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When the international marine conference reassembled yesterday Admiral Nares of Great Britain, chairman of the committee on sound signals, submitted an additional report of the committee on that subject. Several amendments were offered to the rules of the road and they were laid over and ordered to be printed. To ascertain the condition of the business in the hands of the several committees consider- ing the divisions of the program Mr. Goodrich suggested that the secretary of the conference call the several committies for that purpose. Thie was done and the Roe gre show that some of thacommittees would be abie to re- Lao this week, several during next week and ‘al others later. “Ti e reconsideration of the articles contained inthe report of the committee on lights for small craft, in accordance with the motion of pt. Richard of France, was commenced and eeded with smoothly until a provision in ticle 9 was reached, This provision requires thata pilot vessel going alongside of a vessel to puta pilot on board shall have at hand a lantern with a red glass on one and a green glass on the other side for exhibition in time to prevent collision. Delegate Flood of Nor- Way proposed as an amendment that the pro- vision requiring the pilot vessel to carry the red and green light be stricken out, This amend- ment provoked considerable discussion aud more or less opposition on the part of the del- egates. It was disposed of by the adoption of an amendment to the amendment proposed by | Delegate Hall that it is not desirable to alter the proposition made by the committee's re- port. Without disposing of the report the con- ference adjourned until ul today. Report on the Money Order System. Charles F. Macdonald, the superintendent of the money order office of the Post Office de- | partment, in his annual report to the Post- | master General, shows the number of domestic | money orders issued durivg the year to have | been 10,130,140, which is an increase as com- pared with the previous year of 1,709,380. The gross revenues of the officeare: Domestic money order business, $533,964; gross revenue, postal note busines: 127,909; international, $125,931; total gross revenue, $787,804. The total of ex- penses paid out of appropriations but justly chargeable to the motey order business was 3795,933, and deducting therefrom the amount of the gross revenue above mentioned, viz: $787,304, there remains a net loss of only $8,128 on the whole amount of money order transactions, so that the money order system was very nearly self-sustaining during the pust fiscal year. Murder in a Prison. At Providence, RL, Philip La Coste, a life prisoner, was terribly stabbed in the neck by John F. McCarthy, a highwayman, at the state prison yesterday morning. Both were em- TOBACCO KILLED HIM. A Three-year-old_ Chi Child Smokes Him- self Ladlaty Death. Little thres-year-cld Gee Goorgia Joyce died yes- terday at Skillman, N.J., from smoking to- bacco, When George was ababy one year old and hardly able to walk he happened to come across his father’spipe one day as he was playing about the kitchen. It was an old pipe, and a strong one, and thoroughly soaked inghe oily juice of the weed. The baby took to his new found plaything with the same avidity and delight with which most babies take to the bottle. He chewed the stem in lieu of his rub- ber ring, and sucked away at the pipe inces- santly, seeming to be especially pleased when he could draw a drop or two of the nicotine deposit into his mouth. The parents were delighted at this unex- pected trait’in their baby’s character, little dreaming of the serious consequences likely to ensue from such precocity, an: pee) George was ex- hibited through the little village as an infant phenomenon, who “took after his, father” as natural as could be. When he was two years old the boy began to smoke. The farmers and their families traveled tor miles tosce the baby sitting in high chair Ee ing away at his daddy's old pipe with the calmness and stolidity of veteran. Two und three pipes a day were the child's average, and this continued for an ployed in the shoe.shop, and McCarthy stepped up behind La Coste, put a shoe knife into the back of his victim's neck and drew it arouud one side of the neck. a Coste will die. The Navassa Trial. In the trial of the Navassa rioters in Bal- timore yesterday Charies Saxton testified | that “Texas” came to the hospital and asked the inmates to fight. After the riot “Texas” and “Snow” called a meeting. They said they expected to be tried by the states, but they must stick together. No one should tell any- thing or he would be killed. Geo. Ward testi- fied he heard Henry Jones boast that he killed Foster. Witness also heard Dr. Smith say he would kill five or six of the negroes on -the morning of the riot. Albert Saunders and Frank Rhodes corroborated the evidence of Saxton and Ward. Chas. Scott swore that Henry Jones threatened to kill him if he did not tell him where the dynamite was. There are seventy witnesses yet to be examined, A New Cattle Disease. A new skin disease among cattle in Mary- land, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Virginia has recently come under the observation of Dr. Wray, state veterinary surgeon of Maryland. The disease is not con- | tagious. The animal first suffers constipation, foliowed by sloughing and ulceration of the skin, particularly of the mouth and nose. The | disease does not seem to be fatal, but it inter- feres very much with the milking of cows af- flicted with it. ee ______ Foreign Notes of Interest. Two British war ships have been ordered to Rio de Janeiro. ‘The Abbey-Grau Italian opera company left London Saturday for Liverpool. bound thence for New York. Patti and Nordica will sail this week. Ross Reymond, the mR who has been in gaol at Manchester, England, since last August. was convicted ater y of utterin i. forged bill of exchange for £20 at Black last summer, when he personated Bennet ios leigh, war correspondent of the London Tele- graph, He will be sentenced today. The Nagy-Becskerek inquiry in Austria, which has been going on for the last seven years, with the object of discovering the causes ot a large number of sudden deaths that have occurred there, has resulted in proving that thirty-eight of the victims were poisoned. Most of them were married. ale fortune —— plied the wives of the victims with ifty-seven arrests have been made. a the French chamber of deputies Saturday article 3 of the measure proposed by M. Ley- det, in favor of allowing the free manufacture of matches, was rejected. This action resulted in the withdrawal of of the bill. M. Kouvier, minister of finance, thereupon announced that the government would establish a direct mo- nopoly of the business. Mr. Pecker, editor of the North London Press, has surrendered himself to the authori- ties to answer toa charge of criminal libel brought against him by the earl of Euston. He has been lodged in prison and bail has been refused. He alleged that his lordshi, — in- plicated in the great West End scan Lord Edmun¢ Fitzmaurice was married in London Saturday to Miss Caroline Fitzgerald of New York. A professional agitator in London named, Kelly, who took a prominent part in mau- ufacturing public sentiment in favor of the sugar bounties bill, = a averdict of £5 damages against the Star for calling “Sugar Bouuties Kelly.” It is expected that Dom Pedro, the deposed emperor of Brazil, will arrive in Lisbon about the end of the month, and that after remaining there eight or ten days he will go to Cannes. Hawaiian advices state that Wilcox. leader of the late insurrection at Honolulu, has been ac- quitted, It is stated that the Duchesse de Richelieu is about to becot the Princess of Monaco. Although now a Catholic she will be the first lady of Jewish origin who has been married to a reigning prince. Marguerite Alice Heine, the future princess of the little Mediterranean prin- cipality, is the daughter of Michael Heine, of New Orleans, cousin german of Heinrich Heine the poet. Already 400 tickets have been sold for the dinner which will be given by the Americans in Berlin under the presidency of Minister Phelps ou Thanksgiving Day. Mr. Wanamaker Tells a Story. Postmaster General Wanamaker attenfled serv- ice at the First Presbyterian church, German- own, Sunday morning. In the Sunday school he gave a brief exposition of the lesson for the day, “Solomon's wise choice.” As au ilius- ration be told of Count Tolstoi’s story of the man who had « little piot of ground and wanted more. Finally the man was told he could have ail he could waik around in a day. The man started and walked, his greed for territory im- pelling him to go farther aud father, When the inst halt of the day was growing short he started for the point of beginning, so as to complete tue circuit. The sun got lower aud lower; then he mau threw off his shoes and then his coat, iis strength was exhausted. and as he reached j him. Yan, yab, py golly, sbe point be fell, but stretched out his hand au be was dead. “We,” continued the Postmaster General, ‘go ‘round the borders. We spend our lives in otting more, and what does it all amount to in ae end? Our efforts should ve in a higherand vetier direction.” 00 Montana’ 's Two Legislatures. The lower house of the Moutaua legislature organized Saturday afternoon in two branches, the republicans meeting in a hall on Main sireet aud the democrats in the court house, see Gov. Lee of Virginia has received a (com his letter to Krupp, in which the reat san — er said he ha; Dreier “dea of locat orks in Staten, Sir Joka McDonald. bas he. pres- and touched the goal, but when they came to| entire ye: The natural result followed, In- fantine nature has its limits of endurance, and last Tuesday the child was taken dangerously | sick, The next day he went into convulsions, which continued almost incessantly until yee- | terday afternoon, when he died. Dr. T. D. Thompkivs of Harlingen, who attended the child, says that death was undoubtedly due to nicotine poisoning, ‘The child’s father has been an inveterate smoker all his life and probably transmitted the habit in a strong degree to his children. He has another son, fifteen months old, who is | now smoking the same nicotine-soaked pipe which his dead brother had been smoking during the past weg. Is THE FRENCH R! RACE DYING OUT Continual Decrease of the Birth Rate In- dicates Waning Race Strength. From the New York Sun. According to returns published recently in the Journal Officiel, the French race seems de- termined to run to seed. This is the view taken by some of the leading journalists and economists, It has always been acharacter- | istic of the French to increase but slowly in numbers, but there were fewer births in the country last year than in any year during the century, This in itvelf is not an encouraging sign for the future greatness of the people, and it makes them all the more despondent when they think of the fecundity of their enemies— the Germans. The Germans have already 10,- 000,000 more people than the French to draw their soldiers from, and in order to make their army look big on paper the French are obliged | to accept many men whom the Germans would | consider unfit for service. It js this circum- stance that compels some Frefch writers to admit that the longer the delay the less is their chance for beating Germany. If it were not! that a great many foreign workmen settle in | France every year, the total population of the country, a8 ‘well as the birth rate, would be shrinking. There are 2,000,000 resident foreign- ers in France, about 400,060 of whom are Ger- mans. In some of the departments on tho northern frontier there are about as many adult foreign workmen as natives, This is-re- haere as another source of weakness, and a! law was recently passed compelling children of | 5 foreign parentage, but born in France, to be- come Frenchmen at twenty-one, and serve in PAINLESs Cc SEPILLSS Hse doetinget a See Seating erica ‘such as — Appetite, Short: Preame. ease er and'T Ti ay PBRECHAM STILLS kee nee, aes | MAGIC:—* f ew doses Pete ndb apy me wes Bag ae OPuERLTA fie saeeae wot core,reeet 0 a Debitiiated ts tha iothat BEEG hep! STOMACH; IMPAIRED. DIGESTION DISORDERED IVER: e Nervous PATENT MEDICINE INTHE WORLD, Erepared only by THOS. BEEC Agents for the LL a eerctany area ere to York ote MAIL BEECHAM’S PILLS ON RECEIPT OF PRICE 25 CENTS A BOX. 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F.RUECKERT. n6-1m culua‘arpiy to Ee ag fOpee ins Snatet rd TP RE SY QUARS GYMNASIUM, G14 12TH ST; | Mathematien etm | Lecturer’ Fraulein Witte, instructor Glasses ane MAPAME 2 PELE how Pants, forming, 1291 aw. | | ADIES' GYMNASIUM AND 1 ING SCHOOL L — AND FENCING L, . ArMUTy, b's. = Armory, under Albeug Dy word of mail, J. EE N 188 EMILY E FRECH, Teacher of Elocution. 3-Lw* 514Lst. ne EBEL KINDERGARTEN AND y and Advanced Classes, German and F renc! LW. peur Muss. ave. Misses SUS. 2K und GA’ i Wea NOERK, Principals, HOOL OF LANGUAGES, 1209 F ST. French by the Peinelial Pct GA Academie, German, P Profs. Dit Ty jan and Spanish, La siiu Gaillard ote Ussa0 re Gaillard, etc. sii Prof, Gaillard lately explained his new method ut the White House beiore Mrs, Harrison and frieuds and all euchauted with it aud most educational yet known. RT SCHOOL, cd 16TH ST.. BET. K AND L RKELLY—London Modest trincipal, were n13-1Im WEST END. Miss 8. soongettcn for Gold Medai in “Life Clave ose | pen dail Information Horta svat NoeWoop INSTITUTE, 1. M. &. HALL, inst “SCHOOL, N.W. Principal, Prof. GAILLARD, officier | Science: pupils prepared ior college or busiuess: suounced it the easiest and | Ce Breach classes and peivass lessone; ences, 1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVEN' 1212 AND 1214 14TH STRE hd A SELECT BOARDING snd DAY SCHOOL of < «rade for YOUNG LADIES and LITTLE: Pe file prcrared to enter the Lisshest classes Of e. Special facilities ur seiected stuaies. icbth session opens Mouday, Sepremuer 50, bey am. "Adrete the Princi cipala, se6-4m Mi. ahd MRS, WM. D. CABELL. (RIENDS' SELECT SCHUOL, 281i ST. N.W, A Primary, Interimediate aud’ High School for both aexes. Sevetth year beyins heplember so witha corre of nine teachers, all professional aud experienced. 1u- Struction in Enwlish, Blathematies, and :in- david aiming, special advan to apt pupils and to those preparius: for, colle zi guisthentc! dei The school ie well supplied with i, Teterencs books an ‘and chemical “avraretne, {jest books fursished without pair charge. Ihe been euiarged and no expense or trouble J te yonder the ight, host, ventilation, and Ray i dio: ice hours, 10 wm. m WELL, Principal, Fins juethode naturelle by M reopen Decetaber a Srost St. Eatsabet th, D. {RENCH LESSON! Miue. M. Chet Diplomee do Pacademue de Turis snd experienced teacher. ‘Temporary address 411 4th st: nw 20 ow WASHINGTON consis: VATOLY OF BUsIC, “ST Cloud Building, 9th ts. — Twenty-first year, Fino, Oryan, Voice Violin Flute, Gort ‘&ec. Free Xivantewes OB BULLAKD, Director. nld-im Nahesae ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, 804 EST, i heanont and best place ia learn and Painting. Mra, NE SON MOR, RELL has had Seates iedais ey pe sohe 15 years in Europe. Fortruite in charcoal, crayon, ou solar prints, pastel, water and oli cylors, to order from #5 to 33,000, Studios open every day abd Weduesday even- and see the wonderful progress of students, Boe! parton ame cs om vremont ies, u6-Im* HORTHAND, Sikcme Phouography acquired im sixteen easy lee- sons. Profictency cuitied in trom two to three months Sunpelty, rapidity and legibility unsurpassed, Call or send stainp tor pamphlet. Typewritiny tausht free, the army. The statistics published in the Journal Offciel | shows that with the offepring of foreign pareuts | included the births last year decreased by | 16,794, The decréase was general throughout | the country except in the departments where | the immigrants are to bé found. The diminu- | tion in the number of births is becoming more | 5 marked every year, Marriages are also falling | off, but divorces show a tendency to increase and are now close on 5,000 a year. That por- tion of the births which are illegitimate are also steadily increasing. The percentage in 1881 for | the whole of France was 7.5; it is now 8.5. In Paris it is much lighter—especially among the foreigners. ‘The rate of illegitimacy among the | Swiss inhabitants of Paris is 20 per cent., among the Germans 33 per cent., and among the English and Americans 38 per cent, The statistics do not tell us whether it is to the English or the Americans that the greater credit is due for this result, but it is certainly the highest rate of illegitimacy on record, The average birth rate among foreigners in France | is 25 per 1,000 as compared with 22 per 1,000 for the French; but in the illegitimate department the foreigu rate is exactly double the French. On the other hand the rate ot mortality among | the French is higher than among the foreign | residents. Grant’s Souagent Son. From the Chicago News. Jesse Grant of California was atthe Grand Pacificafew hours yesterday. He did not register and left early inthe evening for the east. The youngest son of Gen. Grant is a asiness men supplied with ised nen stenograpbers d type writers, Head School of Aeme Phonograp! Fat. F. J, MULV: nie. YEKMAN LESSONS Ht given by Miss C. DENGLER, to adults and childven, at 92y Ist, n.w., or at the residence of the au" te 401 Sd st. nw. hort .s teacher accompanyi ino and Speech Keading puugbt the Deas Coach from Artion: VHOIR 1. ik MLEY, Pupil of Bir Jules Lenedich ve seopered. to give in- struction and trainiug in Full Choral Services, Twent ture! experience in the Cathedral Choirs of nplaud esidence 2U% indiana TISITING THACHER OF LONG EXPE ecrac Luxlish, Mathematics, Literature, Latin aud Art, ‘wiork aud Washington reterepces, Address Miss Ac _____B-eolm* NGLISH EDUCATION. Send for Circulars, MARTYN COMMEKCIAL COLLEG 1 $13 Gtk street northwest. 0031 188 JULIA R. BALCH, ate iG EXPERIENCE i) in tesching the 1 ngi Guers her services as Teacher to Atucricun Congress and to Foreign 10th st. n.w. K, ULNER, AM, OE, EDUCATES Fon USE. Uiness. “kWwo years a Business Educator in this Fitteen yeas ameul af the tuculty of Kust- at Colle, cint euthor of the celebrated eantinea ‘next Books. Bus.uese Course: Bookkeeping (Lastunan System, embrucing Theory, Buxmess Fructice aud Vsuking), Penmanship, Correspondence, Arithme Word Lessons and Colwercial Law, Kngiisn Goures! Word Lessous,Grammar, Khetoric, Peaumusnip, Arith- metic, Algebra, History and Geoxtapby courses in Accountancy, Short ‘Lypewrtitg and Teieg- we to Foreigners, feubers of the Fan Legations, 1207 29-1 ravhy. New building, pew furustures tearm heat aud | modern couveusences. jars. CO- LUMHLA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE: OOD Fat. mw, farmer, but he didn’t look like it yesterday, attired in a neat tweed suit and a black derby. “But Iam a farmer,” he insisted, ‘and I am just now building s house on my farm near San Francisco, Idon’t know as much about politics as the youngest child in Chicago.” see A Convict’s Cool Proposition. Isaac H. Vincent, who defaulted for $226.000 while state treasurer of Alabama about five years ago, escaped and went to Mexico, subse- quently being captured and brought toserve a fifteen-year sentence in the penitentiary, will submit a strange proposition to the legisiature. He will ask that body to allow the people of Alabama to vote on whether or not he shall be pardoned. If the majority vote “No,” he will serve out the remainder of his fifteen years without a murmur, butif the people say *Yes,”” he wants to be released. He was a very popu: Jar man while in office and it is not improbable that the people | release hi Uncle Jerry and t the Dutchman. From the Memphis Avalanche. While Uncle Jerry Rusk was out west re- cently inspecting the sorghum sugar industry he was interviewed by a Kansas City reporter, who undertook to make the wary Secretary commit himself ou the question of Corporal ‘Tanner's retirement, The interview was pub- lished and some days afterward a barly Fenton accosted a Washingtonian who happened to be in his town in Lowa. “Dot Segredary for Agriculdure, he pin out vei “Yes; didn’t you see hi “No, py, golly. I didn't know me dot dell he wax gone. Wells well, That's too bad, You ought to have known it and come into town,” “So so. Iknow dot’s drue now. You see, I read me dot inderview in de baper, and I was digkled, by golly! Dot feliow he say to dot Segredary: ‘Mr, Segredary, vat yon dinks of dot resignation by Mr. Danner mit dot bension oilice?’) Und der Segredary he say: ‘Gansas vas agread sdate. I dink they baf de pizgest rops of anypody.’ Py golly, I vas digkled, Pitas tle be says, ‘Oh, ‘yes, dot vas so, Pad, Mr. Segredary, vot you diuk apout Dan- ner? und den der Sogredary he says, ‘Gansas vas all ride, und Missouri, pud I don’t see no such grops anyvare like dot Gansas,’ und, py golly, 1 vas | digkled. Dot feller he dry to found out some- dings vat he vants, und, by tam, he don't got I vas digkied,” A Destructive » Cyclone. « News comes of a fatal cyclone which swept through Beaufort county, North Carolina, caus- ing terrible destruction, At Ca:npbell’s creek! six ules ffom Aurora, several houses were blowa down and Dick Puillips, colored, and his five children were killed. Several oihers were badly hurt. Reports received at Ruleigh say others were killed. — eee Rev. Richard L. 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TLE CHILDREN, BEGINS SiPTEMBEL 2. wpelvioles {LUCUTION f OHATORY MAKTXYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION AND ‘ORATORY, 313 Oth St. nw. lalla Dock east of City ites This well-known Coilexu has developed some of the pase brfeastenet wlous ta ing Coustry by the use of the SHAT SBUKY MEY Diplomas, Degrees,und ' Teachers’ Certifcatesawarded to graduates, Suorier courses privately or in class. Forty-eight-page cutulowue free. oc8 A. Foosrarm Pers, Paice $1 50, With Bottle of Ink. Manufacturers’ price 2.50. A trial will prove its value. FINE OTE PAPELS. Buc. | is “commercial, Bsc. $LZ> Envelopes included iu; rice. Call aud get samples and compare with payers ior which you pay 90 aud tue result. BY THE POLND— ROBERT F. MILLER, seller, Stationer aud Kugrave: no4-3m 59U Lot st, Corcorais Dusiding. rpBe V. G. FISCHER ART AND STATIONERY COMPANY, 629 15TH STREET (CORCORAN BUILDING), IMPORTERS. Paintings, Water Colors, Etchings, Engravings, &0 Latest Publications, kare Prints. Artistic Picture #raming in Gold or Hard Woods. Kegilding of Old Frumes aud Lestoring of Paintings aspecialty, FINE STATIONERY AND CARD ENGRAVING. Latest Designs, Low Prices, se26-3m ___ FAMILY SUPPLIES. Rosso & Hesoensox, FINE GKOCLALES, PRUVISIONS AND TABLE LUXURIES, Having located at 1400 P st. u.w. we would be glad to nee our iriends aud the public gencraliy. Satiatac~ tion KuMrantecd, prices .oW aud frwt-class goous hisued. Give Us & call wud sutisly yourself. UZ0-1in 1 Have Jvsr Ovesen. AT 922 LOUISIANA AVE. ¥.W., An Entire Now Stock of Groceries, which we intend Belling at the Lowest Possivie Prices for cash. Just received two car iosus oL toes, which we will geli tur Goe. per uusiel. Wo also wish to cals special attention to ourJava and Mocha Coffee, roasted daily. A Superior article of un- cured Javan Ouicuky Etigligh Breaks ‘@un- power Leus ut Reduced Dugurs ut Cost. Fine Creauury bulter a Special Tiave also just received a cur losd of F. Mf, Walker's Superiauve dor, waich we yusrantee fo be the Fiuest iu the city. In countetion with the above we handle Fresh Meats aud Vexetabies of all ki: Special cage givel to whe filling of orders received by mad or telephoue, Proups douvery ¥. M. WALKER. ‘uvive surbank Pota- 29-1m Sk 244 Louidana ave. _ PIANOS AND ORGANS, COLUMBIA, CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 913 horough instruction, Ty qudad- anced course, Fiano, Oryan. Violit, dsc. H. rin, late of Now Euylaud Conservator EXOEHIAR BUSINESS COLLEGE, orner 7th aid D sts, .w. Behool of Busiuews and Counting House Training School of Lractical hugiish. Seboul of suorthand aud 4 ypewrl ting. Beiwol of Telegrayuy and Electrical Science, . SPENCER, View tp HE BE i 3 14th st. nw. Recoguized in Ameriewane for w speedy muastery of the Fore: New Terms begin how. ‘Triui Lessous Free. Bre thes in Bostou, Ltooklyu, New York, Philadel. pia. |OUL, OF 3 MUSIC SSivals Whig by organ ior students’ in'piauo ua colnpontsion. TED—GUITAN ABLISHED 1877) Sr pel, ah a week; mout ave. yaDWakD D, yw) ‘Teacher of Kiceution, Correct deep) Brewtuine Voice C Dramatic Action, ut month in advance, Call at sel 9-Sur SHELDON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1004 F Si, Tucedaye, Thursdays and Satuedaje, Deer Park [omega Bonton Gavotte and Merlin, Send for circ 20-tiun 188 BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSi 1207 1Uth st. u.w—Personus prepared si success fully tor all Examinations. Elocution taughtand Com- ‘sua Positions revised, Boog Keepin aspecaity, an Wi BOHOOL—DiAWING, PAINTING, CHAM coal, Crayon od all Mile of decorative work; es 1530 Pierce siudies ior rent, luce, between 5 ‘Sard Th SHORTHAND, rn rho ay cir horiband toe will find well-equipped term and tie i fe aay ‘ua a e¢ Business of Tastract Practical repo C.A., 1409 New York ave. aud even- bg. Classes last y: wat SAS. work at per nifiate, accurate work. sede AL FIELD KINDERGARTEN, — Ae td ‘Hoot as Totusaed to she ot Kindergarten at nee. ali parts of Use city: buss the dour ae il service, We pe Tankless M™ MANN'S ae INDERG: i ees weet Liz Se OF TANGUAGEA Sen 29 Yil stu.w, ‘Church Mapid and thorough courses PUPILS BY & TAbY WHO as tide the Iustruiuent a Specialty; {wu teswone 1007 Ver ure, Oratorical and who wish {o,scquire a thor. the residence Garteld Spencer, 1221 Hi st, a. MOND: 21 stones MONDAY, Hf, Colveee, Purine YHAKAUEK PIANOS Aki: aMONG THE FEW considered best by Experts. Please call and see uem at Lempiv of Music, 1209 Gat uw. ocll-dun aed « DANES s URLIGHT PIANOS, prices; installments; i. Bt, Lest most ehdurnue Of planes, Une equaled in tone, tuck, Bhish, LL. SUN wold i Date aw. Leapixe Lssrnvmesrs, Cull and examine ous representative stock of DECKER BKOS." } WEBER Fiscden PIANOS ESLLY REASONABLE PRICES, ACCOMMODATING TERMS, Old instruments oy a oateu : takeu in part payment, Tuning PIANOS FOR RENT. Pane ea it Fat we 13N.c 2 Baltimore, xan ang 12D; Samet, wohuonde 6 ocl-3m A BBE £XE AA BE AA BB ER z A ies aectn No 8. INEQUALED 1) LOUC! REMANSHTP ROARS TE A ACEH PO Erecial attentiot of “Furchasers" is invited te, theie “Dew ArUsuc Styles," wren Hla. Esi'DECUMALINE Tet. SECOXD-IAND, FIAN assortinen comprising svery, swell ii Rooms mao act eLab ANDUCENENRIS fo jaieeuannt dh corms, wines sald bea WM, ANAUL a6 ? Starket Spate UID GLUE" MENDS EVER! Skt SL oe Rina a mah Ba be ey Ae 2 full Une st @2£ COOKING STOVES soumisacie thom Socecogh. NS oifeted ey MUNLULY INDLALLALNY ‘desired. oa EQUSEFURNISHINGS. _ (Cn band and for sala, mh31__ WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPARY. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. yj siclian? talons, ' FALL AXD WINTER, 'g9-"90, GREER Sa Seeretesen see ‘B.D. BARR, => jashington to Cineiupati vis C Strasl “BI , path. bury. eligi route “i i aoomees fF HOS: | furmahed, ax a tameage checked at of Pen (road, Gihand Bete es ne —2=S__#A8. L. TAYLOR, Gon. Pane, Agent. 30 8m RRcwNOND v2 AND PANTI oui Ga jecyere Washington to = mee thence for Arkansas points tor cor caville, Staunton. Louis- A §8 Vestibule train "Weshine ry ihe fo Pullman sleeper for Lows. AY s = aan Mee ein ‘bur, = pane Raicien, Ashewi gatas F a ~ Auguste, Atlant ponte ues ier We and Calif bute New a via Auso = Mon ery —eerpeeee: tomes ssninghean Als. vie Auiente fie rail: Pulli Slee; riley, and man 8 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 is conspicuously true of all classes and information | Of news, but especially so in regard to aw Local News and District Affairs. THE STAR has a very much LARGER ENNSYLVANIA ROUTE and BETTER force of LOCAL RE- pH, West, AND SOUTHWEST. PORTERS and SPECIAL WRITERS AILS, * MAGN Cr ENT LOU TRAINS LEAVE SRASHInGTON. at CORNER 61H AND B i “Th 5 Geieatrom the south vis Tile aud, jynchbare, Spike ge "Washington via ¢ 1638, Hares 0:28am. and 10:40 p.m: vin Dan- of and Chesa- s Charlovteaviile at 8-4 3. Tocal at 1 n- ‘Ivania UIPMENT, | than any other paper in Washington PROM 7 STATION. ever thought of employing, and ITS oS ies |MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND PRINTING FACILITIES ARE MORE THAN THREE TIMES AS POWER- FUL AND RAPID AS THOSE OF ANY OTHER WASHINGTON PAPER. It ts sega | therefore able to print each day « full — report of every transaction of public ine Louis, connecting daily at Harrieburg with througi terest occurring in the District up te vee s, Louisvilie aud Memphis. Pacific pres, 00 pte. da daily, for Pittsburg and the West the very hour of going to press. 202 me ae jeeper to Pittsburg, and Pittsburg \ “OALT ORE mt Eocene and tt cua, abd Kochoster daily: for But By the free use of the OCEAN CABLES jo nbd Niavaeeaetty yeXcept Saturday.10-00 p.m. for REGULAR AND SPECIAL DIS- PATCHES, and with the difference of | 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 miduight, thus leaving literally nothing in the way of news from Europe, Asla, and Africa for the morning papers. Foat Line, 10550 a.m, daily to Cb md St ‘Louis, with epirg Cars from Pitist ad iy cinnati, and Sleeping Cars Harrisburg In- Gisuapolis; @ally, except Maturuuy, tor Chicase, With Sleeping Car Altoous to Chicago. St. Louis, Chicayo and Cincinnati Express, 3:30 pan. daily Parlor Car Washington to Harripburg, and Sleep. ing Cars Harrisburg to St. Louis, Cucinmatti, and Dining Car Harish: Louis. na ert, Express at 4-4 D Sleeping Cars Washiuyton ‘to if oe with For Williamsport, Lock Haven and El Sleeping Car Washington to Hgoheter, at 10:50 A Ni 1, B20, 11:00 10:00 and 11220 lis 240 ams 2:1 FOR PRILADELPHTA ONL) Fast Express 8:10 a.m, week dave’ For oston withaut chara: 5.20 every ‘or Boston without change, 3:2 For. brookiya, N.¥., all throughs trains connect at Jersey Ab wiih ‘boa of Bxn Ayn Auen, dort: raster treet, avoiding double ferriage across New ) ont cu. ” For Avantic City, 11340 aut, week days, 11420 p.an. | For ba.timore, Lit Ogad 1 dayeand 8710 pam. daily. —0:——_ 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 31 EOS 2s04 | enterprising special telegraphic cor- AND, FREDERICKSBURG Rar |*TesPondents at all important points; and ALLXANDKIA AND WASHINGTON | with wires leading directly from its own Yor , Aletand : ae EMB! B office to the general network of telegraph 12:04 system touching every city, town aud 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 Atlantic and Pas cific Oceans. XAN WAL AND KAILW od 5 and 10:1 "8 ?. ma Acccnnunvdation for Quantico, 7:45 a.m. mickosan Informati aes ‘tad ah be ete formation at the vitice, northeast per of Lith street aud Pennwylyuui. avenue. sia at the staciou, where orders can be left for the checking of Lageage to destiuation from hotels and resivences, CHAS. E. PUGH, &. WOOD, chera! Manaer. [n18] _ Gen. Pua Avent. —0:—— @ NOTE THE RESULT: ¢3 20% THE STAR HAS MORE THAN THREE TIMES AS MANY REGULAR SUBSCRILERS 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 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 tobe THE PEOPLE’S PAPER, and nothingelse. Asan ADVERTISING MEDIUM it is, therefore, ABSO- Bamworr A Axp Ouro Rarrzoap. je in eilect November LU, 1850. Leave Washingtoi irom sistiou corer of ew Jersey venue and C strect, For Chicago ex) ress daily ringers 220 pan. ‘is and a express 3, 5: 40, 3 pam. Beeadage 13:00) (49 juin hy 3h 4 We sbaha mos thee rege LUTELY WITHOUT A RIVAL. It ts Fo. ae ae polis, *9:00a. | im fact worth more as a means of reach= sudo pe stations, 17:00pm.,] ing the public THAN ALL THE oe train tog at ell stntious oa Ast Sunday at 1:15 stetious on Metropolitau Branch. 16:45, 10:30 a4., 13:10, T4590 b F fio: 0 am, and 15.00 p.m. Trsine arrive from Chicago daily Oo 3m. end 4:05 p.m. ; from Cunciunat and Bt, tae daily 5 “i gud 1.60 pam. 5 trou Pittsburg 7:10 am, 6:50 OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN THE CITY TOGETHER. Furthermore, in proportion to the re- turns it gives its patrons, ITS ADVER- TISING RATES ARE THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPRIA DIVISION, Teuton, Newark abet. N. Fp New York, + 05, and Eis Slecidne car‘on the L Pate: For e008 Wilmington 28:00, 4 2:20,°22:00' am, #2 ae In conclusion, the public should bear iermediate od Psp between Beltimoreand Phil- | In mind this one significant fact: THE T3200 was 0 a.m. *12:00, T3:15 piu, ork for Mastings 220, *5:00 STAK does not rely upon empty boasts to impress the public. ITS CURCULA- *| TION IS SWORN TO; its PRESS- “om S30! ROOM IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC; and its BOOKS MAY BE INSPECTED by any one having an interest in their examination. These are CRUCIAL TESTS, which few papers invite, and which those that boast most are least able to stand. —:0:— bor ye aed att days 4:00 ams oe pote scope Sun Baxvago called x jor and nace alte. ves by Uiieu Transfer Co. on oruers Jeft at ticket om of, pe 1351 Ye, ave. and at Depot. Ss CHAS, Sik Bie Dcctane: ones nue cenaile re sean, Fouts “Scout ticstect what RONbAYS Vip isp ays 2 and FRIDAYS at S pou a © The esteem in which THE STAR wresiGy ASD FROVIDERCE STEAGEERY | © BOId DY the reading and edvertising ‘Tickets and roums at 610 4 Ey 7 public is conclusively shown by the fige +: Mawiey's, 10th and ures given below. In the first six months of each of the five years named the average daily cir- culation of the paper was: ‘who will clu ‘hk Dacwame Troms hotels and detees. ‘Telephoue No, 745-3. ngs Wal, PWELCH, Supt, and Geu. Ast ORFOLK, FORTRESS N& ‘Dally lines MUNKOK FES = onbay, Roveuiber 18 Lake and’ Jane, dose! Ed pias wharf, 2 Nontle Uee ud Has * Express. BORD CoasiiNG COMPANY OUNT VERNON