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solutely Pure. “Highest test” Grape Cros er, represented be tre Wr ask a Hi BAKING POWDER Cu., Baltiwore, Md GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. t PAuLIS W. BAKER & €0.S Breakfast Cocoa Ts abso: eno No Chemicais are used In ite preparation It has mere Chan three times the strength of Cocos th Starch, Arre ot or Sugar, ; therefore far more econon: Fl coaring tesa than one cent a erp. It ie k ous, nourtsbing, tee: gtinening, Ea- StLY Prgestep, and admirabdiy adapted persous in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. PEARS’ SOAP is the MOST ELEGANT TOILET SCAP IW TEE wonrrnp. Of all Pruggists, but berare of imitations Vue Cyrcurzs “1406 50 Brand orrent onth. hy E SELL SAFETIE (\WRNING REVERIE. “It is marvellous how a man like my husband, who prides hizaself on his tidy appearance, can ma dirt. If theedge of my bottom of » And all this nasti- if he would use Wolf's ACME Blacking on his Shoes, but he won’ id yet he says it is the finest Dressing in the worid fur his Harness, Sor mare + ~; neaded, and Jobo is one of the WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. Soid by all Dealers aud Harness Makera, x " bug SS. Kk ou « § Ss x U Sys8 PPPS A cco EER 3 P AA L AA co gE we OAA L. AA ¢ RE Pr AAA L AAA oe gE ~ e ava tun 2°A cco kee 7 814 7TH ST. Nw. NO BRANCH STORE ‘NO BRANCH STORE. Reductions in all departments. Every Hat and Bon- net, Trimmed cr Untri: Lbas been reduced. All Colored Feit Hats w tcost. The largest as- ee ‘0c0 LL A few more sizes from 430 2% vildren's Wraps, Sizes, sore RING'S PALACE, S14 7th at. now, bet. Hand Ista, 3AM FULLY EQtiprs) FoR THE WINTE PAIGN AD! MEAN £0 MARE LI for the pious p mane pert determined to byund “Eyeleus mecohar. All wonde 0, 33.87, y think ratlous, xe aud see for your: ts aud fizuresse MEN'S PANTALOONS. » to Beersheba and fail to $1.90, 8175, tp. ADLER'S. OTHING HOUSE, nls UNKEN NESS. Ok THE LIQUOR HABIT, Jeaitively Cured by administering Dr. Hainer GOLDEN SPECIFIC. Mean be given in x cup of coffee or tea orin articles #1 feed without th ledwe of the patient; iti ab- sctutely barmicss, and Will cfect a permanent aud speedy cure, whether the patient is 2 moderate drinker @f a» sleobole wreck 17 NEVER FAILS Over 100,0UU drunsards have been made temperste men Who bave taken Golden Specific in their coffee without their kucwiedye, and w-<iay believe they quit drink- fag OF Wess wu tree wal, 40 age Wk Ui particulars wee. ae ‘S. F. WARE, under Ebbitt House. STINE, 14th of and Vt. ave, mbil-el:, - a : THE i EVENING STAR: ‘Step, WHERE STANLEY IS. the Story of His Battles and Discov- eries on His Last Expedition. The Zanzibar correspondent of the New York Uerald bas received from Mr. Smith, the act- & British consul at Zanzibar, the following etter from Honry M. Stanley, dated German Station, Mpwapwa, November 11, 1889; “Dear We arrived here yesterday, the ifty-fifth dey from Victoria Nyanza and the né hundred and eighty-eighth day from the \ibert We number altogether about 730 souls, last muster, three days ago, At Emin Pasha’s people numbered 2%, of whom 39 are children. mostly the orphans of Egypt- ian officera. The whites with meare Lieut. Stairs, Capt. Nelson, Mounteney, Jephson, Surgeon Parke, Wm. Bomy, Mr. Hoffman, Emin Pasha and his daughter, Capt. Casati signor Marco and a Tunisian. Vita Hassan. spothecary, We have also Messrs, Peres G anlt and Schenze of the Algerian mission. Among the principal officers of the Pasha are Vakeers of the Equatorial province and Major Awash Effendi of the second battalion. STANLEY'S LOSSES. “Since leaving Victoria Nyanza we have lost eighteen of the pasha’s people and one native of Zanzibar, who was killed while we were par- leying with hostile people. Every other expe- dition T have led has seen a lightening of our labors as we drew near the sea, but I cannot yay the same of this one, Our long string of hammock bearers tells a different tale. and un- til we place these poor things on shipboard there will be no rest for us, “The worst of it is we have not the privilege of showing at Zanzibar the full extent of our labors. After carrying some of them 1,000 miles fighting to the right and left of the sick, driving Warasura from their prey over range and range of mountains with every energy on full strain, they slip through our hands and die in the hammocks. One lady, seventy-five years old, the mother of the valkiel, died in this manner iu North Usukuma, A STIRRING TIME. “South of Victoria Nyanza we had as stirring @ time for four days as we had anywhere. For those four days we had continuous fighting during the greater part of the day. The fool- ish uatives took an unaccountable prejudice to the I s people, They insisted that they were cannibals and had come to their country for no good. Talking to them was of no use. Any attempt at disproof drove them into « white, hot rage and in their mad flinging of themselves on us they suffered. “la vised the route to Zavia Simba Mp +8 the best for one thing that specially appears desirable to me—an abundance of food. J propose to adopt that line, As regards the dan of on attack, one road seems to me as bad as another, AN UNEXPECTED DISCOVERY. “We have made an unexpected discovery of real value, It is the extension of the Victorfa Nyanza to the southwest, The utmost southerly reach of this extension is south latitude 20.43, which brings Victoria Nyanza within 155 miles yof Lake Tanganika. I was so certain in my mind that this fact was known through the many voyages of the church missionary societies to Tgunda that I donot feel particularly moved Dy it, ‘Mackay, however, showed me the latest maps published by the society and I saw that uo one had even the suspicion of it. On the road here I made a rough sketch of it and1 find that the area of the great Iake is now in- creased by this discovery to 26.900 square miles, which is about 1,900 square miles larger than the reputed exaggerations of Capt. Speke. LOCATION OF THE LAKE. “If you will glance at the map of the lakes toward the southwest you will find that their coast line runs about west northwest and east southeast, But this coast line so drawn con- sists mainl, ¥ series of large mountainous islands—man¥ of them well peopled—which overlap one another. South of these islands is the large body ot water just discovered. Lake Uniji_ also, which Capt. Speke so slightiy sketched, turns out to be avery respectable lake, with populated islands in it. I hope that we shall meet before long: 1 beg to remain you obedient servant, ‘“H»esny M. STANLEY. “To British consul general at Zanzibar,” - tee, = SECRET SOCIETIES ANDCATHOLICS Bishop Ryan Denies fhat the Church Is to Change Its Attitude. From the Buffalo Courier, A most surprising announcement with refer- ence to secret societies has been made since the Catholic congress began its sessions in Bal- timore. The assertion was that the ban of the chureh was to be lifted absolutely from every sort of secret organization except the Masonic order and that even the objections to this fra- ternity would probably be waived within twelve months, One of the most startling features of this declaration in the opinion of Bishop Ryan, who was consulted yesterday with regard to it, is the unparalleled assumption in attempting to speak for the dignitaries of the church. Bishop Ryan declared that there was no authority for mak- ing such a statement. 'e declared to the reporter that in fact and intone it was untrue. “The statement was printed in a Baltimore paper on the morning | we went to Washington to dedicate the cathe- dral.” he said. “and all with whom I talked were not only surprised to see such a thing in print but were emphatic in declaring the asser- tion groundles ‘The bishop sid that the advisability of send- ing an official denial to the paper was consid- ered. but it was" finally decided not to do so, The bishop was sure he knew as much about What Was going on in church matters as the identi ay delegate and he had not heard, | prior to the publication of the interview, any- thing about the secret society question. oT gislation, of church is sufficient upon the question.” he said. “Our laws could | not be changed mnless the archbishops met for th tpurpose, This I know they did not do, | Lit was matter with which the congress itself, which was composed of laymen, had nothing to do.” - eee A Deadly Hurricane in the South, At 1 o'clock resterday a fearful storm struck Newbe 4 oming from the southwest, The plate and pulp factory of 3. H. G in which there were sixty hands, was leveled to the ground, Oue employe was instantly killed, another mortally wounded and eight others in- jured. The factory was valued at 360,000. The damage to the house and stock is estimated at | $5.000; to muchinery not yet known. Th ane, unrooting ho s, trees and fences, damage to the town, while not definite | is very considerable, Phe known, soo A Prize Fight Stopped. Tommy White and Tommy Morgan. li eight pugilists from Chicago, fought sifty- r rounds near Hammond, Ind., yesterday | j morning. At the end of .fifty-four rounds | Morgan's friends attempted to break up the . as their man was setting the worst of it, ers then entered the ring and arrested principals, putting an end to the fight, | Morgun was severely pnnished. | ses John L. Will Fight Pete. Sullivan was seen in Boston yester- on to the $10,000 offer of the Cali- fornia athletic club. He said: The California | Athletic clab know what] offered them when | I was asked to go out there, and that is just | | what I will do. I will meet the colored fighter | | at theie club rooms, see | Canada to Follow Brazil and Australia. | Apropos of Brazil quite a number of French papers in Canada, including La Patrie, Le Seteur, Canad enand Luz Evenment, declare in favor of « Canadian republic. The Montreal Heraid, the chief organ of the IT WAS A MISTAKE. South Carolina Papers Condemn Senator Hampton’s Letter. A Columbia, 8. C.. special to the Philadelphia Press says: Senator Wade Hampton's recent letter to Postmaster General Wanamaker con- cerning the Columbia post office has met with secant approval at the hands of the press of the state, and a number of the leading democratic Papers are unqualified in their condemnation of the Senator's strong langnage and repudiate itas reflecting the sentiments of the people of South Carolina, The Marion Index, one of the most influential democratic journals in the state, refers to the matter in the following terms: “For thirteen years Senator Hampton has stood upon the very summit of political power in South Carolina,a hero worshiped from afar off by a hero-worshiping people. Unfortu- nately, however, Senator Hampton has Jost | ge amoug many people in South Caro- ina, He is not the hero he once was. It is to be regretted that his latest venture, his cele- brated letter to Postmaster General Wana- maker, contains nothing in it that can be coni- mended. We repudiate the ides that this letter meets with universal favor among the people of South Carolina. So far from this being 60 we are mistaken in the people of the state if they do not condemn the venerable Senator's course in this matter. If it should be admitted that Senator Hampton's charges against Mr. Wanamaker in regard to the Uagteetaalg 4 at Columbia are true it should be borne in mind that precisely identical charges have been made against almost every man in public life and even the Senator himself. “Mr. Wanamaker is a republican, but his in- tegrity for that reason is not to be impeached. His public record is as free from reproach as Senator Hampton's, and there is uo reason to believe him to be otherwise than the honorable gentleman be professes to be. Senator Hamp- ton’s letter does him no credit. It savors strongly of bombast and he has ouly made him- self ridictlous by his bluster in the public prints, His letter was uncalled for and inex- cusable, considered from any point of view. ‘The Newberry Observer The letter is neither good taste nor good politics, It was unjust to give such a letter to the newspapers when it could as easily have been sent privately to Mr. Wanamaker to remind him of his prom- ise. Had he remembered his promise he would, no doubt, ha¥e recalled the appointment at once. and had he not remembered the promise he would, in all probabili' have taken the wator’s word for it, The reterence to Mr. Wanamaker's Sunday scool class is in very bad taste, Mr, Wanamaker taught a Sunday sehvol class Jong years before he became a Postmaster General, and in all those years was regarded as & good man, and we be he is-trying to do bis duty as Postmaster General.” The Greenville Jaily News, the most influen. tial paper in upper South Carolina, condens the Senator's letter as grossly indecorous and calculated to defeat the Senator's intluence, The Daily Register of Columbia, Hampton's home, has maintained a severe silence as to the matter. REMARKABLE DESPAIR. The Letter Broessel, the Baltimore Artist, Left Behind Him. The body of Felix Broessel, the young artist who shot himself in New York Wednesday morning, was buried in that city. Shortly be- fore firing the fatal shot young Broessel wrote several notes, put them in envelopes and addressed them, This ts one of the notes: “My Dear ——: By the time you get this note I will most likely have embarked on the grande voyage, if this only bullet that I possess does its duty, Try to think as well of me as you can—there certainly was nothing radically the matter with me. I have only taken a decided dislike to this useless sort of strugule. Delieve me, it isnot a question of dollars and eents. The reason I come to this vile place is that I had to have some corner to commit this out- rage, and Idid not care to make a mess in any respectable establishment, At this momenta little brate of a French peasant girl is sitting beside me on a sofa—what a strange world this is!—whose father and mother 1 knew in the smal) village in France. How strange my whole life seeins to pass in review before me at this last moment. The ou!y thing I have to re- proach myself with and which knocks the little good there was about me in the head was this afternoon I swindled $1.25 from a dear old friend of my fati a business man who bap- pened to be in town—a Mr. Moeller, $25 Broad- way, corner of Worth stree for this room in this place. last struggle will be short; have a horror of mutilating myself and being a burden to some- body or other. Adieu, my dear sir, “Peuix Baorssen.” “I wish my cadaver could be turned over to some medical concern insivad of being dragged to the morgue, but I suppose a poor devil in my position has nothing to wish tor. O—well——” Robert Bonner’s Famous Horses. Apropos of Kobert Bonner’s purchase of Sunol for, probably, $110,000, the New York World recapitulates Mr. Bonner’s previous no- table purchases, Mr. Bonuer’s tirst purchase of a trotter is said to have been in 1856, when he paid $375 for a bay mare to drive on the road that could trot in about three minutes. He was in bad health, aud driving was recommended as a re- lief from the pressure of business, Since then he has paid probably as much as $500,000 for horses. In 1359 Lantern and mate were pur- chased for $9,000; in 1560 Lady Palmer for $5,000, and a’ year later Flatbush Maid was secured a3 a mate for Zn 1564 Mr, Bonner bought Pocahon: for her $40,000. He subsequently purchased the Auburn horse for 313,000, and in 1867 Dexter, with a record 4), for $35,000. Then follo 15,000, Joe Elliott £10,000. abrino Bertie $10.000, Lady 5.000, Wellesley Boy #12,000, . 1,000, Edwin Forrest $16,000, Karns $33,000 and Maud 8. £49,000, with many hers not named above, for which he puid sums well up in four figures, oe — artie, $20, The nations sy: m ®f voting. "The twelve-year-old son of John M. Brnee, a wealthy Pittsburger, has been kiduapped, pre- sumably by Mr. Bruce's wife, trom whom he was divorce bout eight years ago. Gov. Hill has sentence of Charies Giblin to imprisonment for life for killing Mrs. Goetz. ‘Lhe prisoner has always said he would not be hung. v. Wilson denies that he special session of the West Virginia legisiatare for January 15 Key. Hurry Nichola, who, since April, has acted as pastor of the Methodist church in Honsato as fallen into ¢ through immoral es and fled to Michigan, In the Virginia Methodist conference the re- port of the temperance comnnittec, with the prohibition clause stricken gut, was adopted. A resolution, offered by Dr. Whitehead, forbid- sed. Lhe incinnati Presbytery. by a vote of yeas 29 nays 13, has revised the standard of dc trive on infant salvation to read thus: infants dying in infancy and other elect per sons are saved.” Gov, Taylor of Tennessee will pardon or com- mute the sentence of death passed ov the tive Barnard brothers, who killed Leuley Sutton in Hancock county last January. At Collinsville, I., W. D. Whitak served with a that unless he treats his wife betier he will be tarred and feathered, The notice was signed by white caps. Mrs, Aunis F, Eastman has been ordained to the ministry and installed pastor of the brook- ton, N.Y., Congregational church, She is the first women pastor of a Congregational church in this country. dominion opposition, says that the English } _ are a to make constitutional changes, | vat adds that it is unsafe to say what the force of example and the increasing intercourse of | Great Britain and America, backed by the | farther blackguardiam of persons in high posi- tion, might uotdo. It would of course make no difference whatever to Canada were the English monarchy to give piace to a republic beyond the impetus tbat such a change might give to the train of thought that ieads a thiuker to the conclusion that itis nearly time Canada busied nerself about her own independence. Australia, which is a baby amy tions, is already considering the propriety of establish- ing an Australian sation, Neil W. Price, at one time a noted comedian and author of several popular songs, includin; “Stick to Your Mother, Tom,” and “A Boy Best Friend is His Mother,” died in Chatta- nooga, Teun., Wednesday in the most abject poverty from the opium habit. Official returns of the Maryland election make the plurality of Baughman for controller 7.373. was killed by electric wires in Center street, New York, several weeks ago, guve birth Wed- nesday toa boy baby. Mother and child are doing well ‘and bave every comfort. . Mra. John Feeks, widow of the lineman who | Its superior Cire See aaa dover Bald not 8 ‘Baki Cana, PRICE R: ‘BakiNG POWDER UO. "Soul bmp you, CHICA = excellence proven in millions of Pores ti Senator | —in order to pay | Tonly hope this | d Bruno | tout $15.~ | grange approves the Australian | ling women to speak in mixed assemblies was | has been | What a Difference between the WOMAN who is wedded to old-fashioned ideas and she who is bright enough to appreciate a new one. Every- body is striving to get something to make life easier—often it’s right beside them— those who are bright enough to embrace it get the benefits, those who don’t go back- ~~ wards—their work grows harder.3 Pearline makes life easier and cleaner. Washing and cleaning done with Pearline has about enough work in it to make it good exercise—but not enough to tire the body or ruffle the temper. Not ours, but the word of the millions who use it as to whether it hurts the hands, clothes or paint— probably your neighbors can tell you' all about PEARLINE, “this is as good as” or ‘‘the same as Pearline.” IT Send it back FALSE—Pearline is never peddled, and if your grocer sends you something in place of Pearline, the honest thing to do is—send it back. 367 JAMES PYLE, New York. Peddlers and some Negi fesee grocers will tell you, EDUCATIONAL. WASTING TON EDUCATIONAL. WASHINGTO aD RT SCHOOL, WEST E THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. 1013 16TH ST.. BET. K AND L STs. HE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY Miss S. W. KELLY—London Medalist—Princtpal. | school, 5 Hf st. u.w. furnishes thorouch Competition for Gold Medal in “Life Class” 8 | preparation for college, for the United Stutes muitary ov. 1¢ nz. | and naval academies and for business, Ten instruct. ors. Nuinber of pupils limited to 100, A few cles remain. 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Branches in Boston, brooklyn, New York, Philadel se phia, Chicago, Berlin and Paris. SHOOT GF MUSIC U SYABLISHED 187), 148 | OD luwils Kine, Principal, 729 vth ston.w. Church Mt organ tor students’ : URINE bx AS. ‘Kapid and thorough ae im piano and WWANTED-GUITAR PUPILS BY A LADY W Y W ii nate the huetrumeute penalise tems urckeadal a week, 0a month in advance. Call at 1507 V GAS COOKING STOVES nae epwand ©. TOWNSES Gx band and for sala, ‘Veacher of Elocution, — rect (deep) Breathing Voice Culture, Oratorical and Dramatic th st. uw. : SHELDON'S DAN mh31 WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. HE GREAT Dot Rue TRAC! ‘SPLENDID STERL RAILS.” MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. In bffect November Ao Bees TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTO! 10! ATATIO“. CORD a as ay 5 kK GIH AND B TREE er For Pittsburg and the West, Chicage ww of Pullman Vestibuled Cars at 10:50 am. dally: ‘ew ‘eat Line, 10:50 a.10, to Cincinnati and ww wis, With Sleeping Cars ¥ ‘Pittaburg to Cin- unati, and Sleeping Cars Harrisburg to in: iapapolis; daily, except Saturday, to ‘With Sleeping Car Altoona, Seg ‘St. Low Chicaxo aud Cincinnati E: 30 p.m. daily Parlor Car Washington to Harrisburg, and Sieep- ing Cars Harrisbure to St. Lows, ‘and Ginciunett, and Dining Car Harsiabung to 8t ie Western Ex press at 7:40) p.m. dai 2. jeeping Cars Washington to Chicago snd St. Tonle, connecting daily st Harrisburg with through Sleepers for Louisvilie and Memphis Ex. pres, 10:00 p= daily, for Pittabarg and the West, With through Sleeper to Pittsburg, and Pittsburg to Chicago. A §°S THT ams BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC’RAILROAD, AA CO T For, Katie, Canandaigua Rochester ad Niagara Pals ae ae “S83 ally, € vam, Aaa = For, Eric, canaudaigns and Rochester daily: for But- a4 SoS F Sug5 = falo and Niawara daily,except Saturday,1 0-00 p.m., With Sleeping Car Washington to Koclester, usport, Lock Haven and Elmira at 10:50 a.m. daily, except Sundi weep ear For Williamsport Gul ve m. POR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND THE EAST, 1» 4:00, 11-00 and 11:40 am., 2:10, 3:20, it pm. Gn Sunday, $00. 4 2:10, 4:10. 10:00 and 11-30 Limited Express or Pullman Parlor Cara, Exgevt Sunday, and 4.00 pm ir THE EVENING STAR ts a PAPER OF TO-DAY, not of YESTERDAY nor of LAST WEEK. It prints ALL THE NEWS, Local, Domestic and Foreign, LONG IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN- ING PAPERS, This ts conspicuously true of all classea of news, but especially so in regard to Local"News and District Affairs. THE STAK 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 FACILITIES ARE MORE 1, :40 am. daily, daily with Dining FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY. Fast Express 8:10 4.10, week daysand 8: Accom. 6:00 p.m, dai ee For Bostou without cba: For fireokisn, NY. a Jersey Oty with "boats of ing direct transfer to. double ierringe across New — City, 11140 am. w ly. For Baltimore, 6 11;00and connect ooklyn Anne’ fon street, avuiding ork City. eek Guys, 11:20 p.m. 10, 600, anda; 9:00. $204. "10:50, $220, 3.30, 4:00, 4:10, 6:00, 0p 7:20am. and 4-40 p.m. daily, 20 and rs B05 m, ALEXANDUIA AND FREDERICKSEURG RaIL- WAY AND ALEXANDLIA ANU WASHINGTON MALAND ALEXANDLIA AND WASHINGTUS IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 18. For Alexandria, 4:30, 6 > iy 12:08 noun, 2 THAN THREE TIMES AS POWER- 10:3) FUL AND RAPID AS THOSE OF ANY p.m, ~al Accolumodation for Quantico, 7:45 am. and 4:55 Pan. week days, 7:45 am. Sundays For Kichmond aud the South, 4:50, 10:57 am. and daily. Alexandria for Washington, 6:05, 7:05, 10, 12:07 a.m.: 1:20, 3:00, 3:10. 10 R > pita, On OTHER WASHINGTON PAPER. Itis therefore able to print each day a full report of every transaction of public ine terest occurring in the District up te , the very hour of going to press. 202 By the free use of the OCEAN CABLES 9-20, 10: Tickets and Informat Mice, northeast cor. ber of 13th strect and Pennsylvania aven {he station, where orders cau be left for the xaxe to destination from hotels aud residen CHE H, 1. K. WOOD, und at ku 3 General May fn18]_Gen. Pas Avett. | gop REGULAR AND SPECIAL Dis- Barrmwore Asp Ouro Ranzoan, | PATCHES, and with the difference of Schédule in effect November 1U, 18! time in its favor, it is also able to give | its 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, Asing and Africa for the morning papers. Leave Washington from station corner of New Jersey avenue aud C street. For Chicago and Northwest, Vostibuled Limited express daily 11:20 a.m., express 9:30 pu nciunati, St, Lowis and Indiauapolis, express 1 and I'L veland, Vestibuled Limited iy For Pittsburg express daily 1 atu, and express 8-40 p.m. For Lexinwtou sud Local Stations 10:30 aun, For Baits 00, 5.00, ‘or Baith 4:00, 5-00, 6:40, 7 8:30, 9 00, 45° imi OO C48 mal ee 3 Equally does THE STAR lead all its contemporaries inthe publication of the NEWS OF OUR OWN COUNTRY. Receiving the regular dispatches of both News Associations; with alert and enterprising special telegraphic cor- respondents at all important points; and with wires leading directly from its own office to the general network of telegraph system touching every city, town and hamlet 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 Atlantic and Pas ai iy Stotions between 0, G:4U, 3:30. 30 Pm. save Bultims 0, 6.30. <i. 12-00, G0, 6-00. and 113 10:13 a.m ; 220, 22 y, Git 0, 10:25 ¢ Aunapolis, 6:40 and 8:30 a.m, 12:10, 4:25 and pam. On Sundays, 8:80 aan. d aprile 6-40, 9:37 mm, days, 8°37 a.m. 4:00 p.m. For ‘stations on the Metropolita! 30 wm. $1215 pam. Dawmn., 14:30 and 15-21 paitrel train leaves Washington on Sunday at 2:15 Th. stopping St all stations on Metropolitan Branch. For Frederick, +845, 10:30am tS mi, Sundays, m1 For Hagerstown, 10:30 a.m, and +540 ‘Traine arrive from Chicago daily 11:45 > Petu.: trom i. a Heinnati and St. Louis daily 3 a3 gm. apd 1.50 pau. ; trom Pittsburg 7:10 ai, 0:50 NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION For New York, Trenton Newark apd Elvgaly 3.74200, 18:00, *9:20, "13-00 a tu *10:.0 p.m. Buffet parior cars on ail & Sleeping car on the 10:50 p.m. Open at For Philadelphia, Newark, W +4 220, 3 For tnisrstediate pol t ‘or intermediate points between Baltimoreand Phil- adelphia, 15.00 aud $720 8.91200, to ope at New, York fi @ NOTE THE RESULT: —:0:—— THE STAR HAS MORE THAN THREE TIMES AS MANY REGULAR SUBSCRIBERS and MORE THAN FIVE TIMES AS MANY REGULAR | READERS AS ANY OTHER DAILY PAPER IN WASHINGTON, It is de- | ivered regularly by careful carriers at | the HOMES OF THE PEOPLE, AFTER THE BUSTLE AND WORRY OF THE AY 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 aie’ leay ia for Washington *4:40, "4:40, *6. 40 pei $00 am. wbd *12:00 m. Sun- 2.0 pou *Dauy. junday only. Sule soe — Shocked from hotels ‘and Tes- y Unio Transfer Co. on orders left at tucl 819 and 1351 Fa, ave. and at Depot Net v0) CHAS. 0. SCULL, anager. Gen. Puss. Agt. DMONT ALK LINE, Schedule in elect NOVEMBER 10, 1889, a.—East lennessee Mail, daily tor Warren- ton, Gordousville, Charlottesville, Lynchture and udniaand Lynchburg, Koanoke, ; Chattauooxs and Memphis ul Washington to Memphis. Fast Mail daily for Warenton, Char- © and Ohio ‘Rout Atiautic City days 4:00 a.m. aud 1: TExcept Sunday. Bug ideuces ville and Stations be- measi suieepeeae mad ea venir ear aie Sar Ser iaae she » Charlotte, Columbia, A ust AU Bir huslinu, Sdouteomers. New Orieane, ‘Teses and | SCREmES to fo ABicsigh ele valifornia. Patlman Ste New Jorg to Atianta, it ery, Pullman Sieepers loutwomery to New Urieaus, Pulluan sleeperGreens- boro’ to Columbia aud Augusta. Pulln an Sleepers: Washington ty Cincinnati via C. and G, 230 pau—Daily, except Sunday, Strisbury and interinedate atati« 3:30 b. short, tobe THE PEOPLE’S PAPER, and nothingelse. Asan ADVERTISING MEDIUM it is, therefore, ABSO- LUTELY WITHOUT A RIVAL. It is in fact worth more as a means of reach= ing the public THAN ALL THE OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN THE CITY TOGETHER, parlor cars Atlauta to ute. for Manassas, s. Daily via Lynchburg, Bristol and Chat- ulbnan Vestibule Sleepers Washington to Arkausas points, er, Orange, Charlottesville . Cinciiual. “Pullman Vestibule train Wasling- tou to Cinciuuall with a Pullman sleeper for Louts- Ville. Danie Ran eh teen Express dails for Lynchburg, | Furthermore, in proportion to the re- wnville, Kalewh, Asheville, Charlotte ER- ta; Atlauta "Mongeuiney, New Orleaim {ease | CWPNS It gives its patrons, ITS ADV! California, Pollan Vestibule Car Washinzt om to | TISING RATES ARE THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY. Urieats vis AUanta and Montgomery. Pullman Sleeper Washi to Biruingham, Ala., Vie Adants atid Georxta Pacific railway. Trains on Washi ington 9:00 ai und Hull sum, daily aud Pau. daily except Sunday, arriving Washingtuu 8:30 atu. aud 3 va. Jurouxh trains trom the south via Charlotte, Dan- ville and Lynchburg arrives im Washington” 6-2 4m uud 7:10 pu; via East Tennessee, Bristol a burg at 10)45 am. and 10:40 p.m. and Obio route anil Charivitesviile 1U pau, aud 6:53.a.m. In conclusion, the public should bear in mind this one significant fact: THE | SPAR does not rely upon empty boasts to impress the public. ITS CIRCULA- TION IS SWORN Vis Chesa- SU pou. | Strusbuns local at 10:25 | ses = 1 tte ickets, ~ ti by oN tf furdistd, sud batgure chechod at oiice, 00 tess. | ROOM IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC; sylvan if Ave. Gud at Vasvener station, Penusyivauia | ang its BOOKS MAY BE INSPECTED and 5 ats, no J. by any one having an interest in thelr examination, These are CRUCIAL TESTS, which tew papers invite, and which those that boust most are least able to stand. —0:—— POLOMAC RIVER BOATS 2 FPO NORFOLK AND FoWT MONROE, THE PUPULAL BOUTS. THE OLD FAVORITE SPEAMER GEORGE LEARY. BSELEDY, SAFE. COME UK TABLE, Appointments first-class, Table unexcelied. state Toons lance, comfortable and heated by steaun Poute and atten ve officers. ‘Thorough discipline. Frot sth-street shart MUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at Sp. ‘bbe ouly steauer lauding at Roston wharf, Norfolk, and the oilly iine havin exclus:ye connection with BUSTON A. y Tickets and ro ave. ; Hawley s, 1 who Wil check baxwasce deuces. Teiepuone No. nly WAL P. WicLOH, Supt. and Gen. Agt. Noes FOKTRE! Mv: %E AND THE AN ‘scuth —batiy line exc®pt Sundeys. On and atter | MUNDAY, November 15, LS8U, Sualuers Lady of the | Lake aud June Moseley, bavi been repaired and | > 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 clre pewly iurnished, will leave Sixth-street w! , term- | Culat the paper was: inus _ = ee ee ot 8 yan. Metuiruinn, sorted deuve Clyde's whar Norfolk, foot St, sale jeuve In 1885... wwe Connections for New York, Puiladelplia ‘orth and South, For state rouins ‘and. Imforne, 1g ireixht call at Whart or Telopboue Cali _, be ce pet wv. — Ne et eet 1 Pa Ve, an wies's Express, [DN 4A N! N. - BUAKD COASTING COMPANY. aie” VUNT VERNON Steamer W. W. CORCORAN, Capt, T. T. Blake, ca 7th at. whatt dally (except Sunday) for Mees “1886. “1887. “1888. “18389. * leaviiy at Uae, Teac Waniiuytou boas '3U pin. Fare, roubd tip, $1, cluding oan ificant is the showing’: Ww xtuunds aid mansion, © “018 Maqually sign 7 {OK POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. DEW 1KON STLAMER “W AREFTELD Ves 4 th-street whart on MONDAIS, LHUKSDAYS bud Che be ey he au vn! be eneraia tC BP AT gn OFS OCEAN cL C, Mt ‘Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat Deer Parl Lancers, Bonton Gavetteaud Berlin ‘Send for etreus tore, ee, BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUT tally for all Was bie tare Tange andl Gam: or y for all Exaniini cut 4 Dosionu revised. Book Keephugasporialty, GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. eecuanr ‘TAILORING, FALL AND WINTER, '89-'90, ‘Our own importations now received, and you are mivited ly luapect at the well-known house A®™t SCHOOL—DRAWIN <6, rayon upd nile of a Biuaiee tor rent, Mes. PIRES pela 3s! H. D. BARR, Place, between 8 aud T n.w. 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