Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1889, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. THORSDAY, MAY 23, 1889. a, —_ AND DISTRICT. © Fair dealing has been tho motto of Tar Fvestxa Stan. “A dollar's Worth in retnrn for every doliar received” is always ° the principte upon which its business is con- ducted. Advertisers usually get from ten to me hundred dollars for every one invested in its advertising columns. A HOME FOR POOR CHILDREN. Aid Needed for a Worthy Object. The “‘Newsboys’ Lodging House and Home for Unprotected Children” (girls as well as boys) is in great need of fands. Without fur- ther assixtance it will be impossible to shelter and protect the many poor children which our agent, indefatigable in bis efforts, daily brings im from the Police Court and worse places, bav- ing no home or friends to care for them. We cannot endure the thought that we must lessen our efforts and suffer any of these little ones to become criminals f Christian suecor for want of at this time. If our citizens, before leaving town for th mer, will send us cast-off clothing, shoe plies from the larders, gro- Ties. books 4 icals; in fact, almost anything which irl can wear or use. we shall be grate tributions of me I need not say that con ywill be more eptable ‘ pn her p erside of the river. ean be me,” on 12th street, be~ t Wha " “ggg jin the river, is that’ vessels shall pass each Ou be comm Heen MeCuiocn. IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Proposed Change of ¢ Gold Mining Opti Fair Grounds— ou Farms, et Corresy 1389, tural action in regard to providing a track on the ir grounds, A comm ppointed at a pre- vious meeting reported that it was impractic: bie to extend the track upon the present limits of the grounds, and all attempts to pur- base at reasonable figures or exchange a por- tion of the front of the grounds for the 1 y Innd had failed, and after d sidera~ of the report it was decided to abandon the so far as the ne ir is concerned. mittee also reported that they had ex- J. Maddox, Spencer ‘The board of ma: f soci sement of the Agric to take new at some provided it met with the sanction Meeker, of Chicago, made i¢-mming options on Ts 000; Richard C ha Harriss, 10,000; Wm. 500. Ithy Minois ‘oughly prospect | gold and other | rilling } ry time, r Fe hay to him 1 this enterprise succeed lessen the amount of hay and riet by wagons, Dr. Wood, of Barnesville, fell ¥ in which he was ridmg. a few o, with bis father, and dislocated his now sent nesville. some nights ago set a trap for rats and next morning found the trap and a rat he had caught in possession of a large black snake. which had invaded his A delegation, composed of gentle with- out regard to political affiliations, went from here to-day to the Post-Of lepartment in having the post-office located in central portion of the town. very heavy rains of the past three weeks ly mterfered with the . and farmers are , short acreage and @ small yield of marke: able grain, A. M. THE EX-MAHARS AH MARRIED. The Last of the Punjaub Kings and His English Bride, special to the New York World, May ex-Maharajah Dhuleep Sing! lish t left to-day to spend their honeymoon in Russia. The wedding ceremony as stri », and only attended by one iends of the bride and bride- courtship was a short one. Barely have el: e the couple first | and 1 ide groom. six mont! met in the drawing-room of a house here. The wmarri. i he office of the mayor | of the e ment (city dist, . Inj the register the b om was described as the Maharajah Dhuleep Singh, the sovereign of e Sikh wv metly of the Faubourg Saint Germain. f om. raja and the widower of the nee Bamba r, who is B. D. We Hampshire, Eng! kno’ duly tied, th rson of the ex- ings of Punjaub, and been despoiled of his territories, and of his finding hospitality in France. DHULEEP SINGH OWNED THE KORTNOOR. ous Kobinoor diamond, or “Mountain t.” which. according to a recent dis- ked to restore nupti mayor salnted in the zaharajah the last of the 1 spoke of him as having | btful owner, Prince Dhuleep Singh, is great jewels of the world. During hundreds of years it has been looked upon with superstitious reverence by Hindvos, who believe that ita possession carries with it the sovereignty of I has been regarded ter, and its history shows owning it up to Victoria lost either’ his life or his empire. It belonged to the Mogul dynasty of rulers, but there a tradition that, betc it shone in the P thre re On the other ban: f ruin and disas- | every sovereign by the events, from At ‘all stealing a loos. bas been eh for near! court circles of London would, ‘o be shocked at the applicd the method by which her majesty acquired the gem, but it is the very plain language of Prince Dhuleep Sing to the empress of India. “It will | be s for me,” he writes. “to demand the restoration of my kingdom, swindled trom me | by your Christian government, but which [ eign it thousand eles hope shortly, by the aid of Providence, to | retake from ‘my robbers. But my diamond, | the Kohinoor. F understand, is entirely at your | own disposal Therefore. believing your | majesty to be the most religious body ‘that | your subjects pray for eve » not | e to ask that this gem be restored to me else that 4 fair price be paid for it to me out your privy purse.” Queen Victoria has not yet replied to this polite request for restitution but even should Dhuleep be successful in get. ting his kingdom back there is not much prob- | abuity that he will ever see his diamond again unless he receives an invitation to Windsor Castle. The magnificentggem is, it is needless to say. part of the spoils of India. It was brought to England about 1830 in the Medea, sloop-of-war. | | | | — a a Clucker’s Age. Testing From Pick Me © p. “I say, Jenkins, ean you tell a young chicken from an old one?” Shickens don’t ha . gy fh aaah » Almost. From the Detroit Free Press. First! Tramp—Goin’ in that house over there, pard?” ‘ Second Tramp—“I tried that housé last week. Lain't goin’ ther any more.” i ’Fraid on account o’ the dog?” ‘Me pants are,” | on the dissectin | Stranger, in undress uniform, to a crowd of THE ST. LAWRENCE DISASTER. What the Chief Officer of the Cynthia Says of the Collision. Further particulars of the collision of the Cynthia and Polynesian, of which mention was made in Tae Stam yesterday. show that when the Cynthia was struck those on deck had barely time to rush below and warn the mem- bers of the crew who were off watch and asleep in their berths to get on deck and swim ashore for their lives. Following is a list of the crew of the Cynthia who lost their lives: Hugh Ir- ving, chief cook, of Glasgow; Alexander Nicholas, sailor, Glasgow; Andrew Vance and Charlies McCracken, trimmers; James Low, fireman, Glasgow: James Ferron, boatswain; Charles Blackstock, mess-room boy, and David Young, a stowaway from Glasgow. John Coates, chief officer of the Cynthia, was seen on board the steamer Alcides. He was clad ina suit of clothes borrowed from a brother officer. He was below at the time of the catastophe. He felt a tremendous crash and rushed on deck, where he found that the Cynthia had been struck by a big steamer, which he learned wasthe Polynesian, and, both vessels backing from each other. he had barely time to observe anything. as the Cynthia be- gan to settle down. It appeared to be about seven minntes from the time he felt the shock to the time she sank. Captain Taylor was on the ae at the time with the pilot, and the thia Coates contends, is as in her proper on struck her on the e Cynthia now lies, Mr. proof positive t she course, and as the Polyt arbe side, olds, that this shows that somchow or other she was going out of ber proper course, He believes that some- thing went wrong with the steering-gear of the Polyn: as otherwise she could hardly have gone so astray, or that she was being steered trom the stern instead of from the bridge. which he considers very dangerous. The Cynthia was being steered from the bridg. Mr. Coates spoke in strong terms of the lack of hospitality on the part of the Canadians. Notwithstanding the fact that the survivors we dripping wet, no one offered them shelter or sefraccmiel, cid they had to walk all the way tothe town. Though the people on the Polynesian must have been quite aware of the damage wrought, the vessel never stopped to tender aid. ———_ —cee-______ INSANE ASYLUM ABUSES. The Chicago Institution Under Boodic Influence. In the inquiry as to the state of affairs at the Cook county, ML, insane asylum yesterday, Dr. Clevenger, formerly a member of the medical staff there. testified that it was impossible for a reputable practitioner or attendant to ste there. The most disreputable ones were the Ones to stay because they devoted more tune to intrigue. The disreputable ones practiced a system of elimmation of the better element b either physical violence or other means. “In 1856," said he, “the physicians who secured bodies at the asylum for dissection told me that the Lodies were so covered with vermin that they had to be scorched before being put table. Once in 1885 I heard ind. running from my office, nnd two attendants standing over a patient ed Hertzerberg.who was bleeding profusely. I knew there was no use making any complamt, the attendants were supported by John Cum- ming’s influence on the county board. Soon after they rebelied and refused to obey my orders. They secreted bodies on which I de- sired to hold post-mortem examinations, and I | could not get them for two or three days after | they were buried. I published a statement | and the following night one of the attendants called me a vile name, and a few moments later ashot was fired downstairs, a bullet crashed through the floor and lodged in my book- e Soon after this the doctor resign “What is the matter with the institution now’ sked. t is under the influence of boodlerism. screams of pain It isin a bad place. on unsalabrious ground. ‘There should be new buildings for male as well as female patients. No building should have more than 500 patients, because it is impossible for one man to oversee more. Then the county board should be kicked out and the asylum put into the hands of the state commission.” he doctor told how boodlerism had pre- vented investigations. Kind of Buttons. The Wrong From Time. “Permit me to introduce myself,” said the Vassar girls ia the college grounds. “I am Major Vandeearr, of the arm: “We are pleased to kuow a military man. Of the regular army, I suppose?” said the leader. Yes. miss: of the regular Salvation arm: And then the misses had business on the other side of the ground. see A Test of Fitness as a Housewife. From the Lewiston Journal. A Boston parson who was brought up in a Maine country town says that any girl who rould turn flapjacks with a tosa and avoid land. ing the delicious cake in the fire was eligible for the best marriageable young men in the Village in his day, We Recommend THE CROWN TOOTH BRUSHES W Et yY ? BECAUSE 1ST The rough anguiar ends 1 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. 3p . The bristles are drawn in ~ by an incorrodible wire and then cemented, preventing the disagreeable feeling of loose bristles in the mouth, 4TH. 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. “The Crown Brush’ LONDON MADE, Bristles warranted not to all out or break off while using. For every brush found imperfect after use, a perfect brush will be given or money wefunded., = ‘THE CROWN TOOTH BRUSHES are made in every variety of pat- sold by first-class dealers. CHILDREN'S 25c. 4 ROWS 50c. 5 ROWS d0c { SUMMER RESORTS. BUSINESS S6NNHE LELANDE.” —_—— 9 . Atlantic ci, 8 3. On the deach, Massacha- | Baxrrworr Axo Ouro Rarroan. : setas ave. “Close to ew iron pier. Schedule in effect MAY 12, Tuas “my23-2m SAMUEL WAGNER _ | Leave Washington (rom sation corncr of New Jersey | The attention of the business pabiic ts tn Wasurserox ms, vane Norcent, Srsiibalel Limited ex- bryce pacing weBhoraner > p 2 Gauly mi. express 5.1 ASHINETO For Cincinnati, St Lonis, and Indinapolis, express | advertising medium. The sworn statemeriteot GEORG! HEIGHTS. ma 11:15pm. a3 a “= TOWN MEIC: Yr ring and Cleveland, Vestibuled Limited ex- | daily circulation, published from week to, week, e e OPENED JUNE 1, 1889. daily 11:20 am. and express § taken in connection with the dats given below, fe For Wheeling, Parkersbury and priuc on main line, express daily except Mou lustrate in te most striking manner the a e FIRST CLASS. a ol aa icles ink” and rapid growth of the paper in circulation ington and Local 30 a.m. For inspection apply at the “Inn.” For Baltimore, week days, 4-00, 5.00, 6-40, 7-29, | afuence. They also establish, beyond contre e eS 9:30, (45 minutes), versy, the fact that THE Stands the best looal ade Bri hteclear com exion Terms, &e. to vertising medium, not only tn the United Sates, Out in the whole world? This ciaim is based and $s ALEXANDER PETERSON, conceded on the fact that no city im am e ‘The Buckingham, 820 15th st. 0 thoroughly covered by the regular Rooms at Buckingha: 18-7¢* & single paper as is the cityof Washington by thas Soft healt } ni. QHE: "AH ALUM SPRINGER = more, 5:00, 6:40. se ann EVENING STAR; and it doce not Test on the - ERAN DAH O0., VA., 136, pa, mses eztent alone, but also on the character of circulm rion SOAP —SoldE eee eee sir Sana ns et “PEARS’—The Great English Compis f Wu be ope fr gins Pin jose Tin and any daily paper printed, in prope enna Ee agheroudh ull tion to population, but it is also the BRST, since the ines renovated and refarnished. comfortahie,roott: Paper does not merely go into the hands of the PLEMING, Manager. Shenanc am Same le of the District of Columbia asa body, bus my10- their homes, ILBURTON-BY-THE-SE. Spring Laae Beach, N. J., Reopens June 1. Directly on the Beach, my3-In TOP HOUSE, W Well as the monryrarn ARS “ECHO.” cng New and very Beautiful journal that can be named. omestic and foreig treatment of all put Bevrouy wixeKar Leading. ANt For Boyd's aud intermedia By) 0-00 Ls an. fountain Resort Water Cneqisled. Hotel 6 stations, 17-00 p.m Opens June 8. Write tor circular. inte the families of all conde tions, and into those of the money-spending af portion of the com ratio than any daily By reason of the freshness and reliability of its news, its independent an@ questions, and espe telligent and effective dee voulon to local interests, and its yee attention te ‘ LB DOTY, Manager. | Ch: non Sunday s matters with which the housebold, and particus ETCHING. pee ACME, ae Aria n | larly its laay members, are concerned, TRE Stas 3 = ATLA is everywh ved and admitted to be, im 6s . STe * SEA ESD nding and tavectas mompapet PHILDELPHIA, HE WAVERLY.” pad a pate ALLANTIC TTY, W.3. ud aud the family circle, ies) ease eat the year: h “ water baths im WY YORK: AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION » conclusive evidence on these points ne MISS FANNY KEMBLE, “a3 Ps parlors. _Mi SO cto r ton, Newark and Flizabeth, N. i ask than that afforded by the table An exanisite » it, by Appleton, London, ENCE OF IIFH . 1 from thi prated painting by t THOMAS LAWRENCE, cal Treatise on cline, Nervous vod, Popular M 1 rilies of the B 30 pan. open at 4-00 p.m yes not stop at Elizabeth or Newark, Wilmington and Ch 30, *12-00 a.an., "2:30, *4.20, ated, with th alysis followin 4.20 pam, train wark ter, | MURILY to Whose inte 7-09) vowed. It will deiph Pane 10 p'm. late moints, between Taltin 30 a.m. ) and T4330 p.m } @ bandsom crease ove Photographs of ‘bors M i y.Born with “150, 0, "3:15, 5:00 p.m, and jouth in each year give / Lord Shaftesbury, wondertul a double veil at - } prophet second— tee | tration on that point, it “A COACHING MATCH AGAINS' .Excesses or | sight; has the power of uny wo tneuiums youever met, So Te Son Were has been a c “LOVE L i Andretti, ° ing the victim | This be is prepared to prove. ‘Telis your eutire itic, 30 pan * . aiasbaeak Sete memier ot eet ron Wark Married or Social Relation. | Rest prevent, and tatare, in adead trance. Every hid- | 4.0) Rutantie City *4:00 am. and*12:00m. PAINTINGS, MIRK( nd handsomest Avoid Unskilful pretenders. Possess this great | {Cp satay Teveales ‘ ee e, | Fer Long Braneh and 0. 412-00 m, ifal PICTURE FRAMES. my18-eo | work. It containa 300 Be id tells whether th aes, royal Bro. lust past are as follor ng, The growth of circulation therein indie | learly shows the } esteem in which the paper ts held by the com ests itis so steadfastly dos be seep that, in the number of ore and | Copies issued, every month in the year 1888 shows the corresponding ; and, asa further illus y be stated here that responding advance inthe W adverUsements printed during the year. The comparative figures for the four years 1,398 show that au average = CA franag | Binding, embossed, full gilt. ice, only $1.00 by s ul) busi Pas te Cason DAILY CIRCULATION IN 1885-"86-"87- - : i pper. on divore y Unie Grand National Award of 16,600 francs, poesia coaesiel in pila wisppe. 2 is Your life somite cradle to the eras a ISS. INS6. ENS? ST pT rat . 2 1s no Imposition. ; i 4 boreal 4 fy) Mr distinguished author, Wm. 1. Parker, M.D., re. | 1s Ho crepe bear ip. Sheree lg dagedineml II ANTARY.... 20,156 23,258 25,470 po: av A = rom the National i y LESTE wishes it distinctly, unders: VEVANIA ROUTE. 25,949 25,994 4 NT for the PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS and | the only cenuine veventh on of the pre- if Ap : : AY INVIGORATING TONIG, PHYSICAL DEBILITY. Dr.Parkerandacorps | advertises noth SPLENDID s0 24,727 23,575 CONTAINING of Assistant Physicians may be Sheep anaes fie baie em cep at wag _ F > Bat 25,742 H E 9 in person, st the effice of fond hopes have been blasted, and winocday oa 0 23,902 25,116 PERUVIAN BARK, IRON, anp PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, ceived and asa; poruted throush the false yee Fgé STATION, 23,188 24870 sical 4 Bulfinch St., Boston, Mass., towhomall | dictions « uy pair, are in : 22. 24. PURE CATALAN WIRE orders for books oF letters for advice should be | vited to, of the true siatements | For nt Exyrene | ACGUST.-... eee — * directed as avove. of the above Fast | * bh coast e For the PREVENTION and CURE of TE TE . | OcTOBER . 21,701 24,507 Malaria, lndivestion, Fever & Aue, Loss of : : ia edie Toslols are a asym Hy a H ff J . Ss TS OF, CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAL&, DECEMBER .. 2A,G57 26,466 appetite, Pocrness of Biood, Neuralgia, &e, SUES TU STOUSIRSE | Real ge DG ee ee ee 22 Rup Dronot, Paris. AIN VIEW HOUSE, AURORA, WEST VA. | with arcane siglt and vell, very uuiden pertiue Daily av'ge.. 2BGNZ B.AS4 E. FOUGERA & (i0., Agente for the U.S, bowling alley, saddl Cen tpeesuires, Given Toeky slumbeas. ae ee cate sicees, 10-00 | Increase 1,559 L.SOS 30 NORTH WILLIAM STT., N. ¥e K ber For particulary Hi butess, cionel a ian ehabastad Hizousn ehéeper wo Futsburg, and Pittsbars t01 Of this aggregate daily circulation of 2 er 2 haces aie uences, Cures sickuess, if disappointed by eflorts i ? Copies, the bovks of the ofc * = a ae “ON SPRINGS AN " of others, udwe not all alike, as the Profer tan con. | For kane a, Roc mi Niagara Falls re SUMMER RESORTS. C008 STM Sulit COUNT, W. VA. Mice te inow skeptical. “Strancersfrourotereites | dail Saree of 20,028 copies were regularly delivered each silence ne : and disappointinent. by calling on the IA POTOM. a er, also Superior Iron and Free- For Eri da! parr the ¥ A TEANTA HOTEL ASBURY PARE, N fin this city, ax he succeeds and Rock UNE ow Pernt sitbm airvo: rs, per TA | yf any: temperatiire, | Lars ox : vers fala advertines vuly, what be cam falo ad’ Sagara exeent scribers in the city and suburbs, Of the remainder, at of the nt owne f ine Lith e world. . Lite-readiny by ‘mail ou receipt of Re ath Slecping Car Washam daily average of 5,422 were suk oth Unde ecg Wil APPLEGATE. ie. Here is where the sick re- | 4° Name, lock of har, date of DIL. “Hours 9 ty & | For Willian: ort, Lock Haven and . . mache rag F2k wor aot the office, im HEGATE. a1 ways happy Open Sundays trom 1 8 pan. ne lhe hotels and stations, etc., and on the “TWOODE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Send for Pamphlets aud secure rooms. my 1-Lm* 421 Ot st. nw. DELPHIA. NEW YORK AND THE EAST, making a grand wial average ; j tay 18-1m __W. H. SALE, Proprietor, _ N ME, BROOKE THIS ALL AME EVENTS oF x a within the Ui 25,440 copies daily, leaving TEPTUNE HOUs i Dusiness conidential, Ladies andgeu- ma.” Lhuited viens dependents euneeoe oc Hanen bY ceuts each. AUS L st, beoween 4th andoth - Tore tren dente prodncederagr coaches —pparctesetp LE | “Open for guests June Ist. Pg ne ‘. iy, With Dinuys | Sribers residing beyoud its limits, by mail, express, ushout. | week. A. K. SANK 2c se = FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY. and railway trains. 2 2. M. RICHARDSON. _ AFUE OCEAN STEAMERS. Fast Express 8-10 4.10, week days, aia 8.20 p,m, | Si addition w the 20,028 copies daily delivered oy Se eT ye eae ee : a fail. Express . Accom. 6 p.m | at the homes ui subscribers, a large proportion of cit ntic City, N, J.” Thirty-five rooms: good | se NOWOPEN For | SUCRE ROUTE TOLOS DO San whbenbinanen: wery day, _ | the Sp4Zl otherwise disposed of in hecity is reg- Penulation, | M. SELBY QUINS, formerly, of the | Py ASHINGTON ¢ t-class table board. kus og ne ee, For Brooklyn, N°.) all-threngh! conuect at | ularly purchased by permanent residents, living BGS aT Ving ees Terms) oderat For further int nation apply to W. ze Southampton ‘Loudon, Havre), Bremen. - ieee teumer So aie yoy in Jodgings, ac. (nui householders), while the resi- URORA, WEST. V NIA, . CRUMP, Proprietor, Washington Grove i ‘ale, Wed., May noon. us, Sat, May 25, Site issanster to Fulton street, svol stat 4 A THE SWITZE! ND OF AMERICA my 1-Lin' c 0 p.m; Lrave, Wed Ma #, ws ma. Fulda, For Atin = c < hope wor, *s co due goes into the hands of transient Visiiers, froma HEALTH bt ? MPVIE KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER Sat., June 1, 8 a.m. in, Wed., June’5, 10 a.m. | FOr Atl a all partsof the country, who cach year come to Teas Fa Most centrally aud attractively located, wit Tiss Acta arias the National Capital tn greater numbers and for Open for the all the modern. ap pointments. al rates durin Ist bin, $100 and | lounger periods, and who, furthe Tmvre, largely re; First-class uccoumodations at moderate rates. Cir- | {fay aud June, Send for circulars. peeti DE> 5 upward a berth, according to location; in, 850 at culars at the Star office. eel oe banu J, H. SHAFFER, Proprietor, Aurora, W.V ¥. DROOP, HeAsecxe- ‘The new twin-screw express steamer E aoe gud $00 an aault; steerage at low rates, Apply to E. REAT LAKES . > Penn. (Poek oF TH any mylS-Im ON THE WELL-KNOWN STEAMERS 2:05, 4:20 and Norfolk, Va, worth reaching; Tesent the Weill-todo aud purchasing portions of the communities to Which they respectively belong. ‘The last-named is a class of readers alone welll but it is to the phenomenally Open from June Sundays, 9:05 | large permanent local circulation of the paper, pectiay, S14 aud per weak oF THE AUGUSTA-VICTORIA, EXANDAIA ABD, EREDERICRSDUT ¢ RAIL. | 4nd especially to its unparalleled bold upon the he = »AND 3 2X oe ND WAS! LON yl ul circie ‘) vl further particulars 2ddce@6 a es Tan MURAI CEAMETT GO. of 10,000 tons and 12.500 horse-power, will leave |" “WAY. ANI DEA AND WASHI household aud family circle, that the attenuon of New York for SOUTHAMPTON AND HAMBURG May 23. Apply to C. B. RICHARD & CO., Genera} Passeuger Agents. ‘Ocean View, Va, HOTELS. BOARDIN ind Bath-houses to let IN EFFECT | Advertisers ts particularly di A comparison of the home th the figures rey lon of the city will conclusive: Information can be obtained in Washington at B, and O. city ticket offices, pau, modation for Quant kduys, 7 . ‘T. P. CARPENTER, Gen, Pass. Agt. oa circulation of 25,450 ly yresenung te eutire popula stablish the fact that THE STAK reaches about every family in the Vistrictofl Columbia, aud is read every day by more At iollows, therefore, that an advertise: imeul ibserted in its columms Wil Meet the eye,of % For Kichmond and fades he ceJour es “ pupa me a T PIER, R. T my15-2m BUFFALO, N.¥. | 4- = ‘and 6 or fies sn acmprmaymasend sein are oe. Se Aycuor L E. nhabwnyeds INNEQUA HOU Atlantic Pxpress Service. Of 3. G. BURNS, Proprictor. M Mibnequa Springs, Brad ord county, Pa, NO andl ior a every person in the District worth reaching, of — ‘bis se hotel 0 8 June % nd 10 | ever aes Ra jorthern Cer tral 2) yrunvatiol alae GANSETT PIER. K. 1, | inye mir, a of wonderful curative qualities; ele- ip ee eo hes end nd Class, 83U. uated on Ocean roud; full view of ocean; 200 | § = guests: open June 20. my Ley $10 to B14 pe SsGOW From the Washington Post, el ite, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED OPEN JUN. je patronazeot Wash- 35 race, creed, sex, age, or condition iu life, it ouly retains w be said, for te information of ted in the subject, that, in proportion: ; turday fros N Wo its circulation, the rates oi advertising im ‘TMB my20-1n JA. TUCKER. | ae W and LON DONE woop, EVENING Srak, wheter usient or for long ALANTIC HOUSE AND COTTA j —y18-26t-00 et Avent. | periods, rank with te very lowest in the United OCEAN HEACH, eer CEDAKS, Diates. Indeed, taking both the extent und chare _my20-Im G2. AUSTIN, Pro WEST CHOP—MARTHA'S VINEYARD. Travels Warren. | #HF of its circulation into consideration, it may li L, NORMANDIE. ATLANTIC CITY, N TP heesece ditdis tenes aecaasaes Sevuoceot x. | safely be claimed that so wide apd such an excel oe damm hoo. one mile fromm the villare cof Vineried aye te na Laniclhurg: Roanoke, | euvguality of publicity can woWhEre else be BONS Hotel, Vhilada. myt | on a Woody biutl overlooking Vineyard Sound, GW. Mo: ‘Memphis. pees. SNE" | Jor the same moucy. 2 opposite Woods Holl aud Nauaion ; b 8 c. Warrenton, Char. PHUK SERENGR VA f shed. open hreplaces, Vathrooms; Funuiug | — = = sUbesapeake and Ohio ent. “Open Water from the jaimous ‘Tasinoo Sorin a > . Lyncivurs, Sta . vor new brick | f ish Ten ayeE NAL Conaueee "wath every train from Woods LADIES’ GOODS. tetween hae - “Trial by Peers.” Tent music. For particul t eigee ad eee SEGHIIE SANA “ey For the information of those uot familiar with, tes, RROW. | amyl S.cobt ry Uta ek Sa Toe. Fhaateeate formate tet : 4 few extracts from notices by its come 2 rn = inge. | i studies for painting. Gol ta, parlor cars Athuita ty s, called out by ie Teceut chang |p CHALFONTE, | (o8euess nant, note paper, | Sleepers Montgomery te New: Oriccner ora nad igs ATLANTIC CITY, N. Sy SARATOGA BPRIN ; Sleeper Greensboro’ to Columbia and Augu Pu ppeuded : Moved to the Beach. . _ = 5 a juan Sleepers Washington to Cincimati via C. aud 0. We congratulate 1e Sra on its great rosperity, UNSURPAL huston suclcrate pricus aud perfect i cutting A eT np roma inal reece | MEP por emonteonethentmcbereg tance pum nd aie nouues hd basting aspecialty. 7 © st. by ap) : : . Salt Water Baths in the bow: Accommodates 1,000 guests; rates, $3 to $4 per - peeane en a — Dail; chburs, Bristol and Chat- | Zrgin the Phiiadelwhia Ledger. my Tin i | day, according to location of rooms; by the week, | PVHE MAISON CHEVALIER, slcepgr: Wenkington to 17.50 to $28, kansas 3 of Fifth ave, and 17th st., ew York, Tue Wastixcion Evenune Stam bas marked the F : ans. = close of twenty-one years under ite present manage ra} my 18-1 6t,tudss LEMENT, Maneger._ | peg to inform the ladies of Washington that they will Cheisheniae Ween tae Innate Pain | weut by permaucut eularyement to a double shbet, or he be there during the present week at the Arlington | man Vestibule train Wasi jon to nati witha | G&t-sawe paper, and mechanical Improvements that, hotel. An opening of Summer Bonnets, Hats and Dresses, &e,, specially imported for this cecasion, — my17-7t {UPERPLUOS HAIR PLRMANiNILY REMOVED by electric needle without injuring the skin or leav- Pullman sleeper tor Louisville. 11:00 p.1u-—Sonthern Express daily Danville, Kaleigh, Ashevil sta, Atlanta, and California. Pali: New Orleans, via Atlan’ chusetts coast, AMMI BROWN. for Lynchburg, . Charlotte, Columbia, New Orleans, ‘Texas, Vestibul and Mont 1 Wae 1b 1504, LUrMAsues dasdy Teudals Lustle GoW Lat 4 Led enjoyed, of Allegheny Mountains. THE MOUNTAIN HOUS {HOTEL GIL well furnish ry Sreally Wuecrease Its iaclutles tur puvlcatiul. SLAM ss LOW CUUMIdeTUbI) LUTE Chau Tice as Large ae Lures Lawes ws UCR AiG hae aluuost ive Games the cuncude Alas, luueed, & Brst-clase Bayer, “Wortuy oF any caly Wh le dad” Perry cat Feplatation Sox" tise ery : b ; Siceper W Birmingham, Ala.. A rom the Broukiyn Bayle. . = : excellent dern improvements; very ing a tu MES. DR. GABIUEL, ud Georgia Pacific Railway wr 4 ror open June 25, All trains stop at Cresson. ft Cee my _ apm" es 2521 G st. aw. | “Yirsins on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash. | Washington's Lest, if not really its oply news. ueonammeiiiaS i = apt MOTEL, BLOCK ISLAND, 1 | Mf M. J. P. Lips estes Renal at Te sone aed fae Dae. | Ele ceminuon os Soeen meted te eee — Pe. 2 ISLAND, = oun i oO a.m, 7 ol - ty nae > as » Va. | 7. Fin Sag ts ALLE. 2 2 . Seed Se Bound Hull 6-0: a mt Sil the mewe, gives boan ouite omeaate teeaeeet Ge *: A SUMMER 4 cd be! 9 F st. u.w., at Mrs. Harrison's, a. daily except Sunday, arriving Washi cudinak, aaah toneaaan + at J Resort, aboit ISS9, KEE MAK | FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS am. and 3:58 p.m, : intraoes of sts tome ant soanaeana HEIC FEMALY SEME Als vush trains from the South via Chariotte, om an a NAKY shady grounds, | ! nd Lynehbu ve in Washington 0 SELECT ORNAMEN aud Lynchburg arrive in Washington ¢ From the Baltimore Sun, : - $3 FOR THE HA Kast Tennessee, Bristol and 1 har. Tertn: HOUB’. YORK BI RINE. oy No | HAIR DRESSED. BANGS SHI ad 10 40 iu.; ‘via. Chesapeake Rompanen eee ee = port ig | view, kEaud re £ wear by. N ‘cies parlotte: p.m. and , . e iweota i nosyuitors, Round-trip tickets | _ @P SHAMPOOIN > Maney Ah Cie ut-paee paper. Lie Bud i my Lt Hagerstown, Md. i Geer Po! | ~ 5 pment Gham Be at 20:15 | ey SCE ase, Sd the peta op- : et a oiled tae CUbics Bas beet held success! way 2OF auany ZREXTON VILLA, OCEAN AVE lj 7 a . : ype on Js 1 MAA TeNpects a mode. aIterMOUR paper, and AB > ‘ope ay ft. Loe \ (ADIES’ oe News eae usylva. | ¢2%edioe to tour New Lear's greetings We irust isp announ f house for the PTUspeciy Mey wevEr wane, From the Philadeiphia Times. B streets. . 1. TAYLOR, Gen Pass. Avent POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Dany Noxrorx L Bt MERTZ & COMPANY, Tajuilies tor the s« more, P.O. Box 88 | FpOTE sore i si DEPARTME of New Yor kets, Cioth Costumes to order at le price LADTE: in charze of Mr. C. ENTO, Fro) NTO, MAINE, SULPHL ret N FISCHER'S D: (OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. RY CLEANING ESTAB- MENT AND DYE 5 WORKS, 906 Gs Direct route to Sorrento by Boston and Maine Rail- road, Eastern Division, and Boston and Bangor ete am- ers. ‘The Company's Steamer Sorrento runs hourly during the season between Sorrento aud Bar Harbor only about 220 minutes’ sail, by Messrs. WOODWARD & LOTHROP asthe bestim their stock. They have no equal. For sale everywhere, ___gali-eo LL-WOOL GARMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED dyed # good miuuruing black. SPRINGS, P. 0, atten moat tm Depot; Excursion Tickets, Oper 15, For circulars, uddress A, J. MYERS, Manager. my11-Im* Ae POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS eaves Tt reet what ry Ni iS, 7 PRSDAYS und SATURDAYS at 7am. Reuarning TUESDAYS, | 270m the Macon (Ga. T FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p. ™m, touching at River ood tor the’ seawon, prusperity, “LHe SAK is oUe of te best. Japers ib the country, aud 18 a most Creditaude reper ‘1B EVENING Drax is bandsomer 2.W. ° = “ ‘T COTTAGE LOTS POR SALE, ud Gents’ Garneuts ol all kinds cleauedand | (For Baltimore and River Landings. | Steamer Sua, | Sicavure so ue aule te map. ts ime hen ies Dyed withoud being ripped. Hes’ Evening Dreases | Cart; Geoxboran, leaves Stephenson's Wharf every | Yssiiuxton city. Si (ay mak halty,” Thirty-live. years’ experience. Prices | Sunday st d'clock p.m. “For further iformation i oe Company's Oftices: ) Main Wha: ‘Goods called for and delivered, sla | APPLY to eal eg From the Indianapolis News, ( Main st., Bar Harber. FEDOKA DRESS SHIELDS ARE PRO- | mh6-6m — 7th st. wharf, it gives us great pleasure to note this tou, peruaps tue geuLUS, OF its couLrOLng apirite Bimeamure Of succems That excites the Wonder of ‘Lmb 514s ils Gie jouruaustic field of the nationgh cajital, ais Kus it auiiurauly aud With greet sudceaae New York Commercial Bulletin, ‘Tuateuterprising journal, PHEW axBTROTON! STAu, Las JUSt Couipieted ‘lWenty-oMe Years ULGEr Rp. ‘EAR BAR HARBOR. Whether you parchase your material of us ot D POINT AND TE broncht iiingwuci sud, Coletiaies the event. by mee wil) be equally pleased to take your ‘ in huopting petuauchtly au elgut-page fora tas i Sblag “4 is ses a cans sae . ay. ib Out vi Ihe langest aud Waudguiuest atternoon, t Pier, Ie, FRENCHMAN'S BAY AND MOUNT DESERT LAND ae Leary, 7th Ju the Cuited Dates, abit has Jong Boek oUe of AND WATER COMPANY, teint efb. ‘Lake Tel og prieoncebaaige | jedel F iin a = 270m the Baltimore American, | ors of this AMER MATTANO, ‘Luk WasuinGToN EVENING STAR appeared last night 4 AB Lew pe, Witu Lue aukoumcement tat! J =e THUS DAYS, at — # hereafter: aceon: V. ie é - meee SARENOE DYEING SO0C s far an Mattox creek.” Grinders what Stan nas 10mg Uccll Ube ut the usbousl cap iulen Soe 75 Yachting, fishing, beautiful drives, aud victuresque | SO RESCHBYED \ New ¥ {Point Thursdays down aid Mondays aed Wack | “obvects of auterest,"” aud in ate wew fora Bt wills Wier HOTEL. MONTEREY SPRINGS, | Exteusive and fine hotel accominodetions, | First-class Ladies’ und Geuts’ work it every descrip: yeup. CUt GOUDL, By Ol IUCreasiug 1 CCUAbOR aud Wort, Suunat: Pa “Opes JUNE 15. The | THE CARE IS UNRIVALLED FoR THE EXCEL | S<'5 28} ly with A. Focher y4e3in IROL MOG AEE tone tina | Prom tie Chester a.) Tames. ort of the B us. | 5 ind Maison Arte. Paria, = Fs SPE Se SHU. GLENN Aopen, Risceneetn Th | eoand tesounbinens s pier ebiiaeente resorts, is | Sian, i oadeas ‘than ever, andis bad, aluouy ite cULeMpUraries publisbed in the CAPR HENLOPEN B ee ik Landings as far ax Nomiui Crock, Va, St Clements Bay | tht West newspaper Washington ever J obotl, This well: own wou EAN FSD OF PENNSYLVA- e eae : = BiG, eouanltown. Md. Connects with Band Q EB. Reat | prom the Pi ma jane 20, under sime lnanaement as last ies jp Ned Enlaces ES Se = LE F ; keeps ap easy, cular agstar fice, | aa $5 L st. nw., Wash. ‘Patior, elect belly Re. FAMILY SUPPLIES, OW. AUDLEY. Manager. a ‘Tue WastunGTox EVENING Srax keeps an ington. D.C. Rounil-trip Hekets, 1 reduced to old rate—88. W “my ALTER BURTO: eel a ETROPOLITAN, Comher Mass. and Atlantic ayes., Atlantic City, N. ER BE WITHOUT NA. c 9 pty 4 Ds = 7 +r “astellon Wine is of special RGANS, PIANOS AND O . 4 1 a bwopen. Re-leased for to yeur by fit in cases of dysentery and ailments prevalent | = ~ = Go Week Butand weavacity TeG eS aR: | _my1G-2ochn MC YNDRews. during, suuaiaer month TPebeeks and {chres them ALLE? & DAVIS’ UPRIGHT PIANOS: CHOICE | 80Y tool for muprovement, vate grounds; éleetric bells; spring water: perte SBURY PAR. HE VICTORIA y | istuutly aud builds ap the system. Castellon W selections; tempting offers ; bargains; to close out sanitation. an Ta Bans | ASHottt nes E AORTA FAMILY | has been tested by" the highest medical authori closed for ihe suminer. From the Brooklyn Times, tay 10-3m) mag ew oh H. L. SUMNER, 811 9th st. aw, modern 1 ppen M Trade supplied and tor sale by season; terms moder- ‘ay to November, 8. KEMP trom the Oumberiand (Md.) Daily News, ‘Tus Svax is already so excellent that we scarcely ase ‘THe 5TAx is an Exponent of proxressive Journalism, Ite growth and _ prosperity are lise direct results of 108 5 A. HEITMULLER & CO., KK NNN ssn che Ocean, 18 | _myld-tuthéest it ve Ee oe 1333 14th st. Ex few a §Ph Eee ‘Snstitved suseryriee and potieet tntansry'ts pulmo is reat. seasid : KK. NNN AA BBB FR worthy of sort presents every advantuze tor Inxury, comfort, | & TLANTIC CITY—THE JDAHO, OCEAN END OF reruns kK NNN Aaa 4 cay aity in oe © Sele ome wae convenience and health. Suminer season opens June South Carolina avo. 7 yards from the beach; e% BRs a4 any city im the sand. oth, Kewant driges cn the tard beach and through | ew hose, well furnished excellent table ox. ate Pranoe the Bugfato Send for llstrated panphiet, 8.9. CHUTTENDE $8 MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASS'N, OF | UNEQUALED IX TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSENP | . Tax Sram ia the paper at the - oF ¢ famnon Ey : ietve posta why aed Og TOUCH, ¥ ie iy ‘oe aN paper of the atienn bam Cooper ve unes bry Doocuagenese Delaware aye Atlantic City, N.J., and Seen dee ast wucht ‘Joean enving te tesa attention er pe is Invited to BUcceSs Lo Enterprise: sceuracy —the K Y meleim | ays-tuthkatim | NOW OPEN, Over aistoon miliow Gollave, by ‘reducing cont below | “fer artioGe hey oa > atta ee eeestel F | hewspaper vartuea ewe. are tue poles df ~ ona AS, GERI e _ my yth&s lin MRS. B, R. OWENS. Pie shared ty dere) Promila companion. JAS. G. EST DECOKATIVE Pianos for rent. ‘mE Drag ae att yt ry Point, Maing. New ous, olewautls tur] Tioxg brane imhO-s,tu, titi pee “Gen-A8"t | SRCOND-HAND FIANOS.— A large ite pomwsanthy, wasch tacoeiose pear Spee J Be Opa eat Basie bathing end fale = comprising every well-known make in the | Pros tae Merson ‘ tis wm Agenshberdl. WOWACE MU FoIELL, sx, Prop. WEST END HOTEL. vat digress ena be ‘out peste z 2 a'49 33 eee dak ATTORNEYS. ieee ENADUCEMLSTS ofereginth | The prosperity of Tus Se ee | Stkste [NGS, N. mA corra D RESTAURANT OPEN SATURDAY, | Sg = NTMLY INSTALLMENTS wires henken: SS aihong var iwost valuaude ; ro eet i 2 HOTEL SuURE oS '. | HILLIPS, LAMAR & ZACHRY, me “oe STRONG'S SANITARIUM, | Cwien’ $ , “a8 a. ABE & 00. Prom the Biwe Mound (Kan.) Sun. cio tre = mt ith Tn} te and Additional Attractions. » + Attorneys ab Law, si es a6 s ——3 ‘THE STAx is the leading paper of is “ eS Sa, For the “Xrestment of vs ee eH HILDRETH, Prove Sun Building, Fst. ‘nyt sabland well Geoesvae <ieSooral Yatreunas i a ree aes RES a3 ‘CG aaPRELE — CARGINGTON, —ATTORNEY-AT ven, sir aeee gai thud ead ‘Teuniesber iver, CEN Nebtier law Bulging, bos Date, Want Prom the Anacostia Swedish wncvoments,” Sus Treatment Bice? pen; thoroughly 7 aiton, D.c. 1218 Hat nw. ten Sabena. Stam Go ‘ta a a Sua pt) ; Pi RS A French douche, and ait baths, Table tmentsiirst: | QHIRLEY—NEAR AVE alg Po LT class. A resort tor 3 ‘Or Teere. ATLANTIO GEAR that “the comes ot now. i te ark ; Seas Sf Washington, 0, inns