Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1890, Page 7

iA Bu ws Bo. K Devantwe st. The Best snd the Cheapest Kdition of Webster's Dic ~ tonary Ever Sold, CITY AND_DISTRICT. GF Arecently published work on “The Art of Advertising” says: “A point which will affofd reliable information as to the value of a publi- cation as an advertising medium is the close- nese with which the publisher adheres to his advertising rates.” Tux Star invariably holds to its rates; and, what is of greater importance to the advertiser, it charges everybody the same price for the same service. This few papers do! ANOTHER VICTORY. How the Senators Defeated the Ball re Tossers From New Haven. not come to pieces when han- ue, Plain, 82.98, Indexed, $3.43. _BAUM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT, ENTH STREET. OPPORTUNE HITS SAVED THE DAY—GOOD FIELD- ING BY THE HOME TEAM—THE RECORD IN THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION—OTHER GAMES—NOTES OF THE DIAMOND. The Senators pulled another game out of the fire yesterday after it was almost certain that A DINNER TO STANLEY. A Distinguished Company at the Amer- jean Legation in Brussels. Last evening a dinner in honor of Stanley was given at the American legation by Minister Terrell. In addition to Stanley and Mr. and Mrs, Terrell, the following guests were present: Prince De Chemay, minister of foreign affairs; Comte d’Ouitrement, grand marshal of the court; Baron Lombarmont, president of the anti-slavery conference; the Turkish minister; Comte De Alvensleben, the German minister; M. Bource, the French minister; Prince Du- rousoff, the Russian minisier; 8. R. Thayer, the United States minister at the Hague; Charles Emery Smith, United States minister to Russia; M. Burlustan, the Swedish minister; M. Aguera, the Spanish minister; Comte Khevenhbuller Metsch, the Austrian minister; Sir John Kirk, a distinguished traveler in Africa; M. Van E. Etvelde, secrstary of foreign affairs at the Congo State; the burgomaster of Brussels; Baron De Benzis, the Italian minister; Col. Roosevelt, United States consul at Brussels; Capt. Nelson, Dr. Parke, Mr. Mounteney Jeph- the visitors from New Haven had won. The score was 1lto5. It was done by means of sharp hitting when that sort of work counted most and good, clean fielding all through the game on Washington's part. Phillips and Rid- dle and Doran and Hofford were the batteries, At first Phillips was a little wild, giving two men bases on balls in the first inning, but after that he was invincible and struck out man after man or made the visitors bit small balls to the infield or pop up flies for the ficlders, It seemed for sev- eral innings as though | Waehington were going to be puzzled altogether by the left-hand twirling of Doran, but at last his de- livery was solved and hit followed hit in such rapid succession that the spectators almost lost their breath by loud and constant yelling. The field play of the Senators was clean. Bader dropped a fly, for which he made a long run; Riddle threw a trifle high to third and Hill made a queer throw to second, these constitut- ing the only mispl: The visitors did near! as well, but most of their errors were mixed in with a large bunchof hits in the sixth, where the Senators won the game, HOW THE SCORE WAS MADE. New Haven made the spectators heart-sick by scoring three runs in the first inning on two bases on balls, Riddie’s error, safe hits by Schoenick, Brady and Dovie and a sacrifice. In the third the Senators pulled down the lead by making a run after two men were out. Phil. lps hitatwo bagger and scored on Bader's single, In the fourth the score was tied by more clean hitting. Jordan was tapped by a pitched ball and took first and Gleason smashed the sphere for three bases, and came all the way home on the poor handling it received. In this inning Doran struck out three men, The sixth was the Waterloo. By this time Washington had made a good guess as to the secret of Doran's success and he was no longer a terror, Jordan and Hill went to first on balls and Gleason was hit, the buses being thus filled, when Bird hit out a single, two men scoring. Two more came in when Jack Riddle found the ball for three bases, and the latter scored on Schoeneck’s error. Bader bunted safely and he and Phillips scored on a bad throw from short tohome. Then the big lead was increased by one more in the seventh, after two were out, when Hill went to his base on balls and scored on Bird's second safe single tocenter. New Haven reduced the difference between the clubs by scoring twice inthe eighth, which was the last inning. on safe hits by Pet- titt and Lalty, the latter a three-bagger, and Lanman’s sacrince. Washington made 8 hits and 3 errors and New Haven 6 hits and 4 errors. OTHER GAMES, Baltimore lost a game to Hartford, 8 to 3, al- though the Orioles outbatted the Yankees 3 to 2 German, Baltimore's pitcher, weakened in the 5th and Hartford scored six runs on five safe hits. O'Connell was the Hartford pitcher. Baltimore made 12 hits and 6 errors and Hart- ford 8 hits and 2 errors, Jersey City gave Wilmington her fourth consecutive defeat, 13 to 8. Jersey City made 16 hits and 4 errors and Wilmington 12 hits and 5errors, The pitchers were Cox and Newell for Wilmington and Fitzgerald and Turner for Jersey City. ark trounced the hitherto undefeated Worcesters, 14 to 3, Worcesters made 13 hits and 3 errors and Newark 15 hits and 4 errors. Other games yesterday resulted as follow: National League—Philadelphia New York, 1. Boston, 5; Brooklyn, 2. Cincinnati, Chicago, 6. Pittsburg, 20; Cleveland, 12 ers’ League lew York, 8; Philadel- wet 1. Boston, 10; Brooklyn, 7. Pittsburg, 4; Chicago, 3. Buftalo— a jand (rain). American Association—Athletic, 11;Syracuse, 10. 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He isa jewel, pal farsa A congratulated. Sutton made an inside home run hit in Balti- more yesterday. Manager Trott of Newark has signed Pitcher Gallegan, who had been given a trial by the New York Club. Trott is giving a young — named Devin of Holyoke a trial, Pitcher Wm. Sullivan, who played in Newark part of last season. las also been signed. In the Atlantie Association Newark, Hartford and Worcester are tied for first place, with three games won and one lost. Washington, Baltimore and Jersey City are tied for fourth place, two won and two lost. New Haven is seventh, with one won and three lost, and Wil- mington brings up im the same old place, with 0 won and 4 lost. According to reports there were about 150 people present at the Pittsburg League game yesterday, 1,392 at Boston League aud 1.600 at Cincinnati League. The Pittsburg Players’ game drew 500. New York does not send out the attendance in either of the games. The Atlantic Associatien is drawing as well as any of the other organizatious, aud considerably } better than the league in some spots. The Columbia Athletic Club team went down to Alexandria yesterday and defeated the Epis- copal High School nine by the score of 23 to 3. The batteries were Fletcher and Dickinson for Columbia and Greenway and Norton for the High School. Columbia made 1% hits and 5 errors and the High School 2 hits al id 15 errors, . THE SCIENCE OF LIFE AScientificand Stan/ard Popular Medical Treatise onthe Errors of Youth,Premature Decline, Nervous and Physical Debil:ty, Impurities of the Blood. EXHAUSTED VITALITY “UNTOLD MISERIES ing from Folly, Vice, Ignorance, Excesses or Overtaxation, Enervating ‘and unfitting the victim for Work, Business, the Married or Social Relation, Avoid unsk.llf: ders. Possess this great i es, royal Svo. Beautiful Price only 61.00 by iain wrapper. Dlus- jou apply —s The H. 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For the accommodation of those desiring to nt Joerg hag Seat pave Bat otal attend the dramatic performance to be given Jas anc Mabowany, #1 dou't_kuow auy better ) at the Lyceum Theater, Baltimore, on the even- business than THE RIGHT WAY. I don't plessant to wait on than those res. I kuow I buy the Goods »forcash I don’t know why vee sud buy on snetallment rues, the salle 28 fo proportion. BTOP way to do ing of Thursday, April 24, the accommodation train via the B.’ and O. railroad, scheduled to leave Camden station at 11 p.m., will be held until 11:40 p.m. ——_— Sez Saturpay's Stak about ‘Avalon Heights.”* Who Is Responsible Ly Charles Dudley Warner in The Forum, It is usually assumed that the sole responsi- bility for the sensationalism and vulgarity of a portion of the American press rests upon its publishers and conductors. Now, it is a truism to say that there would be less criticism of the actions of others if every one felt a due responsi- bility for his own actions. Even the saloon keeper can dodge beliind this truth. I did not create, he says, the demand for strong drink; if I did not offer to supply it, some one else would. And it is true that if the mass of the st catch the biguest fish in deepest telaim to carry the largest stock, Dutl > cut Dest prices you can get and save bing all sony, and those who douvt jouxest Kemember the name aud place, GRASTY, The Pusher, Foruiture, China, Glass, &c., Cheap for Cash, w29-Gun 1510-12 7thst ow. son and Mr. Wilson, Stanley's secretary. cor P Fair THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1890 ears RP white hands: Brightclearcomplexion Soft healthful skin. “PEARS'—The Great English Complexion SOAP,—Sold Everywhert.” SUMMER RESORTS. Mosaic Workers Stop Work. The executive committee of the Italian Marble Mosaic Workers’ Union in New York sent notice to their employers on Monday demanding that onand after May 1 the working hours for mar- ble mosaic workers should be nine hours a day and that an advance of 30 cents a day be granted, making the daily wages $3.50. Yes- terday the men struck. Members of the Italian Marble Mosaic Workers’ rag set on east 22d street, said yesterday that they did not know what to make of the strike. aa believed that the men would return a day or two, Sixty of the men assembled in Clarendon Hall, They said they had heard rumors that their employers had sent to Italy for more mosaic workers to take the places of those already here, +e Trade Notes. The Brooklyn bricklayers have begun an agitation for eight hours and an advance in wages, The New York city bricklayers have made a demand on the authorities for ¢5a day (eight hours) for inspectors and #4 for regular work- men, The New York Granite Cutters’ Association have demanded €4 per day for pine hours and eight hours on Saturday, The executive board of the Workingmen’s Benevolent and Protective Association of the anthracite coal region met at Pottsville and adopted a preamble and part of a constitution, The Pennsylvania Retail Merchants’ Pro- tective Association met at Scranton and in- dorsed the sugar schedule of the McKinley tariff bill. Eleven carpenters’ unions in Philadelphia are ready to strike on the Ist of aes if em- ployers do not concede an ‘advance of 5 cents an hour in wages, Foreign Notes of Interest. The president of the Belgian ministerial council announced in the chamber of deputies that it was intended to endow Belgium with the Free Congo State, Three Americans have been convicted in London of attempting to rob a bank clerk and sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment, Sir Charles Russell says the keynote of re- form in England is “éne man, one vote.” Mr. Morley in a speech at Rochdale gave five reasons for opposing the land purchase bill. Queen Victoria is in Darmstadt, Emperor William in Oldenberg and President Carnot in Corsica, The returns of the pensioned veterans who fought under the great Napoleon, who now receive $50 a year, put their number at 112, in- stead of 180 as in 1858, ‘The Sperrgesetz bill appropriating half a million marks to the Roman Catholic Church has been killed in the lower house of the Prus- sian diet. Bismarck, in an interview with a deputation of manufacturers, said he differed from the emperor on the labor question. Parnell is not supported by his own party in the propositions he made in his speech in the house Monday night, A meeting of conservative peers and depu- ties at Lisbon indorsed the cabinet’s policy. Russia has promived Servia a supply of arms. All the members of the cantonal govern- ment of Tecino, Switzerland, have resigned in consequence of the treasurer's embezzlement. An Englishman and his wife named Gray Were cuptured recently at Patra by Arabs and held till ransomed by the British consul at Jerusalem. It is said that Col. Schmidt, who sold plans of the Cronstaut fortress, has been sentenced to be shot, The repairs of the steamship City of Paris have been put into the hands of Messrs. Laird of Birkenhead, and her next date of sailing will be November 12. The Paris tp for young men’s spring suits is “bine gray.” It appears in “cheviots, vicunas and worsteds,”” The Vienna Freie Presse relates that Bismarck once said to a friend who asked him what kind of ® man Gen, von Caprivi was: ‘Caprivi? Well he is one man who has harder head than mine.” Maj. Serpa Pinto arrived in Lisbon Sun- day. He was received by geographical and other societies and was enthusiastically greeted by a large crowd of citizens. William O’Brien, M.P., has become engaged to the daughter of M. Raffalovitch, a Parisian financier. Eighteen Federation of Labor meetings were held in London Sunday, and all voted in favor of the proposed demonstration on the 1st of May. The Hamburg Nchrichte denies that the re- cent articles in that paper against Von Caprivi were instigated by Bismarck. Numerous meetings of workmen in Berlinand other cities of Germany have decided not to work May 1. A general strike throughout the Austrian em- pire is threatened. Lord Hartington, who has been in Egypt, has returned to London. Emperor William dined Monday on the North German Lloyd Steamer Fulda. He made a speech in which he asked Germans to repose confidence in bis determination maintain peace, pee ee SE A Duffer Meets a Consumptive. From the New York Sun. You have seen the duffer—a hulking big fel- low with @ bullet head and lots of wind and fat, but without an ounce of sand in“his craw. He always picke his man, and he always means to be certain that he has got hold of somebody who can be bluffed and bulldozed. There was a chap of just this sort—a duffer from Dufferville—in the crowd of passengers obliged to wait at the depot in Decatur, Ala., for several hours on account of a railroad ac- cident. Atter half an hour everybody sized him up for what he was, byt he was permitted to go Blowing around because no one wanted the excitement of a row. He boasted of his fights and his victories, and he tried hard to pick a fuss with two or three farmers, and finally got his eye on something good. It was a tall, slim, hollow-eyed man from Ohio, who was evidently on his way to Florida to die of consumption, He had a deathly look to his face, and as he wandered up and down the platform he coughed in a hollow and dismal — Duffer arranged to meet bim in his walk, once loudly demanded: “Did you move my valise off the seat?” “No, sir,” wag the fea “Well, 1 want to find the man who did; I can the earth with him in two minutes,” Yell, I don't care who it was.” “ont You don’t! Mighty independent, you?” “Go away from me, sir! I don’t kuow you and don’t want to.” community were educated to temperance and self-respect, the saloon keeper would wither and disappear. The fallacy in his position is the same ae that in the position of the purveyor of scandal and sensational news; he does not merely offer to satisfy an existing demand, but he stimulates and creates an appetite by-which he profits. He is not, indeed, responsible for the taste of the world, but he is responsible for any action of his that makes it worse. ‘This desire for publicity bas been cultivated Le the newspapers, but did they create it? Would the newspapers contique to minister to it,if the public did not sustain them? We are enraged at the journals for daily violation of a that should be sacred, but who buys the journals? Whatever the newspapers are, is it not about time that the public began to con- sider its respousibility in the case? The fair conclusion of the whole matter seems to be that the American people hav sort of newspapers they prefer. Au increasing number, no doubt, prefer # clean and) trust- worthy newspaper. 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Prices mod- Tate, Goods coiled for and deuvered. elt LL-WOOL GAKMEN'S, MADE UP OR RIF AGS ee Sp ee SCHER, 84 906 G at. n. w. _ATTORNEYS. witeibe es PHILLL 3.G. ZACHKY, le KENNEY, PHILLIPS, 2acery © McKEN: _ia4-6m“Attoru Ws ADGET ORREST P AL TolNEAy ASE, ‘D COUNSELORS AT Law, _Telephone 119: MPBELL CARRINGTON, been “A CRE Law Building, Bob Dat oe ae D.C. kesdence, 953 K st. nw. Tar Srxproare Crormma Couraxy. We hereby announce to the public that we, the mem- bers of the syndicate, must positively close, 000 of our enormous stock of Fine Clothing for the fit of Mr, A. Lustic, who is obliged to withdra® from the firm on account of his health. We have decided to close out this amount of goods in the next fourteen days. ‘This sale will positively not commence until the 24th day of April, at 9 o'clock a.m. “cucereee coords nok sat tg meer tate, | 9TH AND B STS. N.w..- Baews Boox Deranrwenr. ‘A maguificent New Edition of Webster's Dictionary, 2,584 pages, 10,000 new words, illustrations, strongly bound in one-half Kussia; a binding that will wear, not fall to pieces when the book is handled afew times. NOT THAT CHICAGO EDITION, but one entirely new. $2.98 without index. $3.48 indexed, BICYCLES, —___EDUCATIONAL, mn WASHINGTO: Waseryorox SQFSERYATORY (OF _ MUSIC, ‘emplar 46 st. and Pa. ave.—Twenty Le Oras Voie inky Plater COR BELEARD, Coma AND CIVIL-SERVICE FEAMINATION. ‘Successful prepa: fourteen full information AM NSTLVANIA ROUT! a West £50 Ou its MAGNIFICENT BQ ln - Peot Marca — 1 840, SOBTNO TON Fhom § RTS AS ra etn B STE FIV FRENCH AND GERMAN AT GAILLAI "2 RT : ‘CURIS: T Book oF LANGUAGES, 1205 F st. o.w., bevinniug April yoet - ‘The cape losers times deily without extra feea euntling the learact to master ee much French ie uececesary for ae purposes, and compris. fae Ra full course of seuington to hue Cars Harrisburg to” Se Cuesunet, and Dis unciation by Gaillard's Western Ex cal gymnastics, 2A ars Wasi hundred Words easily upd. pleas Jaw of association of sdeas in cacebes. 3. The power of coust id Say Le settencen Siere memo. iby aD imitation discarded. Prof Gaillard, ofose @'Acedensie, sud sesistantewill eebtise # these e s bieepers for Loutasitie wad Ment pt >= Ly, for Pittste andthe with through Sieeper do Fittsvure end Pittvare te Chicago. TOMAC RA 4 a 1. rea BALIINORE AND ton to Rochester.» and Eluureat 10.00 B JOHN CARVER ALDEN, LATE ASSOCIATE Teacher with Mr Carl i Faciten at tbe aco fa Resin milecetve Lumited ron, ave ® Popup ia Pane Forte Ti Msrudio, 161 st mw, where Mr Alden may be consulted iy from’11 to 12 daily. “wie-atuthe | Beeectmene Acme Phanowraphy eoquired tn 16 eagy teawons writ Ay charge to Shorthand aritente ote as oe cortaly helped lees e HEAD Bi BCHSSE YACME FHONUGKAL Fat tw. F. J. MUL VEY, riseiwals an ANDREW tory. tl 1ieT 18K Copempra CORSERVATOR vauced course of Pia Principal late of § ; « EW Chix ap rare mage, Oy 9:00, 11 Wend 1L40 aw TT Se rot opm. on ats. we Th. 4:10, 10-00 and Lhe reas of Pullsoan, ul partion FoR THILADE, LPHIA ONL ¥, B21 | Fest Express 8 10 }Oe ma, week dayeaud 8:10 p.m. deity. For Boston without change, 3:15 p.m. every day. Por, brooklyn, ail through treine « anes erm ay, 1th “boats of Brouklyn Aun ate afer to Fulton ard eo Guubie te ferriese across New York Ci For Au Tis40 ai, week Gaye 12 20pm 9:00, 9:40, 10:30, 10, 3.4, Bed Pater Oe ius 1. MUSIC, 913 PA. ioetructigue. | Primary” avd ied: saN0, Orval m, Re ww Eng. Conservatory, Boston Mss BALCHS CIVIL, SERVIC TITUTR st. 2.w.—Puypiis prepared for all ex amipations, Pere <9 Lessons for Census Buresu 7 OOD" COMMERCU Si OI OF Wem ce CECA SCHOOL 407 E CAP. sr. Indorsed by. those i i attendance. New methods, easy terms pid Bend for circular or call bet Sauk Tee m19-te MMERCE. a MBIA COLLEGE OF Liz thee ave - opposite city post office, x thorough Courses. Business, English. Account- cy, Telegraphy, Bhorthand ned Typewriting, New Building and bew EMBERS, Send for eareniars Pit teen years a member Seine sutbor of the Eastman, Rye eam which received the only Guid Medal awarded for ust” Tene p ducation at te orid’s Fair held iu Paria, 1Sbu 10.10 00a - Creek hima a ad 12 QBand 4 2 udave, 9.09 ROROUTHERN RAtLwaY. ECT A . * Accomodation for Sutin, 2 45 am end 455 Km. Week days, 7 days Porlisicumond sud the’ South, Arconmamodat Troane cave Avexaudria B00, 4 0. a0 nat ti 0 ye ie” a ii +4 ieee ont Tickers ead sete eas = i 3 the station, a onders can be eS SELECT Seog a E and Hich School for Both Sexes. admitted at any time. THOS, W. SIDWELL, Principal (PBs BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ites MENTARY st. Pupils Th 3 ICHMOND AND DANVILLE a: ee DAD © ee ny Ns FREE. Scheduie in effect MAKCH 2, 1890.) in New York, 3:30 am—bast Ten: vers thr klyn, Chi Tance). Berlin Londen, 010 Rrenches Phundelphiay Lowsville, S Germany; Moscow, Russia, |. KBoxvili Pouman Sleeyer Waalingtou to News = 21-24 em.—Fast Mail dail i bern aay ESTE Jottesvilla, ‘Stations Chesapeske "ond ute hones 1 Mase ore, Rippon’ Decemen, — are, Roe ky Mount, pam Ville nd Stations be- 421-6m. Mr. ‘Mire WM. D. CABELL, et a pad =: oe Dauvile, Greensboro’, Kaleuty Columbia, Aucusta, a PEN ‘RIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Birmingham, Montgomery, New Orleans, Texas au; ‘Corner 7th aud D sts. nw. Caluoruis. Pullmsn = per New York to Atiaute Reboo! of Bnsiuess and Counting an ond Paliman Sleepers ta to New Orleans. Pull- Bebool of Practical Engl: School of Shorthand and Typewri School of Telegraphy and Pierced Science, mau Sleeper Danvlileto.c um! d Auguste. Pail = Sleepers Washington vo Cincinnati vis C. aud 0. Sebool of - pencerian Peumans! 30 p.m.—Daily, except Sunday, for Manassa School of Mechanical and architectural Drawing. Sigasbuty ad sakerined tatio Day aud mivht sessions 2:30 pa — a Lynchuurs, Call or send for illustrated catalogu tancoza, "Pullms Vestibule Slee HENKY C. i an Bb. Pincivel: sans payee mm SFENCEK Vice Principal tesvilie, Staunton, Tou willie, Ba hioaig St A Pullmau Vestibule train Wasbington ‘to Cu with e Pullman sleeper for Louisville. —Southerm Express daly for Lynchburg, » Maleigh, Asheville, Charlotte, Colusibin, Atlanta, "Moutwouers, New Orleaus, Texas jornie. Pull ibrule Car Washingwon te ni PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ NHE SWE D D KRAKAUER PIANOS, SPo- ken of by artists in terms of high praise, are sold at eoomeneie A ‘figures at RUN'S temple Ss 7 -, and Pull Bleever Asheville and Hot Soria, -C. vie Washington to Auguste vie Dauville | Issrecuexsa DECKER baud ‘Traius on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash WEBER ington 9:00 a1. daily except Sunday and #49 pu. FISCHER PIANOS. daily “arrive Round Hil 11 30 a.m. and 7-20 p.m ESTEY returning Jeave Kound Hill 6-00 6 m. daily and 12 pm. cept Sunday, arriving Waskiawion 8.30 e from the south via Chariot urk arrive in Wasuington 7 1VERS & POND ESTEY ORGANS. FSTEY ORGANS. MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS. O14 Jstruineute taken in part paymeut, ‘Tuning eA RS ~ yn hee nd Repairing Peake and Ulio route aud Charlottesville at 74 hone 2a earners. & stATaAx S2d°7-10 pan. and'7:09a.iu” Biresburg looalat 1 ny “Ticket Sleppiuw car reservation and tnformatioa 3 furnishe fe checked at offic iso Pene- no 2 eylVeuie riny aan ry > eteuen, yiveuia . oF - reilrosd, U1 ‘Bats. S555 TIT Hy om FFF FFF Jas. L. - TAYLOR, Gen Pasa. Agent. 8 : 8s, HER ore fe s E Barrpronr, Ax, Oxo AILRo: BggS i i = ale hy efect Ox Raz ~~ EER Prize Medal Paris Exponition. Leave Weshingten: Ea For S00 set premiums, ation corner ‘a ‘Sow Joneay iudorsed by over 100 music schools and colleges for guratiity d ‘Tue only (Old Pianos taken in exchange. t cam take the ena hi 2V On, a 4:30 Pm PFEFFER & CONTE Sit Lith st. nw. ‘ er es Aud ludisuayolia express K*° NNN A BEB FEE For Pittsburg and Cloveland, Vestibuled Limited x a oB eoprem daily 11:20 8.1. aud express 8-40 pu x AA Ee For Lexuugton aud Local Stations $1030 au = chester aud way svaious, 16.30 pu, KN KER Lu “ UNEQUALED ie Li ‘Furchasers™ is invited to their «Sbe arustis St rk Suishod im desucus of HIGH- EsT DECOKAT! he AKI, Pianos for rent. 'D PIANOS. —A lane assortment comprising almost every well-ki mak. country, in thorongh repais, wi low ngures. | SPECIAL INDUC M wW prices and w terme,whi 1 be arranged on EAS! MONTHLY INSTALMENTS. wheu desired. WM KNABE & CO, a6 7 Market Space MEDICAL, &, : ELECTROPOISE I CURE STON is S Por Way statious ‘between, Washi oFe, 8:00, 6 4, 8 0am, 12 VY, . 'H THE EIN the Bisudet, Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Loss of Vigor, Opium” Habit, Dyspepsia, ‘Constipation, Rbcuinatisn, Malaria, Iheomuia abd Female Troubles, Ofice treatinen a sae # JOHN N. WEBER, ap24-1m* * — D t W OMAx THER DISEASES, nace ESSES AND ae lee eee oie. THOMAS 25 N Eater se-Baltimore, Ma. $87 Toone 1,00, 2930, 71139 paket Sad N Exeter st. ore, 001 - for non-residen apaeoden | hoe bores Stations, 17:00pm, Cisurch train leaves Washineton on Sunday st 1:10 P.m., Stoppile @t all Stalicus ob Mewupuiten bregem, Pia: Frederick, 70:45, 11 1:20 0am, 15.10, 1880 Sundays, 1 em. yor Hagerstown, $1 1:20am. and t5 30 p.m. ‘Traine arrive from © gaily 11 4s 9 in. ang 6 p.m. ; from Cuvcinust and st, Lous daily 3:45 . aod 1.50 pam. ; frow Pitteburmy 710 om, God ma. daily Nit TORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION, Bor Xew York, Trenton, Newark aud Elizabeth, ¥, ik, LEO. ‘The Uldest Established and only Relisble Ladies? Physician in the City, can be consulted daily, 464 C st, between 436 and 6th Prompt treatment. Ccvultation strictly tial, Separate rooms for Ladies. Medicine 81. Office always open. 2-tit “y TIENTION LADIES!—MAIL 2C. STAMP FOR sealed instructions for enlarging your bust 5 inches, nfiden- Pils, Using Luis Bust Developer; sbaciutely guaranteed; | 3. 4-04, *13:00 a.m, °2:30, 4:20 our 24-1 ret illustrated catalogue majied for Ge, *fo-s0'5 te uftet Darior care on ali ‘tay ru, EMMA TOILET BAZAAR, 224 Tremout st. Boston. pine car on the 10 ope. at 00 pat ark, Wintjustou and For Philadelphia, \ WHO KE THE SERVIOS OF | 73%, 18,04 To20,“1Zo0 am “Sa “eu, Fad ced consult” F wir! betwee B between Paltingrgna Pe 1d 1th ste, Dc. ou med, Bd 57 320 ats Prompt and reliable tivatment, Only genuine | 4 2™mine lew aE E eine feaiest Pilyuician in the city. Es Tessa. Bae? am. Sy “S00 pa end "ASS ‘apd-18t" peoressioNaL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED Prat tation etre Oe Philedelphig for, Washi For Atanue City'*4-00'am and “1 ‘with best of medical reference, by apply st tn'st. nw. pl ME, DE FOREST” LONG-ESTABLISHED AND reliable Ladies’ Physician, can Le consulted dail at her residence, 901 Dw. Uftice bi to9 pan; with Ladies oul 5 CFFERERS coma | ot VARICOSE v rh a swelling Bais, ne ELASTIC BLOCRISGs. Wik Wasi tein is C. of directions tur measureme tyes, sddress GOUDIEAI RUBBER Ob ‘stn. MELVILLE LINDBaY, Manager. _SpS-Sm_ EAD AND BE WISE—Di BROTHERS 006 8 ot ‘and made oxth AND WO NOKFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE, Steamer EXCELSIOR, from 7thst. what days, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 9 pin. SAFETY BICYCLES. *‘AMERICAN RAMBLER,” 1890 pattern, at $125, 35 and 81. *EOVELSS “braMoND" PRAM gi giBONG" and “MIDLAND,” tice; at 85 and eoguESES a for sees os We sell no PEN-ALR Ores Pratt LB. a 8p1l-3m ef EXCHANG! |AS8. AVE. AND Bisa. Baten & oN LMER & SON, will’ buy. sell gachauie icin: teary five Jeary aperictey pairing. Giveuse trial Reut mbi8-2m* Suites COMBINATION | “DART* SAFETY, BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SAFETIES. 5u1 9th st nw. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Mescuaxt Tuanorra, FALL AND WINTER, "89-90, Our own Importations now received, and you are invited to inspect at the well-known house ot + H. D. BARR, IMPOBTING TAILOR, sell 1111 Penns. ave. HKOUSEFURNISHINGS. Coomxe Bx Gus. A full line of GAS COOKING STOVES On band end for sale, "WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. "8 yee mb31 oo Lear ats map) fore me {s | EXCLUSIVE CONNECTION WITH BOSTON AND the Uldest Eapert bpeciaiiet in thiscity, PROVIDENCE STEAMELS. Ginen aud furnish medicine, Gr ho charwes Fare: $2 single; round trip, @3., Tickets and rooms ivice free at any of tue day. Sub- | &t Bana ° tucket 0! end 1351 Pa eve, and scribed and sworn to before me by Dr. HERS, gueenees 4th and New Lork eve, BAMUEL C. a Notary Public in and for tue further inf: stion ict Of bia, this 3d day of July, 1555. sndbue Glebaeell ‘THAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THaT |_219____WM. P. WELCH. Supt. snd Gen. Agt” I ‘Dr. pre ‘edvertis- LAC TRANSPORTATION (COMPANY, Lead ” Physician this a aD Couddeutly cousuit De BROTHERS, oo 'B me cee (oFor Baltimore and 3 River Landings Steamer 8UR Partici sttention paid to all diseases peculiar to Stephenson's wharf every Indies, iarried or aiugla, “Forty yeurw experience, Sea ea For further ‘information STEPHENSON & BRO., ANHOO! RED BY USI BOTTLE ir iwoot Dr, BRULHELS Inviscrating Corde | _™b8-Cm Seventh Strect Whsit | Rerve power. uit iuparta Tigor to the whole system - ee Baio oe Females sts la Mt. ‘CORAN, Set E wbart cally 4 BEES Ald, OFNESS Fl, COMES Sebtay or SYA Ae maninie necacs hear pane cide eats PORTS BE RIVER SEW IMUN ibaa PROFESSIONAL SaaS ae ee CLAIRVOY- bora TIQYD 88, 00. TSCHER NOBPDECTS: