Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1888, Page 4

£ city AND DISTRICT. pmeratincs tr Another Defeat. WASHINGTON BALL TEAM TRAMPLED ON IX NEW YORK —OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY. The Senacors lost the last game of the series away from home yesterday to the Glants by a score of 11 to2. The batteries were Titeomb and Murphy and Gilmore and Murray. The game was marked by the batting and fielding of New York. Gilmore was touched 11 times, while the Senators Lit Titeomab safely Dat & The Giants ran Dases easily. Gardner played second for Washington for three innings, when he Was taken sick, and Deas. ley took bis place. The Melding of the Senators Was very poor, & errors being charged against Them, beshies ‘4 bases on Dalls given by Gilmnore. New York made Brien led in the bat- Ung for the Washi making 3 hits, Philad owashed Boston without much was § to @ Sowders and trouble eso O'Rourke and BuMlinton and Clements were the Datteries, The was won by the superior and fe of u jOand their error Philltes, their bits wing 1 to Del- made 3 bits and 3 errors. ahanty, while Boston Buminton’s work Was away out of the reach of the Bost nree men reaching first, while for seven inaings the side was retired In one-twi three order. Andrews made a home-run with tw men on bases, OTHER GAMES. At Baltimors—Cinctunatl, 10; Baltimore, At w York—Brooklyn, 8; Louisviile, 4 Mike Kelly is threatened with pneumonta, It ts & wonder that half the players in the league are not ill, considering the Kind of weather in which they ave been playin; WASHINGTON'S RECORD ABROAD. After playing etghe games at home, under rather unfavorable circumstances, the Washington team left for an extended tour im the North. They : very league city Dut Boston—twenty Pitnes in ‘ail, They were undeniably’ crippled badiy during two-tuirds of the trip by the absence of Whitney and the fact that they encountered cold, wet weather everywhere, which greatiy di- winished Gilmore's effectiveness. Of these twenty games they Won five, which, cousidering the team Sud Ue fact that they were’ away from home in such a condition, was a fairly good record. ot the” games were lost when at have been won by decent work bat, which did not depend the unfavorable elements. But Tr half of the trip a great improve- in Uals line, as the records of the games wilt show. In thé first ten games the Senators made 70 hits to 129 by thelr opponents. In the last ten the hits were 71 by Washington to 3 by the opposing teams. That ts, im the first f of the trip the Wasbingtons made but 35 per of ail of the hits made in the games While in last half this percentage was increased to Art point of error-tnaking there was an provement, but, comparatively speaking, the percentage was poorer im the last half. During the Brst half the Senators made 67 errors to 48, a e im the last half they made'50 ut Was note jerks. THE WHOLE CLASS NOT RES 2 FOR TRE FAULTS ‘OF A FEW—THE EMPLOYMENT OF SMALL BOYS. A well-known mercantile clerk, writing to Tum ending the reputation of ‘store clerks as mmenting upon an interview with ~ Feeently published in Tux Stax, says, mn reference to small salaries paid to boys and young clerks: “The trouble of small pay can be Jn many cases to the parents. They are uus to get their boy at work, and put him ina tors He isnot able to do heavy work, they Uulak, and they get him with some one who wili put Lim at the desk to teach him how to make cash, &c. Tae temptation 1s too great for some few, and they begin to heip themselves, and finally at and disgraced. The merebant blames ‘and the father sees where he was Wrol fu placihg a mere Youth in the Way of temptat Boys who are put instores at a very earl think in a few Weeks that they are equal to any an of tenor Mfteen years’ experience, and that they are entitled to as much pay, and I re- gret to say that in many cases, merchants will discharge a good salestnan, because his salary 13 quite an item, and pay an inexperienced boy a Gollar or two more to take the place of the sales man, Consequently men ate compelled to work ‘& mere song to Compete with the boys, and the bors, to keep up With the men, are forced into wropg. Is there’ a remedy for ail’ these troubles? isay yes. Keep your boys at school, if you can, Ul After fifteen years of age, and, if they must put them at the bottom of the lad. m Work up, instead of at the top to The pubue generally prefer to be experience, and at sehool teach them m attend night schools dge. Ignorant clerks are ot Valuable, and if your sons grow up in that at to much. Mercantile ork and have longer hours than class of workers, and yet Mr. ‘After hours, when the time 15 r own, fall into bad company. My expe- ace is Chat the average clerk seeks hls home, If d. and, if single, “fixes up” a little aud takes luis gitl tothe theater, chureh, or spends biame | 1 tuinbie down, Waited upon by men Wuo hav judgment, and not Ly boys who have none. y annot conti night at home, or le cain some know: evening In her company ‘at her home. Of ire few may do Wrong, Dut that 1s no reason Way all should be condemned for the few.” cr ste hos Civil Rights in Restaurants, NO VERDICT IN THE HARVEY CASE. Yesterday afternoon, as stated In Tas Stan, the im the case of Geo. W. Harvey, charged with Violating the eating-house Law in refusing to serve E. M. Hewlett, a colored man, retired at quarter- lock. At 4:30 Judge Montgomery callea jury down, but no agreement had Deen reached. At 7:30 they were again called into court and made the same announcement, At 9:40 Juage Mont ‘y sent for them, and as it was ous! eed that no verdict could be 1 the jude discharged the Jury. Were a number of ballots taken; but with- out change. Four stood for conviction’ and eight for acquittal. —— ‘Transfers of Real Estate, Deeds In fee bave been filed as follows: Martin S. Decker to T. E.Waggaman, lots 2 to 5, bik. 7, 8 to nl, 7, DIK. 8, 5 to 7, 9, Mand 13, Dik. 13, Le Droit Park; $— e. Waggaman to W. O'Brien, subs 11 to 16, sq. 357; $. W. Moreland to J.T. 2". J.T. Offutt to J. P. Swan, proverty: $—. Lucretia V. Bell to umse¥, pt. F, Sq. 1020; $1,250. Brown trustees, ‘to C. C."Duncanson, pt. ‘acres; $1,025. Catherine J. Audisob, lot 10, bik. 24, €o- ie” Moore to John E. 000. M. C. Meigs to 7. Margaret T. Fivnn et al. to Mary M. Fiyun et tis: $-. Catherine C. Humphrey to "Margaret TE m, Same property; $800. Martin Barringer to iway, sub 4, Jon H. Soul tug to Julia P. ¥' 154; $107 ang. %; wodivided 77. Mary Taylor J. Holds. 300, pt 195, B und jon; $M. Cul 0G. A. Mellhenns, et. ul, lots 8 and 9, ej. 30: $9. EM. Chapin, et. al, trustees, to «A. MeEuen, pt, Stoney Hil; $—. Sarah E Rid- well, et al., to Mary E. Barnes, interest in estate of K jew Collins; $200 W. Mann to G. W. ston, pt. 20, sq. 182: % Harriet Ordway aroline P. Gerisli, lot 6, bik. 19, Meridian Hill; wt. D. M. Goodsere to Mary J. Garden, sub 2. J. B. Davis to M. Dougherty, 25.44. SK. Bond to J.P. Green, w. j. 200; $7,975. Mary L. Callin to J. P. nes, Sub kk, 8q. 3: $10,500. W. P. Kellogg’ to ames Denison, sub 90, sq. 1:55; $2,500. Joun Sher- aan to N. A. Miles, lots 10 ani 11, bik, 25, and 11, bus. 34, Columbia Hetzhts; $3,000.60. ———— Dr or Want To Be Tarep “Ur Anove."—When cases are called in the Police Court tm which tue fendants are charged with violating a United States law, f omary for the prosecuting at- Torney, Mr. Sheppard, to ask toem whetuer they preter to be tried in "the Police Court by waving their rigbt of trial by Jury. Monday, when a colored Woman Was bromicht up for trial'Mr. Shep- pard asked, “Do you want to be tried here or up above?” Gneaning the Criminal Court), “Mr. Sheppard,” said Judge Miller, “you had beer iuake a better explanation to her. ‘That term, up above, Is very indefinite; she might think you mean in the celestial court.” Some one remarked Unat be would rather be Judged by his fellow man Unban in the other World. The prisoner did not care for atrial up avove. ‘Tue TuoPsoN Haneas Conrvs Case—The hearing of the case of Kovert M. Thompson on & habeas corpus petition, before Jadge Montgomery, Nes Iotuued Sesterday afternoon. “He Was af: rested in North Carolina by Special Agent Roome, Of the Peusion office, brousht here ana comunitted to Jail ou May 4 as a fugitive from justice, 1t bel ed that he was wanted Ia connection ‘with m frauds in Tennessee. It is alleged that he Grew certain pension money and falled to pay it he was convicted by the U.S commis- alouer In Tennessee, but, pending sentence, he was Feleased on bell, wich he forfeited and failed to settle the clalin. | Alter argument leave was granted Lo amend the return, and tue hearing con- {ugued Uli Saturuay. Cover is GexekaL ‘Txma. , Hull agt. Commissioner of Patents; Argued and submitted. Brown agi Wygant: argued and submitted. Egurry Cocet—Judge Cor. Yesterday, Wells agt. Wells; rule om defendant, returnable June 8, 188% McConvey ugt. Geary? purchaser required ' to comply with terms of sale: Walker aut Walker; sale ratified nist ‘Cmevit Covet (No. 1)—Judge Hagner. Yesterday, ~beahy agt. Baitunore and Potomac Railroad; jury return ‘sealed verdict. Baler agt. Corawell; bil! of exceptions signed, &. CRDNINAL CovaT—Judge Montgomery. Yesterday, Geo. W. Harvey, violating eating- Jury discharged. Mollie Boswell, vawdy house: plea not guilty withdrawn; ples uill¥ entered; sentence suspended during good havior. Frank D. Roys, appeal, fornication; nolie prossed. Jane Dodson, appeal, disorderly house; jury respited. Pouce Covat—Judge Mil‘er. Yesterday, Mary Brent, colored, Guct; $9 or tury days. Aunie Foley, do. Diteca days Geo. Columbus, protanity seven Gays Annie Donnelly, do; do. Songun, do; personal vend Joan B Long, Crue to animals: collate Jam Nash, disorderty s ral forfeited, /nPOw | mones; do. Gea, Gucts do Wu. Britton, do; do. "Sea Wiles Deniel koDiason. du.- uu RE A ‘i THE EVENING -STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. wenkrépare-itay 80, 1888—-SIX PAGES. | SEVERE ON THE TREATY. Points from Senater Frye’s Speech Yes- terday. In the course of his speech on the fisheriestreaty im the Senate yesterday, Mr. Frye, who spoke in ‘an earnest and tmpasstoned manner, detailed in @ telling way the many outrages committed against American fishermen in Canadian waters. As the information that Mr. Frye was speaking spread through the Capitol the Senate galleries filled up until there was a very fair audience assembled. He explained the records made by democratic Sen- ators and Representatives during the last several Years upon this subject, showing that some of the leading democrats had gone further than republi- cans in demanding retallation. Some of the dem- ocrats had declared that if Canada aid not permit United States vessels to enter her waters this Government should not permit Canadian vessels Yoenter our waters. ‘That 1s all, he sald, the re- publican Senators want, and if that were done 1t Would settle the question. SPRAKING OF THE RECENT COMMISSION, Mr. Prye said that Mr. Jos. Chamberlain, a Skilled diplomat ana adept, came over here. He had with him two other skilled diplomats. Sir Chas, Tup- per knew all that Canada wanted, every detail; during thetr considerations no New England Sen- ator Was ever called in for advice. Mr. Payne inquired if Mr. Putnam was not familar with the subject. Mr. Frye had not a word to say against Mr. Put- nam. He was an honest man and the candidate ot the democrats for governor of Maine. He was sorry for Mr. Putnam, that he was bound to be beaten, and this tssue Would beat lim worse than any otuer. ‘The mountain (the Commission) labored and produced the mouse. This treaty was the "most disgraceful surrender 1h toe history of the Government. M:. Beck having undertaken to controvert some of Mr. Frye’s statements the latter replied that if Great Britain contended that she owned the United States of America he supposed the Senator from Kentucky would say that there should be & treaty to settle the difficulty. Mr. Beck—“I mean to say that it 1s better to set- tle dimeulties tetween friendly nations by nego- tations than by war.” ‘Mr. Frye—“It you yield everything and the other nation yields nothing, I deny it, I say that a great Fepublic like ours olight, some time or other, to stand for the right.” (Applause tn the galleries.) Mr. Beck—“I have only one remark to make. Loud sound does not mean sound argument, and at some time or other I shail be allowed to speak.” ‘A YEAR AGO AND TO-DAY. In conclusion Mr. Frye said: “Ayear ago, in the United States Senate and House of Representatives, we were all for the rights of American citizens; we were united to a man. Nobody dreamed of raising a political tssue in tuts matter. Nobody talked as a party man in relation to It. And where are we to-day? The President of the United States taking, practically, the Canadian side of this controvers}; the Secre= tary of State, practically, taking thé Canadian side Of this’ controversy; the great democratic party of the whole nation’ arrayed on the side of Canada and against the American fishermen. 1 say to you, MF. President, that @ most grievous wrong has’ beeh wrought by this treaty inaking. I say that these steps which have taken can never be retraced; that in the long future we shall never be permitted to stand where we stood only oue year ago; when we claimed, here in the Senate, that we Would defend the rights of Ameri. can fishermen against Great Britain or any other Wer on earth. We have surrendered that right. We have yielded it, We have saia (through Uh Prestaent of the United States) in solemn language that the treaty ts just and fair and all that could be demanded’ by us; and hereatter, and forever, our mouths are closed. Again 1 declare that thi treaty 13 a dishonorable, humillating, and cow- ardiy surrender.” “ay then secured the floor, and the Senate Day). ‘AC Mr. Beck's request the treaty will now be laid aside Uli Monday, June 11, so that Mr. Beck and some other Senators may attend the convention. AT ME SAYS THE INDIANA DEMOCRAC EAGER FOK THE CAMPAIGN Pi ‘Toa correspondent of the Baltimore Sun at In- dianapolls yesterday, Gov. Gray sald that it he Was thought worthy of being nominatea by the St. Lows convention for the vice-presideacy he would be deeply gratified, would strive to show that the confidence was merited. and would throw himself heart and soul tnto the campatgn. But he Was making no effort, and was quite willing to leave himself In the hands of his friends of Indiana and of the national democracy. He said no matter Who Was nominated, the contest in Indiana would be most active on both sides. Democratic leaders Were ready to give the republicans all the tariff talk they wanted. In the campa had taken advanced ground on t ‘speeches before the people, and had rather alarm some of is party Erlends, but he was altogether satisfled with the result.’ At that time he was fully up to the doctrines of the President’s mes. sageof December last. He said the pronibitionists would undoubtedly increase their Vote tn Indiana this year. There were no feuds among the d racy of Indiana. He spoke of ex-Senator McDon- ald im the most complimentary terins, and said their personal relations were of a very friendly nature, but he did not discuss the attitude which’ Mr. McDonald has assumed his candidacy for the vice - presidency. When asked it the allegation that he was a “know nothing,” Gov. Gray pointed to an extract from one of his speeches when running for gov- ernor in 1884, When, In answer to a sinilar ques. on, he had replied that any man who would make such an assertion was a “cowardly sneak and an infamous lar.” He then showed an affidavit signed by nearly two hundred foreign. Dorn citizens of his town of Union City, many of whom bad known him for thirty years or more, Which recites that no man in thelr midst was more free from Intolerance and no man more spected and popular with foreign-born citizens. It also recites that the Catholic citizens could never forget him for the fact that many years ago, when sectarian prejudice caused the arrest od Catholic school Leacuer, he volunteered and de- fended Lim. ‘The Age of Electropiate. MAN NOW CLINGS TO WHITE METAL F KOM HIS CRADLE TO HIS GKAVE. From the Liverpool Courier. ‘Stone and gold and silver have jad thelr days; they are “aged,” vo use a sporting expression, and now It is the turn of elect-oplate. It 1s with us from the cradle to the grave. The nineteenth century infant 1s not born with a silver spoon in his mouth, but with only a plated one. He tm. bibes nutriment from an electroplated papboat; he toys with an electroplated rattle; be rides ind baby coach with electroplated Wheels. His god- fathers and godmothers stil think 1 Incumbent upon them to present him with the regulation imug or knife, spoon abd fork, but they satity thelr pride aud save uheir pockets by buying electro- Piated articles tustead of stiver, aud very likely getting discount for cash. From the tune the infant 18 short-coated until he cowes under the provisions of the sartorial conversion scueme, and 1s Invested In trousers 1u- stead of kuickerbockers and seat Wo school he en- Joys @ brief and blessed respite. But theucefor- Ward, if he be of an athietic disposition, he sets about Uke acquisition of electroplated géods, and by the Ume he 1s getting stiff and “crocky,” and 1s in copsequence meditating matrimony, ‘he has, probably, accumulated enough cups and tankards, salt-ceilars and fish-knives (tue two lust named are special favorives for some occult reason, With the organizers of athieulc meetings), to stock a Jeweler’s stop. And then he gets married, and then his triewds pour in upom him more ‘salt- celiars and more fish-knives, to say notutug of bis. Cuit-tins and candlesticks and inxstauds—all of electroplate, Hils silver Wedding 1s but a repetition in this_ re. spect Of Lis origina: piunge into matrimony, and Waen he dies, Tull of years and eleciropiste, be 18 buried in & coffin with electropiated uandies, ‘cor ‘Telegraphic Signals, From the Goklen Days. When the telegraph operator who 1s taking the Press reports hears the signal “30” come over the Wires Le throws down Lis pen; and when the telegraph editor of the newspaper sees the fig- ures he gives a sigh of relief. These tigures mean “the end,” and It Isa sigual that the report is com- plete for the night. It is one of the many signals which telegraphers have adopted as a ineansof saving ume. ‘There is Bo special reason why *30" should mean “tue end” apy more than “40,” or “30;" tue code ts purely arbitrary. ‘The code Is quite extensive, and ts not always the sane on different lines; but the principal sig- nals are: 1. Wait a minute. 2 Did you understand? 11 L understand. 25. Busy on another wire, 1% ‘Trouble, 7. Vrain orders” & President's or manager's private signal, Everything gets out of the way for “7” except “9.” When “9” flashes along the wires everything gees out of the way the same ag when the presi- ‘o's car comes Wiilzzing along the track. In addition to these, there are signals for “roll. cali” on lines of railroad telegraph, and many Others adopted for special contingencies, While ail operators have a private signal, It can be readily Understood Low these signals save time and labor, @ single igure expressing a word of meaning. ‘Tuk TRI-COLOR OVER AN ISLAND CLAIMED BY THE BRITISH —A French gunboat bas hoisted the tr color ou Maitre Lie, the largest of tne Minquleres Guy, pebween the Island of Jersey and Brittany, aitre He has hitherto been recognized as a pari of the Channel 1 ay - sine Serle ace, Julius R. Griswold, travellingsalesman for a Bal- Uinore house, Jumped off the steamboat wharl at Cambridge, Md., Saturday, and was drowned. He had been drinking bard Lor several days, Mary Geiser, a pretty twenty-one year old girl, of Frederick, Md.,took laudanum Saturday bight and died Suaday morning. She was to have been mar- Tied Saturday, but her betrothed died a short time ‘The Blaine Residence Rebbery, ‘NO VALUABLE PAPERS STOLEN. LADIES GOODS. Augusta, Me., Journal reporters have investi RIGHTS OUsE. ya DELA- AVENUE, NEAR gated the ‘published story of the robbery of Mr. Soaete Ro ‘Batted oo 00. ™ James G. Blaine’s house and confirm the state- sccese to ot _myl-3m wk CHEESEMAN. aS 8 g ° AN UNPARALLELED sHOWING, ment that in April, 1885, when Mr, Blaine was SURPLUS STOCK REDUCTION an ae poh | QAx HILL HOUSE, ° away, the house was entered, and papers in the ‘SPRINGS HOTEL, LITTLETON, ¥. net = Mvrary were overhauled. Before leaving home| 1s forved upon us by the contrariness of the robb Paka isin alia china shines Mr. Blaine had, with the assistance of Private Wilinigh bimase. ‘One of the most Spd marnitcens views tn Advertising Secretary Sherman, carefully reviewed all his A be dg 5 . tm the World, papers. and had taken those relating to politics ‘Wo are loaded down with Summer Goods, and est % JARVIS. GHLEBRATED GLOVE-PITTING lines ‘The burglars got only recelpted Dilis and letters ot | &# the room and the cash are more necessary t0 gE, CHALTONTE “ATLANTIC x. F ames = ‘Us than the goods we have got to sell. for winter, of, sump eo ra ‘With enttre confidence Tue Wasurctow Ever Too Sickly to Wed. = Fy Stan ts presented to the public as the best local ere ea to che sea Ot sickly appedr- | SPECIAL BARGAINS IN FINE GOODS THIS Season of 1508, F Of journalism. This claim is based upon certain ance, was taken ferson Market, Police COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT OPEN JUNE & firmiy-established tacts, which Court in New York Monday evening for attempt- WEEK. ‘HOTEL OPENS JUNE 23, NEVER HAVE BEEN EQUAL TO PRESENT are well worthy ing to shoot his intended wite, Miss Annie Arnold, ‘With improvements and additional attractions ‘the consideration of all persons tntermsted in com. who lives in the family of Dr. F, Marshall, of 64] Gente’ genuine custom-made FRENCH CALF D. 4. & W. E HILDRETH, Proprietors. MARE municating with the pubitc in rmgand to any busi. West 14th street. “They were to have been mar- ‘and KANGAROO SHOES, 83.90. 7 EEE Ress proposition whatever. It rests primarily on ried on Wednesday. Annie told him Sunday night Dys Cure. Recommended ‘State Med- | * ELAWARE MORE POPULAR THAN EVER rs that when she told the doctor about her approsehe Genta'real hand-sewed KANGAROO SDS CALF — | fcal Bachty. Now Feonsn eee Pas ow pee Be AEs GAP. Pi ‘the broad and solid foundation that ‘Tur Srancir- Ing marriage, the doctor said that Legendre was| ow TIES and BUTTON, this wok 82.87. place in the mountains of Virginia, Send for circular. | _myiis-00 W. A. BODHEAD & SONS, tease to nary that he. woud ive more ae aN CALHOER,* Hi culates tn the city where printed a larger number Soaehone iaatin! Piaw es Se 2°81 rowenceyauwaeuon oh TA ERR Saks nae Ucn sata nasinobone ; C a é 30. tm the world. And not only ts tts circulation determination, and arming himself with arevolver, UTST ORR OR ee Fits to Sept. 15th. TES REDUC! 90, Sallied off to his beloved's abode. He said to him? Tadies' Feather-weight Hand-turned BUT- | , COTSTAD T'S ORCHESTRA re-enaged {or season, 0weck aud upward ‘aw, the largest and fullest, but I 18 also the must, sino» self that if he could not live over four months, | tox OPERA or COMMON SENSE, nytt Oki We STORES Froprictor. crue te WE Palde. Sanmeae neither should she. With this selfish idea In bis pita: OTEL SPRING LARE BEACH, NJ— | GILSEY HOUSE, Brosdway and 20th ei, SY" sho piper gute at atten te tho banat bree rg rere hago hy ae pote — 82,95, Hivirrciier family house: enlarged: ‘extensive im- | _™y5-m, w, Tenet People of the District ofgolumbia asa body, but ely, vi ezeaming, vo the doctor’ ‘parion ith Ladiew’ Genuine DONGOLA KID BUTTON — | EW KicitAkpsoN. ™ S° Oust Stat ofiee | (WHET WOODE, ATLANTIC as oe ae into thelr homes,—into the families of all classes, Marsha ret BS: HI PE h e N und it, tinents ‘lane ance of a policeman, ad the biood-thirsty Soung | BOOTS. plan or patent tp, this week 81.48. OTEL HELE BEACH, DEL. Wi'c''oEFRORER “Prune Sot ‘and tnto those of the money-apending as well as partake OF AR SL Ladies’ Finest French Kid, Hshd-made OX- Thrpogh express age daily. 0 a June 23, AmaTe GATE 22 HOTELS. BOARDING- ‘the money-earning portion of the community,—in a enThe, Dog Sprang at the Baby. FORD TIES and LOW BUTTON, the hand- “OTEL OOEARIG—— lau ee Laaiite te oluge ule han any Oily pummel et gus ‘AND A BULAMASTIFES A somest Shoe made, this week 82,40. BARNEGAT CITY, N. 3. aveb-dot an ee aga, ‘Open Juno 16th to October Ist. circulation that can be named. By reason of the fullness, freshness, and reliability of its news TR aves, atantc city. 3.3 ‘Aves. oe YMRS. M. ROCHE. Saturday night Dr. Galvin, assisting Dr. Dixon, of Boylston street, Boston, kad just brought a _ Terms, address E. C. BOICE, Proprietor, my25-02t Ladies? CANVAS LAWN TENNIS BUTTON BOOTS, this week $1.37. ‘THOMSON, LANGDON & CO., New York, NGS AND BATHS, VA. OPEN = "1 oy 1888 under entire new mans it, with greatl; ap13-3m. ‘ ‘bouncing baby” to Mr. Hurd, of No. 61 Beach increased facilities. attractions, &6. Deacripat ee eee Sole Manufacturers, local, domestic, and foreign, tts independent and street. Suddenly, while Dr. Dixon was attending Ladiew’ Hand-turned OXFORD TIES, plain | picts al all principal drugstores and ix and 0, ticket- | "PVE WAV ERE SQA tha es Gace Fada tare | mbd-amewom tair ot on memeem the mother, a bull-mastiff, waich had been lying | toe or patent-leather tipped, 75¢. n, Satiees. my? five sun parlors; coach meets trains. treatment, public questions, tts tnvelli- quietly in the corner, sprang up and made a leap 4 aa ae Rent and effective devotion to local interests, ant for the new-born babe. Dr. Galvin was holding BIG BARGAINS IN ALL SUMMER GOODS. June Mt S6THE LELAND,” Tue Paxsr Consera. the elifid Just as the dog came through the aif, ean End Mags, ave., Atlantic City, N.J. Newly ‘The nurse screamed, and, turning, the doctor Qc {ts close attention to matters with which the built, Newly furnished, “Open allthe . LOVETT, Clerk. Our Stirplus Reduction Sale of Misses’ and Star offic x ares ice ma ‘ household, and especially its lady members, are threw up his arm and the dog faster et MERELY ANNEX OF Ti mb24—3m_ eS (L.. WAGNER, IMPORTED IN TEN MODELS, his wrist. Passing tiie infant to the weltne: | Children’s LOW SHOES¢g the talk of the town. es a eed pa GUIRLEY OCEAN END, KENTUCKY AVENUE concerned, THE Stax 18 everywhere recognized woman the physic! ppled with the brute and furnished. Terms $6 per week. THOS. 8. LOVETI, | 1) Atlantic City: S. J; new house: steam heat; electric NOTICING THAT Together they ‘rolled upon tue tour The hurses Everybody surprised at the bandsome little Proprietor, Harper's Ferry, W. Va, sitachments, ire. MT. SOUTHALL (ot Washington, and admitted to be, in every quality, the leading screaming, tied from the room, aud the doctor and | SLIPPERS and LOW SHOES we are offering at Kee edo oe my2t-Rer_ | =. —— Ea the animal tumbled bout the Moor, the fori EPTUNE HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, N. 3. and Quaehe eompipires he EaneNeN, N trying tw elise wat of the dog and the the nominal figures of from 50c. to $1. Ny yaue des S88, wider same roanageineni Within ARE OFFERING INFERIOR CORSETS AS | auuxe in the counting-room, the work-shop, andthe Ver fercely striv a ea " a at for June. the flesh of the dectone ee eae ee os sine — THOSE SOLD UNDER THE PANSY TRADE- AY 29, 1888.—SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE family circle, received at the Office of the Supervising Architect. While the doctor was chancery he man holding tue brute’s head in URNISHED HOUSE, WESTMORELAND COUN- MARK, I WOULD NOTIFY THE PUBLIC Cg ee ras, ant ype ai Nealtuy country residence, | Treaury epartiment, Washiuugtou, D.C. until TWO Tn support of these statements attention teta thigh of the man, iuilieting a most ugly and pain- 16 rooms, and 40 acres of pasturage, for rent by the | O'CLUCK P.M. the SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, THAT THE ONLY PLACE TO OBTAIN vited tables below. They not show iulwound: Der tases ones ce ee ‘WM, HAHN & 00'S season oryear. Dr, WM. WIT, Navy Department. | 188% for the luboc and materials required for certain ontemes . aged = sistance, and between them they held down the Er. 7 Alterations to be made in the Fergusson Buidine for | © THESE JUSTLY CELEBRATED GOODS 18 circulation and advertising patronage of the paper infuriated dog by uuain force and in a few moments RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, MONTEREY HOTEr, sification, copies of’ which may’ be seen st had strangled him. Galvin’s wounds were bated ——— — — 4 “pe for the several years named, but, by the remarka- cal ed and no 3 BLUE RIDGE SUM. A. © Office of the Superintendent, Each bid cauterized and no serious results will follow. 816 7th Street, Western Marvland Hullroad. tee eed & vuarter hours npanied by a certified check for 8500.] NEW YORK. THE PANSY CORSET 18 r " ble incréase shown tn both . distant from Baltimore. |W ET, Supervising Architect.my30-e03t Gepartments ineach Closing Alsace-Lorraine to Outsiders. Sent grom rs Will open for guests about . For particulars address STAMPED WITH MY NAME AND TRADE- ws *LASTERIN« month over the ‘Corresponding month in the pre- ‘The North German Gazette says: “The passport 3922 Pennsylvania avonue, WM. W, POWER, AGSOMTSING | MARK, a ~ . regulations for persons entering Alsace-Lorraine _ Girard House, Philadelphia, HOS 1888. Sealed, es ee a Oe Gene aegeemqemnc onder YARLETON HOUSE, SPRING LAKE, N.J. ONE : DEVIN, polic la ce bedding, elevator, electric bel rates for uN; cI CEN ‘ ~ o) Alsace-Lorraine, Which has been prevented by | ™28 Sane and Septombors fk. Hi tes for | JUNE ELEVENTH, 1888, AT ONE O'CLOCK P.M. FINE FRENCH UNDERWEAR. Paper ts held tn the city of tts home, and by thosa Specifications can be seen and further information serfous incitements and French preparations for a | — Hoe WOLFES, A’ ».Entirely | obtaiued on application to the officer in of the apt-wae-Sw | who are best able to Judge of its merits as a news War of revenge, espionage and acitations, whieh | Gy, S ana Homelite, situated onthe etecue inet cmeeeta | Ot Arm Sects Mecum, 10th ret mer pet oe Paper and its valueas an advertisi ar of revenge, espionage and acitations, which | Gtoexe Suocess tie ae Waar igs iene toes | Syacthad kina curr sts Ge bee | Mian ML OP, ~~ andres sirable Lo restrict Lie intercourse between the two Werk, 81.50 to $2 per day. Special rates to families. | inst be addressed to the undersigned, eudorged on the 0G. X RAND ‘These arethe figures referred to, with whieh a and therefore ¥ I not regret if France Stably connected Wpth Hotel, Auply carly.” Sutside of the envelope, “Proposals for Plumbing.” oF 1309 F et. Mrs. Huntiay i nauional friction will Has mie _ ty 31-1 y in, Proprietor. | “Pitstering.” &e., as the ease may be. C. : ‘comparison 1s challenged: "The Parts ‘Crowned Our Efforts to: ~ HE AURORA HOVEE—— ~ — | assistant Quarcermaster, UR Army.” my30.31Je6 FINE FRENCH HALE GOODS, rsons Wishing to go to Ger. ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES, PARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING- ALso— DAILY CIRCULATION IN 1885-86-87, Alsace: Lorraine must NOULY the German Delcen. Tita losaltie is Mee eee he eet dit Department uutil TOECVE OCLOCK | SEPORLAM ETS & SHELL AMBER, snapULt 1585. 1888, 19887. embassy, trom. wale! tight’ his locality is noted for its healthfuluess at Depa SLOG! 2 le Soe at ee oaugh, after a fortnight’s delay, FIRST-CLASS SHOES AT LOW PRICES. que landscapes. “Railroad fare for the ruud- NESUAY, JUNE SIXTH, 188K, for the erce- |" Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingle mb 26-3m* Aiea good fill Ortoter 1, 28.25. French evok. u Juding materials, of an extension to the East Tw — JaxvaRy bE —— Cail ac'Star ofice for eivcular..” “neh ove Lode of the Goveruiment Hospital for the lusane, neat | @UPERFILUOUS MAIR” DESTROYED. LeAVING = Cannda’s Fishery Protectors, J: Hi. SHAFFER, Proprietor, Washington, Pluus and specications. for the work | S580 trace by my electric neue procems, euderest Sy HER FLEET OP CAUISERS FITTING OUT FoR acrrvy | TBADKS to the Liberal patronage of our worthy patrons, | my19-1m Aurora, W.Va, | may ‘be’ nevi, atthe. Hospital, Eronorala miu be a Sa? Frceineyt pareician, Ton years practice im SERVICE, H PEAN END CONNECTICUE | greed Propoval for buitding extension st Gaver | WG-60 MBS, DK-GABKIET. 1321 Get aw. Lieut. Gordon, royal navy, admiral of the fish« we are enabled to offer an entire New Stock of under entire new amanage- | meat Host L tal r the Insane.” ‘The right is reserved meu , PATTERNS CALL AND lectric Dells and. eries protection service, is in Halifax to arrange PEAITING, PINKIN e all bids. WM. F. VILAS, Secretary. see the Deinorest, later improved and superior to ont: ia luigh’ ceilings: beds and table iw seperti aad ae Sees anne cere ens ae one Sh % i _____ | all other sewing machines, with (full set of) latest ian- for getting the crulsers ready for sea by the open- SCHWENCK, Prop. . KOPOSALS FOR NEW NAVAL OBSERVATORY, | Proved attachments, 819.60. LUCAS, Bos Oth st ing of the season, Lieut. Gordon takes command ee eanawe a ABBETT HOUSE, —— Navy DerantMent, Washington, D.C. April a Seat She eee of the Acadia, and will have general supervision ene E Jackson'st,, Cape May, frost entitled “Am act maki ere eethon foc eee | Ls aka DRESS, SHIELDS ARE THE c— 21,406 : eal e » Cape May, gress entitled “An act making appropriations for the | M4 Manufactured Uy the Brooklyn Shield Co, brook wags of the protection force, Three vessels are already 19-1. ety ice for the fiscal pear ending June 30, 1888, | lyn, ¥. Sold by all leading dry goods houses in in commisstoo, viz: La Canadienne, Vigilant and “ mg19-Im = and for other purposes,” approved March 3. 1887. to | United States "mh-Sm* BAKES “3 Swill be placsd tn cota, OXFORD TIES AND BUTTON BOOTS, pe PAKK HOTEL, helt reference is made as part ot this advertisement, . eOOn CLEAN: 21,033 the season advances. An order tn co ¢ Bie Devartment wath TWELVE « c | BANG EsTABLisiMENt, 1 ‘ave. eee a modus vivendi Und ‘ . cine: aie HSK, for the construction and erection, bj ract, | HOR. N AND CAROLIS . ¥, as provided by the protocol Issted | BICYCLE AND LAWN TENNIS SHOES Tocated ine Besutifal Park of five scres, shaded by | OFS: tow Raval Obecrwanur tole loented on Darter: | wilt A. Macher and Maison Yeisen, Baris” jodlty, by the British’ pie ipotentigries. arrange. grand old native forest oaks, and surrounded by some | town Heiwhis, Washington, D. c., and to couprise NTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAB- of the finest mountain scenery in Pennsylvania, Special rates for families. For circulars, terms, &, address ‘000G-st. nw Ladies’ and Geit's Garments of all kinds Cleaned and Dye without bet ripped. Lafies’ Ewing Drones Sapecialty. Thirty-Ave yearw’- experience. iuverate, Goods called foF aurd delivered. AdcNOOL GARMENTS MADE UP OR RIPPED, Years, or until the treaty ts rat fled. o Father of 117 Children. From the Columbia (8. € ) Ke Nero, an old Jonesboro ne juding the specifications of the work, eral provisions to be Incurporated iu the con ud other information essential to bidders, are At Prices Cheaper Than Ever. contained in the “Circular relating to the construc: ° tion of @ new Naval Observatory.” approved by the Se y19-1in* 0, Who belonged in MRS. DONALD McDONALD,_ tary of the Navy, copies of Which, together with: : EXTON VILLA, CAP! THE | Copies of the plans. ca be obtained on application to | Addyed a wood mouruing black. slavery tlmes to the Koonee family, of Hepry REXION VILLA, CAPE MAY, N- J.. NEAR THE | {0'Shberiniguaent of the Naval Obeerveters: Wake A. FISCHER, County, asserts that he e ad hot sea-water baths; open for the season: D.C. or to RM. Hunt, Architect, Trivaue | _ Sl 506 G ot. nw. Y, asserts that he is one hundred and eight _ bel he ee cw York, N. ¥. Proposals must be made in. — - — years oid, has been married nine times, and is the a a 2 |. Ae 8. P.O. Box ‘dauce with forms which will be furnished on ap ~ — father of 117 children. He has been proactinsog eaveuinn watre survacK sexiNGs, Piruon tthe Superatendeat gr Aristotle HOUSEFURNISHINGS. aur S41, and must state the tine within whieh the bidder ce core —— years, Stil has all his Senses, and ts now about. as Ta icomplete the entire work.” Faymeute (tinder the G FE asa boy, ' will be open JUNE 18T for the accommodations act will be made in twenty-four equal insta | Gras Ky sixty-seven years od. Major Price has known the L. HEILBRUN, win The tos complete ht bast equipped sce | ments, ao the work progres ton bilioNuly carte | ota ecg STORES Reasonable Prices, old negro for 40 years, and says that he Wus an old. tin eith’r of the Vineinias, Gas, eiectile jhe last payment and ten percent of each Gas Stoves. man When he first met bin, ‘and coid baths on each floo! { instalment will be reserved until the fins Garden Hi ‘Hose Reel. .- 2 Terms, io to $60 per calendar month, Twoand | Ceptauce of the buildings by the Department, ” Pro. x ~¥ Quite a Ditference. Largest Oue-price Shoe House, one-half hoary from Waspington. | Four trains aaity. | povals must, be inpge te duplipate, emcigens.sn ombet | os ant ee From the New York Sun. Wrnite for cireslar containing aualysis of water, ai- lop ud addressed to the Secrewry of the = Caner. Citizen (to small boy outside the polo grounds)— » the New Yorks playing ball to-day, sonny: )—"Naw, dey ain't playin’ Deparuuent, Washinetou, D.C. ‘Ihe Navy reserves the right to waive de- ‘or all bids, as, in his joveruanent may Require. ino’ H. CABELL MADDUX. SJOkDAN WHITE SULPHUK SPRINGS, ick County, Virgania, open the Is’ Has Marmessrs To Oxvrn Mattresses made over equal to new. 402 7TH STREET. j P dey att YONE.” Paiuphlets at the Star oftice and the Springs w Navy. LINEN LOOSE COVERS FOR FUKNITURE dey jest thinks dey’re playia’ ball.” E my ¥ - Astraddle of Efe Little St Ba aa lets ca eGR eae ND} aia Se ct] oe straddle of tle Steed. YAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS, 7 F ING FIRE. ES ON | YPurniture packed for shipment. rom the Fitteburg Bulte ALKALINE LITHIA AND SUPE! ON THE MAIN BUILDING At ‘KEFORM x “ Pt ae et CERNE AHA ARE sceenron mos | Bie MAS BIR atta Ee | Onion hy anal recreate ‘$Tom? He 1s gener- ally on time.” Fred—“Tow’s chair will be empty for some days, He bought a bicycle yesterday, Then he thought it would be ‘suen a pleasure to be ad writes that it would be to walk?” ES TY, This celebrated Mountain Resort for health and pleasure: Lathe of any temperat P. $.—Tickets and Souvenirs for All my28-1w Ontice of the President of the Board of Trustees, 1419 Fat. Washington, D.C. May 20. 1888 Seales Fropo- als Will be received TWELVE O'CLOCK SL, SATURDAY, JUNE NINTH, ISSR, for erecting Fire: Escapes, Stuind-Pipes, Platforms, atid Laddery on the Main Bitldiug of ‘the Refori School of the District of Columbia, ‘Blank torms for proposals ad specifica. fous can be obtained at the office of the Inspector of Buildings, District of Colubis, upon application therefor, toxether with information relative thereto, sud Progosals, urn thowe fortis alone wil be contd: “The right ts reserved to reject any and al ‘ALLS, J. R. MCCRACKEN, Upholsterer, 1806 6; a summer climate Home with ites any accommodating: SOO sruests, open Ast. For inedical aud other tostimony send for elt WAL HW. SAL! my9-26t Proprietor. Deer Pank Aso Onxtaso, mb23-3m_ Tr Is Nie oe geeciernnees TOR, OIL, OR GAS COOKING STOVE we luvite your apection of our lange variety of We are also showing the istgont amsortment of ‘GASOLINE STOVES at To Tur Isrenesren. A Useful Combination, From the London Thear that a large house tn ar unexceptionable ‘There never was a season that we have made greater ‘City and County of Washington, District of Oo reparations fora White Goods Trade than this; like or parts of bids. A J. F it of Loard of | ever seen in Washington, which we are offering at - quarter has been taken for the season by a syndl- | binere the westhes las effectual interes with the ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES. Teustecn. a et ee al cate, consisting of a woman of ttle, a man of | hopes that we entertained for their speedy removal, ROPOSALS GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR] HOUSEFCRAISHING GOODS Co T.solemnly swear that the figures tn the above fasion and a Wine merchant. ‘These enterprising | and “uow go they must.” We cannot patiently sit Go May 20cn 1SS8 Sealed Petoealy MRHENOT ON | Please yive us a call, ‘two comparative statements are true and correct People will let the house to any wealthy snob who | here aud wait for the fates to be more kindly to Us, 60 3,000 FEET ABOVE TIDEWATER. ce ice of the, Commissioners of the Dis; 4 ©. & JENEB & 00. “ desires to give a ball, and {t ean be hired at an in. | ¥¢ Mave made up our minds to lusugurate one frict of Columbia until TWELVE U'CLOCK M. of | — _ J17 7th strest._ | in every particular, F. B Norns, clusive charge, which will not only cover rent, 2490. SALE Goo! the variots branches of the District Goverumeat nk | De Gormsds SiG B. Manecn Mas & O03 Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co. Usht, servants, decorations and musts, Dut alsd | RAND 12He. SALE OF WHITE GOODS ON OUR SEASON OPENS JUNE 23, 1888, goncral supplies comprising Sistionery EEck rors | WALL TAPES. » Sworn to and subscribed before me thi eigh- start dancing men (provided. by. te ‘mur ae 2p FLOOR. Sid Tinting, School Books, Furniture, Hardware. Tin: | We bave just received a fashion), eligible remalcs (provided by the woman ‘cunsignment of new ware, Plumbers’ Material, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, | spring patterna We are ‘all 15c. white Back | teenth day Of January, A.D. 1888. 0( Utle), and a first-rate supper an ‘ ‘This sale will include Plein White Lawns, Plaid Drugs, Glass, Paints, varvishes, Lumber, Forage. Meats, | Papers (8 yards long) for 10c. Piece, Gilt ‘ ‘otarial’ Vided by the wine merchant). 'T ain told that frgy | Lawns Steived Lawson Plata India Linens, Fancy Plaids, | These famous Mountain Resorts, situated upon the Castinis, Fuel, Dry Goods, Tee, anu ‘Telephone wup: | frou 15e, 4030. (Etutomed Gd from to 43. A * omy Fame, ("sent bails ave actually been arranzed for, one of | &c.. not a yard in the lot worth leas than 25c. This | Summit of the Alleyhanies and directly upon the main | plies, Blank focus of propossia, toxether with all 2- nienanegimes formation, cau be obtained upon aplication at Room 20, District Buldine, on Lat street northwest. between B avd C atrecta. ‘Ihe tight ix feacrved. to relect an And all bids or partacf bids,” WALD, WEBB, BAMUL! Ee WHEATLEY, CHAS. W. KAYMOND, Comnuis- joners D.C. 2 ‘my26-8¢ OPO=AIS—THE UNDERSIGNED ARE ADVER- tisiny for bida for the building of sidewelte iu the town of Laurel, Md. For particulars and full xpecite Which 1s to be given by a provincial politician of some notoriety, ‘ought to be agrecable news to mothers contemplating the buying of materials for CONFIRMATION, EX- AMINATION, and COMMENCEMENT DRESSES, BUY NOW and you get the materiais at one-half price and to make this saie all the more interesting we have marked down all our LACES and EMBROIDERIES tosnch low pr cos that you can now buy 2 yards for line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, have the ad- vantage of its through-train service both east and west, and are, therefore, readily accessible from all parts of the country. All Baltimore and Ohio trains stop at Deer Park and Oakland duriug the season, (Of the total circulation given above, the booksot the establishment show that an average of 17,625 copies were regularly delivered each day By car- Tiers at the homes of permanent subseribers within Tinting Sopra, 7th streetcars bane the Goat, nO” O08 THAR A al Asia Railway, ‘The St. Petersburg Sve¢ publishes an urticle on the opening of the Trans-Casplan Railway, which Says that no sensible Russian regards this railway ADIES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF Ai Litenmnet tare ‘should cousult Mra + city. jainder a datly average of as a means for the conquestof India. On the con. | what one usually costs you. With due regard for the safety of guests in case of | cations seo sured, Bros Gaul May 24, 1888 Coe | Tin and 12 Ladies ony” ‘uy avo ag anne eptlang sais rag ‘ hotels Wary, the writer thinks that it will lead toa defi- ‘This is not idle talk, We MUST GET RID OF THE | accident, fire excapes of the most recent and approved Jn. ‘Trustees. 24 See Tostio ae See, conresher od waar stations, ae an nite and ic arrangement between England | GOODS. design have been added to the hotel buildings at both Sites fia Page z rena espiaperocpr ed and Russia for the formation of a complete interna. = Physician in this cit confidently consult De. BRO" Fittcuise’ sttoutow paid sea my 20- Tau’ ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A or two of Dr. BROTHERS Invigorating Condise Every Indy in Washington and friends visiting will do resorts, wll to test the sincerity of our statements, Uonal rail system, and that comm aul With Ce attended ral Asia and India would be attended WIth great advantages to Russian trade, Gen, Vanouski, minister of war, rebeived a telegram froin the ‘governor of Turkestan, stating that an Manense concourse of Russians’ and natives had assembled at Samarcaund to witness the opening Rewsboys, making a grand total aversge within the city of 24,046 copies daily, and leaving an average of 1,438 copies to be sent to regular sub- seribers beyond the District lines by mail, express, FAMILY SUPPLIES. _ Electric lights have been introduced throughout the houses and grounds, large swimming baths provided for ladies and gentlemen, suitable grounds for lawn tennis, bowling alleys and billiard rooms are here, fine LANSBURGH & BRO. HOUSEKEEPERS AND BAKERS alike, vie with INSTIGATORS OF CLOSE PRICES, ry ther yunding its praises, and unitein the wer. It vigor to the whole system. Of the railway, and that the event was regarded Fiding and driving htewce ace kept for bire: in short | “COM tB am Female. “Sou B st aw: ‘my20-1m* | @nd railway trains, as tue berinniiig of anew era of peace, promisl 420, 422, 424, 426 7th st, 417, 419 8thst. | a11 the necessary adjuncts for the comfort, health, or | Verdict that it is PAR EXCELLENCE, THE PERFECT Do; In addition to the large and constantly increas. he development of egricuiture ‘taroughout the FLOUK OF THE AGE, For sale by the following well ‘The oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies provinces, The czar has abandoned his intention pleasure of patrons, Fuysician in Ing fixed subscription list above referred to, t may Of visiting Central Asta, ONE PRICE AS ALWAYS. my26 RBES 404 Re : RATES, srocers, bbe said that of the 6,421 copies sold within its Lm. Danie ee : 260, 875, and €90 per month, according tolocation, | JOHN H. MAGRUDER 1417 New York ave. rom the London Trutl {ts a larger proportion are bought by permanent Tesidents of the city, living in lodgings, &., not householders, while the residue goes into the hands of transient visitors, from all parts of the country, ‘Whoeach year come to the National Capital ia CHAS, L KELLOGG, Masonic Temple, sh st GEO, E. KENNEDY & SON, 1209 F st. W. E. ABBOTT, 1721 Pennsylvania ave. BR A. WALEER, 1600 7th st. E. M. BURCHARD & BRO., Penn. ave.and 4% st @. W. & H, W. OFFUTT, Georgetown, A. O. WRIGHT, 1632 14tR st. Rlt-was Decorarve Wors. Diagrams of rooms and floors.can be seen at Balti- Ladies contemplating going to the sea-shore or to | More and Ohio ticket offices, 619 and 1351 Pennsylva- their country residence for the summer should visit our | "!***~ Washington. oo iS Fooms and take with them some of our new TAMBOR | Al! Communications should be addressed WORK, or some of our beantiful new samples of work ee Can anything be more petty and paltry than the duke of Westininster canceling an invitation to dinner that he had sent to Mr. K. Spencer, because that gentieman had been a guest of the Eighty Club on the Gay that the club was entertaining Mr. Pornell? It 4s, if possible, more despic: Uuin Lis having induced Mr. Gladstone Lovet toe 4: "ANTED—LOCAL OR TRAVELING AGENTS ‘greater numbers and for longer periods, and wha, Rerited an immeuse WH aee ee MATES ID” | Decorative parpouee 7 toJune 10; ater that dat, tber Dezx Pansor | BEAGLE dutepesig® colorant sie othe 5 pudence of the mau in thinking thathe can dics OsKLanD, Garrett County, Md. CO., Cincinnati, Obio. my16-wi they respectively belong. The lastnamed isa cittaanddCother person towel Gal eqiaits| morn atut mace nese siteeronce, Ba-| Toca Wie Sralsbogeate) Remnaereyo sek, PROFESSIONAL clas of readers alone wel worth reaching; butt the absurdity of his putting himself forward/as the one hundred different shades, BA-| Q[ARRAGANSETT PIER, Telephone &10-5. | Full wapply Fenobscot Kiver tee at | — cammendis 1s to the phenomenally large permanent circula- tion of the paper, and espectally to its umparalicied hold upon the household and family circle, that the attention of advertisers is particularly a rected, A comparison of tne foregoing figures with those ‘Tepresenting the entire population of the District of Columbia will show that Tux Stax circulates ‘Within its limits something more than one copy for about every eighth inhabitant, of whatever Face, creed, age, or station in Life; and, realizing the extent to which its columns are scanned by opponent of boycotting in Ireland, and at the same tune seeking socially to Boycott those Who do not a v Lo select thelr acquaintances, And this is one Of our hereditary leyisiators! sos Kainoky Exph Speech, AVienna dispatch says that Count Kalnoky yesterday received M. Decrats, the French ambas- sador, and gave him an explanation of Herr Tisza’s speech, which, tt 1s hoped, will end the tneident. ‘The Paris Temps, commenting on Tisza’s sj says that seldom speak ef another with such license, The query ts made as to what time Hungarians have suffered Niolence or even distrust froin the French people. ‘They have always been treated as friends. —————e9——— GARRON ART THREAD in sixty shades. All kinds of EMBROID§RY MATERIAL at OPPENHEIMERS' NEW BUILDING, 514 NINTH BT. N. W, ‘On the wave-swept shore of Southern Rhode Island, 8 Place of rest and enjoyment, unsurpassed on the At- lanticcoast. Sufficient communication with the out- ‘side world, yet so delightfully isolated that the Sunday ‘outcome of cities cannot rush in toannoy and monop- olize. From the first the patrons of this resort have Herr = Tisza’s politan. ‘The Pier and its environment, designed by nature, ‘Aided by art, in indeed a haven of rest. The restless sea, Suvex Frasrs, SILVER BRUSHES, SILVER BOX-BOK BOXES. ture of marvelous beauty and grandeur, while in the ALARGE STUCK OF NOVELTIES IN SILVER | background is the picturesque mingling of upland and Gale, of shady walks and drives, of sylvan giens and JEWELRY. thickets, ‘the several members of the families into which It Expresely to enjoy the do ‘come from. to claim that the a | aca Sacer a FRANK M. LEWIS, yale’ Binaly' ‘the fas population of the District who are able to rend! Jeweler and Bilveramith, eae a ecmne ‘Can this record be matched by that of any news . 2215 Foun, ave, mead i t. Paper in the world ‘Successor to Samuel Lewis’ Sona. Sl senton 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. ‘In conciusion, It only remains to be eaid that tae wubscription lista, the books of the office, and its press apd delivery rooms are at all times open to ‘the welcome inspection of any person having & colorabie interest im Ube correctness Of tue sale s cacste, ae tn