Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1890, Page 8

8 THE EVENING 8TAR: WASHINGTON OVEMBER 18, 1890-TEN PAGES. CITY AND DISTRICL MILLIONS IN THEM. STANLEY'S OWN STORY, EDUCATIONAL @ Tu Evaxixo Stan's subscription list,| Dr. Billiegs Shows # Star Reporter | Twenty-three Years in Africa—The IN WASHINGTON. the books of the office, and its press and de- Specimens of Bacilli Tuberculoses. Future of the Congo. Mr. Henry M. Stanley has in several recent T eure livery rooms are at all times open to the wel- BE HAS PAITH IX DR. KOCH’S CARRFULNESS 45 interviews velited the extes Sar the Oiieaials FROF. and Wi. cS SESE Dectrnstame come inspection of any person having acolor-| AN INVESTIGATOR—THR COMPLETION OF TEE | between himeclf and his two former officers— ‘Puxo mstavcTION BY ASS MAY H. MEAD, as able interest in the correctness of its claimsas | OBFAT GERMAN'S WORK INTERFERED WITH | Ward and Troup. His statement shows that so Pim, at 907 32 ‘yas of 2 22d at. B.w. oF at homes of ¥. to circulation. ‘This is » guarantee to adver-| ™* ™#™ PMEMATURE AXXOUNOEMEST, far from wishing to biacken Maj. Barttelot’s nh achat sad oL5,% Comarvatery, Bowtom, see, Ctr. tisers that is given by few papers in tho world, | | They are not pretty,,but are energetic to the | fame by rehearsing the awful tory of the rear | {JYHHO. VOCEEY, 35. SAUDIED ABROAD, Y[APaME 4 Fete, how Panty and Uy none other in Washington! eee ee ee reer ee ras ee apollo mrs gtr ae (ot sae rae teeters —— — tuberculosis and are confined ina poesia 188 SCHMITT'S SCHOOL— KINDERGARTEN | ————__— ome Bids to Be Opened at the War De- pee iagermpiira. of lively life which is | Ue was going to say of Maj. Barttelot. I told | —— = ‘Term beging Vet. 1. 1800. LOUIBA SANS adm partment a Week From Today. ¢reating so much talk just now through the | him the man was dead and that be should be L the HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, aoa remedy which Dr. Koch, the famous German | Sllowed to rest quietly in his grave. I refused | be visited by an experienced Preparatory School. 1: investigator, is supposed to have discovered for | * publish his intemperate letter containing his | 2-hour lessona, ‘he Het. ow. ‘The Columbian Colle: cor, 15th and : HG Gromer sciatine, oat BS TRE STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENT BUILD- 210 3 Let nw. at’ Parees he cor. 15th and 8:30 ING AND THE WHITE HOUSE TO BE SUPPrIED charges Barttelot on the ground that 7 ‘The Law School, u.e. cor. 15th nbd H streets Dw. tuberculosis, The specimen in the test tube, , SPANISH YOUNG LADY GIVES LissON ‘The Medical Setioal, 1425 I st. Weshiueton, WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTS—EVERYTIING TO BE ii while lot was alive he (Troup) didn't teeee Y residence. Pure Castilian pronun- | ‘The Dental School of the Uuivenit;, 1925 Hataw pista tee Dr. Billings said, waswuficient togive every Ma®, | think it Bis duty to protest, and now that he | jauce.Gummns,mcgmen, eure, Cusuian promuae || Fhe ther information sdares Stein @ ca! or othe: woman aud child in Washington # good case of | was de: up) had no right to do so, | orfrom7to¥ p.m. Address SPANISH, 13033 H xt. | 018-tr_ JAMES C. WELLING, LL... President, kc from toda: consumption. ‘The Sram reporter moved sud- | But he; too, eat ahead, rogurdicea of his con: | =. saoor | MMSAME C,GEAVTE, oF bosto wart mer t, pdoy be beep ours soi denly back from the case. He did not jump. | tract with ‘me. I was at Zanzibar when his 85 MYERS; BOARDING AXD Day SCHOOL, M uate of ine 3 2 a of tho State, Wer and Rate bavnn | bat he moved backward and respectfully looked | book eame out Its publication was stopped | MM tor Young tadice und titie Gitte, Full coronet |g 256 Mamachuseiteave, m. tendent of the State, War and Navy building, | at Mr. Tuberculosis. The gentieman consisted bf an injunction, and R is well known that tho | Pronch by an eciuceced lady just utrived from Paris, AULUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMNDIE Chief Engineer Williamson, for the materiais | of several little round dark spots growing on | fault I found with it was ‘Iroup’s violent attack | Deisartorystem of physical cuiture by s sraduste of | COOMOMBIA, COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, for the establishment in that building of acom- | gelatine film. Dr. Billings suid the spots con-/on Maj. Barttclot. He had no business to | the Hoston School of Oratory. i or particulars aldr-se | Gives the est Lunuces deaiiiug’ ter tie weld, the plete plant for electric lighting, thus complet- | *isted of millions and millions of microscopic | write a book containing such charges againat | 2% metal. nb vont the principal being joint author of syetem which re~ A yt erved the obi; void medal awarded for Business Edu- 7 threads, and the reporter took his word for it | a dead man unless be knew bis own skirts were rT uenue te ee Soir bela ‘s-- ing the structure and making it tho finest of | and waived going noar enough to count them. | clear, MM. ONO BOSTON UNIVERST ferou op: Bos eons Murlahe AtcoustaneTs TY, ish, Accountancy, all government buildings. When it wasturned | Jy the same case were s large number of speci- THE CONTROVERSY FORCED OX HIM. 519 Pst. aw. Pupils prepared for college — on ae Typewnting. ann over to the three Secretaries by Gen. Casey | mens of different portions of the haman| «thadno intention of continuing this con- | %fviceezaminations 00 TO” iam For catalog two years ago he reported it to be completed, | suatomy which bad been attacked C.K, UKNER, on Metropolitan Branch, t6 30, "15 pun. Por principal stations, only, once sud ‘utermediate Points, 19:00, : ie 4 T1¥:50, 13:35, 14°33, *5:55, $1000, 's and intermedirte stations, *7 00 p.m. by _ . ab MOK, Pris. Church train leaves wastomgton ou Smuday at 1:15 A cm this insiduous bacillus, In another | fFoversy. Ididn't begin it It was opened by Dem. stopping at all statious on Betropoliian Brauch, but after a consultation with Capt. Williamson | °15, were a jot of specimens of hog cholera, | Maj. Barttelot's brother and Mra, Jameson, GPAUTAND SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. op T. f Broder es, 10:00, §8:90, §0:00, T1130 Ride Secretary Endicott camo to tho conclusion | diphtheria and other pleasant and pretty little | who denied my statements. What was loft me} ‘dix jese ss complimentery lesson on Gaillard HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES For Hagenstows that no modern office building should} germs, but they were altogether different from | then but to substantiate them? I simply said: Srigisal coe EE 723 14th at. n.w. Urine arrive fos be considered complete until provided | tuberculosis, They were far more protty, but | ‘Here are my proofs,’ and I publishe the a¢- | stait,4:80, parlorsof the school. Subject: Gri ‘and ‘Beat and Most Practical Instruction with « fall ou:f: for lighting by | did not have his business like air. count that appeared in the London Times,” aystematic culture of the tmavinative faculties aud aa Terms $10. electricity, and he accordingly made an_allot- DR, BILLINGS VIEW O¥ IT, When Mr. Stanley was asked what he had to | sinitiation of the Frenel talons anit ment out of the money left from the original/ py. Billings is known as one of the most | **Y in reply to Mra, Jameson's letter denying | Metnod theoms book weeny, c Jrapebes: New York; Hcston, Philadelphia, Cht- LINE FUR NEW YORK AND Pr eee ne oe EE Piitapena © i 000, : hi ¥ nec: with the cannibal in- | poambility of acquiriug th: ¢ of thinkiuy and ae 2 For New York, Trenton and the East, * +8: for the purpose of witieg’ the ‘weat and ‘cen: | tefal and thorough students and investige- | Sten hemids nn Soitpeaine iu French “Alf wecowse, © 'aLL-im® ee et kariog Car salle cruise Moepiag Cor oe ter wings, the others having already been | torsin the country, and his opinion on Dr. “Of course, I was not present st the murder MAZES con. INSTITUTE, CONC uD VILLE, 1 20.p mm at9:00 pan. sed wired by the electric ligating company, with | Koch's new discovery is exceedingly important. | of the alave girl, but Lhave the testimony of | =o eeaaraes KoRWALINGTIFOTE isacis borsand divlahow to iocat the duhec of ie; | ine Car ruseins Gos, taty zuma Deffet Steep the understwnding that the government mizht “The fact that it is Dr. Koch who has made | Mr. Bonny, who had the account of what trans- K FOK TMAINING TEACH! five courses of study, boys Wuder 13 yours, 2150. ¥is Poughkeepsie Bricxe, landing passengers in BR & purchase the wires when it so desired at a cer-/ this investigation and claim,” said Dr. Billings, | pired from Mr. Jameson himself before the | Mrs, LOUISE acd Miss SUsIL POLLOCK, principals, JOSEPH SHORTLIDGE (isle), AM, Prim | M, Boston, m3! tain price. As it turned out this prico was far | “edda a tremendous weight to the affair. Dr. | Intter realized the enormity of his action, Thon | 4 iarge number of hindereartencrs will suum be i de- | _mi2-20LSt tel Yor particulars apply at the National Kinder. 2014 10thist, or the Frucbel Tustitute, 1127 8 00.*10:00,*12:00 noon, below the actual cost of wiring, so that the | Koch is known all over the word asa brilliant, | there is the affidavit of Assad Farran,and Troup, rl government is now, without any intention on| but, at the same time, a careful and | too, says itis true, Had the men who wore im- the part of the company, # good deal the| entirely thorough investigator. He seldom | plicated in the affair been living when I heard LADIES’ GOODS. 8 BY 3 rit A ; is i i : ing inqui 2 . Sound. For ESN OF MAKING gainer in the transaction. or never mukes mistakes, His investiga- | of it 1 would have opencd a searching inquiry HUGE, author, French System of rn 2s taateria! efther in fat, iutermediste points between Beltimore and THE PROPOSED PLANT. tion and discovery of the cholera germ | quickly onough. But Barttelot and Jameson Part.culars addvexs 301 D ot. nw. aes fuucy,piain OF with ivory, cloth OF mele delphia, 5:00 and §7:20 am., t2:19, °3 and the bacillus tuberculosis itself were first re- | are dend. Bonny and others are alive, Seacatery Procter alse agreed to the couple- | ied with eousideratia skepeisisms, bat tater | thay corroborate the facts, 1s wes only after j tion of the plant, and an advertisement was | researches and developments prove Dr. Koch's | the survivors began to spread their scandals ussued to bidders the other day calling for pro- | first announcements as regards these matters to | that I was forced to make a statement attribut- ou a plant as follows: Four No. 16 Edi- | have been accurate im nearly every particular. | ing the wreck of the rear column to tho neglect ith st. uw, Wit. 8, HILL. CH ACCORDION PLATING AL SHOT reduced rates; skirts replaited; knife ver dud SUG UO; PiLking., LUCAS, mun- plaiting, 908 th st nw, ud, typewriting. “Accuracy ard speed shisted to positions, pupils ua aapnred. 2 Nik PARISIAN SCHOOLS AFTERNOON AND # ‘n3-le* son dynamos, wound for 120 volts, with meters, | Had any other investigator announced the dis- | and indifference of its officers.” se crgning classes 0 FRENCH will open MONDA3, > 4 eo y..* Daily. is. indicators, switches, ‘c.. for euch pair; two | covery of a cure for tuberculosis the meslical ‘THE WHOLE STorY. pm a 1428 N st. nw. * Bucy tore Fesideuers by Union Transier Ge, saree tere . werculosis _26 Payer, artiel jc 3 - ‘De serie arghgibnytaped tiled ie ly |) Then Mr. Stanley, in a graphic nayative, | 19 GN SGLELT NN THE PAKISIAN | Vreo Orusieute, Vanty Boren ke Gold Bat ide | SSS Spay pte aed 185 wa ave and ee beet Deilers with “aggregate grate surface of 45 / different, and I believe that undoubtedly tho | Went over tho whole story as he had learned it | 2 SeayO school to: young ladies aud children. AU | German Favors. e o20-LuW_} _ni7"_ Gen. Seuager, “Gen, Pass, APk Square feet and a heating surface of 1,350| great German has added another and still | He began with his meeting with Mr. Bonny at | P. dus GAKE SNE “(2 SMI SAE ARIIN a Jaw? 117TH 8T., Ol ITE BOSTON HOUSE, BOW | G04. Pe ais Retines Walkie cartannoe, Exoulty Dresges and Riding Mablia. “Tallor system. = feet. According to the advertisement | greater discovery to his alrendy long list. 1 | Banalya on hia return trip. Banalya is not far yr AL LESSORS. XLV ANTA ROUTE PENNS! E goods are to be delivered on or before De-} judge this not only from the character of the | from Yambuya, where Stanley oxpected to find HARRIET MILL Fries trom 0 up. 16-eoin* "| HoUBLE TRACK: NEE KDIE cee cember 10. and the plant isto be in working | man, but also from tho fact that from | Bartteiot, Jameson, Ward and ‘lroup. To hiv 5.3m 227 TONTST: Nw. Frosty: FRONTS! FRONTS! | STLEL RAILS.” | SAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, order by the lust day of December. This will| the few eminent physicians to whom | great disappointment and sorrow he found no we Always in order by plain combing TRAIN: In effect N Fequire tho greatest speed of which the con-|ho has disclosed the constituents of | one but Mr, Bonny, who conveyed to him his | A «i ie ee oe wee aan at GORNEK OF OL SSD aE Ne ONE ROM, STATION tractors are capable, and it is not likely that| bis remedy come assurances of their | first knowledge of the death of Barttolot and | “Gyan hiadans Wcnerin en rate MLLE. M. J. PRANDYS, | For Pittsburg aud the west, Cuicago 1 itnited deaorecs the work will ail be done in time, although | entire belief In its officacy. In my opinion it ie said that Jameson and Ward were wandering | Orders for work taben: n4-1m* 1329 ¥ at, n.w. (Mrs. Harrison's, $f Padma, Vestionl 10:50 8. “apt. Williamson bas been in correspondence | rather unfortunate that Dr. Koch wus practi- | up and down the Congo, that Troup had been | GiontiAxb—ACME PiONOGRAPHY TAUGHT Fine Fe acct, Poe wth manufacturers for some time and now has | cally forced into a premature announcement of j sent home sick and that no one was left in in 16 eaxy lessons; proficicucy rexched im three Hi = Proposals from a number of firms. He expects | hia discovery. It would have been better if | charge of tho shattered remnant of the column Fhe PE Etc nan Tin OGTR din oe pp | ene aE Shampootng. St. Louis, Chicago a : ut leust eight or nine bids on each class of ma-| the matter could have bean kept secret until | but Bonny. ‘Then Mr, Stanley continued: Cbinin positions, ‘Vead rebooted Actus Phoucrtaphy, [Aves NISHING THETE FINE LACES DONE ae Ray Gal.y: Farioe Car Weshtucton to terials, the investigation had been entirely finished “Lasked Bonny to tell me how such a state | G21 Fst uw. T.J. MULVEY, principal, u3-lm paae. ie, Sevens Frenel wid a Bid, a (casro 29: md Dining Car Har ITS PROBABLE Cost. and the result with the constituents in full | of affairs had been brought about, and he said | vrices, rall'at MADAME VALKON Ts cae ee TS 0 St. i reugo and Cinemuati, ‘The entire plant will cost within $25,000 and | could be announced. As it is, Dr. Koch’s work | that he was reluctant to speak of his fellow- ihn. Su m daily, with Siecp int will, when completed, furnish an electric cur- | a8, Iam sure, been seriously impeded by the | officers, ao it was in piecemeal that ho told me rent rot only to the State War and Navy build. | £¢2eral excitement which his announcement | of somo of the mysterious happenings, but it Tog, but alee to the White ‘House wlich hag | ba8 caused. The medical profession has flocked | was not until [had roturned to Etin Pasha ~atytedoe optus posi negro 7 erlin, and Dr. Koch has been besieged on | that 1 heurd of Jameson's connection with the = EGS v and St. Louis, con- ADIES' OLD STYLE ‘3 ne 4 h throvgh Sleepers Dyed und Altered inte Newest simpea, |New Seal- for Louisville and Memphis. Pullman Dining m Jacket Cabes, Re Made to Order.” The Misses Car Fittsburg to xichmond and Chicawo. Pacific », 1207 10th Ww t Par GHAM, 1308 8th at u.w., bet N ogee Aad ban, daily, foe, Piste = 4 “5 h through Slee cane, ab fone fom Senet pam tar pores all sides, Fabulous sums of money huve been | murder of the slave girl from people to whom eafully for civil service, departme Bure to Ch ican. + * = My 3 T Py 1m 4 Phin 2.ING. SCOURING AND DRY OLEA BALTIMOKE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. : offered him by interested parties of all kinds, | Bonny: had told of it. When I heard of it I Binstione : FORCE Seernine ANE DRY CLEAR. soe POTO! RO: she fye buildings was done for economic rea | syq no doubt the clamor and” excite: |seut for Bonny and asked him if it was true, | Wp is¥ HALSTEAD's PRIVATE SOGOL For | £,,,18G, STABLISHMENT, 1-05 1 coury deecrips | rogaine; cabsuiaiens, Rochester and Niagara sous, it being estimated that there will bea ; “oF y IVA Ciittdren‘iow open; secoud year. 1429 70th st Huet “Bt Py ASTON x Rreat saving ‘when the White House takes up | ™eBt has interfered with the _pro- | Ho eaid it was, for Jameson had told him of it, | Ae Children now « se Yon,” Fiusb. Velvet and Lvening Drewes. ANTON For brie, Causudaicta and Kockester dail the current durirg the night, at the time when | BTCS8 of his work. Then, again, take this | Then day by day Bonny told me the history of 101 AND CAKULINE LEKCH, tormesiy with A. Flacher falo and Niagara da iy oar 00L AND KINDERGART! 7 HS aud Maison Yriceec. Pans. 1 mt., with Sleeping Cat the office building is not using it. The actual | ©¥Btry alone. In the United States there are | the rear column since i had left it. Bonny said | QGUOCH AND MINDERGARTEN, 1127 191 ST, | § =a For Williamsport, lock I ‘Elmira et tu: aan the lighting aetie ‘Raseatite Mansion | Prebably 500,000 or 600,000 persons suffering | they were all atraid of Maj. Parttelot, but I ‘advantaze: Delsarte drawing, music, French Pe Hse in. daily except Sunday. i z et ‘nd Gorman; coach with attendant; best referencos, will be charged against the commissioner of from consumption. The annouacement of Dr. | have yet tolearn that any of them protested 5 ‘Garments of all Kimascleaned and | For Williamsport daily, public buildings and grounds, Col. Erust, who | S0ch’s discovery bas placed pearly every one | aguinst his conduct.” a ripped. Ladies’ .veuig Dresses | FOR PHILADELPHIA, ve yeare’ cxperience. rove mod- 7:20, es s 30 p.m, EW YORK AND TRE FAST, OO, 11:00 and 11:40am, 2:10, 3:15, o RY INSTRUCTION.—THE GREATEST, OPPOR- - is iu charge of the White House and who wil} | 14,,hese suverers on the hooks of excitement. ‘TIPPOO TID’s FAILURE. yffered to Pareists, Children, Teachers 0420-00 ea 11-24 pein Oa Siig: Pay the superintendent of the other building | 1o47ish thom ant their fare tertuse opes} Then Mr. Stanley told of his leaving the ogg icy og t xp Pullman ‘Parior base pm a mag each oe = Crus to be | De Koch’s remedy for tuberculosis will prove | Fear column on June 28, urging them to fol- aud Oul Painting. Saturday clasics,, Call aiid see the Sao cain ee Ce, Mommore to Sow York, rectara, Thue tae Walle theses will get | ®RFeater boou to Lumanity than is even gen- | low after him, “Put,” said Mr. Stanley, “if it | *oNOgTa! FForrees of Bludeute, Portreite to. order For New ite only. Liuited express with Dining dstudied years with the | zs Ra edi PHILADELPAIA ONLY. stunt | PIANOS AND ORGANS. __| rast expres 8:105 m1 week dayeand yin. daily. Somes HA Soe ees ——*—. | Express, sunday ouly, 5:40 p-nn MAKAUER PIANOS ARE THE. Di} OF | For Boston, without c ~ - erally supposed, It will not only, I am assured, | had been decided to remain on account of the { bas haa 1 jr be el ae running the | prove a cure.for consumption when the attack | failure of ‘Tippoo Tib's carriers to arrive. they | 7: is on the lung, but will open up wide und gen- | might have built a fort and husbanded their ‘S0& PRESENT UNCOMFORTABLE STATE OF THINGS. | eral law. When Dr. Koch discovered ard| resources, If they had decided to advance PAN Less a we, 31:15 p.m. every day. ¥.,all traius councet at Jorsey City " 5. st ny OW For Brookiyn ‘There are now about 1,600 lights used in the | showed to the world what consumption cou- | they could have done so by taking the goods 3liss CLARA HARRISON, sonable prices at TEMPLE OF MUSt. 1 with buatsof Brockiym Annex oflerdum ditt eeoe, State, War and Navy building, not all at once, | sisted of it was found that the bacillus tubercu-| piecemeal. But they did nothing. They ma Pupilof, Br Wm. Mason, N.f. i. KUBN, Practical Pang Maker, oer ies oiding double ferriage across New of course, but enough to furnish a reddish, | !05i8 was the cause of disease in all portions of | waited and waited, got up endless discussions | - — ad 855 THT 1 RRR FER FSP For Atlantic City, 12:40 a.m, week days, 11:20 p.m. aickiy hued illumination to the scores of rooms | the body. As you saw from the specimens in | and quarrels, and nothing was accomplished.” ae . By. s and miles of corridors. It was evident lo: g | the museum it attacks the spleen, the bones of| Mr. Stanley was asked what reason he as-| gohan so oF gn iy ago that unless the electric lighting company | the body, &c. ‘She discovery of a remedy for } signed for the failure of Tippoo Tib to send the ‘Translations For Baltimore, 6: 20, 8:10, 9:00, 8:40, 10:00. 310;50. 11-00 ana 3140 sn 9518.98. ‘i invidi 0, “4:00, 30, 5:00, 5:40, 6:00, 7:40, O1 }0- Lua’ 4 P 7. Ce turned o por there would be an epi- | *¢8e various ills arising from the same insidi- } carriers he had promised, and ths explorer said = = # Prize Medal Paris Exposition. 200 first premiums; | 20:00 and 11 u Sunday, 9:00, 0-03, 10-90, demic of bitndnses in the Dullding. and there | ls bacillus,it will be plainly seen, will prove one | that probably the chief couldn't understand EF i AND MODELN LAX; | indorsed by over 100 niusic sclioole end cullecve for | 31:30 aan... 2:10, 3:15, ito. '4-00, 4:80, 5.00, Sere. long periods when the lights would go | T° ae aecevcn se ageyements of modern rcience. ) Barttelot and arttclot couldn't understand | # St AM. of Sorboune, Baris: | Upright Gietean tawe the plac: faurand MY | vor Tupe's Creat Line, S850 p.m. daily, out entirely or dance up and down in the most | 12 ™y opinion it is now only a matter of avery | him. “I think.” he said, “Tippoo ‘fib was | 44 sO-ku* | o ELFFL & COS EJ except Sunday. Uncertain manuer. On dark days the lights | short time before Dr, Koch wiil make a full } afraid of the major, as the officers were. ‘The For Au: polis, 7:20 and 9:00 am., 12:05 end 4:20 i i SPENCE yy AVIS PIANOS. . ~ 3 would look like glimmering beacons afar off to | *uuowncement of his remedy, giving o full | major wasatirave man, but, uot a diplomat, | SPENCENIAN RUS yess COLL eee Fe ottn peeves them. the tichest, purest, cicopt Gundag, Sundays, 0:00am. end 429 show the wanderers where the lamps were lo- | history of his course and « detailed explanation | He had the determination that does not flinch Luibracess:x wc az i ai toned Luho and inost ebuuring YASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY. cated, The gas had frequently wo be ased, | &f the remedy’s composition.” in a time of danger, but not the requisite quali- | School of Business. Accounts and Nee caentacy {= eee eo | vor Alexamd Seger MAY 11. 2800. while the superintendent's men hunted with soa eee ae ties for that kind of work.” aeapiee a eee ear aoe 3s lanterns for the wires so as to repair breaks, FINDING A FLAW. ihwol of Shorthand, Typewriting aud Phonograph. ‘ADIN $05, 10:05 HOW NE MAS BEEN ABUSED, ool of Spencerian Pr.ctical Poumanship. Teta, O: ‘This state of things bas grown so intolerable “ is the etor: it is now twenty-three ‘hool of Mechanical and Arciutuctural Drawing. 10:05 pan. that the prospect of a plant of their own has | The “Corrupt Practices” Act in New e gered ae aoe Ae Tea ea : ares 1 of Civil Nervio Training. PIANOS, Accomodation for Quan! ‘Sam, almost set the clerks of the building wild with York Said to Be Imperfect. t drenrhapemu re ‘a _ fa a Forty 7:45 a.m. Bunaays, J. At night there are less than a hundred} A Syracuse special says: A curious discovery | ‘Tied at all tines to do my duty. What have I s 7 ily. numiodation pe needed, these being in “he corridors. —_| hag just been made by some of the highest | teceived in return? On my return from my clephonie cast FSEETODERAT ES PRICES, EAST TERMS] TS | Traine ieave Slexaurin WER TWO THOUUED LIGHTS FO BR I TES local authorities of the state to. the effect that | “21 cxPedition an English lord said that Stan- SAKAA SFr. eee eae wat perme a 5:10, 6 io: emevrT. the recent law requiring candidates voted for | jngstoue discovered Stanley. 1 wae breaded ut | YOUNG LAD b CHILD “Yelertione taza ates eee ree at Tere are to be about 7:0 lamps in the White | at public elections to file itemized statements | the. time aun faleifior Ly the press, Tne copy | tt, treraratory courses for SANDERS & STAYIAR. 4, | | Ticiets gud ituratiow ut the office, northeast cor House and these will make total of 2.250) showing in detail the monies contributed or ex- | of the New York Sun that I picked up yeare LAVLA'O, TAROT Qharice of, Baitisore, ME; | Tie station, where otters can belettfor thecheckne et lights on the circuit. As the estimate is for a Sedbinea) Wy ago I found iua large headline, ‘Stanley is a ’ SELECT 8CHUOI, 1811 1 8ST, ¥.W Man Va. beggage to destination frou botels aud residences. nded by them is unconstitutional. When the | 78 double plant of tour dynamos, and the inten- | P© simone , i. Liar.” In another column it was stated that Istermediate aud Tie rn eT CHAS. E. PUGH, J. i. Woo tion is to run two of them, or one pair, at | ™tter was inquired into carefully it was found ! Gen, Grant was a druukard and Vico Presi te a, Exereree ope AA ay 8 General Manager, [v3] General Passenger Agent, once, there is thus provision for 2 total ca-| that this clanse of the Saxton bill, known as | Wilson a hypocrite, so 1 was in good company a a B OE JRMUIOND AND DANVILLE Pacity of about 2.280 lamps, according to cer-| the “corrupt practices act,” had passed the | The same treatment was accorded me in the AITO! NG. aa kun ap 2cbedule in effect NOVEMLELK 2 tain tables of amperes. Even if ull the lamps | gy, | press of the United States, and I went back to Three complete courses. Cail for catalogue, PIANOS. 5:30 a.m.—Eust cunerseo Mail, daily tor Warren. ppo2id be lighted at once, which will probably ee Se ren on (es Revarioe Un0t- | Er iea slacced the Dark Oontinent: toands ine ‘ gone nay BO UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP Diplomes, Degrees and Teachers’ Certificates con- ANL DURABILITY. ferred. The success of our graduates has surpassed | Special attention of “! uxchawers" 3s invited to their all expectation. “New Artistic Styles," hpished in desigus of HIGH- MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUIIO: LyT DBCUMALAVE Alvi. Pianos tor ront, 6 “9 = eich ninat — ver happen, it will be possible to start both | *F¥ed aeto its relation to the state cou-| Congo and salely reached the west const. Then Pairs of dynamos and thus give a strong cur-| stitution. The attention of several prominent | J sturted on a lecturing tour in America and rent to all. During the day there is need {or | lawyers was at once called to the matter, and} the press renewed its denuncintions about om AMexapdria und Lynchburg, Kosu- Bristol, Kuoxville, Chattanooga and ute, hot more than eight or nine hundred lamps in| all have just decided that the new law in | Livingstone, though he fully corroborated me. eae ai BW | SECOND-I Pian the War Department building on an average, this res; be is unconstitutional, pata 12| Then Tinterrupted my lecture tour to go and ¢ LD ITsLIAN METHOD, on.) DK at every well-know a, although the figure varies as the weather con- ae s = . find Emin Pasha at the instance of the Emin Hier, WEBBER, formerly of Doston.will | counters. ta th SRE Tee KS tun ere pre tT womers, New Orlexus, Texas arc ditions outside change. The White House will | ©f the constitution of New York atate | relief committee, and I found him. DEMENT | 10) tera und in tcnue witich vill be estenbed on Base | Calit Pullin yor New York to Atlanta abd need its illumination only at night, possibly | says that members of the legislature and all] “What again is tho result? 1 amealled « < 2 Dauvilie to Columbia cod Augusta Puliman Waskivgton to Cincinnati via C and 0. Koute. ..—Daus, except Sunday, for Manassas, bras and supresoetiote otatiame ruus toGreenville, §.C., carrving 2 Sleepers to Greensboru'. N.C, also Pullman to Memphis via Lynchburg and Bristol. ) p.m—Western Express daily for Charlottesville, stanuton, "Jo Pudlman Vesubule Train Washi looper £9: Lousy: e MONIBL) IND’ ALMEN LD when desired. excepting # few lamps in the offices, which are | Ofiicers, executive end judicial, shall take an | murderer and anabductor. I have given proofs WAL. NAB. not a factor in the calculations. The only time | oath to support the constitution and that ‘No | tothe London Tis of my conduct, and ina when the fuil capacity of the plant might be | other oath, declaration or test shall be requized | court of law 1 will prove not ouly what I have required would come when » Saturday on | 48 qualification for any office of public trust.” | already said, but Many things which I do not — there is a reception at the White House nie corrupt ——- — = cae rh te care to say now.” s to be cloudy enough to require lamps | failingto make the above described aftidavit i : to be lighted inside. ee ine P* | ahall not only be guilty of amisdemeanor, but iit haber pra ea GETTING READY Fou THE NEW YAR RECEPTIONS, | shall forfeit his office. As will be seen’ this| Aste the futuro of the Congostate Mr. Stan- ‘Ths esis wih Ghee the contrasie ane tr cs | revision af ibe Hexion ine-is Indirect oct | ley anid: “With the conipletion of Abe ealledad mado and the contractors pushed up to their diction of the constitution and hence conuot be | from Matadi to Stanley Pool the trip of 1,800 ts. Win, D. Windom, . Annie Louise Cary Raymond. KNOLD WILFIILD MEYER, GRADUATE OF Leipzig, organist Assembly }resbyterian Charch, Mui tye iustuctions in piuno, organ aud voice, Will mull cirenlar tor further information, references, Texans woderate, Address 1219 10th st, b.w., or call. 2200” NoxWoop INSTITUTE, paiiot Peleet Boards sud Day Scliel for Young Ladies bart $ Augusta, Atlauta, Mow ery, enforced. i the interior of Afri ill be 'y of twenty-tve ie = end California, Vulanuu Vestibule Car Washington to Willison cones “airs um the partof Capt. | | This news will como too late for the majority | matter, “All that s wanted ithe ralirocd, for sete eee comer ie PRiCus— Rew creuus tia Auta asd" aewtesmert elon Williamson to have the plant ready for opera- en LT vied. Geet ces of candidates, but there are delinquents ail V: MELLESLEY COLLEGE Grapulated guia FU, Sleeper Washis to Birmingham, Ale. via Atiante every Other means of transportation has been Raila tion by the Ist of January, wo as to be able to | over the state who wil bo glad to take advan. | &% ‘ We kes = XAMINATION UPON THE Chk. io Muitinte Weshungton to. e oe Spcinga, RO eas furs co the current from ‘the dynamos for the | tage of this loophole of eseape from three erie maa alas: hate aed Coat Tse folowleg private clueans wil orineacte ie Frise Lib Houst, 12340. Pork Koast, Ge, Eallsbury. ‘lso Washiswion to Aurtuta via Dasivlle New Year recepticn. it is expected thatall the | months or a year of imprisonment. One of the all have failed, but, with the railroad finished, | Object and Cast Drawiuy, ir. L- The Gzuk Gere “Traine on Washington and Onto division leave Wash- Aixtares will be in place in the White Houso by | candidates for the assembly on the democratic | the country will be opened up and food that | Decorative Painting, Allss Eva LeConte; saa S44ia avecnew, | ington 9:00 a.m. daily, 6:25 pn. daly and 4-45 p.m, thew, bus if the plan® should be delayed in any | ticket hero and a school commissioner have | white man ean eat gill bo btu eat Buskespeare and Study or Del Barte, Miss Mary | <n | daly: veturnitic arrive Washington 8:30 10. acd way the lamps will bo run from the city circuit. | failed to observe the new law. hotels will be a pcwsibility, The climate is as f Ives Walbriage: — sya IRS oetiibagh tralus trees the south vis Charlotte, Dam The wires counecting the two buildings run ee == Teasant as that of any of the southern states” |. Houere Literature and Current Topica, Mfrs, Don P. OCEAN STEAMERS Lynchburg arrive in Washington © 4 throvgh the grecnbeuse and along the brick SACKED LY OUTLAWS. P : aid Lacon Sout aca Ga ee Sem. aud 4:10pm, via Fast Tem Wall at the west ena of tho White House Sconce cann ony tem thant and sclentiap method, Pot or De Gaited eee | MPVROPICAL TO . aval Olio rouve,snal Chariot ough four neat standards; | A Reign of Terror Caused by Tramps| In an interview with Mr. Stanloy a New York ito the ground aud across y, Se orter, after examining the diary kept inte many Dopsreaees carte ia the Schuylkill Valley. jun rep is y kept i by Mr. Stanley daring his last trip through Sp maniael a andl tecesh, oace The organized band of tramp outlaws that | by y Se ce Wiree eh oases Tee Sees enn: | texrocined the inhabliaals of the Catiuyibiti val. | Afcion andibaing (oll of the acts of cruelty re- Rinesars to be located in the center wing of | ley in eastern Pennsylvania last fall and winter Regine in bedi book, oa PGi ae Ge vaild:ng, za the sub-bescment, where there | havo resumed operations after suspension dur- | 20, Other erucltivs or unusual treatment of the 48 pom. French Jiterzture and liistory, Prot. Mavier Teillard ; j2pursts can, visit Jamsica and her GREAT EXHT- SO pin andG-BSame Dacron thet Bik Gersian {ania and Literative, Bran Yocsches main those 12 days, abeiudiog Hoard td | 3p und bab; 7 Moliies, Sut the CONSTANT SPRING HULCL wt “3 ae a Gurren oll, OF @ tour of this Deuctiful island by tho AT= | ¢4fickets, sleening car reservation and information LA> Ankh STLAMERKS for #150, with the cpuon of ae 5 furushed ay war checked ree 300 Penu- i! nd Political Toples of Modern } exteuding thelr trp, at the sure of REA Rc a osgcaaal : poureld Ghat Bats phis, Mer ADA\, s. v1 Individual idstructiun 24 Voice Culture, Prof, Otto | To Huyti and Colombia. Acco:.inodations first-class, | + ee ‘x, "Snnons 11M, FORWOOD & CO. Avta, 24 buate at ‘on the Fiano, Dr, Gloetzner, ies Binwgat : cle natives bexides those in the log book?” eon " a 3 NHESAPEAKE AND OL0 RAILWAX, Will Dd no noise to reack the clerks above, ing the summer. Within tho past fortnight | ““-Certainly there were,” Mr Stanley repliod, | Satay! French Lauguire, Prof. Teiilerd, ee ae iitioe Cc Schedule in Effect May 18. THE LAW OF THE FLAG, they have been accused of cleven incendiary | “There was a Soudanese who had offended | forisfticulars address Mr- tud Mrs. WILLIAM D. | HONS LOL TE Ae LOR OTD 8.3 60 i — — fires, eighteen burglaries and one highway rob- | Maj. Barttelot in some way,who was inade fast | “si5 ’ . a ao <a ‘Traine yeave Union Depot. Oty ena stroete. 10:57 A Principle Which May Apply to the | perv. to a cross, a bole was dug in the ground before 4: a ortgar om tee Seapet Doms. O a nd IVIL SERVICE AND DEPARTMENTAL EXA’ natous. Full information Successful prepare ‘Aicn. “14 years’ experience. s. W. FLYNN, A N.. Ivy Institute, ¥.w. cor. Sth aud 'K sts.i.w. 01 7-Sm* Barrundia Incident. man oxtended and exhaustive discussion of ‘tho question, “Is there a law of the flag as dis- tinct from the law of the port in respect to merchant vessels iu foreigh waters?” published im the Albany, N.Y., Law Journal, Mr. Alex- ander Porter Morse of this city arrives at the him; the man was shot and was then stuck into’ These outrages have all been perpetrated | the hoie, head downward, and the hole filled in, within a radius of thirty miles of Reading. In | but his feet were left sticking abore the groun the last few days three incendiary barn burn- | and so he remained, At another time a man ings have occurred alone in Franklin township, | Whom the major had condemned to death was mee ; compelled to dig his own grave, was forced to over in Chester county, and great excitement | ‘top'into it, aud the carthvwas dilled in arouna prevails in consequence among tho farmers of | him while he wos still alive, leaving merely his OY. AM, AU" au, m.; Lalu, Wed. Nov. <6, 6 em? st, Nan; Aller, Wed., Dee. 3, 1ua cones Norfols daily. Arrive at Uld Pow 2 m, yati Express daily for stations tn + Virgina, Kentucky and Cuncinuats. pers through Without change w Cin- Sail, BAAN aL 7 he a, U1: y.ur, F. &.V. Vesubuie Limited, daily, Selia u dintnz cars rau through without Vestibule Sleeper tor Lex- Pullman Cars are open to : ENCED Tes epalish may address Mis BALCH, 1207 10tn ‘eters by permission to former pupils, Chilian Mi ter and number of Pan-American Deiegates, ol’ Aust ENS INESS COLLEGE, 15 E BT. eo iww. Full busines to Sinciuuatl, ‘and Louisvule, passeusers at D p23. <, ‘ *, Uurse, Br th, $30 Ctice: O14 Peunsylvauis avenpe. F the district. L.N. Uoisey's cigar factory at | head ard neck above ground, and the tmajor | £ pil bestness course, @5 per, shonth, 8 PAL, fe. ee following conclusions: Hhelahold Station, thres dwelling, housce, a | stamped the earth down all around him mud | cea class iuetriction; atudena prepared fof civ | << cSaGatap WabOR -nATH PROFES. | _gv12-1t Goneral Pascoumey he “Ist. By usage and under recognized prinei- | parn and a ware house belonging to Eliza Dun- | left bim there for some time, telling him ‘that | +ervico exammnations: pew apr DU sional massage. 407 2th ot ww. a ples of modern international law, and in the | can at Phoenixville, the barn owned by Solo- | # Where you will sleep tomorrow. absence of treaty and statute provisions, there | mon Renninger near Boyertown, and thestablo | ,,. How it Jt that these natives permitted them. is a law of the flag im respect to merchant ves- | of Jefferson M. Keller in Reading were aiso eee _— y DY Ma; lwoe keeviug, by which stude s = ee = Sige snd awd aypewriting, three rontus, 810. ROVESSIONAL MASSAGE BY Mus. H. CAM- 42m" EUON, 72511 th st. nw. recular graduate. pace WQ038, COMMELCIAL SCHOOL, 407 East | Litter prominent adios of Babin a 7-Ym* : bet Barttciot? Aro they not muscular fellows, we ‘Capitol at., ite Capitol Hill P.O. Im success- | 2° . oe a. sels, which is exclusive of the law of the port, | Sr ws ‘ettackod cr the abe BEL | able to tako enre of themaclver?” fal operation since: 1bb5, aud. heartily indorsed ty PEOPMESIONAL MASEAGE CAN UE OUTAINED ws Suulih Orcone “2d. There are circumstances and conditions | 4°7"h Nentown by a senad af De ean ey ertainly they are muscular, woll-built, and | {ucts wie have, ben in attendance. | Boukkeoping, | ff with be zines #4} Coat ant Kinsa.c. Pare, Mrst-class, 30 ; wecund-cioes, Bader which the law of the flag and the law of | MOU ded beaten to teen in oneene Poast of a grent physical agility, but they have | corresputidence, spelling and typewriting. Over 100 | py ap AND DE WISESDE, BROTHEMS. 006 BIE, | Seed ee oes us other rates, Sor tatorme- the port may exercise concurrent jurisdiction, | 716 obbere pom di can the the Boston clothing | #4 it 80 forced into their nature that they are | tow euroiled. Now 3s — to Join. Anuual ‘8. W., bppeured Deiore ine uid wade oath that he is ss - a “Su. There are cases in which the law of the | house ‘at Contesville, murderously. assaulted | Te*ponsible to a chief or leader that they obey | *<polarship $25. ‘ypewrititu, three mouth, $10. Cit- | iY didvat ebtablehed apec.alist in this city,and | "NO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MON barr 2 apes Celnce ome bape a and robbed old Ars, Amanda Dosbler at Lebe- | Coumands and submit to ill treatment without | “outenset Hea MBM ae peimeipan, | wilh euaranvoe » cure dull discayes of men aud fur reanes aio) “4th. By treaty provision and statutory etipu- are lations, aud by usage, between many alates the | BOB gutted D. U. Cassel’s store at Norriton- ® murmur.” 01 tation ‘and advice | days, Wedvesdays and Fridays, et 5 or Me fon nen Anedic: no charge; ita vice C1 WITH EFFI. | tiecat auy bour of the day. Subscribed a LUSION AND Bic ViDERCE it, will before we LS. ckets y \ ane % $ bam D. MILLS, | STEAM ‘Pare: @2 etuxie; round wy By extent and character of the jurisdiction to be | Yille, broke into Samuel B Prutzman's cigar Athletic Union Boxing. vor Toung Men ged | s'uoisry public in and for the Durer of Coltastis | :ad- Tooke st LesauG.tickct vues ideas eet d the I th factory at Adamstown, sacked John Faust’ ~ vo] boys and struction SEPTE Bbc | this tid day of July, * ozt-Im* | ke. resend Hiswiey's, 14th and New Yorkave. For —- under colar ode woe or the law | residence at Amityville and John E. Jackson's| The fourth annual championship boxing and | #33" Sg, Se"une.,*zivate Instruction Se selerences | = oak EVER REN QUNTRADIOTED teat | ho Se Jpgurgst company’s ofbce,on the ont sonmnsone aad per soo aie: tomu- | store at Upper +f Creek, entered James | wrestling competition of the Amateur Athletic | x50; ,.0r <jfeulars and information SAS] Dr Shon iu the oldest advertis- | aud Gon. Agent, ous After some explanatory remarks as to each | Peterman’ store and Thomas Harner's house | Union will be held at the Metropolitan Opera | 7=5y, intield, pillaged H. Jeukins’ jewelry stute | House, New York, day, Decomber 20. Of these conclusions. Mr. Morse adds: Pe prem, eg Hontetiecs fur, | House, New York, on Saturday, Decom! “As international incidents are to the law of | Dishing store at Manheim, wrecked Wea. M, | TB Preliminaries will be held at the Contral tie Action (shaitesbury ‘4 “Wi. of Elocution, Vocal Culture, Grace, “= = 7Tib-st. whart MONDA’ at ‘ath st BOO De SHOTRERY srucrsting in igen ‘ Fi oars a ‘Method: anu . x USIN porte AYE the BAL Dale at? ann ‘vovurslog’ C759 210-6m" —s fi Todos! ju this city. “Dr. BROLHEKS, E2W,0. TOWNSEND AND Mllys ADA TL. Towns. | 4 Baten. Furtystive years’ experience: o22-Lu Fie AKEYIELD™ ry or ‘wo DAY ev BA) what casos are to municipal or national > ; Turn Hall, 67th etrect and Third avenue, De- T. V! Ty it uy case of Reryous: saw. comin Creek, Va., ‘end St. Clem. law, every cacurence which brings into exer-| Gcopatied the creameriee Hod! Charch, Bere, | cember 17, The standard. championsiip. aa. | ML™ VEX SEMINARY Tat SOONG AND MIDDLE ASEH. “"Puarcer scoohiisoustion Sarees Snes feof general iuterest to. the civilized astiona | Vile nad Long Swamp, At Bernville they also | U- gold and silver medals will be awarded to | 5 w.com at. ax 11TH aTs., WASHINGTOX, D.C. — CW. RIDLEY : first in The Larrundia incident, which has led to the | ywited snd robbed the residences of A. ¥. or Deting Denke weehe wate 5 we BOARDIXG AND DAY SCHOOL 3 Hight. it, 185; middie-weight, Shoch, John Brossman, Amandon Schaeffer and | classes: consideration of the question suggested by the title of this acticle, is of immediate interest to | 2022 Huth. At several of these places they | weight, 115: ai id when 158 pounds; heavy-woight, an: ‘ial-weight, FOR the United States “and to Guatemala As all | Tespocutcie with’ kuivon tad, Feehan! | 195 bounds: for « diamond medal’ rrevon YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRL gud bere veletion ta the allele have et pen oie band havo been Seseree, Ban the cine | cabt, Des; Seotace tight thes weight. SURESENTE YRAR BEEEES boot fully oF oftctely disclosed, aud as a deci. eetene 08 OS RE eee eee Latee. | and midaieenute i coe eee MONDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH. Bion ot case ma pendent somew fastruction in all tm 7 rapeseed By Bog = t ‘Dot Ohto’s Oficial Figures. trance fee of 92 must accom; each entry. { Thorouxh departments tm accord. ree with best modern methods, Buildingsremodeled, enlarged and furnished with every appliance for | Seslth and comfort of pupils, tacluding passenger ele- ia The official abstract of the vote at the late | Entries close December @ with the secretary, and the United States, and may post office New f have relation to « multitude of circumstances | ¢lection in Ohio has been completed and shows bon Oet. Zeek otty. > beyond tho know! or reach of the pubiic, it is not proposed at this time to enter into an: eonsiJeration i the interesting and intricate i nature eEeEeEeee—e————— BOOKS AND STATIONERY = ree Either rome { a is ea a SR EL SR cc TRE EVENING STAR is offered to the pat Sie, im good faith and with confidence, as THR BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE UNITED STATES. In point of fact, @ may bo truthfully said that it is without ap equal in this respect any where in the world There averments are borne out by the figures given below, which arc compiled from the sworn weekly statements printed in the paper nu each Monday in the year, and condonsed from the sworn tabular statements showing the average daily circulation of the paper during the year 1839, published in Taz Sram on the 18th of January, 1890. Briefly stated, the pointe upon which the ebove claim is based are these: That— 1. The Star has three times the circu- Jation of any other paper in Washing= ton! 2, The Stars circalation in Washing- tou is double that of all the ether dally papers published in the city added te gether!! 3. ihe Star bas a larger and fuller circulation in the city where printed, im proportion to reading and purchase ing population, than any other news Paper im the world!!! 4 The Sinr has the Jargest regular and permanent home circulation ot {ny two-cent afternoon paper im the United States !i!t In support of these claims and to show the constantly increasing circulation of the papex, Sttention is invited to the figures following: PALLY CIRCULATION TW 1885-86-87-68-8R 1SS3. 1886. 1887, INNS, 1899, JAN...20,486 23,388 235,470 26,346 27,542 FEv...22,029 24,321 26,299 27,161 29,200 MAR...25,549 25,504 25,009 27,490 34,760 Ara...22,572 24,727 25,573 27,166 20,552 MAY. .22,474 24,359 25,742 26,722 29,010 SUNE..21,933 23,902 25,116 27,453 20,173 SULY..21,406 23,18G24,870 26,363 29,650 A0G.. 21,445 22,364 24.559 25,521 25,593 SEFT..21,033 22,302 24,905 25,224 28,478 Oct...21,497 21,701 24,807 25,946 30,329 Nov...22,049 23,651 25,697 2.814 31,053 DEC...23,000 24,657 26,466 26,752 31,653 Av'ge.22,123 23,682 23,484 27,082 30,090 Incroase....... 1,559 1,803 1,598 3,099 Of this remarkable average aggregate of 80,090 copies circulated daily, no more than 1,102 copies are sent out of the city by mail, ‘and 1,106 go to suburban places, by express, railway traias, etc., leaving as a net circulation am the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO- PORTION of 923, PER CENT, or AN AGGRE- GATE of 27,852 copies! Of this number, 21,142 were delivered daily by regular carriers at the homes of permanent sub- ecribers. The remaining 6,740 copies represent the sales over the office counter, at the nows stands, cut by newsboys. But of this latter number a very large proportion is supplied regularly to per manent residents of the city living in lodgings, &c. (not householders), so that its whole circula tion may be literally said to be in the family circle. While its aggregate circulation there fore gives Tax Sran 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 pure chasing portion of the community, are the marked characteristics of the paper, te which no other daily journal now published can furnish a parallel. ‘This is no idle boast on the part of the paper. Tt is a well established fact, demonstrated to the full satisfaction of the sagacious aud enters prising business men of Washington, who seek and know where to find THE LARGEST RETULNS FROM THE MONEY PAID OUT FOR ADVERTISING. This is proveh by the growth of Tax Stan's advertising patronage. Nothing can more surely illustrate the esteem in which «ny article is beld by the public than a constantly increasing demand for it—day by day, week by week, month by month, snd year by year,—in the face of ad verse claims and pretentiouscompetition. The figures following tell the story on this point: SUMBER OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS sRINTED Bt 1885-36-87-88-89, 1886. 1SS7. IS8S, 1589. 3,200 3,615 4,076 4,558 3,064 3.547 3,924 4,509 3.506 4,669 5,498 4,355 5,478 3.558 4,197 5,395 5.171 6,033 3,925 4,522 4,006 5,528 3,235 3,3SL 3,915 4,459 2.582 3,170 3.508 4,606 4,208 4,517 4,904 5,SSD 4,599 5,313 5,412 6.589 But it is not alone in numbers that the great increase of advertising is shown. The larger space required for advertisements during the Year 1889 as compared with that eccupied im 1888 is even more striking. : ‘The average daily space filled by advertise ments in 1888 was 25.10 columns, or 7779 columns for the year; whercas for the year 1889 the daily average was 29.75 columns, or 9223 columns is the aggrcgste, being « total gain over the pre vious yearof1444columns! And this, it mast in the way of tax sales, poll lists, eiection returns, etc., such as occasionally swell the business of political organs, being inclnded in ite patroe age. In conclusion, it is only necessary to say that, fm proportion to the extent and high character Of its circulation, Tux Stan's advertising rates take rank with the very lowest in the country, and to add, finally, that every statement hereis made can be abundantly verified THE CIB CULATION OF THE PAPER I5 SWORN TO, ITS PRESS AND CIRCULATION BOOMS ARB OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND ITS BOOKS MAY BE INSPECTED BY ANY ONE HAVING (Q8 DITEREST IN THELB LXAMINATION,