Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1886, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, im Yesterday’s Race. In the regatta of the Atlantic Yacht club off Sandy Hook yesterday, of which the beginning ‘Was given In inst evening's STAR, the Priscilla Wasa good winuer. Ofthe four big sloops that are expected todefend the American cup in the coming international yacht race only the Puritan, Priscilla and Atlantic were in yester- day's race, the Mayflower being absent. The start was made at 10:35, the Puritan getting away first, Priscilla second and Atlantie last. It was « heavy day, with clouds of motsture banging overhead and only a light wind blow- ing from the northeast that gave no Indication Ofanything but disaxreeableness. Besides the contest between the big sloops, two of the many lesser contests in the regatta had a general in- terest, these Leing between the Thetis, from New Engiand, and the Gracie, which has long been the champion sloop of those waters, and between the schooners Grayling and Montauk. The result of these contests were summed up im the bare fact je was beaten, and the Gravii gain that the Mon: tuk eds a big breeze to make her doh her best. kept in toward the Long Island scudded before the wind and as umiliou was passed the Puritan had as- sumed a piace over x quarter mile In front of the Priseilia. This was only three miles from home. ‘The first boats went around the stake-boat s order: 1 off Sandy Priscilla, 12.4: tauk, 12.44.48; Leo Th 4 The Puritan besan to overharl the Thetis and assed her of Sandy Hook. Out=ide of Sandy Hook there was more sea and more wind. The sined on the Thetis. The big tellows he Seotiand Lightship in. this order : Atiantic, 1.14.39; Priscilla, © heat to the Sandy Hook Li bt passed the Atlantic. e, to the sur- d the light- Ship the Priscilia Puritan and Atlantic 1 prise ot all, than the 28.10, and the at 2.30.01. The ‘as now nearly halt ile ahead. n the wind began to die once mon the Pu tan. After that it was a atch, The Priscilla was somewhat © |. but won easily. ‘The Atlantic was second and the Puri- tan third. Although only bait a dozen lenzths Debind the Puritan uot get past buoy 15, off Fort Hamilton, Was the ead of the course of the giants, because the wind had com- pletely died out. And so the race of the “big four” ended. The uchts crawled up to the home mark at a our. ‘Teemer Accused of Fraud. w York World, June 13. that tue ng of the ehampionsin'p nan Teemer to Gaudaur was only ~ on Saturday port scheme. who came here the part ofa MeKees- five Pittsburgers F pet lost their money in good ‘None but Teemer and bis trainer, Mr. ¢ . a deputy sheriff, knew of it, The sctieme is that Teemer was t) appear strong this spring, just as ue did at Lake Pon- On charirain, making ‘a new record of 10s. and at Oaks Point in 20m. ‘and then tosud dently b down and’ love. The purpose is Said tobe to have Teemer entered as a broken- down oarsian at the international regatta, to be backed by asyndicaie headed by Fiaxler, of the Mekcesport Tube cs. Lt was thought | att & million dol des den 5 worth a large part of What they wil! ne ort is not known, soe News Bricts. The democratic state and district conven: tions + and there Athi cury ruse to 105 port, UL, Monday them degree AL ateh says Ju argumen Flouse Washington have been used to stim ings in contederate bouds wit Mrs. Matilda Dora old son, and Laura ‘K pity, were drowned in the Hackensaelk ri capsizing of 2 sail boat Sunday after- ts Cardinal Gibbon: cathedral in Baitimore sunday, and Bishop Paret confirmed classes at two churches in Bal- timore coun ‘The sale of cigars and tobacco on Sunday has Deen stopped by the baltimore police. Capt. ancis Jeifrey Diesens, son of the late Charies Dickens, ihe English novelist, died sud- deniy at Moliere, IL, Sunday of paralysis of the heart. Collector Head as decided on the removal of all “offensive partisans” irom the New York eustom house, Andrew 5. Perry and Leroy Plaisted, boys, while playing near a sand bank at Caandon, ©., were buried alive by the caving of the bank. Frederick Hermann, late director of the Cin- cinnati City nary, has been sentenced to | the penttentiary tor twelve years tor misappro- Priating funds of the Infirmary. Robert Robt ed 16, Of Wadesboro, & C., was bitien b ad dog on the left arm two ears ug he was stung by es on the same arm. On Sunday be died With symptoms of bydropLobia, Bishop Duhamel, of the diocese of Ottawa has issued a eireular warning Catholies against Joining the K sot Labor, By the destruction ot Payne's mattress fire in Chicago Mon rously burned. i the delegates to the Kansas republi- nomination of Gov. three women Most an convention favor the re Martin. The appointed a committe Baltimore corn and flour exchange has > confer with Cou to legisiation against dis oud ire ight rates, men in referen erimination in rai ‘Mr. W tuinister of the interior, Bays 2 cor doubtiess be appointed tosett stion, ‘The vat InUittated tO the Irish bishops @ desire to have them abstain irom political rty siriie. Juarez Selman has b the Argentine Repu: fatic cholera U In St. Louis wa en elected president of = appeared at Trieste. nix have been issued for the aights of Labor for con- spirs A local assemply of Knights of Labor, 150 strong, hus been formed by St. Louis servant girls. s door. He hi insanity. was leavin parkable m that two of S became ins: nan insane asy- Foster was uted mm other was F mind y to take 1. ond vowe guinst her Lgi¥,000. The 1DE OF A BALTIMORE er, confidential clerk 1 eof Andrews, Peters & Co, of wmitted suicide in a ceil inthe aatyeity Suturd: aad for raising the Bis of t Ad purchased 10F ofthe fm. This he did in an at ver kisses he had made in specular tion on bis own account. Paimer was HUrarian of Brown Men Presbyterian Sunday school, and was @ Urigit young ina rood —— FRANKIE Fousom Assemeiy.—Hugh Came Fou, 4 member of the co-operauive board, ts of Labor, is in Cleveland for the pure we of Orguuizing local assembiles among the farmers in eighborhood. Several days ago be o: assembly at Chagrin Falls, and the tued Wo cail it Frankie Folsom Assembiy, 10 bi wile of the President, Lavisit Holmes continy ox Dx. Honwes—Dr. ive the highest honors that the Engit je can lavish upon a favored guest. Ata dinner given in bls honor by the great surgeun, Sir Henry Thopson, Mr. imues reeentiy a notable & pany as Mr. Gladstone, Joun Morley, Hubert Brows ing, the Rigut, Hon. sir James Hauueu judes the court of probate; Alma Tadeta mid De Maurier, the artists wget and Ernest Hart, the © erivers. “Dr, Holes bus @ Visit to Teunyson at ee A LonpyixG ScaNvaL ar MoNTREAL—L. A. Senecai, a Montreal millionaire, has sucd @ lawyer natned Archambault to recover $1,500, inrusted to the lauier to bribe La Paine, of Montreal, aud Le Lecteur, of Quebec, to sup- abilin the Quevec legisiature’ granting necal the privilexe of construcuiug a tunnel Under St. Lawrence river. The bili did uot pass nd Senccal ever got an agcounting for the $1,500. Archambault testified that he had pals Senaior Thivewudeuu $500, und $1,000 to twine, a lawyer and liveral candidate tor the legisiature. Senator Theveaudeau in iis evidence staied that he had received the Money, but as he had advanced the amount Previously for Arcnamb: in connection With polities he kept the money to repay bim- self. Mr. Profoutaine admitied getunz the $2,000, bat is receipts irom the proprietors of Daily Journa: mentioned that he divided © the full amount between them tor their patrou- age of the scheme. ANOTHER VICTIM oF THE CHICAGO RroT.— Officer Nels Hansen, wno was wounded in the recent Im the bope of saving his lie the doctor oe. ee ang the wounded ‘man’s veius blood from the arm of his brother-in-law, Erich Ly but Hen- ailer tie rounded | ‘do be- | onfirmed S4 youths at the | The | Market ‘riot in Chiexgo, died Mon- operation of transfusing into A TALK WITH MR. POWPERLY. The Home Club Not Opposing Him— How Strikes and Boycotts will be Regulated Hereafter—Not = Candi- dai Anything. General Master Workman Powderly in an interview at Philadelphia yesterday said, re- garding the Home Club, which, it has been re- Ported, was antagonizing him—“I am told by men who claim to belong to it that the idea with which it was started was to purchase land and erect homes for aged members of the or- ganization and at the same time toestablish a school in which the principles of the Knights of Labor and the broader principles governing labor in general were to be discussed. It Is claimed that the ‘Home Club’ was opposed to me some time ago. I don’t know whether it was or not, But I am assured that it is not now.” Passing to other matters, Mr. Powderly said: “There will be no more boycotts, The name ill never more be used in our orders. ‘There is 10 necessity for the boycott, The very ends that would “be reached through the medium of the boveottean ve attained by the standing of two men face to face and talking ® matter out and explaining their differences without mak- ing fools of themselves, That is the whole thing in a few words. But boycotting has always been done, and is still going on in principle, "I have evidences now of eight or fen boycotts Which are now in, progress against workmen who are being blacklisted. Boycotts are being placed every day by employers ot labor, NO MORE ILI-CONSIDERED BOYCOTTS OR STRIKES, “To use the boycott for every trifling thing that turns up now no longer rests with the local assemblies, but the general executive board has the power, if necessary, to order a boycott whenever ‘just cuuse ‘arises. ‘No strike,’ aecording to our new rules, ‘when over twenty-five persons are obliged to quit work on account of it, shall be entered upon or sanc- | tioned by any local, district or state assembly sti | When aid, financial’ or otherwise, may be re- quired from outside such assembly, until the general executive board shail have been repre- sented by one or more of its members or as- sistants in an effort tosettle the pending dim- culty by arbitration, and then only by order of he general executive board. Mr. Powderly denied that there was any lack of harmony at the recent Cleveland convention, | “The waruiest feeling exists between the entire | board and myseli. From the first day that we met together until the present time we havi been a unit on everything that has passed be- tore us. We have never passed upon a meas- ure except as a unit, and, no mutier what is said to the contrary, we will continue to be so while we are on the board.” THE TROUBLE WITH TRADES UNIONS. Mr. Powderly then discussed the present at- | titude of the knights toward open trades unions. “We never have had any trouble with trades unions,” said he, “and trades unions have never had any trouble with us, except one trade union, and that is the Cigar Makers’ I ternational.’ We would have no trouble with the Cigar Makers’ International Union except | for our cigar label. We have had lots of men | come to us for the sake of the label. I call such men knights for revenue only.” ~ NOT A CANDIDATE FOR ANY OFFICE. When asked if he expected to be a candidate | for reelection as general master workman at the Richmond convention in October, Mr. | Powderly said that was a subject he never talked on. He said there was nocut and dried business about these eleetions, and every di ale was expected to nominate the man of hi noice. Mr. Powderly said he had no political | convention at all; he was not a candidate for any office. “f regard the position I now hold val to that of Congressman, governor or any uther position, and iar above any position with whieh my naine h n connected. ‘The | general master workmanship of the Knights of Labor is @ greater and more responsible posi- | ion tham that of the President of the United States.” ——— Sun Spots and the Weather. From the New York Tribune. Three tornadoes and several thunder storms | were reported from Dakota and the adjacent Friday night, almost simultaneously structive lightning and torrents of rain ers, France. It is a coincidence of no account, perhaps, that at the same time three | earthquakes were felt in the latter district and | aslight disturbance of terra firma on the New | Jersey shore, although Proctor says that storms | and ‘earthauakes irequently come together. | But there was another coincidence worth men- Uoning im connection with the weather phe- | nomena just mentioned. Within forty-eight | hours of their occurrence, and preceding them, | asun spotcame into view on the edge of the | solar orb, by the revolution of that body, and another and larger one broke out on the side of the sun turned toward us. It may be added that the destructive storm at Kansas City, the cloudbarsis at Xenia and St. Louis, several tornadoes in Indiana and Ohio, the hurricane | which mowed down a forest of oaks in the sub- | urbs of Madrid, Spain, another which devas- | tated the vineyards of Montpelier, Franee, ex- | traordinary gales in Germany, and the tornado | Hitch swept over Lonato, Lombardy, between | May 11 and 14, were also preceded,'at an in- | terval of from a tew hours to two days, by the | appearance of large and particularly active sun spots. | _ ‘The notion that some relation exists between sun spots and terrestial disturbances, espe- cially of the weather, is an old one, and has been pretty generally discredited by ‘scientists Whose opinions the ¢lvilized world is bound to | respect. “Nethertheless, during the last twelve | or fiiteen years it has been diseussed quite earnestly by men of reputation and eminence | in astronomy and meteorology, and, though a long way from being establisied, hus certainly | gainea somewhat in acceptacce, The imper- | fect manner in which observailons of solar storms have been conducted, the undue haste of enthusiasts in interpreting the phenomeva actually observed, the apparent conflicts in the evidence actually secured, the intricacy | aud novelty of some of the problems which it raises, and other circumstances have com- bined’ to prevent @ final determination of the truth or falsity of the theory as yet. But continued attention to the pos- sibility in question has led a num | ber, inen independently of ech other, tonotice striking coincidences between solar and terres tial dista: bonces, similar to those just men- | Uoned. Dozens ot tornadoes, scores of thunder and hail storms and several cloud. bursts, tor instance, have occured in the United States and Europe within the last three months, in- side of two or three days after the appearance ef violent commotion In the sun's gaseous ene velope; and the ihree greatest storms and cold waves’ of last winter in this country followed ciose upon similar solar phenomena. These few facts are quite Inadequate to prove any theory, but iey euailenge consideration and justiy Fespectitl treaiment of the “sunspot cranks” unl the matier has been most closely studied, | Habits. HOW THEY ARE FORMED, From the Buffalo (N. ¥.) Times. The three greatest habits, or, In fact, we might say the only real habits against which the hu- man system orsense of taste is unable tocombat are those of tobacco, whiskey and opium. A pecu- liar coincidence about these three drugs, and one which has not been generally observed, is that each and every one of them contains some polsonous element, In tobacco we find nicotine, in whiskey fustl ofl, and opium is @ potson in Itcelf, same as strychnine and arsenic, and when taken in overdoses proves fatal. Now, itis not possible that to these three active poisons is due entirely the habits referred to, by which the system becomes impregnated with them and us causes an uncunquerable craving, which can only be overcome by a long medical treat- ment, the principal object of which Is to eradi- cate these poisons? This is the treatment in all institutions devoted to the cure of habits of this kind, and it isa divided question among learned. writers as to what is the direct cause in the formation of these habits, But why should there be division of opinion? It, as they all agree, it is only neces- sary to eradicaie the poison from the system in order to cure these habits, is it not a logical con- clusion that the poison itself is the cause of the habits? Who ever heard ot « person having an unconquerable craving for such stimulants as cider, beer, ale, coffee and tea, and yet every one adlmité that any one of these Is niore palat- able and pleasant to the taste on first trial thai tobacco, whiskey or opium. —Althot object of writing this is uot to advertise Dutty's pure malt whiskey, and while perhaps it has never occurred to’ its proprietors to make a specialty of their product for this purpose, it seems to us In possessing an article of the kind which they claim and which they evidently have, free trom fusil oll (the causative prin- ciple}, they have actually solved the liquor hubit. Certainly, it eaunot be the alcohol in whiskey that causes the craving, for it this were the case, in persons drinking several glasses of cider, which coutain about the same Percentage of alcohol as an ordinary drink of whiskey, they would be just as likely to fail into the’habit of drinking efder—a thing un- heard ot. n h the ‘You mave a rerrecr RIGHT, when you demand a Ben-on's Capcin druggist to expect to receive one. Yet there are, we regret to say, a few druggists of the Cheap John va- riety who will try to pursuade you to accept some worthless substitute with a similar sounding name, such as, “Capsici psicum,” “Capucin,” “Capst- ie," ete..prefixed sometimes with the uame“Burton” or “Beaton.” Cheap Johu will offer you one of these wretched imitations for aif the price of the genuine, as he can well aiford to do,its real value belng nothing, and its cost but little more. Henson's are the only Porus plasters tuat can be depended upon to, cure SFery sulmeut subject to exteriial treatment, ‘They, are prompt, sure und thorough. Protect ‘yourself agaist deception by buying of reliabie druggists only. The genuine bear» the “Three seals” trademark and has the word “Capeine” cut in the center, 6 8. 8. 5S. SCROFULA OF LUNGS, I am now 49 years old, and have suffered for the last 16 years with a lung trouble. I have spent thou- ‘sand of doliars to arrest the murch of this diseare; but temporary rettef was all that I obtained. I was unfit for any manual labor for several years. A friend strongly recommended the uso of Swift's Specific (S. S.S.),claiming that he himself had been greatly bene- fited by its use in some lung troubles. I resolved to try it. The results are remarkable. My cough has left me, my strength has returned, and I weigh 60 pounds more than Lever didin my life, It has been three yeurs since I stopped the use of the medicine, but I have hadno return of the dixease,and there are no pains or weakness felt in my Iungs, I do the hardest kind of mechanical work, and feel us wel! as Lever felt since Iwas a boy. These, I know, are wonderful statements to make, but I am honest when I say that Towe my existence and health to-day toS.S.8. I would be Tecreant to the duty I owe to humanity if I failed to | bear this cheerful testimony to the merits of this ‘wonderful medicine. ‘T. J. Hour, Montgomery, Ala., June 25, 1885. Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. Plaster of a THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, 1s Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. Har Thos AND LITTLE MONEY MAKE THIS A GOOD YEAR TO BUY CLOTH- ING, BUT EXTREMELY HARD ON RELI- ABLE CLOTHING DEALERS, ‘We have made prices to meet the times, so that none may deny themselves a Spring Suit. You know we mean what we say. A Good Cheviot Suit at $5.50, worth $9. A Good Cheviot Suit at $6.26, worth $10. A Fine Mixed Cassimere Sult at 97.50, worth $12, A Fine Cassimere Suit at $9, worth $1: A FinePrince AlbertSuit at $15, worth $25, A Nice Four-button Cutaway at $10, worth $15. An Extra Fine Serge Suit, in blue, brown aud gray, at $10. A large line of Summer Coats and Vests, at remark- ably low prices. Indigo Blue Flannel Suits from $7.50 up. Children’s Suits at $1.75, $2.50, $3, $3.50 up to$10. Boys’ Suits at $5, $6, $6.50, $7 up to 615. A full line of Odd Pauts from $1.25 up. We have a full line of Whiteand Colored Vests, very cheap. t THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING coMPANyY, eS CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS Norroz TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF The Fatal High #ressure System, From the Lewiston (Me.) Journal. | What would be thought of a man who set fire to his winter's supply of coal ina heap some | day in December, and aided the combustion by pouring on kerosene to make it burn faster? But this would be slight folly compared with what many people are doing. A prominent citizen of a Maine city, a young man, was taken sick afew weeks ago, and the physician at his first visit said the’ sick man bad no eb for lite because he had so used up his | vital by overwork that no strength was | left to withstand the disease. Since his death, chureb, Sunday school, business associates, mily" and hosts of other triends have been testifying to the worth and labors of the de- ceased and to the great loss sustained In his | death. It is worth much to leave such a record | behind one, but it would be better to so care for one’s heaith as to make the service more last- | However, the ones who especially need to ore CC FEE RRR FRR SS, oo ROR E - CcO ERE K KR KEE Sgs5 > * THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOU It tg without a doubt the most BEAuTIVUL andthe most Nuruirious Flour lu the World. ‘The Millers Lave not only the mest perfect MIN, Containing as it aoes.all the most inmrove Machin: ery invented up to tue present ime, but they produce @ Flour Usvirassep by any millin the world. prove that, we would simply state that a large quan Hy ofthis magulticent Flour ly shipped annually 10 Europe and eaten at the principal Courts of the old worl HOWEVER. Like everything else that has gained renown, some person of persous are trving to take advantage of te Feputation it has gained by mitating tue Narae and Brand, and attempting thereby to palin uff an infe- Hor article ior the xenuine. ‘THEREFORE, take this lesson vo heart are usually the last to do so, eae The New Condition of Things. From the New York Sua “Dan,” asked the President as he unhooked @ trout and laid It gently in the basket, “what's in that black bottle?” “Bait” “I cateh on,” said the President. “My hook is now bare.” Then he sfddenly turned and bis knees knocked together. Pe “Dan,” he whispered with baited breath, “I forgot—Have you a clove about you?” spasdneniabeasy Natit Aare A LAWYER SHoors ax Eprror.—Dr. Morrison Muniord, editor of the Kansas City Times, was shot and seriously wounded by W. A. Carlile, @ lawyer of that place, Monday. “The shoot. ing was caused. b; icles recently published in the Zimes, which stated that Carlile had been unduly Intimate with a Miss Crate. The shooting occurred in a streetcar. The bail struck Munford in the side, glancing from aiib and ledging under the skin just below the breast bone, Carlile quickly fired again, the ball cutting his intended victim's coat’ and Striking’ Miss Jennie Streeter, a girl of 16, in the breast. Munioré jorward, trying to draw a revolver, and Carlile Jumped into the street and begaa firing through the window, one ball striking @ passenger named John Hale im the face. A telegram irom Kansas City last night says: No doubts are entertained of the tecovery of Mr. Munford or Miss Streeter. Mr. Hall's condition, however, is zrave. Mr. Cariile is still held at the police station. A SNAKE Rouxp Her ArM.—Mrs, Jobn Carroll, of Port Ewen, Ulster county, N.Y. while ‘rocking her ehiid to sleep last Friday, heard a buzzing sound similar to that mude Sy a bee. At the same time she felt something on her back,to which she paid uo particular at- After a few moments, the buzzing sound being again heard, tlis time close b; ‘she looked sereamis ‘Besure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read “CERES" and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals, WM. M.GALT & 00, p23 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, Facts: Pacts: SOLID FACTst ‘That are vouched ior by the pubile at’ largo that the “Clothing Palace” ia the Headquarters for tatgains 1a Clothing, Hats and Purnisiiugs. And to give sou un idea of wat you can secure by calling ou us we will cate a few prices below: ANTS! PANTS! PANTS! Ghngron’s nee Pants a2, 40, 60a: and ap, Boss Long Pau'aat 70, Zoe, St and up. "3 Working Pants at 75¢.,¥1 and up. 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Shirts. Six finest Dress Shirts (made to order), solid. bosoms, for 3%; either open back or open front. Six Anes Dress Shirts, made to order, (pleated bosous), tor $12; any bumnber’ of pleats desired. Perfect fit guaranteed. BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, ap2 1002 F STRELT NORTH WEST. J URGLARS IN PARADISE. nis, and ull ofthe excellent Riverside Faper Series, Coe ford’s Tale of a Lonely Parish, et Libraries aud other Summer Reading. Fine and Cheap stationery. ENRY LANCASTER, BOOKS AND. STA- tionery, 829° 7th. st. n.w., Catholic Goods, beat: ul hand-painted Plaques, Japanese Novelties aud Artists’ Materiais at lowest prices. my12-2608 BOOKS AT HALF PRICE ‘We have laid out on our counters a }: ‘At the _BOOKS, &¢. A Perfect Ade Duligren's ‘the Lost Same Jel ©. @ PURSELL, 418 och at, Curar Reavixa. Books for general reading, which we wil lot at Good sell at Halt Price. * A good chance for getting asupply of Summer ‘Reading. WM. BALLANTYNE ¢ SON, my21 428 7th Street, New Booxs ‘Triumphant Democracy, by Carnegie, Labor Hand and baw by WoA Beipa Amerlecn Dip omacy, by Schuyler. Postuiates of Political Economy, by Marshall, Bad Times, by Wallace. Songs and Billada of the Southern People,by Moore, Bugle Kelives, by Browne. Aliette, by Feuile. fisesin Ge merman, now etn Ce acy, uy ercomn ‘U.S. Reports, vol 116, W. H. MORRISON, ap29 475 Pennsylvania Ave Cincotarrxe Limrary. ver three thousand volumes of Standard and Popu- lor ‘Books. with BEST MAGAZINES and NEW BUOKS SOON AS ISSUE! 1749 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU) _ap! ‘MRS. LUCY L HUNTE! Booxs: Booxs: Booxse AT cost. I desire to close out at cost ALL BOOKS ON MY shelves to make room for my increant 10 FINE. AND COMMIERCIAL STATIONERY Au ives an opportunity tor book buyers. to place fn thelr Hbraries a fine collection of standard and miscella- heous Works. Don't miss. iti you, want to be bene: fited.” “Auy book or books wanted not in sock wilt be ordered’ hd'a liberal discount made frou Use retail prices GA. WHITAKER 1106 Pennsylvania ave. 24 Loan STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. ‘Tickets only $5. Shares in proportion, “We do hereby certify that we the arrange. ments Jor alt the Monthly and 1y Drewings of The Louisiana State Lottery Company, and tn per~ gon manage and controi the Drawings ives, and that the same are conducted with honesty, fatrness. and in good jaith toward all partics, and we ‘authorize the Gimpaniy'to use this certlicate, with Jacsiniles of Owe Signatures attached, in its advertisements.” We the understqned Banks and Bankers will pay alt Prizesdrawn in The Louisiana State Lotteries which tnay be presented at our counters, J. H. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank, J. W. KILBRETH, Pres. Siste ‘Natioual Sani A. BALDWIN, Pres, New Orleans National Bank. Incorporated tn 1868 for twenty-five the Letatatare tor Haeatiggst and Chania purposes with a capital of. $1,000,000—to which 4 Feserve fund of over 550,000 hs since been added, by an uverw helining popular vote Its frauchise was mde 4 parto’ the preveut State Coustitution moped December 2d. A. ‘Ds 187. Je ony Lowery ever voted on and endorsed by the peuple ufany State. IT NEVER SCALES OR POSTPONES, Its Grand Single Number Drawings take monthly, and the Extraordinary Drawings reguiarly every three months in-teud of Seml-Abnually as here Toture, begiuuing March, 1856. A SPLENDID OPPURTUNITY ‘TO WIN A For- EN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW ORLEANS = TUESDAY. JULY Io. 1500. a: 194th Monthly Draw CAPITAL PRIZE, B70, 200,004 ‘Tickets at Five DoDars fact, factions, In portio List oF Phizs’ ™ 1 CAPITAL PRIZE...... 1 do ‘do piace do 26 on APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 Approximation Prises of §71 Vor 1uruher us 5 ; aiving, addtem. FUSTAL NULEM Expres Méugy Cees Fengy by Kaxpress (as out expense) Gass 3 A. DAUPHIN, ‘New Orieans, La. O. Me Make P.O, Money Orders payable and address Reg- NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK Rew Orleans, La, Mus Juumr Consox Sava In an article entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year? “Fuel for 2 cooking Stove end ‘two other fires, and ighta,would cost about $8 per month, provided OLKE were used in cities,” dc, WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKH TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN— 40 Bushels for $3.70; ‘25 Bushele for $2.50, COKE NOT CRUBEED— ‘40 Bushels for $2.90, 25 Bosbels for $2.00 Je16 Reoverox. ON ENTIRE STOCK. 4%. @ HUTCHINSON, 907 Peumaylvania avenue ‘Usual reduction of SEASONABLE GOODS, MILLINERY, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS TROOMINGS, ‘BUTTONS, RIBBONS, CORSETS, HANDKERCHIFFS, COLLARS, RUCHINGS, Etc PARASOLS at cost, WRAPS and JACKETS at half price, WHITE SUITS. Selected tine from $4.50 to $20. FOSTER KID GLOVES $1 per pair, upwards Every pair fitted and warranted, ‘The opportortunity to secure BARGAINS for the next thiry days. Jed, 10 Pra Cuxr : Orr. For the next 50 days we will give 10 ail cna sales on our complete aa freshntoct of 2A BURG EMBROIDERIES. LACES. CO Fit SURRY, GLOVES, MITTS, SUMMEM UNDER Children’s Jong and short DRESSES, SUITS and CLOAKS (Normandy and, shitred CAPS. and all er ea a and select st sS LINER” Goobs, “Kiet EGRON DEES Sad ‘WORSTED Goo! MRS. SELMA RUPPERT, ad 10 Pex Cuxr| Ie You Wasr A HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ‘VAPOR STOVE best, and one with the im- ‘Gclebrated nsw reas 2 comstaatiy on hand See E! wi coo! Agente for ie ONE MINUTE BOOS COFFEE POF, ec Pree W. & JENKS @ 00, ‘717 Tth street. Ea] J Ww . A. Hovestox & Ca, 1914 F STREET . W., Solicits orders for destroying moth and their germ at rivate residences, guaranteeing Tugs, ‘and Other maieriais against destfucuon duribg enti sear without Temoving sine from residence Best be sure you get, wi WALL PAPER, STRAW MATTINGS AND WIN- BR TOW SCREENS MATERIAL FOR LOOE COVERS AT Lomyer ee We 250 different styles of mouldings for in oak, cherry, walnut, gilt or bronze, redge'sy Gucldage ste Bbc ou on, elsewhere. “If you are Content youll Boat be our stock ang brices.. One Wall Papersin the city: a terns. Our prices on ‘Ar nice line of Boor Fide, etc, for 33. Anew Flames for Crayon i Be) ap24-sia G08 9th st., opposite Patent Office. oplé-2m_ 728 TTH ST.N.W. WHE. EY'S DYE WORES. T G a] WV oe ee eiabilaned oak" © Goon Nawa Goon News Judging from past experience, the rush of wotk this fall wll be great, chu it will'be imposible to et skilled Workuen enough to do {tas promptly as de sired. Our many patrons will consult their own Inter- ests, and do us a great favor by sending in thelr Fall and Winter garments immediately, or during the sum- me? months. to be cleaned or dyed'as desited. ‘Work received and delivered at residence upon notice by Postal card, or at the office, 10U8 Jefferson st, George- yw, D.C. Je2-3m E MoCAFFERTY, M™ 1100" F sk nw, Shapes over Ladies’ Straw Hats and Bonnets in the Jatest styles, my27-1m Be ete gare aoe meus Chiharen's and Misses Corseia, st BAUME Magrnoo Establishment, 7th st, my17-3m M.S, 007 STH Sr N. W—coRsETS ANE. wade to order. A perfect fit gaaranteed, Also, full nue of Shoulder Braces, Reform Walsts, French orvets and Bustles. Corsets luunderied. my5-2m* SUR GARMENTS ALTERED, DYED AND LINED, Furs of ail kinds repaired. ININGHAM, Mass CU) apa 1810 5th st nw, Tne Froora Darss Sues Are recommended by the leading Dressmakers. They are absolutely Impervious, my16-6,tudth,3in "Tuomsows PATENT Grove Firnxa Po poe oP co ae 3 8 090 ‘00 ARE STILL TRIUMPHANT! For fifteen years they have steadily gained tn favor, ‘and with sales constantly. increasing lve becoane (ho most popular Corset throughout tbe United States, "The G quality is warranted to wear’ fwtee as ong aa ordinary"Cvracls,” We have lately Introduced the @ and 2 A grades with Prtra Jong Wate, aud we can furnish them when preferred. est awards. frou ail-the World's great Faire Fue last medal recelved ia for First Degree of Meri, ition held at New Oricans. from the late Ex While scores of patents have been found worthless, Glove-Fitting have proved inva uable, the principles of Ul ‘Retailers are authorized to refund money if, on ex- amination, these Corsets do not prove as represented. For sale everywhere. Catalogue free on application, THOMSON, LANGDON & 00, oc27-tn.tés8m Naw Youx. HOMSON'S | “GLOVE-FITTING” _CORSETS— Ketall depot for Washington is the Palais Roys RAAete Reman ave, Complete stock, Prompt polite attention assured. mb27-4,tu,th,3m Mos B. M. Mexcznr, 410 NINTH BT, NW. Matorials of all kinds for ART EMBROIDERY. Finest grade of Zephyrs, Columbia Kuttelog Yarns, Bille, Arraaeue Crewel and Chenille Giaren's ace Cape, Afghans: Shawts, ete, ND RIBBO! ‘LACES ‘AN. apl3m Stamping done prompuy. 188 ANNIE K HUMPHERY, M 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ies Corsets to order in every style and material, snd guarantees perfect fit and comfort. ISR SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-niade Underclovhing, MeninoUnderwear fd finest imported Hoslery. Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Drees Kefotm Goods. French Corsets and Busties, Children's Corsets and a $1 Corset (Miss H.'s own make) that for the price is unsury N. French, German and Spanish spoken, mrl4 (RENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DEY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. Xvening Dresses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Crape Vella, ‘Feathers,Kid Gloves, Flannel and Pongee our specialty, Gent’s Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repsired. Ladie# Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without rippiug. ANTON CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer and ‘Maison Yriese, Rue Rivolie, Parla Ja6 Max. Vox Braxos, Mooisra, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York: Solts made at the oes et ‘Superior ath reqaonable prices and watetation gaaranicea, = Evening Dresses. ‘Trosseaus s specialty. ai2 920 Lath st, between Land K. fis Oh iD y TO WEAR Waar ROBINSON, PARKER & 00 POSSESS, WITHOUT DOUBT, THE VERY LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF FINE READY MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND YOUTHS, AND EVERY GARMENT LAID ON OUR COUNTERS HAS BEEN MADE EXACTLY THE SAME AS THE FINEST MERCHANT TAILORING WORK. SACK SUITS, SOFT-ROLL COL.AR OR TO BUTTON HIGH, THE GREAT COMMON-SENSE SUIT FOR BUSINESS AND EVERYDAY USE; THOROUGHLY MADE AND ‘TRIMMED, IN DARK COLORED GOODS, INCLUDING BLACK CHEVIOTS, PiN-CHECKS AND FIFTY OTHER DIFFERENT PATTERNS, FOUR-BUTTON CUTA WAYS, SELECTED FROM THE “CHOICES? FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Goops, EN RICH COLORS AND ELEGANT PAT- TERN. OUR ALBERT FROCK SUITS, LINED WITH VERY FINEST SILK, IN CORKSCREW AND WIDE WALES. PERFECT FIT AND CORRECT STYLES, ROBINSON, PARKER @ C0, FINEST CLOTHING READY MADE, 819, Southeast Corner 7th and DBtreeta, apl2-3m M iMKRENN N 00 NN NL h A CY’ A Skeeh SB oo N MNLF > Dr. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera- tor, is made expressly for the cure of 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 ton, ‘There is no mistake about this instrument, ‘Years of use have tested {t, 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 head to ‘We. ‘his is for the UNE specified purpose, Furair culare giving tll injormation addrews— CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT ©0., aud-wés 103 Washington street, Chicago. KKeveturn Mace Wuuxzr. SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL UBE STRICTLY PURE. PERFECTS DIGESTION. for Consum| and ‘Unequatied tin, Wasting Dianaaen PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles tor $5.00: ‘Beware of Imitations, Mone genuine without the Bole Agentsior we Ua Phila, Pas A 25en.Wes Axeto-Asxncas Ixscnaxce Co, 29 F STREET NORTHWES?, FROM GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) For allin peed of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geveral, ‘Sno one need be without a well-furnished home ‘because they have not got the cash to spare, ‘Weare determined to knock the bottom oti of high brices, and will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS 4S CHEAP 48 THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE WHERE FOR CASE And we mgke 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 tose lect from, Come after yon have posted youlsctves on prices @ndterms elsewhere, and we will gvarantee you taat: GROGANS INSTALLMENT HOUSE, (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 19TH 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 Tepeat, come and make your own terma—at my12 GROGAN’S. Jur Receven 4 CAB LOAD OP 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 OOST PRICES W. H. HOEKR: 801 Market Space. 306 and 310 thst. nw. P. Haxeox Hus & Coa SPRING LINE ov WALL PAPERS FRESOOING AND STAINED GLASS FABRICS, FUBNITURR CARPETS my 815 FIFTEENTH ST. N. ‘ux Rioowar DBY AIR REFRIGERATOR MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIO REFRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY USEITIS WITHOUT A PEER, SOLVING THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF BR FRIGERATION IN PRESERVING ITS CON- TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE PERIOD lL ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH A MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICE IN ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHKRE, 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, Sole Agents for the District ATTORNEYS. ‘AVING DEVOTED SEVERAL YEARS TO Son's Pan-Eleo-ric and National Secret Tele- phone iawauite and contracts, I now return to qeneral phactice, Tussisted by S HAREY ROGEIGS. tong, lectrical Expert. aud J.C. ROGERS. eo. equity Bincticg in the District of Columbia ‘aha Mary! Hondenee: Parthenon Helga we os Sree esidence: m tng ‘apze-ime ‘J. WEBB ROGERS. \AMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT ‘Law. Practices in ail the Courts. Uftice 490 Loul- ginna ave, (Barbour Law Building.) 1930 tn. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ER, aplé ‘und 4, Gunton Law Bul 3 « CGj2 toate arena Residence. 818 T st. nw. mine SPECIALTIES, 4 ME, ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT ‘and Astrol2giat, has been consulted on Busincas, ve and Mutrimouy for 24 yearsin this city alin {rouble esil, sutisfuction guarauteed. Oftice Bours, 10 am 19S baie Fee cue atdgL Gis Pit sts, Capt D. GAMBRILL @ CO., 1015 11TH STREET 1 re T. GARVIS BUTLER in charge), 984 F street northwest. FISCHER and ESTEY PIAROS, AND ESTEY ORGANS. 7 Instrumente, ‘The Lending, ‘end sold on cany terme. Moderate PECTAL AS SOUNCEMENT. Pianos rented for une a se-a.de, (0 ibe mountains, aa changed. Eowano F. Dror, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sole Sons, Gabler, Decker & sou, Mafshait '& Wendell atic & Caistor aoe nd mete Sold on, mortal payanent, foe, Taetrumments se mot Ua payinenin ‘Telephone, KAABE Piano Foarns 347-2 my27 UNEQUALED IN TUNE, TOUCH, WORKMAN. SHIP AND DURABILITY, SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES. On. relabie PIANOS AND ORGANS. | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. JORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND ras emetic ” SPEAMERS GRORGH LAARY and EXCEUBIOR COMMENCING Stay tor heen, after this date nae of tbe eatcclass pisansere wil tone 3 Sally. excepe sunday: at S30 Devare tiekeus vania vente, St Breet and Pennsylvania: avenue, who wil N es o. 145-3. Dr soie M* VERNON MT. VERNON horthwes:.. ifano amd organ tuning. South Daily bne Reamer: 3s. MOSDLICY Saxvers & Sravuax, ane area yt “NORFOLK AND FORT IN ROM thoroaghty- street wheet =. a0°1351 and €19 Peo: vel and Knox's Ixyrena, Tae fare hotéls and privaie residences, WM. P. WELOH, Gereral porsac TRANSPORTATION LE Cart. WoC Gmoommcax ‘has resumed her trips berween Washiagton and Ratt leaving Stephenson’ push UNDAY,4 pam. and Baltimore every FRIDAY. Ricpe at River Landings urdage only, and iiust De pr <i FoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS wharf, foot 7th at. Freight received om Sate ndings as far ws Zsominl x, gman, Va. St. Clememts Bay and Ls overdion a, Ma Connéete with Bd 0.16 1 _C. W. RIDLEY, Manager JIRECT.TO NEW YORE-FRNIGHT STEAM Ets JOHN at Shepherds. ser scbedule, AN R. PADGETT Agent eS I BSON and FC k GMT leave |. Y.every SATURDAY at ¢ ‘Wasiiington, every TUisbal STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN: Leaven Tthetreet (excent Sunday) for PIANOS FOR RENT, Washington ebowt Sua SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY aNp | ~2¢ fe AERO SEASHORE, 3 ese STEAMERS. WM. KNABE & 00, mys ‘817 Market Space ad G Ss" Second band Pianos and ‘at prices from $10 Largest amortment of 5c. music in the ity, HENRY EBERBACH, A NUMBER OF SLIGHTLY-USED UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS of our make, almost as Eral reguetion fro MM. KNABE & CO., 817 Market Space. Rani citer ae TNO sets Galiy’s marvelous self-playing instruments! ‘708 Seventhrt. n. w. Established 1964, Special attention to tuning and repairing. “Now te AES & DAVIN PIANOS. NEW STYLES OF these Celebrated Pianos just received. All double Cy ‘Easy? by now. Bargains to cl 15th June. HL, SUMNER ia charge, G11 Oth st B.w. apLO’ Teusoaabl Pianos. tuning, UHN'S, 407 10in st. nw to $150, Sold on email monthly paynienta. aaa rest. ‘ab new, and fully warranted, will be sold at'a lib regular my8 RANICH & BACH PIANOS. G. L. WILD & BRO, the time to have Pianos renovated. heraffe und new repeating action. Lo JK SAEAUER 4ND GD. ie eae Pianos, | Burdett Organs ns Pay cabin BOs: Glasgow lo Philadelphia via Derry s For surther GRO. W. my18-e0,3m JAN BEI JORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTIN NORTH GUEBMAN LLOYDS. CO. New York, Southampton, Bremen, The fust Ex Tweamners of this Conpans and SATU RUAY inning pageenicer tr out * i jews than eughi das Steamers are celcbraved for tneit speed and the cour fort aftorded pamengers aploliw = —4 LLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. Sail regularly from BALTIMORE for LIVERPOOL via QUEBNSTUWN. (Calling at Halifax, N.S, and St. Johus, N. Fi June 15; Nova Scotian, July 18 Intermedia'e, Gu; steerage, FIO Boston via Derry and Galway. Accommodations Unexcelied, if rmatio! te Bie A MOSS AN. O12 Of LEW. a8 Nes every WEDNES- from New York These EF. DROOP, 925 Pennsylvania ave, Washington, b,c. IN EI ‘Trains leave Washington from siatioi.corner of Sixth PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ‘TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST, DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENIRY, STEEL RAILS, MAGNIFICENT WQUIPMENT, CT JUNK 131K, 1NB6. Bmireets, ax follows: For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Kxpress orange, ing CAPR at 990 A. M. daily: Past Line, 0:50 A. Mf daily to Cincinnat! and ss? Lowe, Bich Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cinctonath, an Car to St. Loulg daily, except Saturday, to Chicago, with sleeping Car Altoona vo Chic ‘daily, 3 Chicago” Express, at 7:10 PL BM. SEWING MACHINES, &c. with Bleeping. Cars “Washington” toch ————_——— S252 mots Hat:iourg. 40. ‘Clevelaud “connect "¢ NERS OF SEWING MACHINES WHICH | St" aarrighurg trith Wowern” Exptom, wi nave no office in this city can be su with | througl Slecpers for Louisville ant Se Louis, Needles, Gila, Attachmentsand Hepaire for audifier:| — Fucife'Expreen" 10:00 P. St daily for ritabune ent makes, af AUERBACH'S, 7th and H sta. and the West, with through sleeper Marrisbarg to THE SILENT NEW AMEMICAN, No Zot which | Chicnge. Te Baye thesole agency. maintains ite steady marca | BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. towards universal ‘popularity, it being "the ouly higu- | For'itre, canaudatgus, Rooeere Het eae, £2m machine without spiral springs and without cog | """,4;09' P.M dally, exo-pt Saturday, wii Dela Wheels, ts shuttle being twice as large asformerg: | Ova t,M. dally exocpt mass The thousands of people in this city using it For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 0:50 hounce the No. 7 ‘as the simplest, lightest rons! aM monge Wandaye ‘most carefully, And’ clegamiiy finished of | por'New York’and the 7:15, 9:00 ana 11:00 a, Ail" Its the sinndard of excellence and has noequan. | FNS Gye nnd Glue, Haat, 7:15. 9:00 Su pda Gish any cthar, “Have ons saat te. your bene trae Senod icra of Wrotimse Pane Gos an .. Have one sent w your - Gand trial, Instructions freé "All kinde sold, EE — red and warranted. C. AUERBACH, "Seb Gor tek aud Hota Call 422°2, ection in the category of Tewing: Machines x H cat ng Soncentration and confensation of meshauioal find skill The ange of work can not be excelled, It ipa thing of beunty and a joy forever, Call and sceit.at 3, ¥. MCKENNEY, 427 Mth ow. J.B. RICH: dioND, a Machines of ‘ali Kinds for saleur ring done. ‘Also, Ceutral Office for The Universal ‘Soo them. Aump Or Au Oruens Ff ‘The Light Running NEW HOME Machine latent, plest and best worl Every Ids ‘ehosid cal at “uur odice and ses the varkey’ cf | ALE Work done on this Machine. ismbroidery work of ail ‘Sunday. Bu KANDIA AND Brook! directiran timore. ana tiayk Mw 2500, 6:30. cept Sunday nge, 2200 P.M. every day. nm, N. ¥., al: “hrough trains oor Goat of Brovkiyn Annex w a nd to Fulton #t » ih 5, 0. 4 Einds done ‘without the use of auy attachment. In- structions given free at 8 OPPENAKIMER & BROS, 528 Oth street n.w., hon, 11-01 A. SOREL e Shane enies men meer for Wachington, 6:05. 8:00, : ian 10:00, 10:19 A. M1300, 3703, U3. 8:10, SS eee a. and 10sda PM and 12:10 slat exept aor Say), On 8 fod 1:10 A.M; 7506, fords PM wid T2510 nighe GENTLEMEN'S GOODS, Previous To Renovixe To 1337 F STREET NORTHWEST, Opposite the Hbblit House, ‘We will sell all goods at cost, except & @ W. COLLARS AND CUFFR. & B ELLERY, 1112 F Street. jel B Ptore closes at 7 p.m. is, arriving in Cincinowt next morning at 7; Pace & Warez, Re ee Seen Bm Same oe 3 : . STOCK BROKERS SrPor Pitsburgh at 10:00 a.m. and ®55 p.m. ¢: ‘Schedule dgare Washi Jersey avent ersey avenue: ‘Chi 1090. ‘t and Chicago, arriving In Pittburch at 7°35 fugu next morning at 8:55, No extra dare incl (6u this train for fust Lime. For Cincis p.m. and 10:10 p.n., with through coaches und Pale ‘Sleeping Cars io above pom. ina fast lunived ‘Tickets and informacion at the office, northesst cor ner of 13th street and Penu ivanla avenue, and ab inoffect SUNDAY, MAY 30th, 1686, uatil further wotlee. Te from Station, corner of New and C street, 10:00 a.1p. and 20:10 p.m. daily. The @ Fest Limited Express for Pit Louisville and'St. Louls daily at 3:30 nts, without shange; im to Cincinnatl and St. Broadway, burgh, cleveland ad Detroit with Monarch SEC int artave, |New York, Etiina Secpany Gar to Pitison 1889 15th wreet (Corcoran. wi For Natural Bridge, Lexinguontand Virginia Springs PIVALEOOIUCK TELEGRAPH Wiki 200 pa ata sleep Care, daly Ber waex, focal Statio ASHINGTON, BALTIMOMS, PHILADELPHIA, | daily, except Sunday. aud 10:10 p.1n, dally. = Bw Yoiu, seston, ae For Baltimore on week days 8, 0:80, 0:40, 7280, 8:30 330, tol Hull, fis ILES—DR. MUHLEMAN CU! PILES BY ‘Pies cestent wtnoct tus teat kai aes jr nent, w igature. (Cure guaranteed. Can be LL THE EVENTSOF HiFi "20 Pasineas conddenusl: Laake siaeon Lenien 60 cents each. 408 L street, between 4th and Guth streets northwest. mys-iuws DENTISTRY.) RR. STARR PARSONA, COR 9TH AND EN.W. DRAINS S tvecalty, alts the cure of toothache Tunis, aileviates pin of extracting Uasgiven, “apis J)ET. M TALBOTT, DENTIST, 437 7TH_ST. Uhree doors from ‘corner 1 ’ Dentistry im ail branches, ‘Teeth inserted $7 yer set.” Ail work warranted. PROFESSIONAL, ADAME PAYN, MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST, ‘KOUMS 6 AND 6 VERNON ROW, 045 Penusyivania ave XN athe wise tr heaith on dati walks depend.” and elite of the world visit Dr. White's establishments, 1416. Pennayivania ‘ave, Washington, aod Tt Nt t., Baltimore, for the ‘treatment of ova ore, Painless 40th year 0: practice, $1.8: my? RS DE J. SEMMES AND HUSBAN! Late of Boston, 5c. Liq Bazan A PURE MALT KXTRAC?. ‘Possesses the highest merit, 1t1s manufacture frum ihe choicest materials, and combines the most table quallues ofa reiresning Romer sling Sud woolewuie' properiee of ibe best 11s a true tonic and delightful ae eee able tor invalids and persons in bealth. isan, s blemannt and beverage “! for motuert setes an siunsnace ati walle After caretul analysis, Wilbur G. * read ta so the tase, WwW IDNA & WARNES! nd 10506 a ma. 1 4:30, ‘ror Baltitaore on Sun more 5, 6:40, 1 0, $15 (45-mi 40, 5:40, 6:40, 80 and ‘or sienandoah Valley Raflroad and points South 6:30 p.m. dally, with Pullman Sleeper, Washington to New Orieans. For Annapolis 6:40a2n amd 12:10 and 4:30 p.m, on Sunday 8:30 a.m. 4:40 p.m, tations between Washington aud Balti SHV a.m. 12:0 pam., 3:04:40. 7:00 a. “On Sundays 5:300.10., and 1:00, 3:30, 4°11:00 p.m. For staiiois on Metro fails, except mundus ai Lally, except Sum lian Branch rMediute Palts 10:09 am., 12:30 and 11:20 pain, oan Som Gaiiyrexcept suntay. For Mfederick 6:40 emeamd ays 4:40 jan. daily, excep Sunday. oes wl LTS For Hi Own 10300 au, and 5:31 p.m. dedly, ex- BSO} OTHERS, PRACTICAL WOOK AND JOB PRINTERS. cept Sunday. jrains arrive trom the West daily, 6:20, 7:20a.m., p ania Ww D.G | 1:15, 6:90 and 10:30 p.m. (New Orleans Lxprew)- so vidioe Teas S| ae ae acitab SSS AE AS, 10:89 0m. EBD pt rs gid "Valley Railroad, 72200, MEDICAL, &. iterivediave poitite, 8:25 @. hy ‘ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE | ""s,cine Machington st 5:0, M Cre ae caer eaeen teak te 20, 7-20, 200, 00 and 102200... 12:15, 2°90, 8, 4, ‘cure any case 6:30, ‘and ‘my on guidase, 680. Of nerve - ‘Vigor to the whole sys Bed aud 05 ain, 1200, 280, 4:20, 0900, 020, ND eeene | aaa ee Washington stop at Relay station, ND MADAM WILSON, 1105 PARK|| Auu mun Wadtiington y Hinge, 11th at between Band C ‘estab Sri and eos pm. ts. ne I treatment tor ladies desiring re- ‘Advice free and cuufidential. je7-6" ESTABLISHED AND 1885. Dé. i iis .R, LEON, THE OLD! ‘only ; ‘Omo For further iniormation apply at the Baltimore and fMeket Ofliee $2Ci enuayivatia wretaes coroer 4th sree Where orders wilt be talent ior baggage to be c Sad received at any point in the ely. » Geo Manes ‘Wash acion Station, 610 and 4 toe LOR