Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1889, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON ae RENOUNCING THE WORLD. Mise Kate Drexel in a Sisters of Mercy Convent. A special from Pittsburg to the Philadelphia Press says: Mies Kate Drexel, of Philadelphia, was admitted as @ postulate in the Mother a of the Order of the Sisters of Mercy in this city yesterday, She was immediately | aap? under the charge of Sister Eanes, mo- of the novices, and assigned to a narrow bed m the dormitory, with other postulants. This morning at 5 o'clock Miss Drexel, with other candidates for the novitiate in the con- vent, was awakened from her slumbers. She then had a half hour to perform her ablutions and don the coarse clothes which she was given instead of the handsome Ravalng, os tame she wore on the evening before. — consist of a plain dress made of cheap k material, a cloak or mantle made of the same cloth, and a tight-fitting black cap which she must wear a all times during the day. At 5:30 Miss Drexel joined her postulent com- ions and descended the stairway which led the chapel. Here she spent forty-five minutes in prayer and meditation. At 6:15 the convent chaplain entered and celebrated mass. After the services had been concluded the postulants marched to the refectory, where they partook of a breakfast of plain food. Then Miss Drexel and the other young ladies were put to work sweeping their dormitory, arranging their beds and atten to duties of a similar nature all over the building. When they had finished their tasks, all who aspired to be choir sisters went to the study hall, where they spent a couple of hours in receiving instructions in the profession of teaching, which th pursue on taking their final vow. noon was passed by Miss Drexel partly in work and the rest in study. At 8o’clock the postulants were again formed in line and went to the chapel, where they spent a half hour in devotion and prayer. At they went to their dormi- tory, and fifteen minutes later the lights were extinguished. Such is the record of Miss Drexel’s first day in Merey convent. Her millions did not gain for her the slightest release from the austere life of the postafant. She seeks to enter the Order of Mercy as a choir sister. She will fan be instructed in those branches gore B= fit her for the life of aneducator. On maki her final vows she will be assigned to some pose cational institution of the order and will not be required to do hospital duty or works of mercy only on extraordinary occasions, such as during the time of an epidemic or in time of war. Under ordinary circumstances this work is done by lay sisters, who are educated and trained especially for it. THE PERIOD OF PROBATION. The period of Miss Drexel's postulation or probation will extend abont five ‘months. She will then, if vouched for by the mother of novices, take the white veil and be admitted to the novitiate ef the order. She will spend two years as a novice, and then receive the black veil and will be a choir sister. Her money 1s yet in her own control, and it will remain 30 until she takes her final vows, Before this occurs she can dispose of it in any way she may think proper. but on entering the order as a choir sister she is not allowed to have a penny at her command. This will make the Sisters of Mercy reall: the richest order in the United States in avail- able cash or help. THE LIFE OF THE POSTULATE. Miss Kate Drexel is the second daughter of the late Francis A. Drexel, of Philadelphia, and is a niece of A. J. Drexel, the banker. She iss Lizzie Drexel and Mrs, Edward De V. Morrell, were the benefi- ciaries for life of a fortune of about $15,000,000, less certain specific legacies left by their late father. Each of the young, la adies has besides a private fortune of abunt $200,000, over which they have absolute control. Their income is about $400,000 a year each. The estate of their late father goes. according to his will, to the children of the beneficiaries, and in default of ixsue it is to be divided among certain Roman Catholic charities, to which a million anda half of dollars were given directly by will. Although perhaps the most wealthy sisters in the United States. they have always been noted for the extreme modesty of their life. They e1 tertained small parties generously, both at their town house, 1503 Waluut street, Philadelphia, lace at Torresdale, but nd hele religious bent has been marked, and their vast income devoted to religious and char- . Ther built the industrial home for boys at Eddington, near their country d charge the current expenses of on. The cost of the grounds and buildings was more thana third of a million dollars. They have also taken a special inter- est in the work of Christianizing the Indians, and Miss Kate Drexel has given 2150.000 to Iudian missions alone. Their private charities were numerous and ceaseless, and it is said that oue winter recently they were practically sup- porting over 300 poor families. FROM PARLOR TO CLOISTER. As to the causes which led to this action on the part of Miss Drexel, the Philadelphia Times says: The sudden transition of the young lady from the position of a belle of society and the mistress of millions to the place of a poor pos- tulate and doiug menial service in proof of her earnestness has brought out many interesting stories about her from those who know her well. As is usual when young ladies go in con- vents there are not wanting those who speak of disap) jointed love as a possible motive. As a ott to this it isan open secret that the young Tady has had repeated offers, which she gently but firmly repelled. There is in Philadelphia a very well-known bachelor, a member of the Philadelphia ciub, who is supposed to be a great lady-killer. When he began to show marked attention to Misa Kate Drexel and their names were associated there were people who nodded their heads confidently and said that of course the matter was settled. It was not settled and she told him. as she had so often before told her intimate girl and women friends, that she had no desire to marry, but had another and fixed purpose with which marriage would interfere. So there is nothing in the disappointed love theory. NOT A SUDDEN INSPIRATION, Miss Drexel has always been the most relig- ious member of her family. Almost the only books she read were religious works, and lately she a — to be somewhat influenced by Count Tolstoi’s writings inculcating com- plete self-sacrifice and utter unselfishness. Al- most everything with her took a religious turn aud she had an altarand many sacred relics in her own room. before which she prayed several times daily, Most of the fashionable people she met casually knew little of this. Her closest friends were religious people, and she was a great friend of Archbishop Ryan, who took a ‘eat interest in her ia consequence of her re- Ficus bent of mint. Indced, it is now as- asserted on what is considered the best au- thority that the young lady has been determined for three or four years to take the step she has taken. and all the persuasion of relatives and friends to move her from her purpose was una- vailing. All the Drexel houses were closed yesterday and the two other ers. Miss Lizzie Drexel and Mrs. Morrell, with Mr. Morrell and A. J. Drexel, sailed from New York yesterday. so Dinner to American Delegates. The American delegates to the Samoan confer- ence g: adinner at the Kaiserhof in Berlin last evening. The guests and their hosts were arranged as follows: Mr. Kasson sat at the mid- dle of the table, having on his right Count Her- bert Bismarck and Messrs. Coleman, Beau clerk aud Geniseh, and on his left Sir E. B. Malet, Lieut. Buckingham, Dr. Arendt and Lieut. Par- THE PARNELL COMMISSION. The Irish Leader’s Examination Con- cluded—Archbishop Walsh Testifies. Mr. Parnell's examination before the special commission was concluded yesterday. He testified that the reception committee in America comprised the leading merchants of New York, representative citizens and ministers of religion. In his speeches in New York wit- ness had declared that not @ farthing con- tributed to the Irish cause would go toward organizing rebellion in Ireland. Throughout his tour of the United States. he had never swerved a hand's breadth from that declara- tion, Attorney-General Webster, the witness said, had quoted from five out of sixty speeches he had made in the United States, ignoring the general tenor of his speeches so as to misrepre- sent his words. All the names the attorney-general had mentioned as those of persons who were as- sociated with the meetings were only a small tion of those who had attended. Men of prominent position and of undoubted re- spectability attended those meetings. Innosense could the American eras be identified with the proceedings of the physical-force poms Witness firmly believed that none of is colleagues since joining the Irish parlia- mentary party had had anything to do with the Fenians. Only casually did the Fenians come within the orbit of the constitutional move- ment. Here Mr. Parnell scored by remarkin, thatthe tories were more certainly associate with the movement, for instance, when they co- operated — ee obstruct the criminal code bill to the deat! Referring to some letters of his. Mr. ti core said he had copies from his secretary’ hand notes. WILLING TO SHOW HIS LETTERS, At this point Attorney-General Webster said: “It seems that there exists a book of copies of Mr. Parnell’s letters. I would like to s that book.” Z Sir Charles Russell—‘By all means.” Presiding Justice Hannen—“If these letters refer to the league they ought to have been disclosed.” a Mr. Parnell—“Your lordships are welcome to see any letter I ever wrote or received.” Attorney-General Webster, recurring to the examination of Mr. Parnell’s private bank ac- counts, wanted to trace a number of checks, and a warm discussion ensued. Sir Charles Russell declared that such action would be unfair. iggested a postponement of Justice Hannen the inquiry into this matter until fuller docu- ments were before the court. ARCHBISHOP WALSH HERE TOOK THE STAND. He testified that he came to the conclusion before 1879 that there was need of a defen- sive land organization, and was proceeding to give his opinion of the necessity of such an or- ganization when Justice Hannen interposed, saying the inquiry must be limited to whether or not the land league was necessary. Attorney-General Webster submitted that matters of opinion were not admissible. Mr. Biggar urged that opinion evidence had been given over and over again by “hirelings of the government.” Justice Hannen warned Mr. Biggar that he must not make use of such expressions. Mr. Biggar then said that une: ch evi- dence was admitted the whole inquiry would end in a farce. The Jud: here retired to consider the mat- ter privately. On their return Justice Hannen announced that they had decided that it was not permissible to ask any witness, however distinguished, abstract questions of opinion. ‘The facts known to the witness ought to be laid before the court before opinions based thereon were mentioned. The mere expression of Archbishop Walsh’s opinion, the justice said, was inadmissible. The archbishop, continuing, that in the course of his visits through Fis diccess be fad abundant means of knowing that the league denounced outrages. Many priests had joined the league with his full approval. He saw nothing in the action of the members of the league to forbid the clergy joining the organi- zation. GS Arecently published work on “The Art of Advertising” says: “A point which will aiford reliable information as to the value of a publi- cation as an advertising medium is the close- ness with which the publisher adheres to his advertising rates.” Tue Star invariably holds to its rates; and, what is of greater importance to the advertiser, it charges everybody the same price for the same service. This few papers do! 2 A Terrible Explosion on a Whaler. A letter from the United States consul at St. Paul de Loanda, west coast of Africa, dated March 20, gives particulars of the explosion on board the whaling bark Sea Fox, of New Bed- ford, Mass., at Equimena, about March 1. The ship had put in for wood and water, and an ar- rangement was made with Antonio de Bastos Pina to partl P°s {or supplies in powder. He came on board with a friend. and the powder was hoisted up on the Sea Fox. As the cover was taken off the box a terrible explosion oc- curred, caused. E scr Piss light- ing a cigarette. The after part of the vesse was badly damaged, and she was set on fire, but the tinguished. Senors Pina and Barrinnas and Capt. John Holmes, Third Mate Dominco Barbosa, and Steward Jose Fer- nandez, of the Sea Fox, were killed and five of the crew were injured. 2 We Recommend THE CROWN TOOTH BRUSHES; Ww iy BECAUSE 1ST: The rough angular ends ~ Of the Bristles are made ‘tapering and will not lacerate the gums nor injure the fillings in the teeth, besides allowing all parts of the teeth to be thoroughly cleansed 2 D. The holes are made smooth, "~~ preventing the bristles be- ing cut off by the sharp edge left in the usual manner of boring. 3D: The bristles are drawn in ~— by an incorrodible wire and then cemented, preventing the disagreeable feeling of loose ___SUMMER RESORTS. T= aur ce ores TEATS OE ENLARGED AND +— alee Ors ne Neptuse Hove foie wi dare BGG Walnst ete Pitiade ee Te eer BUSINESS. ‘The attention of the business public is invited ‘with confidence to the superior advantages pre sented by THE WASHINGTON EVENING STAR as 88 advertising medium. The sworn statements of its @aily circulation, pudlished from week to week, taken in connection with the data given below, lustrate in the most striking manner the steady Tian ocpas ree E_ ROBERTS & SONS. for ears So white wo P ti and the “eee Ses marae eres amg tet. lee P Fair June 1. eptane House, my 71m gia ree Versy, the fact that THE Stan is the dest local ad> l house on ht om exion Boeeat of Hetet Price list and foraait ne, i certising medium, not only in the United States, Bri clear ty Pp patie Ne pe Bicabure and the: West, with ROY Dut in the whole world! This claim is based and C “ee hips ie Fecha i conceded on the fact that no city in any country is ath TIMOKE ANB RE AERORB ie, Canandaigus snd Rochester daily. for Buf- alo ‘avd Niagare daily, ext Ey Ae ‘with Sh ungton to Roc! leeping Car Was! For Willismaport. Lock Haven ‘and Elmira, at 9:50, For New York and the 7:20, 9, 11 and 11-400 B10, 4:10, 10 and tt 20pm Sunday, Tinted Expr ee ot Pullman Parlor matt 40's. an. except Sunday at 3:45 p.m. 80 thoroughly covered by the regular circulation of @ single paper as is the city of Washington by that of TRE EVENING STAR; and it does not rest on the eztent alone, but aiso on the character of circula tion. Not only is its local circulation the largest and fullest of any daily paper printed, in propor= ion to population, but it is also the BEST, since the paper does not merely go into the bands of the people of the District of Columbia asa body, but into their homes,—inw the families of all condi- tions, and into those of the money-spending a® well as the money-carning portion of the com munity,—in @ much larger ratio than any daily journal that can be named. By reason of the fullness, freshness and reliability of its news, local, domestic and foreign, its independent and fair treatment of all public questions, and espe- cially because of its intelligent and effective de- Yotion to local interests, and its close attention Matters with which the household, and particu. larly its laay members, are concerned, THE STAR is everywhere recognized and admitted to be, i every quality, the leading and favorite newspaper of the National Capital, alike in the counting» Toom, the work-shop, aud we family circle, More conclusive evidence on these points no person can ask than that afforded by the table below. The growth of circulation therein indi- cated, with the analysis following, clearly shows the esteem in which the paper is held by the come munity to whose interesis it is 40 steadfastly de Voted. It will be seen that, in the number of copies issued, every month in the year 1888 shows aan shai HOUSE Srl open June 25, All trains stop at Cresson. Soft healthful skin. ““ PEARS’—The Great Engsh Complaion SOAP, For: _my4-52t (QHARLES E. ROACH WILL PPEN 3 A SUMMER Resort, about the middle of Jui ee ion? KEE MAR HEIGHTS or the HAGEKSIOW age we SEMI NARY. This lovely place mountain view, J ae aia ELL A US! OE Bs ce to the public that she eared nee the on house for the ey yt ‘wucsta. Upen from ater, Fegan ane ‘answered from the above house, rt aysine ~$ E” Grand National Award of 16,600 francs, QUINA-LAROCHE AN INVIGORATING TONIO, CONTA‘ PERUVIAN BARK, “IRON, AND PURE CATALAN WINE. For the PREVENTION and CURE of Malarla, Indigestion, Fever & Aue, Loss of appetite, Poctness of Bland euragl, ke 22 Rue Dresot, Paris. E. FOUGERA & (10. Agents for the U. 8. 30 NORTH WILLIAM ST., N. ¥- THE GLORY OF MAN STRENGTH: VITALITY! vee 13, ARLES ‘Bight josmtets town, Ad. ¥. trains str with boats of Brooklyn Anne} tne dicect frauater ta, Fulton’ street, aval fe riage acrona New Kore cit ir B09, Tad 11.40) 2:10, 4 abe S 8:10 1 Oana 1 4.10, 6, 810, bt “ond ‘9:40 ug BLOOKER'S DUTCH COCOA. MADE INSTANTLY with boil! water or milk. NO COOKING REQUIRED! Prof. R. OGDEN DOREMUS (Bellevue Hospital Medical College), writes:— “No choicer, purer or better cocoa can be made.” Limited & i Pa See tan 3 oo daily, with For Atiautic City, 12, and 11-40 da For Dent OTe es, Letters of or KOLB'S, 8. be Lake 1 Death, XN. z. 1. Directiz on the LETCHWORTH mya gree sane LL TOP HOUSE, HARPE: T.S. Lovett, — Among duoun tail Thoaqwitoes; table first-class; Dieuty fren per week, Open M: COTTAG day Sg — except st For Annapolis, and9 5 and 4-40 p.m. daily. except ce Sidi. @a.m.; 4:10 pm: ALEXANDEIA AND RICKSBURG RAIL- AND AEE ANDEE: AND WASHINGTON 10:87 $21, 0] Liecuced rates, GEO. BOOKEK, B aa = ‘all the year. 4 per week. on sunda; f 30, 6: me H inedatin for Quantico, 7 tg m. and 4:55 p. mn. Sun For ic Thenond and A South, 4 an 6:21 p.m. daily, once sunday Tregins leave Alexandria Rieshingto sp2a-im — “MKANS HE NANEPASHEM ma NECK. Finest ocean scenery on the Massachusetts For description address AMM my4-eolm TLANTIC CITY—TO RENT—HOTEL GILS ‘Connecticut ave. rooms; well furnished: in excellent order: modern improvement sirable. WM. J. LOV. Loxa 5 eg WEST END HOTEL. Sold by J. H. Magruder, Shirley & Schofield, and ll leading grocers and druggists at 81 per Ib, tin; 55e. per iy Ib. tin, U. 8. DEPOT, 35 MERCER ST. NEW YORK. tat 5 048.748, 24), 3-00; 3:16, aud’ $1508 p.m. 200, 3:10, 4, asa turther illus tration op that point, it may be siated here that there has been @ corresponding advance in the number of new advertisements printed during the year. The comparative figures for the four years last past are as follows: DAILY CIRCULATION IN 1885~'86-"87-'88. ts; very de- my2-eolm iva for the aceite to destination from hotels abd Temide G Asx Your Grocer For 1889. m.—-East Tennessee Mail, daily for Warren- ton, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, nhebburg. and stations between Alexandria and Lyneb Erital, Knccvilig Bons, Gace’ eran od | Samcune..... 90658 85,008 Shere Glens ol Homes Galera. Stoutaoiners ere a : den ee Pullman Sleeper Washington to New | ¥, 27,161 REXTON Vil pats ‘OCEAN AVE a.m.—Fast mail daily for Warrenton, Chi 27,490 * lottesville, Gordonsville, Stations Chesapeake ahd Oho wim scrmewom oF um | Bt BY Location ‘very dectraute Jettenriile, Gordonsrilic Stations Chesapeake and Ol 27,166 hy : chbure, : ta AScicntificand Standard Popular Medical Yeatiseon | 1 rg via sae tn fll ew cit ee a Shops tetween LRRSHORS, oa Teach ee 26722 the Errors of Youth, Premature Decline, Nervous Zamies for the season.” MHS. JA’ M¥LHS, of Balti- | Raliewh, "Asiieviile. charlotte, Colunn 27,433 and PI 1 Debility, Impurities of the Blood, P.O. Box 884, C NJ. lanta, Birmingham, Montwom it 5 EAN Texas and California’ Pullman Sleeper 26.388 pe ‘k to Atl parlo rs Atlauta to, Montgomery 2d,.92b ITAL T a cle ent Pullman Sleepers Mouicomery to New Orleane, at 23.324 £21-e03m inder bange lann Boudoir Bioepers for Birming! Vicksburg = iecal titers ent Menlo wersees aoe NHE LEMMA} AN rl - - \ Ltn pete “UNTOLD MISERIES a ster aantic Cit he ced aoe Ya Salisbury, "Pullman Sleepers Charlotves: “4 isis Resulting trom Folly, Vice, Ignorance, Exce = Ne DEEMAN, | (hom Dally av'ge..22,123 23,682 25,484 27,083 th Overtaxation, Evervating end unfitting the viet oe PA, 8 sah Bay Dui, ted, ~ nase toad de 1,559 1,s03 “lines ior Work, Bosizest; (oe maize [ietcogh pon High on the mountain. A delightful place for those ri via Lynchburg, 0 ae as seeking rest and recreation. Aircompared to Colorado, cor, Putinas Vertibe st coga. Palin e Fermonal care and attention to guests. Stearn heat. + I ap on to Memphis, connecting thence for all pointe, rm stern Express, daily for Manassas, Culpeper, Orange, Charlottesville, Staunton, Lous: Ville, Cine’ —. Pullman Sleepers to Louisville, and Sond Trains Washington to Cincinnati, via route. 11:00 p.m.—Southern Express dai Danville, Kaleigh, Asheville, Aiken, Auwzusta, Atlanta, Montgo: 7 exes and Calitornia. Pullman Vestib Work. It contains 300 pages, royal §vo. | Beautiful binding, embossed, full gilt. Price, only $1.00 by post-paid, concealed in plain wrapper. Illus- e Prospectus Free. if you apply Bow. The istingnished author, Wm. H. Parker, M. D. ccived the COLD AND JEWELLED MEDAL from Mot National Medical Association, for the PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY. Dr. Parker and aco: of Assistant Physicians may be consulted, eon ay ns the office of THE PEARODY ME HOAL, INSTITUTE, No.4 Bulfinch St., Boston, Maas., to whomal orders for books oF letters for advice should be directed Of this aggregate daily circulation of 27, copies, the bovks of the office show that an average Of 20,029 copies were regularly delivered each day, by carriers, al the hones af permanent Sub- scrivers im the city and suburbs. Of the remainder, a daily average of 5,421 were sold at the office, im the hotels and railway stations, ete, and on the streets, by newsboys, making grand total average within the District of 25,45v copies daily, leaving @ daily average of 1,052 to be sent to regular sub- scribers residing Leyoud its Limits, by mail, express, end railway trains. For circular, terms, &. GROSCH. a H. PACIFIC AVE, NEAR Ohio, ATLANTIC CIT : 64 ocean rooms; 1.80 to $3 82 per day; 8510 i Sais 8. MOON, ie) LUKE FILDES’ LATEST WORK, S*88T0GK SPRINGS, N.Y. DR. STRONG'S SANITARIUM. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. For the treatment of female, nervous, reepiratery,siuaiaria, suspensory and other chronic disea: ipped With all the Lest remedial appliances—a ne them Massage, Vacuum treatwent, Swedish movements, Suspensory ‘lreatment. Elect Turkish, Kussian. E “SCHOOL Days.’ Bi6 hee ST i deded Engraved in Mezzotint a Atlanta ‘and, Montgomery, jeeper Washington to Aiken, Washinewou and Ohio aivision viare Wash- 0 a1. daily except Sunday, aud 4 rive Round 3a 11:30 a. ve Keund Hill 6:05 ain. Koman, “oth Gaily an in addition to Lue 20,029 copies daily delivered French douche, dnd all baths. Tabie appoiutivent Pema. dai caren Sunday, arriving Washingtoi . A PHILDELPHIA. by Bridgewater, Glass. Achocrtul resort tur trestoeey tet ae ee 5p * at the homes of subscribers, a large proportion of Cabanel’s “PORTIA, a fine etching by Jaquet. ation. Outdoor and sino aad tonic’ climate, with special advanti > WATERS. Lower rates outside Send for circular. the 5,421 otherwise disposed of in the city is reg- ularly purchased by permanent residents, living in lodgings, &c. (not houseolders), while we resi- due goes INL the bands of transient visitors, from ali parts of we country, whoeach year come to the Nauonal Capital in greater numbers and for jonger periods, and who, furtuermore, largely rep- resent the well-to-do and purciuising portions of the communities to which they respectively belong, ‘The lastnamed is 4 class of readers alone well Worth reaching; but it is to the phenomenally large permanent local circulation of we paper, and especially to its unparalleled bold upon the bousebuld and family circie, that the attention of ‘edvertisers is particularly directed. A comparison of We Lume circulation of 25,450 With the Lgures represeuting We eutire popula tion of ue city will conclusively estaviiah te fact that Tuk Stak reaches about every Lamily in we Districtof Columbia, and is read every duy by moi than UweeJourtns of us population who are able Wwread! It follows, thereiore, that an advertise ment inserted in its columus will meet we eye,of every person in the District worth reaching, of Whatever race, creed, sex, age, or condition in life, “THE HAYMAKERS,” by Lhermitte. “CALLING THE FERRYMA of the BPI . baat Tennessee Bristol und Ly and 9:35 paw. Chesapeake id Charlottesville at 9:40 p.m. ay 3 am. Strasburg Local at 10:19 (ite : “ARTISTIC LADI way Knight's latest, or, lhas reduced his pfices. Street ‘Dresses, 66 Riding Habits, $10 up. Ulsters from #5 up. mate from $3 up. Parlors, 421 9th st. n. w. 3a A. HOFFMAD Ohio route pan. and ain. ‘Tickets, slee “LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL” Minster Towers, Chas. O. Murray. “THE M oted POO." P. Moran, hers, the finest and most attractive of ETCHINGS ai ENGK. 8, for choice WEDDING GIFTS, r Ri IRS. the best and most suitable of all kinds. Card and Cabinet riety possible, ENGLISH FAIENCE TILES, els in Brass, Silver, OS 'y of the celebrated ROGERS? GROUPS.” ap: F. 8. W: nusams & Co, Hes ping-car reservation and information furnished, and e checked at office, 1300 Pen: aylvenia avenue, and Af, Passenger Station, Pennsy | Se Hajlroad, Gt and B stice' A ap L TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent. Barone Axp On HIO Ranzoap. Schedule effect March 10, 1889. Leave Washington from station corner of New Jersey avenue and C street. For Chicazoand Northwest, Vestibuled Limited ex- In expres 9:05 p.m. Press daily 8 t. Lo mand Ludianapolis, express, ke the patron NTUCKY AVE., ATLANTIC CITY, and perfect f 75 yards to beach; renovated aud refur? ‘under new management. Now open. E. WILE. NGS, EDFOKD, P, Water Vuequated, Hotel blishun rakes ‘bits in This establishm on = aoe ron me Riding Habits these wre for circular, this country without exception. All kinds of dresses made, satisfaction guaranteed. made'up; prices re ble. turer of the White's Glove-Fitti y- Lining, copyri Therremarkable waccess these linings’met wit) 8 for itself, Erice 40 conte, yUeL GEO. WHITE, 1110 F Maz Tp: B. Hanaison. SUMMER OPENING OF ‘The newest designs in IMPORTED HATS AND BONNETS, on Bi Mountain Resort. furnished. 0) Ladies’ own material Y, Manager. Inventor and manufac ut t ie Lexington Ber Baltiino, ad . Week di Comer 9th and F sts. n. Are Retailing at Actual Wholesale Prices, as shown by ‘the following partial li: SAL RENOVO, ATLANTIC CIT’ Tennessee ave., near the beach. Now open; thoroiighly bea mn Ur 1-grain cance rae 11-90 p.m “Sundays, 8:30 ama 2-grain Capsules, mn coment ie - + = ws eat ‘Train e Baitimer WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, itouly remains to be said, for the information of those interested in the suljeci, tat, im proportion May 8 and 9, Sa 1090 ean Poe to its circulation, the races of advertising in Lue 1329 F street, opposite the Ebbitt. (0) 8 “eA Ne a 2 ro o% EVENING Stak, whether wausient or for jong ae 115-3m EDWIN LIPPINCOTT. as periods, rank with the very lowest in the United Alleock’s Porous Plasters 8 SO amy 22:10and 4 German Porou 4:35 p.. i States. indeed, waking bol the extent and char- mi, 13:08, 4 acter of ite circuiatiun into cousideration, it may saiely be claimed that so Wide aud such a2 excel Jout quality of publicity can Lowhere cise be boughs for we same money. On Sides 5 $ . Leave Al is 3:40, 10 pam. Sundays, p.m, For ‘stitious ou the Metropolitan Branch, 16:35 $10:10asa,, $12] neipal mation only: mn UPERE LUOS HAIR P NENTLY REMOVED ee needle eae a pkin or leave GABRIE a M. J J.1 ea 1329 F st. n.w., at Mrs. Harrison's, FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS, ATLANTIC CITY, N. np SEARED OF KENTUCKY ive, MAS. G. W. “STODDARD, yer" Ayer's Cathartie Pill bay Kum, Lmported, large botties. Bovinine, small siz Boyinine, large siz {HE WAVERLY.” ATLANTIC CITY, N.3. Gpen all the year; hot pa cold Scacwater baths in house sun parlors. AN fel-im 1p\HE TSLESWORTH. | eae CITY, N. On | the beach a oy Came oY tate » pointe, 19:00a. De Louis, 17:00 p. am, Church’train leaves Washington on Sunday at 1:15 Siopping at all stations op Me! ropolitan Branch, Fredes *, {20:10 m., 14:35 a Sundays, 1:15 Tor Hagerstown, 10:10 a m. and +5 ‘Tratus arrive trom Chicago daily 8 : from Cincinnati and St. Louls daily 6: 11:59 p.1.; from Pittsburg “8:30 a m., mm. “Trial by Peers.” For the informauon of those not familiar with THE STAK, 4 few extracts from notices by its con- temporaries, culled out by 18 recent cuange im tori, are appended: From the Washington Post, We couxratulate Tux Sram on its great rosperity, There 1s nw vater evening newspayer inihe Uniied States From the Philadelyiia Ledger, Tue Wastineros LVENING Stan has marked the close of twety-one years Under Its present manage Also, SELECT ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR. HAIR DRESSED. BANGS SHINGLED. 2m SHAMPOOING. M. ‘Cc: Wruetay, NEW STOCK OF SUMMER CORSETS. Every pair warranted. 8, ns Itheumatic Plaster Cuticura Soap.. Cuticura Ointmi Cuticura Resolvent, Cashmere Bouquet Carter's Little Liver Pill 0 and “8:30 NEW YORK & PHILADELPHIA pear For New York, Trenton Newark. nd Le LSON, 110. and 12th sts, n. pers Ke ME DE FO! able Lad Soluble Food, Mi: Fick's Soluble rood, large. California Fy Cre REST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND | 3 es’ Physician, can be consulted dail ather residence, 901 T’st. uw. Ollice hours trou. ap: PA’ SE GRATE FANS, 50c.; SCROLLS, fans, 5c. and 10c. materials ‘for ‘making’ pap ay, went by permanent enlargement to a double suet, oF omn. Syrup Hypophosphites.. lowers,’ scrap pictures, studies for painting. ean toY p.m. with Ladies only. Sire eight-page paper, and wechauical improvements that p Bitters, per Bott paint, 10c. ‘Toys, games, lanterns, Muy, note paper, EAD AND BE WISE_DR Pt aoe really auctease its Iecilitics tor puulcation. Lae Hostetter’s Bitters, a is aiid aa A... appeared before me ai T6230» te Stak ws Low coliidelabiy iuore Lusk twice we lange ae Hess tras Rid Phos . SAY GOULD, 421 Oth st._ | the Cidest Letablished Expert Specialist in thiseltye | ice sein je ret w * ediats Puilsdeiphia, 63 “Trams leave iuruisbes daily Lures Luues as Muck Teadiug Walter, aud Lue aust ive Lies Le cancldae eeorery - mn. ren, iiltinore and a 44 BY B, asuineton, “4:45 p.m. and *: ‘ing leave Philadelphia for W 18, °11:15a. m., 1:45, *4:15, §Sunday aud will guarantee a cure in all cases of privatediscases cf men aud furnish medicine, or no chan tion aud advice free at any hour of the day ped and sworn before me by Dr. BROT ELC, MILLS, @ Notary Public, in and — olumbia, this third day of July, 1. cid Phosphates Hon Wun it the eujuyed. J$ ta indeed, & Hon's Maie (Tarrant). i's Malt paper, “Wortuy of aay coty aa ts From the Brooklyn Bayle, Washington's best, if not really its only news Paper, is 44e DAK, WUC Las aciECUlAtOL ol SU, Ab 4 PypUiation OF ZUU,UUY, served Ly Wagous hiosty Tantorixe News BY MERTZ & COMPANY. (2 anu.” 1800 1 LADIES' DEPARTMENT in charge of Mr. , p.m. RADIO tExcept Sunday. “Daily. Ny. rd carers. “Las Stak las no poduce, But it puulsnes Wagner, late of New York. seviabisted aver | Does" 4 fine 2 Aghia ty ater eat as | Rate nenmastn tous messy tara ae é 5 youcag | deuces by Unior ster Co. rs left at ticket | weus, aud dns sliaived al eaccascut reyussuon tor tae. Habits, Jackets, Cloth Costumes to order at HOG Bae a | offices, 619 1 Pa. uve. embared Sep toneenk ~ very reasonable prices, diseases peculiar to | W> CLEMENTS, CHAS. 0. SCULL, rs eer Prussian Cough Syruj Whether you purchase your material of us or Sects yomar capers ee acme eis sree Weateemmen mam, ove of the most prosperous Parker's Hair Balsam 5 not we will be equally pleused to take your — : 9 Pierce's Golden “Med. 3 parity M ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE i anaay on eagut-yemeetoer tees eee 1s Fit and workmanship first-class. Wil curs. Sd sue at eee oie aes tae at Cente iene een ae Se sas munsnpeme, Gud thee ald «3 et) Model Fitting Patterns cut to measure, Rerve-power. It dmuparte vigur to the whole system, pepe mentee ye ye Lending Be 7 * a San oe o z ‘0 AND, AFTER MA’ Je db WWeky PeRperio aiuudel alleruOON paper, abd att ett. eS Malecrfemite, ‘VOU etuw. aplivim™” | ()S,4% TANO, en cy a extending to ic cur New Acar egrecuuge Wwe ist alg 2 : R MOTT S FRENCH | FOWDE nS sae THE rest wher’ on & SUNDAYS, TuRSDays" “aud Th a peel uever wane. iu = er mnt jor lo diseases, CAUSL yA wi dines, trom *hiladephia Times. rrant’s Seltzer Aperien! 6g K, D s Tost, basal, or skin troubles; urinary diseasescured | Mattox creek. Grinde: Sundays = and |, jaselite, Pure,stnall size, 03 Stentor RESS SHIELDS, inf Lit Price, boi Weduesdays up. Wrent's and Chapel Pome, Thuredags BE STAR ils tue journalistic field of the pational Vaseline, P og Ass cn eee eo mie, Ae MS herinanently cures | down aud ondays aud Wednesdays ur. Capital, abd Bile tadiurab.y aud With grest succemse Yaseline, Bure, the Tangent hotties: 15 vous debility, ke patty tS vs From the New York Commerciai Bulietin, Vaseline per Bottle. . iW ea uv Agent, canheie ~ ‘Thatenverp! joi TaaW. = ib a FD 5, cor, OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. Bran, has just coluploted Sweuty-aue pours eee ne 69 ELEINERT'S SEAMLESS PURE. "RUBBER “AND meena, Palthnore and River Landings, s — Ft a wis ‘Beef Iron and Wine x . TAN ‘ — ue, | muopiiug permauently au eigli-page form, i watch ina the Best 99 ee PIANOS AND ORGANS. Satin ae eS clock ay ea phenronie Whast every | Ss cue or tac langest aiid iuasuscuceet at apply to mb6-6m Me ve8Nos: TEAMER WW. CORCORAN Leaves 7th-streat wine? dally (oneene & ft Vernon and Rive et Lassie ‘as . tar do wn a Gi cat Heturning, LL == Captain. FOE RoTOMAG RIVER Lax: prvenreras drum the Baltimore American. ‘THE WassinoroN Evexinc STAR appeared last inlaw Wipe, ith che une aucrineat Cont uapeainee te PERE VETWUAUCLL us ab EELI-pawe paper “objects ol ualerest,” uid Lu die Wew orm A Wily Us QOULL, Bo Ob WUCTeMeL Lu CruaueL aud From the Chester Pu.) Times, Here aud there we bebold a ab ihe Cited States, aout Lue doug beew | est tates, ws oe ot ue ALLET & DAVIS’ UPRIGHT PIANOS; CHOICE een a! selections; tempting offe: 8; barzuins; to close out ay 1.9; agency to be closed for ihe w muh’: L’SUMNER, B11 4 vith st. nw, Tar Snerr jae at Puasa Itis the most durable Pia: tis the STEPHENSON & BRO, 7th st. wharf. MT. VERNON: mb1-3m BEWARE OF IMITATION, HE FEDORA DRESS SHIELDS e ARE PRO. anced by Messis. WOODWARD & LOTHKOP asthe best in their stock” They have mo eaual., Fo sale ev 3219-00 Handoline is, unequaled jexion: an indispe: ; as a beautifier of the com- Woilet: it renders tl muble Fequisite to the Ladies: kin white, smooth and soft, an revents g clapping. Every lady should use it." Per ttle, heunalwia, an infallible external remed: ralgin, Headache and Toothache, it never fall immediate relie For aut sings tone to right Piso. i quate ot ermis—Cash 0 or ac installments, for Neu- ls to give in the most obstinate cases. Give it t be found in Te paper which rewards toil Fettuabe the Seatun ot Tir tostrutug opus ty i FELFFEN & CONLIFF, ony Suscaure vl success ivat caciten tue Wouuer of rial, 200. fe 3 Leaves 7th-street art on Nios TH ieDars competitors, guch s jourual, at gives us PRESCRIPTIONS. and SATURDAYS at 7 DAYS, | pickoure to be" uuie U0 aap, as Luk Lvaninw Deane Spade te cies gota Ween cay ees | Anan Tae ye ork Pupats far as N a ee ok. Vas Bt, be, Bay oe portion. to other, Koo only the 3 D ndings as fur as Nomini Creek, Va. ae on chemicals from the most reli sdte manutsc: | ~ Ladies and Geis cussea ora and Leonardtown, Md. Connects with One Frm the Indianapolis News, turers. We cheerfully invite # careful inspection of Dyed oe, being ripped, Tautee this department by the physicians, THE TEMPLE DRUG ue cllirty tive years ‘experience. ed for aud delivered, 8 specialty Shepherds. See . RUDLEY, lerate, Baud ‘chedale JOHN B PADGETT. = ae to ker. Opposite Mr. n sat Mr. Wm. Walter Fh oe —_ = his ote Mr. Scott, Mr, tes. Herr Richthofen and Mr. Sewall, and on his left Dr. Cranel. Dr. Stemrich | DFistles im the mouth. succeeds Dr. Arendt as German sec! etary to the conference. TH. The backs are filled with Red Mineral Enamel which cannot be dissolved by the various mouth washes now in use. CAUTION. All genuine Crown Tooth Brushes have the following, precisely as shown below,-stamped on handle of every Brush. Two Persons Killed; Eight Injured. The Valley road train, which reaches Cleve- land, Odio, at 3:30 p. m., was wrecked yester- day afternoon, and two persons were killed and eight injured. The wreck was caused by one of the wheels in the smoker coming loose, peace the car against « freight car on a side track, and compietely The ‘killed were HH "Hackisanen learns dealer, of Cleveland, and Frank Odbert, of Akron. Obio. The injured are W. H. Galla- gher, Newcomerstown, Ohio, leg hurt and head cut; Geo. + Pellinger, Akron, he: 4 cut and body bruised; J.C. Tayi s mir ? Wail cits, Ptabury anes eremeotes | che Crown Brush Rell, Akron, leg broken and h it; Caroline Tilchman, “Cleveland, serlowle ‘teneey may die. LONDON MADE. Bristles warranted not to all out or break off while using. For every brush found imperfect after use, a Leow terrae brush will be given or money seriously bruised and oo Fiendish Parents Torture Their Child. At Youngstown, Ohio, George Lyon, a farm. er, and his wife were arrested Yesterday, charged with inhdman treatment of their oes old thter, Lizzie. Th 's fides bad been Fo te | the Femeaeon ie THE bchagh TOOTH BRUSHES are made in every variety of pat- tern and hardness of bristle, ‘and sold by first-class dealers. SSA | GHLORENS De. 4 ROWS He. 6 ROMS dte Wholesale Agency for United States, forced it down wa the chilae thoes, Use HaLt’s VeGeTass SictLiaN Harn RENEWER Selatd eutet, rigwe eal cane Festated to hots yout Don’t mistake the under * great pleasure to note this evidence of ty, “LMS STAM Is ove ol The best and cleanest STORE, Place— ‘Masonic’ Temple, corner 9th and F sts. | eh BUG os duust mh28-eo _ F. 8. WILLIAMS & CO., Proprietors, AatSei an aoe Seibaniniviee Special attention of “Purchasers From the Macon (Ga.) Teegraph. _ _ A TINCHER, finished Tee Evexixe eres te bendeomer — ever, ands iD. Fics 4 hy, Ear es ‘Pianos the best Bewspaper Washington ever INES’ SECOND-HAND, PIANOS. — A Philadelphia Record, MEAT-FLAVORING STOCK, aA SUPPLIES. coun ea 2 wim Waeunanon bran Evexiwo Srap keope an LIEBIG COMPANY'S Rvs ‘thing! Tioken Chien Glass Farmeare, Wook, epi We = loys, Shoes, Pi; pee =) Everlanting Te ty! Drug aud Gracork 10e nad 260° abana Ww: H. COMBS, 924 OTH ST. N. W.. IMPORTED aud Domestic Groceries, Fine Wines and Liquors, &c. The following well-known brands of Pure Rye Whiskies constantly in stock:’ Old J. B. Thompson‘ Baker, Upper Ten, Hannis Acme, Takoma, Jackson drum the Qumberiand (Md.) Daily News, EXTRACT OF MEAT, USE IT FOR SOUPS, SEEF TEA, SAUCES, AND MADE DISHES. Genuine only with facsimile of Justus von Liebig’s SIGNATURE IN BLUE INK am. saloon ee aaa Ist one recording to location ped fooyem adult we ult; sueercige at Lo wo relon Avely oe Paecne-cmcax PACKET 60. ‘The new twin-screw express steamer AUGUSTA-VICTORIA, ‘Across Label. and Grand Jury. mb16-3m ‘ef 10,000 tons and 12.500 horse-power, will lesve Mold by Storekeepers, Grocers, and Druggista, wan adie res gear lpmabeemrte 00D. AND COAL. SOUTHAMPTON AXD HAMBURG 36-tu,th London, F a Warrens Parenr METALLIC SHINGLES And COOPER’S BROAD RIB ROOFING, = from Copper, Tin, and Steel Plate. For public and private buildings, COAL MERCHANT, Wholesale and Retail. Anthracite Coal of all kinds constantly on hand, GEORGE'S CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL. FINEST GRADES of SPLINT AND CANNEL COAL Sawed and Split Wood to Order. | dermis ss orate ‘Telephone—Yard, 054.2; Branch office, 956-2. mh20 INSURANCE. Te wou eee Apply to G. B. RICHARD & O0.. General Pasenger Agusta: RS oe Sg mm com 1111 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Washington, D. 0. EBBITT HOUSER