Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1890, Page 7

W. BAKER & CO0.’8 Breakfast Cocoa Is absolute; tis re Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO.. Dorchester, Mass ww Lit Pears’ Soa (Scented and vwoap SECURES A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. BEECHAM’S. PILLS ON A WEAK STOMACH. 2QScts. a Box OF ALL DRUCCISTS. end Tee coma to tay with you. Some fow have abused me be- ‘cause they would not deed my ples to READ DIRECTIONS. But the majority of you have been kind and attentive ready to LISTEN axD LEARY, and for their sake 2 forgivethe inconside. Fate few, and repeat “PLL STAY WITH you.” AND YOU, ONE AND ALL, WILL STAND ay Wolff's AGME Blacking most perfect Blacking for men, women and ehil- Great this enlightened century WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philada, Tue Lasr Car OF THE SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY ‘To the buyers of the District, Maryland and Virginia wil be jellowing low prices: ‘ An Elegant Ulster, which sold for 89, now 83.78. ool Cape Overcoat, sold formerly at 818, 0. Iton (ight or dark color) Over- 25,75 we 88.50. uw Pants, made of good eloth, st All-wool Cassimere Pants $2: former! 5 ly 34.50. wot Woraing Suit. nade of yucd cloth, at $4.87; merly $6.50, 50; formerly #10. ‘Union Cassimere Suita, fty dite i-woul Lunported Cassl- mere st $x fo ormerly $15. 3,000 Children’s Suits f ap. The continuation of this sale is for twenty days more ovly, as by the luthof Siarch this sale must be closed, By order of the SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY, __ Cor. 9th and E sts. n.w na Fou Bueagrasr, LUNCH, DINNER AND ALL TIMES. tt) bal = HEALTHIEST AND THE BEST. oa PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889: 3 GRAND PRIZES. 6 GOLD MEDALS, ONCE USED, NEVER WITHOUT IT. ASE FOR YELLOW WRAPPER. 40 CENTS—A POUND—40 CENTS. BRANCH HOUSE, UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK. JA3. L. BARBOUR & SONS, Whelessle Agents for the District of Columbia, RUNKENNESS, OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. Positively Cored by administering Dr. Haines’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. It can be given in 8 cup of coffee or tes or in articles of food without the knowledge of the patient: it is sb- solutely harmless, and will effect s permanent aud sycedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker er ap aleobole wreck IS NEVER FAILS. Over 100.000 drunkards have been made temperate men who have taken Golden Specific in their coffee without thelr knowledge, anu to-day believe ey quit drink- ing of their own free will. 48 page book of particulars free. ¥. WARE, under Ebbitt House, 8. KK. HELPHENSTINE, 14th st. and Vt ave, mbli-cuiice GEATEFUL—COMFORTING, EPPS'S COCOA BREAKFAST. “By s thorough know of the natural Inws which poeta the operative of threat y & earetul applicati Cocos, Mr. kpps bas provided our breakiast lew With a delicately davored beverage which way many heavy ductors* bilis. It is by the judi- ~r of such artcies of diet that s con-itution y be gradualy built up until strong enough to re- it ever) tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtie Jonlacies are Hosting around us ready to attack wher- ever thre is a weak point, We may escape many s fatal sbaft by Keeping ourselves well tortised with Kare bived ands properly Bourmbed freue."—Ciwid vie Gasetie, Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only fm bad-pound tins by grocers, labeled Lua: JAMES EPPS & CO., Homaopathic Chemists, sul7+amata London, Fngland HE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON T AND BRIDGE WUKKS. Pro- 428. Te aee bo. Water sta. Tel. % City Ofiew, 14156 ot. uw. GOLD MEDAL, PaRis,1878.| CITY AND DISTRICT. > “Onward and upward” is the motto of Tse Evertxe Stan. Onward in its extending influence, upward in its circulation and adver- tising businesa, The increase is a steady, bealthful one. DIGGING FOR GOLD. The Visit of the Engineers to Senator Sawyer’s Mine. INSPECTING TRE STAMP MILI—AN EXCURSION DOWN THE 6HAFT—HOW THE ORE 18 WORKED— THE PRODUCTS OF THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY GOLD REGION. “Yes, hurry up there, over there by the driver. Got room enough? All right, then.” And Tue Strap reporter found himself en- Sconsced with one of our sable brothers who was to carry a load of the American institute of mining engineers out to inspect Senator Sawyer’s mine in Maryland. The party, about forty in number, left the Arlington about 9:30 Saturday, and the quotation at the heading was addressed to the scribe by Mr. Barber, chairman of the excursion committee, in reply to arequest for permission to accompany them. The first stop was st “Cabin John’s,” where those inside the "busses got out to inspect the great span and those outside got down to see | if they had lost their feet and hands or simply misplaced them. After a stop of about ten minutes, when everyone was thawed out, they mounted again and pushed on up the Conduit road. When about 15 miles out of Washingtcn Senator Sawyer, who was ahead in a phaeton, turned off from the main road through a pri- vate road to his place, It was up hill and the horses could not puil their load, so every one got out and walked; then the horses got stalled with an empty buss and the male contingent of the party “put their shoulder to the wheel” and the caravan moved again. THE STAMP MILL. Senator Sawyer owns abvuut 400 acres of land and it is about as umpromising a looking place one would wish to see. Down 1n a gulch at the foot of the hill stands the “stamp mull,” where the ty were taken first, and there they found Mr. Archer, formeriy superintendent of the works, n in charge of the White Hall mines in Vi ‘ia, both ready and able to answer all of qe with regard to the workings of the mi The building is set at the foot of a hill so that the top floor is in direct communication with the mines by means of a tramway, and the ore is brought down and dumped here to be fed into the jaws ofa great crusher which feeda on quartz; the facility with which this machine chews up the solid rock and spits it out in small pieces would make a dentist's heart ache. ‘The ore after being put through this is carried down through a chute to the stamps, which are ten in number and work somet on the ies of a pile driver, striking about 709 lows per minute and reducing the rock to a fine powder, in which state itis carried down over an endless rubber belt coated with quick silver, through various cradles and ing tables until the tailings cleared of their precious load are deposited at the end of the machine, “PANNING.” The members of the institute seemed much interested in the work and several ‘cleaned up” s panfull of the products and investigated them closely with pocket glasses. To be in the swim the reporter hustled around, got a pan, a shovel full of dirt, and got his arms wet up to the elbow in his endeavors to flop the water out of the pan and leave some of the dirt behind; however, he tried to look thoronghly st home and as though he were in the habitof squatting on the bank of a stream and “* inning” for twelve hours a day. Just as he had finished, that is when he had decided that if he did it any more there would be no more dirt in the pan, one of the employes stepped up and in- formed him that he working the tailings Geeks. refuse) and hemight wash them for forty-eight hours and never get a color. Tu Stak reporter went in the character of an inno- cent spectator after that. After every one had satisfied himself as to the workings of the stamp mill the party proceeded to the office, where a fine assortment of ores was laid out for inspection, Here the whole character of the vein was shown up in all its varieties, and the reporter gazed with envy on fragments of white quartz holding the precions metal and nuggets of solid gold; one in particular, a 334 ounce piece, worth about #60, commanding particular adwiration. The engineers seemed to be skep- tical about the mine, and there was a general tendency toward the idea that perhaps things were viewed a bit too enthusiastically by those concerned, There was another ore sitting over by itself on a desk, flanked by a pitcher of water and two glasses, and after every one had taken @ sample as a souvenir and pronounced it 24 carat tine lunch was announced, This was served in the Senator's house and was presided over by Mrs, Walker, bis daughter. After a bounteous repast, which was made doubly ac- ceptable to every one by the long drive through the cold air, the visitors hghted cigars and, under charge of Dr. Kempster, s partner with the Senator, started for the mine itself. THE MINE. There is one shaft about 160 feet deep giving off three drifts on the vein. The shaft house is a little white-washed building containing the mouth of the shaft, a tool room and a forty horse-power hoisting engine. The reporter went up and peeked gingerly down the square opening and came to the conclusion that it was & very unpromising sortof a Rlace, anyhow; thought about going over and asking the engi- neer if the rope was perfectly safe and if the bucket ever fell off before it got to the top, but Mr. Archer solved the difficulty by handing bim a candle aud informing him that they were to go down by the air hole; did’not know exactly what an air hole was, but concluded it was no worse than that big black hole with the slender cable dangling like a long wire snake down the middle. The visitors went outside and down the side ofa hill until they came toa little square box, which looked lke a man hole in a sewer. There Mr. Archer shoved aside the top and lighting his candle bade the party follow. As the ex- superintendent's head disappeared the reporter sent up a small prayer, wondering if his acci- dent policy was in good working order and then set foot on a long line of ladders set up like the wind in Paddy's hurricane, which blew straight up and down, DOWN THE SHAFT. EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY, CLEVELAND'S Absolutely the Best, Among those in the the assay office in the mint, York, Mr. Wilson of North ber, Mr. Dewey, Mr. Cruikshank and the secretary of the Corean legation. a also accompanied the expe- 2. i — THE GRIDIRUN FEAST. Bright Speeches and Singing Birds Help to Make a Memorable Dinner. The Gridiron club added one more laurel to to the wreath of fame which they are weaving for themselves by the more than successful dinner given by them at the Arlington Satur- day night, This was the regular monthly meet- ing of the club, and as George Washington was sensible enough to be born on that day a num- ber of years before and as Mr. Richard Lee Fearn of the Brooklyn Eagle was to be initiated into the mysteries of membership the occasion was made rather a gala one. The table was a hugecirele, the center being filled with a forest of tropical plants, among which numerous singing birds were half concealed. President Mussey being confined to his home by sickness Vice President Macfarland occupied the head of the table and both in wit and a certain staid dig- RAILROADS. IcHMOXD AND DANVILLE RATLROAD CO. = : FINANCIAL, 5 Piz Cent Isvestuenrs. EDUCATIONAL, IN. GTO: PIANOS _AND ORGANS. 60} FIND THE ‘KRAKAUER’ PIANOS EXCEL. r lent in every ; Theyre of thoromch ule in effect JANUARY 1, 1800. nit: imself ly ASHINGTON CO! solid workmanship.” S. B Mi For sale at | 5:30a1u.—bast Tennessee Mail, daily for Warren. fully Sot te tae feuuk, the tionee from on Word Building, Bt 825,000 FOR WORTH, TEX, REFUNDING Sa | KUHN TH00G uw, Also Burdett Grmana Tost | ton, (Gorda “Chariettenr le if Yochbune ae epicurean standpoint was excellent, the | P22; 840,000 BUFFALO COUNTY, NEB., 0. H. 6s, aoe. Alianta, Btetcl, kmonvaiie Chettesoure ent = Speeches were bright and the singing by the E SCHEEL, TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN AND | 350,000 WICHITA, KAN,, SCHOOL 5a. Leavixe Issrevuesta. Pallman Sleeper Wi to New Orleans, musica! members was received with enthusiaem. | oJ » Singing st Sight: particular attention, to bein. , dope ci — Sag ey le ~~ = tations | Chi ke and Ohio Route, Mr. Depew sat on the presiding officer's right | ber as weil ax those further advanced; Gornau Or | 50,000 NORTH CHICAGO STREET RAILWAY 5s. DECKER BROG Lynchbure, Kocky Mouut, Danville and Stations be- gud made bis usual sparkling speech, “Among English method taught. 734 1th . Also choice 6 per cent and 7 per cent securities. Poll paxon. Aabevilin Chamote, Colaabte ks * Atlan those seated at the table were Chauncey Aw RIVE WEEE ate wen ng yon gs = ‘ ERMAN IN FIVE WEERS’ MOS: Birwineham, Moutgomers. Ni Depew and ¢ -Senator Warner Miller of New x gs ‘A \ractiel seat. sPetiin Seprematien GAA vetoes, semsarning: Snvectenrats IVERS & POND Pull Siscer ew y Orleann cae a Mr, Gomes bak : a ow y Jeurnal, meee Guach ef Nee tae, Me | Wee ee ee ee cheerfully given. We desire to buy good Munteipel | gerey ORGANS, ESTEY ORGANS | tinn siceper Danville to Columbia and Aumont Stofer of the Richmond Gov. Francis | £°° fay as third eng Te ingsoG, Hones Bonds. MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS. Tau sleehers Washington to Cinciunsti via C. and . vis | giim., 420 and 8 p.ms Lincoln Music ment part payment, Tuning | #2 of Missouri, Mr, Gibson of the Phil-| GiotHAND-a NEW ERAINIHEART ACNE | ACCOUNTS RECEIVED, GENERAL BANKING | q,O{4,Justramente taken tn = Sigasbutg and interioctints cesta” 0% Manaam adelphia Press, W. H. Gibson of New| S'Phouosrapy teurht im aston eaxy lessons. Pro- BUSINESS TRANSACTED, Teleyhone ERS x, ‘Sv pn. —Daily via Lynchburg, Bristol and Chet York, Mr.De Graw of the United Press, Dr. | fciency ih init two to. thre mogtia, Simplicity DANTE yaaa orcuvent. | Howran, bulltng Veuutule Sleepers Wenkugton to gohn’ B, Hamilton, Col, Alexander D. Ander- | Tridity, legibility unprecedented, Sessions day’ aud ho Memphis, connecting thence for all Arkaimas pointe, evening. Lypewriting taught tres. Cali or seud for & A, KEAN & CO, 13N, Charles st., Balti wore, Md. 9:40 p.m.— Western Expres for Manassas, son, Mr. F. A. G. Handy, Dr. Thomas E. Me- pe phist, HEAD SCHOOL, ACME PHONUGRAPHY, BANKER: _f10 32:7 Mainst.. Kichmond, Va__| Culpeper, Orange, Charlottesville, Bisuaton, Lowe. Ardle, Mr. Larner of the’ Baltimore Sun, Hon, | $21¥ st. F. J. MULVEY, Principal. f18-1w* * 3, T. Cuoncuzs Ann | ville, Cencinnati, man Vestibule train - E. E, MeComas, Mr. C.8. Noyes of the Wash-| 9 opeg FIFTEENTH 61. cutcago, min, 15 BRoapway, xx. |'L'o Cuvncuzs Axo Oncanisrs, fon to Ciueimuatd with & Pullman ‘sleeper for ington Star, Mr. Tom ©. Noyes, Mr. Secken- ie ar FOUNG | —t10-met t ESTEY ORGAN, 2 msi solo scale | 11:00 p.m.—Sonthern F: Asily for Lynonburg, foo of New York, Mr, Towle’ of ihe ‘bowton | areghtiins aad iattmun cuinohex, | YIM, RAE ASEUCAN 28D RTFISARIQNGL | ofan pat note powertal in tone ith many tone | Pest” Racaeh chile taeda MIS Tra velle Mr s poe of Boston Me SECOND TERM BEGINS FEB, 3. f11-1m OWAND, Gaus Manager and Counesl, tiful solo effects : suitable for church, Sunday school, man Vestibule Car W: to G50. HILL 1 ROBERT D. GRAHAM, Assistcut Manager. 1420 New York ave, a organist or student, Will be suld at moderate price ‘ia AU id Monte le Wolff of the New York Staats Zeitung, Hon, metom to Birminghana, Ais. GYAILLAKD (SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, WASH- ‘ington Branch 1205 F —Gaillard’s Orurinal Offices und Exposition Hooms, intecany ie Siceper Washington to Birmingham, Ala.. via AUants Amos Cummings, Mr. Wynne of the Cincinnati | sethod (publisher D. Ap) N.Y.) Simplified, (Cable address: Vole; .) Washington, D.O, ‘DERS AYMAN, and Georgia ihe railway, aud Pullman Ble Commercial Gazette, Hon. Green B. Raum, Mr, | scientitic, educational. he only one decorated by the Offers ite services to the Producer, nveutor, Mana- mam . puttineton to Asheville and Hot Springs, N.C. via -Tn 0 ¥34 F street northwest, ALLET & DAVIS: UPRIGHT PIANOS, THE Perfect Piano of the axe, superb in tone, touch French Minister of Pub! facturer, Importing and Expor.ing Merchant, and ties generally holding and seeking investment propo- fitions in thie and other countries. Prompt attention eH iE ne CENSUS AND OIVIL-SERVICE EXAMINATI Successful. py Salisbury. Also and Charlotte. drains on Washington and Ohio division leave Waah- H. T. Smith, Col. Oscar F. Long, U.S.A.; Mr. to Augusta via Danville Richard Lee Fearn of the Brooklyn Ecgle, ington 9:00 a.m. dauy except Sunday and 4-45 bau, Messrs. Corwin, Chicago Tribune; De Puy, New | y¢ Cera pa ae ete anformation, | to settlement of mercantile accounts. | The vendor | and action; elegant new spring sites, Instalimenr, daily; arrive Round Hill 11:30 amend 7:3 5; York Times; “Garthe, Baltimore Americun; | FINS: Lake Wy Instituie, awe cok Bok and Rake | Sag aaee a RHR aroement in any éxcens realized | “a Bh SUMNER B11 Yih ot UW | returning leave Hound Hill 6:00 am, daily Hosferd, Detroit Free Press; Johnson, Cinein- | 2.w. t11-1m extensive American and Mexican Land and Mining FFF FFE oe Se one, arriving Washiueton nati Enquirer; Stealey, Louisville Courier-Jour- ATE TUITION AND PREPARATION FOR | Properties now in hand. | References aud ful} partio- 7 4 ‘rains from the south vis Charlotte, Dan- nal; Stofer, Richmond Dispaich; West, Wushing- | al! Colleges in French. Latin, Greek, Bosnich, Pa Omid TO ak OTANI < = ” E Tile and Lynchburg arrive in Washingt 7-08 am. & talian, Portugnese, German, by Hi. nN bd and 7: ;,via bast onan, ‘and ton Post; John P. Sousa and Herndon Morsell, | 1 ‘ieSorbunne, Paria France, 12S at ewe | N O12 Fecawe Foo amt resmtums, | Ligchbape st''90 p.m aaa 10:40 pi. ‘a, Chen Ss 5 = Peake avd Obio route and Chariottwyil Sah ps THE BASE BALL SITUATION. RDG. TOWNSEND, We buy or sell stocks in 5 to, 1.000 share lots on ‘trexchatie, dieouly | 24720 pm. aud 7-0Sa.m." Strasburg looal et 16.49 eacher of Elocution, a e Tick car reservation and information- een Satine erent Spare Seat eiaerpess ace Failroad, 6th and b margin commission 1-16. Out-of-town orders solic iter 16-lu* J OB SHERMAN & Co, (Formerly of this city), INVESTMENT BANKERS, of Grand. The Reported Big Offer to the League Correct (deep) Breathing Voice Culture, Oratorical and oe it 1317 13th st. n.w. 5 and Its Effect. —__* Dratnatic Action, Cc BIA CO} NSERVATORY OF MUSIO, ave horoueh instructions, | Prunary ‘and aU, 3020 JAS. L, TAYLOR, Gon. Pass. Agent, Teeter repens wove supiolo wiih eye | PUA cet in Pee eet oe ee prams head lines over startling dispatches from New | tory, Bostou, Mass, fS-lm "| SEVEN AND EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST, “ee a es TO THE NORTEL WE ne York to the effect that a big syndicate of mon- i SUSAN d NDEI ‘Ss a a WITH THE VERY BEST OF REAL ESTATE SECUR- | UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH. WORKMANSHIP | DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID. SCENEKY ~ ied men had offered the insignificant sum of | fy man Wheeler, boston, Mase Sia or eyo A: | ITY, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAID IN Special attention oy Sree Yin tovited to thete | Sone MAILS, «MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, $1,000,000 for the franchise of the National | tory. 1127 10th st. n.w. jal WASHINGTON Ok NEW YORK, AS DESIRED. “New Artistic Styleg” finished in desigus of HIGH- CORRE ota AND Seon oe STATION, league and that this offer was being considered | (A HARVARD, GEALUATE DESIRES pity Diogo in one of the moat promising cities ofthe | E2t_DACORATIVE Alc, Vuanoe for ret, For Pittsbury and the Weet, Chicago Limited ‘Express by the league magnates, John B. Day was men- yM. H. PU’ a A F Vesubuled “Care at 10:60 a.m. 3 tioned quite frequently, it being stated that he | _¢%-3m__At Sanders & Staymau' w._ | JRATEMAN & CO., Sountry, in shorgca Tai wl be closed out at vo ey a a as ‘ s iss JULIA, BALCH, ELPERIENCED IN B. Jow figures, | SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered bo jumbas, and Sleeping Care Harrisburg to itich= was the man to whom the offer was made, teach! ett tok * os ANKERS AND BROKERS, a prices and in which will be arranged on EASY id, Lad. 5 , except Saturdas Cl ing the Envlish Languase to Foreisners,offers ; SSTALME daily, iy, to. A special to the Philadelphia Press says: cx gervives am Leacher to Members of the Fau-Atueri- 1411 F Btreet, Washington, D.C. MONTHLY INST. NTS when desired. ¢ Tite Sisoniig Car Altoonn to Chicas.” 8t. La “Several members of the law firm who made | tf [onstessand to Foreign Legations. 2% | Members of New York Stock, Produce and Cotton | _ 46 S17 Market space. Farlor Gat Wankitiion to Harri rrisbarg, sod ist: the offer and who have figured prominently in MSs BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE, | Exchange. Cmciunati, aud Dining ‘Cer Harrisburg “io St VE 1207 10th st, n.w.—Pupils prepared for allex: | Connected vate wire with z . Es ; some of the largest ayndicate purchases that | 4A, 2207 oto, by “eons rnerared tyler See ects me een, MEDICAL, &. Picping' Gare waskine cede have ever been made in this country were vis- | Highest references, & Ni oe Louis, tinge ‘at Harrisburg with thi Hu re BALDWIN & FARNUM, Chicago. $s20-2m D; LEON, Bleepers for Louisville and Me Paci: ited and it was learned that they had made an | pyue putitz scHoon oF LANGUAGES ‘The Oldest Fetablished and only Reliable Ladiow’ | Press, 10-00 pan. daly. for Pittsbung ad the Weng oF StOs toe einen Soba Day | DE Seng See ae FRE WOONONA Tian, | cote cnn ig SEC een ag anatom | beh tveel Slap nab aad Raed o > rea Ke ‘ sts. Dow. s league. ‘They have not had a reply to their TRIAL LESSUNS FREE conson 5 Macanraxy, Prompt treatment. Consultation strictly confiden- | por Kane Gabudanrum Rocioata wed hee ale letter yet, as it is_almost too soon. ‘The offer sein boon SILDIN F se tial, Separate rooms for Ladies, $5, us was made to Mr. John B. Day because they did | riiianangse Kewaciis Poe "ty PrOORIE, Chl sokere and Dealers in Government Hovde, | S Ofiseutwaysopen, “—__~__“fra-asvr~ not know the address of ‘the other league mag- | Dresicu, Gormsny. weld mecinet o — ADIES WHO KEQUIEE THE SERVICES OF EX- nates, but they expect Mr. Day tocommunicate - # — Saye feet epee gre pe papery s WILSON, T1OS Park place ha Carne Bent With bis colleagues and give them an answer | ({OLUMBIA, COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 600 F | oJ tr tschusces of New York, Philadelphia, Boston th ts, nie Ladiee oaly, "Hemedy 5. in afew days, Mr. John B. Day, president of gpsterm, ‘enjbracing | Theory, Business Sop and | Bad Bastiinore Loment sales. ition, De ee the New Yogk club, was seen at his office in ref- king), Peumans! Correspondence, Arithmetic, 2d apne bed Tiel Butoh eo = Pract ', LONG-ESTABLISHED AND erence to tH offer. He declined to be inter-| ord Lessons and Cominercial iaw. “Also courses i | Bouds and all Lacal Lallroad, Gas, Insurance and Tel- SOL Tat nw. Otice hours from Viewed upon the ‘subject, and seomed greatly ybewriting, ‘New furniture sewn beet and othes ericau Bell Telephone Stock boughtandsold.jy18 | § with only. deem surprise t the matter had leaked out.” modern conveniences, Send for circulars, — —— — ANHOUD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE C.K, ULNER, AM, C.E, Prin. > § tum ervece tt wanuisoron. inte GE Ain ay, me LADIES’ GOobs. __| MSs g AUS een __rnis bit of news did not produce the sensa- | Soo Suro ce tee nee nena Colles VOTICE-JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF | Rint power 1t Ruperts vigor to the wl tion in this city that it might. It may have | which received the only Gold Medal awarded for Busi: N ‘Bayarron Art Threads aud Rope Linens in all the E litest shades, Stamping at halt price for this woek ness Educution at the World's Fair held in Paria, 1889 oe! 4 been for two reasons—first, that the folks didn’t believe it; second, that they didn't care much anyhow. In the latter event the attitude was ai to some extent by the conviction that is growing in the minds of s goud many foiks that Washington is not going to have any club to lose. Perhaps the effect, or lack of ef- fect, came from s combination of both causes. At any rate, the admission in the interview quoted above with the law firm that they had made the offer to John B. Day because they did not know the address of the other league men gives the whole a fishy character. FROM INDIANAPOLIS, R AD AND BE WISE—DR. BROTHERS,900 B ST. #.w., Appeared befure me and made oath Embroidery lessons graus at STUDIO DECOK- Sith It | ‘the Uldcet Established ou! ALIVE ak } 13th wi ASRS SKINTS AND CAPES DONE ATSI- that he is OD INSTITUTE, 1407 Mass ave. CHighiand Terrace), J4th Street Circle. 421-6m. Mr. and Mra, WM. D, CABELL, Principals, J LOD'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 407 E. CAP. 3T ‘Thorough, successful and prosperous, Judorsed by, those in attendance: ew methods; easy terms ; rapid progress. Seid for circular of call bet. Saud T pine @12-3m {LOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. Also Gruce, Deportment, and Expression, The bhaftesbury method. Lessons in class or private, Ci cular containing terms aud full information free, MISS MAUD D, BECKWITH, BLA, oc31 715 ith imon's Plaiting Establishiwent, 7 timore timore, Md., Branch office standard S. SL office, Gv. ¥ st. n.w. (Masonic Temple), Washingto: YOU,CAN MAKE A BEAUTIFUL PAPER F Lamp Shade yoursei aud 100 different -hi Lovely Scrap Book Pic for Cluldren, J. JAY Ex tion and advice free at auy hour of the . scribed and sworn to before me by Dr. BROTHEKS, BAMUE! MILLS, s Notary Public in and for the a of Columbia, this Sd day of July, 1553, “im Tess NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. BROTHERS is the oldest-established advertis- ae ing Ladies’ Physician in this city. you can Particular attention paid tall distases peowtas 65 ‘i jcular at peculiar to ateare es wea oe plain combing, ied bene yan emg ‘Forty yeare expe =a sia years’ experience, MLLE. M. J. PRANDI, - 1320 F wt, n.w. (Mrs, Harrison's, WER Lessous free. All materials French Tissue Paper. if s. Paper Dolis and Wonders J. SAY GOULD, 421 Oth et. 113-Liu* doen FRONTS!! FRONTS p.m. ee ALLXANDETA AND FREDERICKSBURG AY ane ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGLUN tional league when the ball season opens. Yet President Brush seems positive that the club will not be forced to retire, One thing is cer- tain, President Brush does not propose to be crowded out of the league without proper rec- ompense, It is within the power of the seven strongest clubs to vote Indianapolis and Wash- ington out, but this cannot be done without breaking an agreement made before Presidents Brush and Hewett consented to vote for the admission of Brooklyn and Cincinnati. The majority of the Indianapolis players do not want to go to New York. Denny hus said that he will not go, Boyle objects toany such trans- fer and Rusie’s father says the boy shall not go to New York under any circumstances. ‘The men who originally bought the club and brought it here have no financial interest in it now; but as they sunk their money in the en- terprise they feel that they are entitled to have @ voice when the question of selling the club is raised. It is they who are protesting so loudly against the proposed transfer to New York. A special from Cleveland says: ‘Lhe brother- hood team in this city is likely to be strength- Down and down they went, some one stepped on some one else’s hat and a howl of anguish went up. Then the bottom man received a tribute of hot candle —— down the back of his neck and quoted the 119th Psalm at the one above him. The timbers became damp and water dripped from walls and ceiling on nd one who was in range, They squeezed throng! small holes between muddy timbers and then as they recollected that they had on their “Sunday togs” thought how poor rats must have felt when he went down ‘dresse &c." One hundred and sixty feet from sun- light, and there was the drift stretching out ahead, a dull gleam beyond showing where the two miners are working in the heading. The quartz shows ee plainly now and in some places the visi! see the free gold standing out in little Rese age This is the “day shift” at work. y go on at 7 am. and work until 6 p.m., when the “night shift” take their places, Two meninesch heading and others to carry out the ore to the shaft and load constitute the underground gang. Dr. Kempster said the mine was a very dry one. Well, perhaps it is, but when we have days as dry as that mine almost every one carries an umbrella, The vein varies from 6 to 33¢ feet in width and exteads clear to the surface, where it crops out in several places, running nearly northeast and southwest, BACK To DaTLionT, After seeing everything below the visitors returned to the mouth of the shaft and found the bucket waiting for them—rather a primi- tive elevator, but, as it was at least quicker than the ladders, they got up on the edge and were hoisted rapidly to the land of light again. A little more time was spent in looking around and then, after bidding the Senator, Mr. Russ and Dr. Kempster goot-ise, the party climbed once more into their stages and started back for the city, where they arrived about 5 p.m. convinced that the gold mines of Maryland were of more importance than they had sup- posed. GOLD MINING IN MARYLAND, Gold was first discovered in Maryland during the war by W. A. Cleary, an old ‘49er, then a sutler in a company stationed at Great Falls He came back after the war,started » com and worked the mines, but, presumably throug] the dishonesty of some one, no found. There is a story of one lum; ened by the addition of Farrell of last year’s Chicago club. Farrell is a great favorite, hav- ing been more successful against the Cleveland itchers of last season than any other player, ‘arrell will, if ed, be played every day, alternating behind the bat and in the outfield.” ——_aae They Fired Into a Prayer Meeting. Samuel Belt and Oliver Lee were arrested and placed behind the bars at Lebanon, Ind, Saturday night upon an affidavit made by Rachel, the divorced wife of Samuel Belt, charging them with having attempted the assassination of Mrs, Randall while a prayer meeting was in progreas at her residence, five miles south of Lebanon, Belt and Lee both protest their innocence and claim they were out coon hunting on the night in question, Mrs. Randall is still in a critical condition and if she dies the charge of assault and battery with intent to kill will be changed to murder, The neighborhood is aglow with excitement and should Mrs, Randall die no doubt the; would both be in danger of being h aeer ‘The evidence against them is said to be very strong. —— Won by a Thousand Tails. A big rat hunt that has been conducted by rival parties of farmers in Fairfield township, Ohio, has been brought to a close at Big Plain, The count shows a grand total of 6,581 rat tails. illiamson party won by 1,000. 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