Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1889, Page 7

. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON CITY AND DISTRICT. Judicious Advertising CREATES many a new business; ENLARGES many an old busines REVIVES many a dull busines KESCUES many a lost tusiness; many @ failing business: ‘S$ many a large business; S success in any business. To “advertise judicwusly,” use the columns of reais i advertise its rates are much the cheapest. BASE BALL YESTERDAY. How the Championship Games Were Won and Lost. The rain was confined to Washington yester- as far as league base ball playing was con- cerned, and consequently the other parts of the procession moved on while the senatorial and Philadelphia divisions remained stationary. ‘The result was that Pittsburg took the lead in race, with Philadelphia second, New York, Boston, Indianapolis, and Cleveland tied for third place, Washington seventh, and Chicago let. This was done by the victories yesterday of Pittsburg, New York, and Cleveland. Capitol Perk was an artificial lake and the enthusiasts who had hoped to see the Statesmen redeem themselves by taking # game from their guests were sadiy disappointed. The Pittsburg team won from Anson's aggre- gation through better fielding, by the score of 5 to 4. It was an uphill contest, and the victory was due greatly to the steady work of Staley and Miller after the Chicago team had secured a lea Their four runs were secured in the first foar innings by means of hard and con- tinuous batting. The Chicago battery was Gumbert and Flint, and would have won but for the poor fielding of their supporters. Pittsburg made 6 hits and 1 error, and Chicago 10 hits and 4 errors. New York won a hard hitting, by the se and Brown, and Madd were the batteries. New York won by better batting and cleaner fielding. Ward m: ouly two errors made. The Giants pile their runs in the first five inning: er Kelly went behind the bat and steadied Madde so that no more runs were made, The Hubbites played bravely against the odda. but could not quite reach their epponents, New York made 16 bits and 2 errors, and Boston 10 hits and 5 errors. Cleveland took sweet revenge on the Hoosiers and defeated tuem by the score of 10 to 4. Heatin and Sutciffe. for the Babes, did good work, while Boyle, with Daly to back him, oly. At the end of the fifth « his place, but the visitors went right on winning. The fielding was sharp. Indiana, le 7 hitsand 2 errors and Cleve- At St. Louis—St. Louis, 10; Brooklyn—Brooklyn, At Kansas City—Kansas City, 16: me from Boston, full of re of li to 10. Titeomb Ganzel, and Kelly There was some great record batting in the game in Jersey City yesterday. Connor made two singles and two doubles, Hardy Richardson made a single, a double and a triple, Ward made two singles and a double, and O'Rourke secured three singles. oa Oklahoma Quiet and Sober. Secretary Noble re ¥ received the fol- fowing telegram from agent aGuthrie, Oklahoma: “Everything here is in a quiet ndition. The exclusion of liquor has given us a peaceful and orderly community. The lund oftice here is moving smoothly. The Washington force is juable.” beast ra Yo Prosecution. Yesterday afternoon. in the Police Court, Assistant District Attorney Armes entered a pros. in the case of Dr. John A. Daly, rged with assaulting Dr. Charles H. English. 2 trouble occurred in the medical depart- of the National university, corner of 8th streets northwest, Monday night, as pub- d in Tuesday's Stan. The magistrate’s war- d the defendant with assault and with intent to kill. Dr. English re- t ceived a severe blow on the head with a piece iron belonging to the dental chair. He con- nted to anolle pros. being entered because s vrevailed upou to do so by members of the faculty. ennee ew Easter Egg Rolling. Fititor of Tat EVESING Stam ask your readers to tell us some- »out the origin and extent of the egg- tom on Easter Monday? I remember eugaged in it when a boy, some forty at Ido not know whether it ex- «yond this immediate region; neither and any literature on the subject. The al society is collecting the local toms and you will confer a favor if you t out the history of this very interest- O. T. Mason. a. Transfers of Real Estate, fee have been filed as follows: et to F. P. Bell, lot 18, blk. 39, grounds; ean ferz ing pas e700. imer to C. B. sub lots 15 and 16 and pt. 17, 8q. 62: Susen A. Berry to H. B. Zeveley, sub and [ Mt. Pleasant; 1,000. J. A. to W. 35, sq. 615; €1. Mary A. Bates to W. L Graham, sub 19, sq. 556- $450. W. 1. Grabam to G. W. Whal ame propert: e260, Walter E. Wright to Thos E. Davis, pt. 2. $—. Susan W. Paulto A. C. Paul, ¥ 1 half lots 13 and 14, bik. 3, Whitney « \e . John Jones, et to Ann M. 3 V's Portion; $—. J.J. Purman to Je -lots3 and 4, blk. —, Meridian i She Preferred Jail to Paying a Fine. ‘Lhe neighborhood fight which occurred near corner of 3d and I streets northeast be- tween the McDonald ana Kenny families, as pu i in Tue Star at the time, was taken up i Police Court yesterday afternoon. Mra. Flze Kenney was charged with assaulting Mrs. Margaret McDonald. The court heard the tes- tmony of several witnesses and held Mrs, they can keep me.” She went to jail, refusing to pay her fine, although it is stated she owns property. peer RTs. crt Corrt—Judge Montgomery. Yesterday, Holtzman agt. Hill; verdict for wcudant, Egurry Covrt—Judge Coz. Yesterday, Condon agt. Gray; raleon Gon- zoga college returnable Oth. in re Jeremiah McCormick; writ de lunatico directed to issue. = — *6.50 To New Youx axp Retvry.--The Bal- more and Ohio railroad company will sell. ex- m tickets to New York for all trains April and for train leaving the Baltimore » depot 8 a.m. May 1. Tickets valid re- ug until May 6, inclusive. Round trip only sO. = ——.__ Sunlight in Babies’ Eyes. From the St, Louis Globe-Democrat. “A child of mine,” said Joseph Kendall, “suf- fered a severe afiliction im the eyes a few years ago. and they are yet weak. I came to the usion that it was the result wholly of hav- ing the clild’s eyes exposed to the sharp rays he sun. Every day you can see the servants ng babies around in little carriages. with ttle one’s eves fully exposed to the sun. I lieve that is tlie cause of so many young chil- dren having to wear eye-glasses, “The oculists are how paying some attention to the matter.” © The local circulation of Tue Eventxo Stan is not only the largest and fullest, but it is also the Best, since the paper goes not alone ito the hands of the people of the District of Columpia as a body, but regularly into tir homes,—into the families of all classes, and into those of the money-spending as well as the money-earning portion of the community, An advertisement in its columns therefore reaches the eye of everybody worth reaching. ——+e2______ Americans often wonder why Englishmen ean be so obtuse as to prefer cricket to base ball. One of the principal reasons is that a Mian cau play good cricket until he is fifty Years old. One wauts youth and the agility of 4u athlete to play base ball as itis done now- adays. Mrs. Taylor, an El Paso lady, fell from a Memphis, Teun., elevator on her bustle and escaped unhurt. Old ne for sale at this of — Tombstone Epua; Rev. L. C. Miller, a prominent minister of the M. E. Church South, died at Harrison- burg, Va., yesterday. ie was one of the most quent preachers in the south, feet ‘and | OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORS. What is Going v | correspondence of THe Rockvixe, April 25, 1899. The quarterly meeting of the Teachers’ as- ciation of this county will be held at the public school building here on Friday, May 3. After the transaction of routine business the association will consi proper age for commencing the study of gram- mar, The question of the propriety of requir- ing a pupil who has been absent from school Tar Evestxa Stan, Everybody in the District | 4 week to get the consent of one of the trus- and, in proportion to the returns it yields | tees before he is readmitted will be debated by J. K. Newman, Wm. in the affirmative, and Prof. Storey, E. L. Amiss and Robert Green in The Good Templai last meeting was visited by a delegation of ladies and gentlemen sisting of M. H. Jones, Louis H. Stabler, S. Jones, E. L. Gilpin, A. J. Stabler, Emma Magruder, Edith F. Brooks, Alice Stabler, Anna Farquhar, Man- Green and Miss nana St nished the evening bler and Ma: wed will give au entertainment on May 18 to the several lodges of the Bishop Paret, of church, will bold Mechanicsville on th place on the 28th. Itis reported here that a syndicate is being formed in Washington for the purpose of pur- chasing land supposed to contain gold and othr minerals in this The Poolesville Li winter sessions on esting meeting at the residence of Judge W. Poole. ‘The fifty acres of Iand adjacent to Halpin’s station, recently purchased by Mr. Chapman, has been laid off in building lots, and p! with ornamental shade trees. Messrs. 8: vd, of Gaithersburg, and Ninian Perry, of Potomac, will be candidates for the nomina- tion for county com district at the democratic primary election. The public school board will meet on May 1 for the appointment routine business, Mr. Chandler Keys to-day sold to Mrs. Mary M. Dodds 7 acres of woodland, about 1 mile from this place, for = The Easter offerings at Christ Episcopal church amounted to $245, It is reported that a two-third interest in the Montgomery gold mine has been gold to Chi- oe parties for $20.000. etters of administs mantown which they had caug! Mr. Chas. Corrick for painting the pew Messrs. Thos. Ande! Laird, J. W. Warner, Episcopal church at the same, Hon, Chauncey M. pleasant, rainy night gave to the newly Hon. Whitelaw Ki The dinner was the fi W. T. Sherman, J. J. Evarts, Vice-Pre: Ward McAllister, ©. Crager, W. W. Astor, dyke Rice, John A. nia wine growers toge! fe shape wine-growers and hai given ont. Jno. P. nia atthe Paris exbil organization for the vineyard a ifornia, He has the Gladstone’s High the duke of Westmi this: bishop, as far as lan; which can hardly bi upon, power. cl profoundiy its € Eight Hours for ins the eight-hour day sy a large majori striki cog recognizing yielded that point, From th Here is au old astr indicate with tolerabl of the girl according to be born in. Ifag It in February, ah If in March, a friv If in April, incons but likely to be goo If in May, hs be happy. be frivolous. sulky tempe Ifin Angust, ami likely to marry’ rich. If in September, di. liked. If in October, pre likely to Le unhapp position, ne vocal and late John C. H. Richter have been granted by the orphans’ court to H. D. Waters, of Ger- A party of five residents of Sandy Spring passed through here on Monday having in their possession eighty-four large black bass few hours. The river is now muddy. town recently purchased by Mrs, M. and C. W. Beall, of Washington, Snouffer, John McDonald and Jobn G. Eng- ppointed minister to France, in his new residence at 43 West 5ith street. Beside the honored guests of the evening the following were present: Chas. A. Dana, Gen. iliseock, Legrand B. Thos. C. Platt, Elliott F. Shepard, Major J. M. Bundy, Stephen B. Elkins, Clarence A. Seward, Chas, F, Lanier and Russell Harrison, A California Wine Trust. It was announced in New York yesterday that the long-continued efforts to bring the Califor- and the details viticultural commission of the state of Califor- his departue on Saturda ists, and the assurance of additional support and co-operation from France. From the Pafl Mall Gazette. Mr. Gladstone's esti after @ paper read by the bishop of Ripon at “I wish to bear testimony with the of magnitude and the importance of his works, Dante has a place absolutely alone in the whole compass of what is called literature. and I do not think that there is any writer who can compete with Dante in what I call educated In my opinion the study of Dante is a Very serious matter, entailing a serious respon- y. Every thinking person who gives him- hat study caunot, during the study, but paftene . si ors | QPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH | Open 15th April. d Grand Jury. mal Ata leege sasoting of the airing carpenters | GES ACEEIAE, MUSINGS COLL OS, 607 0,660 | aps-Im* Mrs. B. R. OWE cae Gale . Louis Ye sterd. 4Y proposition to return ube Men and Women have been tramed i ty ET HERIT. AT LANTIC CITY, i to work for those boses who have agreed to | (fran Colores, Day and night six courses: | WV Rentecky are atin ene ' stands as it did before, the bosses not having Girls’ Birthdays. Savannah News. will be a prudent housewife, given to melan- choly, but good-tempered. wife and tender moth what given to quarreling, some, amiable, and likely to If in June, impetuous, will marry early and If in July, passably handsome, but with a aif in November, liberal, kind, of a mild dis If in December, well proportioned, fond of novelty and extravagant, Plush and tapestry coverings for fine farni- —— Clean House Ah only with ler the question as to the H. Pace and J. F. Byrne the negative. r lodge at this place at the n from Olney lodge, con- Dr. 'M. y Reed. The visitors fur- instrumental music, and pleasantly. Rockville lodge Because there is nothin clean with so little labor in so the work easy. Do you SUPpOse—that anything could attain such popularity as PEARL- INE enjoys, and hold it, without wonderful merit—that people would use it year after year were it harmful to fabric or hands—that the hundreds of imitations are attracted by anything but its wonderful success ? You’ll do well to use Pearline—see that your servants use it, and insist that they do not use the imitations which they are often induced to try because of the worthless prize accompanying it, or by the glib and false argument of some peddler. Remember PEARLINF is never peddled. JAMES PYLE. g which is harmless, that will make things perfectly yong SP Bpleoopal short a time: besides, it is economical and makes confirmation services at ¢ 27th instant, and at this county. iterary society closed its Monday night by an inter- 15 missioner for the fourth PARIS, 1878, BAKER’ Breakfast Coc LADIES’ GOODS. J Geo. Wir FIT AND S of trustees and general ——= &, Lanes: Taston HABIT MARKER, GUARANTE Xi D. 450. PRICES KEASONABLi:. Ladies’ own material made . np. duventor and ma: rer of the celebrated Warranted absolutely pure ed ae Cee fate Eeady cut Waist LANNE, 008 ricmapaee righted, These Uinings are uaranteed to make a Cocoa, from which the excess of fet Waist and Siecves, “Price 400 Oil has been removed. It has more stylish fitung mg GEO. WHITE, 1110 F ST. — than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrow= root or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, costing less than one cont @ cup, It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily di- gested, and admirably adapted for ine Valids as wellas for persons in health, M. C. Wax, NEW STOCK OF SUMMER CORSETS. Every pair warranted. 1205 F ST..N. W. ration on the estate of the LY CARRYING OD w York, would like the patr ington Indies; moderate prices end perfect it; cutting and basting a specialty, 7 C st. 2 APANESE GRATE FAN and 10¢ Tap picture Toys, games, lantern: lopes. MED Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. 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Because your erandfether worked hard is no reason yon should ot spare yourself this worse than useless Inbor, Sold by Grocers, Druggists, and Shoe Dealers. WOLFF & RANDOLPH, PHILADELPHIA. not we will be equally pleased to take your order, Fit and workmanship first-class, Model Fitting Patterns cut to measure, 6u4 11TH SIKEET N. W. apl0-3m forthe dinner which he of 16.690 francs. in New York last evening. rst Mr. Depew has given us that she Prepared to execute ail CONTAINING _apdlint > Mus M. J. Praso, 320 F st, n.w., at Mrs, Harrison's, INE FRENCH HAIR GOODS, Also, SELECT ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR. Malaria, indigestion. Fever & Apue, Loss of appetite, Peorness of Blood, Neuralgia, &c, 22 Rue Drouot, Paris. E. FOUGERA & (\0., Agents for the U. 8 80 NORTH WILLIAM ST., N. Yo Sidney Webster, Thorn- Cockerill, W. J. Arkell, _SUMMER_ RESORTS. ni BY THE ‘t — - SEA, OLD POINT COM- Reduced r 2 Gkv. Bi fort, Va., open all the » 14 per we: ~ dKE IE VALMONT WISHES TO INFORM HER T ENNSYLVANIA ROUTE. 1K, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST, SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT FQUIPMENT. _ 18a. FLOM STATION TREELS, AS FO! CORNER OF SIXTH AND B Lows For Pistabure and the West. Chicago Limite Expres ‘of Pullman Vesubuled Care Line, #:50 a.m. daily to Cine’ With’ Sleeping Care from Pit and Harrisburg to St. Louis, to Chicago, with Sleeping € Western Express, at 7:40 pa , With Sleeping Cars Washington to Chicagy Loum, cornect- ing daily at Harrisbure with throush Sieepers for Louisville and Memphis, Pacific Express 10 p.m daily, for Pittsburg and the West, with through Secter to Fattsbure. aud Prttabung to Chicago, BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RATLEOA For brie, Canandairua and Rochester daily : for Buf- fi d Niswara daily,except Saturday, 10 p.m, | | with Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester, For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmura, at 0.508, | oo", daily, except Sunday. For New ork and the Fast, 7:20, 9, 11and 11-408. m., 2-10, 4:10, 10 and ‘11-26p'm. On Sunday, ® 1l-4o a 10, 4:10, 1) we age Te | Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cara, 9:40 ath. duly, except Sunday at 3:49 p.m. daily, with Dinitie Car. For Bostom, without ¢ 2:10 p.m. every day. For Brvokiyn, N.Y, aif through treins connect at Jerse, ts of Brooklyn Annex, adord- to. Fulton Tine acrosa New ork city phia, 7:20, 8:10,9, 11. and 11:40 a.m. 0, 68°10, 10, and 11:20 p.m. “On Si . 11:40 a.m 10, 4:10, 6, 8:10.10, and 1, Limited Express, all Parlor Cars, 9-40 nu. Week-days and 3:45 pau. daily, with Diuiug ‘ar. For Atlantic City, 11 For Baltimore 8 and 11:40am: 12 810010, an 50, 11:40 a. Hj, 8:10, 10, and 11 Pope's Creek’ Line, napohs, 7:20 and 9 a.m, daily, except Sunday. Ya.m.; 410 pan. ALFXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAT WAY, AND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHIN Oem. daily ; Fast ati and St. Louis, ure to Cincinnats except Saturday, toona to Chicazo. on ™. 0 pai and 4:40 p.m. dail 05 and 4:40 p.m. RAILROAD, For Alexandria, 4:20, 8:40, 8:45, 10-5 » 3, 408, 6-01, 62 8 ‘On Suuday at 4.30) 30, 6:01, 5.02, 10.05 p.m Accominodation for Quantico, 7 m. week day For ict) 6 uunday id the South, 4.50, 1 p.m. daily. except S iy. ve Alexandria tor Washington, 6.05, 7-05, 10, 10:15, 11207, ), 3-00. 3.10, 5:10, 7:03, 8:00, 9 nd 11:05 p.m. 5 2200, 5:10, se office, northeast co ner of 13th street and Peunsylvapia avenne, station, Where orders can be left for the bas 1 destination trom hotels and resid: E. PUGH, eral Mauaires 3. Wor Gen. Pass. Accit. NTA ‘hedule in effect APRIL 14, 1889, 8:30 am.—East Teunessee Mail, duily for Warren. ton, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Lynebbure, aud stations between Alexandria ar nchburg, Koanoke, Bristol, Knoxville, Rome, ¢ New Orleans, Pullman Sleeper Was Orleans. Mery, abi hington to’New liegh, Asheville. Charlot a, Atlanta, Birminchar, and California, Pui ita, parlor cars Atla Tullman Sicepers Montwomery to N, Mann Boudoir Sleepers for Hirmin und Shreveport. Pullman Sleeper Gr nbia and Augusta and W a Salisbury. Puiln lottes ciupati. “Sunday"s ly to Cif on C. and O, route, ashington to Atlanta, 330 p. burg and in’ 6:11 p.m. Briste nediate stations, via Lynchburg, ton to Memphis, connecting thence for ail oints, Western Express, daily for Manassas, nee. Chari ile, Staunton, Louis ati eepers to Louisville and s Washington to Cincinnati, viac. & O. for Lynchburg, . bia, us, be man Vesti! « Car Wach- ington to New Orieatis, vin Atlante and. Montgomery. Pullman Sleeper Wasbinwton to Aiken, 8.¢ i and Ohio divisi e Wash- ine except Sunday, and 4:45 piu. dai Hill 12:30 a.m. and 7:20 pan kound Hill G.0> aan. duly ‘and 1:3 except Sunday, arriving Washizyton 5.30 sr 5 from the ry ort mth via Charlotte, Dan- sucht 1 ans Kenovating and cleatiue fine lece curtains, Tem,, via East Te Stoland Ly Astor, D. 0, hls, W. | BERUVIAN BARK IRON, AxD VIGOR, wet ay terrapin, mumiuer dremes, se. at hor | Dare at 1 vin Ches ent Levi P, Morton, Fran! = , AS rfectly feguned by the new 713 Lith st. nw. ave han Cari Frome at 3:40 pa and Warner Mill esion-Dupr PERFLUGS HALK Pi KMAN! NI LY REMOV om E shepard, Mj PURE CATALAN WINE BATBMTNEESD oe. A lnslute necrecy. Veer tric needle without 11 juriia the skin or leave kets, sleepin servat a informatio nar un EMAC CCIE or ele cured without pain or operstwin, sa" VeNCOm AGS. Dit, GABKIEL, | turnished, and bamiawe checked at efices 1300 bene N. Bliss Gol 8 VR Te Cran, olga barat ection oe esion-Dupre Clinique, # Tremont St, Boston, stu We | pylvamia av nd Passenger Station, Peunsyl- Vania Railroad, _apl7 Bu AVLOR, Gen, Pass, Agent, more, Axn Ouro Rarroap. ule ineffect March 10, 180. u er of New Jersey ~ HATR DRESSED. BANGS SHINGLED. | | For Chicago and Northwest, Ves 1 Limited ex- EDUCATIONAL AES ER OF SOUTH CAROLIXA av BEAMnoODNG: caer Gncinuaty St Lous and Todisuapolia, express, 1 a AN EN! § g LIN Ss LDS E PRo- 3-00and 11:10 p.m. ther had at last taken defi- — = ALLANTIC CLTY SHIELDS | ARE PRO. = » y Messrs. WOODWAKD & LOTHRUP # aud Cleveland, Vestibuled Limited ex- of a great | (OLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF M HOU HF stock. ‘They live no equal. Fur Mi, aD Qonnie z o Exchange, #13 Pennsylvania 4 ous! jal 9-co Hoa m, ndlers’ trust will soon be | instructions, priuety aud auvaiiced course, plang und | 4) WEENERSVILLE, PA. BO, #524 Po! representing the | (4%, Swiwer teuns, May 1, $10. 1. WAKG, Prin: | “High on the mountain, Adesichtiul place tor those cipal, late of Bostou Coser vatory of Muste. 425. seeking rest and recreation. Aircompared to Colorado. lm T | Personal cure Kussturs Dr ss Sunrrps, and attention to guests, Steam heat, SHOKLHAND, SIMPLEST. bition, took steps before | Sicilia Proacieuey reached ia ee For circular, terms, &., address F.C H. ap’ ABSOLUTELY THE to perfect an] Absolutely no fadure. Type-writing tauglit fre FORE SE MEENON, PACIFIC AVE, NE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE, combination of both the | fer pampplet. Head school of Acie Phot Ohio, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J; 64 Kieinert's FEATHE : Pak, | SzLE st. u.w. day; 88 to #14 per week KLFINERT d wine interests of the state of Cal- JAME KLEINERT'S SEA support of large capital- Legislature), {AEATOGA SPRINGS, a VARIOUS OTHER DKESS SHIELDS, HAND yradunt o EVERY PAIR WAKRAN! Huniber received, Geberal stenogtaphic aud tyyew rit SITARIUM. 7 Eero see Estimate of Dante. ing work solicited. V apTi-lm* OF MUSIC, ST. wentieth Year. and name (KLEINEKT) on every pair. LN »'e . For the treat a, YOUN FeOFIRtOT alee PATE ead tae: | _subl-dm BEWARE OF IMITATION. nervous, respiratory, malaria, suspe@sory aud other y ASHINGTON CONSE Cloud Building, 9th and chronic diseases. Luuipped with all the best remedial | \RENCH DYEING. SCOURING AN Piano, Orwail, Voice, Violin, Flute, Cornet, key Pree | CPoBAC dis clan peter vant, | JSEENCH DYEING. SCOURING AND DRY CLE mate of Dante, expressed | advantaves. "0. B. BULLAKD, Divector. SMedishtowrmieytny Suspensory “tneatment Lice: | potNG, LSLADLISHALLNT, 125" New Nor ava DEAMIAG AND varnil , French douche and sit baths tea spragctro-thenmal, | tion, Plush, Velvet and Evening Dresses” ANTC 3 every branch wud for all axes, in classes rench doc it phointinel -| AND ©. INE_LEKCH, forme! nster’s house, contained | at Hi NALIONAL ACaMioit OF FINE Atcis, | Class, Acheerful resort tor treatinee Fest, oF Re AE CAROLINE. LERCH, formeriy with AF ad Maison Yriese, Paris, — AON RSCHER'S DRY CLE LISHMENT AND DYE WORKS, Ladies’ and Gente’ Garments ot all fet. Call ation, Outdoor and tudor. sports. — oe touie’ climate, with special udvant WATERS. Lower rates outside Send tor cireuli Tn dry aud es of the SPRING uly and rust, apio-30e students, guage can, to the degree ¥ramimar, bistory, = ; sg | Dyed without being ripped. Ladies’ e possible to exaggerate Toa att For clrculans addseae WOOD'S | $9 rom: Wanbinetcn Minnie | 8 auseiMty,, Thirty ive" yeas eaticuca 3 e erate oe; low fates. For ~ pm eton ‘amp Naps Be Sp Mee mercial School, 407 E: Cap-st <M apoeaun | train service, excellent atzcutions rates, rewsouable. | Moderate. Goods called for and delivered, “Ap9-2i JNIVERSI1 RAINED TFACHERS _ HAV! clamses in Mathematics, Languages and English: Peranches day or eveulng: “Also private lewons. ‘Lrial lesson free. FRANK E fiat Est.n.w, apl-2at* pete BELA BCHUOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th st. now, Terms vein Address until May 1, MAS. OF FLEY, 1535 L _ ap] Y-1mo* W2sHiNgton 7 And Cottages Completely Furnished, For Kent tor the Season of 155¥. Apply to vied HENRY D. GREEN, apl7tomal 1411 F st.n. w, 2. Ww LL-WOOL GAKMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED. dyed # goud mourning lack. A. FISCHER, I i #14 h the poems of Dante convey to | 7% S39 ashe ander dew mayaxcuient: will open Agri 1yth | and Domestic Groceries, Fine Wines and Liquors, 1 For New York, Trenton, Newark | Spee ee ra a 1 MILE. | &. The following well-known brands of Pure Rye | 3 3 S30" ae o-—____— Correct (deep) breatiuni Voice Culture, Oratorical ana | JHE ATLANTA COTTAGE, Whiskies constantly in stock: Old J. B. Thompson‘ | on all Louis Carpenters, | Druuatic Action, st Lit? Lith st. kaw ds L-Onn arene tity, x. 3. Baker, Upper Ten, Hannis Acme, Takoma, Juckson large Lotte BEDEOL.D, PA patties, Mountain Resort. Water Cuequaled, Hotel uruisied, Upeus dunes. Write ior circular, Starch, Harry Scap tor _mbi9 1 enti © akes Aro- NONE GENUINE WITHOUT OUR TRADE MARK W H. COMBS, 924 YIH ST. N. W., IMPORTED uc Soup tor Zoe, Geakes Plymcutli Kock Soap tor » 10:10 and 1 (45 minutes), & an Branch, 16:3 cipal stauons ouly; m. mediate points, 9:00 a, m., t O, $440, *: til .m. iho Boyd's wud interwwediate stations, 17:00 p. m., rp. Church train leaves Washington on St + MLOppa {all stations on 3 + t10:204, a, id oiea ree ‘auhanas om ng lied Spence Open March 16th to Nov. 1st. "4:45 singe ane paeeeicA esta Fe rey ate patie a eee | rier MJ. ECKERT. eines per hour wages was put to vote and carried by | Business men furnished uuied employes. Lue | 7pyyE | ALWAYS | jelphia for Washington, *4:10, This practically ends the | trated cataiwues tree. SAKA AT SIENCEN, Vice : adie : 1:45, 4:15, *5:1o, and 558 as in all likelihood all the bosses will re- | PMncipal; HENRY C. SPENCER, LL. &., Principal, KEY NOLDS, late Contiuental and Latayett durkish Prunes a . these terms. ‘The question of formally | Philadelphia. ae . ches (reeled) fc on eneiennd beak: the Brotherhood of Carpenters ‘ DESTWES PUPILS, JpPPFouw MINERAL svat Evayorated pyle Ru:nford Yeast lett at ticket apo-dst L. 1. DOLY, Manager. r n) rete GN at Cone pee TLAS iC CITY, XN. 3— HOTELS. BOARDING- = bere sae — - - ——— — = c - ved siudents not houses, Cottazes, Lois and Bath-bouses to let or 20.) >| TE nS gical pi a Es Balcu's civ. Real Estute aud Law building, Atlante City, N. J. PIANOS TUMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE —— je certainty the character | NA" Yutn sen apie - ais PP syrrieairamemne tal coms onth she happens | ! Mly for all ¢ y INDERMEKE—TENNESSEE AVE CHOICE Ri to the month she happens | [i iious careiully revised ; WwW ALLANIIC CITA, Ne Je sluseout | capt, Guoshonan ieaven Bighercre Rin eee irl is born in January she | ————— es Near the ocean; open all year; telephone 10 Sunday at do'clock p.m. kur further injurmauion MEDICAL, &c. mali25- Lin MAS! C.-L. HOUSTON, cast. nw. | apply to sea z scrim east § GLEL EMERSON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., SO. : STEPHENSON & BkO. AD! a beach. Now op forthe mh6-6m ih wart, humane and affectionate | J AY! A. DECKEM LKO: PIANOS, and Dr. Wil. aud 1 SAM'L J. YOUNG, Prop. her, ions chatterbox, some- ESTEY ORGANS, Pianos for rent aud sold on accommodating terms, SANDERS & STAYMA ow Cpen; tol dubd 1-sua a lili Y—NE s Al aut, not very intelligent, -looking. £5 OL trom L ith Ladies only, ap20-Im* SE—DR. BROTHERS, 906 BST. d made oath that he ts 1s BULL ‘ashington, D.C all guaran: of private diseases Tr: Sturr Urner Praso. of men and furuish mediciue, or no charve; cousulte. HADDON HALL d edvice tree ut any hour of the day. Su st durable Piono ade, Laworn before ine by Dr. BROTHERS | £15-3m. LIPPINCOTT. Itis thozoughly construcced, C, MILLS, a Notary, Public, in and tor thd | Fea aca ———— | Jtis urtustic in desin and fiuish, iable and practical, and | District of Columbia, this tuuid day of July, 1d00. fetes 1, + CITY, N. J Ithas the most brilliant singing quality of toneto * aplo-Lin* ATLANTIC CITY, N. J... found in any Upright Piane SONTRADICTE se SEA END OF KEN{UCKY AVE. ‘Terms—Cash or meuthly installments, sereet, affable and much Pias tole Dea £15-4m MRA bad UDDABD, Pebivi Ek & CONLIFF, 122-3m ian in this city. rp! GEALroNTE,— sult Dr. BROTHER: 1 E st. uw. y and coquettish, and ATLANTIC CITY, N. de ISCHEK aud ESTEY Mi‘ #8808: owt STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Leaves 7th-street wharf daily (except Sunday) for Mt VERNON! Vernon and Kiver Landings as far down #s Glyinout, ck am. Returning, reaches Washington ut 3:30 p. an. L 1. L. BLAKE, Captain. JOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS EW IKON STEAMEK “WAKEFIELD” th-street wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS aud SATURDAMS at 7 am. Returning TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p.m, touching at River Landings as far as Nomini Creek, Va., St. Cl and Leonardtown, Md; Connects with Baud 0.1 K Schedule. Jo! Manager. FN Bhepherds. See C.W. MLDLEY, OCEAN_STEAMERS. uF attention paid to all diseases pec Moved to the Bewch, pes HUKT KOUTE TO LONDON, ics, warned oF single. Forty years eaperieuce, | py aecey axp TIPLOVED, so oopan VIET. Er AURDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD 8. 8 00, ee es NBURE: rAN 8 é RE ag Anoop RESTORED By Usr Salt Water Baths in the Louse. Elevator, KER Pd ee Ey Moriwocr Dr. BROTHERS" Invigorating, Cord fev-dua ROBEKTS & SONS. 3:0 pu; Tiave, Weds May 1,7 eta Fules Beet Sul care any case of nervous debility aud tows of | ST ———— — REMANSHTP | May 4.'5:30 win’; Lah, Wed.'May 8. U1 saat Bibs? Sp TE Ramen CERES Te Pp ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. N Ita superior excelieure proven in millions of homes for more than s quarter uf « United States Governn tury. It ia used the of the. Uns as the Stscnens barat ad moet Healthful “Dr Price's Cresen Bak does not coutain Amr in Cams. PRICE BAK NEW FORK we L.w. Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta: tion strictly confidential. OMlice always Diet house; sun parlors. Mrs. J. L. BRYANT. (PE ISLESWORTH On the beach, country, in thorough repair, will be closed out at vei . Separate rooms fo low figures. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTIS offered but aidNTHLY ladies, INSTALLMENTS when desired. wend of Virginia ave. me EREES 00, WILL OFLN FEBRUARY 9, 1889. ‘CH POWDERS ARE THE a4 au tertus.Wluich will be arranged on EASK dat., May 11, 2 pam. rrtabl ear the beach; oe grates; good drainage, Comfortable staterooms, excellent table, Iuxurious ve had their day, for a time, anyway, R. LEON, fel-sua JAMES HOOD, rlistic St; FE din designs of HIGH. | ealvon appointments, Prices: Ist cabin, $100 and up- and satin, both plain and brocaded, ‘he oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies’ | ATIVE ART. Pianos for reut. pard berth, according to location : 2d ue. gousid ir place. ae oat Gas , rove’ SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A large assortmen’ ROUP, 625 Pex a =i can be consulted dis, Hid’ sttntveen 434 ana oun | "TDM MOYLAN Te erry, ¥.3 ccutninag HAND, RLANOS aoe, emertmeny | BHOUEU2S vena ave wis Axcuor Lee. Atlantic Express Service. LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN. Anthracite Coal of ail kinds constantly on hand, GEORGE'S CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL, FINEST GRADES of SPLINT AND CANNEL COAL, ‘Sawed and Split Wood to Order. Yard and Office, 3008 Water street; Branch Office, 1214 31st street (opposite Post-oftice), West Washing mn, D. ‘Telephone—Yard, 954-2 ; Branch office, 956-2. mh20 eee Coan: Coxe: Woon: JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘Wharves and Rail yards, 12th & Water sts. Southwest, AT SPECIAL PRICES. CROQUET. AT WM. BALLANTYNE & SON'S, 428 7TH ST. Comma BO Gis Ar GAS COOKING STOVES On hand and for sale. mb3l1 WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. ap24-eo <2 iret Sidney, is a s een an snr 418 9th st nw. DRY_GOODS. ap21 EBBITT HOUSE, tory of Fy LITTLE PEPPERS AND HOW THEY GREW, children cab be ly for all blood diseases, causis A te iera a6 7 Market Space Steamship “CITY OF ROME” from New York Breet sal, og akin “tgouben trina in aseu cured | —314-Gm BUCK & Me! z. Sere WEDAESDAX, day 1 May 29, ine 24, July 34, forty-cicit hours. Price, box. —== = = Balcon passage, 8U ‘Second Class, $30. Myr. DODD'S “NERVINE. No. 2 perivanently cures WOOD AND COAL BOOKS AND STATIONERY. GLASGOW, SERVICE. natural weakness, lossot vitility, nervous debility, &e. la te es = — Steamers ever; jPatunday from, New York to &e. Price, $1. Sent sealed by sual. Ter sale at = a GLASGOW and NDONDERRY. a2 STANDIFOKD'sS, cor. Othand Faw, | PyORKEST DODGE. re} Passage to Glusguw, Londonderry or Liverpool, = wDETTDNTS COAL MERCHANT, UT Door Srorrs. pteoand . beeen a Claee, $30. HOUSEFURNISHIN( Wholesale and Retail LAWN TENNIS Goops Saloon Exeumion Tickets at Keduced lates, ‘Travelers’ Circular Letters of Credit and Drafts Jor any ainount issued at lowest current rates. For further information ‘Dookwof tours, tickets or ABW ROSS, uel Penasyiveninave GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. H. D. Ban IMPORTER AND TAILOR, Has the honor inform you that his NEW GOODS be et agreed ay ite all garments madein hie 1202 F st. nw. 1516 7th st. w. 1121 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. bese niccaanaeonied 3d and K stn. 1740Pasvenw. | New Sprixo Goons. mhi7 Washington, D.C. 1112 Och st nw, 413 1o1het. 2 w. Just received another 8 of New Spring Goods rs Exclusive agents in the District some | com BIOYCLES. of the best coal mined. Supply more familias than any Beaten Ge algo full ne of Linen 6h opted aa beeen DENTISTRY. aay is a MITE" retail yard in the States, ‘Damask ‘and Ni ‘match, "AER PARSONS, D) ST. COR. iis Ge or alua Sold only | S W'S“ “DART CYCLES" HONEST MEASOKE, FAIR DEALING, PROMPT aks all grades, weet Diets, Seve extracted Beas ee, noums. ot a Yatton) 809 Waterstaw, | DELIVELIES AND REASONABLE PRICES have Tinie Hose ingneal terete oe — Cidl teetl tusertns testh saved! hours Stok ‘ £02, 8th st mmade our business 8 success, aah HOU BRO. & 00,1328 F st, | “mus? 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