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4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON er C.. MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1888-SIX PAGES. cIry AND DISTRICT. Base Ball, ‘The champions from Detroit had no difficulty whatever In batting out a victory over the Sena- tors on Saturday by the score of 11 tol. The bat- terles were Gillmore and Mack, and Con- Way and Ganzel The former was very weak and tne latter very effective, asthe mumber of Dase hits will show. The champtons did some ter- Tific batting in the first inning and earned seven runs, Conway batting the ball over the fence. The Senators made 4 hits and 7 errors, and the Detroits 13 hits and 4 errors. deteated Pittsburg with ease, 6to 1. Maa- Durg 6 hits and 7 rrOrs, Indianapoits went down before the Giants, 6 to ©. New York made 10 hits and 2 and In- ianapolis 4 hits and 5errora. Keefe Ewing, and Boyle and Daley were the battertes, ‘The Pailties vanched thelr hits in the eighth Suning and won from Chicago by the score of 8 10 Th rb nd Farrell, and BuMington and Clements. Philadelphia made 9 4 The batteries were Borchers hits and 4 rs, and Chicago 7 hits and 8 errors. ASSOCIATION GAMES. At Baltimore—Baltimore, 11; Louisville, 5 (first Louisville, 4 (second game). jand—Kansas City, 16; Cleveland, 15. At Iphia—St. Louis, 4; Athletic, 0. At Brook- Ciucibnaul, 6.” At Brooklyn game); Baltimore, lyn—Brooklyn, 1: (Sunday)—st. Louis, 6; Brooklyn, 4 ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Eleanora 70; $100. Henry a, 22, 8q. 372; $7,500, Joseph Burden to Emily C. Follansbee, sub ‘313, Sq. 674; $1,500. T. E. Wagzaman, trustee, to W- $—. Jotin Cas ‘Osbourn to R. McBee, pt. 8, sq. 3 Austin fo Albert Gléaso1 OBrien, sub lots 52 and 55, sq, 25: seis, trustee, to Anastasia Patten, pt. 13, sq. 290, $55,000. Catherine Needieit to C. Schnetder, pt 27, 9q. 518; $ S. Edwards et al, trustees, wo Sq. 721; $2,350. J. Q. A. Pret odfellow et al., toJ. P. Jones, sub 149, $9. 155. Mayse to Talley R. Holmes, pt. 7, sq. 51 2,800. George A. Mclinenney to W. T. O'Brien, sub lots 28 and 29, sq. 40; $4,914. Walter E. Wright, trus- tee, to R. D. Dean, sub lots 14 to 25, sq. 1088; $—. D. &. Grof to John M. Shaen, sub 6%, sq. $36; $3,000. Rock Creek Parish to U.S. ot A., part of "$364.84. Mary K Booker to W. 218; $— Isaac Levy to W. K. Goodwin $— J. A. Bates, trustee, to G.'F. Cooke, U.S. N., lots 1. and 2, DIK. 147, Burletth; $4,503.25. Georgie D. ‘Toad “The Gleve Mayse, pt 21, sq. 218; ‘Taylor, sub tot 15, sq. 510; $4,000. J. to J. A Rosecrans, sub S4, sq. 805; 10 B. Hellen, sub 7. 3q. 139; $11,000. Joshua: etal. to Minnie Fischer, subs 17 and 18, sq. $12,500. “Eudo: 100 50, sq. 1003: Jon O'Leary, 4.907 sq. feet On Good Hope road: #1,500. J. F. Waggaman to Z. T. Carpenter, sud aroline Watson to Caroline Wiiltains, sub 14, sq. 833; $100. | Caroline Williams to W. Mayse, same property; $— E. S. Kimball to W. Danenliower, parts # and 5, sq. 755, Jots 11 to 26, Sq. 911 ‘$23,000. $2,000, ee ‘Tae Baxsen Divonce abuse her. —_—___. ‘Tas Cast OF Guo. Busune: claim, was called in the Criminal Court Saturday, Mr. Taylor withdrew the motion for a new trial. Mr. Lipscomb asked that the passing of sentence Le postponed so that there should be no obstacle 1 the using of Bumbrey as a Witness against te other defendants in the transaction If desired, Tus THomPson Haseas Coxrvs Casz.—In the Criminal Court Saturday the arguments tn the concluded before Judge Montgomery, and. the de- cisioa was reserved unlil to-morrow. Thompson being a guardian in ‘Tennessee was convicted In a Federal Court there and released on ball pendin, Bis settlement with the wards ‘The principal ints made are that the indictment was void, aving been found after the passage of the law probibiting agents or attorneys drawing pension inoney; that theres no power in a Federal Court To take Dail after conviction, and evea if It had Such power it cannot impose ‘the sentence after the close of the tim ANTE-CONVENTION TALK. Opposition to Thurman in Unexpected Quarters—Gray’s Friends Active. ‘With the constant Inpouring of delegates from all parts of the country, St. Louts grew livelier and livelier yesterday. The subject which en- aged most attention was, of course, the Vice- Presidency. Gov. Gray’s friends have been work- ing very hard, and, while it stil seems that Thur- man {3 in the lead, it has become evident that his nomination will not be Drought about without a Struggle. Representative Scott is quoted as say- ing last night that he had no authority to speak for the President, and it is thought that he and Secretary Whitney desire Thurman’s nomination because they sincerely beileve hisname would add strength to the ticket, and his candidacy mignt pateb upcertain party differences in Ohio. It 13 noted us curious, however, that Senator Payne, Secretary Whitney's father-in-law, 13 opposed to ‘Thurman's nomination, andis said to have sent ‘word to St. Louis to that effect. Telegrams were received from Virginia and West Virginia last night saying that the votes of those states would be cast solidiy for Thurman. The Texas delega re nda letter from Congressman Mills, in wi Mr. Mulls juests that his name be not Presented for Vice-President. The Texas delega- Gon bad been instructed to vote for Mills, but in ‘Niew of this letter will not present his name, and 1 ts probable that Texas will cast her solid vote ‘burman. OWI MEN NOT ALL FOR THURMAN. ‘The arrival of the Ohio delegation last night Tevealed the fact that its members are not solid for Thurman. Gen. Thos E. Powell, one of the Gelegates-at-large, said: “We shall have a meet- lng to-morrow, wien matters have shaped them- selves better than at present. If we find that the ‘Thurman movement is general, then Ohio can do Both.ng less than give him a solid support. Other- ‘Wise its strength will be split up. The statement thatl A gg his name to the convention is iucorrect. It will probably be done by somebody from the West.” Other delegates on arrival began af once to work up a boom for ex-Kepresentative Rice. Another delegate sald: “The mossbacks of our party, wuo are im the minority, favor Thur- man. The majority are divided, With leanings toward Gray.” Meanwhile Gov. Gray's boom seems to have been prospering. Some of the New York delega- ‘ion are found to be for him. Commissioner Mor- Fisou, It 18 thought, will throw the thirty-elgue Lilinots votes for bim after the first ballot. A Majority of the Iowa delegation 18 for Gray, and KKeatueky ts also claimed for Lim. Senator Gor- Iwan ts credited with the remark that ali the prac- Uecal poiltics is on the side of Gray, and tuat Gray oust win. It was doubtful last night whether the names of either Commissioner Black or Assistant Post- Master-General Stevenson would Le presented a3 Candidates for Vice-President, COMPLAINTS OF THE ARRANGEMENT OP SEATS. ‘Tue delegates now here are complaining of the arrangement of the convention hall Of 3,300 seats in the two galleries it is clalmed that fully @ thousand are so situated that their occupants ‘Will be unable to see the deiegates below. Chair- man Barnum and Senator Gorham inspected the hall to-day and on the advice of an architect sug- Gested to the local committee that the seats in the palleries be put upon an incline,in order that their occupants might have a view of the body of ‘the ball, Jt then developed that the hail 1s wo be used next Week for the Suengerbund, and that the Seats in the galleries must be placed ‘on a level be nade temporary, so they can betaken Outeasily. The arrangements of Ube press tables were all overturned this afternoon, t! hational committee realizing that those previously made Were entirely unsuitable. 7 upon Frenchmen in Alsace-Lorraine, was rejected by a vote of 500 t07. When the result was an- nounced M. Paul de Cassagnac exclaimed, “Voila! oo the jose Neale house of ‘commons for M to the Recretaries of the Dub Un that he ent futions adopted at that ‘been i — AX ABaxvowED Con: woman eft kn a coffin at the G New Jectures, eld aon, snd was airected to Pt jonday even? Softn had comes be sofia and a trunk arr Sethe cata tee = ‘They they a Body Sunday and found consumption. eraay that they remains. ‘The man who so wnaccouatal ‘Lis name as Rice. ‘oli scapula about her neck. A Frexcu Le: Fore, Herald founded a league Kind ana'a new pay da. When int “Yes, we shall x fH fe E i il CHICAGO'S GREAT MALL, Meeting-Piace for the National Repub- lican Convention — Accommodations for Ten Thousand People. Chicago Dispatch to the New York Herald. “The hall where the national republican con- Vention will meet will be ready to turn over tothe subcommittee of the national republican commit- tee ten days before the convention meets.” said Mr. Milward Adams, manager of the Auditorium Dullding, to the Herald correspondent. Nearly every arrangement 1s now completed, and the last tning todo is the allotment of seats to the dele- gates, which will not be attended to before the day Preceding the corvention. The Seated In the “pit” of the Auditorium, which 1s in the center of the house and occuptes a space about 80 feet one way and 95 feet the other. ‘the level, and 832 opera chairs will De placed there. The galiertes rise all around the delegates, and so been arranged that no spectator though he be at the most Temote corner of the ball, will be more than 100 feet from the dels ‘unless be be deaf, will fall to hear everything 4s said by the presiding officer and other ACCOMMODATIONS FOR REPORTERS. Opera chairs will be put in throughout the ball— 7,603 of them. ‘There will be standing accommo- dations for probably 1,400 people, so that duriag of the sessions fully 9,000 ‘Will be Within. the Auditorium walls. In front of the delegates, to the east of them, Uy ed two feet above the floor, ‘will be the tables provided for the working re] are provided for these. Several butidred seats will be provided for those newspa| Gulge In descriptive writing, but whose duty 18 Bot to take note of the routine proceedings. In the platform is the presiding officer's flesk upon a dais, and back, or east of this, 4s the platform upon which will be the ope for the accommodation of the national republican committee and distinguished guests. Above this, and rising high up ou the east wall of the Audi torlum, is the stage and the stage gallery, tne sealing capacity of which ts not Jess than 2, ‘TE DIMENSIONS OF THE HALL are 120 by 200 feet, It would not appear from these figures that space could be afforded nearly ten thousand people, but such isthe case. The great expositon building, where the two conven- Hons In 1884 were held, Only Seated 7,991 persons, In the auditorium the gallertes run trom. Proscenium arch entirely around the hall, and every foot of space 1s uulllzed, ‘The telegrapulc arrangements are most com- ‘There will be no delay in the transmission Of matter, and the action of the convent. whatever topic, will be known in New York it tscurried to the and Galvin and Miller were the bat- made 10 hits and 1 error, and Pitts- wes. ’ Therefore, nO ‘and 150 seats ‘men who will in- center.of the rej Emmia C. Suane, pU 1, sq. 691; #400. Julia 7,002.52. Chas. Early to J.T. ‘Dyer, one-fourth, Of sixth ‘Interest in part of Alliance; $—. W. ple in waiting upon the streets in Chicago. ‘To the right of the president ‘Will be located the wires of the Associated Press. An entrance leading fromn Congress street direct to tue center of the ball has been delegates, Which Wil not be used ‘The main entrance 1s on Co ig also one leading trom Mich! stage and stage yallery. A Wabash avenue en- trauce leads to the west gallery, while the mem- hers ‘and those who sit ling officer will enter from ‘Michigan avenue, | Altogether there are twelve en- Urances and 238 feet of ext Teached by @ tunnel. Teaches his sectioi through the tunnel F. Hutchins to J. 8, Swormstedt, $1,316, George H. armstrong to rovided for the street, and there im avenue to the bers of the press, tei se. —In the case of Char- | just back of the Jotte EB Barber against Chas. E. Barber for divorce Mr. W. A. Cook has filed, for the wife, exceptions Yo the husband's ansWer, with a motion vo strike it out on the ground that {t 13 not a true answer and Was intended to misrepresent, traduce, and while each section 18 yhen a ticket-holder which feat he accomplishes it 18 Impossible for create a noise or confusion, a8 he does not pass through any portions of the audience, and when his section 1s reached he 18 not further than fifteen feet from his Seat and may not be more than one foot. Outside the hall proper the lobby room 1s suffictent to accommodate the entire audience. ROOM FOR AN ARMY. ‘The following figures will show the exact seat- of the house:—Maln balcony, 1,885: gailery, 6°0; maim floor (where delgates sit), al- ternates’ platform and parguet circle, ing reporters’ platform, 15 piatiorm, 118; stage Side galleries, 500." Total TO BE LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY. ‘The house bas been wired for the Introduction of the incandescent lights, the engines have been set and everything 18 ready for business. Upon the ‘open spaces on the north and south walls it 1s in- tended to put the portraits of dead republican Presidents, Lincoln, Grant and Garfield will un- doubiedly have the thrown tuto bold relief by means of circles trie Ughts, and the effect at_nigh Will be particularly fine, ‘Which support the ceiling, have liguts, aud between these arches will be stars ‘coupdsed of incandescent lights. ‘The decorations and “when compieted will to create a pleasing effect. Tue for the celling have airea consist solely of buntiny colors. Large 50-toot add to the patriotic coloring which prevails —When the case of Geo, Bumbrey, convicted of Hling a false pension se of Robert M. Tavmpson op habeas corpus Was and stase gallery, 2,000, and 603, laces of honor. , IL 1S expected, aU tron arches, “n studded with rogressing Wel dy been put in place and representing the on the side walls Will TICKET SEEKERS ACTIVE. ‘The crush for tickets has been enormous and 1s on the increase. Applications by the thousand have been coming in weekly from all over the country ever since the place of holding tbe con- Vention Was announced. There are apparently a Suillcient nutoer of newspaper men tn the United States to fil the hall several Umes over. ‘The hope ressed, no matter WhO may get tickets of ad- disgraceful scenes of 1884, which took place in both conventions, will not’ be re- peated this year. A closer watch will be kept upon the tickets this me, and improper charac- ters, even should they présent them, will not be admitted under any circumstances. Mgr. Bouland Not Yet Accepted. BUT THE CHANCES SEEM TO BE THAT THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH WILL RECEIVE HIM, The New York Sun says that the committee ap- Polnted by Bishop Potter to investigate certain charges made against Mgr. Boutand, the ex-Cath- olic who recently signified his attention of Joining the Protestant Episcopal Church, made its report ‘The report will now be revised by a. canonical committee, which will also take any Rew testimony that offers itself. Arcideacon Mackay Smith, who is chairman of the inv Ung committee, sald Saturday night that tue re port, as it stands at present, is not conciusive, and ‘Will'pot therefore be made public, and that there 45 no authority for the statewent Cuat the charges had been practically dismissed, He would not say that they aad not been. He said that letters had been received from Archbistop Wiliams, of Bos- ton; Bishop Hankins, ot Provide: Northrup, of South Carolina, whica’ stated =that Mgr. Bouland bad aone nothing improper While connected with their mmission, that the; nce, and Bishop several dioceses, ‘The Etruria Beats the Record, ACROSS THE OCEAN 1N SIX DAYS, ONE HOUR AND FIPTY-PiVe MINUTES, ‘The steamship Etrurta, of tne Cunard line, which arrived at New York Saturday, crossed the ocean from Queenstown, a distance of 2,854 miles, in six days, one hour and Mtty-five minutes, there- by beating the best previous record by two hours and fifty-seven minutes. The record up to Satur. day was held by the Umbria of the same line, Whose best time was made in May, 1887, when she covered the same distance In six and twelve minutes. “The mumber ot miles covered each day by the Etruria is as follows: May 28, 455 mntles; May 29, 458 miles; May 30,496 mile: May 31, 485 mites; June 1, 503 miles; June 2, 457 lays, four hours Col, Ingersoll’s Opinions, ‘HIS VIEWS CONCERNING GKESHAM AND THE POSITION OF JUDGE THURMAN. Col Robert G. Ingersoll said in New York Savur- vention, “but,” he continued, “I am in favor of ‘his nomination, and if nominated he will, in my opinion, be elected.” ou think of Thurman for second mocratic ticket?” 1s @ man of undoubted ability, 9 wecept the nomt. “Judge Thurman Dut I do not see wi nation. Four years ago Emperor Frederick, after signing the quinquen- Rial bill prolonging the term of the Prussian par- Mament, has withdrawn his signature. Bismarck and the ministry at thelr sitting Saturaay resolved to resign unless the bill was signed and published. ‘The emperor 1s swayed by the opinion of the em. press. Prince Bismarck had warning of the coming ‘troubles last week in communication from the Minister Von Putt for daing government infiucace ‘at elec tious M 4 i if | i i i I § i SUMMER RESORTS. PROPOSALS. LADIES GOODS. MURAT HALSTEAS TALES, SUMMER RESORTS. His Views as to the Presidential Sit-| 7 “ABM! ica ation, 7, Ocean County, X. 3. Taserview in New York Mowsid of Benda. Saet dikenatons “Mr. Sherman,” distinguished Cincin- : gas, artesian natt editor, Mr. Murat Halstead, toa Herald re- | 9) m Weuleoces: perfect aratiare. nd, porter, “has certainly benefited by the retirement Sour sunt haing aoetesets ‘Doating and fishing: Ot Mr. Blaine, He gathered up Southern delegates, | ssabove, or to the CHELSEA. HO! gates who were for Blaine, and to those I may add delegates trom the Northwest. Sherman has the | TIVHE AURORA HOUSE— solid delegation of Ohio, and if Harrison was out pany ALLEGHANIES, of the field he would get a great portion of the In- es ee diana delegation, He goes to the convention with more than 300 delegates. I think he can safely | ,,2,ftv0%, family resort at very moderate Prices. This count on 375. Some of his friends figure the num. | Ishdestpex Good roads, ample uspusemente. Bullread ber ag high as 340. If that 1s $0, he could be nom. | {Fe for, the round-trip, good till October 31, inated by the addition of the number of votes that | *75chowk oo New York will cast, which is 72. Sherman 1s Un- a3 ‘ a SNifen't chete considersbie opposition to him?” my19-1in {iog but itis divided. It seems now that Depew | () PENS JUNE 16HOTEL ALBION, COR ATTAR- Will ave more votes than Gresham. I understand | \ tic and Mass. avenues Ai ily. CHa Sn ee Stockton, Cape May Ned Terms ; fitie or “What! our own dear Chauncey has only 68 | Chestra: new. ag pavilion. 4e2-2m_ ‘Votes Out of the 72 from New York! How's that!” | Cheeta: ae ity information is that he has but 65. I am told | FROCK ISLAND, RT. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. that of the remaining seven two are for Gresham sloctrio Makita’ oleesat satats kell Bas nachos and five for Sherman. ‘The Depew men will back | §'a* table ofice: Seak eaea ea IE up their 65 or 68 votes with the claim that 0.8. MALDEN, 79 Milk st, Boston, Mast, _Je2-2m Gonos, Cleveland in New York with Depew By | 25 iven SPRINGS SUMMER RESORT WILL OPEN 40,000 majority. They argue that the New| Rose jarie seas per day. 30 per inonth, York Central Ratiroad has @ record of no strikes, | Fish: Grabs, and Oysters. mani Tak 3 y improvements. ce and that it stands better with the labori me ‘the jake! Land ‘Address Dr. RP, han any other, ‘They will say that, Depew Fall SKARISTONE, Kiver Spices: Bea. seh cont Bot hurt use every | Fay VEE Fatlroad employe out West will be a missionary tor | ‘J’ WAVERLY: OCEAN GHOVE, X. J. bim, The Western ‘and the delegates ‘Fine view of the ocean. who drop in at Washtogton are very surongly | _je2-1m ML. EDER. against Depew. They say he could not Kan- | 5) carry ELAWARE 4 sas orlowa, T'think that that is absurd, but that | WWAzbu, CAP BOUSE. DELAWARE WATER GAP, fs what they say, ‘This feeling 1s apt Uo limit Mr. | tain resorts: Tures ang e hall gis frome as, Depew's strength.” ” Pak ic; Broad st LW. BROADHEAD. Jem. JUDGE GRESHAM’S STRENGTH. INDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. M. R. R.— “How about Gresham?” WW Sioeuttcent shade nieseee home com- “Tho,Gresham movement has been pushed hard | fia "tale charges” cieculeey Be BRENT ARON. TONS and worked for all there1s in it. It is pretty strong, be lvania ave., or A, M. JELLY, New Windsor, Md. 4m antagonism to other candidactes. Ithasbeen an | porounie liver wil open June te Dee he ee een, anti-Blaine boom, Now that Blaine has retired in | 1888. such splendid form he has made his friends fonder | " First-class accommodations for 250 of bim than ever, and caused even his enemies to} All ery palit and furnished in the beet manner. admire him, It isn’t likely that Gresham will | Fine Hat , Wishing, Crabbing aud boating. | st come in as ‘beneficiary of the retirement of Mr. | ,2tof, Rapetis's Brass and String Band 2 Blaine, What his friends say of tis personal | §P0'Ouate for tive quasi tee af eet Bilan qualities 1s true, but in the eagerness and heat of | Other games. wavocacy 1 think they have slaughtered him. | * The table will be supplied with an abundance of Sea ‘They will stand for him, and he will have a stroug | food. force in the convention. | His friends will not bey eS Pa for the point Mondays, Wed- easily deiven from bin 4 Gresham is | Stuer Lakeon Saturdays, and “Steamer Sue" on stioun, koe Hue eee oer Sundays at do'clock pm, Leaves Baltimore Friday pris Way. <p should think that the strength | | For circulars, apply to a ‘oF é WASH. B. ‘Sherman has to begin with, pressing between the | and D sts, PRR TROT oe od 2 ats, Meuager, Depew and Gresham forces, w ‘cause him to | Point, Md." . B. WILLIAMS & SOKS, win in along Nght. the break comes the | _ie!-2w ‘Proprietors, friends of Depew and Gresham would naturally | 7VHE ALDINE, CAPE MAY. N. 2, DECATER at, rman nominated rather than first he from the beach, ite hot d col [ile te | nthe For particuase apply wo Feo Me EEE “But they say that Sherman 1s cold and unpopu- we Propi How’s that?” otescur HOUSE, ARKANSAS AVE. AND ‘I say he is popular. It isa ular mistake in front, Atlantic Ci Wg J., eularged and en- ‘that he js not. it is all nonsense about his being | tireiy refitted is now open. i ocean view. fine rooms, @.cold and frigid man. Those whoknow him know | *Plendid location, full orchestra, J. FORTESCUE. Gifterently. hie 15 not effusive, gushy Or sloppy, ee but pets very manly, aad Idén't know why hé | S¢7\HE CATAWISEA", BLOOMSBURG, Pa. 18 should not be ular. It is a false cry. Sher- absolutely unequaled in all Lager om) man’s record is the history of the republican | an enjoyable country resort for those party. He is popular in New York owing to his | @¥! in DEEL sound financial views, With the Germans of Ohio | 66 ‘ASBURY P N. J. THIS his financial ability makes bim extremely popu- delightfully situated house, 13 blocks from lar. There are very few cran! the Ger- } ocean, has ail mt; hot and cold baths; gas; artesian mans anywhere about money.’ water; sanitation perfect. T. NOBLE, Prop. jel-2m BOSS PLAT?’S TICKET. ENOVO HOUSE, RENOVO, PA. “They say that Boss Piatt, of this state, ts not a singh for Sherman, Is that true?” Jel-Im ‘0. 8. HUMES, Proprietor. “Mr. Piatt fs the gentleman in New York poli- | Myu= KENSINGTON, Ucs whom the mugwumps compliment with con- SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥. stant hate, and their animosity to hin has given Opposite Congress Springs Park, me u liking for him. I'm told bis ticket is Governor Located in the garden Spot of Saratoga, aan py ae eae Reeth First-class accommodations for 400 guests, objection to that combination, bout gentiemén are emote cee ee maililonaires, “Now we are wulin; bJect our. 2 Selves to stich a disabiity; Dutonegenticinan with { _™331-1m a tnillions would perhaps Uenough@a one Ucket. A | BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DELA- great deal of wealtu on both ends, however high ware, will reopen June 50 1858, under the sume he personal character of the men,” would subject | Hauiwemient as last season.” Penusylvenia, Hatiroud Er amonoes imperasions.© Direct letters or cail uutil June Oth, Naticnal, Hotel, “Well, suppose Sherman 13 not nominated, what WELLINGTON. Spee et gs year. A Leo-2m HE Vi ‘ASBURY Pi J. SIXTH ‘ave. near ‘st; 100 ‘Desch: ‘and all city couventence. a jeleotan a At! Nic CITY, KENTUCEY AVE, 100 feet from the ‘Terms moderste. [jel-eo2m) MRS E. WILE 4 _my?-mwf.m : been of the highest character—quiet persons of refined. tastes, who blend into one harmonious whole, or socie- {5, at once intalligunt, aratocratic, yet free and cowmo- tan, The Pier and its environment, designed by nature, ‘aided by art, is indeed a haven of rest. The restless sea ie in the foreground, and in its fury, lashing the sturdy, crags, oF rolling in long billows over the sanded shore =the finest beach in the world, is an ever present pic- ture of marvelous besuty and grandeur. while in the background is the picturesque mingling of upland and dale, of shady walks and drives, of sylvan giens and the bathing do visitors come from every sts in the Union No Sane oe dusty Hon.” Directly trom thetr roome on clean rept ’ fe ropes x trip. to the beach —the iiatening the bathers: Beach, miles in ertent where the children, romp. from ‘morn: Tbisht—a charming ecene with "The wants and wishes of the visitor are ministered to first-class hotels, arranged for comfort ease, and |-neason i. Wide verandas ‘seaward enjoyment at ied, by the Hthode Island wardens, und. the markets in the large cities, mnctually, syntematically. Tuquiry of the proprictors of one OF All of the hotels will bring promt 4 Kuan 1 Browning, 200 guceta, Atwood? 3 A, Rocker Pa 3,0, chanater, 5 « » Nye, 200 = HW.& e ‘R. Greene, 25006 iW Mathewson, tog ar ZH. Caswell, 30 FP. Te = Bins,” 383 ¢ ‘HILL HOUSE, (0) LITTLETON, N. One of the most extended and magnificent views in the White Mountains: perfect drainage; electric lights: all modern rement,. Seud for circular. aplé-ecan mene “FARE & JARVIS. for winter or summer season. Sea-water house. Elevator. E. ROBERTS & SONS. apli-eo2m HE FONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J Unopetructed cocan trout Thorousaty Sauipe ‘and appointed: heated throughout. £25. zm. FISTEL PEMBROKE, NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Homelike, Best Attention. Open REN H. JACOBY, Many Loxe Braxcs. WEST EXD HOTEL. ‘Season of 1888. COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT OPEN JUNE 9. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 23, ‘With improvements and additional attractions. D. M. & W. E HILDRETH, Proprietors. _my8-w,f.20-308 HE KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER @aP, P. “ulars and Now For cit terms, Tscofm 9° CWC AT UHODHEAD & SONS. T]HE PENNHORST, N END, MICHIGAN HE PE: QCEAN EN: iAN ave. Open all year. New House. Alm provements, Sun pariors. h20-11n0 _Jel-#mo JAMES HOOD. INDER “ATLANTIC CITY, N.S, WVINDERMERE.” ATLANTIC CITY, ‘Ocean end Tetinessee aye. Elegantly furui 00 1n1 ©. L. HOUSTON. Jel we... Atlantic City. N. J. Cheerful, near Eacific ave. Atlante City. S.J. Cheerful, ‘Manager. Ja%eo-2m0-Juleo-1m Washington, D.C. WALTER BURTON, Manager. then?” mys59-liné “There 1 no use belng cranky in this matter. | 7pyHE ARANDALE, NEAREST TO SPRINGS HOM ‘There ls, of course, to be cousidered the possibiitty | “I' HEDYORD, PENS AL _ that the candidate who was my preference and | “Opens Sune 1. Piccuresquely located midway between Who, I think, is likely to get the nomination may | the Springs aud Bedionl; has been enlarged and re- hot do so. I'don’t hesitate to answer the question | Psinted for the season of 1888. for further informa: {Who, after Sherman?’ I do not consider it disre- | Son Riots tt ALSIP & SMITE. spectiul to Mr, Sherman nor unfaithful to bis can- St my21-1m. LOUIS WOLF FPOTEL WOLFES, ANNAPOLIS, Ao Entirely new: first season: excellently furnished, cheer: and homelike. situated on, the Severn Kiver, ten min- utes’ nde, to Bay Ide." Terms moderate—86 to $10 50 to $2 per day. Special rates to cote ae SG SRY SS ror, didacy to consider with perfect candor what would | J} OCK ENON SPRINGS come after iti be stoull) not succeed. 1 shink in uneriparHs, that case the ticket most likely to be nominat ‘ant nS Would be General Harrison, of Indiana, and Will- | Pratt <kOrtR, Mountain, (near Winchester, Va. 6 Mam Walter Phelps, of New Jersey, For each one nodaies 300. Atmosphere cool; scenery of these gentlemen it 1s claimed that he could hin did roads. Finest chalybeate, alkabne, carry hisown state, naking two states that Blaine | {ithis, sulphur and healing waters. Sieameheated wait aid not carry.” al Dati and lapre swimtnity pool. Table first-class, mundantly eupplied: kood music: hotel and grou! THURMAN AND OB10. leah; sauitary arrausenehte Complete: beds Comore. “The evening newspapers say that Judge Thur. | able. “Teruisremsouable, Allustrated cinvularwat thle man will accept the democratic nomination tor | “Meio APPS tS, con puitaing, Wack e Washington, D. ¢. Vice-President. Would not Cleveland and Thur- ‘SPRING! RGINIA. THE GREAT man hurt Sherman in Obio, Thurman's own Dyspepsia Cure. Recommended by the State Med- state?” ical Society. Now recognized us the leading watering- “] see that ‘Thurman has consented to be acan- | Place iu the mountains of Virginia. Bend for circular. A. CALHOU’ didate. I had no douvt he would do so in the end, | sayoe tm although there is no doubt of the sincerity of nig | _™¥28-1m 2 reluctance In the first place. His nomination will | FY OTEL BRIGHTON certainly add to the interest of the campaign in Seen rees tear asl 15, Ghia, HE wilt have ‘he tendency to attengthen | Gyre OBB SOMA Ua TIN Mant Sth Shetman at Chicago. | Very nearly everytbiuy Wat | grecial retes to families, Ad.iress ay above, has happened lat has strengthed Suerman, It y26- im JOHN W, STOKES, a looks now as if be would certainly get there.” FP OTEL HENIOBES “Do you think Mr. Tuurman can cairy Olio’ soa Xojegaunge | Wecau carry i againat Thur. | “Prongh express tani: Grete Bee, and Clevel 5 asi e way ut the y25-78t J. T. THOM! IN, Propric fe Ucket. Count the brains first. But we sbiall not | ~Z2=o-78t___d. T. THOMBSON, Proprietor. _ be loliing arouad during tue summer montha” — | FA OTHE OCEANIC. ory, NJ. ————+e-——. it Qpen June 16th to Octover 1st. 2 WHAT THEY SAY OF SHERIDAN, | _T&tuis.address E.C.BOICE, Proprietor. my25-02t Opinions of Moltke, Boulanger, and 1888 under entire new management, with greatly- QPREREX SPRINGS AND BATHS, VA, OPEN ihereased fzcilities attractions, &e. De Grant Dhicts at a ipzicipa rug stoves and alot —— Ditices, i y5 A Berlin special to the New York Herald says a me the great Germaa general expressed the following impression tn reference to Gen. Sheridan: “I have always regarded Gens. Grant, Sherman, and Lee ‘Star office. my: ag the representative types of the highest form of | ryirL.roP HOUSE, FORMERLY ANNEX OF THE modern strategists, but Gen. Sheridan struck me Lockwood House. In the Blue + newly as the typeof a thoroughly American general, | Prmmbel jrerms $0 per week. | THOS. 8. LOVETI, with all the wonderful energy and fertility of re- | _ Call at Star office for circular. my24-2m" Sources that characterize the nation, and prob- | KTEPTUNE HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, N. J. OPEN ably no better cavalry commander has ever taken June Ist, 189%, under same Management, Within the feld. He was past master in ustag horses | “WnySssur i “Petal Fates for June for all they are worth, and all the armles of Eu- F URNISHED HOUSE, WESTMORELAND COUN- Tope have adopted many of the lessons taught by 16 pepe ge pre - ee cote him tn the tactical use of cavalry.” hemp: wy VSL WIKT. Navy Dope Oy the General Boulanger, who 13 now defttely fixed | “inyzy uae UT Wt WIT, Navy Departwent, up to his new hotel in the Rue Dumont d’Urville, | —— EREY Paris, gald to a Herald reporter Saturday of sher: | Vf isa peace idan: “The first Ume I met bim Was in 1881, when 1 BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, PA. Went to America tn company with other ‘officers | _ Western Maryland Kallroed, two and a quarter hours {to represent tue French government at the York- | distaut from Baltimore. Will open tor guests aout town celebration. When in Chicago General | June 20. For particulars address Sheridan called Upon we aS soon as Lurrived, and ame LS id not walt for me {6 call Upon him trst, "This | _ms23.-24t" Girard Howse, Phfisaelphi neve, the American Way, and a very hos- |ARLETON HOUSE, SPRING S Pitable one it is for strangers” 't returned his visit | Cece toma Sine teachE Ae ARE A 3; ONE oMicially with the officers of wy staff, and we | bedding, ‘ator, electric Delis. Special rates for were entertained by him in a manner that lett a | June and September, IL. HINKSON, Prop.my2-30t fine impression upon oUF minds Loth of is Los | Cérnue LELAND? Pitallty and courtesy. An tatimacy sprang up ve- ‘Oceat [ass tween us, and we paid and received visits from | built; Newly femubel. Oper atime Sara ion oe ine eo oe Sages ioe mb24-3m) SAML. WAGNER, well a8 to use and to the houses friends. The judgment 1 personally tormea ot | YEE RENOVO, TENNESSEE AVENUE, NEAR Hin was that He was a inost aceletaal crm act | Le bachy atagt Ce 5, il re-open June 1. Mrs. LO! LOVETT, Clerk.” ‘Term ty. W. Va.,a summer hotel, o} to a eee 16 per ‘Open all season, A most competent soldier. I had, of course, read : the history of all he had done during the wat, but | 222-35 _ ¥. 5 CAXESEMAM. {he impression lett upon iy mind, ‘as that of oue | FYAUQUIER WAITS SULPHUR SPRINGS, soldier Judging another, was thé “a an a Fauquier County, Va, most clever of 38 a very large ree ) aivwhat we callin out fanguage wn’ euptroe'coup | wil be open, JUNE, 187 for the, scommodation of Gall du terrain. | I regret very much to hear that | fier resort in either of the Vitwiaten, weet ies he 1s 80 ill, but I was very much pleased to notice | bells, betaut oot bets ona Ree the steps taken by the American Government to Tr 35 to $60. calel Confer apon him an honor he ad’ 80. justiy de. | onstin nee Pros wishiogion., Fou trains agit ewes 5 ee ee on certainly | write fon circular containing aualysis of water, at- ws preci services,” con- ‘2 4 cluded the general, with a slight tinge of sarcasm | —™¥ teins Ht CABELL MADDUZ. \Werness. ‘ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRIN . ‘The opinion formed of Gen. Sheridan by the late J spiel, County, Virginia. oven the St DAP Oe President Grant will be of interest, as compared | JUNE. Pamphlets at the Star office and the Springs. with the opinions of the twogreut soldiers re- | _™y1l-1m E.C. JORDAN. ported: As & soldier, as a commander of troops, as C47OX SPRINGS AND BATHS, a man capable of doing all Ut with ALKALINE LITHIA AND’ SUPERIOR IRON ae or men oe, is. a the very Ser ane The cele ARE COUNTY, W.Va. beridan. i 3 ra lebrated ‘Mountain for boait Of soldiers, pct only of Sur country, DUL Of the | Plearure: baths of any Vemperature summer climate SCHWENCK, ‘my19-2m Gaur Bio Boxaxca OPENED AND NOW ON SALE, OVER FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS oF FINE EMBROIDERIES. Cannot begin to give s full list of stock, but quote only a few prices: ECRU BATISTE FLOUNCINGS— 40 inches wide, 75c. and $1.00; worth $2.50 and 83.00 30 * = oO; * 2.00 et oe 35; 1.50 a * 20; ° 1.00 we © 13; ° 50 ALL-OVER EMBROIDERED BATISTE— 25e.; worth $1.25 50c; “ 2.00 ‘Te. “3.00 ‘Narrow Edges to match the above from 0c. to 20c.; ‘worth five times as much, Tue above Goods were recently bought st a great ‘sacrifice, and our customers will resp the benefit, E. @ DAVIS, my24 ‘719 MAREET SPACE. J. Cc Horcamsox IMPORTER, FINE MILLINERY, TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS AT MARKED- World. [rank Sheridan with NapviecL aud Pred- | U2*Urpasseed, a charming summer tiome with its tmapy aga erick and the great commanders in Listory. No | Supioveteuia secommédatiug SOO guests obers June | UNTRIMMED HATS AT GREATLY REDUCED mag ever bad such e {acuity of Guding out things sm het ee PRICES. a, ae fai ‘peclierpinp a € | _my9-26¢ Proprietor, Ss. to the enemy. Tuet. Us had. that magnetic | COBETWOODE ATLANTIG CITY, Pactric ave.| ?AOKETS AND WRAPS AT HALY PRICE Quality of swaying men wnick Iwisn Thadwa rere | w7.nse, Vet. Thdlana ‘sad filisels, “aear rietion FOSTER KID GLOVER, SSSR SH, Lost tae any one cat | Mus. 0.1. GEFRORER. Poke . ‘Sheria HE WESTMINSTER, Tan ee aves, attantic City, 7-90 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘The New Jesuit Provincial. Open all tha gear OTN | REV. 7. J. CAMPBELL 70 TARE CHAROB OP THE XEW oe Paik 5 Oba ee ‘YOR PROVINCE. VERE, PARK PLACE, OPPOSITE ‘The Rev. Thomas J. Campbell, 8 J., who has | Apps qrPrenigm’sAtiantic Cis. NJ. Tax Dowzsro FinesExone Axp ‘Deen president of St. John’s College, Fordham, N. | _mbi-eolm.jel.eo2m ‘M. DAY. Y., for three years, has been appotnted provincia! HOTEL NORMAN DUE ATEANTIO crry. Of the Jesuits of the New York province In place ‘Cor. Penna and A; aves, of Rev. R. F. Fulton, &. J., who bas held the post. | {Sted jesse eensae gO ReE Au rear on for six years, and who will be assigned to| py > Spare ain paca er caer eel Saas Beacistesnt et ur ceseet | Horm, Kosrrerait on Somprises "New York. Maryland, Vi the arabOe OF ise 9 Ae Jeske - . a Ge ate PUMP COMPANY. ‘Manufacturers of Village Fire-Engines. ‘Manufacturers of Bucket Force-Pumpe for ex- tinguishing fires, washing wsgons and carriages, sprinkling flowersand fruit trees, emptying cis- terns, &c, &c. ‘Make the best and best selling goods of their class in the Unitea States. Exhibition trials of our machines given every week day. Circular and Price-List/sent on application. myl7- ‘Main Office: 713 D at, n.w. . 3. L. BRYANT, EEP*7? Soklon et, Cape May, X, 3. my19-1m we our eS. ‘WILLIAMSPORT, PA, Located ims Besutiful Park of five acres, shaded by. czand old native forest oaks, and surrounded by some (Of the finest mountain scenery in Pennsylvania ‘Syecial rates for families, For circulars, terms, be. MRS. DONALD McDONALD, _myif- ime _MRS. DONALD MoDONALD,_ oa aan Uned entirely with glased stoneware. Rermorznatons. DUATED MEFHIOEEATORS for which ‘we soeaols swents for the District. WITH MLATE-STONE SHELVES, ‘We have sold above for twelve years, snd every pur- chaser {s pleased with them. ‘For Clubs and Restaurante. MONROE PATENT REFRIGERATORS, QR STATIONERY. re. PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. & “Ey eovecied og i i THORISON'S CELEBRATED GLOVE-FITTING &%S ‘er Ri, is 3 HAVE NEVER BEEN EQUAL TO PRESENT ty ‘AY 29, 1888.—SEALED PROPOSALS WIL1 Reread ret ‘at the Office of the Supervising Ai Department, Washinctom D.C. antl TW O'CLOCK BM on the SEVENT: F JUNE, i a ae a 888, for yr and materials Alterations to be ss {he Bignal fice, Washington, D. This office the Omice of tee Soperintendost, must be accompanied bys certified check for" #500 WILL. A. FRERET, Supervising Architect. my30-003t MORE POPULAR THAN EVER & PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. THREE LENGTHS, NAW DEAT 1888.—Sealed proposal duty at the 1709 New York ave. now. 18 Feserved to reject any Or all bids, “J. MII WNE. Chief of bureau. my21-lawdw ENT, BUREAU OF MEDICINE 'D SURGEEY, hafme 8 D.C, MAY 18, horses and will be rm: a4 or 4 Surgery, Ne J TWELVE GRADES. HIGHEST AWARDS GRANTED. THE BEST GOODS AND CHEAPEST FOR the senior medical officer, ERECIING FIRE-ESCAPES ON ROPOSALS FOR Pen NAN BoibiNe at Tae ‘REFOI SCHOOL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. — Qflice of the President of, the Board of Trustees, 1419 ‘ Washington. D. 20, 1888. “Scaled tals wilt be received antl nel Pipes, Piatforms, and FS Laddere on ‘Main Building of the Reform School of the District of Columbia. Blank forms for proposals ard specifics. ol \RENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND. 1H SNSILE ¥, PROD HOMME, author of this valuable work, can teach a good pro- nunciation and a practical use of French in an incredi- bly short tima Trial lesson free. ‘Ten lessous, 85. Classes reopen October Sth at 723 13th st. Summer session st Marths’s Vineyard, Cottage City, Mass. Je2 THOMSON, LANGDON & CO., New York, Sole Manufacturers, Mus M. J. Pro 2809 F at. nw. (Mra. Hantay FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS, \TURDAY, JUNE NINTH, ISAK, Yor outing Pare: ATURDAY, JUNE NINTH, 1888, for Fs land. the section 2 SHELL, AMBER, enaDUtL. “ sened ausd Banes Shincled. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR DESTROYED. LEAVING 10 trace by my electric Men le provess, endorend physician. Ten years” reatpent for ladice MHS, DK GABRIEL. 19¢1 Gs HY, DRESS, SHIELDS ARe OTHE BEST. f¢ Brooklyn Shield Co. ‘all leading ary woods ‘RENCH DYFING SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- ING ESTABLISHMENT. 1205 work of every descri OnE INSTITUTE 3122 P ST., WEST WASH- futon. The ‘The Misses Dorsey, principals. ‘The third annual session begins on Monday, October —— __'je2-6t" M ‘USICAL—SINGING (ITALIAN Mi:1 HOD), CLAS- ical Music(Piano),Guitar, Zither, Harmony. 5] dsb, ee ae a ~ oughly tat com) tebe Vera fetina’ Best references, Address A)’. Star office. 42-3" First-class Ladies’ and Gen' tion, “ANTON AND CAKOL with A’Pischer aud Maison Yriese, Paria. "Javl-1y NION FISCHER'S DRY LISHMENT AND DYE WORKS, 906 G at. nw. Ladies’ and Gent's Garments of all ‘without being ry LINE LERCH, former CLEANING ESTAB- inds Cleaped and Ladies’ Evening Dresses Thirty-five years’ experience. Prices: Goods called for and delivered. LL-WOOL GARMENTS MADE UP OR RIPPED, Diack. WASTEDPERSONS WISHING LESSONS home during summer in Penmsnship, Phou ome during CokieSES, and Bookkeeping, to address JAX. BIE Intact nwa or at Capitol cand stand” dyed @ good mourning ANGUAGES. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th st. nw., Washineton, col bury Park and Old Orebard $50 * CLASS. ‘Tuition in Deep Breathing, Voice Culture, Articula- tion, Pronunciation, Elementary Elvcution. Tone, Color, Grace, Gesture, and Oratory at HALF RATES. College tei Juve 12.’ Circular samy ATTN COLLEGE OF ELOCU TION AND ORATORY, 313 6th street nortuwost (Half a Block East of P.0.), Washington, D. C. * ‘over by Mrs . MORRELL, who hes lad 12 modal ‘and Gentlemen Mondays aud Wednesdays at 7. myo-1m" _PIANOS AND ORGANS. GUT PIANOS FOR REN wMttsirwaye: Pianos seated tacity of eeune, Barrow ya. Pianos incity, of country, SANDERS & STAYMAN. all summer. Reduced prices. Also, summer Open alt summer, luced prices. A FEW WORDS 10 ADVERTISERS. AN UNPARALLELED SHOWING, ‘With entire conddence Tue WasINoTON EVENTH® Stan ts presented to tue public as tne best local advertising medium to be found in the whole range of Journalism This claim ts based upon certain firmly-established facts, which are weil worthy ‘the consideration of all persons interested tn com- municating With the public in mgard to any Dusi« ‘hess proposition whatever. It rests primarily oa the broad and solia foundation that Tur Stap-cir- culates in the city where printed a larger number of copies in proportion to population than any Paper in the world. And not only is its circulation the largest and fullest, but It 1s also Lae Best, since the paper goes not alone into the hands of the people of the District of Columbia asa vody, but into their homes,—tnto the families of all classes, snd into Uhose of We moncy-spending as well ag the money-earning portion of the community, —ia larger ratio than any Gaily journal of general circulation that can be named. By reason of the fullness, freshness, and reliability of tts news local, domestic, and foreign, Its independent and fair treatment of all public questions, its tntelli- gent and effective devotion to local interests, and tts close attention to matters witn which the household, and especially Its lady members, are concerned, Tum Stax is everywhere recognized And admitted to be, in every quality, the leading and favorite newspaper of the National Capital, alike in the counting-room, the work-shop, and Lhe family circle. In support of these statements attention 1s Vited to the tablesbelow. ‘They not only show the circulation and advertising patronage of the paper for the several years named, but, by the remarkta- ble increase shown in both departments tn each month over the corresponding month in the pro- vious year, they also illustrate, in the most for. cible manner possible, the esteem in which the Paper is held in the city of tts home, and by those Who are best able to Judge of its merits as a news Paper and its valueas an advertising medium, 934 F st nw LE ESTEY ORGANS, WITH SIX (6) OC- faves. The new “Philha: to all who see and hear it. is still a wonder ANDARD PIANOS: DERS & KTAY’ u. w., Washington, D. ‘Charies st, Baltimore. Ma, 2217 Main at. Michoud, rear PIANOS FOK RENT. W. G@. METZEROTT & Co. aE G. L. Wi» & B Establishet 1864, Bach and otber Pianos EG! E, ‘Bros, Weber. Fi nd studied years in Europe with the most celebrated artists prevent euildren forming careless habits of drawing hey willl be received Saturdays, at four’ yvars of aco and upward, fur almost nothing." Instruction in every. branch of att, from Drawings of all kinds to Portraits and Historical Painting. Evening Classes fr Ladies World-renowned Kranich & WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 81. Clond Building, uth and F ste. Nineteenth Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, Flute, Cornet, &c. advaniaces, S Six ts: “BAIA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. MiveRsty ‘Y Of VIRGINIA. ‘unmer Law Lectures (nine weekly) begin 12th July, 1858, and exd 12m September. z c P.O. University of Virginia) to For circular apply ( ivgraitce tive) my17-2awim Prof. Com. and Stst. Law. ‘ard Busines College In America. Covonep students Dot sdmutted. Catalogues tree. FUANCISG. MART President : man i. C. K. UKNEK, AM. CE, Prin, and O-yans at low prices and easy terms. Pianos for rent at reduced rates. Special atteution to tus Tepairing. Pianos moved with | Kyane. Pros UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILT Purchasers is invited to oye ” finished in desicns of 1 DECORATIVE AKT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS. ‘asmortmont Prompt makesat ali prices. “PIANOS FOR KENT WAL KNABE & CO, 317 Market Spaoa, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Gus Fisr ‘URES. Gas Cooking Stoves. E. F. BROOKS, sO. B. BULLAKD, Director. myv-lme Ss PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR. 7TH Jand D sts. nn. w. New classes for Spring Session, Branches: Btenovraphy and Typewsting Eloeto ni + Elocatio Bonn Pitinan Phouowraphy: Eaphd. Business Writing. Bay and evening Sessions for Ladies and ‘Gentiewen. ‘Tuition by the year, quarterly or monthly install- ments, Ciroulary ines. BL 6. SPENCER rincipal, ap. jew Artistic Styi RIYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 313 6TH t. U.W.. hear City Post Otfice. The Highest Stand- FLPWARD C TOWNSEND, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, mb15-6m 1317 13th st. nw. 531 15t st.. Corcoran Buildin. Ham Marrzsses To Oxvzn ASHINGTON KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE, For the training of teachers, a, Model Kindergarten abd Primary Gmabiisbed Asran 7 ScBOoe Mrs LOUISE PO} LOCK, Princit 13 dry tore ‘Mattresses made over equal to new. LINEN LOOSE COVERS FOR FUENITURE Furniture Reuphoistered. Purniture packed for shipment. Orders by mail promptly answered. J. R. McCRACKEN, Wt VERNON sEMINaRy, 1200, 1104, 1116 M. STREET, AND 1128 11TH REET N. W. French and English Boarding and Day School for ‘Young Ladies and Little Girls, Se, Interniediate, and Primary Departments Thorough instruction in ai Urauchos twaccordanse ‘with best modern m yethods, ‘Thirteenth Year. Secoud Term begins FEBRUARY 1, 1588. ‘Comniodious new school building, heated by steam For particulars spplyty 3228-6. MRS. E. 3, SOMERS, Principat. ph23-3m Upholsterer, 1806 14th st. Ir ls New ots REFRIGERATOR, OIL, OR GAS COOKING STOVE we invite your inspection of our lange variety of ‘soove coud ‘Wo are also showing the larvest aasortment of GASOLINE STOVES ever seen in Washington, which we are offering at COUKISG STOVES in arvat varlety. HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, &. W. S. JENKS & €O., ‘717 7th strest. BLEPREUX & 00, Crormerly with B. Hanson Hiss & Co.), WALL PAPERS. MES BEMAQUS, FULLER SMITH. TEACHER ‘4 Vocal susic, Viardot-Garcia method. App! fons received Moudays aud ‘Thursdays trom 2 1733 H st. nw. References: Madame Ferlesi-Ova Stutivart, Mrs, Secretary Whitney, Wash.; 3 eridan. FINANCIAL | J 5% W- conser. ‘Men:ver N. X. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 ¥ ST. N.W. Bankers and Dealers in Government Honda, its. Exchan, on the Exchavyes of New vork, ha Baltimore ouught sud sold. Deros ge. Loans. Callecticns Raslroad Stocks and Bonds, and all securities listo De Fuuadelphia, Boston, A specialty made of Luvestunent Securitios, District Boude and wil Local tailroad, Gas, Insuranee, ahd Tele Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. Jy18 «Phone Stock dealt in. ‘American. We have just received a la spring patterns, We ore. wel Pavers /S yards lone) for 10, ye rei 15¢. t0 30. Einvossed Mors gustaateed first-class. ting a epecialty. cate oe LEPREUX & BRO, 50S 7th st. aw, 7th street care jana the door consignment of new in all 15¢. white Back tod. Fresco Painting and ‘INQ, W. MACARTNEY, Swek/es. Prenvex Prices Ox Booxs. ‘We have the LARGEST STUCK in the cit ard Books, Illustrated Books and Juvenile ia for Fretuiuina. at Lowest SPECIAL DISCOUNT will be allowed ghatipe Premiums Enyraved ‘Copper Viate and fifty in BAUSI'S BOOK DEPA FAMILY SUPPLIES. _____ PROFESSIONAL. men 0 celts each, “4U8 1. surest, bubweet ith th streets uorthwest. Cay PROF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLATR- ‘Astrologer and Spiritual Medium. Bora with Docoud aught aud veil. every” biden p COMPANY — 137H-ST. WHARF Telephone §16-5. Full supply Penobscot Kiver ice at ap 3 KE TELLS ALL 1HE EVENTS OF eT Ee ee ie siereccundental Ladincsence, = ¥ext QUALITY OF a At Lowest Kates, from Yellow Office 12th and Ps. » ie oie OS Water st. G'to'u, telephone call 701-2 phone call 591-3. MEDICAL, &. ND MES. WILSON, 218 C ST. N. nieed States, “Over thirty I prectice, since 1855. “Advice tec aud confidential EQUI E SERYICES 0) ADIES WHO REQUIRE THE SE FAN Mrs. We ON, 1) see, B. ¢., bet, Band C and Liiwand 12th'sts, we Ladies only.” my30Ot VER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT ‘oldest-established sdvertis peculiar ND. al Shetehe alt ane EVENTS OF Li E and ber'saual con: Fated torother. tha cures sel ssa paRecelL @ 1V10 Lith st. nw. Office 10 amtospm al SPECIALTIES. ULLER, OF THE EYE EAR "Sad Those to 828 13th st nw, o of nervous; Ctmuparte visor to the whole ayeten, Female. ‘600 Bee Drie cikeat ge eee AS tlle an ensen ‘These arethe figures referred to, with which @ comparison is challenged: DAILY CIRCULATION IN 1885—"86-"87. 1585. ISS. 187, Janvary 23,470 Peesvarr.. 26,290 Mancu... 26,009 APRIL... 25,575 May 23,749 Jone. Jun. 21,406 23,186 NUMBER OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS PRINTED IM 1885-80—"87. 1s83., TANTARY. 0 .00eeeeceeees- AISS Wi tts £ 3 beGEEEE £ 41,499 45,910 34,038 City and County of Washington, District of Cx umbia, #8: : 1 solemnly swear that the figures in the above two comparative statements are true and correct tn every particular, £. B. Noves, Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co. ‘Sworn to and subscribed before me thi eighe teenth day of January, A. D. 1888, AB Key, Porat Notary Public. { Seal. ‘Of the total circulation given above, the booksot the establishment show that an average of 17,623 copies were regularly delivered each day by car- Tiers at the homes of permanent subscribers within the city, Of the remainder a dally average of 6,421 copies were sold at the office, in the novels and railway stations, &€., and on the streets, by newsboys, making @ grand total average wiia the city of 24,046 copies daily, and leaving am average of 1,438 copies to be sent to regular sub ‘scribers beyond the District lines by mail, expres, and railway trains, In addition to the large and constantly tncreas- Ang fixed subscription list above referred to, t may be said that of the 6,421 copies sold within Its lim its a larger proportion are bought by permanent Tesidents of the city, living in lodgings, &c., not ‘houseboiders, while the residue goes into the hands f transient visitors, from all parts of the country, ‘Whoeach year come to the National Capital 1a greater numbers and for longer periods, and wa, furthermore, largely represent the well-to-do and purchasing portions of the communities to which they respectively belong. The last-named ts class of readers alone well worth reaching; but it 48 to the phenomenally large permanent circula on of the paper, and especially to its unparalleled hold upon the household and tamily circle, that ‘the attention of advertisers 8 paruculwiy di rected. A comperison of tbe foregoing figures with those representing the entire population of the District of Columbia will show that Tw Stan circulates within its limits something more than one copy for about every eighth inbabitant, of whatever Tace, creed, age, or station in life; and, realizing ‘the extent to which its columms are scanned by ‘the several members of the families into which 16 goes, it 1s pot extravagance to claim that she paper ts read every day by Sully two-therds of the population of the District whe are able to read ‘Can this record be matched by Uthat uf any news paper in the world? Intelligent advertisers will readily understané the facts apd figures given above, and the value ct a circulation of such extent an¢ character, with ‘out amplification or comment. In conciusion, it only remains to be said that tae subscription lista, the books of the oMice, and its press and delivery rooms are at all times open to ‘the welcome inspection of any person having ® colorable interest in Ube correctness of the state ‘ments beretn made. 5 ‘The Certificate of an Expert. ‘From the Washingtem Post, January 8th, 1888. ‘We congratulate THE Sram on its great prosper ‘ty. There iano better evening newpaper he Untied tates,