JERSEY HUSBAND GIVES UP PURSUIT OF HIS RUNAWAY WIFE AND HER LOVER. From the Philadelphia Times, Apri 25th, The tuhabitants of the usually quiet village of Goshen, in Cape May county, are excited over the elopement of Mrs. Carrie T, Springer, wite of Wilbert 0. Springer, one of the best- known citizens of Cape May county, with Capt. George S. Peterson, also a residentot that place. Mrs. Springer is the daughter of William Garri- son, ohe of the wealtilest residents of Cape May county, and Cupt. Peterson is a wel nown ‘Vessel owner and captain. The busban swore out « warrant terday afternoon for the arrest Of the eioping couple. His story is that bis wife, during bis tempo- rary absence from ho Wednesday. left her two enildren, one a b year old, at his Mother's house in Goshen, saying she would be absent for a short time. As she failed to reruns bat night, his suspicions were aroused, and on ‘Thursday he commenced a search for his wite, After diligeut inquiry he learned that she had taken @ train on the West Jersey railroad ior Camden. On Friday he went to Camden and there found that his wite had met*Capt. Peterson, who was the master of a schooner which las been lying at this port for some time, The couple came to Phila deiphia and Immediately went on board the schooner, which sailed at once for some port on We coast Mr. Springer yesterday telegraphed ‘Ww Newcastle to fad whether the schooner had Pet hased out and receiving a reply that she 1 not, he engazed a tug and the services of a Camden constable, and yesterday afternoon, Started in hot chase utter ‘the runaway couple. ¥rom the Philadelphia Times, To-day. Mrs. Springer and Capt. Peterson, who eloped oa Friday morning and salicd away on the eaptain’s sehooner, Three Brothe: \d for East Greenwich, Kk. 1, are probably on the bounding waves’ of the’ Atlanue by this time. het punhar srusiouke, atau, by this time. father, Wm. F. Garrison. aud her husband, Cape Springer, in the tuz Kensington, has beet oned anil the two men have ret thelr homes near Cape May. turned to Pe A Lone List or Divorce CASES.—A Boston ‘special says: The longest list of divorce libels e¥er made up in this commonwealth was co Pleted this morning by the clerk of the supreme gourt for Suffolk county. Judge Wm. 2 Goait this term, which Wil conse tm Bayo pes umber of cases to be heard is 234. Of the 162 Uncontested cases 150 are brought by wives aguinst their husbands. Of the 73 contested eases only 35 are brought by wives. The list inciudes several cases In high iife which will develop sensativnal scandals. A TEMPERANCE REVIVALIST Porsonep.— Kev. Benjamin Deering, of St. Louis, some days been holding temperance’ revival meetings at Benton, Mo. Sunday night some one placed in the pitcher of water which the revivalist had upon his desk a large quantity of croton oil, Several persons drank of the ‘water before the deathly filness, to warn Mr. Deering. The latter, during bis discourse, drank a glass of the water. wad Was immediately taken sick. All who the water are !n # precarious condition. ‘Two saloon keepers have been arrested on sus- Mass Jurer Corsox Sarvs In anarticle entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year! “Fuel for a cooking Stove and two other fires, and lights, would cost about $8 per month, provided CCKE were used in cities,” dc, WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN— 40Bushels for $2.70 25 Bushels for $2.50. 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VALGES" IN SURAMS, RITA- GROS GRAIN SILKS, at $1, $1.25 HE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES IN PARASOLS,SUN UMBRELLAS AND SEWSIGE LISLE THREAD ANP COTTON 110. SIFRY (FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND aa PLALN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, PREEY BUILDING, ‘Penn. Avenue, Corner Oth street Established 1840. ap2d Serixa Dress Goons We have Just received all the new shades CANVAS CLOTHE ab inchce wide, at Le ROUCLES, all colors, 62g¢., 75¢., $1. Black and Colored RHADAME, SURAKS and MEKVEILLEUK, $1, $1.25. 42 inch All-Wool DRESS GOODS, Soft and Fine, New stock of CASSIMERES for Men and Boys, 50c., 62ye., TC, BTC. New PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at low Pi Also. Job lot of 107 dozen all-linen co} bordered nemetiiched” Mews HANDEERORIESS.” worl BThe., at Ble. A fine stock of SATINES, 12%., 20c., 250. 35c., 8The. EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND COMPARE PRICES, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL. ape ‘713 Market Space, Lasssurcx & Bro. 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Heavy English Twilled Silk Sun Umbrelias, 26-inch Paragon frame, natural wood handles, at $1.98. 500 Extra Heavy Sterling Sliver Cap Umbrellas, gentlemen's size, usually sold at $3.50. This week’s price $2.50. An unparalielled bargain. CHILDREN'S PARASOLS. ‘We pay particular attention to Children's Parasols. Other houses do not devote much time to this branch ofthe Parasol department. WE DO, snd can there- fore show you as large and varied assortment as can possibly be procured. We carry all styles, shapes and colors. BRING THE CHILDREN TO SEE THESE Don't stay away for fear it may be a trouble these goods. We teel kindly disposed to th Ones,” and are desirous ot humoring them. HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. ‘We are still way ahead of competitors {n this branch doth for quantity and price. We will positively w: rant the goods, and if not perfectly satisfactory will refnd money. We have the variety, We can fur- uish the smallest household and the largest hotel. Large size Huck Towels, 10c. Initial Huck Towels, 25c.; size 20x40. Turkish Knotted Fringe Towels, 22c : size, 20x40. g 22H large Knotted Fringe Towels, 37%4c5 size 22x ‘ancy Table Scarfs, 40c. A handsome Tabie Scarf (Tinsel), 65c.; sold every- where for $1. A large line of Toilette Table Sets, all sizes, at half usual price. Dinner Napkins from 75e. up. gf2lgred and White Linen Doyles as low as 40c. per jozen. 64-inch wide Cream Table Linen, excellent quality, ‘at 50c. per yard. Linen Robes, just recelved, for 60c., 75c., $1 mndgisbele re ee Oe Now it is honestly to your own interest to view these goods, as It is Impossible todo them Justice in print, ‘We will gladly show them to you,so haveno hesitancy tocall at i L : AA AA AA Bi B BE EI teens 4 ee] 3 ak aaa * ONE PKICE HOUSE, ep23 420-422-424-496 SEVENTH STREET. Srrrxo axp Sranter Danse Goons, AT 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. I am showing one of the best lines of Novelty and Staple DRESS GOODS it has ever been my pleasure todo since here in business, A large line of COMBINATION SUITINGS In all the new effects, $6 to $20 8 pattern. HOMESPUNS in Plain and Mixtures, 60c. to per yard, an elegant line. Lge! 36inch TRICUTS in Plain and Mixtures—Special 50 cents ETAMINES In all the new shades, only 62i,c. Latest Novelties in SATIN STRIPE PONGEE. A large line of KOECILLIN’S FRENCH SATINES, Figures, 35¢.; Plain, 33c, AMERICAN SATINES, 12% to 25c, NEW FRENCH GINGHAMS In Plain and Stripes. TUFTED ZEPHY RS—new lot just received, NEW BATISTE in Stripes and Figures. Another lot of CRINKLES in New Effects. L assortment of PLAIN DRESS GOO! seman pris: WHITE GOODS in great variety. Large stock of LINENS at attractive prices, Just opened Spring Styles in PARASOLS and COACHINGS, Full lines of SPRING HOSIERY and UNDER- wit a7 New goods arriving dally. 4 L. 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Satistaction guarauteed. apaz2w 606 9th st.. opposite Patent Office, Opened a large and new amortment of HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTIONS, SWISS, NAINSOOK and ALL-OVER EMBROIDERIES, ORIENTAL, TORCHON, MEDICI, EGYPTIAN and other TRIMMING LACES in all the newest. ‘Most complete line of INFANTS’ and DREN'S LACK. SHIRRED and NORMANDY CAPS, long aud short DRESSES, SLIPS and MERINO CLOAKS and WALKING SUITS for spring wear in Mother Hubbard and other styles and M kinds of CHILDREN’S FURNISHING GOODS, ‘ap24-3m, GEAR GARMENTS ALTERED, DYED AND LINED, Furs ofall Kinds repaired, ‘Miss CUNNINGHAM, 18108th st. nw. ana RS [CCAFFERTY, MRE MOA. ow, shapes over Ladics’ straw Hats and Bonnets in the latest styles, ap20-lm* Saas OPENING. PATTERN ETS, ROUND HATS, JACKETS, WRAPS AND RAGLANS, EARASOIS AND SUN SHADES DRESS TRIMMING. LACES, HAMBURG EDGINGS, BEADED GRENADINES, FOSTER KID GLOVES $i PER Palit UPWARD, EVERY PAIR PITTED AND WARRANTED. iG HUTCHINSON, aplé 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Mrs M. J. 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THOMSON, LANGDON & CO., New York, IHOMSON’S | “GLOVE-FITTING” _ CORSE’ tall depot for Wushington Is the Palais Royal, D719 Penna ave. Complete stock. Prompt and tion assured, -s,tu,thi,1m Tr 2 Tux Pepora Dress; Suters Are Recommended by the Leading Dressmakers. ‘They are absolutely Impervious. 118-s,tu.th-sin® FE TOILET MASK! THE PERERCY BEAUTIFIER!—Eugente's Se- cret of Beauty not only beautifies but purifies the com- jexion, We shampoo, dye, bleach, cut und dress ies’ afr quickly; comfortably and In an artistic iounuer. We euploy only competent assistants, who kuow What you require. We desire comparison, Invisible front pieces of new designs. Feather-light awitches positively, retailed at wholesale prices. J. Rochon had years’ experience in Purl, aud was awarded medals from Paris, Lyons and Vieni. J. ROCHON, , 537 15th st. n.w.. 912 14th 'st. new. M™ ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, { Makes Corsets to oriler in every style aint material ‘ahd guarantees perfect ff and comfort French Handmade Uuderlothing Merino Underwear ‘and nest imported ff mi ider 33 ‘and all Dress Re Patent Shoulder Braces, and alt D Goods, Children’s Corsets and a $1 Corset (Miss H.'sowa make) that for the priceis ansurpassed. BS Prenet, German and Spans puna DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. Evening Dresses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crapo Vells, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Flannel and Pongee our specialty. Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired. Ladies’ Dresses Dyed und Cleaned without ripping. ANTON & CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer aud Maison Yriese, Rue Rivolle, Paris Jac Muse. Vox Braxors, Moorsre, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York? Win. Barr & Co., St. Louls, Mo. Suits made at the shortest notice. ‘Superior fitting, reasonable prices, and satisfaction guaraiiteed. Evening Dresses. Bridal Trosseaus a speciaity, a2 920 14th st, belween I and K. EDUCATIONAL, TPE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ‘Washington, D. G., (723 14th st. n.w.), Aud in the principal other ciiles, ‘Trial lessons free. New terms begin uow. Free Lectures in German, Saturday, May 1st, At 2 o'clock, By Prot. F. STOLLE, principal of Balumore.‘ap27 AY tages to beginners after May 1st, apil-lwe SHORTHAND AND PRACTICAL PENMAN. p tanght by a stenographer and protessor, fifteen years fexpericuce, “Mondays, Weduesdays ahd Pet 3, G o'clock p. in ‘The Columbian College Prepar- alory School. 1385 1 st nw. ap2o-200" MUS ADELINE DUVAL MACK: 1424 N sr, 4ME has reopened her School of Elocution and Dru? Thatic Art; alyo private class in Enclish brauches with iuchers for French and Mathematics, aps-im* [S8tR0CTION IN LATIN, GREEK, MATHE ish, by Prot. ¥.A.SPRINGHR, lato - _Avpiicauts for examinatio plepared. Apply for clreulurs and information 423 thst. nw. ‘ap1-3m PPE NEW SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES 13 now forming new classes in French, German andSpanish. Apply to principal, L. DUMAINE, 030 sth st. n.w. m30-Iin* PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR 9TH and D sts. nw. | Spring sessions. A practical busl- ness education that qualifles young men and women to support, themselves and. successfully perform the active duties of Iife. ‘Thorough instruction given in Rapid Wriung, the English Lanuusge, Cort dence, Rapid ‘Calculations, Bookkeeping, Bi Practice, Commercial Law, Political ‘voohomy.t nography and ‘Type Writing. Opeo day and eveain Aull corps: of leachers. < nifestrated eireuias weet free on application. TENRY SPENCER, Prius cipal, MAS. SANA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal, inhi E.SCHERL ORGANIST, TEACHEROF PIANO «and VOCAL MUSIC lar attention to be- hers, as Well as tose” wishing to. be quatied for Pertormiers and Headers. Terms easy. "734 12th atte we DSLo1 Gui" ‘ADAME HOFFELDT. TEACH ‘Ste- OF SING. om som see tne aay Italian, et ee ae jer Music: good German, French ad ausurpawed methods —1Z16G st nw Whey? \RENCH LESSONS, THE QUICKEST, HAND and the best known system. Prof. IL. LARKOQU! alba annnpyatom, bron Ss PHONOGRAPHY, SCHOOL OF TYPE-WRITING, STREET N.W. ni PRIVATE NS IN BOOK KE ¥ Pscarcation Pemasnsnipy an pe MEERA moderate Branches. Ape Honeene peed ls ia (\VENING FRENCH CLASSES RK E forming at And Insts between and Pe Ane Sa SS red apd chiren Gul > a Original system, "i PRUD HOMME fe W SSIUNGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. We Sth ‘and now, “never: Cloud building, cor, teenth year, Piano, Gres Volt iain, Bite. cornet, Hdd A Fe i i E j sell fd apl6é-2m Paars Wisarmo PAPERHANGINGS ‘Will be pleased to see W. I. Houghton & Co.'s line of ‘which are entirely new, at lowest posibis prices vise alive ‘of Baby es and Straw Mattings Just received, Sip Covers cut and made at lowest rates, ‘W. H. HOUGHTON ¢ ©o., apl51m. 1214 F st_ nw. Over three thousand volumes of lar Booka with BAST MAGAZINES and NEW BOOKS S008 48 1 a 1749 PENNSYLVANIA A) ne Leer 1 ESTER ENRY C. LANCASTER, BOOKS AND STA- Heats Gee saa eons SPs imcaaieees Sevan Ee" Shr Ant PRINTS POR EASTER, Dainty Gif Books, with painted oF ituminated covers Raster Bells, Laster Meswenge things for Easter, _aplo Easter Greera. EASTERCARDS. EASTER NOVELTIES A splendid assortment of Easter Goods now ready. Prayer Beoks and Hymnals, Lenten Books and all goods suitable for the Easter Holidays. Call and examine the display at JOHN C PARKER'S, 29 G17 and 619 7th st. naw. ‘© © PURsI ais base, Taz Roowar DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR, MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIC REYRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY USEITI8 WITHOUT A PEER, SOLVING THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE- FRIGERATION IN PRESERVING ITS CON- TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE PERIOD EN ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH A MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICE. IN ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURE, AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BE MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY OBTAINED IN THE RIDGWAY, J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO. CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISHING, ‘No. 1020 Seventh street northwest, apa Bole Agents for the District, ‘Varon Sroves ‘We have just received acar load of the LATEST IMPROVED VAPOR STOVES, all sizes and all styles, single generators, &c. Be sure to call and inspect our assortment before you purchase a VAPOR STOVE. Also Agent for the Celebrated ONE MINUTE BOSS COFFEE POT, W. & JENKS & CO, TAT 7th stow, P. Hasty His & Ca SPRING LINE or WALL PAPERS FRESCOING AND STAINED GLASS mh27 FABRICS, FURNITURE, CARPETS ocl-6m 815 FIFTEENTH ST. N, W. Goon News Goon News FROM GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) For alin need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES: end HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in general, £8no one need be without a well-furnished home ecuuse they have not got the cash to spare, ‘We are determined to knock the bottom out of high prices, and will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS AS CHEAP 48 THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE- ‘WHERE FOR CaSH And we make this extraordinary offer that customers can make their own terms in regard to payments, Come and see the largest store in the United States, ‘Come and see the largest and most varied stock to se- ect from. Come after you have posted yourselves on prices ‘ondterms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Is the place you were looking for. Come and be con vinced that What we say are facts and nohumbug. We repeat, come and make your own terms—at 10 GROGAN'S, Just Recerven, A CAK LOAD OF OUR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITES, BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS, which we are selling at $29.75, BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS AT COST PRICES, W. H. HOEKR, 801 Market Space. 308 und 310 8th st. n.w. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. _ We have opened a compicte i ee GER TS SUMMEI UNDERWEAR, consisting of French Haltriggan Gauze aud Sum- Jean Druwors Sos. and’ ‘Toe. Sreuch elbciaean jean e and. 7 rn Shirts und Drawers ‘ut $1 each, or $1.75 a sult A. full’ regular "made: French Balbriggan Shirt and wool Undershire at St cath, A full inne of Fase at 31 eacl o Ttoslery, ‘The latest style in Collars, Cully and Nees wear at the lowest ‘A ‘assortment of EE tine Shirts to Plain and Fancy Night Shirts, 9, * EUV TTS F wt noe, rder. $9, Shirts toorder is our SPECIALTIES. ert) MMF, ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT y Business, ns and Astrologist, has been consulted on Love nnd! Satrimotiy’for’24 years in this city: ate {fouble eal, sutisiaction guarauteed, Ollee hed nti ig Soak, Wea Us auld Si. Sis Plrw ec, Ce tol EAFNESS. TTS CAUSES AND CURE. BYONE Divic Was dent twenty-eight years "Treated by the clulists of the day with no bene- moat of ais ta of ti . dreds of others by sanse process." A plain: suupio hundreds of o COC in, uceessful home treatm PMtheltw LRPACE L7sPast “oth se. City ‘LES—DR MUHLEMAN CU: PILES BY ae ae Se 213 fase bw. from 410.6 pm ‘apeizme BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF BY boi Raper etd bhistrects northwest my640ws Ge. | Free sdvantages 0.’ BULLARD, Director. ATTORNEYS. Ma SIC BATar oF PSN Saas | Carn canara, “Rona Solture: “Aula tou st sae beans Danse mee bei : ATE IN ALL GRADES OF N. = BILLER, ATTORNEY-AT LAW, Pa seicamatazoce oe ous | No * CU Todlaas afta 52 se Keanm | Residence, SST st nw. pi cs HOTELS. New, 3 - ade Evening Clases, $3 and $5. Tus ‘This and, apis oa I am now prepared to show my customers the largest assortment of EASTER GOODS have ever offered, including Easter Cards, Books and Novelties, Lenten Books, Bibles, Prayer Books, ‘Hymnals and Books of Devotion. ‘W. H. MORRISON, 475 Pennsylvania Ave. ap? Booxs Booxsn Booxss AT cost. I desire to close out at cost ALL BOOKS ON MY Shelves to make room for my inereasinz trade in FINE AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY, This fives an opportunity for book buyers to place in their Hbraries # fine collection of standard and miscella- neous works. Don't miss itif you want to be bene- worl rior and Prove that, we would simpl, Like everything person or perso Teputation it ha Br: Norice TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF coo EER RI FRR <S8 so EB RA Fe So Ee BE, ad THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. It ig without a donbt the most Reavrirct and the most Neraitrous Flour ‘The Millers have not only the most containing as it does all the most improved Machin: ery Invented'up to the present time, ‘the World. am, at they: produce & Flour Unscrrassep by any mill in the world. To ¥ slate that a large ofthis magnificent Flour is shij rope and eaten at the principal HOWEVER, ped annually to urts of the old gained by mnitating th attempting thereby to palm off an info- article for the genuine. THEREFORE, Besure and see to it that cither sacks or barrels read “CERES” have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. WM. M.GALT &0o., Hted. “Any book or books ‘not in stock will bo ‘Wholeenie Flour and Greta Dealers ordered and a Uberal discount made from the retail | 8P23 2 fase prices x =< A. WHITAKER Proce: FProun: Proven ma 1205 Pennsyivania ave. _ | ~ There has hoon a bis decline In Fone, and Tam pre- PREMo give the Consumers toe bene of the deen, Thavejust recelvcdtwo car loads of the finest MAN Ni PIANOS AND ORGANS. Do Nor Poncuase : ‘Until You See The py tneecegn ee os Aq eee Second hand Pianos and ins at prices from $10 to $150. Sold on small mogthly payment ‘Largest assortment of 5c. music in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, apm 915 F street | 754 ten ity always the same and the best{ SOTA FLOUR, FORNIA PATENT, at 80,1 FLOUK, $5.25, and i fine EX’ vainly Flour, ‘61. at lowest prices. bucket roasted, (requires ty less than any. ot! flavor, 2c. per 10. Shoulder Meat, 6 to Cassard's. best r Creamery Butter, nade, 36.2% Also the CALL he very best FAMILY RA FAMILY at $4.50 N. A. POOLE, Wholesal: 944 Louisigua av UY LOW AND SELL Lo’ iF, $4.90 per barrel. %y Good All grades ‘kept’ and sold ickerel, GO. cents per Plantation’ Java’ Coffee, T), highest = per Ib. Sood Family, ac. gar Cured Hams, 11yc1b, ‘Tea 50c. Ib, ‘Tea Gbc., Bird Se. Ib. Lb. Honey, 650. 5 " th st. cars pass door. Send postal, vered and guaranteed. Jk RANCH & Baca PIANOS: Gall 'stnarvelousSeleplaying instruments G. L. WILD & BHO, 700 Seventhst. n. w. Establishod 1664, Special attention to tuning and repairing. Now ts thetime to have Pi novated. = p20" LARGE pA RORTMENT, OF HECOND-ITAND SQUARE, GRAND and UPRIGHT PIANOS, gemeneariy Bey alliiy "wacrapted, of ail mace oF sale from month = Wi TZEROTT &c0., apl0-1m 903 Penn. ave., 24 door from 8th st. Maz & DAVIS’ PIANOS. NEW STYLES OF | 5 these Celebrated Plauos justreceived. “Ail double Agraffe and new repeating action. Low "Bay ‘Terms. “Buy now. argains to close b¥ oth June HL. SUMNE in charge, 611 Oth st, nw. -aplO Decker Bros, FISCHER, ESTEY, PIANOS ESTEY ORGANS. Sold on easy installments, rented, old instruments taken in exchange, tuning aud repairing. SANDERS & STAYMAN, @arvis Butler in charge), General Manazers, 934 F st. n.w., Washington. 15 N. Charles st., Baltimore. apo-1m ‘OHN F. ELLIS & 00, ‘937 Pennsylvania ave, near 10th st, ‘The Oldest and Largest Music House in the city. PIANOS and ORGANS tor rent or a) st moderate prices abdon: ins, Mghect Music: Musie ‘Books aud ‘Atusicall Instruments of ail kinds 1 RAIN, PROVISION: WASHINGTON, BALI Janes W: Qnotations of St garding the marl fRantly, direct from the New York stock Exchange 4 orders executed aud reported prompuy. FINANCIAL, HARRY C. TOWERS & CO, BROKERS. Purchase and Sales made through direct wire to Boards of Trade of Chicago, ew York and other large markets—for cash or on margin. 1423 F STREET. 64 Brondwas 1s0 Fifth, 639 15th street (Corcoran Buli¢ing), Wasningtom, PRIVATE SIUCK TELEGRAPH WIKES ET WEEN MORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, £6, GEN MEAL Panrnccns, TAL H, Civgze OaKLex, Mayxanp © Eyam Hexny I. Dover, Washington, D.C. Wriitax Ki Thavias, special Partuer. Buy and seli ou Comuissiou ali classes of Ikallway Securities HL H. DODGE, Resident Partner. ks and Bonds and information re as received through our wires in ___PROFES MS, DR. J. SEMMES AND HUSBAND, SUR- ‘of Boston. a cts. Heuutiful Nails make beantifulhands, Ofices,1223 F Wy Washing my D.C 27 z Sail and see our stock before purchasing, stn. phone No 1s. * fe close at six p.m C JOHN F. ELLIS &Co., m9-3m_ 937 Pennaylvanta ave., near 10th st ICTOR BECKE! 'V 'PIiNo SA aX RENT WAREROOMS, 801 9TH ST. N. W. Piano and Organ Tuning aid Repairing af PF specialty. © Work warranted, i peciaty RAKAUER AND C.D. PEASE & 00, {See eS ped whos. Hent, tuning, pair at G.H. KULN'S, 407 10% ut BW ns K NNN X The shine, 5, &e. “Dally walks on easy fect, In open air and sun- % Promote health and longevity;” hence the wit Di. WHITH S establish Wash ADAME PAYN_ MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST, only Importer and Manufuctui ‘and Chiropodist Goods south ‘ROOMS 6 AND 6, VER: aA B Kk AA RB E Kx Kn ah BBB, RR Ec AN 244 Bes’ ee Praxo Foarzs UNEQUALED 1¥ ‘TONM, TOUCH, WORKMAN. SHIP‘AND DURABILITY. ipeconsalied dally, 404 Cat, bet onupe, treats lions strictly’ confidential Separate Fooms for ladies, Gdteealwaysopen, R. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND ‘ouly reliable Ladi nu in the city, can 4 and 6th sts. ‘now. ‘Correspondence and consulta ‘ap20-80" SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & CO, ‘WAPEROOMS ay atn ite I Paltimore—204-206 W, Baltimore Street New York—112 Fifth Avenae. Nt 117 Market Space, WASHINGTO! T No. i tonsively used tn thie city than any other, It runs perfectly: sniooth “and notseless, Snipes BRO ina he ts the Oldest Pstablished Expert f c y, and w guarantee acure in all cases of private GA ANHOOD RESTORED BY BOTTLE iN Marto or ha BHOLHERS tuvizcrating Cor aia. Gr berve power ten "bod aw Will cure any case of nervous debility and loss It lmpuris vigor igethe whole sv aplo-im® ESTABLISHED AND sicial, can be consulted daily residence, 1245 7th st.u.w. Ollice hours trom 9 pan. with Ladies omy. od EAD AND BE WISE—DR. BROTIL sts W.. appeared before me and mai ME. DE FOREST, LONG reliable Ladies’ Pi aplo. Subscribed and OTHERS. SAMUEL ©. MILLS, a wud for the D. of C., this 34 day of July, 1585. aps-Lin® ‘and durability of the highes: degree. No holes to | _*? are Se ni ‘No spiral springs. No cog-wheela. Elegant | Pyke FFER FROM NER Sttachinents tody tie inest Beautifal taney work tis | H'vous pebuitss Lost Vigor, Bahatsied Vitality sel-threading sbuttie holds more thread than any | A free trial pacwace of the’ Marston Bolus, te other. Siaves. Cail at office anki ace indorvements of | gouge cence i mechanical experts, C. AUERBAC! a Cor. “un and Ii sts. Sole Agents 1. C. New Automatic, New Domestle, Now singer and other standard machines at bottom prices. No drum- giher nuvi mais ate yc ata $1 per week or $8 per month, ‘ap2 Kase Or Ax ‘The Light Running Silent New Home Sewing Machine, the latest, simplest, easiest operated, best made and most elegantly ornamented of any machine. We solicit, 4 cull from one and ‘Ser mh25,co-3m 30 bays TRIAL With sealed treatise and testimonials, will be sent on receipt of 10 cents in stamps. MAKSTON REMEDY CO. 46 West 14th st., York. ‘vous and’ Physical Debuity, Loss of * cattsed by indiscretion, excesses, «&c. ANDIFORD'S, St. ‘Cloud Pharmacy, cor- mh2-tu,th,s3m ner 9th and F sts. Price, $1. nit by inal seated, DR. DY cs ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT, and other Furcrrro ArPLIANces. We will send oh thirty” days" trial, to inen, young oF oli, who Debility, Lost Vitulity, and ibosediseases ofa personal hawure result re suffering from Nervous se und Other eases. §} ail 10 ,gzamine this machine and see the | Pele nl cule yestoration helt, gat ad wide range of Work that can be produced. We will | iuanhood guarauieed. “send “at once ior’ illustrated send one to your house for trlal free of charge. Tawuphiet tree Adres VOLTAIC BELT Co; Mar & OPPENHEIMER & BRO, — ere 528 Oth street n.w., St. Cloud Bullaing. Sins is typos etn All kinds of machines rented and repab api__| Sppoltors Su a remedy AHE SILENT WHITE IS THE BEST AND | Fre addresing CJ. MASON, 78 Naseaust, NY. most complete Sewing Machine; hus more points | — ul by ee ti elit the o itis light, fustand quiet: | ~ = Singic Uiread macuine, t prices you ean afford. also | Using Ladies’ Physician tn this.city, “Ladies you cau Sees 0 ea pe, Areas | QD ny ua lt i pac ts oF aes ote MCR ERNET. aay OU se ae: dndies, married oF sibgie, All Successtully treated, J.B. RICHMOND, Manager. inhi PROPOSALS. POSALS FOL ¥RESH BEEF, MUTTON, &. PPP Gpricy PURCRASING AND DiIOE CONSULTING MME. DR DIMGUTS, Tecular graduate trom Paris, France, will receive experienced Skillful confidential treatment. 67 west Sbibes'New York, between Oth und Oth avenues ‘ood wast OUSLY OF SuusISTESCR, ‘ASILINUTON, D. C., Apri 20, 1856. , addressed LO the un- acrstened wil be rscclved at this oliee antl WELW O'CLOCK’ NOON, ON THURSDAY, MAY TWED 10,000 WOOD AND COAL. ‘TONS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL for sale, comprising every desirable THETH, 1886, at ‘which time and place they will be | 4 os . _ dn ube nce of bidders, tor furnishing the | Variety. at the very lowest prices Kindli geet he te Side a ae | Sot agree an tac bl aat ue 2 United States Arimy, a this depot, for issue to troops, ring the fiscal year cominencig J Ten6 “Scparaie, provosals’ wil’ also be teeclved for far. ng. from ‘Seliverg.. send in yuur orders Monee, 1118 Fen H Branch Ofice west, Depot and Wharl, Gb and Water streets southwest, 3m ‘vanla aveaue. Peunsylvauia avenue and 20th G. L. SHERIFF, He tiopes: contain ropomals must be marked DENTISTRY. “Proposals for Fresh ‘A <a * Information a8 to conditions, of beef, pay- AMUEL L. SCUTT, D.D.S. rig goud ae Ta mice, 1207 ae Re eee rin | | bene ieee apogee Ie Capt and e.s.,U.5. A clalty, Gold filling guaranteed tor apl23,24,26,27,my18419-61 SS POSALS FOR POST ROUTE MAPA. Cain Meee TE SEALED PROPSALS will be recolved at thts de- Boll TUESDAY, FH FIST DAY OF 1886, at TWELVE Q'CLOCK NUON, tor producing “ahd furnishing soples of te ute far bee the fiscal THE TRADES. WW FMA § WARN ENON, G'PRAGTIGAT boo asp. and Blok uiacturers. 420 end 422 11th st p.w. Serves grave, Wontiueton D. aarVine Printing POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, JPOTEMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE more, leaving Stephenson's what SUNDAY, 4 p.m, and Balthnore Ritpe at River Landings Freight received on at- andaye only, and must be mernoes Etro nna, JORPOLK, FORTRESS NKOK AND Tr AN South,—Take the Safe and C odious Steamer JANE MOSELEY, which leaves Gth street whart, Washington, every Tuesday. Thurs is’ ant Sathndag at 530 p.m. Stopping at Colonial Beach going and returning. venta ee Foe POTONAG RIVES EANDINGR SEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELD atrest wharf on MONDAYS, THURS Siat 7 am. Rotarning SUNDAY p. te 3 dings as far as ional! Crock. \urrt oman, Va. St. Clements Hay and Leouardina Ma Conncets with By Ole Rat Shepherds. Sow selec, iN K PADGETT TPO NORPOLK anv THEPON U.S Mail Sieur MONDAYS, WED avs, at do p.m. tre 1 Ohio fices, 1851 and 619 Penna. ave a7 Knox’ ress, GUS Penna, ‘ave a 3 baj aad privat IRDCT TO NE: ES JOHN 41, Bast i. Gui st. we MORNING. "Pre . VERNON! MT. VERNON! STEAMER WW. CORCORAN Leaves “therirect wharf daily (except Mt. Vernon at 10 o'clock am. Washington about 3:30 p.m. wel, is I SATURDAY every TUE indayy te returning, reachep J. BLAKE, Captain, STEAMERS. ; Gexaey i NOTICE, LANE ROUTE. EW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENS $0. 40, NR, New 1:00 A. 420) 230 4 a ciners Saturday May 20, Mn June Sails 7 4 Salis Thursday is Thursday’, une Nails ‘Thursday ue 17, 00; intern tro For troight all — very low rates, O° VERNON 1, brow » 4 Bowling « Dew Vork: orto CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO. LIMITED, Y State street, Mot Messe OTIS KIGELOW & CO GUD 7th street, Washington TE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT RMAN LLOYDS. 5 00. Bx 8 Beginning in May, fast b-xpress ste leave New York « France, landing passe EF. DROUP, _3aiw ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA L New, Cuanexo Wi British and French West Un KS BARRACOUTA, salting 170 MORNCA, sailing Apri ay OF more at St, Kitts, Anti Trin at 25 Penney Tennis Washingt Mart Apply to LEAYCKAPY & CO, se19-s.tu.th, 140 Pearl st. New Vork, \ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY BeTWrEeN NEW Youk anw Hav x North iver, foot of Mortom *. el, Weds Labrador Perler @ Rover, Wednesda St Laurent, de Jousselin, We Checks pay: ait, on te Banque ‘Tran Louis Dk bie BIAN, agent, S. a, New York. Mesirs. DELI r tue District of Cohtunbia, 1437 Peonsylvania aves ‘@sliington, D.C. __ RAILROADS. o TO THE > i DOUBLE TRACK STEEL RAs. IN A Trains leave Wachingtor surceis, For Pittsburg and tae West, Chicago Limited xy of Palace Sleeping Cars at 020 A.M. di Line, #:50 A.M. di < to Chicago, with Sleep Chieazo and Cinciunats xpress, at 7 with Sleeping Cars Washington to Chicago necting at Harrisburg with rn Express, witht uh Sleepers for Louisville and st. Lobe. Pacitic Express, 10:00 PM. dally, for Pitesbu and the West, with throug: Sieeper’ Murrisbarg to Chicago and Cleveland. BALTIMORE AND POTOMA® RAILROAD. For Erie, Canandaigua, loc f ra, Palace ester. en, and Elmira, at 9250 00, and 11.00 A. <M. On Sum. and 11:20 P. a Parlor Cats M. daily exer M. trains connect at yn Annex, af treet, avoiding For Brook: Jersey forain doumle ferrin For Philadelpnis, 20, 6:00, 10) XM. Bie Nita tex daity-exeept For fialtimores 33, ‘M., 12.05, 2:00, 3 Sanday’ 9200, 9:34 E 200, 710, 10a, aan 11:20 P. For Pope's ‘except Sunday For Annapoils, 7:15 A. M. daily, except Sunday. 1 Sundays, #: SDRIA AND FREDERICK a Y AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING Wa TON RAILROAD the station, where orders hageage £0 destination fron. he ‘CHLAS. EL PUGH, __Geveral Manager, Schedulem effect SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13th, 1885, ‘until furthir uotice, Leave Washinston from Station, corner of New Jers 5 5 Chie Rext morning at 5:55. No extra tare is cliurged ow this train for fasttime, For Cincinnuti, Louisville and St. St Louis 020"p.m. No extra fare ts charged on Us train for fast tire. For Pittsburg at i. dally; to Py jecping C For Baitinon F Raftruad aud points so with Pullman Sleeper, Washington For Annapolis, 6:40 a1. and 12:10 and 4:30 pam more, 5:00. 0, SHO am, 12: 7:00 and 11:00 p.m. On Sandays, s: 0, 7200 and 11200 pan.” Por stations an Branch, 7: ai for mm. daily; on Suuday stops at ail stations. ton, Staunton and Valley Hranch, 8:0 am. da! cepé sunday. For Gaithersburg aud interned points, #20 am. 12:30 and 11:00 ‘pu. d Kunday.” For Frederick, 40 am. uid 4: Gully: txcept Sunday. ‘For liazerstown atid Winchester, 8:40 and 043 @ my and O31 pom, daly, except Sunday, ‘ivaing arrive trom: the Mest anity : 1390. 6:30 and 10:30 p.m.. (New Orie Express) ‘From Aniiapolis S20.aim und L290 ad B29 Ve Sunday. 10:30. 62295, From Lexington 5:30 p.an. daity, except From Frederick and intermediate pollits, 5: and 8:15 pan. dally: Cxowpt Rainy by jeuve Baltimore for Washington at 3:45, 9:09 and 10:30 am., 1 5 ind BS 220, 0, a. em Warhington stop at Helay Station Fiuacion apply at the Baltimore and maton sation. CAaud 130K Penusylvania nue, Corber of 14th street, where orders will be. taken Yor bagzage to be checked ad ae the Gly. fall “Gen. Munager, Galtimore. GBA