Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1887, Page 6

TOWNS EV WEXICO SHAKEN DOWN, ‘Two Hundred Victims of Earthquake —Pcople crushed to Denth In Crumbs ling Houses— Whole Tosrns in Ruins, ‘The Mexican government has féceived informa. ton Tegarding the disastrout earthquake On the ‘3M inst. at the town of Batrispe, in the district of Moctzuma, Sonora, by which one hundred and fifty persons lost their lives. ‘The earthquake oc- curred at 3:50 p.m. At the sume time volcante eruptions began in the neighboring mountains, Tghting up the summits for a distance. ‘The same afternoon earthquake shocks were felt throughout the state. ‘The prediction 18 made tn the city of Mexico, by local scientists, that the country 1s about to undergo a general seismic convniston, ‘and recent reconts of earthqnake shocks show that there ts Widespread voleanic activity from one end Of Mexico to the Voleanic outbreaks are Qceus ting near the of, aS well as in the state 0 Y-seven persons Were also kiile failing buildings Many persons were injured at Grenada and Guss- dar, Which towns were alinost completely de- stroyed. ANOTHER VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE 4s reported in the San Jose Mountains, 40 miles south of Fort Huachuca, in Sonora, General For- syth has sent an exploring party to investigate. A from the Senta Catalina Mountains report ‘that the cafions are full of water, which was Drought to the surface by the earthqmaki 48a great boon for that region, as there are th Sands of acres of good farming lands at the ba these mount:ins w ~ Which were disc sins at a point Whi tain sha down, Sev eral prospecting parties have lett to locate claims. soe ‘They Must Wear Pantaloons. CURIOUS PROCLAMATION ISSURD BY A MEXICAN MAYOR, A spectal from the City of Mexico to the St. Louts Gtode-Democrat says: The president of the munt- etpality of Iturtide, in the State of Guanajuato, has Just issued the following highly interesting Proclamation : “Considering that the greater part of the male eftizens of this vicinity wear in the present season only drawers, which garments are so repugnant and tmmoral that they offend un and are So many erties azainst decency, 1 becomes neces- sary to promulzate the followihge: 1. Every male Fesident of this city ts required ‘o wear pantaloons from and after the Sthot June. 2. Any person within the boundartes of this city, be he resident OF not, Who fs found disobeying tills requirement Will be Wabie to tmprisonment from one to three ays and toa fine of from 50e. to$k Measures Will be taken for the proper enforcement of the ordinance.” ‘There ts no doubt that the above was issued in good faith, and tt Isso aceepted and commented upon by the press of the republic. The Monifor says: “This thing of pantaloons 13 well enough, Dut it is posstble that the people or Tturbide may Duy pautaioons of manta, the save material of which the drawers are made. How much better then will the situation be?” Manta is the com- mon heavy domestic of which much of the cloth ing Of the lower classes is made. A Mania For Pretty Girls. SUPPRESSING 4 DETROIT LAWYER WHO WANTED TO MARKY ALL HE MET. ‘The marriage in Detroit last week of the Rev. Wailace Radcliffe to Miss Jessie Walker, daughter of a prominent citizen, has brought to Public notice G. H. Woodruff, a lawyer, who has ‘Deen remarkable for his disposition to volunteer his affections when they were not wanted. He has ‘within the last few months laid distant stege to the hearts of several young ladies of the Fort street Presbyterian ehueh, over which Dr. Radeliffe pre- sides, carrying his sf tentions 0 write let letters Warning and threatenin 5 Heved stood in his Way. He seems to have had a mania for loving every pretty girl whom he could See as often as services were conducted in the ehureh, Dr. Radeliffe received al engeance should he attempt to af marriage, and other per- being stmilarly annoyed the vodruff the chm nine obedient omings, promised thiat'ho at tempt to carry out his threais wottld be made, and the shadow which he created has been dispelled Dy the happy outcome. eda leeman sdanitted his Vandatiom Foiled. THE WOULD-BE DESPOILER OF A CHURCH BETRAYED BY AN ELECTRIC MAT. John Hollicks, twenty Years old and hailing from New York, attended the serviees last Friday afternoon in St. Mary’s chureh, Philadelphia, He remained in the church after the services were conciuded, lying down under one of the pews untit all but himself had left the church, Left alone he proceeded to ritle the poor box. ‘Then he started for the altar to secure ‘rom the tabernacle the gold and silver vessels used in the sacred ex- church. He raised himself steaili- ily upon the tick carpet under the al tempted to force the door of the tabe electric alarm bell rang in the apartment of the Rev. Father McDermott, the pastor, who was gpout to retire. The carpet upon which the var Gals wetght was pressing was an ¢leciric mat. Quickly the priest seized a revolver. Hastening to the church he saw the profaner of the altar at his nefartous work. Then he ran to the street, dis- charged bis pistol twice, and Policeman Burns ‘Was soon upon the scene. ’ The vandal attempted Peseape, put was arrested, and Saturday morn Ing was held by Magistrate Lenin in $800 on a charge of burg!: m Daughter. City of Mexico Letter to the St. Louis Republican. Among the lovelfest of all the lovely daughters of the tropics is Eugenie Bazaine, daughter of the French exile, Marshal Bazaine. ‘how did Marshal Bazaine’s daughter find a home in the Mexican capita! It is a romantic story, ‘Marshal Bazaine was the represdatative of Napo- Jeon Ill, when the latter espoused the cause of ‘Maximilian, aspirant to the throne of Mexico, and he came t Mexico and marshaled the French ‘troops as a representative of the French emperor, im the interest of the Austrian Duke, until the star Of the latter began to wan owner of palatial residences Off the richest haciendas. While in Mexico ¢ame enamored of a Miss De La Pena, a lovely Mexican girl, and ere returning to France left a boy and girl, babies, fruit of a ‘lawful mar- Fiage. As a Prench exile he is now in Spain, Where his Mexican son is also an officer In the army, but hts Mexican: and daughter are liv- fng here im a quiet way on the north side of the Alemada. His pessessions were naturally ¢; fscated “by Juarez and the that the income of the wite and daughter do afford them opportunities for extravagmt dis. play. ‘The Mexican governinent, however, has enerously allowed them tor hone,” but, hough a fine, substantial res a stranger Would ask In passing an expian if the gloom Uhat seems to surround and overshadow ft. Miss Bazaine fs one of the prettiest girls in Mexico, She 4 about nineteen years old, and. Deing the daugh- Yer of a Mexican mother and French father, Dossesses the united charms of both races, Havaax axp Brac Marcusn.—The articles of agreement forwarded by Edward Hanlan to Win, Beach in Australia some weeks ago have been sizned by Beaen. ‘The world’s champfon has also Made a deposit. to make the match, and every. thing promises well for a race between these cele brated seullers. But as Hanian ts t May 20, the result of t Whether Hanian oF Gat Tow the champion, aur 13 really entitled to od He Txrep To Eywer Unctr Saw—c. ‘Who leased bis Dutidi & post-offlee, was ne Satistied with | the “rent Paid, and last week took sumraary proceedings to ee eneral the Postmaster 3 from his buildin; and Postmistress ase Was Drought be- ity Judge Pentz, who decided that no court ea Cabinet ¢ or Miss Keys as post mistress; iat as the sovercizn could not be sued, no Fepresentasive of that sove ty could be sued, ge s0rh, and disiatayed the prow ings Mr. Wan ins will carry the ease hi Tue Coxtest ror Possession OF BLIS Petition was Mled in Chicago United States Cirenit © mi committee appointed by ‘Court of New York ove Ss. commonly known, as “Blind ‘Tom, t possession of Tom, who she Says is Wrongfully detained by Jas. N. and Jaa ak Bethnne and Thas. W Mrs. Bethume sa she was appointed ¢ n March last on a petition filed by Toi Charity Wiggins, and required to give be cured a home for him wit! his 1 Mark's place, York €.17. traveling throagh Dunois a $25,000 od she prey ther at 7S. Blind Tom 15 expected in Chi. ago soon. He ts under the conttol of Jas Bethune, bis old owner, an tot gus A. Borie Bethune Is a friend of iridow E. Bethane, an- 'S_ Old master. ¢ Her attorneys are New York City, and August ite, Ky sony oe soe. = Asxep To RESIGN Fxow THE BOSTON Parss Crem The Boston Press Club has demauted the Tesigtas Boa of a member for unprofession conduct. Fo, H. Lee, chatrmun of the democrat.c city cove, sion, and ap ex-alderman and politictan, 1s also a Member of the press clus by virtue of bisconnec, Yon with The Globe asa suburban Teporier. At the legisfative investigation of the Beverly seans ul Mr. Lee testified that he received $700 for as. pay 7 ane ian author of certain arti- tm the Boston papers, This led the action of the pres ciub. = A Kewrcexy Macistinse's Exteaonbtvany Dy. casiox.—Jno. C. Cornelison, who assaulted and id, in Louisville, Ky., causti ide, apd who was Sentenced ‘was released On a writ ol ‘by Magistrate Stofer. ‘The affair has created @ seusation, Inasmuch a3 ie tela Suounes to & magiscrates court the dectston o Stofer decides that the conten Lew and Kentuek, was filegal. Knnanes Marcy wars ScLurvan.. called at the New (Clipper Saturday, uno ‘ore Editor Colwell a certified chec¥. fur “That's what } want to ‘win you match Kilrsin against Suitfvan far $5,000 oF the world.” | BY Ve terms which Kilrain issues te, Sullivan, Hox explained that it was for aight with in a reasonable distarce ot Balt Pateabary it EF on oii Se THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, as a ei iret : MAY 9{ 1887—-SUPPLEMENT. A W oxperrut Purxomexox. ‘THE CELEBRATED “WALKING MAN” AND WHY HE KEEPS GOING—A WARN- ING TO OTHERS. At Mill Grove, Ind., lives John Snider, the “Walking Man.” In 1884 he felt muscular and nervous exhaus- tion, a strane restlesaness, general uneasiness, and the only relief he could get was by constant walking. Fot twenty-eight months he has tramped in a eircle around: and around his house, resting only four hours esch day, and it is estimated he has covered more space than the clreumference of the globe. He has attracted universal attention, been visited by hundreds of curi- osity seekers, and has really become a public charac. ter. His nervousness has ehown iteelf in walking: other people's nervousness acts in other ways. Some- times the person is fentless, trembles, has nervous headaches, s sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appetite, inability to sleep, forebodings, and general exhwnstion. At other times irritability. peeviehness, and faultinding are felt and life is a fearful trial. When ‘these things come on something must be done, or this nervousness will lead to insomnia, insanity, or death. Many people take morphine, opium, of natéoties: but they only deaden the nerves for the time Dein. What people need is to assist Natnre a little, sind Nature it- self will restore the nerve-tinsue and bring health and strength. The best researches of modern scientists have proven that there fs nothing for this purpose equal to pure spirits, and no spirits no feliable and val- uableas Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. An authority on this subject, eing no less than ‘the well-known Dr. Caldwell, who treats only nervous diseanes, ay’ In typhoid and nervous exhaustion I know of no remedy to approsch or eqtial Daffy's Puro Malt Whis- key to bridge over a crisis or mend the broken cap of health in su emergency of immediate danger. This may be said of aleohol in general, were it not the fact that many of our whiskies are so sophisticated. ‘These impurities are in Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey entirely absent, thus affording & pure and safe stimulant, a true tonic. JOHN D. CALDWELL, M. D., Neurologist. 90 N. Charles st., Baltimore, Md. All people have nervous exhaustion at times, but only ‘those who are carcleas permit it to continue, When it does continue itruns into the worst known troubles which make life burden and death a relief. People who allow this are alone to blame, for it is compars- tively easy to overcome, and can be absolutely con- trolled. By the use of the pure stimulant (but not in- toxicant) above named, the. fearful things may be avoided, and health and huppusess succeed to sickness and misery. DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY is Sold Only in Bottles. Price, $1. For sale by Drugxists, Grocers and Dealers. ‘Persons east of the Rocky Mountains (except the Ter- ritories), unable to procure it from their dealers can have Half Dozen sent, in plain case, untnarked, express prepaid, by remitting 86 to ‘THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY Co., mb19 Rochester, N. ¥. FOR THE GREAT BANNER SALE OF CLOTHING BY THE GLOBE CLOTHING Co., ‘At731 7TH ST. N.W. AT 731 7TH ST. N.W. ‘BET. G snd H STS. BET. Gand H STS. MEN'S SUITS, WORTH, 814, $16 AND 818, YOR $10: CHOICE OF MANY STYLES. ‘MEN'S PANTS, $1.50, 82 AND €1.15. BOYS’ SUITS, WORTH $7 AND 88, FOR #4 AND @5. CHILDREN’S SUITS, WORTH 8350 AND $4, FOR $2.50 AND 33. COME. THIS GREAT SALE AT 731 7TH ST. N. W. OPENS SATURDAY MORNING, 9 A.M. BARGAINS FOR YOU. COME AND GET ALL STYLES OF MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. REMEMBER THIS SALE DOES NOT COMMENCE TILL SATURDAY MORNING, 9 O'CLOCK. DON'T ALL COME AT ONCE, BUT COME SOON AND GET YOUR CLOTH- ING AT THIS GREAT BANNER SALF. BY THE GLOBE CLOTHING CO., 731 7TH ST. 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Call or send for circulars. ‘Telephone call 874: inh17-2m_ PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE IN COM- modious halls, in National Bank of the Repeblic Fuilding, southwest ‘corner of and D streets. PESNPuEST 3 MICHIGAN, AVE. NEAR, ry Pacific, Atlantic City, N. opens May’ 14th: house entirly new; Phashed’ nest gcran modern tmpratements heated fot spring ES HOOD. amy? INGS, SHENANDOAH CO., ohn ea Ma Peuquce ice Sake ris Fe attcertente algae anand Fanquier Co. Va, Both of these popular fe: Bhoroueh, Setruction wiven, in Springs te sce ll be ope forthe reception of eursta JUNE Ter nates, Cortesrndene wid. Caleta: | ‘Terms reduved. die emicyand ature: | tot Keegan, es Commer lone can be obtained at Uhatern Mineral Water Devot: sltieal Eeouomiy, Seenogeers ha eee Schuller & Stevens, cor. dh ad Pa. Hi | fae’ Day and evenins séenton oe Proprietor. RG. lustrated Cireuia _ Mrs. 6ARA a. SPI Cun. 8 ar free TE SULPHUR, Seer be oa APITOL HILL EVENING. oSGHOOL, 27 a Fees nt Sear ofc, Riggs. Ho 2; ¢, lustruction given ip Book ithme. 1429 Penn. ave., anc tic, Greminar, listory, pend end Yee CaORDAN. ‘Terms reasonable. jography. T= BERLITZ 8 723 14TH ST. N. W. Andall other principal cities, ecognired as superior to alt otiver exmilar Pastttn- ELKTON "TES FREER. arzanmce erry, x. 3. BQ. Box 700, mbht-1m,my1-2m A. P.M N. , LOCHBOEHLER 'S CITY PARI jew York ave. and Ist wt., Sey D.C. ‘Beantitully situated, ee the 1 u; be sc megcellod advantages for Jem CONVER- Poonte adil, Suing te ithe meat eh Tree |e ae en free rest Satarday LEX ces : ious wanfong. and feast rDIy ool ‘or prowrains Hes. Bowling Alleys, Shootin Susie | famiaeonrcatas, 1” © ‘he se00l for Programe. sad pituda ke; A lance Bar, with a selection OF tee otal , Clzars, ry Ball Room and Pevitvon. Widhell Aessciations, Lerten Vereins. and others who may desire these beaut sSrounds Tam prepared to A 3BHES most liberal terms. mn BOEBLER, Propriet RADES | OF to adults confidential; prepares forcolteza, isy West Point, all examinations. ¥ INSTITUTE, Sth ana K sts. n. PE LESSONS IN ALL stud ce i. F TPOREST GLEN PARK, MD. ‘The most beautiful site on the Metropolitan, Brunch Band 0. KK. Only 9 iniles from Washington, Hich Ground. Healthy Location. Pure Ws of Access, | First-class in all its appointien ESENTS Haviland China and other cele- brated European Production ‘ater, Easy ‘Terms Moderate WILMAIIH & EDMONSTO! Will be open for the reception of guests JUNE 1, 5 Pennsylvania avenue 1887. Apply fo The Forest Glen Lnpruveacitt Co er M. Vernecx, % Tlanson Hiss & Co, y X & BRO., 508 7th st, ‘We wish to call your attention to our Iarwe. plete sock of Paperhaniinss, Ghice. 1008 F st wr com. “Alo to our prices. THE LARGEST AND MOST CONVENIENTLY Thoroustl "Heat, Lge aVentin feat ted wid Ventilated: ARLES M DADE: ap164m_ Atlantic City. By eee Benday Schools and orvanivationsimay now AT secure dates. Advertising matter ffee. For further LOCATED HOTEL. oxsed Gilt Paper, 50c. Ordit ‘Gilt Paper he Hlorntly Furpighe ahd Libel Wanaved P Baarsd On ares op Ociary ICE et Se ae . 9-ineh Einbos Oe. Pinch Ea AN work muarantoed.” Orders by outal promptly attcuded ta, Ger Tue | Besr THE LEONARD DRY AIR CLEANABLE REFRIG- information or dates apply to ERATORS, made im hatd wood, ELEGANTLY GEO. R. WEBB, CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS, CHARCOAL General Agent, B.& 0. Depot, | FILLED, and ZINC-LINED; every part removable for Tuesdays and Fridays each week, between 10 an. and ye SCs oe ADDON HALL, ATLANTIC CITY — ‘the beach, greatly enlarged re-furn! ind auoderutaed, cluding Otis elevator, steam heat ‘ares, &c., &c, eevee ‘EDWIN LIPPINeS: Viktianeis 6 CLEANLINESS, all METAL SHELVES, ATR-TIGHT LOCKS, IMPROVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION of DRY COLD AIR, and first-class workmanship throughout. ERICES LOWER, THAN ANY OTHER GOOD RE- FRIGEEATOR IN THE MARKED. = W. H. HOEKE, * HOUSE, VERMONT AVE, v.N. J. ‘Unobstracted Oceail Views Open All'the Year. _ap29 __801 Market Space. Heres DENNIS, ATLANGT 1847 Rooms Bros. Al Ki ‘all the year. Paasenwer elevator, hot Knives, Spoons, Forks, Eadien ac. in EXTRA XTT and be HIPLE PLATE, WiLM§) HM & EDMON ETS vennsylvania . A. pees & Co, 1214 F STREET N.W., Have just received a splendid line of ‘NEW STRAW MATTINGS, SLIP-COVER MATERIALS, BABY CARRIAGES. SEE OUR SLEEPING COACH. ‘Having a suitable room, we shall be pleased to take on storage a limited quantity of Rugs and Carpets dur- ing summer season at lowest rates, W. H. HOUGHTON & CO. ee snes RESP a ina tome UTTALL, 0 OCEAN £: TH DOF SOUT ry mb16-Sm Phita:: ee o HE WESTMINSTER, Pacific and Kerieueky Aves, ‘Atlantic Ci Open all the year. fmhi0-*1) PROPOSALS. pronogsts FOR FRESH BEEF AND VEGETA- BLES, FRESH BREAD. FOR BAKING NAVY BREAD, ‘Navy Pay Ovrier, 7 ‘Wasutxero, D.C., May 6, 1887, § Is will be received at this Office until EN O'CLOCK A. M. on the FOULTH DAY OF a3 for sung sch dueuties Of Week ; . ‘Bee! ud Vegetablon Preah and for baking Navy Furniture, Carpet and Upholstery, Bread, as inay be required at the following sas yante 1a Festret and Stations for the nscal year ending June fo: 186s, | = —= Charlestown Shass. NY ye: Rortamouth, §. town, Mans. Newport, ‘Brook Leauue Islan uni Ma; Washitneton, D.C.: Norio, Var; Punacela #1 | ‘and Mare Island, Cal. ‘Specifications and’ blank proposals can be obtained per uppheation at ‘the: Twiepection Provisions a thing, at any of the Navy-Yards or to the Pay Oi is ‘may be made for one or more articles acliverable at ove or tmore Vander seatiney ai cant ‘be considered separately for each article aud place of ore ‘¢ ooking Utensils and Wooden cxiption DRY COLD-AIR REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS. delivery “The Government reserves the right ‘Ash and Walnut Dining-room Refrigerators, Wate siftlie’® aha iy = anne any oF | “Coolers and Crean Freezers, allat lowest prices nr meals show cloned in sealed envelopes and marked "Proposals for sh Yrovislons bak ina. Weenie Dabke ea aU fy ae pees lougefarutshing Stor 7th stn font hors _ my9-lawsw ay Divetor, U8. Ce. "above Pa aves De eoras on ROPOSALS NOL Eun CPOE NEREACTS ANB STAIRWAYS. Ancuirectis Orrior U. 8, Carrot, wey MMNOTON, D. Ri 24, 1887, x eceived at thivofice unit Ma THRETEONE. 1887 AT NOON fer tne et Granite and Blue, Stone Work and Material tor completion of the Terrace and Grand Stairways at the Do Nor! Poncaase A A vV APOR Gl Se tuntil'yotr have examined our large assortment of the Crown Jewell Stove, the best in the market, With ‘m- Provements not in any other stove. A full line of Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Freezers, &c. ‘The only RAS Wis Capitol. place whiere the genuine Danforth Fluid can be ob- Fiansand specifications may be neon st tut omico, | tained. Wwe ap23-8'm,wtmy30inel ronitet of Canis. : 8. JENES & Cb. TION, AND RE: wo a Sraeer N. W. PSE ERE SEB Ovrice oF THE Comstmmoticen WoETIOt oF Couns Poxcenax Woren Coorens, ‘Refrigerators and House Furnishings of all kinds. Wantsiseron, Sealed Pro witlde ‘this 0) t WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, web DOK M. reeset i soe a ee 5 1205 Pennsylvania avenue. away EYEE, 2 188%, Aastat cplectan and re- V P et ae Washington und its ‘eat ay im the ety of | Wart, Pavers. ‘Blank forms of specifications ean be P. HANSON HISS & CO. 815 15th st. nw obtained, together wi es all vaeaeary information, | Wall Papers of all grades, ‘uyon ere i sa the Hate Office. . Friezes and Ceiling Decérattons. partgof fide,” erves *0Tebect emyiand all bids of | goactat altention given to Plain. md Dicorative myS-Ot ‘Cotuminsioner D.’c._ | Painting. tt EE | PDatineles and designs submitted f6ran ads of Tn. terior Decoration and Furnishing. An iaspection of Esrazusaep 1s. our goods is respectfully solicited. ap? mee ___ ATTORNEYS. bd ead ‘OHNS & EASTON, WM, WH WT e835 KOK 17 He oS, U. 8. Commissigters aud Exagiiners in Chaneery. ea tn 8s $72 Uiutstuns ave,, Hoomns 1 and 2 Gunton Building, wwew Han Ht it Sang ie n Ee Sm ‘Wantington,'b°0: "relephones jandresidences, WW HOH Bys8 BSc Ht Bae Sue8 Oe G cai Ning, SAORNEYAT MILD, weLLow AND DELICIOUS. Faw, seat eo 1S as STB Reels medicinal malities of Whiéicy Gietitied = manfeteee were ttinm the finest ein the renowned oa sarees ave Bitractod the tei PROFESSIONAL _ en A aapedhepipiaselaapdead FET RU ALA ke We bex to invite the attention of connoinseurs to: celebrated fine OLD WHISK! shiek we pier atthe | ‘urea ‘Gres orn ocapt anes ae following prices, in capes Cuutaluite Dae’ Desh Gives macocas in tio won ail fan ee ‘es Each: See Oausee speedy ‘tviaren ‘separated to- SER UEREATE GRD QED RYE, 1805........094.08 | SU aaeleconmnie Mapa dere Quezes ae OLD REEVE WHite. nee seeing ie ae ‘Sanday. $81 BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY ae ‘you cannot obtain these HOA, PREDIC Ke coe Downe coeaee Sess, hates are | A SEROLOCAY PREEIGSONE fer’ or Post Office ar UO. Beit desired; | elections, saving oandidates unmeeooa eee deliver them to your sdaseae i * aie in’ contested by au eulnent a ot rope . O. Box 3974; ao B08 : i | ag ee entirely well,and will be 10 800 her ‘| to opine MONG Am Nregtacwe > OTE Beto 2.8 Ew. CATERWOOD, ie uoee oe South Front st, Pabdeiphia METHOD FOR _ New York Otic, 10 south Witte ebmaoaiay mating reyenioctt = Bay Coieam Bisy Coxcres. Speer mates ‘BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES. ' eee ae from 8 MROMEBY, CROQUET. colsotciied Un RepPERT Y CHICRERING. Aardman, ‘BRANDIS. DRESSMAKING. | Will be ‘nnounced by ave. (over Jacoba, oe SONNETS A LADY HAS ee es rE got HYATT, won, iste ap F Maeve eee pare sigmg in cutting and: eee Perfect Dean Sie el —001 ego at Teh Wa Also, a fall Vaista, FrenchCorsets it euaranteed. MAD! wels-sm* oe it mee ted 421 9th st. Moe = Rorrser, Ech aaa OPPOL*TE PATENT OFFICE, Infants’ and Chil- hs cae ‘and all kinds o/ eau ee Sy anh “SWiS8 ORIENTAL REROHA, TORCHON, ram tae one imal the cay hae ila okt ite FAR,S tx vAND Lata aap Liste TEREAD GLOVES and MITTS shades and lowest (Be = = Arrestios. Tape AWISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH ices: Eth edgSstAN BA: ED. BA! a He mouth. "Spec ANDI oF 8 Neate C0) FFURES SSEINGLED, ‘woii-tmes jal y #15) rs feat f 0. Dry -aning Establiehinent Be Ramey ve yeaa ent ‘Ladive aud Gentlemen's Gatmenta: site 0 Plush ‘pote. erSooas called for and delivers Veils, Laces, Gloves: teaned by this suyerior pices, ieee Aspeciaity. Gentlemen ‘chin process will not lose thei to be removed ettect Hence, ‘and ag, Der ‘Clothes: acer A Tes ANNIE K. HUMPHREY, 430 107TH ST. N.W, Makes Corsets to onder in every style and: mato- ‘and foot fit und comfort. sa a EE SPECIAL ftis ‘ARES Freneh Hand-nade Undetele finest im Patent Shoulller Brncen” French 4 C wat for Freno! wag price is Tasut BOOKS, & , Merino Underweat eform Goods, ret (Miss H's own french, German and Spanish spoken. mel TIONERY, BIRTHD: KS, STAT | Bae wand Satie Gohan elton and Oa apa nar BUPPRESSED BOOK." zcEe mr ENRY C. LAN A WOMAN IN THE CASE, By PROF. COUES. ‘If there had been a author, “khe would have told BIER BY speech would give ¢ city. oman in the faculty, FOR SALE AT BRENTANO'S, _my6-1m Rae thle ARCH OF DREAMS, by. TALL'S Standard Ens ‘Yhousand new words, 61.00. my3 ‘NIVERSAL COOKERY Cab Poms, Cab BOOK, “CONTAL ys the ‘that to try to suy ‘widest possible pul 1015 Pennsylvania ave. VANITA, ASTORY OF THRILLING INTEREST, thet sifted writer, Mxs. HOWACE MAS ‘Une RE NSO} aj Dest recites from. Marion Haniand, aitss Purloa, Juliet Corson and others, The Feud of Oakfield Creek, by Josiah Royce. ‘Beauchamp’s Career, by Confessions of Cland, ‘Meredith ear Paneett. merican Literature, by Rdwin Perey Whipple. niista, a Cuban Untle Tom's cabin, A Tull supply of Croquet and Lawn Tennis Goods. WL. BALLANTYNE & SON, 1424 F street, Washington, D.©, Have the most extensive collection of STANDARD, | CHOICE, RARE and OUT OF PRINT BOOKS to be | found in this country. ‘Their house is a book-lover's | paradiee. 488 Seventh Street, . He ‘Lowen & Co. LIBRARTES APPRAISED AND PURCHASED. ap5-3in PIANOS “AND ¢ ORGANS. HE BEAUTIFUL } artists’ choice, Sole Agents, Penn. ave., near 1038 st. ‘The Bebr Bros.’ UPRIGHT: the stndent’s'piano: fone can be ao subdued that only th jOHN F. ELLIS & CO., the player cum hear nt ‘O57 Penn, ave. neat 1OuUrst, ‘The GUILD PIANO: a thoroughly relisble instru- ‘ment at a very moderate pric ou OHS,F, ELLIS & co, PIANOS, new and secon able in monthly instalment; part pay for new. ‘Penn. ave., near 10ih st, hand, for camb, or pay- did thse akon JOHN F. ELLIS & CO, 937 Penn. ave., near 10th at. ‘Pianos moved, hed snd hi clang, Packed and oni eia, Py. oa Prim: ave see Pianos 1d repaired ‘by first-class workmen, at vee NF. ELLIS & CO, fair 30) srperignced 937 Penn. ave., ucar 10th st, MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS, the most celebrated and best known instruments in Prices; easy terms. “the world; moderate JOHN F. ELLIS '& CO., 937 Penn. ave, near 10thst., SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS; over one hundred thousand in use; a standard and reliable instrument. 93: VIOLINS, Gi ‘MUSICAL INSTRUMENT JOHN F. ELLIS & CO. Penn. ave., near 10th st. TTARS and ll kinds of | JOHN F. ELLIS & 0. 937 Penn. ave., near 10? at. SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS and MUSICAL MENCHANDISE, “A full and comple stock, ¥ 987 Penn. ‘ORGAN, ELLIS & CO. We., Hear 1 Hi LEADI Ticks eantifal new styles, Soldon easy aati mess SANDERS'& STAYMAN, YP se hw. N. B.—Seq and hear the new Estey “Philharmonic” Ongan, for church and scl t BROS. D WEBER * {eIaNos rent, #010 on easy installments, and axehanged. et SENDERS © SUATMANS ‘034 F st. nw. ap16, 13.N. Charles st., Baltitnore. Tye ESTEY UPRIGHT PIANO, te 3 waning SAND ELL © STAYMAN, 16 934 F at hw, FPA & DAVIS cols PIAROS NEW AND beautiful styles of will be sold THES close rooms for the summer. $11 9tn st. nw. Sale W. G. MET: ‘Steinway, ponte Smal Haines, HOST ONTT AT B) a HLL SUMNER, Agent, PIANOS FOR RENT 25 ‘Ter & ‘9th st. and Pa. ht Pianos jAINS, to. rine. CO. world. Ni ity alse Gally's set’ NT ad lowent yeices| aud bea fale ‘angina for ea. Tin ing instruments. et plan. Special Soa arya UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY, tention of Purchasers invited to the new ‘Special ater = ARTISTIC STYLES finished in HIGHEST DECORATIVE BECOND-HAND PIANOS: prominent inakes at all prices, STEAMER Vf. W. Neat ead eave street wharf ¥LANOS FOR RENT. ferntis 0 gialeck sam. ‘Heturnibe, iat WM ENABR& oo, — | MENG BPN 1,1. BLAKR, Oaptata, ABT. A fino assortment of MT YEnxont “MT. VERNON! CS 817 Market Speco. once F. Daoor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Bole Agent for w RAILROADS. 8 one AND Tora Bi RAILROAD. For Ene, Cana Buffalo, Niagara, Po M. daily, ‘Saturday, with Palace Gare Washi saan aan, mt ‘abd Emir, at 9:80 mediocre tulc nit rar hi Ska ee Pipe Gf 40 A.M. daily, except ysis ery Pena eel renee ne rct fre cine NDRIA AND PARDEICKe= RG RAIL. VAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WaSHINGTON RAILROAD. ‘or Alexandi 8 VS, AM. 12 ron F ae 45 i ‘ida, No'03" am Oo, Bedzsait “ARE, 12 One pha 3 -Tiekeis and iuformiation’ atthe oilice cor. ner of 15th treat and Peungylvanie erent, and at station, where onde Bote an re -CHAS. B. PUGH, J. R, WOOD, Generar ALTIMORE AND OHTO RAILROAD. Schedule in effect, SUNDAY. APRIL 241 © 3 mtu furtheraotice ” tes 1887, Leave Washington from Station, corner of Kew Jer- vente tnd Uateee ee For Chicago, 1149 am,and .m. daily, with Sah coaclies and sleeping cars. ‘The 11:45 Ain. i8 ft dita Exprone fp Pita and Cheapo a Ping in Hittsbury at 8-00 pm ‘next mora [neo 1:10. No extra tare fe charwed on this tris Tor fast time. For Cincinnati, Louigyiile ana 9 zi ous 3:30 foefumadl and ‘Se Lota wa i 10: ‘30 p.m. is a fast limited train to Cmeinnati Louis, arriving in Cincippati next morning at ; St. Louis 6:40 p.m. Noextra fare is charged on. this train for fast time. For Pittsbunz at 11 Pm, daily to Pittsburg, Cleveland and ‘Detroit ‘with Patlar “ana Sleeping Cars to Pittsburs. cook, Wexinirton and Love! Stations, 8:40 a.m. daily, spt Sunday. ade points Gn Shemndosh Valley RR, 3:30 pan. y. For $e Grace, Newark. Wilmington sn Phils. delpiis Hoesen to pam tha Poe he dae For Wilinizgion, Delaware ‘and intelenediate potnta between Bultimore and Wilmington, 5:00 aan. daily, Sheet Bandage Havre de Grace, Singerty. and intermediate ta. tigi $19 am. dally, excore Bubday, OT 30, BAS Oe 0, Oohd, 7 BO ute ad | For Baltimore on week 8:30 and 10:0: train), 3: 11:30 dor pan” Saltimore on ars 1:15, 3:30, 42: cies 11:30 p.n Tor Anuapohs 6:40 and 8:30 am. 4:30 pan. “On Sanday 8:30 aim, 4:40 p, May tat between Wshiny nd 12:10 ane Pal stations on Metropolitan $n Sunday stope atall stations. For Gaithersbune and intermediate points: Dam; 12:30 and 11:21 sehen ePiaioa bes te oc mind Sat Se om Philadelphia, Chester, Wilmington and Havre de Grace, 11:30 amm.. 3220 pa. and 10:00 pam. daily. From Hevre de Grace, tiugemy and tntermodiste points north of Baltinore, 11 ‘From Annapolis, 8:30 a.m. 04 1:50, 3.25 wnd 8:00 mm. Valley Hallroad, 8:90 p.m. and 3215 point "Teun leaye Hattinare for oa. Seo ye 3 ; = a ey 2:90, 30. 0 ae, ar at ‘Relay station, exept a For{uriner ipiovination arpiy atthe Baltimore Ohio Ticket office, Washington station, G19 and 1351 Fennsyivaniuaveinwe, corper 14%h etreet, where ‘will be taken for baggage to ‘ahd received at poimtim the ch aN. SL cit 4, C.K.TORD,6.P.A i, Haltimore, PERCY G: BMTTH. Taser Ret, Washington. p25 215 and 7: LOOK! LOOK!! LOOKIN . The Weekly Star. 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Dune Local exetsy sleep furnished, ants 3:55. ‘Car reservation ami Informat ssuaye checked at oficoGO] Bem Pableavenno’andlat Fusmenwer tation, Te filnoad, 6 streets mon Pains ‘aenerat Taaserutor Avett _POTOM AC RIVER _BOATS._ ‘ANO LEAVES 7TH-ST, Susie Wheihos Sd Thursdays at 7 hase ona Fiver lauding ae fat ag MatOE ‘ ace dow sod Stowtaye ead SBAySaud SU NDAY pam, touching at] & ee as fur aa Nomini ‘Creek, qe mente Bay, Md, - Gonnects with #, a0 7 mone oe PADG! aes Ww. Hvis Sees RECT Ti Dis JOHN Gil cabinet cs XN. aan Pa ar lowest rakes at lowest New H. ME Sewxa Macnxes 'Now We Hae Ix. NEW VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR. ONE TON Just recelved. Not 4000r 500 pounds, but literally ‘ONE TON. By getting a larre quantity like this, direct from the sta ned Grebe price! Storce suppliod st whclesale rate. ap28___ ELPHONZO YOUNGS 00., 428 9h st. Berorss SPRING-LEAF TEA ‘The new crop, now being recelved, is particularly choice, XW. 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St. Cloud Building, — THE HIGHEST STANDARD OP y Te EXCH Tena peeks pocee conan GELgM heh” worktuanebip an very beet of uw ak “ ‘Diet such Sectured “ty's reliable company, established twenty: “Tent years ago, and {urine witha reapuuribiewusr- artes for five years will bi ay penne SILENT AMeICAR, __ MACHIN! {For Foot aud Hand Power.) ‘CAUEKBACH, 7th and Fists, Sole Agency D.C. folauy sidreat "Foe tachie topes aaah, au; ibe 4 New hupnoved Machines of ail the standard inakes £9 tale or rent. “Telephone eal, 4 mie W OTHING EXCEEDS A SILENT WHITE SEWING SIACHINE.” Acknowledged Uy experts ae the hues chine extant for, Work and Beau to Hun he Witte Rg sew SB RicHMOND. | sun w. 4 ‘Avent for Hall's Forms for ‘Dresses. Prioa 83.00." Also Uuiversal Pattorus. at “BALDWIN JOHNSON, SpLete FACILITIES. samo ms 4 COMPTULL WEIGHT AND MEASUKE, Wood iuid coal direct from the forests aud, mitea by rail and water, aud free from ‘sing, siate and other Vilatn Yard nd Qiiee, UT HL ave... 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