Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1890, Page 7

CITY AND_ DISTRICT. 7 The difference between a loose vague boast and an affidavit giving exact figures iss wide one, and of great significance to a person interested in the statement, Tux STAR swears to its circulation. This is a point of great im- portance to advertisers, The Popular Cocoa of Europe, The Coming one of America. Yrerecereccccooocsoooooroonrenes 5 APPETIZING-EASILY DIGESTED. The Van Hovutens’ process renders their cocoa easy of digestion and develops in the highest degree its delicious aroma. It is an excellent flesh-former, fifty per cent. greater than the best of other cocoas, Van Houten's Cocoa “BEST& GOES FARTHEST” BP-VAN HOUTEN’S COCOA (“once tried, GOOD STICK WORK. The Washington Team Override the Jersey City Ball Tossers. A FINE EXHIBITION BY THE HOME BOYS—TERRIFIC HITTING AND WONDERFUL FIELDING—OTHER GAMES—NOTES OF THE BASE BALL DIAMOND, CLUBS AND PLAYERS. Nine tired Sand Spaniards climbed into a hotel coach at Atlantic Park yesterday after- noon after the bali game. They were very tired, indeed, for they had been chasing | leather for nearly two hours, and as they wiped the sweat from their brows they won- dered where the man could be found who had told them that the Washington team could not bat. The game had gone against them by tho score of 13to 3. There were over nine hun- dred people at the game, and they went away perfectly satisfied with the sort of play put up | by the Senators, There were some marvellous | always used") is the original, pure, soluble catches made by Washington's outfield, which . Invented, made and patented in roused the crowd to a high pitch of er Montana, Is to-day better and thusiasm. Both Bader and Jordan pulled more soluble than any tations. In fact, it is genes lover Europe! and a comparat! asily prove] that no other Cocoa equi Inventor's in solubility, agreeable tast nutritive qualities. “Largest sale in the world.” Ask for Vas HOUTES'S AND TAKE NO OTHER. a the numer- down thes that were about to be marked down in the score books as safe hits, one by Bader being taken while he was on a dead run with | | hus hands stretched out in front of him at fuil }length. The intield work was also very sharp | and snappy. Gleason and O’Brien making some fine stops and throws, Nicholas nabbed a hit | | that went out to him in the right field (where | e was taking the place of Bird, who hurt his | finger while sliding in the second inning) and | returned it to Whistler so quickly that the | runner was very much putout. It was one of several instances of deliberate thievery of hits, in which the Washington team indulged all through the game. GOOD BATTING. The battery was Phillips and Riddle and they were more than commonly effective against their adversaries, Oniy one man was made to fan the air. but the Jersey City batters could not get the ball out of the reach of the Wash- ington fielders except at rare intervais. But Fitzgerald, who occupied the pitcher's box for Jersey City, was just about all that the Senators asked for. They batted his curves in all diree- tions, two baggers being favorites with the Washington siuggers. Seven of them were pounded, their hitters being Gleason, Whistler, Nicholas and O last named man was in his element, mak: hit every time he came to the bat. His bat- | ting something wonderful. Twice he found the ball for two bases at a time, and every | other hit he made was clean and solid. On the | part of the visitors Roussey, the short stop, was the only CENTURY. This number, beginning a new volume, will be issued May 1st. Te-contains Was Fither the Better Sol. dier? “ “ Which was the Betcer Army? ad other artic * The Women of the French Salons” begins in this number. The portraits ing, this series will be one of RY'S most interesting features. n contributes “ Blacked ing the methods of sor. nts include two papers on Marie Bachiirteof, and engraving man who could find the ball safely | ey Reed Set on pei more than once. He made three singles, bat | relics: Cole’s Engravings; Joseph Jetfer- Riddie’s throwing was pretty nearly sure death | son in Australia: brief papers on Con- to a runner, and O'Brien backed him up in this sciousness, i heodoreO" Hara, andthe Arid sort of work tinely. short stories: poems by Aldrich and others, and u tments, The May Century is for sale by dealerseverywhere. Price, 35 cents. © announceme: ies Games ja May nun HE Summer Cex. TuRY—May to November (6 mont —s-nt, post-paid, to any address, upom receipt of $2.00. THE CENTURY C 33 East 17th Sweet, New York. THE RUNS. After the third inning, when the score stood five to one, the game was never in doubt and | it became a matter of interest to see how many runs the home team could make. They increased their lead by two in the fourth,and in | the sixth the visitors made a couple on their | own account, bringing the tally up to seven to | three. Washington made one more in the seventh and five in the eighth, while Jersey City could not score any more. ‘In this eighth inning tho Senators made two two-baggers three singles. Washington made 16 hits and 2 errors, and Jersey City 7 hits and 4 errors, Nicholas did a good share of the batiing for Washington, he and O’Brien between them making half of the hits. He scured three, one a double, out of four times at bat. Jordan, ason and Whistler each made a single anda nble. Of the visitors Van Alsune played at the best game, he being at third base. made some very pretty stops and throws ! Bavws The Be: j@.i saved playsin one or two places that seemed bound to go against him. Burdock, the old king of eecond basemen, appeared on that bag for the visitors and did some splendi work attimes. When the bases were full he worked the diamond well and usually managed to shut off a run at the plate, doing this three times, Roussey pull down a line fly at short field in the first inning from Bader’s bat that appeared to be going well out to the fence. OTHER GAMES, The other victors in the Atlantic Association d 1,500 illustrations and an append te w words. Bound in hal i i Sat Se pense tees baat | werd Sidiissore, New Haven and Huctfocd. The die 98. Indexed, $3.48. Orioles defeated the Worcester team 9 to BAUM'’S BOOK DEPARTMENT, ‘ihis was done by means of a streak of lucky ap24-6t SEVENTH STR batting in the first inning that netted se on runs, Shaw and Townsend and Stafford and Wilson were the batteries, Baltimore made 13 hits and 5 errors; Worcester 13 hits and 4 errors. Newark fell a victim to New Haven 10 to 7. Sullivan, Gilroy and Duffy and Horner and Hofferd were the batterie: New Haven made 11 hits and 4errors and Newark 13 bits and 4 errors. Wilmington lost its fifth consecutive game, this time to Hartford, 13 to 6. Hurtiord made 12 hits aad 4 errors, and Wilmington 8 hits and 6 errors, The batteries were Lawson and Corcoran and Fagan and Moore. ‘The other games played yesterday resulted as follows: National League—At Cleveland—Chicago. 5; Cleveland, 4 At Pittsburg—Pitisburg, 6; Cin- cinnati. 2, At Boston—Boston, 9; New York, Use CERES, the Celebrated Minnesota | At Brooklyn—Brooiilyn, 10; Plilade!pinia, 0. Patent Process Flour, It isthe best in| Piayers’ League—At Pitisburg—Vittsburg, the world. eo | 15; Cleveland, 10. At Boston—Loston, 6; New York, 1, At Brooklyn—brook!yu, 3; Philadel- phia, 1. At Buffalo—Chicago, 12; buffalo, 4 American Association Syracuse—Ath- leti Syracuse, 1. At Louisville—Louis- edo, 0. At Kochester—Rochester, yl. At St. Louis—st. Louis, 9; Co- is the PUREST, BEST and Cleanest SOAP xz. Of all Druggists, but beware of imitations. NOTES. Worcester tomorrow. Baltimore was in luck yesterday. The Jersey City team was overmatched from the start. The Washington mascot has red hair. ‘The Pittsburg brotherhood club has reduced the admission price to 25 cents, although the field is practically a clear one. In the New York-Boston brotherhood game Yesterday the first niueteen New Yorker's were retired in order, and but twenty-nine went to the bat. KRadbourne was the pitcner. The New York's made two hits, Comiskey says that the Player's League um- Pires are unsatisfactory, not being up to the standard, The home patrons should remember that ladies are tied free to ail championship games. They are charged for admission to the grand stand. ‘This materially reduces the ¢ pene incurred by the young man who takes is best girl to the game. It would be a great convenience to the pa- trons if the management would make arrange- ments to place tickets on sale at one or two central points down town. There are two win- dows at the grounds, to be sure, but this scheme would relieve the rush very much. Manager Simmons of Wilmington aiso bas wires out for Nelson, Hankinson and McCabe of the Metropolitans, Coogan, recently released by Newark; Kingsley a New York brotherhood club player, who is highly reco: A PERFECT ART ALBUM CON- TAINING 24 BEAUTIFUL PHO- TOGRAPHS REPRESENTING TEA FREE AND COFFEE CULTURE, WILL SE SENT ON RECFIPT OF YOUR ADDR CHASE. & SANBORN eS £3 BROAD ST., BOSTON, oz , nded by a : _ | Buck Ewing, and another good pitcher. He has signed James Galligan, a pitcher tried by THE G LORY. OF MAN the New York jeague, and John Galligan, Louis- : ville’s last year's left fielder, ! The Newarks carry as a mascot ai deformed negro thirty years old. Manager Trott dresses him in a Nadiy costume and be is stid to cut quite a figure as he walks around the Dia- mond, Cudworth of Worcester has his ey* on Jack Lyston, the Baltimore amateur pitcher. Manager Burnham of New Haven says he thinks Baltimore has been overrated- Yesterday's games made the Atlaitic Asso- ciation clubs stand thus in the race: - Hartford leads. with 4 games won and 1 lost; Baltimore Washington, Worcester and Newari. are tied for second, 3 won and 2 lost; Jerse City is sixth, with 2won and 3 lost, togesher with New Haven in the same place, and \\Jmington is last, with 5 lost. The game of ball tomorrow afte: noon be- tween Johns Hopkins Umversity axd the Co- lumbia AthleticClub on Analostan sland will doubtless be hotly contested, To Amend Maryland’s Constiution. A Baltimore special says that in view of the recent defalcation of the state trea urer and the lax methods in the present systeip of state government in Maryland, a move-nent will soon be started for constitutional re STRENGTH: VITALITY: How Lost! How Regained, . THE SCIENCE OF LIFE A Sclenside and Sian ard P Medical Treatise on the Errors ‘outh,Premati Decline, Nervous xd Physical Debilty, Laparities of the Blood. EXHAUSTEDVITALITY = UNTOLD MISERIES ness, the Relation, Avoid unskilifal pretenders. Possess this great ve o ‘Oro. Beant ssion and be Sa mn ig pg Po only 1.00 be @ general change in the executive. ‘Ihe state paid, coocealed is now run by a three-headed gove nment, a ‘rospectus Free, if political machine known as the boar. plain wrapper. Dh Je8 aby naw, has ‘of public guished author, Wm. er, M.D. re | works, composed of the governor, ;the con- ceived the GOLD AND JEWELLED MEDAL See ee ee troller end the treeeurer. ‘The prese''t system makes practical politicians out of tw» officers, the controller and treasurer, who shald have nothing to do with politics, 5 this PRIZE ESSAY em NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY.Dr.Parkerand acorps of Assistant Physicians may be consulted, cons. dentially, by mail or in 2, THE PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITU No. 4 Bulfinch St., Boston, Mase., to whom ordecs for books of letters far advice ahould be directed ag above. mews HALL's HAtk RENEWRE Is free from ani dyes that injure the skin. it is scientil tee “ re pared, and will restore gray hair to color and vigor. ey es ‘ Hy H 1 ~ | jured: | immediately she fell back and died, THE STAUNTON DISASTER. Particulars of the Runaway Train and the Damage Done. Yesterday's accident on the Chesepeake and Ohio at Staunton was caused by a brake rod falling, throwing the ballast among the air- brake connections, rendering the brakes use- less and causing the engineer to lose control of his train. The train was two hours late. About 3 o'clock it came whirling on at a speed of 70 miles an hour, the engine having the appear- ance of @ sheet of fire. A number of persons were on the station platform and had barely time to escape, As the train reached the pas- senger station the rear sleeper careened, strik- ing the platform covering, tearing away the iron posts and demolishing the whole platform structure, It struck the eastern baggage house fifty rods from _ the station, a new brick build- ing, crushing in its front and wrecking the building. The rear sleeper then jumped the track and turned over on its side a few feet from the track, shattering the car into numberless pieces. ‘There were a number of passengers in the sleeper, among them the “Pearl of Pekin” troupe, on their way from Cincinnati to Baltimore. ‘The city fire alarm was sounded; the fire companies responded in- stantly and went to work at the wreck, assisted by many citizens, to rescue the passengers from their imprisonment, One person was killed, Miss Kansas City, one of the opera tr She was rfully mangled. One leg was cut off below e knee and herleftarm broken and right shoulder dislocated. A piece of wood was buried in her thigh, cutting an artery, causing death from bleeding in a few momeuts and be- fore surgical aid could be summoned. ‘Those known to have been injured are W. J. yrtle Knox of | Kirkpatrick of New York, who has wounds in the leg aud head and who it is thought will re- cover; I. M, Sloman of Cincinnati, slightly in- Edith Miller, New York, leg broken. Edward Webb, leg bruised; Edward Stevens, shoulder sprained; Miss Lertha Fisher, concus- sion of the spine and contusion of the abdomen; P | Lewis Hurrison, scalp wound, and Miss Jane Dunham, sprained ankle. All of the injurea belong to the “Pearl of Pekin” troupe except Mr. Kirkpatrick, There were six coaches, two of which were sleepers, Noone was injured except those in the rear sleeper. The engine and other cars rushed on for a mile be fore the engineer on an up grade got control of the engine. ‘Miss Knox, the only one who was killed, was a member of the chorus and joined the troupe but a few months ago. She was a telegraph operator at the Midland Hotel in Kansas City, and until her connection with ‘The Pearl of Pekin" troupe had never been outside of Kansas City. She had a pleasing soprano voice and was a beautiful woman of a purely blonde type. She was a great favorite with the com- pany, and her death has made an impression on her companions that will not scon be for- gotten. Her sister. who is also a telegraph op- erator at the Midland Hotel, has been tele- graphed for. In the wreck Miss Knox and Miss Miller were the only ones who were wedged in | under the debris of splintered wood and glass, When Miss Knox was being removed she suf- ! fered great agony, but made no complaint, her only words bein; am hurt.’ Handle me gently, for I When she was finally extricated she dasigh of relief, crying out, “Thank ‘These were her last words, for aimost Miss Miller, her companion, escaped with a broken leg, but it is feared that she bas sustained in- ternal injuries, Her leg was set, but Manager Rice, as soon as he heard of her injury, has- tened with Dr, Biedler to the depot, desiring to reach Staunton in order that the operation might be pertormed carefully, but was unabie to getatrain during the day. Miss Fisher is now thought to be more seriously injured than at firs: supposed. Her mother, who is travel- ing with her, is slightly hurt. ~ 00 Suburban Life. hort and sharp is his good-by kiss, As he leaves his Mary dane. He plants it a la hit or miss And runs for the earliest train, San Francisco Lost. God.” W. B. Moses & Sons, Cor. F and 1ith sts n.w. FURNITUR", CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GIODS, WALL PaPens. SPECIALTIES FORT 118 SEASON OF THE REED AND RAITAN FURNITURE. A new eifect of stylish and pleasing design is our Kattan Parlor Suit at $30. Rockers and Chairs, reed aud rattan, from We. to $16. Lounges, Tables, Couches, Scrap Baskets, Screens, Work Bus’ c FROM #2. We havea large line of Kining-room Refrig- erators, convenient as well asornaimental, com- Dining Sideboard, Water Cooler sud Refrigera~ tor in one piece of furniture; ranging in prica from to #45. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR Sweet's Ketriveraiors, Pierce's Polar Refrigerators. Pierce's Expire Refrizeratora, Prevce’s Pearl Refrigerate Favorite Refriveratora. 's Triumph Kefrixera:ors, Pierce's Star Refrigerators, Charcoal lined aud m ds of the best materials, Cooper & McKee's Refrigerators, Our Sweet's Refrigerator ts the best and cleauest in the market, We have tested it thorougiily, One ison exhibition on our first floor, containing onions, milk, butter, meat and cake kept side by side with perfect safety, and ice will last longer in it than any other Re- frigerstor made, MATTINGS! MATTING! 00 Rolls White Matting of 40 yards each at 5 per roll. 200 Rolis Fancy Check Matting at 83.50. 150 Rolls Faucy Check Matting at #4. 100 Rolls Extra Heavy Jountless Matting, $10. Our stock of Martings is one of the larzest in the county aud our prices as low us the lowest. SMYRNA RUGS! SMYRNA RUC SPE IAL DRIVE FOR His WEE, Bromley Sinyrua Rags, & reduc 650. Bromley Smyrna Rugs, 1.75; reduced 95e. to to mley Smyrna Rugs, 82.50; Bromley Smyrna Rugs, $350; reduced to €2 10. Bi reduced to ley Smyrna Rugs, 8425; reduced to miley Smyrna Rugs, $6.25; reduced to suley Smyrna Rugs, #10.25; reduced to LOOSE COVER GOODS, The largest stock we ever carried and our es lower. nr ling comprises— Duuities, . Bateens, French Cretonnes, Mome Cloths, 7 Morris Bazines, ‘We have a thoroughly competent force of cut. tersaud we guarautee @ pertect fit im every care, BABY CARRIAGES. Over 100 different patterus, ranging in price from 83.75 as We wake many of our own Carriages, earry a full assortinent of all the pu: ot Tlawes, Wuic! @ Fetail aud use in repairiug. WiKk WINDOW SCREENS AND DOUit: Our Adjustable Sereon will fitauy window 4s the best on the market, Me iso iuake to order two different grades of Window aud Docr cress, Our own Patent sereen we make in any wood or fish to match the Woodwork of your house, We guarantee it in every particular. SHADES. SHADES. 400 Shades on Spring Rotlers... 200 Shades on Best Spriug Rollers: WALL PAPERS. Correct and Newest Styies at modest prices, Qo accumulated old stock to get rid of- New etfe id best imitations of Silks, Satins. 1 —_ Laces and Cretonnes. Fresco Paiuting iu ali its bruuches. Designs furnished. First-class Work, Lstimates Furnished. Full Line of Haunnocks, ‘Our Hope Fire kecape, Chief Parris says, is the best. “ SPECIAL! We have two rooms, 90x100 each, in which we design aud execitte the finest Cabinet Work aud give special attention to Kepaiiug Uid kuce We Ne a niture. Our Upholstery sho} 0 50100 feet, It is run in a thoroushly Ler, #0 that we are enabled to Ke-cover , using nothing but best ynice you Jedd ay for, orditiary work in iuauy paces In this room there is a Moth Exterminator for Tenovating iurniture. All old furniture should 2) thrush this apparatus betore being reup- wolvtered. It is the only sure method of en ieatiny the moth aud its ews. No damage done to the finest fabrics or frames. uz Shop is most complete in its appointments and our finishers are thorough and experienced. GOODS TAKEN ON STORAGE IN 1106 F BIKREET. We bave a thoroughly competent force of Fur- povavicnyins Biture Packers au ‘Materials For Sale. B. MOSES & SONS, 025 Fand 11th ste o.w Ger Tix Busz. THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO,, 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel, ‘Trunks aud Satchels of best make at low prices, 7 @EECH For Billous and Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Pain In the Fulness, and Sweiling aft Dizzit Drowsiness, fopeite Shortne: ot webnag et oe, cu hy they ACT LIKE MAGIC:—a few doses will the muscular System ; restoring long-lost Complexion ; and arousin; These are “ facts” admitted by thousands, in all classes of tees to the Nervous and Debilitated is that BE PATENT MEDICINE IN THE WORLD, Full directions Prepared only by Sold by Druggists Agents for the United States, Breat! an Blotches. Stomach. 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Hore SORRENTO, One of the finest equipped and most delightfully 1o- cated Sorrento, {'; Qfeckham. manager of Hotel Sorrento, will be a Lite ENT Bath room, hot and Coacn Bouse Hizh ond iniand views, 1 a’ 6-10t ks@Corp ‘by mail for 5) ets. iw & Son, Philadelphia, Pa, MANCHESTLI ANN PHILADELPHIA, DISEASES SWAYNE'S GINTMENT waren’ Orerurer” withoat gure aay onve of Fetter, Sais fapict.Rrveipeian oa, $ Boses, $1.25. dares’ Det {Ask your draapion f15-tusth pplication of forte tot SORRENTO, ME., NEAR BAR HARBOR. r Hotels on the coast of Maine. Ex. improvements have recently been made at GG V4th wt. until J sof the house and iv e 1, where hi ny destred in- COMFORT, Va— | Deis; hot and cold open ail year, GLO. | OK SAL furnished 14-room Villa, ‘old water. is, beautiful sea and rit, &c, COTTA ORT, Lenox; al from 2600 to B.H. ROBERISON. 1515 Het. FOR RENT ner Cotta fortably fur: I i Ww apl2-s&tu, 1 ppp NAN inest ocean 4h 1 A) 24 HOUR The Hotel ts conv-uienc Puewnat: r des SUMMIT WIL For terms, &¢., address M. A. MILNOX, Prop. Circulars at Star offic Pern Bos Kenta Wali 1 i sus on tue frounds; aiso stable, if desired, OTEL ALBION, ONTEKEY SPRINGS HOTE w hotel; all modern improvements, CAPE MAY, NJ.. A LARGE COR- on the beach, in perfect order, com- shed; open tire pisces, hot and coil n couvenien A. R.ALBERT, 1 Beach ave., Caye Muy.'N.J, ATLANTIC CITY, ILL OPEN JUN 1890, under new management. ! 3t hAMM & KROPP. | SIEM ARBL rene. y on adress MOUNTAINS, VEL, ( BALTIMORE. the modern ater Baths, E21, 1, 8, MILNOR, Manager, 30 N. Charles st.; Valtuuore. apl0-eolm i by rail) thoroughly furnished wii having Hot and Cold Ix aud Gas, OPEN ABOUT JU: sCOL ky ear the Beach, Atlantic City Mrs rly of the Layton, 2200, Leno Beuted ny i f4-in.th, V 7 OODL, for th At &e a ete CHAS. W TLAN inall p and for AtLantic deal ‘ap! ate AK! 4ut of Peunsylvania ave. ; e1 Suna ju Teo! Mrs. Mo J. COLLEA, Propr HOTEL IAN, ALLANTIC C1IY, NJ., OCEAN reed, improved, aud Open all the 9 . W, LEHMAN ‘, LOCKVILLE, MD., WILL By. OPEN jou of guests on May 1. For tern cetidon Hot 1, 14th st. aud New tress, apl1-smn PACIFIC NEAR OHIO © to 8" per day, 8S to $14 hes: rates, Pani abet, with ch sleeping Hour, price list, AN of Baltiuore, Prop, apl9-sin LANDE. ON THE BEACH, ctts ave. ALDID ie City, #1 J—-RENT OR SALI sand Bath Hou.es, Lets tor-ale | Iso, SO. Auantic City, Chelsea Land Co.” IsKAL-L G. ADAMS & CO, te, Kieal ketate and Law Building, -EASIDE HO : Much improved; new suu parlor apl4-im inthe house; elevat _Address Mra. NUE AKGY yop. Full View of ocean. m ‘OPE ATLANTIC CIT ALL iHt. YEAK. SN CHAMLES EVANS. Ocean End Kentucky Avenue, Atautic Clay, NJ. . M. T. SOUTHALL. LE, OC! ave, A nity, NJ. (i010 STEN Gi'tiis season known HOTEL w open. U4 ¢cean Toons, Larxe |iuzze ovesicoking tke sea. Excel- | lent cuisine. aay. mi15-ou Hees HALL, Robert J. Peacock, Chief Ci Vik. AKLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE, Accomodation L La om an rps Be No} ‘Tennessee Avenue Lear the Leated. _mni-3 No fiver house onthe islaud at these rates for cut of Louse and particulars, ‘ervices tue best. 1, 1s¥0. WM. F! DOLBE BS waldier week; 81.00 to end JAMLS 8. MOON. At NO’ LELDS & LIPPINCOTT. ypointiuents fret class, . Will open May 4-5 und i A FAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N. dat J. 300 guests, Open all the year. and ses water free baths free to gueste, The uUlniner and Winter resort on the coast, House ity feet ot the surf, AMES & STEFFNER, Proprietors. VO, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Beach,” ‘thoroushly E. CHEESEMAN W AVERLY, ATLANTIC CITY. tion, thoroughly Leated for spring quests, Hot ELEGANT LOCA- sea water buihs on each Boor; sun pariors, Will re- maiu open entire yeur, 15-1 MRS. J. L. BRYANT. T HE DENNIS, ATLANTIC CIT), NJ. Ocews end of Michixun ave, ; open ali the year, All thodern conveniences. _£10-6m. JUSEPH H. BORTON, Proprietor HE CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ On the be.ch, North Carolina ave, Unobstructed dcean view. Fait water baths ab the house, Elevator, Now open. 15-Gm FX, ROBERTS & 8ONS. PY NNHURST, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., NOW OPEN ichigau avenue bear the euectric belis and other modern: imwoduced. JAMES HOOD, ocean? stemm heat, Vementsrecently Jave-dm WINTER RESORTS. NEw WINTER RESORT THE PRINCE N . VIKGINIA SEACH, Ar7* On the Atlantic cessible by Norfolk and. connects at Norfolk “apl-tur tye Season: 18 miles cast of Norfolk, Ac- with af ines of travel ‘Hotel and See CRITTENDEN, Manager. MANICURE AND CHIROPODIST, 703 15th st.n.w.. over Thoupson's are and Uuiropodint Goods south at ot Hie Mont. | low as $80. | from FINANCIAL. _ $80,000 Fi SINKING FUND COUNTY AND MU: E 30 YEARS 4 P. T NCE GEORGE'S COUNTY BONDS. _EXEMPL FROM NICIPAL TAXATION, The County Commissioners for Prince George's county, Md., are au: of Mary 000 of coupon bor yeart from date, in deno bearing 4 per cent inter annus or se Donds are secu: the year 1 ‘The assessed nearly $9.000,0U' ot ‘The total bonded debt issue, wil be $105,000 fers tor these bonds dressed to the the Ist day of Januar; 1 County C ) rapids 0. KR aid the B.& Pi ized by act of General Assembly 1890, chapter 121, to issue and sell $80,- of said county payable thirty W suid $1,000, » payable semi- i July. d by the provision of anid I munations of eat per anu: mumisst esch year, be- 900, ann y and col- kong fund the property of the cc lucreasing along the 9 ad of the coun: only. should be made in writing, ad- including this unty Commissioners of | Prince George's county, Upper Marlboro’, Md. indorwed ou the euvelop Mer ior C ty Bonds," and wili be re- ceived up to 3 o'clock p. lay 1, 1890, when such Proponals will be pubic ly opeved. y. CLAGETT, President, &, D_PYLES, Clerk, &c. dE KEYSTONE Mc Aberdee offers choice 7 per cent per cent Debentures. aud references. ‘8)d-e0lm* (Former!: INVESTM Sen SFVEN AND EIGH WITH THE VERY BES' ITY, PRINCIPAL AND WASHINGTON OR NE San Diego is one of th Pacific coast. Corres pow CORSON. CORSON GLOVEK BUILDING, 1419 F ST & i EL oJ OHS BUERMAN & co, RIGAGE COMPANY, outh, Dakota, suaratiteed Mortgages and 6 1 intormation TERN OFFICE, LUUE wt, Pil y of this city), LNT BANKERS, Diego, Cal, T FER CENT INTFREST, 'T OF REAL ESTATE SECUR- INTEREST TO BE PAIDIN W YOKK, AS DESIRED. e promixing cittes of t mdence solicited. uz INOW. MACARTNEY, Member N. i. stock'Ex, & MACARTNEY, wr. Bankers and dealers in Government Bonds Exchan a Deposits, Railroud stocks on the kxchanges of and Baltin ity made of jock dealt in ew Yori ne bought and soid, nee. Loans. Collections, Bonds, and ell recurities listed Fhiladelpuia, boston nvestuent securities, Dist: dail Local Railroad, Gas, lusurance and iel- 4 Bell J elephone Stock bought and sold. jy18 BIC E Gentleman ; j no rattling, tin ladies’ wheel mace; also Ssores Ware Cycling Rink, 621 DARTS, PSYCHC AZELLES, DANDY OU PET. 'PKICE, #1 Compiete Kiding, ®1, Tauvhi Fre apitosy4 | Qrmeae CYCLE SCHOOL at 1s) su OU their first at mt a Kemeuiber we carry CAN KAMBL twos of chare. Launps, Bel dries most needed” by to BU. _apli iby vbd repairing. Give OCEAN Suen, ROUTE TO LONDUD, NOKDDEUTSCH Fast Exp T ‘Trav pan, Sor Wed. April gu, ‘ald. MM ward berth, according 925 Penn. ave. J ORDDEUTSCHER N Bulumore Steamshiy Karlsruhe (new), 6,000 tous, Stuttwurt, Dresden, Muenchen, Spieudic 00 @6U to £100, according w location of rooms. For purtic jars apply . NATAONAL! SALLSKOU, ustock a full line of AMER! utbam) ton (Loud May 6,7 3 ate rooms, execllent table, saloon appointments, Prices steerie at low rates, Apply to E. ccom modations, good table. YCLES. LLIOTT HICKORY SAFETIFS FOR LADY OR nds ; elastic f can't come off; y easiest running and the most durebies $100. AGENC, 97 HM st. nw. i Ds LRIES, H st. n.w. (near 9th st.) ORMONDE": LEAGUE'S, ‘JUNG'S AND B to $140. Ladies or Gents. Purchasers Dor. Oth and b sts... 14h at. new, u desiriug to learn to ride the now do so Without tear of public tempts. ble charges aud an instructor ertible patterns, at prices a }, abd purchasers are taught Diamoudetraise Satedes as Us, Ol, Suddies and other su: epcusis Chiidicu’s Safeties L, B. GKAVES & Cu, SS. AVE, ill buy, se Ve years’ experience. mi Us @ tial. Reptung. m HE r LLUYD. 8. 8 CO, Steamers, 2p. ay 10, Ist cabin, $100 tw location: 2d cabin, to Breu mn, Ameria, Rates from to E.F. DROOP, . NCHOR LINE. ATL 1c E LIVERPOOL Steamsiay City o Saturday, May 2h, Saloon Passaxe. gu! GLASGUW AN ‘Trave.ers’ Cireuiar L 2OFE M AL 210 46 ot. 5 ver ess; brings Lar.Cny outor discord, Joy out of | For peal. Out Of S.cku M sCand Anth May 33 RS. CARRIE TRYON, CLAIRVOYANT Just arrived in the et y HAL, LHE Cel XPRESS VIA QU ft Kon turday trom New York td D LONDONDERRY. ow, Londonderry or Liverpool, Seco: d-class, $30, we, either service, #0, bh Excursion Lickets ut Keaticed | eters of C tuud Drafts rreut rates. er internation, ESSLO} caved sor & >hort time *s wdvice and dt ou es. Gt" BA ev t Gausiter, bora With caul, has Wobdertui Leaiiig power, Gives Lainey und lucky’ dates. Dou't ia to mee uis lady. oom 10, 910 F stu. 18-120" OF. CLAY, ABLISHED ONLY Feluible ge Clurvoyant, Astrologer abu Medium located per: Marentiy iu private parlors at Giay was boru with vei ena woud tecond siglt; reveals ev orstolen property, bei all fumaiy troubies, evil Ou pending peusions, di Jove oranything you are in ‘auubt oi, in tus city, i h st. uw. Prof, fulprophetic gut of ery bidden Myxter}, Huds lust Wea separated toxvtiier, cause 1Ves success 1m busibess, reuoves anfiuens Vor 3: couudential advice jaw suits, speculations, ever beea known to tail; succeedeu where aii others ave fated. bittings, Suc. Hours tos pm a geutiem th sts, uw. E, DREAMER, M Giited English and ‘Lells ail events of lite. 50 cents euch. 4Uo L st., between aan, to dU yuk Sundays, ms-Sw? EVENIS OF 1. Ladies and TH WONDERFUL Gerinau Astrologer in the city, Ollie hors, Y AIL. to Y p.m On Sunday trom 104m. te 8:50 p.m. 41935 9th ow, apd: Lint PRINTERS, Prisma. COMMERCIAL PRINTING. ‘Law Printing, Church and School Printing. Amuse- ment Printing, PosterPripting and Book Binding. NEW TYPE, New Presses, Lmproved Machinery, Skilled Workmen. NEW YORK PRICES, ‘Mail orders carefully filled. ROBERT CLARKE, Printing, Paper Supplies and Stationery, BUSINESS OFFICES, 920 F ST. N.W. ‘Washington, D.C. If you need anything in the above line send postal mh26-1y and agent will call, to Wallace AL A AND PROFESSIONAL FINE WORK ONLY. | ml7 New Srsrxa Goons. ta ‘mb7-3m Mneof Wash An- nee ere an dpeciai hours cau be | THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1890 EDUCATIONAL. ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Good Templar Hall ty #t. and Pa. ave.—1 wenty. Free advantages. OR BULLAND. Director. ENSUS A’ TION, Successful preperation; full informavon, fourteer tute aw. cor. Sth and K sta.n.w. SPECIAL FIVE WEEES: FRE __IN WASHINGTON. a ec, first year. p Yr0na, Fiate, Carpet, Be, ND CIVIL-SERVICE FXAMTN years’ experience. 8. W. FLUNN, AM, ivy Inst BS COURSES FOR TOURIST» AT GAILLARD’S SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 1205 F st. p.w.. berinning Apri same lesson three tmes fees, evabling the learner to master mu as is ni for trayeling purposes, and ing” 1. A fall course of pronunciation Uy’ ¢ new and infallible method of vocal gymuastics. 2 A vocabulary of several hundred words easily and pleas. antiy acquired by the of association of ideas it lively and graphic scenes. 3X. The power of construc tion of simple and daily life sentences. Mere rizing and blind imitation discarded. Prof Gail offcier d’Academie, and assistants will conduct 2 act sHORTHAND $5 Acme Phonoxraphy acquired in 16 sg bene Typewriting taught free of charge to. she ; scudents. Sessions day and evening Students © pouitionA Nee descriytive pam hiet for full part HEAD SCHOOL ACME PHONOGRAPHY, st nw. F. 3. MULVEY, Principal, im’ ISS BUSAN ANDREWS RICE, VOCAL cUl- M ture, Theory and Analysis of Music; puvil of Mr. Lyman Wheeler, Boston, Mass., also of N.E Conserve: tory. 1127 10th st nw. wl LUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 013 PA —Thorouch instructions. Primary” aud sd. vanced course of Piano, Organ, Violin, &c. FR HART, Principal late of New Eng. Conservatory, Boston. all-in CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE 10th st nw Pupile prepared tor ail for Census Bureau. ris W 2020'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOT, 407 F Car. sr. Cenans and Civil Service Exa ns, Indorsed by those in attendan Dew methods ; easy terms. rapid progress, Send for circular or call bet. Sand 7 p.m. m19-te COLUMBIA COLLIGE OF COMMEKCE. 623 La, ave. opr: ty post office, 3 *: Business, English. Accomnt- d and Ty pew e. Send for circulare ULSER AM. CE, Prin. Business Fducater ia thiscity. Pit- ity of Lastman Collewe System of Training, Medal awarded tor Busi- orld’s Fair beld in Paris, 155% dew teen years a Joint author of the Eastn which received the on! bens Education at the TENDS’ SELECT ELEMENTARY nd High School for Asli lst. Pupus tted at any time. 2HOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal. (8S BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th si . #10 4 TREN TRIAL LESSONS PREF. Bend tor circulars. Rranches in New York, Boston, Brooklyn, Chi Philadelphia, Lowsville, Paris (France), Berlin Dresden, Germany; Moscow, Bussia, aud London, England. welu y URWOOD INSTITUT 1407 Dass uve. iighiand Terraces, 14th Street Circle. 421-6m. Mr. and Mra. WM. D. CABELL, Principais. SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corner 7th aud D «ts nw. and « ounting House Training English, thand and Typewriting. Electrical Scienca, um:atiship. Schooi of Mechanical and Architectural Drawing. Day and nicht sessions SCHOOL—& ‘Both Sexes, School of Bhi Sebooi of Telegrayhy School of — pencerian or send for illustrated catalogue free, HENKY C. SPENCER, LL.B, Principal; SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal, eo2s PIANOS AND ORGANS, NPHE SWEET AND Pianos, spoxen of by are sold at reasonable fj Music, 1209 G st. nw. apd Sin ICH TONED KRAKAUER erie of high praise, S iemple of uuius and repairing. Leapise Ixsrncuests. DECKER BRUS, WEBER FISCHER ESTEY IVEKS & POND ESTEY ORGANS. MODEKATE PRICES. ola 1 and Ke PIANOS FSTEY OTGANS. EASY TERMS. ‘Leiey Lone U2 SANDFRS & STAYMAN, 934 F street west, Baltimore, Md Michmond, Va. FFF FUE F F Fe FF . - = ¥ Paris Exposition. 200 fret premiums, indorsed by over 100 music schools and colleges for | Guracality. Old Pianos taken in exchange, ‘Ibe ouly Upnght that can take the place of @viGm PFEIFFER & CUNLIF BBR KER BR E EBB FE BOB BBL ae oucH, BILIT ORE Special attention of “Purchasers” is invited to their “New Artistic Styles," finished 10 desius of MIGH- Ext DECOMALIVE All, Piavos for reut. SECOND-HAND PIANOS.—A large assortment comprising almost every well-known make im the fouNTy, im thorough repair, will be closed out at very low nyutes. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered both 4b prices and an terme,w hich will be arranged ou EASY MONTHLY INSTALMENTS when desired. WM. KAABE & CO, 817 Market space LADIES GOODS. __ COKDION PLAITING.—OUK WORK IS PER. fect in every respect; Kuife Plaitin per yard and up; Piaiting of all kinds. G.W. LUCAS, Sos uth a6 aunw. Pinkius. apl6-20* Ts! FRONTS! FRONTS! Always in order by plain combing at MLLE. M. J. PRANDI, 1329 F ot n.w. (Mrs. Harrison's), Importer of Fine Freuch Hair Goods. Hairdressing. nlv-tm* Do SQUED. 421 OTH ST MATEIALS FOR e the besutitul new iamp shades, Paper Flowers, Ke. Gessous tree), Favors tor the Geriua, Scrap book Fictures, Gold Punt, Toys, Jupanese Goods, Faus, Napkins, Scrolls, Lauterus, Candies, &. 113-3" CCORDION SKIRTS AND CAPES DONE AT si- A iion's Viaitin betabliciwent 122 E-bultimore st Balumore, Md., Branch ottice Standard S.M_ office, 9US F Masonic Lempic), Washington, D.C. Shampoving. Up in fret-clase French styie, White aud Saun Dresses, Lace Curtains a specialty, at reasonable -prices, Call at MADAME VALMONI'S old stand “15 th et. 2 maki -ssm* RENCH DY |, SCOURING ING ESTALLISHMENL Dirsi-cines Ladies, and Gents! work of every descri ton, Fiush, Velvet and Eveuiug Dresses. ANION AND CALOLINE LLKCH, tormerly wath Ady aud Yriese, Paris HMENT AND Dik WOKKS, 006 G STN.W ud Gebis’ Garments of ali kinds cleaned aod Dyed without bemx Tipped. Lauies’ Even Dresses Ove pears’ experience. Prices mod- dior aud deavered eld ALE NCCE GAIQIES TS, MADE UP OH RIPPED, eyed 8 wucd MuurLILg black. 4 FISCHER, ald 908 G st. mw, MEDICAL, & ADIES WHO KEQUIKE THE SERVICIS OF Lxperienced Female rhysiciaus sould consult ‘Dr. or Mrs. Wilson, 1105 Park place we., between B and ©, Lith and 12th sts ne. Ladies only. Kemedy, Frompt and reliable treatment, Ouly genuise ies’ Physician in the city. Established 1800, epa-zie W128 DHE ELECTROPOISE I CURE STONE 18 the Blader, Diabetes, brights Disease, Loss of Vigor, ~Gpium "Habit, “Dyspepsia, Constipation, Kkheumatism, Malaria, Insomuia aud Female Troubles. ice treatinen i JOHN N. WEBB, 1m* 1425 New ork ave, OES aE ae? ities promptiy "cur THOMAS, 279 N-Exvter #tBaltimore, Ma. 847 Rooms fornourrenigents. reed" TIENTION LADIES!—MAIL 2C. STAMP FOR A ccaiecinstructions tor Suargiti Yur bust Sinches, Using Emus Bust Developer, abselutely teed: our 2 iilustrated catalogue for te, EMA TOTLET BAZAAR, 224 "Tremont et, Boston ROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED with best of medical reference, by applying at 913 ‘Sth st. nw. apls-2w* ME. DE FOREST’ LONG-ESTABLISHED AND reliable Ladies’ ry can be consulted at her 901 Tat.n.w, Office hours from to9 p.m; with only. apo-Liun' N FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING PSIAB- | ¥ BOOKS AND STATIONE Usen Re ER NOTICE. ss FURTH Wo line, Du Abbeys and Churches 03.75. The Rivals, Shert- m. @' reduced to red, Lustretet, Toi rete Hee of Acguareles, me TF. MILLER, 2-3m 0 1th wt, Baws Boox Deracewest 1.584 pages, 10,000 new words, bound in one-baif Kussia, a binding that will wear, not fall to pieces when the book i bandied afew times NOT THAT CHICAGO EDITION, but one entirely RAILROADS. SHE GREAT PENNSYL = T STERL Kal. i Vr Te ASD sOUTHWREs®, LEN OE NEKY MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENR, Pflect March % 1880, WASHINGTON. PROM STATION, MAND B STKERTS AS FOLLOWS: and the West, Chicago Limited Express m Vestibuled Care at 10am. dailys tm, daily to Columbus and i Care from Pittsburg to Go- Ok TE, WE ACK, >. Tn TRAINS LEAVE NANTA SI CORN For Py yt Saturday, to Chicara, i Chicazo. Bt. Lome, i Exprese, 3.30 m to . and Dinine b Express at 7 4 5 vn to Chicago, end Nts Harrisburg with thro! oand Memphia Pacific tly, for Pittabarg and the W Case Sleeper to Pittsbure, and Pit BALLIMORE AND POTOMAC RATEROAD, For Kate, Canatslaicua Rochester aid Nagare Palle uly, except ~ULuay, 8 10a For brie canan dais wc heater daily: for But falo ahd Niagara daily xcept Retunday.10 00 py | wath's, slugtton ty Hoc lester. or Haven aud Bluse at 10.50 \) pm. EW YORK AND THR Ral ¥-00, 11:00'and 11:40 am, ZG ska 4:10, 10:00 and 11:20 pm. On Bunday,¥: 21-40 am. Dio. 315,410, Loy ant Ah ee $4) Limited Express ‘of Pullinan Pariot Carey £40 an daily ws Sunday, and 4.00 pa, ute Cur. DELPRIA ONLY. ens 5:10 8.10. Wook daywaud 5:10 p.m Aaily, i. B00 P For Boston without change, 3:1 p.m. every day. | Bor Brooklyn, NV, all through traius cone ey “ ay = ae of Rooakiye Abues, afore et _trausfer to Fulton street evading outle terrisse across New York Cie —— City, 11280 aim, week daya, 11:20. For Baitimora, 6 9:00, 9:40, 10.50, a Vaud Li 40 am ih 3 et) 740, 8:10, 1006 ‘On ‘Sunday, 900, b 0a, "10 Botan __ except Sunday _ For Anuapolis, 7:20, 9-00 am., 12.05and 4.20; ally, except Duiday. Suulaya vUS arms SS Pay WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RATLWAY iN EFFECT Ai For Alexan 204,68 10:57 | Sul, ‘uu Sunday ate ant os am, 2:34 0001, Bd au Acooumauountion for Quantico, 7:45 am and 6.53 bau. week daya, *u. "Sundays. Forluchiuoud aud the 4:00 and 10:57 am, dally. “Accommodation 4.35 pi. week days, Trejus leave Alexandria for Washington, 6047.0 SOG, H 45 120, SVU, do . oh. wna 11:05 pm. Ga Sums TO and 11:07 am; 2004 sib, Side 4102, pm *UUNGUL Iu botois aud residences, PUG, 3. K. WOOD, General Manager. [p21] Gen. Pea Agent, ry | JQICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD OG Ras eee a ae BAS q Dam.—bast Lenuesse « Mail, dauy for Warne. Atesvilla, Lyneaburg #ud id Ly neubury, Hoa? Oke Chattanvowaand Mey puis to Kote, Ga. Sleey er Washinucte 4 am—Fast Mail daiy for Culpepe., Char Alle, ‘Stations Chesapeake and Obl Route, burg, Kocky Mount, Danville and stations be- eu 1ynchburg and Danville, Greeusvors’, Kaleigh, . Chariotte, Columbia, Aucuste,” Atlant : ath, Montgomery, “New Orieaun Tease aud Calnoruia, “Pullman Sleeper New York to Atlante sud Pullman sleepers Atianta to man sleeper 1 qau Sleepers New Orleans, Pull= auvilie to Columbia aud Auguste, Pulie Washington to Cincinnati vis Cand ira ua ° 30 pan.—Daily via Lyvchburs, Bristol an@ Chat. tapoowa, Pullman Vestibule Sleepers Wasliugton to Memphis, counecting thence forall ArkaLsns pointe, il ban.— Western Lapress daily tor Chariottesvilie, Staunton, Louteville, Cine Fullinay Vestibuie train Washington ‘to Clucimosd with @ Pullman sleeper for Louisville. 11.00 p.ua.—Souwern Express daly tor Lynchburg, Danville, Haiewi, Asheville, “Chartotie, -Oolaea Augusta) Atlanta” Moutgomery, ‘New Orleaua, Te | apd Cahfornia. pullman Veetibule Car Washingvon te ew Uricuns Vie Atlante and Moutrowery. Pulliaag Sleeper Washington to Birmingham, Als.. vis AUante and Georgia Pacific railway, end limen Bleepee | Mashineton” to Asheville and Hot Spritue, NG we | es — Washington t Auguste via Denville ‘Traine on Washington and Ohto division leave Wash- | IReton ¥-00 a.m, daily except Sunday and 4:45 pu. daily: arrive Kound Hill 11:30 a.m. and 7:20 returiing leave Kound Hull 6-00 em. daily and 123 Pom. daily except Sunday, arriviug Waabiurion 6.30 Om. and 5-05 p.m, viiuroteh traiba trom the south via Charlotte, Dane Weand Lynichburw arrive iu Wasut 708 a | and 7:10 pu via bast Teawessen brisiel ror Lyuchiurg'at 2:30 pm and ¥-90 pin. vie Chee Peake and Obio route aud Charlottesville at ¢ 45 and 7:10 p.m. and 7-U3e.t Strasburg locelet 1-4? am. dickets, sleepingcar reservation and tmformation fornixhed, and vox gage checked at office, 1300 Penus #)iVaula ave. aud at ager station, Pennsylvania railroad, Gtn and B sts. mbi Jd. L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent —+__ Barroworr Axo Om Rarzoan, Schedule ty elect Decenber Zy, 1838. Leave Washinton trot statiou comer of New Jenwap ue and C street. For Chicago Dortuw wi, Vestibuled Limite@ express aay 11 » €a;-rose G30 pan. edt Sucuuat. St Loi and Indiaiapolis, expres 3 30 pau. dor ditisburg aud Cleveland, Vestibuled Limited — aay 41°20 a.m aud eaprees 540 po iH jor Lexington and Loca: Dwlous T1U 50a, or Wiucucster For Luray, 5:40 p.m. dey. For Baiuinore, week daye, 4:00, 54 Uw ye Ou, 12 vu, #9 3 and Way swuous, 15:30 pm, & 920, 9:45 om. SUS manus) 9:00, 10-90 aud 11:30 For Way stations be more, 5200, 6240, 8: timore for Wasiungton, week 5:50, Bd Metropolitan Branch, t6: 120:30a.m., 14: 30 pau. For hock ville and Way Stations, t4:35 pam Bor Gaithersburg end sutermediate pute, 70094 Bi. 11 200, *9:85, 111-59 pan, bor Bokds aud iutermedisie stations, 17:00pm 1:00 pan. CLurch train leaves Wasi:ineton on Sunday at 1:10 B.iu., stopping At all statious ob Metrypuiitan, or Frederick, 16 40, TL Oa, THY, TO a m, Sunda 0 pau. hig: ‘For Haersown, 11:20 am. and t5:30 p.m. Tretusarrive trom Chico duuy 1140 5c. 90g 4:05 p.m; from: Cinciunat! and St. Louis daily 3:4. m. ond 1.60 ps. ; tom Pittsbu 740 aay Gd an. a oNew i ELPA, D-VISION, Di W YORK AND PHILAD dor New York, Trenton, Newark ap J.,°4:00, 18:00, *v-2u, *12 00am, 72-3 -m. Bubet parior cars on all car oD the 10:50 pan., ak, Ww rae est pen wt 0 pe cahungeon, 96:00, ‘Trains leave Philadelphia for W 8:15, °11:10 a.1., $1235, “4:40, “G, For Atlantic City'*4-00 ‘am aud 12500 ma Bua oper only. Seg a Adeners: 7.40 p.m Sunday Galied for and cuecacd from hotels Union Irausics Co. on cruers leftat Geka Gfices, 619 and 1501 4%. ave. mud at Depot, 3. £ OD) CHAS. 0. BCI Gen. Cou. Puss. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, is SUFFE: VARICOSE VEINS AND SUREREE a Bist of ELASTIC BIOCKINGS, WHISTLE LS pit se addres COODIEAR RUBBER Ob. MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager. ap5-Sm_ EAD £ WISE.—DR. BROTHERS, 906 B ST. EAr, appented befure ame and made oeth that he i Cldéet’ Established Expert Specialist in thiscity, aud willguarantees cure im all cases of privatediseases ‘men and medicive, cubsuita- tion “and advice free hau} hour of the dap Sub scribed aud sworn. to betore me by, Dr. BROTHELS. Dats of tui Sd day of July, 1880, cts eS Sa a ee confidently consult Dr. 3, 906 Bist. aw. ‘Parucular attention to peculiar to Jadies, married or Forty years’ experience, HOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE Maio ot Dr Bh gel 1 Cordial cure & ree O NOKIVLE ADL POKTKESS MONROE, If Steamer FACKLSIVK, trom Tthst. wuarf Mom~ ye, Weduesda;s aud Fridays, at 5 pan. EXCLUSIV# CONNECTION WITH BOSTON AXD #3 kets nd seiciu a Oly atid 151 Se Ores eh Hawiley's, 14th and Now Vork ave. For further inform: iugairy at company’s offioa, ou the Wharf, Luepone call s4o-S. WM. P. WELCH, Supt. and Gen. Agt J TRANSPORTA110N COMPANK Fe jtimore and River Landings Steamer SUE, Py ty FF Sunday ai 4 v'cick a for turder udvrmation apply to STEPHENSON & BRO., mb8-6m Seventh mtreet What. Mot vEEson STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN, Capt, LL Buake, caver 7ih-st. whart daily Bundy) tor Mout Vernon. waving wt 10eam, FALL AND WINTER, "s9-90, Our own lunportations now received. and you are tuvited to iuayect ai the well-known house “ H. D. BARR, IMPOLIING TAILOR, well i111 Penus. ave,