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. TH E EVE ING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. cS WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1890 y. BAKER & €0.’S Breakfast Cocoa Is absolutely re and it is soluble = - No Chemicals ‘ere ceed fm ite preparation. It has more chan three times the atrength of Cocom mixed with Starch, Arowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more ecovomical, conting lees Thon ome contacup. It ie de icwous, nourishing, etrengthening, Ea- DiGr*TrD, and admirably adapted for invalids es well a8 persous in health, Sold by Grocers everywhere. BAXER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. W. = f FOR AND i INFANTS =k) NVALIDS. MARK. THE ONLY Es Perfect Substitute for Mother's Milk. INVALUABLE 1s CHOLERA INFANTUM and TEETHING. A quickly assimilated Food for DYSPEPTICS, CONSUMPTIVES, CONVALESCENTS. A PERFECT NUTRIENT in all wasting diseases, REQUIRES NO COOKING. KEEPS 1 ALL CLIMATES. ; book.“ The Care and Feedingof SEND (etcinee,” called tree to ang eddvonn, = MOLIBER-GOCDALE CO., Boston. Mass. ‘The Great English Complexion SOAP, i PEARS’ SOAP. | Of al} Drugpists, bat beware of imitations. | THE CREAT ENCLISH REMEDY. } Beecham’s Pills} For Bilious and Nervous Disorders. ff “ Worth a Guinea a Box ”—but sold 8 | for 25 cents, BY ALL PRUGEGISTS, | Passenger—Porter, don’t put your nasty Paste Blacking on these Shoes, ‘They are blackened with Wolff's AG ME Blacking Just sponge them with clean water, and they will be beautifully polished. You can earn your quarter easy this time! By the way, Porter, tell your Livery Stable friends that it is the Best Harness ‘Dressing in the world. I've tried it!1 WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. ‘The Best Biacking for Men, Women and Children, Usprrceoesten Atrractiox: OVER A MILLION DISIKIBULER LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Ircorrorated ty the Legitlature for Faneational tna Charitable puryeses, and its franchise made ® 1 of the present State Coustitutiouim 1579 byan verwhelming popular vote, Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place Semt-An- rually (June and December), and ite GRAND SIN- CLE NUMBEK DRAWINGS take place in each of ike other ten months of the year, aud are all drawn tb pubue at the Academy of Music, New Orleans La, FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS FOR INTEGRITY OF ITS DRAWINGS AND ¥HUMPT PAYMENT OF FulZes. Attested as follows: "We do hereby certily that we mupervise the arrange. ments for all the monthly and Semi-Annual Drawingsot Lovmana s mpany, @ berson ene. e and com: us themnse md that ame are con with honesty, and in toed Janth wword al: yartus and we authorize the Cum Tang te use this certineate. with fuc-w Miles uf Ve Sige Matures attached, tn Ws uitcertusenents.’ Ww Commissionera, We. the undersioned Panks and Bankers, will pay all grizeedrawn in The Lowsiana State Lotteries which Bray be presented al ovr esuntrrs. ¥_M. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Bani FibMKE LANAUN, Free. St onal bak. 4. BALDWIN, Pres. New Urleaus Nauioual Baldo Cab KUM, Pres, Uaion Netiuiet Baus GRAND MONTHLY DRawINa AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY. MAY 13 1890, CAPITAL PRIZE, £300,000. 200,000 Tickets at 820 each. Ha! » 10; LIST OF PRIdES. ITRIZE OF €300,000 90,000 Selick OF 100,000 is. Lyuivue ‘DU,UUN as, 2o.UUU is. 16,000 are u,vu0 luuuuw APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 100 Prizes of 50,000 20 Prizes of Su,vuu Stu krizes uf kuuus TERMINAL PRIZES, Prizes of 8100 are. Prizes of 100 are, Bisa Prizes, amounting to. ULE —sickets drawing Capital Prizes are uot euul- fea w Terminal Prizes, AGENTS WANTPD. { ves, or any further toformation | to ‘the’ undersigued, cleat chee, With Dtate, County, Bireetaud jopid Teturn wall uelivery wall boas daiby ab Bu veuwbe Uvarlis yUUS SUL) IMPORTANT, aL A. DAUPHTS, Dew Uriedas Ta Money Urder issued Vie Bachan, Ural Py ordinary etter, contsinin 2p oil F xj ress Companies, New 08 desta, Note Acuress Renstered Letters containing Currency => EW OLLEANS NATIONAL BANK, Jew Urieaug ou, “Prwrvnre pet the parment of prizes t GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKSof New ‘Criesns, and the tickets are signed by the President of x Institution whose chartered mushts are recoguized 32 the highest Courts; therefura Vewaty uf ais suster {ats or anonymous schemes” ONE DOLLAR is the price of the amallest traction ofa Ticket ISSULD BY US in any ioe jeg. Anything 1m vUl Mauwe Okecwd tor leas than p prey Hono oR rE gS, Hon it RP BFE sso HoH H OERK ER ‘ss, ROOT BEER RH EE fee Sus ‘The Purest snd Best Drink in the World. and RoE, Deliclows, Sears: ine, : joud Puritier end Tot A Package (Liguid) 25e. wakes five wallons. EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED. No Trouble. Fasily Made. Try it Ask your Druxsist or Grocer for it and take no other, Sve that you wet HIRES’. THE ONLY GENUINE Made by C. E. HIKES, Philadelphia, Penna, _m3-waee6t ee: [pF 112N's anv SUPE M. | that for a chestnut be! CITY AND DISTRICT. > Upon the basis of price per line per 1,000 circulation, the advertising rates of Tax Evrx- rxo Star are only about balf as high as thoseof other Washington papers. But cheapness is not the only merit. Jis service is better than any over paper in the city can possibly give! | THE SCHOOLS. FREE BOOKS 1 The Citizen’s Committee Favor Amend- ment of Senate Bill 1070. ‘When President Robert Reyburn called the citizen's committee of one hundred to order in Grand Army Hall last night there were pres- ent beside himself Messrs. M. L Weller, S. C. Clark, Duncan Thompson, R. T. Morsell, A. F. Sperry, W. H. Killmon, J. Wilt, Chas. Sickles, Cc. A Baker, Wm, J. Frizzeli, A. H. Alderman and T. DeLand. Mr. Wm. J. Frizzell, from the committee on bridges, said he had no written report to make, but that he had visited the Commissioners and the subcommittee of the House and urged the passage of the bill providing for a new bridge at Bennings, and that the Héhse had unan- imously passed the bill appropriating $60,000 for the construction of the bridge. Mr. A. F. Sperry referred to the appointment several months ago of committees to inquire into the military features of the District gov- ernment as well as to the water tax question. He said thatas yethe had not heard from these committees, and that in view of the recent ac- tion of Col. Robert the latter committee should be heard from. Mr. M. I. Weller said that he was chairman of both committees, but owing to the press of business and recent sickness he had been un- able as yet to give them any attention. If granted further time he would try and give these two important subjects the consideration they demanded, Further time was granted. THE BILL FOR APPOINTMENT OF A BOARD OF EDUCATION. President Reyburn called the attention of the committee to Senate bill 1070, heretofore mentioned in Tae Stan, providing for the ap- pointment of a board of education consisting of twenty-four members. He said the Com- missioners told him that as soon as the bill was referred to them for report they would give proper notice through the press, allowing all interested a hearing, Mr, De Lend moved to amend the clause re- Isting to tex} books. He said that he was of the the books should be furnished ‘of the public schools in the free to the pry | District of Columbia, Tne object of bis amend- ment. he said, was based upon economical principles. Not ten per cent of the books fur- hished by the parents were entirely used. The books accumulate and the cost was a severe tax upon parents. They could just as well be furnished by the District government and used over and over again. Of course it would doubtless increase the direct tax, he said, but inthe end the parent would be the gainer. He referred to this question asa most im- portent one, and he said he knew of cases where children were kept from attending the public schools simply because they could not afford to buy the text books. It took an aver- age of $8 per scholar to furnish a year’s schoo! books, cad wien a man had several children to provide for this was a large item, Dr. Reyburn explained that the bill was identical with the bill presented some years ago. He was of the opinion, however, that it could be amended with advantage. Mr. Weller called attention to the fact that this bill had already been acted upon by the committee and was practically out of their hands, He was not in favor of the bill, for he didn’t believe in so mach paternalism in the affairs of the District goverument. He couldn't see the object of the bill. If children who were too poor to buy school books applied to the | oy authorities they would be furnished ooks gratis, and if parents were too proud to avail themselves of this they were subject to a disease called false pride and were not fit to have children, He said if the section referred to was amended so that the District could enter into contract with corporations and then fur- nish the children with books at first cost it might do, Mr. Sperry spoke at length of the bill and moved that the word “supplies” be added, so as toinclude the free distribution of stationery, This was agreed to, and the original ques- tion—Mr. De Land's motion—was then taken up and passed by a vote of 9 to 2. Mr. Weller said that before the meeting ad- journed he wished to say something about the Rock Creek Park bill, but postponed his re- marks until the next meetiag, DISTRICT REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS, Dr. Reyburn inquired what action had been taken on the bill to give the citizens of the District representation in Congress, Mr. Morsell, in behalf of the committee, stated that as the Dill was waiting for the sig- natures of the committee he had nothing to report. ir. Frizzell referred to the bill now pending in Congress, baving in view the extension of the city streets, This bill, he continued, was of vast importance to the section he repre- sented. He thought the Harris bill the best solution of the problem, but would net go into detail until the next meeting. Mr. De Land gave notice that at the next meeting he would offer a resolution providing for the erection of high schools in East Wash- ington and Georgetown. Mr. Weller also gave notice that at the next meeting he would offer a resolution giving the Commissioners power to grant charters for street railroads, ‘The mecting adjourned at 9:35 to meet again the first Tuesday in June, THE BOGUS PUNCH. A Manufacturer of the Article Caught in Philadalphia. The Ridge Avenue Street Railway Company, Philadelpbia, has bagged a mystery. The managers have wondered for a long time how their conductors managed to steal fares, Car 33 left the depot yesterday morning at 7:08. One of the passengers was a detective. Sixty- five passengers paid their fare, but only fifty- seven fares were turned in for the company. That number Conductor Elliot registered on the company’s punch and the other eight on adummy. On the return trip nine persons paid their fares and four went in the con- duetor’s pocket. When he made his return at the depot Ellict was one fare short of the num- ber on his register. ‘This was an aggregute of thirteen fares he appropriated on the round- trip. The shortage of one gave an excuse for examination -of his register. going of the-detective, seating himself oppo- site BlNot said, in confidential tones: +Presideut Edwards would discharge you if he knew'vyou had that dummy on. Give it to! me, quick.” Mechanically the conductor raised hand to bis vest, where the false punch was con- cealed, but quickly withdrew it, ive it tome, now, before any one sees 3 said the detective, coaxingly, and in an- other moment the punch was in his possession, It is made of perforated brass, inside of which a bell is concealed. It is sounded by pressing a projecting knob. Elhot was in the business of making and selling bogus punches. His method in mrking sales was to approach a conductor with one in his hand and with the jocular remark: ‘Have ie would hand it over for inspection, subsequentiy telling how. every time it was rung, five cents would be in the conductors pocket and not go to swell the sur- | plus of the company. The bait was takin: and several conductors made purchases at $4 apiece. At Elliot's house punches in all stag of mannfacture and all the tools were obtained. The prisoner is an engineer and skilled ma- chinist by trade and until recently worked at Baldwin's Locomotive Works. He is a native of Belmont, Nova Scotia, and a former resi- dent of Arlington, . For seven months he was a conductor on the West End road of Bos- ton, and last September resigned as a con- ductor on the Atlantic Avenue passenger rail- way of Brooklyn. Poisoned by Canned Tomatoes. Daniel Bryce and his family of four children of Harrison, N.J., were poisoned Monday night | while eating canned tomatoes, Mrs, Bryce was i the only one of the family that did not eat the | tomatoes. ‘The futher and children were seized with griping pains in the stomach. Two girls, one fifteen and the other thirteen years old, are in a precarious condition. A part of the solder is supposed to have fallen into the toma. toes and poisoned them. Empress Elizabeth’s Pompeiian Palace. From a Foreign Letter. A magnificent Pompeiian palace is being erected at Corfu by the Empress of Austria, It will cost # quarter of # million dollars. Carrara marble is used in its construction. The gai dens will be the most beautiful in the world and will be lighted by electricit; Quina Laroche possesses in the highest degree ‘the restorative and invigorating qualities of cin- chona (peruvian bark), which is the best known medicine for giving tone to the digestive organs; it succeeds completely in removing iangour, weak- Bess, was! diseases, excessive thinness and disgust at it of food; it is the best remedy for fever and ague. While this was | THAMAVY \ SPARKLING AND STILL. THE STRONGEST NATURAL LITHIA SPRING WATER ENOWN. A DELIGHTFUL TABLE WATER, WITHOUT AN EQUAL. Leading Hotels and Clubs find it to be the most popular water on the list, All who drink {¢ sre unanimous in its praise, Trade supplied by eee M** 745" 2028 rcre covers CUT AND NEATLY FITTED, Sth st. < w. wel? |OUR WORK 18 PER- ; Knit 3 Bade “6. W LeGas, Bios stow. Piukiue, abl 6-4w* NTS! FRONTS! FRONTS! Always in onler by piain combing at SOORDIV: fect iu every ren} aud up; Plaiting of MLLE. M. J. PRANDL, 1329 F st nw. (Mrs. Harrison's, Ianporter of HtatrdreaniZit® 2#HCL alr Goods airdressiig. bly-tm* Shampooing. JAY GOULD, 421 OTH ST.—MATERIALS FOR @ the titul Dew iamp shades, Paper Flowers, Sco Uessous tree), Fuvors for the Geriusn, Scrap Book Fictutes, Gold Paint, Toye, Japanese Goods, Napkins, Scrolls, Lanterns, Candies, &c. 13- ADIES WISHING THEIR FINE LACES DONE ‘Up in first-class French style, White and Seun Dresses, Lace Curtains = specialty, at reasonable rices, Call at MADAME VALMUN.'S oid stana, 713 1th st nw, ia mb PRS ‘H DYFING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEA‘ ING ESTABLISHMENT, 3205 New York ave, ‘First-class Ladies, and Gents’ work of every desery 4 on, Fiusl, Veivet and Evening Dresses” ANTO: AND CALOLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer aud Maison Yriese, Faria "Sad AONE SSHRES, DEY CLEANING ESTAR. LISHMENT AND D3 E WORKS, 966 G ST_N.W. Ladies’ and Gents’ Garments of ail Kinds cleanedand Dyed without being ripped. Ladies’ Lveniug Dresses specialty. Thirty-five years’ experience. Prices mod- @teie, Goods calied tor and desivered. sit I he a os ai ALE RUCL Gui NIS, MADE UP O8 RIPPED eyed 8 good mourning black. ap30-w3m 1417 New York Ave. a4 A FIRCHER, ake. SUM | EDUCATIONAL, PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ SUMMER RESORTS j i ca WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, N. H. Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes distant, where coaches from the house meet every train, THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH SHORE, e OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 28. FRANE JONES, Prop, W. K. HILL, Manager. my7-2m BEACH HOTEL, CONEY ISLAND, N.Y, TROMAS E. CABLE, Manager. Rooms, on the European or American plan, can be engaged now on application to R. G. BURKE at the Riggs House, Washington, who has been engaged for the season. The Chef for the season will be Mr. JOHN PFAFF, who has made such an enviable reputation for “The Shoreham," of Washington. Mr. Anton Seidl, of the Metropolitan Opera House, New York, will furnish the music, House opens June 28. my7-tjo1 OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS GREAT NORTH MOUNTAIN, NEAR WINCHESTER. VA., about six hours from Washington, will THURSDAY, June 19, For apply to my6-3m. Ossie HOTEL, ISLES OF SHOALS, N. H. 0. L. FRISBEE, Prop. ‘The finest located hotel on the Atlantic coast, This famous resort will open JUNE 26. Good bathing; bouting and fishing unsurpassed, Send for terms and illustrated circular to the proprietor, Batons be opened on rms abd all information A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor, Sun buiidine, my3-s&w-1m WEST END HOTEL, Cottages und Restaurant opet! June 14, HOTEL OPENS JUNE. 21, ‘Transient rates, +4 4 day aud upward. Weekly rates, 82: rd. 4 ROOMS, Cod Bar Harbor, Me, for season ADDISON &'LAKCOMBE, 1304 ¥ st. OW BELMAR, NJ. NEPTUNE Directly on the beach: Open for cucats . Special rates for May aud June, Address my l-im ALK SAN V OODLEY J NALLYTOWN ROAD, 7 Will open about May 1, 150. for daily and monthly boarders; also tor the convenience of those who are riving. Luuehes and suppers served at a moment's notice. Driving parties must positively have cards of ad- pletely furnished, of 1890, $1,200. erly Washington Inn), mission, ‘Apply to JAS. R. KEENAN, _ apis. Proprietor, MOS? S08 HOTEL, FRONT ROYAL, VA. THIS AVE favorite Summer Resort, in the beeutiful valley ot Virwinia, will be open May I. airy room;"no mosquitoes. Write for parti J.B. STINSON, front Roy BEPPOKD sPaines, ‘BEDFORD, PENNA. Uusurpassed for health or pleasure. Opeus June 12. my1-2m L. B. DOTY, Mauayer. MoUsta1N House, CRESSON SPRINGS, On the Summit of the Allegheny Mountaing, WILL OPEN JUNE 25, For circulars and information, sddress WM. K. DUNHAM, Supt. my1-2in Cresson, Cambria conuty, Pa, PE KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa.—Open from Muy 1 to Noveinber, | id for cireular, i 30-2 ____W. A. BRODHEAD & sons. TLANTIC CIT .-HOTEL BRUNSWI 44 New, modern, first-clas-, complete. Pacitic between’ N ew York and Teunessee aves, Will open May fap3s0-3ui) JOSEPH 3. DAVIS, ve. Horez SORRENTO, SORRENTO, ME., NEAR BAR HARBOR. One of the finest equipped and most delightfully lo- cated Summer Hotele on the coast of Muiue. Ex: | teusive improvements have recently becu made ot Sorrento, | ©. 1. stockham, manager of Hotel Sorrento, will be at the Litchteld, $06 14th st. autl Juve 1, where he | Ui show plats of the house aud give ay desired iu ion. ayzy—2u SHERWOOD, OLD POINT COMFORT, Soreatiy iniproved; ele bells; Mot ind col Dailis: £10 week and upwarc; open all year. Gl.0. BOGBEK, owner aud propriet apzs-us" T OR SALE~ 5 K | MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA, MASS., | Newly-fuimished 14-room Villa, Bath room, hot and cold water. Couch house, 3 stuils, | Hich cond extensive grounds, beautiful sea and iniaud views, truit, &, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 17 F st. uw. . ROCKVILLE, MD. WILL Bu OPEN sts om May bor terns, | Se-, ihguire at the Clarendon Hotel, 14 Now York ave. Mrs. M, J. CULLE ightopri “hn | WEW HOTEL ALDINE, Paciric NEAK OHIO AN ave., AUuntic City, 81.50 to 8 per day, 88 tos! | per Weel uo n seat thew Fates. Paint let, witlt | eut of hot: 1, diacrai i floor, price List | &e B.D. bani MA rove apie” | HOPAE LELANDE. ON THE BEACH, i Massachusetts ave., Atlanuc City. N CHAS. WAGNE AMUEL WAGNER, Propriet japlg-du) XN. S—KENT Olt SALI Hovels, Cottayes'an @ Bath Hou-es. Lets ior sale iu all parts’ of city; also, So. AUantic City, Chelsea snd tor Atlantic Land Co.” IskAEL G. ADAMS & Co, | Aveul Extute Auts,, Keal Estate and Law Building. p15-40t WEASIDE HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, : OPEN ALL TMi YEAR. ‘Much improved; lore: bot sen water baths ie the house; slovater. Se na Ocean Exfl Kentucky Avenue, | _Adaress Mra. M. 'T. SOUTHALL- | U te AKGYLF, OCEAN END OF CON | ave, Atiautic City, NJ. Now open. Fuil View of oceau. | _ayo-3in 8. W. FERGUSON. iT KENDERTON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. H ehnesse avenue, Lear beach, Low peu. Greatly enisrve _spl4-Im | suey, HE u YY MRs. J. F. NEALLL | Glo ATEANdic erry, N.2., H Thi mand stop at the Well-known HOTEL } Ma. VE. Pacific ave. near Clio. Nuw open. 64 ocean rooms, Large piazza overlooking the sea, Excel. leat cuisine. &8 tw ¢l4 per week; $1.00 to §z per Gay, No fuer house outhe islaud ai tuese rates, Seud | to, gut of bouse aud particulars, JAMEN S. MOON. | 15-5 J AW0ON HALL, STL ANTIC CF NOW OFLN. LEEDS: IN 4 Robert J. Peacock, Chief Clerk» * ™PPINCOTT. THY ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE, NJ. Accommodations and appoimtuuents Urst class, Services the best. Accommodate sou. Will open 2,180. WME DOLBEY. Prop. Piesiag | O. W. CORSON, J | Ssanes Wi | exchange whcels: twent | 89. PORTRAIT ‘a lesson, by APID | FREF-HAND CRAYO% Drawing tauzht in twelve lessons, R rt who thoroughly understands teaching. Les- pil’ residences, No charge tor fur- ly Jearued. Address for an interview ARTIST, Star office. m7-6t* QECOND SIX WEEKS’ COURSE OF FRENCH SS Conversation. Ideal and Fi val from Prof, Colliere’s Pupils. — Ser o Free Lectures, Tuesday and % ings, at 8 p.m. m6-2t A rc tOROUGH | BUSINESS | COURSE BOOK- keeping, Commercial Arithinetic and Composition, Special attention to applicants for Census aud Civil Service examinations. Call or addross 1 AC. 97 Myrtle st, Ww CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO, G@ lemplar Hall, 434 st. and Pa, ave.—T wenty- Grst year. Piano, Organ, Voier, Violin, Fiute, Cornet,&0, Free advantages, O. B."BULLARD, Director, a24-Lm* X AILLARD SCHOOL OF *LANGUAGE: BF ington Brauch 1205 F u.w.—G Method (publisher Appleton, N. impline scientific, educational.” The only one decorated by ch Minister of 12. US AND GIVE EXAMINATION JSuecessful p full information years’ experienc FLYNN, AM tute, aw. cor. Sth and SBORTHAND. $5 Acme Phonography acquired in 16 easy lessona, Typewriting tan ree of charge to Shorthand students. bessious day and evening. Students helped fo positions. dee descriptive pamphict for full part lars. HEAD SCHOOL ACME PHONOGRAPHY, Fat.n.w. F. J. MULVEY, Principal. 1 FEPwarp c. TOW e ‘Tea Q e Weduesduy ; fourteen Ini locution, ‘Culture, Oratorical and tb wt. D. Ww. & AN ANDREWS RICE, VOCAL CUL- ture, Theory and Analysis of Music; pupil of Mr. Lyman W poston, Mass., also of N.¥. Conserva- tory. 1127 10th st. nw. jal s-4u \OLUMBIA CONSERVAT 913 PAL tve.—Thorough instructor Primary and ad- yanced course of Piano, Organ, Violin, &. E.R. HART, Principal, lave of New Eng. Conservatory, Boston. all-lm Mss PA NSTITUTE, AVE 1207 10th st. n.w—Pupils prepared for all ex: Amipations. Special Lessous for Ceusus Bureau, Highest reference: COMME! Censtix and C Indorsed by tho: New methods; easy pid progress, Send for circular or call bet. 9 and? pote m19-te COLOMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMEKCE, 623 La, ave., opposite ci Six thorongh Courses: Business, ancy, Telecraph: yrthand and building and new turniture. Send for circulars. C.K. URNER, AM, GE, Prin. Third year cs a business Educator in this city, teen yeare a member of the faculty of Fastwan Collece, Jomt suthor of the Eastman. 5 pe of Traimins whic ceived the only Gold Medal awarded for Bur hows Education af the World's Fair held iu Pais, 188. 1i Service Examinations, in attendance, rit- ELECT SCHOOL—AN ELEMENTARY 1 School for Both Sexes, 18111 st. Pupils itted at auy ti 5 LOS, W. SIDWELL, Principal (pus BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 23 14th st. nw, ‘REE. qrial, Send tor circulars, Franches in New York, Bustou, Brooklyn, Chi Philudeiphia, Lowsville, Paris France), Berlin an Hussia, snd Loudyu, se Dresden, Germany; England. j ORWOOD INSTITUTE, 1407 Mass ave. Highland Terraces, 14th Street Circle, . 421-6m. Mr. and Mra. WM. D. CABELL, Principals. QPENCEKIAN BUSINESS COLLEGH, Corner 7th and D ste. nw. ‘School of Business aud Counting House Training, Behoul of Practical Euglish, ool of Shorthand and ‘Typewriting. hol of Telegraphy and Electrical Science, ebool of - peuceriun Penmanship. School of Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, Day and night sessions ioscow,, Call or send for illustrated catalogue free. VENCEL, LL.B, Principal; SARA A. be23 HENKY C. 3! CER SPENCER, Vice Praucipal. FINANCIAL MAN & CO, iG Gormerly of this city, INVESTMENT BANKERS, Sun Diego, Cal SEVEN AND FIGHT PER CENT INTEREST. J OHN SEL. | WITH THE VERY BEST OF KEAL ESTATE SECUR- ITY, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAIDIN WASHINGTON OR NEW YORK, AS DESIRED, San Diego is one of the most promising cities of the Pacific coast. Correspondence solient 7 JNO. W. MACARTNEY, Member N.2. Stock’Ex, CORSON & MACARTNEY, GTOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W., Bunkers and dealers in Goverument Bonds, Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collecti Railrond Stocks aud Bonds, aud all eecuriues listed On the | xchanves of New York, Pluladelphia, Boston and Baltiwore Lought and so.d. A specialty muic ot wvestinent securities, District Bouds wud aii Local Rauroad, Gas, Iusurauee and 1el- ephoue stock dealt in American Beli J elephone St: ck bought and sold. jy18 __ BICYCLES UNDKJES FOR *UYCLIS15. Q In addition to the largest and most com| AMERICAN °CYCL. ud the only | Private Yard in th y SSiv for 1n= struction, We carry a new of BE CHAINS, GRAPHITE. ENAMEL, LAMP pe Whicel and Lamps), 3, SPORE GKIPs, ‘Ask ior a copy oi Sufeties at ail pr Vi S&CO., apli-3m 14th st uw, LERIES, CXCLING KIN, G2 is St. pow. (near 9th st DAKTS. PsxCi's, OKMMOXDL's, Le.GUE'S, 2 DANDY’; NATIONAL'S, JUNU'S AND. ICE, 18 te 140, ¢ udinw, @1, Ladies or Gents. Purchasers Tauyh Free, SALESOUM, Cor. Oth and E sts. ew. BpZtusys Berke EXCH ANG Cth st naw. FALE. COR. MASS. AVE. AND & SON will buy, sci or five years’ experienoe mink Ux a thal, Kenting, wah iS-2tu> BOOKS AND STATIONERY iu «Ld repairing. Gi TIL FURTHER NOTICE. ens Works, 3¢ Calf, 15 ‘vols, $13; reduced to ne's Wosks, Cloth, § vols, 810; re Meumivirs'or Count Graumont, 89 Jady Wid te Camwestiun, Di i 1 ty 80.5 $15; reduc ored, Iitustraced, Exposition, Madsut: 15; reduced Ameriean, 812. 12-3 ~ GENTLEMEN H. D. Bane, IMPORTER AND TAILOR, SPRING AND SUMMER 1890. Full Stock of FOREIGN SUITINGS, BUSINESS, &c., &C.. RECELVED AND UP£N FOR YOUR INSPECTION. H. D. BARR, 1i11 Penna. ave, GOODS. 5S my6 | PPOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE May, N. J. | BO iecommodaes 300 wasata. ‘Open all the year. { Omnibus and sea water tree baths frec to xuesta, Line fiuest suuumer and winter rewrt on the coust. House withio nity feet of the surf, m3-6m ES & STEFFNER, Proprietors. AE RE! » ATLANTIC CITY, NJ., ei tgmuenses Avenue ear the Beach,” jnorouehiy ea mhI-3m_ W. EB. CHEESEMAN Wp ME DENNIS, ATLANTIC CIT), Sa cess cud of Siichigan ave. ; opeti ali the year, ALL iiodern conveniences, 110-6m JOSEPH H. BORTON, Proprietor WHE CHALFONTY, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ Ov the beceb, North Carolina sve. Unobstructed coean view. falt water bathe iu the house, Elevator. Now open. isda E. ROBERTS & SONS, __HOUSEFURNISHINGS. A full line of GAS COOKING STOVES On hand and for sala WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. mb31 2, 18, 9, 4, 1, 12. 22, 5, 9, 12. G, 12, 15, 21, 18. ‘These figures are the numbers of the alphabet which spell out the name of the VERY HIGHEST GRADE SPRING WHEAT PATENT FLOUR Manufactured in the world, the justly Celebrated BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR, And for sale by the following First-class Grocers: CHARLES 1, KELLOGG, Masonic Temple. W. E. ABBOTT, 1721 Pennsylvania ave, andcor, 11th and H ste, GEORGE E. KENNEDY & SONS, 1209 F at. and 1116 Connecticut ave. B. F. BACON, €40 Pennsylvania ave. G.G. CORNWELL & SON, 1412 Pennsylvania ave. C. C. BRYAN, 1413 New York ave, BEALL & BAKER, 486 Pennaylvaniasve. K. E. WHITE, 635 Louisiana ave. 8. BR WATERS, 1342 7th st, 4. 0, WRIGHT, 1632 14th at. n.w, BURCHARD & CO., 354 Peunaylvanis ave. W. T. GIVER, cor 34 and H sts, uw, aptt-wks® § m19 HE SWEET AND RICH TONED KRAKAUER Pianos, spokeri of by artists in terms of bia praise are avid at reasonable figures at KUHN'S Temple of Music, uniny and repairing. 209 G st.nw. a, Leavisa Assrevvents. DECKER BROS. WEBER FISCHER ESTEY 1VEKS & POND ESTEY ORGANS. ESTEY ORGANS. MODERATE PRICES, EASY TERMS, Old instruments taken in part payment, Tuning and Kepa ring. PIANOS, ‘Lelepbone 620, SANDERS & STAYMAN, O34 F street northwest, 13.N. Charles #t., Baltimore, Md. no 217 Main at, Richmond, Va. HE HARD: UPRIGHT PIANO IS THE ONLY Fiano made in the world which positively im- proves with use, in all climates. ‘ibis is a very strong Assertion, but we can substantiate it by testimony which is ‘irresistible, Other piauos deteriorate, owing to the foundation-tone bi invariably metallic, the Hardiman method of construction, however, which 38 based upon the violin principle of resonate only tends to deveiop the beuntiful tone which e in the very basis of the instrument, W, G. ZEKOTT & CO, 1110 Fst Ton KER F it Ee FF > 8 e. = my T Ut kee F Prize Medal Paris Exposition. 00 first premém indorsed Uy over 100 rmusic schools and colleges fot Guraiility. | Old Pianos teken in exchange. ‘The ouly Upneht that can take the pluce of «Grand. O21-bm PEEIFFER & CONLIFF, 514 11th st. aw. K UK BBE KK B FE Bs ie R BB ERR UNEQUALED 5 WORKMANSHIP Special attention of “Purchasers” is invited to their “New Artistic Styles,” hushed iu deswus of HIGH- Est DLCOKATIVE’ AKA, Vianos for revt, SECOND-HAND PIANOS.—A large assortment comy rising almost every well-known make m the country, in thorough repair, will be closed out at very low figures. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered bot a prices eid in terme, which will be arranged on EASY MONLY INSTALMENTS when desired. WM. KNABE & CO, as Si7 Market space. Parma. COMMERCIAL PRINTING, Law Printing, Churchand School Printing, Amuse- ment Printing, PosterPrinting and Book Binding, NEW TYPE, New Presses, Improved Machinery, Skilled Workwnen, NEW YORK PRICES Mail orders carefully filled. ROBERT CLARKE, Printing, Paper Supplies and Stationery, BUSINESS OFFICES, 920 F 8T. N.W. Washington, D.C. ‘If you need anything in the above line send postal and agent will call, mh26-ly ‘& WALLACE Nee MEGA EAS axp son prrvrens, ‘Yrinting of every description neatly executed. 1107 mt new Estimates furnished. TL. McQUEE! (buccessorto McQueen & BOK & JU’ PRINT J108-1116 E st. a, w, LEGAL, COMMERCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL PRINTING. E WOK ONLY. mi7 Kk. LEON, ‘The Oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies’ Physician m tue City, can be consulted daily, 464 C st., between 43¢ end 6th 5. We Prompt treatment. Consultation strictly tial. ‘ate rooius for Ladies, Medici #1 Ottice LADIES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICIS OF Laperienced Femme Puysiciun should cousult or Mrs. WILSUN, 1205 Pirk place n.e., between B Lasts. ne. Lidies only. iemed3, nd Teliabie treatment, Only gouuine cian in the city, Established 1859. D ‘onfiden- S, Plil = WISE.—DR. BROTHERS, 000 BST, BRA speared botursine sud snads oath thot be ike Oldest Estab xpert Specialist iu this city, td will ruaraute ! ALL Cuses Ol priVutedisesses en aud furnish medicine, Or Le charge; cousuita- jon und nuvice free at ally hour of the day. Sub- feribed and swort to Letore me by br. BRUSHES, SAMUEL C, MILLS, 3 Notary Publican and tor tue Dostrice of Coiumbig Wis Gu vay of duly, 1899. dais Laas” N CONTRADICTE! HERS is the vides.- you can . YOK Bist. aw. Pattention paid to ail diseases peculiar tw jmugriied or single, Forty years’ a? ANHOUD © or two of Dr. BROT! cure any case of Ne It imparts vigor to w DOU Bat. sw. ij A BOTTLE ating Cordial Lity aud loss of whole systeu. a= 1m" STONE IN hit's Disease, Loss of Dyspepsia, Con XM Wil nerve power. Male or Female, ¥ ITH THE the Biaider, Diabetes, ts) Vigor, Upitiu” Bavit, Kbeuinatisin, Malaria, Lbsomiua ang semale 1 ‘Oftice treatinent. JOHN N. WEBB. 1425 New ork ave, STAMP FoR anohe your bust cl sbsolutely yusrauteed ous miniled forth ‘Tremont st. Boston, BLISHED AND vu be consuited duly at her residetwe, #Ul 1 eta. to9 pau; with Ladies on); SUFFERERS PROM VARICOSE other obstinate swellings will ticd immediate relief by use of ELASTIC STOCKINGS, Wis tLELS, BELIS, Ko, | dor directious tor iewirement, prices ana styles, address = GOUDXEAK RUBLi RK CO MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager. To Routbaspron tLoudon, uve), B 0 Bor map ton (Laudon, vre), Bremen. Fulda, Tuca.. May 0, 7 abu. Wed. May 7,8 am; Lider, Sit, May 10, 10'a1u.; Aller, Wed, 14,3 pau.; Werra, sat, May 17, May 21,5 am, Couitortabie ‘state rooms, excellent table, Inxurious saloon appommtuments. Prices; Ist $100 ward & berth, accurdiug to location IMOUP, Y29 Penn. Ve. y ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 8.8, 60. Balumore to Bremen dict, Dleamsulps: Karisruhe (mew), 6,000 tous. ithein, 3,500 tons Stuttucurt, rs een ee Dresden, “ 5,500 * Hermann, “ - Meee tone woakMehee t e Spueudid accommodations, wood table.” Rates from oe to $100, ipo i ag of roomy, or part oP E.F. DROP, Agent, #£XPRESS SERVICE between NEW YORK, SOU TH- AMPTON and HAMBUKG by the poem Taney — ‘twin-screw steamers of aoe 0 tons aid 500 to 16,000 horse power, THIn LiNé HOLDs 1HE KECURD FORK FASTEST TKIbs 10 AND FROM SOCTHAMPIUN AND THE CONTINED1. Act ocean voyage only SIX DAYS, Steuer noxtelnt r nalery. ‘and coutort, Lurvigh ‘tebe feuden aie Paria “apply te toon © mh? wisedinn fe ave., Wanhingsto} SCHORR TIC EXPRESS SERVICE. LIVERPOO! 1 YiA GULENSTO' Steanally City: of Howe fivat New ek May 31, June 2s, Te August 23. to 81 i sekivi ke By | ‘SAND | r PENN! potne TRACK. STEKL RAILS. TRAINS LEAVE ot ‘Pullman Ay 10 th Sleeps __ RAILROADS. _ NANTA ROUTE EST, AND SOL SPLE: fect Alarch <, 18WO. ND B STREE the West, Chicago us, Wa Sembee daily, except Saturday, With Sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago. St. Louw Chicaro ‘and Cinctunsd Express, 3°30 pti daily: Parlor Car Washington to ue Cars Harrisburg ati, and Diving Western ky ate Warhinxt sn ts Chieazo. aaa"se Om Lou: Sleeping Care Lows, pa. DID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, buled “Cars at 10:50 am. &m. daily to Columbus and ae Care from Pitsburg to Co- risbUrE, and Slee; ASHINGTON. FROM STATION AS POLLOWS ted wo Chicara, ‘Ctucago and Harrisbare to St daly, with Louis, connecting daily at Harrisburg with throucb Sleepers tor Loumville aad Me: Press, 10:00 p.m. daily, for Px Sleeper with through to Chie: ALA For brie, Cauan: For Willa: anu. PiLLLAD ELD! Fu, 7 ‘Accout. 6-00 p. for Boson withct OF, ASTOOKIy i, |. dersey Gty with "boats : daily. For Baitimore, 6. 24200 mua’ a3 tia’ aly 4 1 ma, except Sunday bau | CHADS. PUGH, 4:10, 10:00 ana Tito en, So! For Aunapolis, 7-20, 9:00 am., 12 Qsily, except Sunday. Sundaye, Pat. Week days, Bor tichimoud wud the south, Accommodation 4:35 p. Treius leave Alexandria for Washi 8:00, 9:10, 30:15.1107 a.m: i a0. IMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROA! Por ay Canandaigua Rochester and soma Fells daily, except sunday +3:1Vem. daigua and Kecbester Asily; for But- talo ahd Niagara daily except Saturdas,10:00 pm, ‘With Sleep:mx Car Washiugton to Rochester. — port, a even sud bimiraat 10.50 atl, exc nday. For siiitur Guay. End ly HLA, 1:20 D baie 3 Express of . 10, 10-01 =i, daily. it change, 35, 720, 821 40 a, 1 240, 4:40, 6-00, 0, B2to. 3 dU, 4:00, 4:10, 6-00, G,10:00 apd 11 20 pane ee “reek Line, 7:20 am, aud 4:40 p.m. daily, OSand 4:20 p.m, wu 7:45am. Sundays. 4: 8:10, 7205, B20. 10:3. ama 11:05 pa. Ua Sun: day st 9:10 und 11:07 am.; 2:00 35s odd , e2U aud 10:4. ‘Tickets and information at the office, northeastoor- er ot 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, the etstion, wLere orders can be left for the chockilg of CHER deegpetion som botels and resiacic “ K. WOO) m, 0p Bunday, Pullman 40 220 "pau. Oa Sunday. nd 30 and 10:57 am 1k. Wook day's, jon, 6:0, 7 Pacific bx, ary and the West, ‘to Pittsburg, end Pittsburg Sew S3ke axp THE RAST. 0, 9:00, 11-00 and 11:40 am., 2:10, S21 Pariot Cars, except Sunday, and 4.00 pu abt Oar. «ADELPHIA ONLY. uu. Week daywand 8:10 p.m daily. 3: lo p.m. every day. ¥.. all throug trains couueck at of brooklyn Annes, afford tt Fulton strect avoiding ‘ress New Lork City, > Lisa) ain, week daym 2 THE EVENING STAR is offered to the pu lic, in good faith and with confidence, os THR BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN | THE UNITED STATES. In point of fact, it may be truthfally said that it is without an equal in this respect any where in the world. ‘These averments are borne out by the figures given below, which are compiled from the sworn weekly statements printed in the paper S 8 G5. "10:50, o nae SS} < heat EEEeoi ra ; AL gay | oh Such Monday im the year, cod eonteaned BA 10h aed"It 07 py is hatin’ S| Svorage duty circulation of the payer deri EY eg 10:07 em. 2:34 O51, B03 aud erage daily circulation o! eo pape ag Acectun.cGation for Quantico, 7-45 am and 4.55 | Pe Year 1889, published im Tue Sram on the 18th of January, 1890. Briefly stated, the points upon which the ‘above claim is based are these: That— 1. The Star has three times the cireu- Intion of any other paper in Washing- ton! 3-00, at _ General Manawer, fep2l) Geb. Pus. Agent — 2 The Star's circulation in Washing- I ICHMOND amp Dine ae mn VAD CO. ton is double that of all the other daily S Je in effect MARCH 2, INyu, 8:30 am.—bast Tenue Mail, daily for Ws " Dlished the city added to- ton, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Lynchoune soi | PAPOre Stations between Alexandria and Ly uchburg, Koanoks, 1, Kuoxville, Chattanoowa and Memphia Pulisuah sleeper Wasuiugton to Korue, Ga. 4 au— Fast Mail Aad ai Bat aL lottesville, | | | Au | j Birmu Ca ‘counecti Charlottesviiie, with a Pulliuan 11:00 p.m. Dauvilie, Ki Atlanta, Ashevilie, “Chariotte, xian, Montgomery, Pullman Blecper an Sleepers Atlanta to New Urle mau Sleopsr Danville to Columbia aud Augusta. Puil- wav Sleepers Washington to Ciuciunali vie C. aud Q. —Daily, except Sunday, for Man SU Pa wily via Lynchburg, Bristol and Chat- tanooga, Pullman Vestibule wee ped w Auguss and Gaitiorms. “Pui New Orieans via Atlanta aud | Sleeper Wastiugton to y for Cul Stations Chesapeake and Ohio Route, t, Dauville and stations be- Vilie, Greensboro’, Kaleigh, Auxusta,” Atlanta, Orieaus, Texas aud ew York to AUonta « ing theuce tor 2 Louisville, tran 'W —Southern Express day for Lynchburg, ‘aieigh, Asheville, liman Vestibul Arkansas polite. tu.—Westerl Bxprens daily Charlotte, Moutgomery, New Orlean. ‘Car Washington to Montgomery. riningbam, Ala. gether!t 3. The Star bas a larger and fuller circulation im the city where printed, im proportion to reading and purchas- ing population, than any ether news: paper im the world!!! 4. The Star has the largest regular and permanent heme circulation of any twe-cent afternoon paper in the United States II1t lpeper. Char- Puur ‘ashingtou to In support of these claims and to show the constantly increasing circulation of the paper, Sttention is invited to the figures following: ‘Colus Pula DAILY CIRCULATION Ix 18R5-86-87-88-89, and Geonia Pacific ratiway. "and. Pui Slecvwe ISSS. ISS6. INS7. ISSS, INS®, Washington to Ashoville apd Mut Sy " | Babtuty: “lao Waskington 19 Augusts vis Dasvies | AN.-.20,456 23,388 25,470 26,38 27.844 parlotte, Fes. 029 26,299 200 Traius ch Washington and Obto division leave Wash- 22,029 24,321 26,299 27,161 20, Gully etsive Heise Day ay ee SUMdAY ad 4:4 pus. | MAR...25,569 25,504 26,008 27,400 34,968 e Kou: a.m. and 7.2 ea m Prasat ine Poud MUL G-00 amy. daily’ad 12.29 | APR.22,572 24,227 25,575 27,108 29,552 . dally except j erciving Washineon 8:30 Rim end’s0p Gan MAY. 22,474 24,359 25,742 26,722 29,616 ‘Through " — Lomchoaer arive te Weta Dan- | JUNE..21,933 23,902 25,116 27,453 30,173 Ag, Rs ik aa Lennesgce, Brin SULY..21,406 23,186 24,870 26,363 29.630 Peake aud Ohio ryute and Charlottesvillo at "48 pay | AUG...21,445 22,364 24.550 25,521 25,595 fed 7-10 p.m aud 7-034.m. Strasburg localat 102 Sert..21,033 sigs 24,905 onnes 2475, “fickets, al rese! mati Oct. - furained, td bagged of Poo ten meactgperced anti gsnanpespanedintaycoqndeaqeae ui aVe, r ; . syivaula ave, audat station, Penusylveuia | Nov...22,049 23,651 23,697 25.Si4 31,053 _mbL JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gon. Pass. Agent | DE0...23,000 24,057 26,406 26,752 31,653 Barrnore Axo Ouro Rano wecgdule In cect Deouuber aise > | Avge. 22,123 24,682 23,484 27,059 50,090 Taare Ween eS calus ed Goce Tew FemF | tncrease....... 1,558 1803 1,505 3,008 For Chicago and Northwest, express day 11 or Lexuugion For Wincuer: For Luray, 5:40 for Baitimore, 3 0, Y 9 200, 6:20, sud 1) 200 pom. Bapolis 6:40 sud For stations ou $030 am, $1 10:30am, dor Gaichersbu Bi, 11 200, *S 22 or Node au $1200 vou, Piroz Fre B, } am. aud 1 Dem. dailv a4 * 4200, TD: | fo:0 pau. + and *10:3 pan. irpius leave #1100 a, bight. Gays 4:00 am TExcept Suuday, other 3. . ODE! ‘Gen. Man: i 4 o'clock am, 10r hiatton Greeks Le and Chapuco aud day aiternoons. aay Lm and For Aunspolis, 6:40 and 8:30 a, Pw. Ou Sundays, 3:50 eu, bungays, 5:57 a.m. 4 bleepins car on the 10:50 dor Philadelphia, Newar Adelphia, 15,00 aus Traius Jeave Philadelphia for “Bio, "41:10 am, tis ‘4 For Atisuue City ut 12 :¥Y neon, POTOMAC ent pan, lo week days, « 49 winu! oud The pan 11:3 p.m, intermediate stations, 17:00p.25 ‘Church train leaves Washington on Sunday at 1:10 be. mopping at all statics ou Metrypuiitan Braue, erick, TO ‘Sundays, 1:10 pan, For Muxerstown, 111-20 am, and +5 :30 p.m. Tuiusarrive frou Chicago datiy 11:45 ain, and 9:06 p.m. ; from Cauciuuali aud St. Louis daly 3249 50 bau. ; trom Pittebuds 740 wu, Bios TLL EU a, To: NiW LOKK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION, or New York, Trenton, Newark and bilzabe 9:20, "12:00 wan, "2:5u, “+ juiet parlor cars On aii du iraina, mu, opel at 9 °LY pu, Wiuuune ton anid Ces TD2UU, “Use, "AZ LUT BALL, 2 0U, “EES, © For intermediate points between Bultimoreand Pui. 20 Btn, 92 200, 15:19 pa, (ork for Waslin Oe ty *O:00 p.m. Py *Dauy. 619 aud 1301 Fa, ave, aud at Depot. Citas. 0. ager. y LEAY: For was au ML daver Lana: tawon } days down and Weanoedays up. im Port Lo Saepiaet Tanti | pan end Indiabapolia, veland, Vestibuled Limited | exproes daily 41:20 a.m. aud express 5:40 pun Sud Local Stations 110-30 auk ef Bud Way SLAdOUS, TOS p-ta 4:00, 5 00, 6:40, 7.2 21200, 12:04, $0 minutes au, p.m cre Metropolitam Branch, 16:4) | U pau. Jor principal etalious vies | 0 abd 19:3, For Kock Ville and Way pistions, 14-35 p.m Ud interuediate poluts, “9:00. jashiugton *4. “ sSunday only Baxxuge called ior and checked from hotels avd ree | ideuces by Uuiou Trausier Co. op cruers ieit at acne) | Gen. RIVER BOATS. \HE STEAMER “MAITA Whart every Buuday, Tuesday and Thursday, Of this remarkable average aggregate of 80,090 copies circulated daily, no more tha 1,102 copies are sent out of the city by mail, and 1,106 go to suburban places, by express, railway trains, etc., leaving as a net circulation i the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO- | PORTION of 923; PER CENT, or AN AGGRE- GATE of 27,882 copies! Of this number, | 21,142 were delivered dally by regular carriers at the homes of permaneut sub scribers. The remaining 6,740 copies represent the salee | Over the ofice counter, at the news stands, end by newsboys. But of this latter number a very | large proportion is supplied regularly to per- | Manent residents of tue city living in lodgings, &c. (not householders), so that its whole circula | fou may be literally said to be in the family | Circle, While its aggregate circulation there- | fore gives Tue Srar a distinctive and enviable | position in modern journalism, the fullness of | its home circulation, the extent to which it is relied upon by members of the household, and particularly by the pur- chasing portion of the community, are | the marked characteristics of the paper, | to which po other daily journal now published can furnish a parallel. This is no idle boast on the part of the paper, | Tt isa well established fact, demonstrated to the full satisfaction of the sagacious and enter- | prising bueiness men of Washington, who seek and know where to find 1HE LARGEST | RETURNS FROM TEE MONEY PAID OUT FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the growth of Tux Sran’s advertising patronage. Nothing can more surely illustrate the | esteem in which any article is held by the public than a constantly increasing demand for it—day by day, weck by week, month by month, and year by year,—in the face of ad- verse claims and pretentiouscompetition. The (do uBLUbes), 1G, VS wy “8 250 aud 113 scULL, Puss. Ag’. £8 71H ST, ies as Lar Steamer EXC) days, Wednesdays ou the wharf, nlg apply to wb8-6n | anetuduiaon, i Soe PULUMAC NEW Lion ahd Lecuardwwn, bhepherds. See schedule, JOHN B FADUEL A, Agt Hawiey’s, 14tu and For further information ‘elephone WM. P. WELCA, 5: iy tas VERNON. STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN, Capt. L. L. Blake, eaves Tui-st. wuurt auily (except poerine Ly a at 104.00. veach- iuKTOR al “30 pa. |. fare, round wap, $1, Hicluding edimission to grounds ELSIOK, Irom 7 Uh st and Fridays, at © pam. EXCLUSIVE CONNECTION WITH BOSTON AND PROV iba. vitices, G1Y aud 1391 hork ave 145-5, SHIVER La. aS. SILAMEL “wakes Leaves 7th-st. wharf on MUNDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUKDAYS at 7 aim. Keturuitig TULSVAYS, PRIDAYS aud DUND)15 p.m, touching at Liver Landings aus taras Noma Crock, Va, St Clemente bay Md. Comaects with Buana 0.4016 i ‘Ce SIRAMEKS, Atrip, $3. Tickets and rooms ben go t company's office, | jupt, and Gen. Agi OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Baitimore sud River Landings Steamer SUE, Capt. Geogbewan, leaves Stepheusou's wharf every buuday at 4 ewok pou. bor turther wauvrmetion STEPHENSON & BKO., beveuth pireet Whar, | sisiay dona Saud Stouaays aud figures following tell the story on this point: Loudsuge tit Wicemicy 1: ors . JUNEN, HUMBER OF NEW Z£DVPETISEMUNTS .KINTED & 7h st. wharf = a $8 su Mo NOKFOLE AND FORTRE! MUNKOE, wari Mon- Isso 4.556 4,529 5.498 Ne e088 5.528 Paave, aud | | ToraL 41,199 But it is not alone ix iacrease of a’ rticiny is shown, The larger space required for advertiscments during the year 1889 a8 compared with that occupied ia 1898 is even more striking. The average daily space | ments in 1983 was 25.10 co! wei IFLD” une, or 7779.co! ee ee S_ | for the year; whereas for the PROFESSIONAL. average was 2.75 columns, oF 9923 clumns ia a a — === | the aggrogate, being « total gain over the pre ee dani vions yearof L444columns! And this, it mast ep29-1ttt *104isst.nw. | be remembered, cousisted exclusively of the pe. ;ONDEMYUL Gifted : 3i THE ONLY W ME, DREANER, SL ONDEKEUL. edis ail events of Life. Ulfice hours, ¥ ata. tov pi un Dunday trou am WSSU Pe tlyry Vth Bw. rays Lin! i. } THE OLD-FSTABLISHED ONLY prey ‘Astruloyer and Medium! 10 tne sity ane born | ordinary overyday business advertising, nothing in the way of tax sales, poll tists, election returns, | @tc., such as occasionally swell the business of political organs, being included im its patrom | ago. ‘Churveyaut, ducateu per’ ebty th private parlors at SUS. mw. Prot Gaal rt wit aus wenuertuivrebivetsc git a | Ip conclusion, it fs only necessary to way that, ecdas sigue: fewviSer, causes | im proportis charactet or stolen: Anw be s neem j ib jon to the extent and high chitaiy treatin Siencaitte age a Spano am we du : ry = CLATRVoyY- born ogee Low" the seventh taal to boo une ‘eUii influences; cuLLdeLtia wuvice Of ite circulation, Tuy Srau’s advertising rates take rank with the very lowcst im the country, and to add, finally, that every statement hereip made can be abundantly verified) THE CIR CULATION OF THE PAPER Is SWORN TO; ITS PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS ARB OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND ITS BOOKS MAY BE INSPECTED BY ANY ONE HAVING AN INTERESS iN THEM LkawTNATION “Kever: bees ‘Rave failed,