Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1887, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON 4 D.C., SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1887—-TEN PAGES. WOW TO MARE DAINTY DESSERTS AND WHOLESOME ; GEDIENNE COMING—BILLY EMERSON DISHES—LIVTLE THINGS WORTH REMEMERRIN faecn ce hte ediereites, WOREMEMDRLING BY |" eaves WAVERLY — PATTCS SOUTH AMERICAN = Torr. Is Maxine Carebaking powders shonld be 1 Wik Amciten on ancenee af tha cbcte ee nong the novelties to which Americans may t Tt, and should alwace te | be treated next winier Is a series of performances t cogs ly and should always be | yy the ftussian trageilenne, Elizabeth Gorews, NSH ON Wor PwORK oF furniture be , aud cock e Warrtes.—The usnal fault of wamMes is t This 1 prevented by taking bal Y *. boiled rice Co a quart and th WE OCtOCK ‘Tea DOVLIES 4 of pate-btue selin, eubroidered with crossed wheat heads embrolee red wi straw: Berries anid foll For a Levox Pre, to hay: an Pander he juice of one lemon, two-thirds of @ Set. Stir all togeth witha rich cru: ARGE CARES should baked in € spread « tow Toast. spoontit bh pow entrance grain of dax- 1s dasorisy Bane Lee we MUTTON. of bread, two | ‘The r siiten in | if, and ic tins | iy Dlackensand | { adding | wes, and | pickles nbstitited: it with slices of a pint of ual of corn i to make Ixth of oF Two | saine Way as oteurd- | 4 will be ropy “of green # ebupped this | ous Tase Uw is of cin: the hot ee Cake Cas pne and a | t ade three frou but should popular Aimy hie! co ye ino ‘nibs of : « r Hl X Rest fi BW ane stay 2 “Lays not far awaz, s : will Lav: ‘no power to | s Sane day—some cominy day—thank God! hat here is left with yearning soul sball go Dear heart yon will sot mee Yivues A. Mas vie, see Mow to Protect a House. From the New York Su: easy and s Way In which some burgiars walked tute tieman’s house tn Kock= 3 Monday ach six dogs were one Was inside, makes the scUurual protection Very important. al idea of the amouat of protection socalled watch dogs 18 very exro- tis that doxs present no le Co an ex; ed burglar at ail, managed, hings are about a house # burglar ol amy other bevore meddling with by an expert ey are as fol wail female dox within the house. male dog without the house. & will be seen that # baby Umaua! ure and heipiess the bety ‘Wetor 10 « country house than Its tor where there ts a baby there Biveplew eye watching It. ‘Yas Sun has always encouraged matrimony “ut Bo argument for that institution could be Bail so powerful as this fact. woo Sunday in New cago Tribune. and the more York. The eufurceuient of the Sunday ordinance in x ius {ar has been as thorough as the Worst fe to t traffic could desire, and wien the ary eltizen of that metropolis les Gown t0 Sclurday night he communes with Ue Wide OF ats busorn Somewhat after Ubis fasion: r, Susan, the dearest dag be oars away, Suga, FL aicey ths buass sway. a} | the sma ageand tieir death. But precisely as the de- * el) hunt, man and mouse 2 hose of the life-develop- | MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC, Who fs said to ¢ plate visiting this country. dher San Francisco engage- y night to a packed house. ‘sco season of the Natfonal any appears to have been highly suc- Eterson has left Haverly’s minstrels be- cause of non payment of salary, and has returned to his home tn San Francisco. — It fs said tha. Lillian Oleott has been losing | Money so uniformly of late that she will soon be compelied to stop playing “Theodora.” — Prank L. Goodwin, who for four years has managed Clara Morris, has relinquished that po- Of hls labors, ¥ not at all pleased with the re- He has not iound Clara a bo- jog the season of 1SK8S9. at the p % TF johann Strauss, the Vienna waltz king, has | Just been dive derstood to be ston Globe Theater to-night. ‘This is the ssfal run the opera has attained in tis most »kiug around for a fourth. And Te are people Who hold Ubat the waltz ts not ralizing tore. "s South American tour, under management, begins in April Toe diva isto receive £1,000 sterling for ance, in addition to having all ber ¢ , at least, are the publishe ‘bt be shaded a little in way, 15 ¢ for four years to come. ey, of the Lyceum Theater, spent the rtain noted locailties for seenie work in sat opens the fali season at the Lye7um. deis are now being prepared, and the wot be done this sumines. The play Is wholly erk ania its subject and characters—New York i M | Ariel Barney 1s now managing Tom Keene, | Wio bas been playing a fairly prosperous engage- | in Pitsburg tuis week. Beene is arranging } a quarier of y has elapsed since reduction, aud yet “Unele Torr's Cabin” 1 uuny thousands ot dollars tor varl- nagers this season. Goodwin has whic hased “The Gold Mine,” Raymond tried in Louts- ati tnagers are pouring into New AF season, Which, Of course, ost suctesstul ye merce Law. — Little Ma Mulie has made a hit. as Rose May- . ik Stet<on's traveling “Ruddygore” com- pany. is set down by the critics as easi the star of the cast, — Joseph Haworth fs to appear as a comedy star A seiily waking a tour of the country in “Rosedale. Me xt season, In Son tle ru. | — Actors ana | Varring the interstate tton, | b Will concentrate bis energies {of having three opera com- i he Will have only one. Worlds ‘fhan Ours. Vises WITH THE SIZE OF PLANET. wetor, in St, Louis Globe-Democrat. ~ must we not—admit lar system Is it ante- s of the ife of a stant planet ilse Jupiter wiil resemble in detall those of a p like our earth—baving but $4000 Of Thal clan's mass? And,on the other Band, ts tt re probable that the siages of Our earths Ife Ww ‘vle those of the moon, | ome: ch she exceeds in mass more than eighty 1 ne ciant planet, the terrestrial planet, laa all Whree pass througin the nera sume £0 stages of lite, Each may have its etowing Vaporo Ms Nery stage, its middie lice, when clothed With air und Water It 48 fit to be the avode of living creatures, tts old age, and stage of decrepitude and death: much phon, the ian amd Ube mouse (nay, the Jane aninial, tue bird, the fish, the insect and the moliusk, ‘inai and the Vegetable) have each their ink “it youth, thelr middle fe, their i inter xe Still m0:€,S0 | ‘ures of planets of differ- rer dissimilar. robable Ukat Us ses care altenge 1 fits ites has ouce been suggested we {m= iysee tat im Taree Imporcant, one may teatures, thi of the life of a larger iter rom those of a smuli adily the smaller planet life, smaller gravity, er per square mile of ad even in inore marked degree less alr simile. Henee, snes water and alr. are A gravity the force which ducing denudation, 1t follows, is, a Weaker hand holding in Which Uo use them, the yaplish far less denudation surface than tue larger. Applying this » Which has but one-sixth the gravity 1 the moon would have had probably about one-sixth of tie sapply of water and one- Xth tie supply of air per square mile, ¢ stages of life would have but one-sixth Hon of The corresponding stages of the © see that probabiy the work of denu- ould be DUE about 1-8,000th the earth, Ww itis that on the i craters and ray systems extend- any Hundreds of muies from them remain, | - existed on the surface of the i siuee disappeared from it, sses of denudation were not and they did not last long great vuicanlan masses; uiticient power and ample {such features, and we Pnanner undeistand Why on the earth nuniain ranges form a much more striking Laan On the moon, tor the materials of the ulcamlan fevtures ‘of the earth have been d to make the great mountain masses, On the | Incon ie older Vuleanian masses have Bot been so used; ence, nuturally, tere are but few great atain rences, and: these nol comparable with ih rude OuntaIn Masses of he ea: 1 y, We cal sttdy Our Moon's face, not oniy to the probabie Tuture of our carth asa de id, but sso Lo tell us Of the past, sin ieSS Word lace Of our Satellite tae leatures Wiel have long stuce disappeared from tue denuded our earth, see = age Humors. ASD SLIPS OF THE TONGUE 31 COUSINS. with Weaker te pd Tess Un a there was Jove all tree 4s” was describing his * said he, “there woz a Just to see him swe (sway) » quite ayquilabrium! Another his” Once DesoUEht ts to beware of “in religion. Sheer tmisprouuncta- werabie for sttcb errors as “Snatehscrab yrla,” and the “Beery “uns” (I suppose Phir his massy Tra viriouis misunderstanding of Scripture sed mie Wit aug The preseher ‘Pence with allen, > Whleb no Ian sual see the Ww divide bis Subjects into s without,” “holiness with- ke. more practical, was the uconscious Wit, told by an tinister of repute, nd When he cauce to himself. thre,” Sadi the preacher, “an wonderful dept of meaning there We see how low this unprincipled fallen. ‘When he came vo 4 does it mean? Well, ae. What do we do when our mone «i We've hu credit?” What do we turn tor wwashop. So did he. Hirst his coat would go, " might lve a week on that. Then his waist Vhat wouldn't serve him long. Lastly, his sollow, and then—ah? then, my friends, eto iduiseli ! He couldn't pawn himseit, sohe went home to his father.” Here ts a bit of couscious rustle wit which I now to be genutne: John Man had been sent by his Wish wife to market tosell the pig. On the he got drunk, the pig strayed away and never 'S goue "The agit nm uurned up, ‘Ww Weeks afterward John | Ss asked if he ad “heard anything of the pig | yer” “Heard of “une” ne said; “heard of "in? | ba, ay, I lewrs of “im most days: Betting on Horses, | 4.MAN WHo KNEW Luss abOUT IF THAN HIS WIPE, ‘tke sporting reporter of a well-known New York | Weekly paper, writes Macon to tie Phtladelpnia | News, Was married to a lady, who, notwithstand- tng Uer many undeniable virtues, had the disagree. Hie babit of tostng her worser halt, wouil she i Limes, lerrer ior him, ‘Sie knew lary war and sne made him bring her ayotit. Gne day a friend put him in Way Of inahing some extra money, and he, | | Without telling his wife snytaing about it, began PRLULY away is muuch of it as he did hoe spend, in a bank, and tn Uke course OC @ Year or eighteen mouths he hut some $1,500 standing to bis credit. Liss Wite, having imbived some of his sporting knowledge and ‘tastes, occasionally tempted fore i ‘The | re” closes Its seven weeks’ season | ald to have con- | peen—if he had Washington, taking photographic | it Lake Tribune. ‘Tom Collette, with two friends whom I shall christen Joe and Jake, was making a slow and Painful journey from Pine Grove, Esmeralda County, to Eastern Nevada. They camped one afternoon near some hot: springs not far from er Luke. Discovering a large hole or pool that was full of coid water and convenient to one of the hottest of the hot springs, they turned the hot water as it owed out of the spring Into the pool, until the hot and cold water blending made ly the right teraperavure for a Dati. This | done, ther plunged in and enjoyed the delicious mts nWho have travelled some in hot weather. When supper was over and they had lighted thelr pipes, the th conversation for a long me as ; the delicious bath they had nse Of sbment 1t of the joy of it, they ma grassy spot beneath some willows a few yards distant rom Ube spring, ell asieep. Was up with the dawn. Recollections of his fine Dath Of the previous evening were still fran in his mind. So Pounding up froin his Diankets with a skip and a jump he plunged tuto the pool to his middle." With a groan of agony he gain wiih the agility of a wildcat. hot water had been running ail night. [Hours | before dawn the cold water pool had. been ren- dered almost as hot as that of the hot spring itsell. “Brief as had been the period between Lis entry and his exit, Tom’s falr skin was changed to the Color of a polled lobster, He was soon in a terrible siate, as tie skin Was almost sufficiently cooked to peel off. 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Jake threw off the few duds in which he had slept, bounced into tie pool, uttered a yell of Iningled anguish and rage, then clawed his way out upon the green turt with the cclerity of an adder. AS Soon as he stood erect he began inaking Swit application of his open hands to various parts or iuls body to arrest the pain, each particu- Jur square inch of his hide seeming 'to hurt worse than the other. All tis time he was swearing a e sumak, Louder and louder Tost luis votee, a8 light began to break upou his mind, when Tom stepped out from his hiding-place crying: “Hush up! Would you bawi like a bull cali and give us When that other son of a guu up in camp 13 You and five had our dose, Mau, We aust Cook himn or we shail never hear the last Of 12” Soovhed by this, Jake careiull on his trousers aud shirt, and the pair procecded to camp. By this time Joe had commenced to rouse up, Seeing ‘Yom and Jal proaching, he asked if “I was taken sick a yearago With bilious fever.” “My doctor pronounced me cured, but T got sick again, with terrible pains in my back and sides, snd I got 80 bad I Could not move! shrunk! From 228 Ibs. to 120! Thad been doctoring for my liver, but it did no good, I did not expect to live more than three months. I began to use Hop Bitters. Directly my appetite returned, my pains left ie, my entire system seemed renewed as if by magic, and after ‘using several bottles, I am not only as sound as 8 80¥- ereign, but weish more than I did before. To Hop Bitters I owe my life. Dublin, June 6, "36. R. Frrzparsice. Carrer 1. “Malden, Mass., Feb. 1, 1886. Gentlemen. I suifered with attacks of sick headache.’ Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in the most ter- Tible and excruciating manner. No medicine or doctor vould give me relief or cure, until I nsed Hop Bitters. “The first bottle Uey Had “found the stock —tie ponic “Ponies, no,” sald Tom, “we ing for the ponies. We f Do you think,” said he, mn a bath, as he stood holding his panfaloons away trom the rear of his person, “do | Nearly cured me:” You think we'd break cainp without one More | The second made me as well and strong as when ® 2 Not much. child, yok hagioe sprang, Sy) ery iui: «Not mug you | “And T have been soto this day.” ou Bei Pan ‘ay tow, e 1itU@pond. y rears <appeared behind the willows Tom sprang | geraqg eed Was a invalid for twenty years with a for his pistol aud took off all the caps, He and ‘e then seeured their own revolvers, Tom cry- “Kidney, liver and urinary complaint. : “Get your pistol, Jake—quick! ‘There'll be | _Prouounced by Boston's best physicians—“Incure- iness When Joe comes back!” In about ten | ble!" minutes Joe did come buck. te, howling and} Seven bottles of your Bitters cured him, and I know cursing furiously and, all naked as he was, never | of the stopped running until he had got his six-shooter | “Lives of eight persons” in lis band, “ “Drop it sald Tom, “I havea dead dead on you, | pitta ee NborHoed that are been saved by your ons axes “Beales, 1/(Ook: all) the espe Off ||. iaeay-mnoresaro slog them wilti great boned! ‘The diMculty was amtcably settled as soon as | “They almost do miracles!” Jake ana ‘Tom had related their experience. ‘The trio took their breaxfast standing that morning, aud—to spare the ponies—they did not ride much Tor the succeeding Unree days. Mrs. E. D. Slack. How to Grr Sick.—Expose yourself day and night; eat too much without exercise, work too hard without rest, doctor all the time; take all the vile nostrums advertised, and then you will want to know How To Ger Wrtt.—Which is answered in three words—Take Hop Bitters, ‘The Management of Servants. Tt doesn’t lie in some people to get along with Servants. They have no tact, no knack of manag- ing. There is a great deal in managing a servant in Such a way that the minion isw't aware of it. But sume people don’t know how to do this, and consequently @ servant that 1s a jewel in my well-regulated household is utterly useless in my. neighbor's service. Not long ago I had occa- ston to part with a colored man. J didn’t want to st him out upon the cold world, because I red that if the world got too cold he would me back tome. I never had a ripple of trouble with him. I had employed him ostensibly to gtoom a horse occasionaily, and mow the lawn Once or twice a year. I soon learned that he was ruaning an African dormitory and a poker layout in my stable, “and the general appearance Of hiy premises ‘tin: brought me letters trom U0 American Missionary Union, asking permission to establish one of their Congo out stations beween my barn and the kitchen. This, as much as any- thing else, induced me to part with Albert. He shipped with me under the nom de plume of Albert Wusop, but I noticed that some of the natives called him “Lame Jake,” and he requested me in Writing the legter of recommendation tw cali him Thompson Easley. By and by my neighbor said tome: “That man, Sam Norton, you sent ine did you ever have any trouble with him: Isaid no, never. “Well,” said my neighbor, “I can't get along with him. He won't do one’ thing I tell bia, not a thing.” “Oi, ~ 11," T sald, “he tried that on me, too, when first came, but I ‘settled that in short order.” “How did you man- age asked my neighbor. “Well,” i wid him, quit telling him to do anything.” Anddo you Know my neighbor was real angry with we, and abused me, and said I Was u fool and had « ved. bun. You see, he had no tact. That very Albert landed on my coast again. He coniided to ine that bis real name Jas, Sinclair, and be brought with him @ brother, whom he introduced as Walter Taylor. They took up their old quarters. in the barn and boarded with me for a week be- fore I was able to secure them places tn the count workhouse. They both leit me with sincers rezre and Albert said in parting that apy Ume I want him to come back, a letter addressed to Chas Meck ‘Un would reach him. Albert was a suddle-colored pagan, but he was the richest man in uuines \ ever Worked for,—Burdetie, = tee Saturday Smiles, Henry George gets $75 a ulcht tor lecturing, | Henry doesn't want auy laud. Mouey is good enough for him.— Puck. eet things are generally sticky. Teason 50 many men “get stuck” New Haven News. Sheridan to Rosser—'ll see you later, koser to Sheridan—Now it 1 see you first— Grluinbus State Journal. en, Shevinan is worully backward about clatm- ing bis Ustial saltttatton th Uke case of the visiting quecn.—Philadelphia Fumes, ‘The captain of the Moscow (Iu Club is named Kominoff, but of tour. HARDENED LIVER. Five years ago I broke down with kidney and liver complaint and rheu:atism. Since then I have been unable to be about at all ‘My liver becaine hard like wood; my limbs were puffed up and filled with wate All the best physicians agreed that nothing could cure me. 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DERBY HATS at 82, $2.5 Mr. Tompkins 1 Just conde in you that tin en: | gf FeytE {tviee DEBBY HATS at 8 $2.50, 85, 93.50, Weerty. nooks, ‘whe uinplre.—Harper's | "y'yiys RIDING HATS AND CAPS. Feople are sometimes very delicately, had been absent f we ‘SOFT HATS IN ALL QUALIX » thet CLOTH DEBBYS. STEAMER Eee CHILDBEN’S,BOYS' and YOUTHS' HATS and CAPS. ub, Gloria, Mohair, Alpaca and. Gingham CMBR ELLAS anxious to state things An oid colored map, named Sam, from his native town for several cks, and on his return hastened to pay his re- cts to a colored member of Lue Stale legisla ture, “1 congraiulate you, Brudder Jones, on yer tune by thvesting in a Small way in a mutual pool Ucket how and again. ‘The day that lapecunious surprised everyoody at Long Branch, she Said to here husband. “Here, take this $ and buy mea. Ucket on ” “Bui, my dear,” he ex. postulated, nlugs has ho chance,” If you ‘will bet, money Where you wil have for you and pried the lady, estily, “Do as Titel e lord (2) Wook’ he money, and, put pocket, started down town, chucking ashe did os at the thought that he would not bet as ordered, and that, When Impecuntous lost, ue would be & judgment!" you.” Her if tn bits “aver” ahead, He aditered to his De that afternoon be was alost eal Om the Face course when he saw Imnpecunious dash og ahead of his company, ap easy winner. He knew: that bis wite Would hear the news with eestaude deligat. What was he to doz Piltell you what he did do; he found that the “mutual” would pay + $1,300, so the DeXt mnorming bright and early he hiea’ him to bis bank, drew out that ot money, aud with it squared bimself with his wife. 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It is by the jaiy, ay ieee | Brow fo wand sew, loti Toso rs rticen of diat that acoustitdtion Seto Leo note ont Eromanga ie ms eta that nove man dats ever ‘tere a ‘week point, We tiny escape many hands that toother lands fatal ‘shaft, ‘by “keopmna” ourse at 1 Beane to pan tt ure, blood hd ‘8 noperiy nourished frames Can dare cannot ey I fear to: the f t ‘Made «1 with boiling water or milk. Sold ‘Whowit To, wi) pit aud sew, tubal pound doe iabelied tua: 8°14 Only ‘And light te sre at home? 5 i. , j JAMES EPPS & CO. HommopathioGhemists, ‘My husband comes shadows fart, From the nelds with any wart and Go e24-m.toks Hig loving Kise Brings with 1 bis z From the 1 ae “Bo light the Aso’ of bonne aon see ‘The committee ted to ire Z appoint inquire into the that there has been much reckless the city funds, but that there 13 ence to establish the charge of tf Weakness, Colds in the Chest and all aches and strains, ry short time by new system of Dative Parisian, A.M. 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FILLED, and ZINC-LL CLEANLINESS, all ME1 LOCKS, IMPROVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION of | _8p29-1m 3a my? hard wood, ELEGANTLY LE WALLS, CHARCOAL ED; every part removable for AIR-TIGHT loons and boots, though he felt as though. the View of studies required. 810 pays for 36 1 DRY COLD ATR, aud firetclass workmanship flesh were peeling off tn strips wherever ils Clot | rye towder never ¥ Ara epiee | ean Boe cr. Won, 37 sth st ne. | throushont. ing touched him. Forcing back the ears Of aQ- | ssrength and wholesomeness. More economieal thas | W\{ASHINGTON ISERVATORY OF [MUSIC, | _PRICRS LOWER THAN ANY OTHER GOOD RE- gulish that were Welling out of his eyes Tom erspt | the ontinary kinda nnd caunot besold he ee St. Cloud building, corner 9th and F sts. nw. | FRIGERATOR IN THE MARKET. cx tO camp. Though It Was a most difiicult | with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or | Eichteenth year. Piano, Oncan, Voice, Violin, Flute, r Uiirg to do, he put on his old-time frani: smile as | phosphate powders. SOLD ONLY IN CANS. “HowaL, Bac | Cornet, &c. Free advantages. W. M. HOEKE, | he neared the sleeping-place at the willows, for | KING Powpxs Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. jag | _myid-Lme 0. B. BULLARD, Director. Jake had awakened and Was siting on his blink- RAMMING FOR CIVIL-SERVICE EXAMINA- | _ 8729 oT ae see | ° Site tom approach, Jake asked where ne haa | L Owe My Lire. application, novel wouterful Circulate matied aa: | WY, H. H. &C Seeing Tom approach, Jake asked where he pplication, novel, wonderful, larg F LOUGHTON On Pen out lookiugafter their ponies. dress W. E, MTCANS, P.O. Box 371, Baltimore, Md. im. ‘Tom repited that he had so enjoyed his bath of the J ee Se eee 1214 F STREET N.W, evenin aud had been so much benefited Cuarter t JPRENCH LESSONS Pupils Converse Flacatly, with mii v: he could not think of breaking up camp spurest accent, in Have Just received a splent ‘NEW STRAW MATTINGS, SLUP-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. Furniture, Carpet and Upholstery, 1214 F street, rooms? Sand. JOHNS HOPEINS UNIVERSITY BALTIMORE. TWELFTH ACADEMIC YEAR BEGINS OCT. 1, 1887. Examinations for admission to the College classes June 8 and October 3. Programs of the instruction offered to Graduate, Undergraduate and Special Students will be sent on application, myli-skw-6m ‘NIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. USinimer Law bectures (aine weekly) begin 14th Su, ABB7 and end 1th Sepiomber. For circular 20. On fo apply 9. Quiversity Of V8) rw B. MINOR, my7-0kwim Prof Com. and Stat, Law. B Bis Envy Rernrazrators, WITH SLATE STONE SHELVES, THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE. THE LOBILLARD REFRIGERATORS; EST KNOWN FOR CLUBS, HOTELS AND ESTAURANTS. ‘M. W. BEVERIDGE, IMPORTER OF CHINA, No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, AGENT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- BIA. ap20-w.&s,3m ‘ASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, M }OSTON, MASS. ENTRANCE PXAMINATIONS. Roculsr four-year courses in Civil, Mechanical, Min- ing, aud Electrical Engineering, Atchitecture, Chem istry, Physics, Natural History, ete." Stadents are alo Ash and Walnut Dining-room Refrigerators, Water ‘Coolers and Cream Freezers, all at lowest prices, Housefurnishing Store, 314 7th st. n.w.. fourth house «6 Tae “New Prnrecriox DRY COLD-AIR REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS. GEO. WATTS, ave. a728-3m. Bdiaitted to partial or special’ cotirses, Next school Nets basins Ber tember 26° 1887. Entrance exsming: Yous at 9 au., June and 3, at Washington. Address PROF. J. W. BLODGETT. VU: Geological Survey. JAMES P. MUNTOL, Secretary. FRANCIS A. WALKER, President. iuy4-w&s6t _E. SCHEEL, TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN oD. ahd Sinan “Particular atienting 1 bepinuers, Ss Swell ax those wishing to be qualiled for perform: era or teschera ‘Terms moderate, 734 12th st. 0.W. ‘ApoE IN a eid QPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE IN COM- Gihodious, hatter in National Bank of the Republic Puilding, southwest corner of 7th and D streets, until furcoes” chu iin curation aiwaga in demand | tained. aay aS ' “struction given. in apt ing, the 8. JENES & 79, Fnelehe Laneuapes Correspondence’ Haye Calcul ?. Bl Ses a ee Law Polideal Ecouémy, Stenostaphy ahd Lype-Wnt ings Daxandcveaiie atancte UE | Wary Tiustiaded Cireular ee neti a, att Pavers. spHEAKY ¢,SUENCER, Princi P. HANGON HIss & CO, 815 15th st. 2. w. re. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal. minid_| 4, F-MANSON Hiss & © TpVHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES 723 14TH ST. N. Wa Andall other principal cities. tecognt as superior to all other similar Instita- ‘EW TERM uow for Ladies, Gentlemen an@_ Chil terior Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection of up Ds Nor Pena ACs Sion Crown Jewell Stove, the best in the market, with im- provements not in any other stove. Refrigeratops, Water Coolers, Freezers, &c. place where the genuine Danforth Fluid can be ob- Special attention given to Plain und Decorative Painting. Estinistes and designs submitted for all kinds of In- our goods is respectfully solicited. you have examined onr lange assortment of the A fall line of | ‘The only Friezes and Ceiling Decorations. Gren, ‘Trial lessons free. Every Saturday LECTUR! free to pupils. Apply to the school for programs and. admisston cards, zt FAMILY SUPPLIES. HE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE > THE NOLTH, WEST | AND DOUBLE TRACK PLENDUD SCENERY. STEEL KAILS M NT POUIPMENT, 1. CorDer of Sixty Hype PIANQ, WITH STUDENT'S MUFF+ Mer W.G. METZEUOTT £ CO., fay la 903 Pave. ITP: VALCE OF 2 PIANO, can only: be measure | ts quai of tone. You should purchase the Phuto baving a pire, rie! fectly even tone throumic thegreates sinzins qhabis and [atreets, as £0 For Pittsburg aud the West, Chicaco Limited Express ‘Thess features are found in their perfection omy in DECKER Bi s. PIANOS. ‘of Palace Sleeping Cars at YAM daily, Pant Hear thous, SANDERS & STA MAS, sole Agcuty, "OAM daily too he mya a PSen Care PSTrY, Sos. WWePee Fischen. } Hixhest rade instrumen a ON ceran pros | Spite Beak etal aout, Micon per pases Stsles of the Estey @ pation, Chapel ad Loge BALTIMORE AXD POTOMAC RAILROAD Low prices, easy” tern For, brie, Canandiiatia, tbo r Niwa SANDERS & STAYSA 8:05 BB daly tel Natu han Pa my19-3m_ TAN, Charles st. pte wore, Md. eae gee Be we ” and Elmira at 0.50 FPHE_ BEAUTIFUL sation” viaNo., THE | roche ties sehen Eek + 25, g:00, 0 Rist chases OHS ia So, THE | For, New hark and the Fett m4 The Behr Bros UPRIGHT, the student's piano, daily P seacnpediast tone can be so subsiued 1 ie ‘JOUN Eb rs wnly the player can heat Is & CO. Sole Agents, Peun,ave., near 1c st, The GUILD PIANO: 2 thoroughly reliable instra- ment at a Very moderate pric JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., oo Pe 4 Wand 11 ir Peun. ave, Boar 10th at Boolian 200, 4-1 1 POM PIANOS, new and secondhand, for eash.or pays | di 14.003 able in monthly amstali.ces “ot pet “amin tk For Ualdiuor part pay for new. Sk CO, reo I F Par ey 28. Penn, ave. bear 10th ot 4.40.50, 8 10, 10:00 28 3 days s 00,4 Pianos moved, packed aud “hipped by experienced Yb ,0 and 11 30 PM nag and careful men. MANE ELLIS ACO. | For Pops ‘AM. and 4-40.90 daily, 977 Penn. aves near 10th at ou For Annapolis, +25, 11:40 AM. and 4.2 Pianos tuned and reghiw| by first-class workinen, at y, except Sunday. Sunday, 1:00 AML, 410 fair prices. JOTIN FE. ELLIS & CO, Pw a 85; Peun. ave, near 10th St, ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAL AY. AL ,AAD ALEXANDKLA AND WASHINGTON Rot MASON & RAMBIN, O11 NS, the most celebrated aii Lest atowntsnntraives (2 ay her ices, easy teria Jou R'ETLIS a C0. %g Z sii Teno. ave, meat 10ih st SMITH AMERICAN OF thousand in use; a stand. . r ai OG, a GOL mn hand 1056 fad the South, 6200. 10 SP Mdally, exept Su rt For iis aud 4 Trains Je 3ANS; over one hundred 1 sti reliable natrument. JOUN F. RLLIS & Fenn. ave., near 10th st. BANJOS, VIOLIN ARS and all kinds of MUSICAL INSTREUME 1. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., 807 Pean, ave, near 10th st, 110) AM 12.15 nieh Tick veneral Manaeer, myI6 SHEET MUSIC, MUS: MERCHANDISE. A sail ap23-1m ALLET & Dav beautiful stele, OKS end MUSICAL ripe Bk IS & CO, ND ONTO RAILROAD. will be sold ith de iu effect, SUNDAY. APRIL 24th, 2887 Close rooms for hoties SL ott st. nw. : HICKERTNG Teave Washington from Station, corner ot New Jee Hard: Saloon Rasy Terma | Se avenue ond C street % WG. MEIZLOTE COL || For Chicago, 1145 a.m.and 10:20. pam.dafly, with : mee se, | through coscties and ale me. The 11 4a ar. le __ Maines." tmnhis-3in” Sthstand Pa ave, | tr : HY ‘i 5 rivine in Chicas ext worm G, LL. Wan & Bros eet sin thn tai for Fo9 7 st. naw. E hed 1864. ri Kranich aud Bach now the lc Pianos ofthe Cucinnati, Louisville and St. Louis daily at 3:30 world. & | pa. and 10:10 pum. with throuwh coaches aid Palaow Gini quaiit me fastrumenta. Cars to Chucinns txt. Lows withous: All at lowes nent plat, Special fast limited train to Cimcianaa ban in Cipeinhath ext Mormng as neais for ca Tumug Gud repairing uouestly dowe. Jalo pam. Noexira fare ts «ch oa am. and 8-55 pan, dail mt with, erior and “Fer Lexiugwon aud Local Stations, 8:40 az. daily, “for juints’on Shenandouh Valley RR, 3:20 p.m, . de Grace, Ne : Belton Cheept Sunday Masze de Grane, Singnsly. as UNEQUALED rx ‘TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP | AND DURABILITY. tion mn. daily pt ut Special attention of Purchasers invited t the new | — no work day. ARTISTIC STYLES fimahed im desigs of | meee pam.” altimore on Sun HIGHEST DECORATIVE AKT. 1130 SECOND-HAND PIANOS: A tue assortment of promieut makes st all prices | s4Au> FOR RENT. WML ENABR A. | hd To hm On Sunday & 30, a2 S17 Market Space. | 440, "1.1130 Pum.) For stations on Metropat: Das Branch 6:45 ein, daily, except Sunday, an , | pan. dati, 4:40 pm #20 PE} TA AVENUE, Turdiate points sreept Senda; mnday, for princi- 8-40 a.m. daily, Gaithersbury and 3 iz 30,and 12:21 pany For Frederick 8:40 a.m, L143, Sole Agent for | i 4 40 piu, daily, except Sunday. TITT FRE NN Nw ow wa Ty | SPoenLs 0 pam gall, on ‘Sait pam. daily, em T EK HNN N WWWw aa YY | coe uum 2848 nan Bp “ ILNNN wwww aa Vy e WN N TL NCNN & Sons, Gab¥r, Becker & Son, Marshall & Wendell, Hal- | ett & Cum ‘iber Pianos. 5 OTe m Philadelphia, Chester, Wiltuington and Havre Suse aud Musteal Mettlundiee” Tustrameutsscidon | decrace, 11 30 8m 3-20 pm. and 10-00 pam. daily. aonthly payments, Pxckonsed, Rented, Tuned, lie Frou Havre de Grace, § and interu» Paired, Moved, stored 20d “buy peu. Newand Necond-hanu /iaues of otber makes always ipetock at low tu ‘Telephone. 347 (GQECOND-HAND Pra: n Harpers kerry abd V ‘scope Sunday. ecick ah intermediate point, 8 ‘laily excep bunday, Wanbinaton at 5-10, 6:3 5 o:ber takes from $29 up. Souloa ee die 2 a de eesy monthly installine 0p 20.01 = "Oo METZEROTT & CO. arid 10.30 a mi E30, 230, 3 fa ave., Dear fand 11:00'p.m. * Washinton mop st Relay station, RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES, OF study ; to adults confidential . prepares for polls, West Point. all examinations. AVY INSTITUTE, s.w. cor. Sth and K sts. n, SérpuraT SUPPRESSED BOOK.” A WOMAN IN THE CASE, By PROF. COUES. there had been a woman in the faculty,” says the Crosse & BLACKWELL'S OXFORD 8AU- SAGE. French-made Plum Pudding. Stillon Cheese in tin. Fromage Menauta in tin. Pickled Oysters in glass. Underwood's Chicken and Ham. ‘Truffied Chicken Liver. author, “she would have told them that to try’ to suj tted Mosta, ress thy apeec would wave it the widest possible pub: Se Sun as FOR SALE AT BRENTANO’S, my20 zo FS my6-1m 1015 Pennsylvania ave. VANITA, ASTORY OF THRILLING INTEREST, by that cifted writer, Mus. NN. , Cuban Uncle Toin's Cabin. “iE MON- Fa DREAMS, by" TW. BIGGISSON. =| Barows Dey Am Rernicenators. TALLIS Standard English’ Dicti thousand new words, $1.50. Ce merc} 1424 F street, Washington, D.C., Have the most extensive collection of STANDARD, | GROCERIES. 2 ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO., CHOICE, RARE and OUT OF PRINT BOOKS to be | NOLQUORS. 9 eee found in this country. Their house is a book-lover's During the past five years we have placed a lange : number of these Kefrizerators with housekeepers, | Sole Agency for the SILENT AMERICAN. | hants ani restaurants here in Washington, and can therefore furnish ample city references ax to their superiority. Don’t {ail to call and examine them be- fore purchasing. No trouble to show them. paradise. LIBRARIES APPRAISED AND PURCHASED. aps-s Px LADIES’ GOODS. Mire M. J. Praxor, rarsco Frovrse Mus, Established 1774. PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE PATENT, ‘THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. fra exept 1 30, 10, Selb and 7 So pm = Srmation apply at the Baltimore an@ io Picket othe . Washineton mation. 61M and reais ‘nev ivauiaavenite, corucr 14th sireeh, where. ‘will be taken for baxyaye to be ‘sd received RO MEN TS, © K.LORD.G.P.A | ‘Manager, Baltimore, | pency GUSNITH, Paw’ Aart, Washington, ap23 AMDMONT AIR LINE, Schedule in effect March 19h 1887. M lor Warrenton, , Chatlottosriiie, Lanelouge and Stations ‘East Tenn. Mail Dai! weet Alexandria and Lyncuburg. Bristol, Knox- Mille, 1 Calera, Montxumery and New Orleaua, cr Waslington to New Orleans, fest Mall Dally Sor Warrexton, Cue. rule, Gordouville, Stutions Ches. & Obie Route, hburg. Rocky Mount, Danville and Stations tween Lyucktur and Danville, Greensboro, Raleiehy wrlottc, Atlanta, Birmimgha, Moutromery, rlesus, Texas and rnia. Pidlman Sleep York to'Atlanta, in connection with Fnilman Sleepers Adanis w New Orleans, and Manu Boudoir for Birmingham, Vicksbure and Shreveport train tt comoene te Gaon Gace aud Orso Houte “Pullinas Blsepers ‘and Solid Trem Wartington to Lowsville. alse tor UN LE THE EMERSON PTANO, Athorouguly first-class instrament at a medium prioa, ‘Over 41.000 now in wae. Second-hand Pianos and Onrans at prices troméL0 toe159.” Sold ou sina meLtuly payments ‘Larwest assortuueut of o-caut Music in thecity. aeoua LBERBACH, 915 F atroot. apt &e._ _SEWING MACHINES, HOULD YOU WANT TO BUY OR RENT A FIRST- SRP SEWING BACKING at a price consistent with cost of mantfacture, call on or address C. AUERBACH, 7th and Hata, Next door to Auerbach'®Bicycle Shirt Depot. ‘Telephone myl8 ‘ | Lynchbvore, Bristol, Chattanooga, Memphin, battle A S: N EWING ML acurxes. ‘K and all So: te Throush ine Bascass Ix Snso J | Herken 2 ica bal Pie a oh is rea oe rier Palliunas tlecpors Wankiingtos One Howe Machine. ‘i One Singer, drop leat aid two drawer ALL in pertect order aid warranted ai cau with: Pathan Pr Pulluas Sleepers Waab- S. OLYENHEIMER & BRO, oat 12 As and "43, = Si*Daliy. arrive Kound alk Th 35 A Mand Returuiue leas Rogud Hi 6-03 8M Daily, sud Sole Agents Newdiome Sewing Machine, M. Dally excopt Sunday, arriving Washington ‘This Flour has long been conceded to be _mylt 528 9th st. nw. wh tenins from the South vie. Chr 7, Page = a = IS a PXCPEDS A SILENT WHITE SEWIN choure, arrive in) Washington 8 M. LATEST PARISIAN ODES IN FINE FRENCH | SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER IN THIS COUNTRY | A QURING PNCPEDS A SILENT WHITE She tena | hours, arrive iu ictal anh Low: RUSSIAN BANGS. RHEA WAVES. Always in order by Plain Combing. Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingled, 7 spies: ‘Do your own Dyeingt a home, with PEERLESS DYES. 21-1 leads WHI by All the best brands of American Flour are sold on | Machine extant for Laisi.tness, ul European markets, where tho “PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE” and commands decidedly more money, because it amuakes the TEST, SWEETEST, AND MOST NUTRITIOUS BREAD. They will dye everything. They are sold everywhere. | ask your Grocer for it. Price :. & package—40 colors. They bave no equal for, ate Brightuess, Anount in Packages OF for C. A. GAMBRILL MANUFACTURING CO., Fastuess of Color or Non-ind Wualities. “They do ot croak or simu. “Foreaie by = ° ae: 18-,ths-6m 214 Commerce st., Baltimore, Md. TSCHIFFELY & EVANS, no27-00 Drugvist, 477 Penbsylvauia ave, Prepous Dyas sures Ba ‘Are the best in tlie word, THEY ANE AUSOLUTELY IMPERVIOU3. n27-s,t,th6un .KER'S BREAKFAST jetnems,Speed,Perfect | Work and Beauty ci Finis “The White to Klug. Do tuvand seit Ee Eckkn at, Sleagent, a8t008 ed. Be RECHMON apeatie Draiig Dresses, Prion : Sia Chew. and sgieoville at 940 Sirus reservation, and, informats weckew atm 01 enanye camniger Station, fraaeyte ane Jad. TACLOM pee Geucral Pamcurcr Agait, _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, JNouroux axp woxrusiss woxnoe. = ‘The Popular and Safe Steamers, Li Elegantly furnished thi sous. Oe of which leaves dail Avent for liail's Forns 1 $5.00, Also Univerwal Patterns, is OTE "‘AMONT. dinirably located A y located at vale. Acknowledsed ti elevation un city. iuevery room. Actual in Baltimore." Adusravie family rimon®, xD. comer’ Luca Place and Tan. ligt 5 nd fae aa ated sunlit a cleanest spot | riwents and do | from 7th-st. fat 5 pan., stopping at Pines sirable roorus for trausicnis. Absence of dust aid moe. | ew Tha Tne ny key Seiten te ada teal, Weauluul abd thor | Ti with all the delicaciowof the semen. Memla, Fence “Servoms secured and bageace checked st 619 i Penn. ave. and'on steamer. ‘Telephone call oughly bealthful howe, “Address | apm Le a ttt Se cocoa, = ~ - ny 13-6 AKISIAN BONNETS —A FEW SELECTED BON- my been received by French ‘lady, who w: ‘ mM vES TT. ie eet naine at cost Of inborn Appi ettegcsd! | DELICIOUS, NOURISHING, ABSOLUTELY Horez Vexvour, AMPE MATTANO LEAVES TTH-ST, WHat 1203 0 st. 2.W. eases my18-1w" PURE. COSTING LESS THAN BROADWAY AND 41STDSTRERT. NEW YORE. Leg be as “4 NTON ¥ 'S_ DRY CLEANING ESTAB- AMERICAN PLAN. rf, Sundays down and Wednesdays up. ALJNISHoENT AND DYE WORKS. 006 @ sea ONE CENT PER CUP. iieuaiy. wage ee ee Reelin. rei Point, Tuurwdaye dowa sud opMiGe and Geitlomen's, Garments of ‘all Kinds | myS-eolmbeal-coam ee ne pe — eee EG EVENING DHESSES a epecimite’ eek, LADIES Special rates to permanent FUR ec, Manager | JOHN MOGAHIE Aittandria Vos Aseut” Ont fea citer eee eet eet eae eee eee rat a ed ane = aguinst moth. Blankets and Cnrtains of all. kind e288 N x ‘Steamer Capt. WC. ra Cleaned reasonably. Goods called for and delivered, TO GROCERS aNp HOUSEKEEPERS. FINANCIAL. suite her tite briwere: BALTEMOne sat WAS Ro charge for storage. myl7 Pe = a ae SNGTON and for ail on the Posoniae twos, WME, HYATT, 3TH AND, F STS. Gives — Pance & Waite, et te ye re eg Jadies choice of three systems to have their dresses STOCK BROKERS, ey pn A gut by, Hrench taslor, Eureka and 8. T- tailors: all | BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF i re pare oe teri Bios Aventa, inteaiee ben ce eae ee Pa 000 ERE ERE RR gSty ~ Peet lic tin oben ‘gnieee ‘ME. YON BRANDIS" MILLINERY AND DRESS- S° Ee kre kr PHIVATE SIUCK TELEGRAPH WIKES 126-6m (Office: 712th and Penn. sve. mw ing, pparlors.< Having Bonnets snd Hate from Qoxk RR E - Berween POR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. ‘the lesding bouses in Paria, gid scomple stock of fine OoU KEE R R REE : ‘WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, ‘NEW IKON STEAMER “AK EFIELD” Millinery, I sun now prepared to fill all orders in Mil- NEW YORK, BUSTON, &c. Mh 4s ou MONDASS, THUESDATS Unery und Dressmaking at the shortest notice. Setis- THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA General Purmers: ed SATURDAYS otf ata totes EUESDAY faction guaranteed. Penna. ave, over Jacobs James WHITELY, HB. Cevces Osmtam, FRIDAYS and SUNDAY p.m, touching at River Laas Bros. myd-1m PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. =e oo a ings an ag nn Noun ‘Currant ve rr é 507 117H ST. N.W.—OOBSETS MADE og Clements Bay, ‘Connects with M. nigarace. perfect at giarantead. Also. afull | Tt ix without ae Wirt Sy Of Railway | Suevherds, see schedule. JOHN B PADGETT, Shot races, Reform “FrenchCorseta | most Norsrri0 orld clnenes W. KEDLEY, Manager: and Bustlea. “Corsets lundried. 018-9" ¥ ee ies, RCORATIVE | SCROLLS, PARASOLS, Stats ac. in Jap. Goods, Scrap Pictaires, Silk Trans: ‘German: Fronek "Tissue Papers, Gold Paint, Met Siento AY GOULD, 421 9th st. Ms ANNIE K. HUMPHREY, 430 10x ST. N.W, Corsets to order in “le and mate Bakand oa perfect At and comfort iin SPECLAL TES Aue ‘SPI See [oes ‘French Corsets and Busties. 35 Mopars Awazve To Cures Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Backache, of imitations under similar sounding names ‘Ask for BENSON'S and take no other. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect mm, | Securit ‘containing as it does all the most improved Machinery | - prove that, we would simply state that s Jarge quan- tity of this magniticent Flour is shipped Europe snd eeu at the principal ‘world, to ‘Courtsof te old HOWEVER, Chitdren's Corsets and 861 Comet (Misa E.'s own ‘that: the price is unsurpassed. myrRvPreucn, GermanandSpahish spoken, mrl4 nnioe emg pio Ls ‘Be sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read “CERES” ‘and have the imprint of BENSON'S CAPCINE PLASTER, ‘TWO GOLD MEDAIS Attached. None genuine without thetwogold medals. ‘THE BEST IN THE WORLD. a W. M GALT & CO. ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, TO NEW YORK—FREIGHT STEAMERS DES REE ee ae bast Ikiver, N. ¥., a very SATURDAY 31 ¢ wbart, Wi Freigiit at au Sd reponse promyny _h | gt VERNON! ur: VERNON! THE TRADES. Posen Tu ret uae aly ence ala gE Were ee Ries and maak ee 1. L BLAKE, Captain ae se OCEAN STEAMERS. PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB —— oT mene ameaaae ee eae be wi De Pde Ream irenis sveuue, Cashingwon, De DENTISTR United States : ‘Mail steamery sailing Now Sonn ereg WEDSESDAT w Guccnstown sod Dib. TALBOTT, DENTIST. 437 ST. gadis cy