Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1889, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. WITH THE PAN-AMERICANS. FREDERICK ory AND COUNTY. PAINLESS Kansas City Oysters | Served on Blue Seen) Fiectlon Ri Results—Accidents, IE aaah MEBICINE ol J LLS= dima Tt ORE PENNSYLVANIA ROUTER Sah al bi ARDS cy precirennes AT * he YPMENT. *COKN ea BHINGTON. FQ FROM RT a om Pecan nak Se Baste Point Shells. 1d Social Notes. _— | Correspondence of Tee Eves EVENING STAR. INCIDENTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL EXCURSION. ee aie dk THE SPANIGH-AMERICAN COMMERCIAL URION— x, jovem! GO¥. FRANCIS GETS UP EARLY—CAPT. BOURKE'S ool keane in nites apaesahorml ARISTOCRATIC LIVEAGE. and the result of tomorrow's voting PARRISH BA BAKING NMWON PO Pure. Athy heat teat” G Cream. of T. awaited. The campaign has been by far the reat ‘9:50 am. ‘to Cincinnati and St ger ftaranteed, fre fae from Alum Emporia ia Staff Correspondence of Tae EVENIxo STAR. most quiet in the history of Frederick county Ene with Bleep cars from Pitsbune tc Sintec te" Fars aod Strength Dinamap Lovisvitie, Ky., November 3. | politics, the bulk of the effective work having | For Billous and Disorders, suck as aaa Berne ind Pai to, St Louis; daily. except Saturday, to Chicas, Sa he Tepreenied ve ed “pot pertecriy satiatace | Every member of the party knows who left | been left to the candidates on the several tick- fon een Parte FS *"]AikiSH DARING POWDERCOsButimore,Ma | Indianapolisa few months ago to become Pres-| ets, Few meetings have been held and very ine Gare Weshington er hicaro tnd St, Le ident of the United States, for each and every with thromeu little campain eloquence has been wasted. The ieee Loui es Memphis. 7 Pacit . A SEW ETCHING | Cimitteeman of Indianapolis (and a few vol-| republicans expect to give Wellington, their nas sneatantocnaneicheine wri Risch 10:00 pm. daily. for Pittsbare ‘snd, the or 2 with through Sleeper to Pittsbuce unteer citizens who thought that the commit-| candidate for state controller, a handsome ma- us im mug tom |i counaon mht rete) | Srp ca eaaphet ore | WEAK stile anes DIGESTION ‘DISORDERED LER: |, est ore One of the most poeti- | Sffectionately of the greatness aud political sa- | sition, The democrats feel positive that they Be ACT LIKE maciC—a 7 ew — oS Si woe voniss eae as Strengthening xcert t Sunday. 210 0.1m. ‘conte: areal cal and satisfactory yet | gacity which they had loaned to the nation for | will elect Otto J. Gaver sheriff and probably a 3 brin Any teen ed of appetit x and Sineass ty nester daily: Sot But presented. by A.F.Bun-| gt least four years. In all, several thousand oe pe Rosceub 0 oPneALTA Tit the eohate atoal energy of maman fame, Jape ALY majority in the board. Miss Julia McDevitt, one of a party of Indies who were asphyxiated by gas escaping from a ‘axhington to Kec dock Haven aid Elmira, FoR PEMA Se N W YORK AND TUE EAST, Me oi cas weak ted by thousands, in all classes of nis andl Debiliated is that BEECHAN’S PILLS je"TWE LARGEST SALE UF ANY PATENT MEDICINE IN THE WORLD, Full directions wi ce if ner and Thomas Moran. “WHERE LOFTY ELMS ABOUND.” people told the delegates that “this, sir, is the home of President Harrison.” #00, 11-00 coal stoven few days ago, died Saturday at Propared only by THOS, BEECHAM, St. realy Lancashire, ad il egg i barf a 1 < 4 ee Se her home in Emmitsburg, this county, from| Sold by Druggists LEN & CO., 366 ard 367 Canal Canal St. New Non vork. Gole Oem cet at Sb yn hss Robbins, N.A.Greuze’s} The western man may say what he pleases : 7 he ‘tims for States, whe, (if your druggist does keep them,) Fiprens or Pullman Parlor Cars, 940 a.m ally, well-known “INNOCENCE,” engraved in mezzotint the effects of the accident. The other vie except Subday, and 9:45 hs dally ite Dine by Appleton. William Sartain’s latest work, “SyM- | *vout the wooden nutmegs and basswood hams | of the accident have recovered. of New England, but he does it at the risk of having an occasional iniquity of his own ex- posed. In the natural order of events the first edibles placed on the dinner table before the international excursion party by the Kansas City hosts were oysters, Now oysters are PHONY." from the painting by Mowbray. “THE LOST GAME,” Meissonier. Etching by L. Kuet. TTEN ROW,” “ASCOT,” and other new Sporting aod Racing subjects. Gilbert Gaul’s War Subject, “THE FATES AGAINST THEM!" Mr. Charles Willias and Miss May Wilbide were married a few days ago at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Wilbide at Deerfield, this county, Rev. J. H. Barb officiating. Philip Butler died a few days ago at Monte- vue hospital near this city, He was one hun- WILL MAIL BEECHAM’S PILLS ON RECEIPT OF PRICE 25 CENTS A BOX. RII mt PHILADELPHIA ONLY, Fast Express 8:10 a.m. week daysand 8:10 p.m Express 2:10 pan. daily. mn. 6-00) p. For boston, without chauwe, 2:50 p.m. every da; or, Broo! EDUCATIONAL, IN Ww SHINGTON. EDUCATI ONAL. WASHINGTON. _ om street, avoiding ROTTS ~ | wostgible ferrinee gerne New York eit & H.MYE.s' BOARDIN D DAY SCHOOL THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. For Atlantic City 0, 11-00, and ff 40 am. week And many others. The best and most attractive rarely good at places so far away from salt | dred and three years old, aud up to the time of Abe a —BRIDAL GIFTS. — Water as that busy Missouri town is and when | his death had retained his faculties to a re- d ce Tena Leta ne ie Noir K NEW PAINTINGS, by Julian Kix, Miss Jennie markable degree. th Moca bcs a es “gr a EPARATORY the bivalves appear in public the connoisseur & E THE 1809 I st., Washington, D.C. school, 1 thoroush Brownscombe, Churchill, Willism T. Richards, Jean | from Washington is apt to scrutinize them| Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Holler of this city mata THRURT GT? Preparation for collese for the bh sulted sestee military Aubert, Haquette and other prominent artista. MIR- | rather closely—to look the gift horse in the | recently celebrated the fifty-first anniversary of JOHN BTTOMLEY, Ors. "Number of pupils limited to 110. Atew waco: m. = RORS, PICTURE FRAMES. The best assortment of | mouth, asit were. The investigation into the | their marriage, the occasion likewise be- edict, is prepared to give in- | ces remain. For information apply to a P.MON- 0: ‘Sound ii YP. (Card and Cabinet Frames. Kansas City oysters showed that the enterpris- | ing the seventieth anniversary of Mra. Holler'’s ng ink 1 ull Choral, Rervices, wenty | 1 AGUE, Ph.D., Principal. wer topes ‘8 Cree! Line, 7:20 am. and 4:40 p.m. — birth, A number of grandchildren and great —_ grandchildren were present, among them sev- ing Missourians had secured a sufficient quan- Cathedral Choirs of Eugen We tity of the shells of a fine variety of blue EARLE’S GALLERIES, Tn | THE CORCO- (PE COLUMBIAN, UNIVERSITY. a O21 00. am. 12-05, 4 Is¥ JOB! PHINE C. NIMMO, ORG ORG: ARIST. Tan Scientific School opened October 1. Feexcept SI Sundage vrs No. $16 Chestnut st. Philadelphia, 7 Glasses, which meet in the Cveuiug. are open to both 16 yam eo ie ——— phi _ | points and in the proper place ineach shell had en Seaptiy hom ee neon: P, f thi M DUNS Ma ies eee we. sexes. "For inforiuation about the courses in Alget ANDKIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Ratt. Te C dropped « real Baitimore canned oyster bless leck of the Court W. Irving Parsons of this ALL 10.4 ¥ ot te Geomietsy.. Teueonosnetry,. Autaly yaad ay ANDKIA AND WASHINGLUN HE YCLERIFS, ittle shriveled soul. That this actually oc- | city has received from the governor the pardon Berens shad ply © HL.” HODG ir RALLWAY, ; oe meen ee ce oe curred is beyond question, but why? Hasn't papers in the case of Henry 8. Black of Black's EL MAN FRAGs ICALLY TAUGHT IN GE MAN: Siuthemage? 1° SA IN EFFECT MAY 12, 1889. ‘orrentat 30c. per hour—@] the west an abundance of venison and bear and | mills, this county. Black was convicted at the for veginn at hor cdhcese ‘GERMAN TEACHER, HALVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS | Fo Alexandria, 3 month. quail and prairie chicken and black bass? | February term of the circuit court here (1889) | 1428 Corcoran at, u.w. B23 sing! SAM, AM, 3 1 dary eR rome sae the Paxtbe | Where is the necessity for attempting to copy | of abduction and sentenced to four years in the WANTED-GUITAR PUPILS BY 4 LADY wHO O34 ¥ st. nw. “for $ rit | a three-year-old Deimonico bill of fare? state penitentiary, has made the lustrument a Specialty; two lessons YE SELL SAFETIES #25 CASH ASHINGYON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST. A council of the Royal arcanum has been in- | © Week: $9 a month in advance. Call at 1907 Ver- | ion 0oak cand 55a. A COMMERCIAL ORGANIZATION. mont ave. se19-3m, Cloud Building, Oth aud F ste. —Twenty-Arst Eee mi. Week days. 7.40 u.u1 Suudaye, ; : stitui ti a Fiano, Voice Violin, Flute, Cornet, &c, | Avery quiet man, but fall of business, is F. | Stituted in this city With ‘twenty-five charter | 7 Trrag TRAGEER OF LORS EXPERIENG suvatiante, "0. 1. BULLARD, Ditestor. bebe oe Pe ial eg ae 20:57 am. 5 G. Pierra, who accompanies the excursion| Ata pleasant “german” given at Koontz hall, efi sae Sereno al ADAMS A, PELE (FROM PARIM, arias ye piesa a la ee party as the representative of the Spanish- | Thuraday evening, in honor of All Hallowe'en, stromice French classes taee Lina weet cote | Se CHO ott Ratt at American commercial union. The Spanish-| there were present from Washington, Miss ences. ee6-Su" pm.” On Sunday'at BrlOand 1-07 am: 20d American commercial union is an association | Ruth Kerr, who was one of the guests of honor. a jl. 7:05, 8:00, 9:0, aud 10:32 p.m a Cl t ORWOOD INSTITUT! isthe PUREST, BEST of bankers, manufacturers and merchants and me: : crab See aud Penny feein asia She is visiting the Misses Young here. gone at Homes ot | pile if denired glee rags Dr it iow the dress Mi Ber of Lith street aud Pe I iia euUs, dat SOAP «xz was organized in the city of New York March | Mr. Charles W. Miller, ox postmaster of Fred- faeces eis ne 1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, ie station, where orders cau be ets tor the checkune —_ 29, 1889. for the purpose of promoting trade | erick, has received notification of the adoption | ~\ kT sGHOOL 4 . or ungcore Wy deatuation frou hotels and reins Of ail Druggists. but beware of Imitations. between the United States and Spanish-America | by the government of a series of post office higheradeor LOCNO CADIES and LITTLE OTALS or S an rs repared to enter the Lixhest classes of any Geueral Manager, General Passenver Agent. and Brazil. Although the assuciation has its ‘incipal offices in New York it is by no means 6TH 8T.. BET. K AND L 8° 1013 1 record books invented by him for the use of] ,,,, 4043 182 ST; BET. Rieduiee Principal. | intended that it shall be local in its character; Wa GLORY: OF MAN in fact, it is the purpose of its promoters to eter tare So vik Ua peminin, tera peeeeet TRENGTH VITALITY ! membership, which numbers about one thou- sand, the eastern, middie and southern states are represented and on the list of trustees appear the names of three of the United States delegates to the international Ameri- can congress—Cornelius N. Bliss, Charles R. Flint, both of New York. and J. F. Hanson of Macon, Ga. ‘The officers are men of mercan- tile prominence, J. M. Cebullos, the head of one of the largest Spanish firms in New York, a being its president. W. H. T. Hughes, man- ager of Wurd & Co.'s lines of steamers’ 3. I. unoz, the wealthy Spanish New Yorker; C. N. Jordan, ex-treasurer of the United States, and now president of the Western national bank of New York, and John F. Plummer, the well-known New York merchant, are the vice je THE SCIENCE OF LIFE Gute Error ot Youn, Premuite Deen, Nervous ‘out er and Physical Debility, the Blood. 835; $3,951. postmasters in fourth class offices, James Fraley was run over by an ore car ona gravity road at Catoctin furnaces, this county, on Friday last and instantly killed. Miss Mamie Sifford has returned home from a pleasant visit to Washington.——Miss Burns of Washington is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Lewis, near this city.——Miss Minerva Acton of Wi ashington has returned home after a pleas- ant visit to Miss Rosa Gantz at Willow farm.—Dr. L. T. MacGill, jr., of Washington is visiting relatives here.—Mr. Charles R. Hardt of Washington is here on a visit.——Miss Zoe Hunter has returned from a pleasant visit to friends in Washington.——Miss Ruth Kerr returned to her home in Washington Opa ———————. Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: 8. W. Curriden to Thomas Holladay, lot 13, #q. W. R. Woodward et al. to Robert rook os eae for Gold Medal in “Life Clase” begins M ISSES POLLOCK AND NOERR, School, Priiuar) nd ak Gram garten (Froebel system), reopened September Exceptional references; Notual Training ‘leg for ra. ‘Teacher Bess: ‘AND ED { EDUCATION. Send for Circulars, MARTYN COMMERCIAL: COLLEGE, _0031 313 treet northwest, MSS JULIA R, BALCH, ae EXPERIENCE in teaching wits ish Language to Foreigners, Ouers her serv.cenus Teacher to Members of the Pans ‘American Congress and to Foreign 1 Legations, 1207 | 10th at. nw. SPER, LANGUAGES. — FREE Pate A New Method, based upon, Piulosophical and Sei- eutitic Pri ose” by the wuthor, GAILLARD, cierd'Acad mic, WEDNESDAY N 7:80 p.in., in the bull of his school of Lanj F st. nw.” Prots. Deaee schools (Albany), Tabor; it is iorotyey educational, fascinating.’ bey oa Speciul tacilities tur selected studies. session opens Mouday, Septeu ry reENcEETAE Seca COLLEGE, Corner 7th and D sta, n.w. School of Business and Counting House Training. bool of Practical rnglish. Ectoo! of Shorthand aud 1; School o1 uy and floctrical Science, elewray School of Spencerian Feumanehip. School of Mechanical aud ‘Architectural Drawing. and night allan sa or illusteated eatalowne tre, HED CER, LL B., Princi va SPENULR. Vieo Princinal re ee Ux beep Ae ip pale vent ount Wi ae Pi ng for Cit in Wi fekie The 4 rate ou ¥ ret eS HALL 3 gtd cn i, ee. Pri ans. ns Call, after 5, Parra SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 I ST. N.W— inary 1 pony ome! and High School for both sexes. Seventh year bexins September 20 with s corps Of n.ne teachers, ail protessional and experienced. In; | Languawes a struction in Buazrwore Axp Ono R — dehedule in effect JUNE 21 gency sighed trom station corner ot Now Jersey atid Nortliwent, treet. ean daily, 3 Tyee 15) an. so Bit Fittebury an aud Cleveland, Vestibuled Jimitetes- 20 am. and express 8.40 Pier a Whaling. Parkerabut ‘and principal stations line, express daily except Mouday. at 3:09 or Lexington and Local Stations 120.308 m i ges ‘or Bai Stations between W. ton Bait UU, G24. B:3U a. Sepn Pear by tb: 0, bi Sundayy, 8:30am Peni * residents. The treasurer is E. Gogorza, as h wu a! yey of New York. Amcng the trustees, besides | Reyburn, pt. 3, sq. $2; #2,000. L. 8. Chapman yous sorToMey, Gal $s thoes Ieee Ee caeenees So ue Paras 200, $205 utes), XHAU STED ITAL| T }@ | those whose names lave already been men-|to Mary F. Wright, sub 154, eq. 271; #. H. | © For concert and Oratorio seaswi of '89 and 190. | The school is ‘well st ee with charts, relereuce y 00, 10: ae 19: aba sioned, are W. B. Boulton of Boulton, Bliss & | 4. Rohr to same, same property; ¢—. J. W. | _Kesidence, 202 i @. w. nod-eolim Pooks au ph hed wthott Sg ie Serres Dallett; R.A. Whitney, head of one of the | Douglas et al. to T. W. Patchen, lot 1. s 10, K ONNER, A it 6 E. EDUCATES FOR USE- has been eniarged and no exyense or trouble spared to tye NT largest won-working firms in the country: W. L, Burris to Annie V. Barbour, sub f, Veitiiners, ‘Two y business Educator in this Pendertke ight, heat, venulation and au Tos. ae it D- yy xcesscs or | 2, l7de, senior pariner in the firm which owns | 199; @1,000.. J. W. Phillips to J. B. Williamson, athorof the celebrated astm WEL Preceisatt™ 2° Si t2 12m. iy, and operates the Clyde line of steamers; Eras- is a ” | ext Books. Bus.uews Course: Bookkeeping (-astmian oe : Soc ern Beane Siamimentneate tus Woman. CW. Pusey. of the HuseyJonee |" Suarice ‘ Howenbarg. da.1 4. Ht’ W | Sins Fimnonya hee nent, tretie aga) BAUWAMD © FONZEED Lace, 16:85, ‘Avoid caskilfal pretenders, Pomess tha great | (0. of Wilmington, Del; H. K. Thurber of | Hunt fr: to Abraheu: Piien tote id to ti, ar Word [toon wid Cominercat tow. Enieis Coury! Cotrect deep) Breathing Oratorical and —— work. It contains $0 Toyal Svo. Beaniral New York, aud many other prominent and | §9¢-° &) 639 64. H. Ella Cooper to Louisa R, | Word ns,Grawmuar, Kuetoric, Peciinapsdip, Arith- Dramatic Action, at 117 Voth at ne sez-4m i. Price only $1.00 by | wealthy business men. Stowell, lot 83, blk. 14, Takoma Park; «3,000. | Mus; Alweu serene Goummephy Ale ccare At SCHOOL—DRAWI PAINTING, CHAR wrap} One of the most direct aims of the associa- ae hint Med cba y Aig we ey Crayon aud all kinds of decorative work: raphy. New building, uew furiiture, steam heat cn Free, if tion is co-operation with the international | Gy Emmert to 0, E. Duffey, lot 9, Kenting = studies tor rent. 1 Bond ‘ta “termediate stations, 17:00 pm —_ princi 1530 Pierce Yor trai otter inadern conveniences, Rend fob elreulara, | CO- between 8 ard Th. pal, su3l-oue aoe Gistinzuished © thor, Wan. American congress in any way that may seem | ***;,£%100. 2. Tobriner to 8. J. Block. pt. 5, | $i COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 609 Fst. nw. soe ceived the GOLD AND 3 oa pou ior ly q. 656; 2500, L. C. Loomis to D, Holland, io¢ Die j MS BALCE'S | CIVIL, Se, INSTITUTE, Ch ch train Jeaves Washington on oom ron ft 1:15 st. n.w.—Persons success- reer Pau, stoppile wt ali stLOUS on Melropoutan For F K, 16:40, T1040 many TS:0U, 18:50 m. Sundays.i:15p. Seda Hiawerstown, TL: aan. and t5:30p.m. ‘Traine urrive trom Cui Sauy 11:45 ara, and rom Cinciiuat, ‘and St. Louis daily 3:39 jftrom Pittsburg 7:10 aan. aud evap tied AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION. For New York, drenutou, Dewar aud Luzsueti, §, 2 2:0 tos0y, cv: 113, sq. 5, Montello; $150. W. J. Sabley et al. to John 'T. Lenman, pt. 18, sq. 456; $—. W. Mayse to P. A. Christman, sub lots B to E, #q. 1112; $1,535.84, J. F. Batchelder et al. pes E. Dugan, lot 1, blk. 49, ad. to Brookland; $433.75. W. 8S. Browning to Mary E. Reed, sub 73, 8q. 672; $3,800. John Dague to W. E. Wright, it. 11, sq. "87. —,. Jane E. Shepherd to John E, etrich, blk. 18, Brookland; $439.86, E. Q. from Ld ! Medical Association for ZE ESSAY on NERVOUS and iCAL DEBILITY.Dr. Parkerand acorps \ssistant Physicians may be consuited, confi- by mail oF in person, at the of N 4 Belunehe. Heston. Ma Manas! «3 bom all jo. 4 Bulfinch St., to wl t books or letters for advice should be THE GOVERNOR OUT WORM CATCHING. The old legend hasit that the feathered biped who is up and around before the sun is high is the one who catches on to the unpro tected and guileless worm, Gov. Francis of Missouri isan early bird. The governor was a — on the excursion train from St. Louis Kansas City and was up when the train HORIHAND— Sit you waut to learn Phonography? Do you want to \ecome profici-nt in the shortest time? Do you want to learn lypewriting free? ‘Thengo to ‘Head School of Acme Phonography, 921 F at. 2-1m* F. J. MULVEY, Principal. i gcUTTOR FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. Also Grace, Deportuwent, and Expression, The tesbury Lessons in class or private. Cir- cuwiar cont ne terms and full intormation tree on bre ae all Examinations. Elocution Taughtend ‘Com- lous revised, Book Keeplugaspecialty. su ere DANCING ACADEMY, 1004 Fst 3. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur; neers, Bouton Gavotte and Berlin, id for circu- ae + ‘om hy v Tue Cepars, | BOARDING oe DAY_# ry a all “day teed sa SCHOOL FOR YOUNG bleep ‘Car ad al stopped. at Holden, Mo., at about 9 a.m.,in | Smith to Mary J'Wright, lot 70, eq. 603; €—. | Cilarcontalu LADIES AND LAT TLE GIRLS. trae Trait doce uot stop at Etizaveth, PM Tus Besr._. {Goons As Lowssr jee hoe emp oe sree ae grrr sapeh ot ‘Tae Camoric Coxoness at Bautimons, $1.20 MISS MAUD D. van be tat REOPENS OCTOBER, RA IS8. 1918 35th st. “a fats 1:00, POsSuTe-00 wane Su, aT Ic. ALWAYS A’ he aed s and. A F. Es WMELAMS & ¢0.'8, tion, so the governor went out in search of the | FO® THE Rouxp Ture via THE BALTIMORE AND | _0¢31 Who ts duly licensed to Sia SRD HOMME Sane Ea, | ,2OF utertuediate pointe between Baltimore anJ LeGists voting “worm.” Very near the train was the | O#1.—The Baltimore and Ohio will sell exeur- J UAKANTER TO TEACH ANY ONE TO “NaKE M Re agp peered pein th, vee teeta Usp KMARONIC TEMELE, oldest inbabitant and he was at once seized and | #9” tickets to Baltimore for all trains, includ- @ Lile-size Crayon Portrait iu 15 lesso1 rie, an accomplished aud highly recommended | 4){"Gus, leave, PSY WOE TE Masuiuactou, +830, CALL.EXAMINE Ut kh ucOD: BECONVINCED. | his right hand well shaken. Pee Fee -atmoue St- maitre Ryaee, Of AOCOMNE OC) cvenuee se neat eee Day | teacher. ws | 22:00 ug. blige ae omen PRESC. IPTT aaa ree you, ejacul ted the governér. ee ele congress, Sp ept November 7 to 12, — 5U9 1ith’st. bet E and F ste. ob OF WANIIN N ine ety Philadelphia for sWaghineton, 24:1 Tehedtiin tocther ponds We tae Gale te as | “My name is Francis.” inclusive, at the rate of $1.20; 24 trains enc | — r_OF WANS GTON. 3B: 0 Bild, TL, “8:15, *S:U5, | way daily and 19 on suuday. THE Cou RTS. ——te Counr ry Gevrnat, Tena.—Chief Justice Bing- 4 CADLMY OF THE HOLY. ChOss, al ‘Monday, September ihty for acquiciux & thorough aud. fisted u. No efforts are spared to udvauce the pupila nd art. ‘Whe wu-scal department comy rises theory aud tecltte aud euibraces aud, harp, vicli, guitar and ba: Grogs and chemicals from the mo-t reliable manu- faciurere, We cheerfully invites careful inspection of thix deparunent by physic! ‘Ube Wat anpic Extracts bUlk.......,. The antique Missourian looked as though he had never heard the nume before, and it was only too apparent that the others of the audi- ence, with whom the governor was rapidly 1S8Q PEL YEAN, DEPRESSED BUSINES Prices: Maplewood Institute, be Cuncordville, ke, First-cluns instructors! all wood home for Littie Boys. Ji by TbGk Malena » Principal. ‘Vor Ailautic City 4:00am. and 1 noon, Sun | days 420 a tu. eee xcept Suuday. ‘Daily. {Sunday only, Except Sunday and Mouday, Yabo, t aw cae g Buxkase calied for aud erecked irom hotels 1 Teridelices by Union ‘raster Co. on orders left a: ‘Allcocire Perens Plestere... shaking hands, were just as ignorant as the ham and Justices Hagner and James. we eanictares, ‘getieral vocel and drawing and, faney I. BATE—A BOALDI Sted ASB DAY senor | Norma OU aud Look Peusy Vania asus, ald Gertian Porous Phwsters, 100.73 for... 1." Yesterday—Boteler agt. Barber; opinion by a bist wud other branclen t olurhly tatieht; “Kinder: | “32° ODELL. Gi SHAS. © BCU, Gen. kame Aire Ayers Sarsayarlia One of the newspaper men who is with the | Judge James sustaining demurrer, Barber 122: 3 LENIH BL, 1223 kurten. Miss EMMA Pick yeue eee yee cele thae ne party saw an opportunity to illumine the occa- | agt. Waggamun; do. by Judge Hagner over- Ie: WASHIAGIOS, BG, sul7—3mo" EDMONT ALK LIN Beveuule 1 sion and to make himself yolid with the gov-| ruling demurrer. In fo Eddie Fisher; do. by | THE Misers KERL'G SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG — eto iced Pgcnen 2 op ernor, so he tuned his pipe and informed the | Chief Justice Bingham denyin; motion for oH FALL tbkM BEGINS S20 hw Jpuescu 1 PIANOS AND ORGANS. } I ALLET & DAVIS U! 5 reneey B PIANOS, duperbd sty les , low stallments; bargains, | ‘The handsomest, Best, nest enduriu mS ot Un- euuuied in tone, touch, Anish, HL. SUMNER, | 4 Li vu ot uw. ton, Gordousvike, Charlottesville, Lyuchoure ond Statious between Alexapuria aud 1) ucLLurK, BROKE Lustel, Knoxville, Chuttanoomu and Memphis Pull au Diveyer Wasuiuytou to Meupuis, Ji: 4 4 lb Past ail daily tur Warreaton, Car. le, Stations Chesapeake and Uuio iwule, boecbae, kweky Mount, Danville aud Statuous uchbure aud Dinvilie, Grecusbure, tval eeu, Asheville, Charlotte, Columbia, Awrusta, Auanta, Biruingham, Moutcomery, New Utiaus, crowd that he had the distinguished honor of | reterence to examine. L. Murday Brown of presenting to them the goveruor of their great | Tennessee admitted to the bar on motion of R. and highly intellectual state. If that scribe | §, Smith. wants a state appointment he can get it. Today—Abbott agt. Smith; argued and sub- Writing of governors reminds me that it is | mitted. Pilling agi. Di trict, now becoming quite fashionable for governors Cmcuit Count—Juilge Montgomery. —especially democratic governors—to have! yesterday—Wooden ware company agt, Hos. _velbtoced Mine. M. Chevremont, Diplomeo, de T'Acud~uie de, Putts wid experienced teu Address 1201 Kuode islaud ave. ocl laut Cuticura Soap Cuticurs Omunent Cuticura Kesvivent. * HENEY XANDEIi, PIANO AND THEORY, {ities Hours, Leanrxe Issravw TS. Studio, 809 11th sf, now. foc] 9-1 Te oclock, Mikal @pais See ‘Dexus aud Caliiornia, “Pulluuau sicejer New hora to Castauere Bouquet Sash mewemener a as the oe Leb atten mer; demurrer sustained. Loring agt. Page; cae Gere me Call and on ee Avante. pacior care Atlanta to Meuivomery, SE fend set the example with Dan. Lamont | judgment set aside. Glick agt. Baltimore and \Lenor Soloist), WEB-K : Blecher Greetntoro" to Cova St Ai ailsanne” Lattie Liv d Hill followed it with Col. Timothy Will- lueu dlecyers Wusuington to ade Carnrick's Soluble Food, large. Koute, Cabtornia Fig 5 rup... Ely s Cream Baim. Bromo Caff in. = Fup Hy vobboshited ae am. Sirup Hy hosp hi! Rep Bitters, por lottle Ohio railroad company; demurrer to piea argued and submitted, Wilson agt. Buscher; motion to set aside judgment overruled. Reid agt. Marsh; motion to set aside judgment sub- mitted, PIANOS. ivms; now Francis has done the same thing by taking into his official family M. A. Fanuing, who used to be on the Cleveland Plaindeater. SOME OTHER BURKE. Association with great men for the past 1 tor Choir Eng: n REASONABLE PRIC ACC M MODATING TERMS. Old Instruments taken im purt payment, Tuning tancoge, aud repairing. Deupiis, connecting Weuee tor all PIANOS FOR RENT. Wasliugton tw New Urieaus, P. m.—Daily, ‘Sunday, Manassas, bung a andintertoediats staueeee’ °° Ob, ls. Daily Vie 1.) ucLLurg, Bristol and Chat- Fullise Vesticule Sicepere Wanliug teu 40 Arkausus points, MY it Si iD AT 9 tod daisy aud ve it E Prosate Counr—Judge Cor. Ak ae tT. Hic vernal Bitters month has convinced Capt. Bourke that he has| Yesterday—Estate of John Wade; will Wm Omen rae Brewin SANDERS & BTAYMAR cat vhanpe Camristameliin cee te : noble blood in his veins and that he is a good | filed for probate. Estate of Mathilde Gilbert; | 4st, | Studisd, Abrus 034 Fee nw ville, Ciucint sth Puliinan Vestibule tran Washington deal of a grandee himself, Several Aimes he | petition of administrator to institute suit in | ty Euros UyLty on ‘ola ne—6 ” "Washington, D.C. “aS sou p. an houthiarn eamacece tells tee hese fue has expressed himself as being satisfied that he | Minnesota granted. Estate of D. Willard Bliss; rhs Sas te Roapdeens pre opts pene ote taltimore, Mae Danville Kaien Mahone reas aries Gas Humphrey's species, is the rightful heir to “Burke's peerage.” Just | decree to sell and appoint a collector. hiv Gull aud ace the wouuertul progress of studeuts, Mast sch _ocl-3m_| Augusta’ Atiaute Montgomery, Neve Osta Hunyadi Water. per Bottle. as to who “Burke's pee Tage” was the captain is Equity Covrt—Judge € 0 17 a < RAKAUEE PIANOS AT KUH MPLE OF | ceo ST rong Amey Sectthvale Car Washington te doabttal, but ho is sure old Peeragy was ana- | Yesterday—Weaver agt. Weston; sale ratified | Jyjit. }RAEST LENT HAS KEMOVED To Wis | 2M Musics 1200 cat. now. “ihey are the fuest aud | Nev Otsu tis Adan irnine ie Ala. via Atlanta tional character or he would never have been | and Wm. H. Barnes appointed trustee to con- | AVI vew ren Coxcoran st. sud resumed | 646 thou. ri torus teas. Sin | Ms Gecrwin Faciie Kailw % so freque ae consulted by be Letom s Cummings axt. Bartlett; reference to irons shy Finn » Viviin, Vieluuceilo aud Harmony, —— - i, ee sense ei sent uaa arate 3 the old word, and he must have been worthy or ered, Pauli ‘a — “4 “4 Gully: arrive Keund Tl G1: U acta, and 7 a #4 | af confidence or his Obristian mame would net | smat surest cua Pauli; divorce a yas HaLsi tin Se = i. For. Ep delat leave ound BU 6:05 win, aly Ad aie 2d #2 have been Burke. But the pein newly- — . a © RAN As int Eee oy an green Sunday, arriving Washington 8:39 = | sprouted hopes were nipped in the bud. for at] J. Kann’s Avctiox Sate.—There are fifty | _oc10-1m* usw, PT an igi trains from the South via Charlot 2 8 100 |e recent reception was a lady who knew | pieces of brouzes and Freuch clocks of the | ict: LB ACH, TEAC 1oveu “worrwawsnee | Sutil duetbupe irre tu Natuanyau 1 | Bari seedesotner “when bie petted tt bakes quality that must be sold this the lust | Mb lias removed to 1117 1th ai. uw, where leskot orcs mre | ty Pag Tin aah tewee, nea a Lac B oe. | County ysloughguttery and she gave him | week of the auction sale to close the business | {¥,,/iiNe Sud Viclin may be obtained at tmocer Sareea 0 tasers" ts invited to. tate | id Bt 2:50 pam. aud 17-175) away. The captain bas concluded that Burke's | at 629 Peunsylvania avenue. Sale positively < SEWELL HAs KEMUVED | BI'bEcuMATI eS A i Eee bung local at 44:3 73 100 | peerage belongs to some other Burke and he | closes this week 1050 st. aw. . a sleeping-car reservation and information & 39 | wilt pepper a = _aniaion to goin ane cca Baller ali aaa Nitere she will resuiue ler classes iu Music ae aE OND. “HAND. IA OB. A cates, mortinent, | fUrmsbed and basse checked at ottice, 13UU Penne Fesrhine: Pare 10 | seare’ e long-lost title. Steamer’s Boiler Explodes. aie | cca vie line Ho make i the | 4 AVE UL, abdat Passenger Staiiel, Peausylve ¥iseline: Fuse. Bi aun Docrkitn ey waion. The boiler of the fishing steamer S$. S. ay Ledion and Eittte Gitte | ew awttes,, BE cCEREN Men ONES L TANLOR, Gen, Pasa, Avent, 10 | He was the most thoroughly polished speci- | Brown exploded yesterday morning while the Nest Wastiusion: sober h | ONLY ANSTALL MENTS hee ee Se | ae 4 33 | men of mankind Ihave seen for many years | steamer was cruising off tho coast of ‘Paiikelpuis, the Misses DO — w POTOMAC RIVER BOATS Woeth's Bect, fron and Wine 6 —-105| past. His hat had been brushed until the nap | Jursey about Ys miles from the Deeckwone | SESE 1s . JUVER 5 LS. Wand the Bestiecretes swe 60 = 300 Tra” atmont disappeared: his face shone: bis | Yoiiowing is a complete list of tho Lilled and |e Gehl Pranary Ss N oo 39 | clothes glistened in conspicuous places; anid his Aybegaaes g ee , 5 69-400 | chose wore lustrous wit stove polish, He was | injured: Charles Bailey, chief engineer, of | YESS, SEEPS AouOOT_ | JUSEFURNISHINGS. jcteames We agnor, | 7 “28 | a clergyman, or had been, and it was the desire | Connecticut, married. scalded, probably fa- | AVA and Prmaaty “at 401 tad ot. | W: ALL PAPER, oy PAPER, Vernon, leaving at 108.1, teaching Washiugton about of his heart to have the delegates gagher them- | tally; Wm. Ludlow, assistant engineer, of Con- | ution and Specch ti | Pin. | Fare, round thip, $1, amciudiug selves in one room where he could explain to necticut, single, injuries probably fatal; John | cocursiont © ‘ . ‘Buc ‘ 3 = ae. ais. them e necessity that exists for an inter- | Le Casta, fireman, of Connecticut, single, sor } formerly of | bow! Washington. aes Pomme ined an nerf Sh com: national board of arbitration, There were | killed. Scriously injured—Herbert Thompson | MAKTYN COLLEG uliy tastished. “Ucuers by postal promptly at | Lamy Nowrorx Lise, Rt let. it renders the skiu white, poe eae ee many beauties in the doctrine of | ace, he thought, which should be explained to ‘the heathen from faraway lands. and he was un- doubtedly the man to make the explat aud Frederick Turnér, deck hands, of Cont ticut, scalded about the face and in | Sutton, deck hand, of Sursex county, sealded tion. | about the face and hends. ‘The Lrown is owned | b This was communicated to Mr. Curtis with the | b: teLdeu to, “Southwest oruers ieft at Judd’s Pharmacy, | Vin aud Fats. a. 13g * Rows, LIQUID GLUE" MENDS EVER 1 bsoxken Chi 1a, Glass, surmiture, Wood aim 2uS% Suves, kiper Jewelry. | bveriasting Le- FOINT AND i Hi SOUTH, jamer Lady of ts Luke, frou ge wharf, Tues Bm, Steamer eo, Gay Thersieg, eid aay. 3 Lenry, Teg potred tie: should use it Tusttse chapping. Every indy ttle, Ze. Kuewmalgia, an infallible external remedy for Neu- ralgis, Headache aud Toothache. It never tails to «ive iumeiliate relief in the most obstiuate cases, Gi veloped some of the | + ¢th-at, Whart, Monday; wouutry by the use of | } pais, ‘Btauineee stop st Pabey’ Ponae dake, ‘Tel. cuil, v4; Leary ms y 5. 8. Brown & Co. of Lewes. ‘ihe accident | “bi; torus, Deere Leuchers Certificntesawarded | | meats! Bc. aut 2200. mil '4-ooly 0 RIV. smoothness and grace of a fuished elocutionist | occurred at 11:05 o'clock. The explosion hey | sceuiatun Derventa 4caciuers: Contipentenswanicd K Om SOTO MEG Mares Saray i while the speaker's deportment was that of a| pened without warning of any kind, and the | Pe u-exks pam ee ves 7 th-street ree e MONDALS, THUREDATS Turveydrop. Ail his culture and ail his elo- | steamer was soon the scene of th wildest con | pms MANS's E151 HART pay tothe ee quence availed him nothing, however, and he | fusion. Signals of distress were d and rego AOE agen a) 2 foil ne ye Landings os iar as Nomini Cree 1 Va St Clements Bay = | was finally compelied to depart withoat having | the steamer Allyne, which was in. the vicinity, ant Fieme erat Oe mareaxe do gid Jeouardtown, Aid: Coumecs with 8 and 0. Hi ab | made a date with the benighted southerners, went to the rescue of the injured men. CAF COOKING STOVES. a 3 On hand and for sale, a ——— Compact to Commit ‘Suicide. ISS MARY an tor: LE DRUG corner Yiu aud F ste ih pie. Another London Strike. Mrs. Mary Crater tried to commit suicide a re ba city end gail veliscy #. & WALLIAMS & Co. Fropiietorn London hes another strike, ‘The union men | sic ecdhiaerns, balava dinates reopen ber hindergarveu at the Fenteneg v1 Mt, | mbit! WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. = 7 elton, Pa,, yesterday by taking poison. She | ['ocnard Gurlield Spencer, 1224 IL At. nee. MONDAL i = OKT ROUT TE ‘owxer & Sos, on the export docks gre to = it eo was arrested and lodged in jail, Mrs, Crater | Cctobe GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. LUA eaae company’s permanent employes join the ‘k | shortly before t! * ted suicide sent the “oy —— ———— en lien dntinan en a 2316 SEVENTH eet ET NORTE WEST. fused to do and a deadlock has resulted. Scores 8 . ed, Rov i is, 9 om: Bat. nbieached Sbeetine, of ships are lying idle at the docks, it being | Tecently: . impossible to get men to bandle their cargoes. “Dear Husband: Come as soon as you get this The lighterman decided last night to strike | Or you might never sve me aliv also. It is understood that Mrs, Crater and another FALL AND WINTER, '89-'90. Our own luportations now received, and you ATU IUVAtU bu AMoyOCt ai Lue well-known house Ladies and G. cug kno wiedce will find Weli-c term spd the who wish to acquire a thor- hand for business purposes ped iLetruclion rectus, iucderate dukce Of ub experienced teacher aud Kove ig,” ha a trays jortable. State rooms saceliont table, ana Gee Speen ist ty Px A as Nov. 20, 3 p.m. ay aw York Seale ee 236 yds. Wide, Fruit-of-the-Loom Bleached Cotton, Sige. Silk Fiush. in all colors, Soc. pe Se ee ua A iia: mera Save, dustruction daeaiel shee: ; sault; srocense at tow faten Apets rk. 5 colors, 3 ow c, en - ARR, rv out Figunel Suiting, double width, 25e, ————— roman bad agreed to commit suicide, but the " ‘ar finished work ut 139 soi bee —— Pace ‘ave. ‘ocsl eT a a ae Invested a Dollars nd Realized a Million. | latter backed out, Btccl ela rel atte 2 IMPORTING TAILOR, ‘Salk, + i besie wie root Bite, 91.50. jbromn ani his friend Perkins were talking about caused a sensation at Steel ton. 12, SCHOOL OF FANGUAGLS, seil 1111 Penna ave PRINTERS. ube vestme - ’Sullivan’s Opinion of It. Recos: aid Europe ne the best echoal 5 = 23 ———— —= Cuttou Batting tor Quilts, 106. tb.; extra wood, | "Once I investet $1,000 in real estate,” said Orsal ery. of the Foreumn Languages: KEN & WALLA TPN vicesed alia i ae Per. ins, “and double’ iin less than six touths. | Little occurred in the Cronin trial yesterday | foF®=beedy sunsters of the Foreiam Lan : FAMILY SUPPLIES. __| yjootrex s wanaon Gaston Flannel, trots Be aes ee oe est investment | ever made, Pretty | after Tue Stan's account closed. But one wit- ejsithien teen tae ee vie Patna UT DOWN IN GROCERIES, neste E oe w., sout bag ere for Met ” Bust wasn't itr” pstOn, 1 5 - — Stell communes ef Vande cal Mingus ti Bean |) “ies Gene better than thak;" enté Brown, “Teo | e0 told anything of material importance. vhia. Chicave, Berlin dnd Paris CHEAPER THAN EXPE BEFORE. CALL AND COMMERGIAL, L8G! My ABP ER PROFESSIONAL Kaviteg wings Towels, an extra bargain, 206. years geo) wae wht by all my friends that I was| Mrs. Addie J. Farrar testified to a conversa- EE} AE LISHED 1877), 1 ang New York B: unk Pe uly 65e. — going into consumption and { thought they were | tion which took place between herself and Kins, Princly ths on Beck De fen cl , Zane choice tam rF FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. eT of “Gent's and Children's Under- | HSB Sbout it: 1 hada dry, backing cough, no ap- | - Giga iorstudeuts use.” Hajed and: thoeough Sones yuarters 101 sete eta ice Hama | __¥IB Gur. petite, my sleep came by fits and staris and | O'Sullivan soon after Dr. Cronin’s body. was | jn piano and composition. ‘se17-sia Pak ee ua Grocery ree Awad a ~ io Gr sex ate 20 PRINTEns Ail-wool Red Twilled Flannel, 2 Sun ae ne bs gray was i | found. The witness said: “I had read in the | (yAPli0) ERGARTEN AND PRI ew s D etait HaieGEa as AMES aan | inca ee Sea dtnintatiabzris | ory antecgut ofthe indi of the boy o| Cal ity ee TRAcevmgariee | ate. ___sugoubisantitaerab. | 17m 2 nus 1eaon AECRE we om | | thought It was all up with me then. 1 ha.cou | UF Cronin. Then I spoke of it to Mr. O'Sulli- | to tpepriuciyal, CORNELIA F. BOYDLN. “sole EABiy Bost EOTATORS, G50. B ae BRIDGE CTURAL IKON | suited two doctors ani taken quarwof their me.i-| Y@n. I said to him, ‘Was it not a terrible mur- HE McDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL, ‘atti Fore Cheese, 15¢. ib. Sow Fi Sew Prue encene ar Re ee cine and receive . no benefit from it, One day I | der?’ He said ‘yes.’ I waid ‘Why, it was veme- i He ot Grocetin very tows yl tee Sei ee happene- to rea. something about Dr. Pierce's | thing fearful to decoy a person away and mur- | 1305 17th st, 1624 Massachusetts ave. and 1623 equh. Seecl brome, Anelen, Oe &y for all kinds of Irom woiden Me ical Discovery ani 1 made up my | der him in that manner.’ Mr, O'Sullivan did fine Croanental Cost aud W Towgit isew works | WuBd to give ita triai, butt didn’t expect it would | yor aay anything for afew minutes, and then | yA2 English and French Sree S. ents yeae owls ee Jbevaure sic weieral machine work dowels thelped aianee ee bottioct it ant | he said: “Lhey pe he was a British spy.’ I said, pd Sapo sgh, This schoel caters ee ees ¥ ie" ae bac $e Ue Lisutes of Columbia forthe | lt cured me, and when I compare ime my present | ‘Why should they kill him?’ In « few minutes aitagen nt a hoane lite and camatal aka: = Gcetz-b itehell”'s)sicus of Auchors sua reo | goo. health with the miserable health of two years I said again, ‘Why should they kil him even if adinitted to Sa re the Pe Soleys ANB COUNSELORS aT Law, tector Werks, Coral aid Neeru ich geet ago think fam safe in saying that myluvestment | he as 8 British =e ee ae 35%, | wasa much better one than yours. You can't ‘Mr. O'Sullivan said, ‘He gave away the se- | _%7-2 ‘MISS ANNA ‘Telephone 1195-' 0c30-6m_ reckon health by any measure of dollars and | crets of «secret order, and if aman did that | },DUCATE AND WIN — BUSINESS COURSES. UGENE F. ARNOLD, png 1 © Con ene stat Zauiton om my ‘SP fneearnene =e | le ought to be killa. if he did that, he got no | A -Bosicteoing, Athan cose | a hr atmmepe ies pen ‘ViNE PAPER BOXES. Gobien Medical Yo quaruntee to | ore than be deserved. bese Opp. City Hall. _ {007-3m) “~ Washington, D-C. Seite bee ul Line in the United boned or care in elt Giasese for which is to Mata pT ok Fog herder loortg od gra ens 13 Commerce st, Philedelphin: Fee r ‘or money pal To- men Write tor descriptive price inst my léeo7és | funued. fortes a THE EVENING STAR ts a PAPER OF TO-DAY, not of VESTERDAY nor of LAST WEEK. It prints ALL THE NEWS, Local, Domestic and Foreign, LONG IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN- ING PAPERS. This is conspicuously true of all classee of news, but especially so in regard to Local News and District Affairs. THE STAR has a very much LARGER and BETTER force of LOCAL RE- PORTERS and SPECIAL WRITERS than any other paper in Washington ever thought of employing, and ITS MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND PRINTING FACILITE ARE MORB THAN THREE TIMES AS POWER- FUL AND RAPID AS THOSE OF ANY OTHER WASHINGTON PAPER. It is therefore able to print each day a full report of every transacuon of public ine terest occurring in the District up te the very hour of going to press. 203, By the free use of the OCEAN CABLES for KI JLAR AND SPECIAL DIS- PATCHES, and with the difference of time in its favor, it is also able to give ite readers every afternoon the news of the WHOLE EASTERN HEMISPHERE for the entire day, and up to 12 o’clock midnight, thus leaving literally nothing in the way of news from Europe, Asia, and Africa for the morning papers. Equally does THE STAR lead all its contemporaries in the publication of the NEWS OF OUR OWN COUNTRY. Receiving the regular dispatches of both News Associations; with alert and enterprising special telegraphtc cor- respondents at ail important points; and with wires leading directly from its owa office to the general network of telegraph system touching every city, town and hamiet in the United States and Terri- tories, it is enabled to receive and print atonce a full report of every event of consequence occurring during the day anywhere between the Atiantic and Pas cific Uceans. 203 tJ NOTE THE RESULT: 2 THE STAR HAS MORE THAN THREE TIMES AS MANY REGULAR SUBSCRILGERS and MORE THAN BIVE TIMES AS MANY REGULAR READERS AS ANY OTHER DAILY PAPER IN WASHINGTON. It is de- livered regularly by careful carriers at the HOMES OF THE PEOPLE, AFTER THE BUSTLE AND WORRY OF THE CAY ARE OVER, and it is thus read leisurely and thoroughly by EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY. They know that it prints all the news, and has only the interests of the people of the District in view, with no partisan measures to advocate, and no private schemes to forward. They know it, in short, tobe THE PEOPLE’S PAPER, end nothing else. Asan ADVERTISING MEDIUM it is, therefore, ABSU- LUTELY WITHOUT A RIVAL. It ts in fact worth more as a means of reach> ing the public THAN ALL THE OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN THE CITY TOGETHER, Furthermore, in proportion to the re- turns it gives its patrous, ITS ADVER- TISING RATES ARE THE CHEAPESS {N THE CITY. —:0: — In conclusion, the public should bear in mind this one significant fact: THE STAK does not rely upon empty boasts to impress the public. ITS CIRCULA- TION IS SWORN TO; its PRESS- ROOM IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC; and its BOOKS MAY BE INSPECTED by any one having an interest in thelr examination. These are CRUCIAL TESTS, which tew papers invite, and which those that boast most are least able to stand. * > The esteem in which THE STAB is held by the reading and advertising public is conclusively shown by the fige ures given below. In the first six months of each of the five years named the average daily cire culation of the paper was: Equally significant is the showing is regard to the advertising patronage of the paper, which is the surest indication of its acknowledged value as a medium umns of The Star during the first six months of the years named was as fole