Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1890, Page 7

GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, BAKER & CO0.’S ~ Breaklas Cocoa is bey 79° No Chemicals Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER = CO. Dorchester, Mass. m. wf-117t Pears’ Soal (Scented ~— Unecented) Pp BEAUTIFUL | COMPLEXION. THE GREAT ENCLIGH REMEDY. s Pills Passenger—Porter, don’t put your nasty Paste Blacking on these Shoes, They are blackened with Wolff's AGME 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 Reet Riacling for Men, Women and Children. Orcs Crenit Pras. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIG- ERATORS, STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS INGENERAL. LOW FOR CASH OR ON EaSY WEEKLY OK MONTHLY PAYMENTS, Foplar Bed Room Suites from $15 ap. ‘Onk Bed Room Suites from €25 up. Walnut Bed Room Suites from 840 up. Farlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush, $35 ap, ingrain Carpet from 25¢. per yard up. Brussels Carpet from 75c. per yard uy (ui Cloths from *45c. per yard up, (PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASE. AM Carpeta Sewed and Laid Free of Charge We guarentee the customer againat any loss in matching, aswe charge only for the net number of yards neces- wary to cover the floor. It will pay you tocall on us before purchasing else. where, aa you will find our Lower and Terms Jasier than any other bouse in The city. Ca8H DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS. P.GROGAN ‘730and 741 7thetaw mb3-3m Tue Syspreare Crorarxe Cowraxy. ‘We hereby announce to the public that we, the mem- bers of the syndicate, must positively close out $20,000 of our enormous stock of Fine Clothing for the benefit of Mr. A. Lustic, who is obliged to withdraw from the firm on account of his health. We have decided to close out this amount of gvods in the next fourteen days. ‘This sale will positively uot commence until the 24th day of April, at 9 o'clock a1. ‘This is neither @ fire, assignee,creditor nor bankrupt sale of shoddy trash, but s strictly legitimate, bona fide sale, carried on by res Rot wish to rob the peo) selew du. by x1¥ing cheap, aliodd; ae caort cour ‘These Sx for theinselve “A wood pair of Fane ee pos sisi Fanta ali wool, $1.62; positively tixely worth $1.73, 25; positively worth $9. Serge Suits (Blue and Gray), 85.62; 1u'@ All-wov Positively worth $1 Meus Rech ute, €8.25,; positively worth 17. ‘Suita, 814.25; posi- b B35. is not eee m> vey refunded, at the large ry brick buiiduy Coustie 9TH AND E STS. N.W Dex Goons. 25, 50, a ‘ured Cashinere, one yard wide, Woo! Pcauutui Live Drews ¢ Ginghams, 8 au Festher Proof Ticking, Te. Larwe Line W tine EStee Size Lace Tidy. 1 Gents’ Balbringan Undersbirta, 25¢. enw’ Cniaundered Sbirte:So'and 48a, Fable Linen, tast colors, 20e. Bieached 25 00-yard Spool Silk. Se. Dress Makers’ Cambric, Se. Ladies’ Night Gowns, ‘aud 50c. ‘T. B. TOWNER & SON, 1316 7th st nw, y [08 1 Bide, doula Enses. sold Tor toe, ‘un select shat you want at 5c. per About 10 degen Ladies" Colored, creqular tuade Seal re. tay x UBLE CouBiNa Ho, Pane Taxon I Kyow. SOME I DON’T KNOW. 1 KNOW that J au selling the cheapest Oak Suits in Sg selling the cheapest Parlor the city, 827-50 to e100. pone TRNOW Tuave Noob Hall-room Suite, Wash Stand ‘able aud Bed, 1, woop, kiss: mice stropg 7 . have Mattings as low ss you cap buy make sotien stretch ove hundred cents, no matter wet you oa ERSONTT have &cisan SEW STOCK. ng old ahop- ‘Porn styles to run off duris TASoW you willhave aes king around.” and no Watter what you want burg come and see ¥ c 2 T KNOW why pat ert ta than our advertised price. Bix Ci i Tumbiers, ry luc. I don’t kuow why people doubt our sh onl statements bere they try us batt I 3: aby other way to let you know what T have tat teyell pou (aue-seat Chairs, ry Viewua Chairs, sk ara Mabowany vo 7 2 "t kvow any better ait on than those ‘who visit my doub .”- 1 kaow I buy the Goods ryght a hem cheap Lay ‘. 1 don't know why <ople wilt fool themselves and buy on insesiinans peyias 5 26 for Wire Bed spriagn the sane as cr $2.46, abd everything in proportion Sits abouT 1. es ee Eos cinta to comsy the iersestnaes bie elargest suche butt ius to cut the. beat prices. yOu sen wot Sad eee GRASTY, The Pusher, Furniture, China Glass, &e., Cheap for Cash, 220-6 2010-12 70d st aw. Gar ‘Tue cc Busy. THE CONCORD BaRNES& LUTZ & BRO, 407 Penn. sve, adjoining National Hotel ‘Trupe aud Satchels uf best make at low prices, wt CITY AND _DISTRICT. > “Onward and upward” is the motto of Taz Evexixo Stan, Onward in its extending influence, upward in its circulation and adver- tising business. The increase is » steady, healthful one. A HOME FOR AGED PRINTERS. Bf win Nj Celebrate the Birth- aes bap See a Dr. Geo. W. Childs, Today the printers of the country are celebrating the birthday of Geo. W. Childs in an interesting manner. Four years ago Mr. Childs and Mr. Drexel presented to the Inter- g | sin, Typographical Union a check for $10,000, to be disposed of as seemed best to {the union, It was decided to make this the | nucleus of a fund to be used in time in found- | ing « home for aged union printers. That | fund already exceeds €25,000. i On Mr. Childs’ balers ( the 12th of May, all | the union printers east of the Mississippi make | # voluntary contribution.to the fund equivalent to the sum they receive for the composition of 1,000 ems of type. Or, as they say, they “set up 1,000 ems for the Childs’ fund.” The price’ per thousand varies in different cities, but it averages up pretty well, and every 12th of May the fund receives a big addition. | On Mr. ‘Drexel’s birthday, which comes |im September, all the union printers |west of the Mississippi go and do likewise and the fund takes another upward | step. In Washington there are about 1,200 | printers, and it is thought that today the fund | will receive at least £500 from thie city alone. Already the International Union owns tract of about 80 acres of land near Colorado Spriugs, Colo., which was do- nated as a site for the home, and here it is expected the home will be built as soon as the size of the fund will justify the move. Tonight the printers of this city will give « banquet, st which wnumber of rominent ex-privters, who have also achieved fame in other lines of life, will be present, well as « few others, who, though not printers, are well known for their heir tnterest in the craft. A MISUNDERSTOOD ~ CONGRESS, What Delegate Flint Says of the Work of the Mr. Chas. R, Flint of New York, s member of the Pan-American congress, was in the city Saturday and, together with Mr. W. E. Curtis, was in consultation with Secre- tary Blaine several hours, Mr. Flint and Mr. Curtis were seen at the Arlington {by Sram reporter and said they were assisting in prepering the reports of tho Pan-American Congress for presentation to the United States Congress. There was, they said, nothing of general interest to be iven to the public at the present time. Mr. Flint, who although largely interested in tho rubber business never stretches the facts, axid he looked for much good to result from the international congress. The sessions being secret, the press haa not given the whole action to the public, and the subject, h thought, was not well understood by those who criticise the conference. While he was far from indorsing the McKinley bill he saw no hostility between that measure and the ciprocity recommendations of the conference, which are satisfactory alike to protectionists ber free traders, the latter seeing in them an approach toward the practice of free trade principles, while e former noted & practical extension of the home market. The conference was provided for bya democratic President and Congress and was carried out by @ republican executive and Con- gress, 80, e said, there coul®? be Ro politics in it and it should not be looked Upon ina partisan light. He thought that under s reciprocity treaty with the American | republics there could be oar eny of other —_countries juggling in tao ray under cover of law, for in these hay the cable and telegraph inform the world of every consignment, The reports of the conference would, he aaid, be presented to Congress within three or four weeks, and then the world could better judge of ita works. iene A Medical and Dental Commencement. The commencement exercises of the medical and dental departments of the National Uni- versity will be held at Lincoln Music Hall to- morrow evening. Mr. Justice Miller, chan- celior of the university, will confer the degrees. Prof. Louis Kolipinski will deliver the address to the graduating class and Prof. John T. Winter, president of the faculty, will award the rizes.’ ‘The valedictory will be pronounced by Bharles M. Buchanan. The exercises will be varied with music by the Marine Band. The graduates in medicine are John A. Daly, D.D.S., and Char! 8. Hodgson of this city, Charles M. Buchanan and Edwin Gladmon, Phar. D., of Virginia; Finley H. Calvert, D.D.S.. of Louisiana; Richard C. Fisher of Pennsylvani and A. F. McMaster of Canada. The i dentistry are Richard P. Cronin an i dh? this city, J. W. Hollingsworth of View Theodore Erck of Missouri, Herbert fora of New York and Benjamin F. Odell of Dols. William aie, Her Mouth Full of Gold Pieces. Policeman Cotton of the fourth precinct arrested a colored woman in South Washington last Thursday night who gave her name as Mary Smith, She was in a cab with a male com- panioa, and the officer charged her with dis- orderly conduct. When he arrived at the sta- tion the prisoner refused to be searched, but she offered a $20 gold piece as collateral. The officer noticed that she had something in her mouth. When she opened her mouth three 10 gold pieces fell on the floor. The search was continued and €25 more in gold money was found on her, and before going back into the cell two more #10 gold pieces were taken trom her mouth. Friday she was turned over to the Alexandria authorities and taken to that city, where she is charged with the larceny of €105 in gold and a gold watch and chain, ga = atc halt The Weather Last Week. ‘The weather-crop bulletin of the signal office says: The week ending May 10 was cooler than ssl in all districts east of the Rocky moun- tains, except in southern New England and thence southward along the coast to Wilming- ton, N.C., over which section the temperature has been slightly in excess. Although the'season bas been unusually warm from the guif coast to the lake region, the crop conditions over this regionare generally reported ten to fifteen days late. The regi the week includes almost the enti east of the ee and sas.eastern Texas, Louisiana and South Dakota. Heavy rains also occurred in central North Car- olina, along the New England coast and in southern Wisconsin. The seasonal rainfail con- tinues in excess generally over the central valleys, the lake rexion, the northern portion ef a middle Atlantic ttates and in New Eng- Jand and also on the Pacific coast north of the thirty-fifth parallel The weather was geu- erally unfavorable for growing crops through- out the central valleys, the lake region and middle Atlantic states, owing to the unusually low temperature, which was attended by light frosts as far south as Tennessee and South Carolina. These frosts caused some damage to vegetables and fruit in the Mississippi valley, ana the cold weather retarded growth of the Principal crops in all sections, In the middle tlantic atates farm work was delayed by rain aad cial ouatant ar Ga Oke ple crops ure re- | ager condition. Froete on the 9th the middle Atlantic states did little damage and the fruit prospects are generally reported | 2 as good. | THE KENTUCKY CONTEST. | Mr. Carlisle Still Leads Against a Strong Field. Ex-Speaker Carlisle till leads in the race for the vacant Kentucky Senatorship, with 33 votes pledged out of the 116 in caucus. Ex-Governor Knott has 19, ex-Judge Lindsay 17, Gov. Buckner 9 and Congressman McCreary 18. The caucus is tonight and balloting begins tomor- row, All se yar cama sd pla Buck- = last night, Several v. are reserved for Reeves and Mr. Bord Winchester, ex- and Judge Reeves ore i rei mera comp ort will goto Curiae, ever, 2 su) + se Lindsey and and Buckner, _ Three Terrible Tornadoes. A cyclone struck Cedar Valley, county, Kan, yesterday, ings and killing four or five people. Northern Missouri was visited bys tornado which de- stroyed much property and killed several eee Wilson bnild- ple. Eightcen jured and number of mlenlobes tornado mhS1 which swept over nio, on Saturday evening. Farther — cation of Book Willer af Metional Bank of » MY., over $100,000, HOURS TO MEWY yorK| BA -viA— BAL TIVIGRE 2 FASTEST TRAINS IN AMERICA. NO EXTRA FARE ot ORIG FOR FAST TIME. : RR. PULLMAN CARS ON ALL TRAINS. By reason of the construction of a new bridge across the Schuylkill the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, wnder ite schedule of May 11, is enabled to offer an sccelersted Express Train Service between Wash- ington, Baltimore, Philadelphis and New York, the featest regular trains ever established upon this cop- tinent, ‘The fast time is rendered practicable by reason of the superior condition of the double track ‘steel roadway, excellence of equipment and elimination of stops. Followiug is the schedule: Leave Washington. 4.05 am, | *8.00am, } 10.00 am, { 12.00 noon, 12.45 p.m. 2.50 pm 3.35 p.m. 4.50 p.m, 5.35 p.m 6.15 p.m. | 7.05 p.m. 21.40 p.m | 10.30 p.m, | Arrive New York. 7.454am, 1105am. 12.50 pam, 317 pm. 6.15pm. 8.00pm. 9.45 pm, 3.00a.m. All Trains Run Daily, except the 8.00 a.m., which runs Daily, except Sunday, For additional trains to Baltimore, see Time Table, this paper. TICKET OFFICE, 619 AND 1351 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. STATION, J. T. ODELL, Goveral Manager. {m10-2t) NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND C STREET. CHAS, O. SCULL, General Passonger Agent. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. EDUCATIONAL. Norroux axp oup porst. FARE, 81.50. Steamers vant bog Loe street wharf at 5 p.m., Tues- day, Thursda; day and Sunday, Further infor mation Felej US "t ANO™ LEAVES es day, Tuesday and Thursday, Zotclock anu for Fut suing ver Landibus ao faF aa | Mattos Creek “Lands days down aud Wedn cedays Dursdays down aud Mouda; ent aud Wednesdays up tad Cuaptico wud ‘Landiuys ta Wicomico iver Tuce- day afternoous, G.T. JONES, Agent, my2-1 wharf, po NORFOLK AND YORTRESS NOME, Sresiner EXCELBION: from 7th st wharf Mon- days, Wednesdays and Fridays, at EXCLUSIVE CONNECTION wiTH “BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE 81 EAMERS. Fare: ‘ingle; round trip, $3. Tickets and rooms ai'braad O- beket odiees GLO eand 15D! Pa ayes and Hewiley’s, 14th and New York ave. For further informatiou inguire st company's offica, on the whart, ‘Telephou call 745-3. nlg WM. P. WELCH. Supt. and Gen. Agt OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. a ee and River Landings Steamer SUE, Gavt, Geoehean, leaves Biepheuson's wharf every Sunday at'4 wclock Win For further ‘information — STEPHENSON & BRO. mh8-6m Seventh ) Ges STEAMER W. W. Capt. ing Was and 2OR_ VER LANDINGS. y SEW THOS SHRaMaie SWaes ELD" Leaves, ‘whurf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS Paps Ckbavbat 7 am. Heturn: YS apd SUNDAYS p.m. ni Creek, touel ing at ver | ) andings ue tar as ements OCEAN STEAMER: j BR Drawings taunt tu twelve tenaonn \UARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO DRAW ® Life-size Crayon Portrait in Ten Auowledge of drawing necessary. J. W. REVS poe Ey m1 re SUMMER, ‘ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, 80 AF st. : best and cheapest pluce to leara Draw: ing and Paintiiy; instruction for all ages; private or iu classes; commencing immediately at huif price, 1D FREEHAND ORAYON, PORTRAIT cia Len an Expert who thoroughiy understands teachi Sons iven at pupils’ rewidences. No charge for fur- ther assistance after the course. Each pupil finishes & portrait during the course. A pleasant sccomplish- JaeBt, oF proptable occupation cheaply and guickly Jearued. Address for an iuterview ARTIST, Star office, THOROUGH BUSINESS COURSE—BOOK- keepiny, Commercial Arithmetic and Composition, Special attention to applicants for Census and Civil Service examinations, Call of address _ _myl-2) y ASHINGTON ane VATORY OF MUSIO, fret Scare Pian Orvant aie y in Flute, Conny xt veur. Piano, Organ, olin, Flute, Corn Free dvautages. 'D, Directo: ar GALEARD. =e = TANGUAGES WASH. —Gaillard’s Ori Branch 1203 F 2, Method (publisher_D.-App! Ry tea lftede letor scientifg educational The ‘only one decorated by the French Minister of Public Instruction, sp12-lm* CENSUS AND CIVIL-SEKVICE EXAMINATION. Successful preparation; full information; Years’ experience. FLYNN, + ivy Inst tute, 8.w. cor. ene SHORTHAND: hy jred in 16 jessons. Acme Fhouoerapby scaui Tynewriting taught tree of charge, ton Shorthand ale Mosstous day and event , ein re fo position acriptive pampiiiet for a lara, HEAD SCHOOL ACME FHON apy, We Fet nw. F. 3. MULVEY, Principal E, Tock: i uate: andere 43 oT ME BALCH'S CHV, AFR SERVICE INSTITUTE, 10th pila prepared Sanus birt ‘QOD'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 4 rE ECAP. aT. us and Civil Service Examfnath — Se in attendan methods y terms: rapid Bend for circular oF call bet — Tp.m, m19-te {ORT ROU’ S*°Nokbpecrscwen LeUyp a. a, 00, Fast Express steminers Auer Weds May ba, 2 as awe Bat Mey, 17. , Wed, Mas erra, is V7. ie, Wed. ay 2 1. 8 hay 28" o soem Trave, Wed. Bay 38, noon ibs, Gomtortable state rooms, exeellent table, luxurious saloon appointments. Prices: lt cabin, $100 and up- ward @ berth, according to location ; 2d cabin, #4. oe 60 berth; stecraye at low rates, Apply to EF. 5 Feun. ave. VORDDEU SoH LLOYD 8.8. CO.. timore to Bremen direct, ‘Steam | eptes (new), 6,000 tous, nen, 3.500 tons Brenden,” = 8) accom modations, ood Mahle. Rates from 60 to e100, sccurdinwto lecction of rooma For particulars sp epply to EF. DROOP, ote atv, mb22-3m NCHOR LINE. ves eer eer (LIVERPOOL oa EES BS D LONDON renee ta Goh? w,, Louder niderry oF or Liverpool, either service, 20. Selous Exturion Aicketeat heduced lates, ‘Travevers' Circular Letters of Credit und Deatte for apy smount isgued at lowest current rates, For Boo! ‘Tickets or further information Apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS. New York os 162A MOBS, 942 Poeun, ave. uv, Washington. m’ PIANOS AND ORGANS, NED ites a oo a. ROR S Heap " ‘uning and repairing. i¥ ‘Saturda rota Ne ‘w York to is ERRY. iT AND spoken of by artists are sold st reasonable Music, 1209 G at. nw. ep24-3in Liaise Tsernvests, PIANOS. ESTEY ORGANS. ESTEY ORGANS. MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS, Sif eatyamente taken in part payment, Tuning Teleyhoue 0:29. 8. neee . 8 | STAY MAX, MDa F etnee nore girabaity ssn a Est ae arnt ee i Fianoe forfoat in SECONDHAND, PIANOS. A larwe. assortment t every, well-known comp: 1. country, ‘will be closed out at ee fow is duit hit iabUck stants ‘offered, Eons itt when as COLONEL, COLLEGE OF COMMERCE. aves oppomte ry Six thorough Courses: Busi = een lish, Account- Telegraphy, Shorthand nd any pewriting. New Building and aah gurnitare, Ber oe ‘Third oot van ee to vi Faas as 8 Business Educator fa teen J care a member of he faculty of Fast cota Joint suthor of the East of Train! | Risch recety ved the only Gol iy Gold Medal strartea for Bust ‘orld’s Fair held in Paria, 1889. Begs Education at the FREENDS ELECT SCHOOL —AN ELEMENTARY High Schoo! for Both Sexes, 1811 1 acitted at any tin 108, W. SIDWELL, Principal _ pe BEELITZ, SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, S dath, at. nw, ast A TERM. TRIAL | LESSONS FREE, Send tor circulars. Branches in New York, loston, Brooklyn, =2 Philadelphia, Lowsville, varia erence, Born mlen, Germany; Moscow, NORWOOD INSTITUTE, 1407 Mass ave. (Highland Terraces, 14th Street circle. 421-6m. Mr. and Mra. WM. D, CABELL, Principals, Sts CEKIAN BUbINESS eae Beboo! of Busiuess aud counting House Training, School of Practical Euylish. School of I Shorthand ‘and ‘Typewrit clocraphy sod ett tal Sctence eacoriui, Beboot of Mechanteal snd Architectural Drawing at ‘and wight session: Call or, eu for illustrated catal srENCER Vice Prine Y C. SPEN Niort LL.B, Pinel: mane wi __ PRINTERS. _ | Prva. COMMERCIAL PRINTING, Law Printing, Churchand School Printing. Amuse ment Printing, PosterPrinting and Book Binding, NEW TYPE, New Presses, Improved 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 ‘and agent will call. mb26-ly WALLACE Sata Buk AND J08 PRINTERS, Priiting of every: deveriptic Estimates furni: 22] breaswork for the Trade, Ere} eaten be irs Str gst. aw, LEGAL, COMMERCIAL. AND PROFESSIONAL FINE WOKK ONLY, mi? FAMILY SUPPLIES. CREAMERY BUTT! PER POUND: Gyvas, Corate, ey | ‘big Lott phe tye Sane. ee tees #23 following ars are the next sact tee! Leported Sockets, ‘eet front, striped cloth, owas RIFICED FOR eae SACRIFI La ; SACRIFICED FOR $1.90. Lace Capes, with three and five rules, Price was 86. 1,000 Ladies’ and Misses’ Blouses, in Outings, all wool, silk, silk-striped and. porithout a d ot the latgeat a yut @ doul an ‘ind to select from. Tiscstent tose eee Every day the knife gndiyricen tate a Di ‘which are ala ‘out ot sie oor undesired) Sew, FRESH and SEASONABLE FABRICS, le can't ALL wee MUST BE SOLD IN THE SEASON KK WHICH THEY ARE BOUGHT. remo of the reductions, and now's your or a lave h Ali-wool Batiste, high grade of quality, Was yard a. a ORIFICE PRICE 60c. A YARD. 42. inch ‘sige Borde Serges. Poe on selling CIF} TUE abe Ava 40-inch bheyhiord'e vind in Brown and 1 White, Biue and White and Green and White, | Have been 5Uc.a.3d., ACKIFICH PRICE 400A YAR 42,snch All-wool Serges with ¢ ¥-inch, Nancy border. Colors, Old Kote, Tan, inci: Were 8Se aya, ore ON ACMIFICE PRICE B50, A YARD: hack DRESS HOMES NEW AND STXLISH, vient gene Dress Hobes with White borders, ere SACRIFICE PRICE 811. e2igingh China silks, in Navy, Gold pe and Med. SACRIFICE PRICE 438. A YARD, Weknow that you have never see, the like of these — — mentioued before on similar goods. See lor you Book DEPARTMENT, ALL BOOKS AT CUT PRICES. The following: new bogies jest cesivens An Iceland Fisherman, Loti. Published by Our price BSc. AC, MeClure & Co for $1, Pacto! ‘Tourgee. Published by caacit Pubuaning Company for 81. Our price 88e. The Two Vo: jenry Harland (sidney Luska). Pub- vacate ‘Cassell Publishing Company for 50c. Our heen, iy Was Brown, Helio- ai, A. De lamartine, Published by A. C. . F price 8 wie we books aréali pretty, bound in ornamented oye have uate oyened another shipment of STER'S DICTIOs AKY, bound in halt Busia ‘with appendix and Without index. With index... ‘The Best aii Bp BBB. Eze ry PORULAB my10 7TH STREET. FINANCIAL, OWN SHERMAN & Co, formerly of this city), 1M) VESTMENT BANKERS, San Diego, Cal SEVEN AND EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST. WITH THE VERY BEST OF REAL ESTATE SECUB- ITY, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAIDIN WASHINGTON OR NEW YORK, AS DESTRED. San Diego is one of the most promising cities of Pacific coast, Correspondence solicited. iad NO. W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY, J ‘Member N.Y. Stock'Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8T. ¥. W., Bankers and dealers in Government Bouda, posits. Exchany ge, Loans, afatrond ‘Stocks and Bonda and ali secur sortog ited eee of eed a oe Std Baltimore bought an A® rere he rey of Sercraaat ane District aud all Local Railroad, Gag, Ineuranee aud 1el- ephone Stock dealt “Auteriean Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. 1718 ee ree ws | BOOKS AND STATIONERY Ux, re FURTHER NOTICE, ks, 34 Calf, 15 "vole, 815; redneed to wibernss Works, th, & vols, $10; &. Soy by ea 7s, ag with tye 318: Bis ig hbbeva, and. Chrarch ce 4b; reduce ine Rivals date Illustrated, 812,50: "reduced te 35, Exposition, Selected ‘Paints ins froz $0, Midsummer Sights Drea, 15; reduced. to $10.50. Facet 812.50; Gslored, ane Hope Fan 12-3m_ ILLE: Bookseller, 5301 sth at, OT A NEW IDEA AFTER ALL nk considering the is nnovat to have iptrcducing sepa. faite tor weight, into the {rae of the AMEMICAN RAMBLEH. it ix found to be not Mholly's, novelty —anerely ® Dew ‘and common sense way of a ll of the best iocdmativen have REE between their driving wheels and fra ae All of she high-srede carriages have thelr occupants Antiquated vehicles do not have: dern tenprove- ments which make the RAMBLER fo and comfortable to r ‘ot built on the bay ‘agon principle Give usa call ani closer aud better point of view. Prices from 863 to $150. able. LBs GEAVES & Co. a =<"; 1325 14th st. nw. Sune rake Nears GEL Att, n.w. (nen st, DARTS, | PSYCHO's, ORMOX Bess Leadt 8, DY's. NATIONAL'S, JUNO AN otk PET "PRICE, @18 to@1t0, plete Purchasers Taught Free, 8. " Sibana & . mets Cor. Sih and 2 sts aw ICYCLE EXCHANGE, COR AVE. Bax rk Sik S°eox\ mit’ vag. el ie 2 whale: yen Sve years’ ox: re Us & Renting abt mb 18-2m° “LADIES GOODs. cur, AND Nearly FITTED, 8 Oth st. m6-1w* | CCORDION ariel UR WORK 18 PER. Knife Plaitin, yard a= uD * Haiing ofa inde GW. LUCAS, 8, Boa oa maw. aorta 'RONTS!! Fi Always inorder by pisin — ee at MLLE. M. J, PRANDI, 1329 F st n.w. (Mrs. Harrison's), importer aa Fine ¥reuch fair Gooda, nly-6m" jaar NU) 421 OTH 8T.-MA’ (GOULD, 421 OTH mas ete WIRBING THE THEIR FIN! TINE Tacks, oor fee att Sut a |e Sees gna id fehariaet AOE Testers fi. D. er IMPORTER AND TAILOR, SPRING AND SUMMER 1800. Full Stock of FOREIGN SUITINGS. BUSINESS &0,, &c., RECEIVED AND OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION, my6 WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. ee HOF: ‘ESSIONAL. ae ge iRVOY- dates. ie pore, che inete = 2x 10 F st ow. DM CARRIE TRYON, 210 46 ot mw, ee WouD?) ea rea 3 Pet ap29-110" ane ee =| Ser SUMMER RESORTs. RAILROADS. _ Tre Gave. henthinniande saz BZ, my10-3m Tt BUSKIN, 8PI Ets ieee 1622 Spruce st, Philedeiphia, Pa Nsseseaseett Fics FOE FP Leasorr HOUSE. Finely located. Near beach and Casino. 150 guests, Open June 15. —myl0-Im J. BABCOCK, Supt Fo LLY | ogg |= COTTAGES TO RENT, an Sena oe 7. a Conco _myi0-2~ mon, Bee, OTEL CHE Tacit ove. sae ata City. ¥.2. 30 sites ot M[YHE VICTORIA. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., SOUTH ‘Carolina’ i mrs Bane foo bows 3 all ear. e ore by rx eemmeanend ‘M, WILLIAMS, ld WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, XN. Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes distant, where cosches frum the house weet every train. THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH SHORE, OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 28 FRANK JONES, Prop. W. K BILL, Manager. B72 BEACH HOTEL, CONEY ISLAND, N.Y. ‘Rooms, on the European or American plan, can be engaged now on application to R. G. BURKE at the ‘Riggs House, Washington, who bas been engaged for the season. bora for the season will be Mr. JOHN PFAFF, made such sn envisble reputetion for “The Tigretaa” of B_rcuton NG BRANCH, a WEST END iD HOTEL. and Resta OTEL OFENS JUS june ie. Transient rates, #4 a day and upward. Weekly rates, $25 and uj wand kw. E.ILDRETH. on™ fetropolltan Hotel. K DS EXAL BATHS GREAT Korat Mot AK WINCHESIEL, VA from Washington, will ‘be 1 boure fi THUwSbAR, June 19, For terms apply to _my6-3m Que BEACH, NOW BELMAR, NJ. NEPTUNE HUGE. Directly on the beach, Open, for rueste and June. ict ‘i i SANK, ‘OODLEY INN Wi (Formerly Washi: Will open about’ aria ay ana monthly 5 (or tage we jor the convenience of those who are Dg. ats momen’ and suppers served Driving partion must Positively have curds of ade NAN, #aS. RB. KEE! a: FRONT ROYAL, VA. THIS secu ny ts the Dest valley i a oF Dears PENNA. oe ee for health or pl: ane, ooeeme Sane 21 12, oon HOUSE, CRESSON SPRINGS, On the Summit of the Allegheny Mountaing WILL OPEN JUNE 25, For circulars aud information, address WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt. my1-2m Oressou, Cambria county, Px, Pe KuTTATINGY. DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa.—Open from May 1 to November. Seud for circular. ss bes are Hors SORRENTO, SORRENTO, ME., NEAR BAR HARBOR. ny eee fensive improvements beve recently been made at Sorrenta, SHERWOOD, OLD POINT COMFORT, = jareatly impr ‘ciprove; clove Wehetset and cold bathe; ¢10 week aud’ upward; open all year. geo BOOKER, owner and proprietor. ap ROCKVILLE, MD, WILL BE —s of guests on y 1. For terms, Gieren us Thth ot ang Ne SD Hotel. 1 oa wr ‘OTEL LELANDE, ON THE BEACH, ‘Massachi eee Atlantic Cit, CHAS, WAGNER, AMCEL eigen, - rs Proprietor. _ 7a SALE— Hotela, Cottagos'an Bath Houses, Lets forsale thd fof Aue of Auantic Land Go. Co. Baden G aDANIS & Oe te Ayta., Heal Hstate and Law Building. Mepibeaue TEASI TY, N. IDE Ht eS ie Eg Nd. improved: ew sun parlors: hot sea water baths in the house; elevator, apl4-Un CH. EVANS. ‘Ovean End Kentucky Avenue, Suatex ie OLY, 3. Address Mra, M. T. SOUTHALL. ABGYLE, Atlante City END Cy NNECTICUT aposm a W. FERGUSON, ‘HE KENDERTON, ATLANTIC CITY, ¥.J,, "T"2 icons oveston’ near beech, St ‘open, “Greatly 3m ans. i ¥. NEALL O70 ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. season and stop at the ig BALL, Criceape ned CITY, B43, OW OPEN. VANIA ROUTE THE NORTH, WEST Ship a 7 BEE RACE. per = ia escort wuwany, . ror Brie, chester daily. for Buf- “"iaignd Siapwre dap ct ~ sacra. ay, fom, Sith Sleepinw Car Washington to Be For Willismeport, Lock Haven and Eiwire, at 10 50 ta, day. except hinge “ ss > For Wiitiaius FOR PHILADELEMIA, Biwi Six AND TREEAST, s 20. 9:00, 11-00 and 11 40 om, 2 10, 3.14, 4-20, 5.40. 10.00 * “7 20 pau On sunday, vou, ll 40 am 3.15, 21:20 pm. Lim tet t Care, 9:40am. ds a un daily, with Dintne ( FOR PuILADE igtA OFLY,. Fast express Sma week days aud 4 daily, Party, Sunday only. $40 pam _ For Boston, without cliange. 318 nm. every day For Brooklyn, through tratns commect ef Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Aubes. ators. tng direct trauafer to Fulton street avoiding doubie ferriage wcrows New York city For Adanue City, 11:40am week days, 11-20 p.m, For. Sara, 6 57 20,8210. 9:00.9:40, 29 iisd S103 Toe 30, 6 + ‘9, Gh, Sumaay & ou. #o ute: a0 rod aad 11 Soy 0 Rum. aud 4 50 p.m, daily, and 9:00 am. 12-05 and 4:2 ubday. atcee™ SoU Tits Rettwak: T MAX 31, 180 For Pope's Creek Lipe, except Sunday. For ——— except 5 vwanilis BOTOX IN For, Meranda "4: ro Pent s 03, 10 a and 4.30, 745.9 40, 10.57 _ and 10.05 p.m. Accommodation for, Quantico . am. udaye, For wschmond ead 4 the south, 4.30 apd 10:57 am, Accommodation, 4:55 p.m. week days, ‘Tretes ‘leave ‘Alexauarie 1 tor Wasi mney o s £322 49:35 11-07 a.m. . 3.00, 8:10,6-05, 4.63, 8 26, 10S? ena 11°08 pee, Os Sunday a5 0:108 U6 1107 a, 2:00, 0:10, 7-05, Ticketa aud suiormaiion at ¢ ihe office, northeast cor- per 13th st. and nsyivebia avenue, and et the tation, tr 2 be Dagens to se vton, K Geueral Manager. [my12} General, Passcuger Agent, ALIIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, Schedule. in effect May 11. 1mH0. Leave Washi For Chicaroand Northwest: Veribuled Limited ex Prove daily 11:30 a.m, express #50 p.m. For Cincinnati, 8 or Pisgbune and Gey jeland, express daily 0.30 a t, m. and 7 For Lexington and pointe in the Shenandoah Valles, ‘au, For Winchester and way stations, 15.30 p.m. For Luray, 8-40 p.m. and 63 3.4326 See edvems Latah n, week days, liten Brench, +630, cipal Biulions ouly, Way Stations, 14:36 p.m. fererection ra » 11200, E 181330 890 poms 30 am. end t3 30 p.m. Tesins ariive trom Chicwgo daily 11:45 a.m. and 4:10 p.m, Cincmmnati aud St. Louis daily sm and 2:09 nm; from Pituburg 7:100.m., 6.50 NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION. or Rew York 2: Newark and Elizabeth, 0, 12-00 am. “2 Buftet Csr on Parlor Cars on sl tue 10:30 Dp. ma, open kine ohm: upanelen ted chee ited baprene f moon, °2 4:50, 9 iO i1S aud ‘uiledelyia, between Balti of “vo "and 47208. Brat ire] a. ‘Trains leave New lor Washi *9:00, spite am, *2:00, 20, 8 00 pmand "3295 8 for Washington, * %: fim ti6ris, “a mnt, 40, *431, *. $3 ‘For Rileatic City, °4:05 am. and *12:00m, Except Bundag. *Daily. $Sunday ouly. ‘ked from hotels and resi- {Union Transfer Company on orders Left a8 as. 0. 8 “CLs Gc. Tao Asbar 0. pase, Agent, Gen. Manager dences by tucket 3.7. ODELL Guns Reson AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Co. 3-50 a.m. East Ton ton, Gordonsvill Charlotteseh Ly Stations between “Alesandris and di acibare — oke, Atlante, Bristol, i nonsile ease end Memphis, Pullman ‘eat to A¥etam fant Mal duly for Cuyapes thar lottesville, Stations Chess ito" Route, Lynchburg, Rocky Mouut. Dany ‘Stations be- tween asbeviligy in eftect Roct MAX 21, 3800. ‘lle and fy and Dativille, Greensboro’, quan Sleepers wo Cinciunat! via Cand 0, ut 3:40 p.m.—Deily, except Sunday, for Manasses, Strasburg and intermediate stations, 4:35 p.m.—Daily vis Lynchbure, Bristol and Chat- {gouge Pullmat Vestibule Sleepers Washington te Decting thence for all Arkansas pointe. r4 pee 10m Western ‘T: press daily for Mauassas, tsuneo a Cipcinnet Pullman Vestibule ‘rain Wasi ‘to Capcinueti, ‘with s Pullman Sleeper for Louise! 11,00 pm. Soathern Expreas dai Danville, asi ce aod Caitiomn, and bure oer t Tickets, sles sylvania ave., aud at passenger stati, Penneylvenia railroad, 6th abd B sta, my10 SARL. TAYLOR, Gen. Pans. Agent. MEDICAL, &e. ADIES WHO. UIRE 7 THE ire. WILSON, 1105 Park - 4, between and ‘S, ait aud 3 —— -” only, —- aaie ioe Ppeicias ithe ape Eotabiaed AES z. DE REST ey M FO! Lo ~~} > Fesidence, 901 3 le y. Ofhce boury tr LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. toopm with Ladies oul; 2 thy Boge [LAS aren meni frat claas ine Oldest ished an’ only Reliable Ladies May tam ‘ Au WM. P. DOLBEY, Prop. Seo Wl pee can be consulted nS0eC « st, between 434 a4 6th = we ore ear CAPE oe Prompt treatment, Copeuitation strictly confiten- eee —- yo gy 4 eL always open. 222-181 acts EaD AND BE WISE.—DkR. EROTEEEe. 008) 4 S'SrErrwxn, Proprietors. aw. fore me aud made cath thee a’ a, @ anes TLANTIO. CITY, NJ Care in allcaese of privatedissass W. B. CHEESEMAN Geann cod of Michinan ove ropes all be year, All a aeeweames BEEN CONTRADICTED TRAT by REE ene Eeeeonc ‘Forty yeasw experience, BY Usine A __| eee wae oe er Deal Gam ot wl cao = Taseaoe, SORES Siow’ 8ST. e241"