Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1888, Page 4

CITY AND DISTRICT. met aac STREETS OF WASHINGTON. ‘Protest Agninet Property-Owners Nam- ing Streets for Themselves aud Sug- gestions for Another System. ‘To the Editor of Tae Evexixe Sram: 1 observed the other day in yout valuable paper that & new street was to be laid out by a land- owner which Is to bear his own name. After he has thus abandoned ft to the city, (which is to be presumed 1s done to benefit his own property, aud tucifentally perpetuate his mame) 1t will be- come a public charge, to be paved, policéd, drained and lighted as long as the city stands, at the cost ‘all the citizens, as to one-half, and of all the people of the United States as tothe other half. Should not a stop be put to this system of tmprint- tag the names of Living people upon the public thoroughfares of the capitol of the nation, simply Tecause they happen to own a lot which they de- sire tocut in half for thetr own advantage, don’t fatimate that any of the present names thus im- posed may ever hereafter possess nnpleasant slg- hifleances, but it Is at least a subject of congratu- lations that Guiteau never purchased a square of ground and laid out a street through It Dearing his ‘Own name. A recent cast In one of our courts dis- closed one of the inconveniences of the present prac- ee, From 14th to 17th streets, between @and P, there exists ap open way, Which as far as 15th streetis siinply known as an“alley,"and is Nitty feet wide; between 1oth and 16th itis known as Sam- son Street, and is forty feet wide; and from 16th Ww 17th It is called Madison street, and ts forty-five feet in width, The next proprietor Who sees Nit to ‘open this Way still farther may aMx a new set Of names abd establish still different widths, to be kept in order by the pubic that is to have no shafe in the christening of their future property. ‘To call a street in such a city after an individual Js to coater high foria of compliment upon bis name, as imperishable a3 any monument could be. Congress should assume its proper authority and Ut a stop at once to this abuse. While on this subject allow me to suggest what J think Would bea great improvement upon the very convenient and ive nomenclature of strevts adopted by the founders of the city. Convenient as it isin many respects, there 13 4 serious Inconvenience constantly presenting itself 1a consequence of the similarity of sound of many if the lettered streets, Which must have Deen ob- served DY those who Use the telephone or who are en present in the courts of Justice or in almost ¥ public place. ‘The letters B, C, D, E. G, P, T, and V are so similar in sound that its extremely diifticult to understand which of the strects bear- ing those names 1s intended by the speakers, and this Involves constant delays and mistakes, "The same is true of M and N and H and sth. This could be avoided by substituting tor Lhe letters the names of some of our great men who have passed away comme with the same letter, ’nis Would require the use of tWo such names be- siaming With the same letter, one to be applied to the street north and the otler to its nar south. The names of the Presidents shoul be Used, Lhen of the Vice- Presidents, chief justices, cabinet officers, Senators, and other high function- ieS Of the past: und Where hese do not supply the entire deinand the names of the mayors of the city vod of its founders may be used, I suggest these names for consideration : Adams and Arthur, Buchanan and Breckinridge, Cleveland and Clinton, Dallas and Decatur, Klis- esake worth and Everett, Ftlimore and Franklin, Grant | and Garfield, Harrison and Hayes, izard and Ire- dev, King and Knott, Lincoln and Livingston, Madison and Mouroe,” Otis and Ogle, Polx and Pierce, Quincy and Quitman, Kush and Randolph, Sherman aod Southard, Taylor and Tyler, Upshur and Union or Underwood, Van Buren and Van Ness, Washington and Wilson. It Would have been dificult ‘to find forty-eight appropriate names in 1800. It seems to me we have progressed beyond the A, B, C stage, and tuay, properly dispense with Uie’ austere and yet etuidish nomenciature, which was a necessity when It Was adopted, and substitute such an one as is here suggested (and for which suggestion I Claim no novelty). This, while preserving with ‘the pew names ali the advantages of tne present suggestive system, will cure the defects I Lave in- dicated and greatly lumprove the euphony. Who ‘Would not rather live on Quincy street than on Q a = - Creme Gite Defeated. ‘THE WASHINGTON BALL-PLAYERS FALL VICTIMS TO ‘THR BALTIMOREANS—OTHRR GAMES YESTERDA ‘The Senators suffered defeat at the hands of the ‘Baltimore team yesterday by a score of 3 to 2, @ result that was caused by costly errors, at critical moments, of Myers, Who as at last signed and played his frst game yesterday. Gilmore and Mack were the Washingtons battery against ‘Smith and Trott for the Monumental City team. *vhe weather was against Gllmore’s effectiveness, He is alWays at is best in hot weather. Donnelly also appeared for the first time this season, play- ing a good game at short, with four assists, one put-out and no errors, besides making a Dase-bit, Daily led the batting for the Senators, making two its one a two-bagyer. ‘The total bits were six for each side, and the errors amounted to elght for Washington, | ny Gilmore's giving three men bases on Halls, and tour for Baltimore. A good deal of fault was found With the decisions of the nunpire, and the Washington attribute thelr de- feat to his part!ality. rhe same elvibs wiil play here to-morrow. Other games yesterday resulted as follows: At Philadeiphia—Athleties, 4; Philadelphia, 2. “At Hoston—Boston, ?; Dartmouth, 0. At Pittsburg— ‘Allegheny. 1 lo, At New York—New York, 1 i Capt. Hianion has signed with the Detroit team for $2,800, an inerease of 3700, rhe Kendall Base Ball Club, composed of stu- dents of the National Deaf Mute College, has ganized as follows for tag season: Jamies and Gutner, pitchers; Taylor Mattox, catchers; Wurdeian, Busti, Hemstreet, Zorn, Hagerty, and Gvodail, SSeS eo aaah South Washington. MASS MEETING LAST NIGHT TO FORM A NEW CITIZENS” ORGANIZATION. A mass meeting of property-holders and residents of South Washingvon, for the purpose of organizing a permanent association for the protection of their Interests, was held last night at St. Dominic's Hall. ‘Mr. N. A. Shea called the meeting to onder, and Mr. M. J. Colbert read the proposed constitution, which first | ‘was unanimously adopted. Mr. N. H. Shea was then elected president by acclamation; Mr. M. J. Colbert Secretary, and P. N. Dwyer treasurer. Rev. Father Donnelly called the attention of those present to the Senate bill giving the right of oman to the Pennsylvania Railroad, and loudly condemned it. “The bill,” said he,” “gives the Tight to the railroad to condemn ani assess by a Jury of twenty the property in that locality south ‘of Maryland and Virginia aveaues, not even ex- cepting the church property.” Father Donnelly said, in conclusion, that he thought the citizens of South Washington should do everything (o prevent the passage of the bill, Those wishing to become metbers of the asso- ciation Were invited to sign their names and pay Une proper initiation fee of $1, Afler an executive commuttee, consisting of W. J. Stephenson, H. M. King, Wm. P. Welch, T. T. keane, David Murphy, J. J. Dermody, Robert Ne ‘the at the call of the president “it Is understood that the rallroad offictats and the exeeutive committee Will have a conference | to-day. —_~>_—__ Maryland Conference M. P. Church, ADDITIONAL DELEGATES TO THR GENERAL CONF ENCR ELECTED. ‘The sessions of the Maryland Annusl Conference 6f the Methowtist Protestant Church were continued yesterday at Baltimore. Additienal delegates to the general conference were elected as follows: Mintsterial—J. T. Mu L. Greenfield. Lay— Horace Burroughs and John B. Thomas, Chas. #il- Hingsiea aud Jas K. Caton. Alternates— Minis. terial—Rev. E. F. Benson, J. L. Mills, G. D, Valiant, W. & Graham, and C. hariton.” Lay—Joba Jeeta, W. 8. Usilton, SS Ewell, S.J. ‘Topham. ‘tue conference will meet in Lynchburg, Va. on Ihe first Wednesday of next April. Various reports Were considered ahd ah ajourninent was taken Until to-day. ———— Tu Soxs oF Joxapa® Fark —The fair of the Sons fJonadab at the National Rifles’ Armory was pened last evening Under encouraging ‘be Douths were In charge of the following ladies: 2irs. K. Mellen, Mrs. L.A. Julian, Mrs. R. F. Poor, Dire Thomas Humphreys, Mrs. J: ¥. Carr, Mrs. W: Ui. Crocker, Miss Frances Dawson, MISS Fannie Brawner, Wiss Delta Laporte. > Fook Cantharides for Fun. ‘FTE QTEEM YREAK OF A NEW YORK COUPLE Costs THE WOMAN HRE LIFE. Mr& Catharine O'Shaunessey, of 187 Hudson street, New York city, who took a dese of can- y for experimental purposes, died ing. Her husband, Patrick, who me of tie poison, at the same Ume, has Feoverel. Later Patrick Was arraigned in’ the ‘Tomb's Police Court, charged with attempting to Commit suicide. AS there was noer theeharge the accused wa A Paral Evvoet To Starve Oc Disease.—Over & month ago George Allen, of \iken County, 5” Devan a fast. He had Wea a great sufferer for 2 Jong thne with stomach trouble. Everything he eve gave bum inten~e pain. tuedicine, and, Velleving ke could stare the dis. ase out; he ‘foreswore food taking nothing but water. 1p thirty-seven days notuing else entered bis stomach. On the thirty-seventh day he be- came unconscious and his family commenced to ve big stitmuiants and food lu small quanut: it Was too late. He died two days later. The Mut he bad » for the fast was forty days Alien ‘Was forty years old, intelligent and well educated. eee = DR Mackexzte Decomaten—Emperor Fred. erick in decorating Dr. Mackenzie yeserday said: “When you catue the first time I confided in you, as You Were recommended by my German claps. I Rave since bad oeceston In my own ex- pitebes, to value your capaniiity. I. aim iad to rosnad, had been announced by | preting adjourned, to imeet | le would take no | ‘The Pope to the President. ‘L8O XITI ACKNOWLEDGES THE OFT OP THE COPY OF ‘THR CONSTITUTION. ‘The President yesterday afternoon received Car- inal Gibbons, who presented him with an auto- graph letter from Pope Leo, sending his thanks for the copy of the American Constitution which he Sent as his present to the pope in January. The letter addressed to Cardinal Gibbons is a8 follows: “Among the countless congratulations which we have received from all parts of the world upon the occasion of the ffueth anniversary of our eleva Gon to the priesthood, we have, as was natural, ‘Set most store by the evidences of courtesy and re- fards sent by the rulers of the nations For by these marks of their good-will toward the head of the chureh they mauifest, and this we ardently desire, their Kindly dispositions toward their Panta Subjects. Since, ‘then, ‘the tilustrious nt of the United States has through you, Our weil-beloved son. seen fit to exhibit a like courtesy, accompanying the expression of the same With the'girt of ‘a superb copy of the Constitution Of that most powerfui repnotic, he has, in so doing, afforded us a! most peculiar pleasure aad satistac: Yon. Moreover, as {t is fitting that we should re- Luru to his excelieacy the expression of our grati- tude, we commit the discharge of that duty to you, both'on accouut of your exaited rank tn the hier agehy Of the Tepublic, (and) of, the personal esicem in whic his’ excetlency holds you. In fulfilling this duty we desire that you should assure the President of our admiration for the Constitution of the United States, not omly be- cause it has enabled industrious ahd enterprising Citizens to attain so high a degree of prosperity, Dut also because under its protection your Cathe olic countrymen have enjoyed a literty which has SO confessedly promoted the astonishing growth of their religion in the past, and will, we trust, en- abie it in the ruture to be of the highest advant~ age to the civil order as well. You will be pleased Oadd ‘hat we will pour forth fervent prayers to God for your country's constant advance in glory prosperity, and for the healt appiness of the Presiteat aad ‘his "worthy :bousehold. Finally, vo you, beloved son, and to the faithful entrusted to your partial care, we lovingly, in the Lord, impart our apostolic benediction, “Given at Rome, at St. Peter's, the fourth day of February, in the ‘year of our Lord 1888, and the ‘Venth of dur pontiiicate, ‘Lro P P XU.” — WE GIVES MIS KEASONS FOR NOT KNOCKING OUT MITCHRLL—HIS FUTURE PLANS AND AIMS. London Special to the New York World April 8. ‘The World correspondent found the big Boston man fnstalled in one of the most fashionable small hotels in the West end of London. “I want to tell the American people,” said Sullivan, as he puifed cigar the fragrance of which did honor to America, “how I’ have been euchered and tricked by a pack of rufflans who have tried to make my tour here unsuccessful, and who are immensely elated at my accidental stopping by such a smail one as Mitchell, I looked upon that match from the beginning to the end as a great mistake. ‘They banded together and kept at a good distance until ¥ Worried me into a fight under suicidal condi- Uons. Sporting Life slandered my actions until 1 lost my temper and made the match under their conditions, HIS FORTE 18 NOT SPRINTING. “Jon Lawrence Sullivan 13 a slugger, not a sprinter, and never claimed to run as fast as Charlie Mitchell, and the Chantilly fight was a sprinting mateh throughout, Hating that ttle viowhard so much I velleve T would have won anyhow lad not my arm been hurt in the fourth round. But among the circumstances that I claim militated against me are the unfairness of Angle, the referee; Mitchell's foul play in spiking me at'every opportunity; Barnett and Ashton’s competency, for though they meant well and 1 the best they could, knowing little of second- ing, they allowed the fight to continue, when, by the rules, I had Won it; the partiality of the time- keeper, an Englishman, who had timed the in- tervals between the rounds from Mitcuell’s reach lug his corner, and not from where he fell; and 1 also charge lim with having lengthenéd each Test-interval from twenty-five all the Way up to seventy and eighty seconds. Lastly, the rain- storm, which blew straight into my comer, while 1 PER CENT IN CASH, THEN 1 PER CENT RACH WEEK THEREAFTER UNTIL FULL AMOUNT ‘18 ParD. SEOURE A BUILDING LOT IN THE GREAT NATURAL GAS FIELD. POR” ND, a pone nad i alte rat tn er Coun date te Mc ‘continuous dist ‘bearing land ea ete ypc aoe rt cubic daily, and may be increased Taare manufacturing eteblisumente hare been loceti te, is being made to have the ci ‘supply ease fre to zr South nae Heal and Went on retail and rine business, (The Evans Addition adjoins the ine of Portlan RED Sweet orit ng ONE HOUND! OL WELL. are L. in this pence neem es lr ES brook Hegats Glee i pecs Opler Tab anda nick ATs a soul rae Halstad tre cg eres to their ‘oF more Sone pede rage county leading into the city. Sixteenth street is also ©. E. Re Ex-County Surveyor and present City C ‘We, the undersigned, are familiar with the above described pro} in reference thereto, A. H EVANS, Trustee, Portland, Ind, in this was field at ti AS TO ALL SEAS Shits will fnvure PREE The most Aenset fool, and eventually the densest population in the Ualted Btates will bet ti gon Belasre OTE the Cheapest foe, and Indians and the Lake Erieand Western Railroad give eas Tuinas Sh eonniaar as factuiie-ssati etal ae seven churcl two banks, two fine Botels, ‘ones, an opera house, ‘and lies directly on the street of the town, Brie southeast and noutawest corners of tis Raditions "Wille jasi ES ce ran in 4 ent a bud for « deed orm pasar ‘and Toca f " a equal in valno to lote saves agent meal i rng tt time, and in no event can - ens Jots to secure 8 good frontage. There aro 1 offer ‘as follows: 5. 5, sand taxes pad by us duriug the tne the Torts bate Tees fe wu a safe invest- 80 each, without interest, and $100. retat Any *pplication is received after all the lote are disposed of the money inclosed for first payment will be Remember, the’number of lots is Mmited, and the “first come first served.” PORTLAND, IND., MARCH 1, 1888. Thave made the survey and plat of the land comprised in the Evans addition to the Ci County, Inds, aud hereby Certify that there ts nck alot ia suid eubalvinion aint ie wot a Dosen, and misceptibie of good drainage. The subdivision adjoins the rivet. which pate throten the property, tn the prinetoal strert of th aerate of Portland, Jay tion iine of the city. 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Tail 4 eachers, Sreane Unease eps mm sos BOOKLETS AND NOVELTIES. bie increase shown in both deparunen's in each month over the corresponding month in the pr>- ‘Vious year, they also Mlustrate, in the most for. cible manner possible, the esteem tn which tho Paxasors: Panasors: This article of style and wear cannot be overlooked in completing your toilet. If you havealready selected your dress come to us and we will sell yous parasol to harmonize with any shade conceivable, for We Have Every Known Desir- ible Shape and Color. Variety Enough to Satisfy Every Tum of ‘Mind. Fashions Latest Waims Satis- ‘The very last thing out in = parasol, like in every- Mitchell's Was shielded, with terrible violence, in fact knocked out even several men Who Were not fighting. MITCHELL 18 NOT RIS FRIEND. “Have 1 made friends with Mitchell? No! 1 never will I have seen it stated in the papers that I intend exhibiting with him in America, It ts absolutely false. In deference to my self-re- ‘spect I can have nothing todo with Mitchell, ex- cept in the prizering. Any man who whips me fairly can count on my friendsuip. Mitchell, with his tricks and cunning, I despise. I have’ not a high opinion of English sporting men, I have met some good ones, Dut they are in the minority. Decent people here, as well as in America, are dis gusted With the brutality of prize-fighting, and I think they are right, with two exceptions, which Tain about to mention, UE WILL CHALLENGE MITCHELL AND KILRAIN. “shall refuse to enter the ring again, and safl on Thursday from Liverpool on the Cataionta for Boston. Immediately ou my arrival there I shall challenge both Mitcheliand Kilrain to a ring fight. ‘They can have their beloved London prize-ring rules and any other concessions they may wants provided they enter a 16-foot ring. ‘This ts fual. shail never enter a 24-foot ring again with bare Knuckles With gloves on thestage, I will tight In A 24-fo0t ring. Ihave nothing further to say to Suiith. I nave made proposition after proposition, and now I believe him afraid. Mitchell and Kill Tain are going to America suortly after Igo, but the American public Will not pat up with ‘them Unless they ian business and meet Ine on proper prize-fighting terms. SUEPKISED AT THE PRIZ8-FIGHTERS. “I was surprised to find the prize-fighting fra. ternity such a low class of people here. 1 would hot dare to introduce any of them to Mrs. Sullivan, ‘They are so different from the American boys, Who have all had good public-school educations and know how to behave in company. Since the fight I have refused all offers to exhibit. fam, in fact, disgusted with Englisumen, and do not want their shillings, American doilars are good enough for me any day. ‘There 1s one thing more 1 want tosay. If Kilrain and Mitchell are devermined to keep out of my way in the future, I will back ail my money that Dempsey can knock out Charlie and Jack Ashton can do the business for Kilrain within a year. 1 shall undoubtedly retire trom the nog. I have done enougs. Then I will Into some decent business. Whatever business I ‘0 into it Will not be saloon-keeping. Joun Law- Fenoe Sullivan is @ temperance man to his dying ay.” y SULLIVAN CHALLENGES THE WORLD. A dispatch from Boston says: Harry Philips, manager for John L. Sullivan, issues the following challenge: “I hereby offer to maten John L. Sulli- Yan to fight any man inthe world two or three months from the signing of articles for $5,000 to $10,000 @ side, the battle-ground to be mutually agreed upon. ‘I only ask that, owing to the str. gent laws against prize-fghting in-this country, the battle be decided with skin gloves, accordi { the Marquis of Queensberry rules’ Sullivan prefers meeting Jake Kurain, in order to show the Jublic that the latter is not the real champion, as ned by prejudiced people.” The sporting editor of the Hoston Herat 1s des. ignated as temporary stake-holder, and the editor of the New York Ilustrated News to act as final holder and appoint a referee tn case one can- creed upon, Mr. Phillips bus deposited it, Conterence. THE WGLYNN SECTION WILL HOLD ITS CONVRNTION AT CINCINNATI MAY 1, Most of the members of the untted labor party's New York State committee met in Albany Saturday and passed resolutions directing each committee Tuan to call a convention in his district forthe pur- Pose of choosing delegates to the united labor con- Terence to be held at Cincinnati on May 15. ‘The committee represents the MeGlynn branch of the party, which beileves in continuing the existence of the party on the land-tax platform and notuie nating @ national ticket, ORGE AND M'OLYNN REPUDIATRD, ‘The Central Labor Union of New York eity took a step at 1ts meeting tm Clarendon Hall Sunday which virtually means a repudiation of both the George and McGlynn factions of the untted labor arty. It was decided by a vote of 45 to 3610 old & Special meeting of the Union ‘Thursday hight to discuss the advisability of going into in- Gependent politics on their own account. Many Of the speakers in debating the resolution took oc- casion to deny that the organized workingmen of New York were represented by either’ Henry George or Dr. MeGlynn, — ‘The Three Victorias. From the New York Sun. ‘There are three Victorias of three successive generations thus named troubling Europe just now. There is Victoria, queen of England and em. press of India, who is about to enter on the seven. eth year of ner age. There is her daughter Vic. Loria, the empress of Germany, Who 1s forty-eight years old. There is the last-named Victoria's youthful daughter, Princess Victoria, whose mother is an empress, and whose two grandmothers are an empress and an ex-empresa These three Vic~ torias have made up their minds that the Princess Victoria shall wed the prince of Batten! ‘They are determined to break down every that can be raised against the match. The czar of Russta may disitke it, the mighty Bismarck disap- prove Of it, and the powerful classes of Germany Stand out against it; but the three Victorias are hot to be outwitted ‘or controiled in the matter, ‘Thetr purpose ts fx foe, cosh of came i pos. ot of a strong will in pursuit of it, Quest state policy may be trust love, and the peace of nations may be imperilied for the sake Of a happy match. It was evident from the first that the three Victorias would carry the day. The prince of Battenberg has won the Support of t both empresses, and be has won the heart of thé E 5 & H 5 & 4 i g. i £ e z i thing else, can be found with us. ‘The prices are warranted to be below the regular Price, We have an unlimited stock of FINE LACE and ex- treme-toned PARASOLS, which it is quite difficult to ‘speak of here, but we will enlighten you in this space only regarding the cheaper ones. 22-INCH SATIN PIN-STRIPE, in all shades, $1.48. 22-INCH SATIN MOIRE, in ail shades, $1.75. 22-INCH FANCY STRIPES and CHECKS, 81,98 and upward. ALL-SILK PONGEE, 81.98. Better Grade, with ALL-SILK CHANGEABLE LIN- INGS, 83.48. An ESCURIAL LACE-COVERED PARASOL, 82.98. BLACK ALL-SILK MOIR, 84.25, CHANGEABLE ALL-SILK MOIRE, 85.75. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, from $2.69 up. SILK HANDKERCHIEF PARASOLS, 81.43. SATIN CARRIAGE PARASOL, with black or white | (! lining, 81.98. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK CARRIAGE PARASOL, | Ely’s Cream Balm. cing Bromo Caffe | Fellow’s Syrup Hypophosy German Cough Syrup Hop Bitters per bottle... | Hostetter’s Bitters... Hood's Sarsapari ‘Acid Phosphates. Horsford’s Acid Phosphates Lange | Hott’s Malt CTarrant’s), ers to buy, butare instructed to be polite to the looker. | Hoss Malt (Eisnerz), | Humphrey'sSpecifics, N with black or white lining, $2.48. We Have Many others both Plain and Fancy. As the best-lighted and most commodious space in | our house is devoted to the exhibition of these goods, how convenient it is to make a selection must be evi- dent to you, ‘The facilities offered shonid at least se- cure from you a look before purchasing, as in our house employes are cautioned against urging eustom- Experience has proven that with our stock and with our facilities “the looker to-day will be the purchaser to-morrow.”” PARASOL DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR (Take Elevator or Stair). SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. GLOVES, NECK FIXINGS, LACES, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, FANS and all necessary articles requi- site for Ladies’ Toilets, to match or combine with toilets, IT WAS NECESSARY. Since the addition of our last annex our business has increased to such an enormity most gratifying to us, but beyond our expectations, that we find it impossible and consequently ofttimes disadvantageous to deliver goods to be sent at the promised times, In order to offset this, we have contracted with the Parcel Deliv- ery Co,, of this city, to deliver our packages, This will insure prompt delivery to you and less trouble to us. At the same time we assume all the responsibilities of the safe delivery of any package to you. We also take occasion here to express our thanks to oxpression, We have exerted every effort to please all, and we will certainly try to retain all our patronage, and from the preseut outlook we are on a fair way to increase the same very much. Again thanking you, we will be in the future, asin | W: the past, THE PUBLIC BENEFACTORS. ‘ L£ i i Lu F. 8, WILLIAMS & CO., Druggists, Under Masonic Temple, corner 9th and F sts. n.w., ‘Wherewill be found the most complete and varied stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines and Perfumeriesin the city, at prices which nonecan better and few meet, as shown by the foliowing partial list: H es mn 1-grain Capsules...... pales. gk States Ayer's Recamier Preparations... Ayer's Recamier Powder . } Ayer's Vita Nuova, Allcock’s Porous Ayer's Saraaparil | Ayer’s Hair Vigor. wet 8s Benson's Capcine Plasters, P Carter's Little Liver Pills | Cuticura Resolvent. 5 . | Cuticura Ointment LATEST NOVELTY IN CHILDREN'S PARASOLS, edame Ronse | Carnick’s Soluble Food Lange. mpbell's Arsenic Wafers. mpbell's Arsenic Wafers Large Hanson'sCorn Salve... Iron Bitters per bottle. Oriental Tooth Paste. Pear's Soap per cake, Pound's Extract. Piso’s Cough Syrup. Parker's Hair Balsam. oe Pierce's Golden Med, Discovery. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Pierce's Purgative Pellets. Pozonni’s Powder... Pure Vaseline, small. Pure Vaseline, large. | Pomade Vaseline. the Washington public for their very substantial | proof of our business dealings. Our customers have | 5-8. 8., small, certainly clung to us these many years with a faith | that nothing could shake, and we feel grateful beyond | Scoteh Oats Essence... Sanfori's Catarth Cure...... ‘Tarraut’s Seltzer Aperient ‘Warner's Safe Pills...... Warner's Kidney and Liver Cui yeth's Beef, Wine and Iron... Williamns’ Beef, Wine and Iron Wilbor's Cod Live Williams’ Phosphatic Emulsion, tho Best, Pint Bottles........ Water of Ammonia, large bottles. | Williams’ Comp. Sarsaparitl Williams’ Rheumatic Reied; Williams’ Rose Tooth Powder. Williams’ Hair Tonic, the bes Fine Tooth Brushes. Violet Water, large size ‘The best Triple Extracts, in bulk, :i5e. per oz, A SPECTRAL SHADOW, wT A MOUNTAIN A MINUTE Ta Devising Ways and Means for the People’s Weal, ACT I. ‘Substantial and stylish are the All-Wool Trousers ‘ker 1) sale at VICTOR FE. ADLER" (Tucker Tweed, on mae af VICTOR 1 ADLER'S. ACT IT, Cheviot Trousers, strictly ali wool; three different Shades and Ned th the very latent. Heo thems teupt- cd fh the windows of Vic SPER CENT CLOTHING ‘PRICE $250 PER Pale ACT IIT, ‘Fine Corkscrew Trousers, seal brown and wine colors. ‘of such quality and mak rousers of euch quality s 0 as these usually by Fetail at 87.000 pals, Our pe ie We ask a careful exumibation and critical in ‘to gbscure the Vision. it will then manifest that the SPECTRAL SHADOW has inat into ‘ASU NTIAL FO RCFE 2& force which wrought an aniuterrupted ties to the “bomen.” whose despicable daphcite enabled them to make serious inroads into the scant} y garuings of she well ax the more, plethoric purses of ors force which enlightened. the ‘People to that eas Se Ss Np one patiently submit to ‘and exposes Y AND TREACHERY in trade on and by its own merits on the secures the patronsse ot zr it hile F “out a w! you sre figuring ve it out be Rot forgetful of the all-important you can FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, FOR MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN, AT EXACTLY TEN PER CENT ABOVETHE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE, ar VICTOR & ADLER'S TEX PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, O27 and 92% 7th st. js Soreet, Mastichnsstia ove, Open Saturday em, ape Basr Coscuea BasrConcues. ‘From $6.50 to 35, SEE OUR PATENT BABY COACHES, ‘Forme, Bedatesd, Cradle, Parlor Cosch. 07 ay OL: Lik $1 UXTURE Handoline renders the complexion clear and and the skin soft and mnooth the ‘best prepacation ga world for chapped hands, Lips aud face, per bottle, Kheumaleia never falia to give relief in new headache, t 1c 3 Peidsche toothache and all rheumatic pains; try 289 and paine in our prescription de. ith drugs and chemicals from wach as Squibb, Powers and ‘well-known ‘cheutiate scriptions utruated to our cure will be aut ce LE DRUG STORE tudor Sse ‘emple, corner th and F sts, F. 8. WILLIAMS & CO., Proprietors, Overra Mixenar, Waren, FOR THE TABLE. Highly recommendad for Rheumatism, used by lead- ips physicians and clubs, Oncita Minerat Spring Cos yGINTE: “TL hve uscd your mineral water with many Patients with the most gratifying result neVer having seen a case it did not help, if poor 4 LIRBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Finest cure.” Yours, very truly, J. W. liable inapufscturers, Weightman and otier i at lace THE TEMP “high noon,” Sis af tapridign and elle sidows do nok py ob Bosrox, Sept. 26, 87. at, Specialist in Rheumatic Diseases, wre no water that it asc | SENUINE with BLUE SIGNATURE of BARON IN ALL THE NEW COLORS, ‘At@2; $2.50, 63, 93.60 and 94, SPRING STYLE SILK HATS, 95, 96 and 68, CHOICE STOCK UMBRELLAS AND CANES. GLORIA UMBRELLAS WITH GOLD AND ‘HANDLES at $2.25 and $2.50, JAMES Y. DAVIB’ SON, 2201 Ponna, ave., cor. 12theh, Or 76 Johnston Building, Cincinnati, Ohio, ‘Model Kindergarten and Primary School, NTON_FISCH! 7 | RSTAB f BABIE FASTER, ty lev. E Haukin, D.D, | P&P&T1S eld tm the ety of tts home, and 0 those Established 1874. OF zim HF TH EASTER, by ‘Rankin, ‘Mrs LOUISE POLLOCK, Principal, Tatioa med sients Garments Sali kinks Glesscivea | EASTER ANGELS, by Phillipe Brocks, ‘Who are best able to Judge of its merits as a news- — Ft: Sa 1017 10thst._| pyea without being ripped. Ladies’ Evening EASTERTIDE POEMS, by E. Nesbit. M. C. O'HARE, 8 specialty. Thirty-five years’, experionct THE MESSAGE OF THE DOVE. Tilustrated. Paper and its valueas an advertising medium, Q S. ene P. moderate, “Goods called for and delivered. sl WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, Tee OIOR WALES ZAND SMALL, X ROFITS. | | Teacher of Violin Piano, and Organ. 217 10th | “11 WOOL GARMENTS MADE CP OR RIPPED | mang if 428 7th gtree Se et er vcectact la Se ols wood mnoaruing Diack. a — T. VERNON SEMINARY, a ‘2. FISCHER, ‘Telepnone No. 456-2. #0. Box 359, | Cmparison is challenged: 906 G st. an HUMPHREY, 490 107m 81, 3H Musee & Hanorer, . ‘TREET_AND ra | SS. qi i . pie arin ves ure ML ys Sete fonder jn orery sivie end mate: | DOORS TONERS AND EGR ERR eis ot French and Boanting and Day Schoo! 1417 Pa av, above Willant’s Queue h lish, 1 for ~hs Young Ladies and Little Girls, _ French Hand-made Underclothi thing, Merino Underwoae | AN the istest Books an lrged Al the News as ‘Thorough instruction ii ali branches eccordnnee | Patent meiE paadegn — ocak | GRAYING A ABATE, 1100, 1104, 1116 with best modern methods VAsITING ©: ripen Year. Secoud Term begins FEBRUARY | , Children's Corsets and a $1 Corset (iiss E.'sown Wedditg ta for thi 1. ¢) that for the prices uns jovegrama, in most Artistic Manner. jodions new school building, heated by steam and containing “Obapel, Sessiou-rooms, Clese-rooms, = = Batuuoten farsiated cL FAMILY SUPPLIES. ___|- — For particulars apply to 5 = MRS. E. J. SOMERS, Principal. KENNEBEC IC! : Saaeeee 2 eral At Lowest Rates, from Yellow Wi MIN FULLER SMITH, TEACHER = usic, Viardot-Garcia method. Applica- sian Weare laphonecal fone Loose Covers For Foasrrone. 1 Yons received Mondays and ‘Thuredays from’ to 4. 3 Sater sta Gta 2 eas Wass Mere oes TAaaES unc | Devoe itis Water et tlepbone wal 1 a Sheridan’ == mad 5 284m" Wis. TCE COMPANY, 7 GOLD, SUPPLY OF Furniture pecked for shipment. GRATES ARES COME: , Nebel res IE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INSTI- wagons; main depor 1dth et whart ow, Degch depot | First-clane work; moderste chargos. « . D. 1887) receives students 2 PS, porated A. D. 1587) receives atudents | C st. bet. Othand 10th n.w. Telephone 489-2. inh: J. B. MoCRACKEN, ;., Classes formed the first Mon- RINK GERHARD LANG’s BUFFALO BEER, Upholsterer, Decorator, Say of each month SFor further, particulars address Dives Maus Girt: the auabyecs prove ie) Spectal | _mh23.3m 1806 14th st. iis Principal #AATAUGRAY, Ca/D; normalcoure | Brewin of Bohemian Export fttied. Goode.” Ofice Gash ho. is Gat nN, husetie Mewaphys fant” | dm Pill. HELERIPORL, Aes Washington D REAT cetion Ax Paice Or 1,559 1,8o2 ZPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH YOU DESIRE A HEATING STOVES, NUMBER OF NEW ADVERTIBEWENTS PRINTED Iv Sind eur ny, “katrance on, Det —establlahed 25 I DELICIOUS COFFEE te Bente sped. Young men and women : ia tae 3 Years. ‘Thoroughly equipped. "Young men and wo Sak | evipe ley Of which we won Snape Aamuatanah, vd for business or icial positions. Threecour Practical Business: Stenoxtaphy. ‘Tyvewritng aud | | Its, without doube the Best Gufice ever offered in | _Ourremaining stock of above goods we now offer at Graphophone: Hapia Writing. 'Stndonts may enter at | this market. Je. Der Ik, ge a, EE DOOEENGE pote ae et ee stuliment rate, Graduates dwayeit demand iilus | ja18 , 944 Louisiana ave. | Prices, including several of the Celebrated RADIANT ‘trated circulars free at College of vail. _ 1587, 2,615 aay HOME'S aud otuer Orst-ciass Hase-Burning stoves, i. SPENCER, Principat, | Docs, ap, % Giveus aca, BARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal Shi_| JOSS “ROYAL BELFAST GINGER ALE, W. 8. JENKS & ©0. 4,069 RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY; me 717 7th street. 5,478 Pntdiits conaaeutial; preperee for collewe, Au! (Original Imported, = a ies Cae ee J.B. Lernvex & Bro. SaM5 Tor ~ = w.vor Shan — factory, Belfast, Irefand, (Formerly with P. Hanson Hiss & Co.), 4,522 , WALL PAPERS. HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE: Teefreshing, Wholesome, Non-Alcoholic, Roston, 154 Tremont St: Brooklyn, 40 Court St « eine co Papers yardsiong) for 106. pat niece 3,170 N¢ 23 W. 2 .: Phila, ¥ = . from Ide, & Rhoroek training in Freben, G Sheuish' ge | 3032-co3m gut ¥opers tr o Conversational knowledge in ONE. or TWO TERMS. $10 in stnall classes; also private lessons, Highest references. “Terms begin now. 516 SUMMER _ RESORTS. _ Furovz. Frovs. HE WAVERLY, ATLANTIC CITY, ‘Open all year: ‘kot and cold sea ‘water = fi 2 ets din oe in at RSLs BRT sl - < = ‘Ocean asa. THE BEST FLOUR IN THE WORLD, —o_ Y 12s End Mi: re, Atlantic City, N, — J. Te. ‘Dullt, Newly furished. ope stant City and County of Washington, District of On eee ee weal! Parties going to Europe provided with needed finan-| — tumbia, as: (QSIRLEY — OCEA D KENTUCKY, cco CEI RRR EER cs ‘Atlantic, Cty, a J.: new houne;' so EE RP. F cial facilities by credits on Messrs, BROWN, SHIPLEY | 1 Solemnly swear that the figures tn the above FSOUTHALL tof Washington, DSC.) th Bo FF a e “ ae ax | U7OComparative statements are true and correct SOUTHALL (of Washington, D.C.) 4 ye} a = | £00. London, or the AMERICAN EXCHANGE IX | |" 3 Partying HE PENNHURST, OCEAN END, MIC Ayaan ave. Open all goat. Rew House, ern’ improvements. Sun’ parlors, JAMES HOOD. mh20-1mo je) EUROPE, Limited, available in all parte of the world. ‘Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co. ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT ‘Sworn to and subscribed before we Unis eiyh LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. eT teenth day of January, A. D. 188%. NORMANDIE, ATLANTIC CITY. PROCESS. OTEL oe Penna. aud Adaiic sven A KKRUX, yNotarialy First clags in its appointments, Open all mb35-eolm Bankers. ‘Notary Public. 4 Seal. § fiG-eozm, Jel-rosin. JOS, Ht. FLANIG “ATLANTIC C11 fic fen ‘Of the total circulation given above, the books of ‘Kentucky a fe Pacific, Open. “Quiet house; ‘home comforts, I re rR PR POG str table boarders. MeL. WALLIS, PO: Bo Beware of imitations of the Ni atent.wntte H. Cuxou & ‘the establishment erage 825 mah8-co:3m. BANKEBS, copies were regularly delivered each day by car- TEANTIC. CIT" > HE VicTORTA ‘Sure and @ve to it that either sacks or barrels read ooran tad South, Carolina’ No. 1428 F Street N.W, ers at the homesof permanent subsertbers wi! in coftade water bathe: is now oben aie the city. Of the remainder a daily average ot cold-ece water . —— “OREES." FOREIGN EXCHANGE. OTEL E or aes vl SO. CAR. "s near the oceans aid hot baths: thor- ‘oughly iieated, modern iinprovenenta: ehec- ‘And have the imprint of tric lights, ‘Telepnone No, 93. SAM'L J. 6,421 copies were sold at the office, m the noteis INVESTMENT SECURITIES. | ang railway stations, &c., and on tho streets, by Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold or CarrieBoa | newsboys, making a grand total average within YOUNG, Proprietor. _* “nito-imige Sara ieee eps Teck Oc | cay af nibidin, tah teers "Grenglets, ae eupliacy’ srrsumcesanis eS (on the Chicago Board of Trada average of 1,838 copies to be st to regular sub sous taelg cayand ruin ceuncoton wit P| attached. None genuine without the two gold medala | Direct Wires to the Offices of seribers beyond Uke District lines by mail, express, SMEG BOLD “A. Pam OF 8 GE cox HENRY CLEWS & CO, NEW YORK, andratiway trains, = Meason. Hogse and everything ew” 108 Ss and to Im addition to the large ‘and constantly increas Church st, Newport, it Le 120-3 PHILADELVHIA, CHICAGO AND BOSTON. _| ing fixed subscription list abovereterred ta, itmay 19-2 — —_ _ __— | be said that of the 6,4%1 coptes sold within its lita- FG Miber NN Beock'esx. | fsa larger proportion are bought hy permanent residents of the city, living in lodgings, &c., not householders, while the residue gors inje the hands of transient visitors, from all parts of the country, who each year come to the National Capttal !a greater numbers and for longer periods, avd who, furthermore, largely represent the well-to-do and purchasing portions of the communities to which ‘they respectively belong. The last-named sa class of reagers alone well worth reaching; Hut tt rand Only Reliable Ladies’ | 1s to the phenomenally lange permanent ciroula- Ost, between 436 and 6th on of the paper, and especially to Its unparalleled SPECIALTIES. "5, MONCELL OF XEW. YOR SIANICURE-AND MAGNETIC TREATMENT. | 814-64 Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, CORSON & MACARTNEX, ours 10 am. to 8 p.m. SILDING, 1419 F ST. N.W. 421 110i st_nw. apl0-1w* GLOVER BUILDING, 14 it, Loans. Collections. ate ecg ‘at Raslruad ne yieiere ‘securities listed ‘made. vestinent Securities, “Kmerican Bell Telepiione Stock bouglt and sold. $718 MEDICAL, &. M. W. GALT & CO., a i j. CORSON, Ri 'LECTRIGITY—15 YEARS A SPECIALTY INC r = Ee itt ferrous and imental disease yin ovaraag oan ATTORNEYS. ‘Uterine troubles, tumors, strictures, sciatica, h: —— = rheumatism, net chorea, paralysis, debility E, ALLEN, GENERAL CLAIM AGENOY. ‘everally. Patients visited. Static ity © cial attention given to claims against the United thro clothing. References, permanent cures in ites, General of 1425 N. ¥, ave. Wi ‘Washington, No outside assistante, DR. L. 8. NICHOL: | D.C.; associate offices, and New York. SON, 604 1th st. n.w.. cor. of F. 16-3m* pericnced counsel, SGT BIS ave. All work guarant Lissa Coumaxrs Exrnact Or ‘MEAT. “An invaluable tonic. Isa success and a ‘boon for which nations should feel grateful” See “Medical Press,” “Lancet” &. Highly recom- mended asa “nightcap” instead of alcoholic drinks, M,Z DEVASSY, M. D. V.D. 0. M.8., WILL the city to We - Deainess ia minutes, All Qicases ‘and-cured. Call at rected, A comparison of the foregoing figures with thowe 110 ¥ at. Office hours: 9 to 12 m., 3 to 9 p.m. Roses representing the entire population of the District of Columbia will show that THE Sran circulates BES CESS EASY | mtn anne a oun moc TbcgscRREES PS Fey looked scclaeqeommpeel pareve thy pera NpeReE | wasn os mnie srwo or | a =e ‘and Cheapest Meat-Flavoring Stock for Soups, Made Dishes and Sauces. Annual sale 8,000,000 Jara ‘LIRBIG tn fac-aimile across the label. (goes, Mt ts not extravagance to claim that the paper ts read every day by fully tro-hurds of the population of the District who are able to read! ‘Can this record be matched by that of any news Paper in the world? Intelligent advertisers will readily understand ‘the facts and Agures given above, and the value of ‘a circulation of such extent and character, with- ‘out amplification or comment. ‘Ta conctusion, it only remains to be said that the subscription lista, the books of the office, and its preas and delivery rooms are at all times open to (the welcome inepection of any person having a fm the correctness of (ue stave ‘Tobe hid of all storekeepers, grocers, chamista 018-tu&th,28 {UNKENNESS, OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, 2 SPB ESA REET ahaha eee ox will a