Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1886, Page 6

MAXWELL ‘The triat of H. M. Brooks, alias Walter H. ‘Lepnox Maxwell, for the horrible murder of Charles Arthur Preller, was begun in earnest in the criminal court in St. Louis yesterday. Af wer the Jury was sworn Mr. C. O. Bishop made ‘the opening for the state, and gave a graphic description of the events which led up to the rime. Maxwell flushed and grew pale in turns while Mr. Bishop was speaking. There were present many ladies, who were given seats in- side the bar. The court was fammed and the adjacent streets filled with people. The only witness examined was Merritt R. Noble, for- merly clerk at the Southern hotel, but now liv- ing in Texarkana, Ark. He identified Max- well’s signature on the hotel register, de- scribed bow he obtained the key to Preiler's room, and told of the finding and identifica- satiun of the inurdered man’s bod: AN ALLEGED CONFESSION. There appeared in a St. Louis afternoon paper the following alleged confession of Maxwell: “Mr. Prelier was suffering from a private dis ease, for which I had previously preseribed, mixing the medicines myselt from the botties in the medicine case I carried with me. But his ailment had reached @ stage when it was necessary for me to make a certain investiga- tion. _I was obilged to use a catheter and in as- ing @ catheter when the parts were inflamed I had previously applied chloroform, in order to produce condition of narcotism. I used ehloro- form in this manner on a man bamed Harrison in Liverpool without any serious result. I ex- plained the process to Mr. Preller and told him what 1 should have to do. He was not only willing, but was very anxious for me to treat him in this manner. ing the day I pur- chased four ounces of chloroform, which was standing ina botile on the edge of my w: stand, where I was washing some surgical in- struments. This washing of instruments took place Sund: d was intended as a preparation for the operation. In washing the jastruments I overturned the bottle of chloro form and it went headlong into the basin, the cork coming out, and ail but aboutan ounce'and quarter or an ounce and a hall going down in ‘This was probably 3 o'clock, and after get- ting my instrument ready I went out tosecure some more chloroform. I went to the drug store. I don’t know where, but the store near the hotei (Fernow’s), and asked for the ebloroform. ‘The clerk suid that I was excited and ina hurry. This was not so. Isat down in a chair in the drug store for more than a quarter of an hour and was altogether very leisurely about ny business, for there was no barry. “If lam not mistaken I had a long conversation with some one in the drug store. When I got the chloroform I repaired to my room. Prelier had been in and out of my room and bis own all the aiternoon. About 5 p.m. we began the operation. I administered ihe ehloroform in the usual way, Lolding a satu. Tuted cloth to the nose. Preller passed through the first stage ull right. It took several mo- ments, I don't know exactly how long; then he entered the second stage and here the terrible Fesult caine. I discovered too late tbat he was | dying. laagine my horror when tbis iact | dawned upon me. Twas wild wita frigt, bat | had presence of mind enough to cut the shirt and undershirt trom the body, and, getting a | wet towel, I beat him around the beck and shoulders ‘lor a bali hour or more. I uid not | give Up until I was ready to drop from exhans- | Yion and iny efforts were not relaxed untii he THE EVENING STAR: an A New Tonie For Women. One of the largest concerns of this country, which has made its prosperity and fame upon @ common-sense view of the sanitary needs of the people, is The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Baltimore, Md., the discoverers of the Duffy’ pure malt whiskey, the only absolutely pure whiskey manufactured, the medicinal virtues of which have proved it to be ina very brief period, not only the most popular, but an un- fuiling’ specific for the worst diseases which afflict mankind. So great has been their they have consented, uy general demand from persons acquain’ 0 a with and using the whiskey, to make further appli- eation ot the medicinal virtues and purity of their great discovery in the treatment of dis- eases of a peculiar and delicate nature com. mon to women, and upon the prescription of a learned physician have prepared an article for this purpose. This new remedy, known as Duffy's Tower Mint Cure, is an ‘invaluable tonic. the principa: ingredients of which are Duffy's pure malt whiskey and mint, combin- ing the sb recognized curative agencies for the relief of pain and distress in the perform- ance of the menstrual functions, and as an ald to nursing mothers in the discharge of mater- nal duties, without fatigue. In like manner 1t ensures safety in the cl of life and allevi- ‘tes and cures faintness, melancholy, morning sickness and the troubles of pregnancy, whi! it assimilates with the blood and strengthens every organ. The purity of the ingredients and thelr health-giving qualities, compounded in accordance with the it medical law, renders this preparation strictly reliable, and it Is onl; upon such a basis of confidence that it is issu bed the above firm. It has already been exten- sively introduced’ through the medium of the company’s publications, and there is quite a demand for it. SOME SAY “CONSUMPTION CAN'T BE cured.” Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, as proved by forty years’ experience, wil! cure this disease when not already advanced beyoud the reach of medical aid. Even then its use affords very great relief, and insures refreshing sleep. AXERS SARSAPARIGLA 18 THE MOST Po- tent blood purifier, and a fountain of health and strength. be wise intime. All baneful infections are promptly removed by this unequaled alterative. myl3 . 8. S. SCROFULA OF LUNGS, 1 am now 49 years old, and have suffered for the last 15 years with a lung trouble. I have spent thou- Sande of dollars to arrest the murch of this disease; but temporary relief was all that I obtatned. Iwas unfit for sny manual lubor for several years A friend strongly recommended the use of Swift's Specific (3. &S),claiming that he himself had been greatly bane- fited by its use in some Iung troubles. I resolved to try it, The results are remarkable. My cough has left had been dead some time. All the clothes he hadon at the time were his shirtand un- | dershirt. He had siripped to these for the | peration. “What did Ido when I saw my dead? What could i do? I didn’t friend was | LOW What to doexcept drink, and I drank freely. T drank everything | could yei—wine, wlisky, every- thing. What were my thoughts? I hadn't an ali I remember is that I drew on a pair of draw? | ers, the first that fell into my hands, and put | ‘Ube bedy into my trunik, trom which’ I bad re- | moved everything. I put it in the trunk an What was done be- | and | new | hour after Preiler s deatu. aide this [ have no recollection of. consternation huc possession of ni only that my feelings were those of the utinust horror. Lremaiu:d in my room that nigut— the same room in which the remains were—and | At would be a lie for me to say that I slept, for I didn’t, and I was glad when morning came, What did after leaving my room you know, for it has all been printed.” | St Louts special says: “There ts little doubt that Maxweil did make such a state above, very greatly to bis counsei's annoyance, and that at their peremptory demand he de: elined to say anything about it. His counsel | do now expect to adopt that defense. Ac ing to his own story the cutting oi! of Pre: Moustache, the ‘inseription ab found in the truuk, aud all the o tidents connected With the tray dy are to be attributed to bis liquor aud fear-crazed condi- on alter the fatality. SOMETHING ABOUT “JOE” CKAIG, WHO FAILED YESTERDAY FOR $150,000. The Pittsburg correspondent of the Philadel! Phia Press gives the following sketch of Craig, the Pittsburg oil speculator, whose failure yes- terday caused such a break in the oil maket: Joe” Craig, as he is familiarly called on "change, bas lately invested largely in real es- tate, and could not realize speedily enough to revent the lay down. The life of this young bull operator reads like fiction. Craig, who is about 25 years old, beardiess aud unmarried, would be taken fof an overgrown and untu: tored boy. There was nothing of dash or brag- adocia about him, whatever his success might ave been. aps the fault predominating with him was that which prompted bim to keep his own counsel, and to this was probably due his great success. Yesterday he was be- lieved to be worth Lali a million dollars; u-day he is certainly $150,000 in debt. Craig is an Allegheny boy. ‘He first becaime known fn local oil circles as the ebief accountant tor the once famous Fisher | ter the Tetirement of the Fishers he partnership with Lowry, a little over @ year ago. Since then he bas figured as one of Ulie highest roliers in ofl, and during the last | twelve months he hs closed some of the most | daring and profitable deals in the history of oll | exchanges. Craig's first important deal was a little over a year ago, when ie, unaided, with capital of $3,000, forced the nr ninety-cent line to above the dollar line. arket irom the ‘On this “he cleared something like $100,000. His next was 4 short deal, Commencing at the dollar line, he sold several milion barre! of oll. The New York trade evidently unde estimated bis ability, for It was then they bought largely and forced the market against him to the extent of $1.12, of the highest point reached last year.” Joe said nothing. but Brought in w Hitie10U-darreler_in Kane and with judicious pounding succeeding in break- Ing the market below the dollar line and sub- sequently to the eixhties at the cost of millions Ww the heavy weights of New York. His next move and his last was when he undertook to make a long deal from the eizhty-cent line. All f this oil is now bei aout. Some hold that bis tuilure is due to the fact that the Standard or those who lost through Bim went gunning after him, but it was prob- abiy brought about by nt at Washington. Crai vable Posessions in the Kane distr Several producing wells aud ne is @ yartuer with a large interest in the Belmont Oil com- pany, operating in the Washington field. He Owus cuusiderabie real estate in Allegheny and holds much natural gas stock. Gladstoue Not Yet Beaten. HE CAUSES SURPRISE BY PROVUSING AN EX- on which are TENDED HOME KULE DEBATE. Mr. Gladstone, in the house of commons yesterday afternoon, moyed that the house devote four nights out of the five given to parliamentary business every week to the de- Date on the home rule bill. ‘The premier’s proposal produced a sensation, as It had come to be generally believed, with- out any clearly defined reason theretor, that the government had about given up hope of heir measure. d discussion at once followed Mr, Gladstone's motion. During this both sides of the coutroversy revealed their positions. Sit Michael Hicks-Beach, conservative, said bis PANY wanted « pledge that the devate would finished on Friday next. To this Mr. Glad- Stone Aauswered that his reckoning extended d the date fixed by the T | J were ARE A FEW DRUGGSTS | article than to wait for the prosperity that ultimately me, my strength has returned, and I weigh 60 pounds ore than Iever did in my life. It has been three years since I stopped the use of the medicine, but I have badno return of the disease,and there are no pains or weakness felt in my lungs I do the hardest kind of mechanical work, and feel as wel: as Lever felt since Iwas u boy. These, I know, are wanderful statements to make, but lam honest when I say that Towe my existence and health today to 3.5.5. I would be recreant to the duty Iowe to humanity if I failed to Dear this cheerful testimony to the merits of this wonderful medicine, TJ. Hou, Montgomery, Ala, June 25, 1885. Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable, Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, Treatise on 16 who eare more to make @ large profit on a worthless Fesults from houest dealing. 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Nine members » Who bad hitherto rule measure, have rday, und it Is ex- vers Will soon signily B opposed to the home been converted since 5 pected that other m their adhesion to the b: SUXTY-EIGHT PARNELLITES, ‘Who desired to speak on the nome rule bill held @ meeting in London yesterday, and, in defer- ence to the wishes of Mr. Parnell, agreed th: only a limited number of them should speak, It is expected that the division on the second Feading of the bill will be reached by the end Of next week or by the middie of the following week. The conservatives indignantly ase that the government's supporters are. protra jug the debate tor the purpose of capturing waverers. Michael Davitt, presided at the fortnightly meeting of the Irish National league, held st Dublin Tuesday. He expressed ilnselt as con- Aident that Mr. Gladstone's home rule bill would pass tts second reading. He referred to the threats of the orangemen as silly and_piti- able. 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LUCY L HUNTER, Booxs: Books: Booxss AT cost, I desire to close out at cost ALL BOOKS ON MY vreasing trade in shelves t9 make room for my i NE AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY. ‘This gives an opportunity for book buyers to place in thelr Hibraries a fine collection of standard und iniscella- neous works. Don't miss itif you want to be bene- fited. Any book or books wanted not in stock wil b ‘ordered und a liberal discount made from the rei prices, G. A, WHITAKER, 1105 Penusyivania ave, _ HOTELS. £24 ‘we New Youre Hore, NEW YORK CITY. ‘This popular hotel nas been completely renovated ‘and 100 rooms added, making its present capacity five hundred guests, : ‘Conducted on both thea merican and European plans. A Restaurant of Superior Excellence supplies the Meais.a la Curte. Price of rooms, with board, from. er duy: without board from $1 ber day aud upwar ‘Broudway cars pass the hotel SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT GUESTS. apls-tu,thés.,26¢ Liaw Brean 4 PURE MALT KXTRACE, Possesses the highest merit, It is manufacture éfrom ie choicest materials, and combines the most pala table qualities of refreshing drink, with the :nvigor- ating aud wholesome properties u: ine best Mult 4 tracts, EFICE OF W. W. LAMB, XD, i249 HANOVER St, PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1884 MESSRS. EISNER & MENDELSON, SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFS MALT EXTRACT U.8.0F A, 320 RACE ST., PHILADELPHTA, DEAR SIRS:—I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS IN MY PRIVATE PRACTICE, AND HAVE FOUND IT TO BE THE BEST’ HEALTH-R STORING BEVERAGE AND TONIC NUTRITIVE KNOWN. 1H FOUND IT ESPECIALLY GoOv IN PERSONS CONVALESCING FROM FEVER, IN CASES DYSPEPSIA, FOK MOTHERS (NUKSING, AND IN“ CASES OF WEAKLY CHILDREN, AND ALSO IN LUNG TROUBLES. “MY ATTENTION WAS DRAWN BY THE IMMENSE IMPORTATION SEMEMONTH- LY, AND ACUUT A MILLION OF BOTTLES IMC PORTED BY ¥ AVE PASSED MY INSPEC SATISEACTO EARS. W. W. TAS "cp, CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR. 8, PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. BEWARE OF IMITATION. NUNE GENUINE WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF “JOHANN HOFF” AND “MORITZ BISNER” ON THE NECK OF EVERY BOTULE thew Deuxxenvess, OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC Itean be given ina cupof coffee ortes withoutthe knowledge of the person taking it 1s absolutely harmless, and will eect @ permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient iss moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Ithas been given in thousands of cases, and inevery instance » perfect cure has fol- lowed. IT NxVeE vars. The aystem ouce impreg- ated with the Specific, it becomes au UME Lnpuse ‘Dusty dur the liquor appetite to exist, Fou SALE ay DR. 8. F. WARE, EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE, Corner 14th aud F streets: also, R. K. HELPHEN- ‘STINE, corner 14th street and Vermont avenue, ‘Washington, D.C Call or write for pamphlet containing hundreds ot testimonials frow the best women and men from all parts of the country. ocad-e.tuth E. M. Borcuarn & Bro Offer Special Indacemerts on FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER, ‘Which they deliver to families regularly and promptly from Refrigerator Boxes (CLxaN, FRESH, SWEET AND SOLID. ‘Mall orders promptly attended to. Give them a trial, myli-m.wés Penusy!vania Avenue cor. 4% st. 0 TO GEO. 5. WALKER R MONUMENTAL Grete Weta he ettdey te estngton ™ tol st., ju rear of Government Printing Otlice. mhz7 11159 true tonic and delightful beverage, alike deat. able for invalids snd persons in health. “Will be found Upon trial to be & pleasant and complete substitute fur allalcoholic drinks, most of which are too stimulating tor delicate constitutions. Js, te beverage “Par | Excellence” for nursing mothers, crestes an abundance of milk, while it Strengtitons and invigorates the entire aya ‘After careful. analysis, Wilbur G, Hall, Pb. D,, New York, says: “Liquid “Bread isa refreshing, nourisping. table ‘beverage, und a wholesome invigoraung ton Jtis palatable to the taste, and of easy assimilation.’ Frank L. James, Ph. D., M.D.,St, Lous, after analy- sis,says: “Tis low perceritage of alcohol, its etferves- cence, its delightful taste and odor, all combiue to re- commiend Nicholson's Malt Extract ay beluga most nourishing beverage, and the best article of the sort at has ever come under my €: ion.” DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop’r, ST. LOUIS. At wholesale by WM MUEHLEISEN, yi 918 6TH ST. W ASHINGTON Baxers GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. BAKER'S ‘Warranted Absolutely BAKER'S Pure Cocoa, from which BAKER'S the excess of oil has been removed. Ithas treetimes BREAKFAST —_ the atrengthof Cocoa mixed BREAKFAST —_ with starch, arrowroot or BREAKFAST sugar, and 1s therefore far BREAKFAST — more economical, costing ess than one cent acup. It cocoa. 4s delicious, nourishing, cocoa. strengthening,eustly digest- coco 4. €d, andsdmirably adapted cocoa. for invalids as well 98 for persons in health, Sold by Grocers everywhere. a7 W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass, Nazar I daw | A Tavsr PAS ee Witlconduer canes belore the Soprome Gout of ine Courts e claims before the Executive Depart- ments ( ‘the Patent y tnd Transiers o Heal Enate'n dhe ‘of Colume Dim ata to ‘the United States - 0) q Mi nade ascent REE RS Board of Directors—James John T. Mitch- oli Thomas ‘Hildebrant, BCauin. 8-106 V euarrs HAVE JUST RECEIVED 4 FRESH SUPPLY OF PURE OLIVEOIL AND MACCARON:, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ‘ALSO, THE CELEBRATED VELATIS FAMOUS CARA MELS, FRESH EVERY DAY, €20 9th st. n.w., opposite U. & Patent Offica, ‘Branch Store, 1706 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Noveurms om Farce Sarzena aed iD P Bas’ AND ole ace BY 2 EE ei EDA “EXTREME NOVELTIES’ IN ANDERSON'S ZEPHY! Be Se BATISTES. SELSIEE AAU RRR CE ES Witt Goons, AND EM fbunep SWISS NEW, WHITE AND COLORED EMBROIDERED OBES. - EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEE AND PRINTED CHINA SILK ROBES. NEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS IN INDIA SILKS, AT $1, $1.25, $1.60. “EXTRA _INDUCEM. 1X “BLACK AND COLORED SURAHS, LOUISINES AND SUM- ER SILA ELEGANT BLACK BEADEDSILK GRENADINES. Fol PRESS FRONTS, PANELS AND GARRET NOVELTIES IN SPANISH, GUIPURE AND CHANTILLY LACE NETS NEW LACK AND COLORED DENTELLE AID “LATLST STYLES” IN PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS \D CARRIAGE SHADES, NOVELTT.S iN. HANDEBRCHIEFS, HOSIERY ar /1GURES ANDOORRECT PRICES PERRY BUILDING, Penn. Avenue, Corner Uib street. Fstablished 1840. myi5 Laxssvurcu & Bao. UNRIVALED axp 4 CONTINUAL BOOM. EXTRAORDINARY RESULTS, F assortment of Wash Fabrics, both in white and ‘colors, has never been equaled. We have had facilities this year that have been ex- tremely beneficial to our trade. In a Stock of goods like ours it would be a futile at- tempt to tell you of everything through this medium. But we surgest for you, whosoever you may be, to come and investigaté for yourself, Cream crinkled Seersucker, 8c. A beautitul assortment of fine Seersuckers at 12%%c., entirely new patterns, Striped Seersuckers, especially adapted for Boys’ ists, only, ‘Dress Ginghams as low as 6c. per Plain Chambrays in all colors Gingham Dress Robes. FOR i FOR Enough ‘material, with Edging 5 Wide and narrow to inatch, to mak $3.45 Stull dress S $3.45 Black and White Check (otherwise known as Shep- herd’s Plaid) Dress Gingham, 8, worth 12440. Plain Canvas Cloth, ‘Only 42 in, wide, only 20c, Only 20 cents, ue. ‘Shades: per " per yard, Pink, Lt. Blue, Cream, Fawn, Tan, yurd. Keru; and Woite. i WHITE Goops. 10 cases India Linen, ranging in prices trom Sucents per yard. Each number sold from 2 to cents less than last year's prices, SATIN FINISHED CHECK NAINSOOK. Beautlful Goods, 10, 12%, 15 cents per yard; recent price, 124g, 39,20 cout. oe CABLE CORD ORGANDIES, In Platd, Check, and Stripes. DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS. New designs; cheaper in price now than even last year. to rs ONLY ONE CASE LEFT. Check Nainsook at 6 cents, ‘This Goods is 28 in. wide, FIGURED ETAMINES, Choice Patterns, 50c. ‘Those are made of fine Inen,and will wash and doup beautifully. These are the Genuine Goods. We also have a good imitation of these Goods, In Blegant Put- Ens. at 1S. Fiain white Crinkled Seersuckers, in narrow and wide stripes, only 1246 Victoria Lawns, 40 Yn, wide, 10c. DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED SATTEENS, In elegant profusion of Styles and Patterns, PLAIN AND FIGURED BATISTE, In Domestic and Imported Goods, ‘THE BEST SELECTED STOCK YET. ‘We wish particularly to impress you with the fact that we have the necessary Laces or embroideries ‘with which to trim any of the above materials, Tags Sere cadena Ww. G. ieee ae KAABE Piawo Foarzs UNEQUALED IN TUNER, TOUCH, WORKMAN. SHIP AND DURABILITY, SECOND-HAND PIANOS 4T ALL PRICES PIANOS FOR RENT; SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY AND WM. KNABE & 00, 817 Market Space. my8. Joux F. Enns & Co, 937 Pennaylvama ave, nearl0th st, ‘The Oldest and Largest Music House in the city. AGENTS FOR ‘TheSuperior and Unexcelled WEBER PIANOS aD MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS, ‘Extensive Publishers of SHEET MUSIC And dealers in all kinds of MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS, MUSICAL INSTRU- MENTS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, ‘Pianos and OD easy mont SR te wea A Liberal Discount always for cash. paoked ind Shipped by coupowat tea wi choderass BEWARE OF IMPOSTORS! 10 canvassern, Leave your orders at We employ n pur store. rs by Biail or Telephone promptly at- It will pay youto examine our Stock before chasing. = Renting a specialty. ‘Telephone No. 18, JOHN F. ELLIS & Co, 937 Pennsylvania ave., myl-Im ‘Near 10thstreet n.w. Do Nor Prncuase Untt) You See The EMERSON PIANO, fier A thoroughly first-clasr Instrument at a m« Gium price. “Over 41,000 now in use. Second hand Pianos and Organs nt prices from $10 to $160. Sold on small monthly payments, ‘Largest assortment of Se. music in the city, HENRY EBERBACH, 915 F street. PIANOS AND ORGANS, | __ PRONEY: eee ede Pusce & Wares, best Salt F STOCK BROKERS proacates I sage 899 15th street Corcoran PRivAln SUCK TELBORAPH Wikis BETWEEN WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, DEW YOKA, BOSTON, a, "ARTE KS. ‘Guwenal CO., 445 Tth st.s w., (GU st cars pass ihe déor). Norres ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS HL H. DODGE, Resident Partner. rem ‘Santiy, direct frou: the New York Stock Kaxcha 4 U orders executed and revered prompuy. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. yan LING TO ORFOLK AND PORT MONKOP. FER kK LEARY and EXCELSIOR gor; Re gE gs Nu AY Aste & BE RRR Er “ss, thoroughly oo E 3 sreet what Exe ker “us* > Ma 1351 and 619 Pent id Koos s Expr vivania avenue, who will also check, wiels and privale residences Dele =" WM. P. WELCH, G: PPere*mAc Teaxsvowtation Li HK STEAMER SUF THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. Tt ta without a doubt the most BeacTiruL andthe ost Norririovs Flour in the World. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect Mill, eral Agent, GEL we an tae ee ne word. To | SUNDAY. dpm end felines cee Pag ee y of this magniticent Flour ts shipped anti * Eeope at River Landings. Preight received Surppe end citan at ue principal Bars of the’ old | rare Riccy taupe, Trego received on tab HOWEVER. mbidem 12m and Re Like eversthing else that has Rained renown, some . FORTRESS MON Person or persons are trving to take advantage of the — owns aN South “ake the: sat apd Comnentions 1 Steamer Feputation it has gained by unitating the Nate and | JAN}: MOmbILY which leaves ih mnees wine, Brand. and attenipting thereby to palm off an infe- | Washington, every ‘Tuusiay, Thurniee sn Sauna? Hor article for the genuine. a1 5:30 pean. Supping at Colonial Beach Coa returning. o THEREFORE, JOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS Be sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIFLIY ‘ i Leaves Tihatrect whatt on MONDAYS, THURS Si DAYS and SUNDA p. tue touche and have the imprint of Ing at Kiver Landings as far as comin Creek Cure oman, Va. Clements Lay and Leouarioks, Ma Goondets wits 1 ORE ae she neta ee che SOHN de PAIX W. RIDLEY, Manag: TRECT TO NEW. YORK—FREFGHT STEAM FS JOHN UADSON upd EC KNIGHT leave Pier 41, Bast de wevery BATURDAY ats ou . Wasiiington, every TUSDAY ’ wight at lowest reten, 1. VERNON! MT. VERNON! | STEAMER WW. CORCORAN Be Vernon at 10 Selock “am rere ae Se & Vernon at 10 o'clock “a. "ms recur ‘Washington about 3:30 pm, el TWO GOLD MEDATS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals, WM. M. GALT & C0. ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. SPECIALTIES. ap23 RS. DR. J. SEMMES AND HUSI Ix years’ successf! practice, & a _ > 3 panicely cured Palen a | _STEAMERS. Restorer for baldn Ro equal. Cat this out. 1 — as LLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. ADIES REQUIKING — experien: female | Sail regularly from BALTIMORE for LIVERPOOL de ir. WILSON, 1105 Park Place, 11tb st vin QUEENSTOWN. tween’ os Siberian, May 18: Nova Scotian, June 1, Cabin, $65; Intermediace, $30; steerage, $20, Glasgow to Philadeiplila via Derry. Gh to Gostou via Derry and Galway. Pawenger Accommodations Uveaceiled. For turther inf rn CLAIRVOYANT P15, ROS THE Reviann ‘ud Astroiogist, bas been consulte! on Business, | ve and Matrimony for 24 years i this city: all in Aouble call, satisfaction guaranteed. Otuce hours, 10 | sm, to 8 Duin, Feo Ove and $i. Gis First auc, tol Hu ap NUMBER OF SLIGHTLY-USED UPRIGHT AA AND SQUARE PIANOS of our make alanoet es Good as new, and fully warranted, will be sold at @ lib- €ral reduction from regular price, WM. KNABE @ CO., my8 517 Market Space. ¢ RANICH @ BACH PIANOS. K juallty ulways the same and the best Sully's marvelous Self-playing instrumental G. L. WILD & BRO, ‘708 Seventhst. n. w. Established 1864 Special attention to tuning and repairing. Now ts Stacie iuntan fe caning aud eee PI ALLEL & DAVin PIANOS. NEW STYLES OF {ese Celebrated Fauve justrecelved. All deuble fe und new repeating action. Low prices Kasy Terms. Buy now. Bargains to close by 15th June. BL. SUMNER in charge, 811 9th st. nw, aplo. J) EAFNESS. Tis CAUSES AND CUi who was deaf twenty-elght years. ‘ost of the noted specialists of the day rich no by my18-00,3m__ ft Cured himself iu three ‘mouths, “aud suce then | CHoRT ROUTH TO Luwie hundreds of others by same plain, simple | GNORT ROUTE TY LONDON succesniul howe reatment Address | SS AN 3440) stuth ssw TS PAGE. 126 Fast uu seN.¥ City | pve — DILES—DR. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY VA, landing passe Ts lu southampton iu less thee Girect treatment, without the use of knife, caustic elklt days irom New York. These steam OF ligature. Cure guaranteed. Can Ue consulted a: 213 Sast. MME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF AVLLIFE “an business confidential. Ladies andgen- | ewmen 50 cents each. 408 L street, between dth and Oth streets northwest. o trated for Uieit specd ‘and ike couuiort afforded pus srugers Begiuning ia May, fast express steamers ill iso leave Kew Work on seuss er Cee nding passengers for Paria ie Fs DRUGP, 025 Penusyivania ave, aploaiw Washington, DC. MEDICAL, &. eS TICTOR BECKE! “V 'SiaNo Sale AND RENT WaREROOMS, 801 9TH ST. N. W., | NNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST, | DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY, STEEL | RAILS, MA JR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND. only reliable Ladies’ Physician in the city. can be Gonmulted dally, 464 . diy and 6th sts. n. w. Frompt treatineut. Corre=poudence aud consuita- Wons strictly confidential, Separate rooms for ladies Ofiice always open. my11-6t* Station, corner of Sixth and Bi streets, as follows: ay. Work warrauted. spectity. Wolk warrantee) PMeOS musa SO } RAKAUER AND C. D. PEASE & CO, Eee marie Orga tte eT OT reayonabley anon ning, paltyat God KUMN'S 407 Toi st a ns GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. For Pittsburg aund the We-t chicago Limited Express ‘ot Palace Slecping tars at B90 A. Bt Satis Pat T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT De. BROTHERS is the oldest Established adver- Line, #:50 A. M. daily to Cincinnati and i ising Ladies’ Physician in thiscity. Ladies, you can with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Circ confidently consult Dk. BRUTHERS, #06 B st.aw. | and Howl Car to St. Louis, daily, except Satu Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar Uo fe Cheago. with Siero “All successfully treated. Chicago and Cindunau E: ton We Chicago, con Pith Blewplag Cars Washi ct HOOD ii = ay WaiNo a BOTTEEE jerrisburg with Western, bxpress LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. an tnt J ASH00D RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE Gears tr Lesetic eet a kee In the ail over Flonnciug and narrow all to match, 5 > ~ 10:00 P.M dally, for Pittsburg elther in ‘white, ecru, or Colors. Any of these goods | FyLLERy's, LIT 2 BF Seamer. | at “wil Gare sty cave or nervous debity ann swith through Siecper Marriaburg tS are ail sold cheaper than ever before. We have opened a compicte Hue of as poe Chicago and Cleveland. All the above goods on our First Floor. GENT’s SUMMER UNDERWEAR, ——— BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. ‘These Robes were particu- A consisting of French Baib: ‘Gauze Sum- ME. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND | For nandaigua, Rochester, Buftulo, Nit 100 larly selected monstrous | mer Mertuo. Guuse Shirts aud Drawers for 1 asut. | Mf Yeltabie Ladies Phystcun, can be consulted datiy 10:00" P.M. duily, execpt Saturday, with Palace anierane to please all, assortment | Jean Drawers, 50c and Freuch | Balbrisgan | at her residence. 124i Tih st uw. Ollice hours fr Cars Washington io Koc ay ‘They; range in prices from ut pu sopular ‘mate. $f $1 cach, oF $1.75 a sult A | 1 wo pm. with Ladies on _ aplos’ For Williamsport, Lack 00 10 $25.00. ess than " AD ENNYROYAL PILLS, “CHICHES- fa oH4- obex’ Full quantity, with Raging to prevailing | Drawerta! $1.00 each, of $2.75.0 sul A oF Fancy | Ljtere knglina.” The original and’ oniy genuine. | FOF New York’ and t as Prices. | Hostery. ‘The latest style in Collars, Cul and Neod- | Ast your Drugyist for “Chichester's bngiish,”take 10 415, 10500 ea A NNN 588g Wear af the lowest prices. A assortment of | other, orincloes sc. (stamps) to us fur particulars by press of Pullman Parlor Cars, 9:40 A. AR NNN & Plain and Fancy ‘Night Shirts. Sfx fine Shirts to | relura mall. Chichester Chem. Co., Philadelphia, Pa 260 P.M. daily, except sunday. Aa NNN Sssg order, $9. Shirts to order is our rs Sold by Druggists everywhere. Je25-m.th.t-3t_ | For Boston without chauge. 2:00 P.M. every day. Fe 3 apld LERY’S, 1113 F st. nw. R. DODD'S NERVINE, NO. 2—A PERMANENT N. Y., ail through trains connect #8 LLL 4 4 NNN Begs ‘Cure tor Nervous and Physical Debuity, Loss of = at wit — 4 pa os rused by udiscretion, excesses, dc % iransier to Fulton street, avo BOR U U ERR coq Hts ATTORNEYS. Boldidt STAN DIVORD'S, Se‘Cloud Pharmacy, oor lage acras New York City. Nouns double Bor ol ER SoHE Sede Aly Sons Pau Soci ti Retoaat eee Tae | Ges Sebo 00, 4:10, 6289, 10990 uid 11-20 F a fatal hong laweulys and contracts; 3 wow roteeh te pemeeel 30 »* nate Limited Express, 0:40 4. ai. and 8:50 ¥. M. dally, BBB RRR 00 Pfactice, Tassisiod by. d AREY ROGERS tag. Dyes a BBR ROO ; Jectrical Expert, and J. Cc. ROGERS, =: Equity ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT, and other Exectrro D, BBB RRR O O ractice in the District of Columbia and Maryi Arriiances. We will send on thirty days’ trial,to BBRROO ~ ws Mtice: 2 Corcoran Buliding, opposite U.S. Treasury. | men. foung of old, who are suffering from Nervous BBB R R 00 & & | Hesigonce: Parthenon Heights Debiifty, Lost Vitality, and thosediseaes ofa personal ‘aps0-Lmt J_WEDS ROGERS | nature resulting from abuses and other causes: Speedy | FO gd) exceyn Sunday CEES pet |AMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY.-AT | Felief and complete restoration to health, vigor’ For Annapolis, 715 A, 3f., 12:05 and in all the Courts. Office 490 Loul- | manhood wed. Send at once for’ illustrated except Sundi 9:00 A.M 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. ‘Law. Practices sl) the Courts, y Pe . sdagetaesea} sisng ave. (Barbour Law Bullding.) 1539 | Pamphl Address VOLTAIC BELT CO, Mar | aria > DEARICKSUG ts KALLA COOLEST STORE FOR SHOPPING. Oth st ow. ay ala social a LMA oy ame AND WASHING ‘Cooling Fi i on. rh NEY- iL INSTANT RELIEF. FINAL CURE IN10 IN RAILROAD, _Patent Cooling Fans in Operatio mylt N. = METER ATTORNEY A Law, DILES, INSTANT RELIEF. 1 purge, no salve, no | For Alexandria, 6:00, 74 New Sraiso Dass Goons ssosun svat nan Stitoomoms age | gappenory Gaderer i oer iaiceaiy | 3 We have jist opened e splendid Iino of Spring Dress ee miizdeo.3m and the tes Goose, comprise, Novaiias In Woolson plain. an ETO MEN—WHO SUFFER FROM NER- Yr combination; Cloth 3 in all the New Colo (REE TO MEN. rE N Trains leave Alexandria for W lon, 6205, 8200, Sora Par es a ae at DENTISTRY. » k ree et et cman aly | ao Sola 3a, Sos, hay 8.0 ea holge Coloriugs; Saitecus Mull aul Swiss Reebtols, | |) STABR PARSONS, OOR OTH AND EN.W. | cogsitcr sud seat Geateccae meta uaieee w ae | amd 0st Sunday wt 8:00 and 10:10 A. Ms suc shed Robes: Pouges and Liidia Sis, plain and ; Dhue = specialty: the cre of toothasbe | sent on receipt of 6stanpe aupy on. pigitd FM amd 12:10 might creed ernest DH Repke | eee ee ea as Tae | = ee ee new Yor ie siation, whore orders cos be aise naa, and aU shades; Damasi le Cloths anc 3 ENCH POWD! UURE A! - ae oe ~4 s checking: Gani, a size, to al ue new patterna: tare, doors trgm “coruer Dentistry wall | [)"tenary Donates iu ds hours, ‘Nervous Debliky | Ofbezsugeiw dextnation irom hotels nd resihcatee Linen, Shestings: Pullow-case Linens, all widths and feat ‘$7 per set All work | Organic Weakness Caused by. indiscretion Polsoneas z As. k. PUGH. General Manager, palities, also 4 full ling 3-4, 6-4 and 8-4 Linen for Slip | Warranted. jan] | Diseases of Blood, alfecting Throat, Nose’ and skin, | J. R WOOD, General Passenger Agent. may Sencha Batbelset eer ae ee a eo Soldat STANUIPGIDS, st Cloud Pharmacy. deh and Bene AND OHIO RAILROAD, wa. Price 3¥ niall vealed. tm tan = ae Ben eee a ay x NG AND EXTRACTING TERTH MADE | ine tethe Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this Tue Braxcx Ba:rmozz Sumer easy by the use of Cc Fitrons, Oride, Mayo's | city, and will guaranteca care in all cases of private | Leave Washington from Station, corner of New FACTORY. apor, &, FL SAEEEEEN,,, | siscaneof men. aud ‘urnigh medicine, oF hofhange | Jersey avenue and ( xrect . mylbure 1015 14th st. n.wW. | consultation and advice free at any hour during For Chicago #43 am. and 1010. Pm, dally. The Ig still selling the Mystery Shirt (the old favorite) at Subscribed ‘and sworn before me. by. Dr. | 9:43a.i. ism Past Limited Exprom for Pittateg sot 7De. The Comfort Shirt (reinforced) aud, made of the F. BNoriicn SAMUEL CG MILLS & Notary Public | Chicago arriving In, Pitsburg a ee Seana Se ord saa oe ey, Boe. Ts Sart Ne A elas for becith Se Sally walks devend.” and | in and for the D. of C., this 3d day of July. 158. xt morning at $255, No extra fare he. = ood be bought anywhere at sn; fow is the time to feave your measure Yor Shirts Six finest Dress Shirts (made to order), solid. bosoms, for ¥9; elther open back or open front. Six fiuest Dress Shirts, made to order, (pleated bosoms), for $12; any number of pleats desired.” Perfect Ot guaran ‘At the BRANCH BALTIMOR/ SHIRT FACTORY, apa 1002 F STREKT NORTHWEST. SEWING MACHINES, &c. the eitte of the world visit Dr. White's establishments, 1416 Peunsyivauis ave. Washingtou, and 11 N, Kutaw st, Baltimore, for the painicss treatment of corns, bunions, diseased nails and other foot ailments, #0ub yeur of practice. $1 asitting. ap20) DAME PAYN. MAPACckE asp suczon cpmoronist, ‘Phe only mporter aud Manufacturer of Fine Mauicure ‘und Chiropodist Goods south of New York, © AND 6, VERNON ROW. ‘945 Pennsylvania ave, rp wose USING AMERICAN SEWING Ma- ‘CHINES the past twenty-three years will please take notice that the office of the SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, is corner of 7th and H streeta. (ie shuttle of the No. 7 has been enlarged to double ts former size. ‘The New No. 7is the lightest running and the most simple aud durable machine made. “the price of the No. 7 is no higher than is demanded for iuferior machines, ‘The most exquisite arrasene embroidery and other highly artistic faucy work done on the New No. 7. 11 at oflice and see {hin operation. It will please, surprise and gratify you. Old Americans taken ia ex: change. C, AUERBACH. Cor. 7th and H sta., Sole Agent D. C. Large assortment of new improved mi of all kinds, No agents, Notwoprofite. mys Tur Universat Favorrrs, ‘Our Light Running New Home Sewing Machine, ‘The best and only machine adapted to all kinds of sewing on fine or heavy material. ‘The work doue on this machine cannot be duplicated, Embroidery work of all kinds with arrasene, tinsel or uther material done on the New Home without the use. of any extra attachment. Call at our office and see the work done. Anstruct'ons given free of charge, at S OPPENHEIMER & BROS’, 528 9th street n.w., St. Cloud Bullaing. ‘Machines of all kinds rented and repaired. Bazar Paper Fashions, myl NHE SILENT WHITE IS THE BEST AND most complete Sewing Machine; has more points that benefit the operator, itis light, fstand quiet; winds its own ins! puts on its own belt! Finest cabinet work: lock stitch. ‘The White Automatic is a | single thread machine, st prices you can afford. ‘Also jess New Households, $10 less than All Kinds ‘Of machines for sale or rent. ng a specialty. J. FE. MCKENN! ‘veh st, now. J. B. RICHMOND, Manager, mhis Fiuasyzts Every child knows the meaning of Flannel, but not every man knows the quality. There are so many colors in Flannels that there 1s no other fabric we ‘could mention that can compete with it, Thereis Red, White, Yellow, Gray, Scarlet and Blue, all more or Jess used for Underweur, except the Navy Hive, which covers the outerman from spring to spring, the weight according to the season; and so many colors as. there are in Flannels so many grades there are in the Navy Blue. Look below and see what you can do No. 1—Men's Blue Flannel SACK from 84 to 42, for 95.70, which wewill guaranves tn, digo dye. ‘No, 2.—Men's Bive FlannelG A, from 84 w 42 sade and tnmnmeds td with eyelets, only $7.75. Warranted fast color. ‘No, 8.—Now we shall offer the most best pm., Saturdays: ‘M. KAUFMaIs apl5-8n Cor, Sth and I ate. ne, MAN & WARNESON ‘Book-binders, Paper-rulers, and Blank Book Manutacturers. ocl3 420 and 422 11th st aw, JIESON BROTHERS, GPEIRGIGR. hook anv Jon PRINTERS 23% Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D.O. ag Vine Privung a special 2 MM MMEEKENN N 00 NN ¥ eg ismade expressly for the cure of ‘derangements of the procreative organs. Whenever any debility of the generative organs occurs, from whatever cause, the continuous stream of electricity permeating through the parts must restore them to healthy ac- tion. ‘There is no mistake about this instrument, ‘Years of use have tested it, and thousands of cures are testified to. Weakness from Indiscretion, In- ‘capacity, Lack of Vigor, Sterility—in fact, any trouble of these organs is cured. Do not confound this with electric belts advertised to cure all ills from bead to we. ‘This is for the ONE specified purposes, Forcir culars giving full information eddress— and-was 103 Washington street, Chicago. Kevsross Mar Wusxer SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE STRICTLY PURE. ‘THE BEST TONIC. PERFECT DIGESTION, for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and ‘Unequalied " PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; Bottles for 95.00: Beware of Imitations. None genuine without the ‘Signavareo! EISNEE & MENDELSON, Sole Agentstor ne Uh Phila, Pa FOR SALEBY pe ae Pree f25mn.was Ger Taz Bor. “THE CONCORD HARNES&" “THE CONCORD COLLAR” ‘TRUNKS and SATCHELS of the best makers 16 gress variety at very low prices, ‘pole this train for fust time, L_0UsiaNa STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. ext morning a 74, se EIR OOO Pe Hp RP TR ed |g ee eiegee satay and Suara Eten: oss ain wom Bye re cepa ee MT att | gat tts tO} am, wl Parlor, and that the same are conducted with honesty, fairness, and | With Secping Cars we Pittovatg, ingood faith toward all parties, and we authorise the | “Sor faikinore on week day” 730,830 Company’ to use this certhicate, wlth Jacrsimiles of ow | aii WO wine L210 La ite tenn) v.30 and , C0, 700 “SUS earpiece m. daily, with ‘Pulluen Sleeper, Washington to ‘Orlewns. 10 and 4:30 pam, nd 11:00 pin. 8. bs 4 For stations on Me ft LORE ranch, 70. win dally, escept’ wenay, pas ‘31 p.ma., daily 4:40. p.m. daly, except. Bunday, reeks ales estmalncpreerein iy "i" intermedaste Pres. Lovisians National Bank. ‘ia. dally oxorpe Kinda}. Nor Frederick, SAO amb: und S40 pe Gally- except Sunday. Fr Hagerstown ahd Winchester, 6:40 and 0:3 a mand 541 pum. daily, except sunday ‘iraine arcfve tron’ te West daaty? 8:10 230. 630 and 1030 pane (ew OF From Antapons bg ey ge emmys onaey. From Lexington bio pram, daly, ; From Predefick aud intermedisks polite, 8228.<mm, J. W. KILBRETH, Pres Siate ‘National Bani A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National Bank. (PRECEDENTED ATTRACTION, UNG rer Hall a Million Distelbuved. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Incorporated In 186% for twenty-five by the i and 8:13 pum daily, except sunday. US capital of G1 0000000 which S tecerre |. Trai Tene, iio for Washing wnat 50 v KB A i ‘been added. o - By an overs elaning populst vote lus fanchlee was Zi a a 0 pe oes ak @ part of the present Slate: ir yg he 20, a" Grand Single Number Drawings will take place | »-alltrains froin Waghineton stop at Relay Station PRD, diberioauces: ©” Pombones Look at the | Ocrrirther information apply at the Baltimore and PROT RS Met Grane Moathly Ohio Ticket Ofjoe—Washingtou tation: OlO ned lant ASD THE. Peuomyivania avenve; corer of Lath wreck where EXTRAORDINARY (QUARTERLY DRawrna, | fuer willbe lukeu sor baggage to be cheoked IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS | Treled a) A0g'! ox TUBSDAY, JUN D. LSK. jail Me Balt ahs INGTON, O10 AND WESTERN RAIL W ssseros, one a Bale On anf ater NOVEMBER 1 leave from ‘and arriveat 1, and F. 6th and Batrews Station as follows: ‘Leave Wa-hington at 9:00 am, and 4:45 pm. ar Five at Lecsturg 11.00 aan. and 840 pam. arrive ws Round Mil at 1147 am. and 7:32 pan. iewroing, jeave Round Mill $:51 ani und ‘1:26 pm: Rass Lee burg 6:52 a.m. and 2.07 p.m: aud arrivest Washing- (OD at 68D a.m. and 4:1) mm. ‘The train arriving ai Washington at 8:35 sas tbat leaving Wasiington’ other trains are daily ex 4 ‘Monty aud ‘Rates to all pointe a Superintendent, Alexandra, 1885, trains wilt LIST OF PRIZES, PITAL PRIZEOF — $150,000......$150,000 }Ghao brizeor 50000. 0000 GRAND PRIZE OF 000. LARGE PRIZES OF LARGE PRIZES OF che moni saab, 1 ‘4s OSEPH GAWLER. FUKNISHIN UNDER 2 ‘TAKER and bs sreryining Newcam. “Telepone sal ioe is meat W. BAKKER, UNDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL ‘(Craduate ea fase trae areas (Gincinaati Bom« |