Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1891, Page 7

= Tux Evexixe Stan's subscription list, the books of the office, and its press and de- livery rooms are at all times open to the wel- PE Fashion's favorite fad, centers in that famous, fascina- ting game—lawn tennis. But there are women who cannot engzge in any pastime. They are de! Ee, feeble ‘oa easily exhausted. ‘They are sufferers from weaknesses and disorders peculiar to females, which are accompanied by sallow haggard looks. ‘or overwo! worn - out,” “run-down,” debilitated teachers, milliners, dressmakers, seamstresses, | “ shop-girls,” housekeepers, nursing | mothers, and feeble women gen- erally, Dr. Pierce’s Favorite scription is the greatest earthly | present bobtail cars and the animals that are to circulation. This is a guarggtes to adver- tisers that is given by few papers in the world, and by none other in Washington ! CITIZENS OF BRIGHTWOOD. ‘They Meet to Discuss Their Imperfect Trans- portation Facilities. REPORT OF THR COMMITTEE THAT INTERVIEWED ‘THE SECRETARY OF THE PNEUMATIC BAILBOAD COMPANY—PLENTY OF PROMISES BUT XO FUL- YILLMENT—PERMANENT ORGANIZATION FORMED. There was an enthusiastic meeting of citizens last night in the Brightwood hall to further discuss the matter of better railroad facilities for the citizens residing along Brightwood avenue. Before the mecting was called to order those presentstood about in emall groups telling their unpleasant experiences with the mployed to draw them up and down the hills. “‘Thelatest experience or object lesson, | said several of the citizens, was yesterday complexions, expressionless eyes and | morning when one of the horses fell down in the road from weakness and several of them had to walk to the city, after playing horse doctor for some time. Mr. J. Norris called the meeting to order and the minutes of the last meeting as rend by Mr. A. H. KeBne, the secretary, were approved. ‘The report of the committee was next called for. The members of this committee were N. E. Robinson, chairman, and Messrs. Keene, jorria, Saul, Stone, Wood, Best, Satter Field, Johnson, Thomas, Leibers, Mattingly, Heit- come inspection of any person having a color- | able interest in the correctness of its claims as, THE NATIONAL GUARD. An Officer Replies to Mr. Evans—The Facts 2 of the Case. To the BAitor of The Evening Star: In Saturday's issue of Tax Stan there ap- peared = comm from Mr. George W. Evans relative to the somewhat disturbed con- dition of affairxin ane poftion of the District National Guard. . Had that been Mr, Evans’ only effusion on the subject the aggregation, of ma- licious fiction and ingeniously dishonest mis- representation might never have been dignified into subject matter for controversy, but in the Post of yesterday morning Mr. Evans inter- viewed himself (reporters are #0 liable to error) pes feared ps Foca nceber ge trmcepaenes ing to disses toe of as, vane’ Lnseary oad mental gymnastics I want to separate him from the Notional Fithont authority is to coutroversy of giving him the nea: oP he must feel tm need of. In no sense he represent the Rifles and that fact should be thoroughly understood. His animus is purely and was first publicly aj it when, by the operation of law ‘exercise of proper thority, the Rifles turned over their arms to these same ooger i ee that — now being for the purpose of insul =: a * ‘opened Saturday by stati ir. Evans ‘up on Saturday ing Saise ‘two ¢oli battalions ere, in the it of many military oe deeming feasure of the District National Guard. I yield to n> one in the matter of fair- ness, and the officers of the seventh and eighth battalions can testify to my active friendship in their behalf, but neither Mr. Evans nor any other enemy of the National Guard can circulate sych nonsense as he has written without at least meeting with one an- tagoniat. It is safe and popular to be on the colored side of the question, but those most deeply interested will not claim for themselves that which Mr. Evans in his new-born zeal and unlearned haste endeavors How ‘the Columtian Exposition Will Look ¥ ‘When Heady for Visitors. « The arrangement of the principal buildings | of the Columbien exposition at Chicago has been made and a bird's-eye view of the site and the ground plans of the buildings will soon be issued. ‘The Chicago site is four times as large as that of the Paris exposition, and has a frontage of two miles on Lake Michigan. The buildings will cover twice the area and cost twice as much.as did those at Paris in 1889. Alone they will cost nenrly fifty per cent more than the total expense attending the Parig fair. More than $4,000,000, exclusive of the cost of the land. has been spent on Jackson and Wash- ington parks, in laying them out and beautify- ing them. Another tnillien will be spent in their improvement. A ride of six miles on the lake will teke the visitor to the fair grounds. ‘The northern portion, comprising a hundred acres, will contain the buildings of foreign nations and the states of the Union; how many it cannot now be predicted. In the western part of the group will stand the Ilinois build- ing, 400x150 in size, and costing #850.000. In this portion of’ the purk will stand the fine arts building, which is to be a magnificent e costins half a million. Just sonth of the foreign and state bnildings may be observed a considerable expanse of tle lagoon, with inlet to the lake, and encompassing three islands. On the largest — will stand the United States fisheries build- TRE GOVERNMENT EXATDIT. A little farther south, across an area of the lagoon, will be the United States government building, measuring 360x420 feet and having a dome 120 foet in diametor and 150 feet high. It will be constructed of stone, iron aid glass, classic in style. cover four acres and cost 340,000. In it will be a very completo exhibit from the several federal departments, &c. War, trensury, agriculture, interio: navy, Smitisonian Institution a How many people there are who re- gard the coming of winter as a constant state of siege. It seems as if the elements sat down outside the walls of health and now and again, led by the north wind and his attendant blasts, broke over the ramparts, spreading colds, pneumonia and death. Who knows when the next storm may come and what its effects upon your con- stitution may be? The fortifications of health must be made strong. SCOTT’S EMULSION of pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda will aid you to hold out against Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Scrofula, General Debility, and all Anemic and Wasting Diseases, until the boon, being unequaled as an appe- 1 to claiin for them. That the two battalions | museum. On the lake shore east of its build- tizing cordial and restorative tonic. | muelier, King, Branson and Barber. in gation have, all things considered, done | ing, and in part in the intervening space, the 9 fairl ne tks cals eee a cae | qcivacial Stic Wane well will’ be conosiod, but taat “they | government nil nas arr ene pace, tne siege is raised. /¢ prevents wasting in children. Palatable as Milk. a coe ere itive | Chairman Robinson made a verbal report of | ave always exhibited a far greater evidence of | ing station complete with apparatus, a light , sold by druggists, under a positive | o2 visit of the coum mittee to the office of the | Proficiency than any other battalion in the | house. war balloons and a full xize model of a —_—_——_ rrantee from the makers, of sat- a ae Paignde’’ is absurdly antes. $3,000,000 battle ship of the first class. ‘This embcoaee ar, Pneumatic Railroad Company, where they bed | "7 great many residents of Washington it | will be constructed on pi ide pier, isfaction in every case, or money Fe- | an interview with Mr. Earle, who is secretary | must he matter for congrattlation het this | being thas sarcone tog parently SPECIAL. —Scott’s Emulsion is non-secret, and Is prescribed by the Med- CAUTION.—Scott’s Emulsion is funded. This guarantee has d_treasurer of the company. “We went | situation has brought to tho front a modern | moored ata wharf. ‘he “ship” will be built of ut up in salmon.colored wrappers, Be sure and get the genuine, Prepared only by Scou & Bowne, Manufacturing Chemists, New York. All Drug, ical Profession all over the world, because i ingredients are scientifically faithfully carried out for years. there,” he said, ‘with full hearts and feelings | Wellington, an organizer of the most marked | briek and coated with cement. combined in such a manner as to greatly increase their remedial value. and attempted to put before the representa-| ability, a readjuster of military matters who which we beeed our action ME, acie was'the fone eae Se eee rks | eshintie Ky. the! goretusoia ectibtia /the St which we our action. Mr. Earle was the |, word and cause disruptive influences ver ms Purity-Strength-Wholesomeness SIU, one zhom we found in the offlosand he |to vanish st @ nod. To him, undoubtedly ac- | visitor will come abroast of the largest building EDUCATIONAL. LADIES’ GOODs. MEDICAL, &c. RAILROADS. ‘tened attentively to what we had to say. Our | eustomed to the maneuvering of large of the exposition--that of manufactures and = +3 ——— an > TED. > = = . ae a 7 = ———— —==z e provesonbepy nity ihe Piero Aenliern yop rp ate bey: _ SHINGTON, War LADIES TO KNOW THAT 1 HAVE | J)RS. GARBER AND ChOWELL ELECTROLO-| Jy im ND DANVILLE RAILMOAD oo. P liberal arts. It will measure 1.700 by 800 feet, ed tO UY Bew apartments, corner of 12th and | 1)" Zen, physictans and sarseome dT ie x v In October, 1588, he said the road was char- | from one armory and the scattering abroad of | \it ty. McHor bhrtta ahd fal ite obutce a SSFUL PREPARATION FOR CIVIT, SER. | Gate. n.w.. over Ohio National Banke aad ain new | positively “ure the mont ansreee 4 All tralas taove and greive ot Remmethonets ee oe aorge Sentn beer 8 begs tose. | ihete comport, © 9 Wivinl ait | Gus a00 toon te dienes Seen need Yer, vesomnable exten. 2078 Presses Sareet Ooetsanes ‘wrapm, Man | dectare,” oak tcheuuted Getta Pocteees | Met pe ty eI “We Were then told,” he continued, ‘that |to be done with one _ hand | Spat ome 850 feet in “4 ‘ — eae a m’ they i “ e|s + fF 5:0 aan. Dally for € - Chaeiotteavitie, Bt To rand have to Rat up with horse cars Dut | while the other adjusts complicated financial | about 400 fect euere taba err ne | SE Sa dy a. MADAM H lati ee aie | Ret See eact oon eon pees for a short time. Very soon, indeed, were we | d:fficuities in lems time than most men could | yi partially inclose w circular harbor, from | healtitul rats i 3 DROFESSIONAL MASRAGE.—MNS, CAMERON, | Ville. Charidtte, Columbia. Avcusin. "Atlanta, tobave cars with all the latest contrivancesand | count the money involved. Not one of his sug- | the danny ciate 4 cirenlar peng eny 0 Fore! apper reaitest the ae Bg rive Manaus n Mheclaity. Rete | Hirainsheny Mugromery” Nrwortewun, Texnsannd the power was to be something other than horse | gestions is sensibly practical, and. no one, ex- | tt a coemaatiae otae 1k hattiee es a Qn pres ne at their suring openinz, Thre by perintan to the now prominett ladies ot Wache | Horaia. Pullivan Mfonpet New York to Ailautannd Pull e power, probably the storage battery system. cept Mr. Evans, “expected them to be. reps. > STAR Es ST. Z a | 2toe pan. +See. Oh a: ‘lane roma In fact, we were told tl ne or two cars bad | Whore would the fifteen companies in ‘ 85 8 & up: | LHON Fou. Tres a in Te Fehaary 1500 he ees Hotoomen thst ene | COME Barket armory “(he “anys there gtand forty-toat, eedoie eolater” bolum, a "students: prepared ior! evileertice ean: | pik: itch in Se LUCAS | ID 2°23 ana teiae Payscan, ‘ E january, 1890, we were Wee are ut ten) move to in case | representing = sa, each one new inethod of illustrating boukiees = inhi0-1t | Gan be cousuited dai 2 at, bets the south west. Mint ue snot Penny, ha een changed and | the market, company refused to, aconpt “de | ehring ovek its supa te canted setae he | Gemieaiens tans fl hacrtsnd ted | | ADLES Cas MAMEREACTTAULIANT Snes ee a nae” wena aisand | SST AD A ae Tails, Washington and Southwestern that the Judson Pneumatic Company would put | Greased rent? How could he put the light bets 8 ony Typewritins. three months, $10 Diplesss: Materials at J. JAY GOULD 421 ee ate hie ano compared entirety ot Felicess canine See down something ‘ar superior to the cable line. | tery in the market house? Does this tilitary | °"" Stan’ Ladt af Sie, grand reich, sabitding HATA —— SENT WONDER FOR EASTER! — f625-1n* hwage apen. rate of fare ic eo {at some unforeseen | meteor propose to have field guns moved into | westward throngh the park, will be the agri- penn In alot to oni Page over TTS FAVORS, Mia N ES, ORANGE BLOSSO obstacle had delayed the work, and out of | quarters with the arsistance | cuttural buildings, 800 by’ 500 feet. It will east ; I quatifienti | Buttais for . cingaset che mngnth e treatment meantime we were to labor under . of da@ricks? Out of the profundity | S509 Pooia tie agricnitural bnilding | jurctte td ee ee * Le ATLE eee ne an Cernan an Haas ih We | ot hie atti knowledge can. he | 2Ot | tho visitor will come to the great machinery Wisi | mn to : feetim’* | TSROFESKION al. WABKAGE CAN BE GOEAIESD rex e discarded ‘cars fro tish up the fact that « battery of artillory takes | j, "i tbe “iG Fabs | er oe FESSIONAL. ¥. 3 : ED | 110 p.m. Western. Gatly tor nd are drawn by the poorest lorsea” ” | un aw’ midch, room asa couple of battalions of | Hillyhich tie tothe westward oft. Tt wll be 20, Bi Suc, terme ew: | Fe Bact Gar Ta ROS IDEAS CLEAR. | agp go ot heel rere ty Svinte 3 | charter "Seaman Tenet ‘THE INCONVENIENCES 8UYYERED. infantry? Where did he secure the alleged in twenty’ lease yap ay at mown fadies' and Gents’ work of every dewziption, |] TREATS ALE | with a Fulluan Sleeper tor Louisriie. fe ion wh places the total strength THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. “e: Dr. and Mrz. . Godding. st: 3 i nd, Evening Dresses. ANTON AND | i ATS ALL z Continuing the chairman of the committee | format nis a i . oth, inhi-inn of ig tg throat Jung, | 71) 00 p.m. — southern b: Bo You Est went on to tell of the many inconveniences | of the artillery, ambulance corps and the first| Opposite machinery hall and north of it,in | 2 a “ — — j liver, : diseases.” © . separate company at seventy-five? How did he “ z nna dur" caused by the company and told of how the | fird out the comparative standing, of the vari. | (22 center of the “long walk,” will stand th Lys pa ition ‘ont bull . Subject: An t ay ey w BROTHERS, 906 B st citizens were compelled to walk for a whole | ous commands: Did his informedt, know ang | CXP0sition administration building. It will cost rethod; the onls one base Lamia thelees eet easitingog & and inade onth ‘that be ig week during the first snow last winter. Then | more about the matter than he does? Why does | £450.000, be adorned with scores of statuary lypon sort! “scientific hilosophie | moderate price. Cutting and basting specialty. — pa ae ee and he told of one of ‘the horses falling down. ap- | he insist on doing for himself thit which Dog- | figures and be surmounted by a gilded dome : | _<e fooler boeke —— parently dead, and sid that the recovery of | berry had another wn do for him? Tising 7250 feet, or about the height of the | vited. NION FISCHERS DRY C1, 3 ESTA AN! a that poor animal demonstrated the won Noone knows better than Mr. Evans that | auditorium tower. 5 ¥ MUSIC, | Sou Gente’ arenense of at kine asa aad eet | {or tie District ut Covinubia, thie od Sey = sale " vitality of the played out street car proposition to mix white and colored | Tothe northward of the administrati 1Oth of, b. «.. twenty-second Fyar. + | Mitpout Leins rived. Ladies’ Lvening Dresses a spe- gens “All these things,” said Mr. Robinson, troops in the two regimental organizations is | ing, on either side and ing the grand nve- vARD. Dire Z See gine years’, - —— als wan -- AF confessed by Mr. Earle, who appeared anxious | not possible of application, and the only reason | nue. will be two more immense buildings, one Ta woor Ta: than OF cS kaa {20 pices: established adverts. | To 3 an am 4 to remedy the evils, but he was unable to give | for suggesting such a combination ia a desire for the electrical and the other for the maining A Grea Seva trouruinar back OE CP OR RIPPED, | iy nites, piety im the (ity De BROTHERS, | O47 pm romise of speedy relief because of a lease | to cause trouble and foment disturbance. exhibit. These will be about equal in # a ‘ORED Bi pata = : ——— ald by the Metcopolitan company. He really | “And none rekon nae gallery, which | covering each alittle more than five acres an F 4 Tow | MAPOOD BERR RY Cstne a poreug | todsSS pm abd tobe at ao wos Gat tiw. | Mor twoot Dr. BUUTHEKS' invicorating sordiae | 8-30 seemed anxious to give good service on the | Mr. Evans proposes to obliterate. He says | a half. SOT ARS SSS 7 Sia on vunday NEVER, BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT | ,/ 0TOUsb traine from the eguth vie ES ST., BALTIMORE. | iors irom 9 a.m. treatment given. Wil. care any case ot wervous deuility. “WU B sts. Seprine car reservations road, and gave a glowing description of what | ‘such ritle practice is of little practical use. | To the southward of the line of buildin, PIANOS AN GAN = — aes sores eh ey oS the road will be in the future. At the expira- | The true teat of marksmanahip ia the ‘outdoor | which are tanged along the vouth side. of OS AND ORGANS. | D¥ * MEVENBERG, saenetic Physician. Sieet Stage peg ‘ tion of @ short time he said that the service on | range, contending with variable winds, with a | grand avenue, is a vast open expanse which 1, ——, A mht AS. L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pum. Agent. If Not, Why Not? 8 c4 - D ‘Sr = the road wonld be far beyond the most san- | full charge of powder in your cartridge. No will be devoted to thy live stock exhibit. “Here Tae Leavixe [xstevmests. Sai ion? <> oi nina guine expectations of our committee. The | 150 ur 20U-foot range in a shooting gallery will | immense stock buildings and whatever else 2 J) Lobb. ev Nast ST PeLADELrnta: | CBESAPEAKE GoED DAL, PaRIs, a —— — We | train a man for marksmanship at 200, 300 or Sars contribute to the success of the live stock Tom ntyeon's —— a DECKER BROS." PIANOS. D ny 1 rwenty, year’ =qenssin god Baek 7 must obtain relief, immediate relief, or we | 500 yards range in the open field.” Did Mr. | feature of the exposition will be constructed. 'o Really Speak, Write, Mead an¢ ial sealed) contaminy iuit perucuiars ior HOME C ‘Trains “non Depot, th W. BAKER & €O.’8 | Sill have to seek relief elsewhere.” Evans commence to ext meat on the day of his | ‘Turning to the north the vistec mit wet che Boden Lancuaces. ist raga a 20:97 sm, tor Mewport News, Oud Somterens B Peak t Cocoa rien rxTEavigws wir swxes.an meavuze, | birth? Did he crawl before he walked?" Doce he | 8 _papertation building. which, with the depots, iy Classes Last Month. FISCHER PIANOS. | end Sergot okpm Palisa ide eae i: ‘i remove his clothes before taking « bath? In | will cost a million dollars. cl e. oF . | Cars to Okt Point Coutort ‘except 5 as ie gd told of a Populist Vr ry short, does he know what he is wlking about? | North of this will be the horticultural build- : ¥. MABCIL } ESTEY PIAXos. Pet “ cretion, ene. che, wrpitet® with Mr. Panl, one of the owners eroad- !In that ritle gullery more thorough pre | ing, another immense structure, 1,090x1¢ DR. RICHAKD 8. ROSENTHAL, ESTEY ORGANS. PE; Se ee from which the excess of oll 3 8 i - ip stating your case, and receive book or He also called attention tothe fact that the | paratory — work — ‘hasbeen done . than | with three domes, one at each ¢ndand a large? | nate priv? >the Tinperial faut RENTED AND SOLDON INSTALLMENTS. | i Tutl Yeas how to set cured ‘abd expo Is absolutely pure and | Charter of the company had expired several | any one unacquainted with the facta dreams | One at the center. ‘This will be constructed ‘Aucuor of "Lhe Memcersct % > - | quacks. Dr. Theel is the only’ Physician in the United at is sotubte, months ago. of. Position, aiming, sighting, trigger- | chiefly of glass and iron, and will cost £250,000. | _ “ 1416 Kat, TUNING AND REPAIRING. an en De bE — Dr. Stone was called upon for axpeech, but | pull, all are’ taught. It is unfortunate that | Still farther th will stand the women’s | }[!S8 SUSAN ANDKEWS RICE, a days. Sto optr NO Chemicals | re simply ‘sais that he ‘indorsed the report | Mr, ‘Evaus should have withheld hives | building. which is to be 400x200 feet in dimen- | “Gortigente of X. E Cotes ee, Rowton, Mars, Cire SANDERS & STAYMAN, are used in ite preparation. It | made by the chairman of the committee. Chair-| gallery work for #0 long a period. 2 | stons, two stories high and will cost #200,000. | cunrs ree. 108 E vt feld-s& FRANK BUTLER, Manager. PROFESSIONAL has more than three times the | mati Norris said that Mr. Earle had also staied | United States army and all the mnore advan NIuins SHAS vis B1NVEL sO0kx: M's: 4 a | i = ee strength of Cocoa mized with | that hehad tried to inaugurate a system of | commands in the National Guard have be Tarning sharply to the west the visitor will | YL State of tre ul Conservatory, —— MES E,.Y. SSELL, CLAIRVOYANT, BUSINESS Starch, Arrowroct or Sugar, | trausfers with the Washington and Georgetown | making excellent use of the guller g sharply st the 5 N2 | ~ MM ina trance meditin, cau becomsulted at her hare cn Sehetnater acces. [rare years. Had his views ou the subject been made | 8*cend the Proctor tower. This will be eon- — 19 p.m “Maxnetic and inamage soos cially Manik than aid Mr. Keene, after speaking at some length | public twenty years ago the general govérn- | stracted of steel and be 1,050 fect high or about Pees a at al bout the stock of the company. said that if | ment and several states might have hesitated | 100 fect higher than the Fi ie wi E HARDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO IS THE ONLY | \g ME. DELAMBA, UHL ONLY WONDERFUL entacup. Ittedelicious,nour- | *! é | 100 feot higher than the ny wish to. acquin c 4 piano inde ih tite Worid witch positiv Mi eiiied Enuclish trl 3 faking, streogtbeniog, tastrx | te¥ did not succeed any better with the trans | before they appropriated ulich money for an | Wes ot thetenwe sant lirge and Gurides thods. “Ie eeS-luut | wath tne imal clitinten, Thies very sivont eager |-‘Tells ailscre nae eee Olas ba ee i at BORE ye mr hore ys fers than they had with the railroad the eitizens’ | ornamental nothing. aggregation of structures, including probably LY "i Hromiecinie® Dest is use oarnnony, whet | 1d Lao. ae a chances wouid be very poor indeed. Mr. Evans is of opinion that no great mis-| some of the foreign and state buildi ny z avil 31 fo oa a. ate By the | MME, FRANCIS, THE WORLD - TRAVELED as wel os Se pores Mr, Field raid that he did not take any stock | fortine would” betall the District ware. the | mctny of satihortate coat ectee ee ae oe 4 Hantisan metivod “th, however, lis | M Sica rer ae tay cvprinos Spm tea Sold by Grocers everywhere. in promises and he favored pushing the matter | National Guard organization wiped out. Per- | nature which canuot yet be described, D lias been neglected. Prepara: West i 3D Ie OL use only | sstcmas, $15 ci Sours b to Do W.BAKER &CO.,Dorchester,Mass, | £0" *l! it was worth. Bape he is corrects | but what does he All the important. buildings will stand on | Hunt. Aunabotieand’at exuinsious. co | Ver cut. Re OO REVEEROE | Sundays. Ly re i PROMISES ARE EASY. o in place at whicl is so | terraces fonr feet above the g e S met: do-wtt SOF. CLAY OLD-ESTABLISHED ONLY | | Fi . “It's an casy thing to make promises,” said |22xious to see destroyed? Independent | thus greatly improving the geacral ‘Iandseap: RAI °O ‘TKAGI HiAitel & DAVIS’ PIANO AGENCY To BE | X..yeliable wenuine and at wea tora sworn Rent Tal Th Gaya tea eee ises | Military companies! “Military” is a | effect und rendering their own appearance more | (4a ‘ closed. Positive. imperative and unprecedented | Aeticlover ant Medimu. in thi city born vith veil ‘fo ce Ss Capt. Thos Lay, “and it's om theye promises | misnoier in that connection’ ‘They are | Scent avon portral evening. | wf ierte Shi eieee maton buch wade panos. Guiy | iomeer al ye obbetic fit of sncund sieht reveals every | wees, Mae eT that we have suffered.” He was opposed to | simply social clubs that have decided to eeat « will enable the Debs. Arust. G2) Fat she lat. situs. a.w. ett | separated’ fozetier cations ‘shel ares vee | 2a is. ee i = ; “ . : : a Se : Success in Lusuers removes tanily trowuless & : sing ene ot Ga peteioet eracney to ac | Wasson ek cone eae te eee oP tuty thd greases oes aa Aa deta i sane RR 28 ey Bie Se oii 7 Bat ft | ip coubé ‘or. All’ Uusiness vondeutial. Never boon, portion, Sem | See it & | known to tail, ‘y nearly the same point. Hours, Jam. to9p.m Open Sundaya he thought that would dosome good. “In good | were they called | into the field with | Around this loop the trains. in arriving aud perimental ground. He thought that the | *euse? They are untrained and know nothing | huge circle at the extremo southaeee Commissioners should be complained to and | of manetivers which would be necessary | entering apd leavin bah ent 0:20 om, 12:10 anda. TS wha, isis, 13.90, 1880 Mi Sittiows, 5 an weather,” suid the captain, “we can walk. al-|® consolidated body of soldiers. "Mir. | departing, will, sweep wt interval ate tan : duraniity” OM Pie <r segs Pana exn, | Pot Hagerstown, 110:40.m. and 15.300. though we prefer to ride, but in bad weather | Evans thoughtlessly, ax in other | minutes, und the depot accommodations will a Eygight thet cans SS ee ee FOR XEW YORK aND we can hardly walk all the distancg to the city.” | matters under discussion, refers to the Na-| be so extensive and well arranged that it ia be- : / UGHT AFTER | =— ~ —- iD D READING AND ASTROLOGIST; THE 1LADELPHIA Chairman Norris said he thought the com- | tional Guard as. tinscled aggregation. If the | Heved tuere. Will ‘be almect ee conten : ‘i Solan her onlesrre toon TAR : pany had already forfeited their right to the | National Guard, which wears the undenfably | crowding. - : Franchise, as they had not in any sense of the | plain uniform of the regular army, wore the —__$_+eo —__ word complied with the terms of their charter. | brilliant clothing in which Mr. Evans occaxion- TERRIBLE MA. 7 He thought, however, that the citizens did not | ally disports himself, then they would be proper BEECHAM ‘Ss PILLS want to force them out, but did want to force | subjects for such criticism as Mr. Evans makes. , ten _| ie, plan oes ao Septenitier 8 last. Omly $10 will be charges £0F eitnes Hand who the future Musbund of ‘wi DISASTER. —_| the business couiseur fortyyowritne pe Mey cp To: | a rhe the future Bustand of wife will be; urings Soin'at once. COURT F) WOOD LL it rHacnet Boh cae Larwana ct lover im,90 many days; cleo bao thy Fs dae, landing pasmengrers ia Over 200 Lives Lost in the Sinking of a Ves- (THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. them to do what was right. ‘The National Guard isa school of instrue: RY OF MO s 00, “10:00, *12:00no0m, T EnSLIC® > Mr. Keene anid that since last September he | tion and nothing else. It is training thouseras Alwhtrox eerie mee ATOR OE sic. 7 ‘ind sate journeys, Tele ~ Si ni had only been able to get a seat three times. | of young men to defend their coustry should | The British steamship Utopia, from Italian EDWIN nant, 5 POUCH, WORKMANsHp | iat ntsiness Gent adapted tor, imo nettes tainly | 9p oP py no Sie Gi ae He could have got a seat oftener by compelling | such defense ever be necessary. It siands be- | ports bound to New York, with 700 Italian immi- | 25-28 Principal. __/ PUR b tavited to thoje | buntous and draskenuens: siee's Sania Gate Sen | 20-30R: ta) Luuited exyrem, stoppity at ladies to stand in the car, “but,” he said, “no | tween the reputable community and the rioter. | grants aboard, collided yesterday with a British | \ HORT HAND. | eeNew Artistic Styles,” Guuisbed in desizms of UGH | face powder. “Ladies. call at once. | # asanue — cise gentleman will do that.” It will grow and prosper and be an honor to ironclad, anchored in Gibraltar: by 5 Acme Phonosraphy in sixteen easy lessons. Pro- | EST DRCUMATIVE ALT. seins sors Dertecs satistaction a OF ALL DRI . ficiency in three | Send for panphlets. Students : aisy have been awarded a old fet re he h > | _SECOND-HAND PIANOS.—A largo assortment, | faction. Ofiice hours trom 1 soonufterward off Ragged Staf. A pavlle Hoel oot Actas Fhotonrapiy- TY ~? | compriaine ginost every. ws = i ~ . ti country, in Li repair, wil gale was blowing at the time of the coll 5 dati = | fow tarares: MPRCTAL ERD CCE ME Se cee ey or fore colliding with the ironclad the Utopi \OLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERC! 4D prices and in terais, Which will be arranged mh12-0t* iy 01 ¢ Utopia ran | ( rE. ay reN Treen Ra ‘A THOROUGH ORGANIZATION ADvOcATED. the land in spite of Mr. Evang and his malic aah Geo. H. Harnres, The repor: of the committee was finall: i ji adopted, and when the question of forming a | Fitet Lieut. and Inspector of Hitle Practice, Al” See permanent organization was mentione' Dr. ae ae, Ee i ; eon; : oy ee J AVE. opposite city Post | mi ITS when desired. | ra . = Stone took the floor in support of th 3 into the British ironclad Anson. The Utopia | Gives the ter ine, ee ee ee prin. | 4 | MME. RAPHAL. THE CELEBRATED OLAIR- He advoested a thorough organizatin of the EXPORTATION OF GOLD. sank within afew minutes. Boats were imme- ibe bee Hoant itor of the rt witch eegire | 6 Miva fat aot the achat dager citizens and said, “In unity there is strength.” a an ae .. | diately lowered from the British ironclads and | {he Wy Feit pela iy Parts, Ite Be tee | cand jucky dates. Don't fail to wee thislady. Speaking of the people in Mt. Pleasant he said Sey ar tee ene Moe | also trom the Swedish “ men-ofwer Niere, curves: Business, Pnslsh, Accoumancy. Cieilperene BICYCLES. OF a nw. si Fw that they were united, and the result was that wd a These boats resened 180 persons, who are now | Shetthand and typewrtux. Annual scholarship trom they geteverything they ask for. He suggested | The government is not going to allow gold to | on board the various vessels. Many others who | 30202, sitations vuchuateed when competent. si Tite oF eall f0r c . POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. that if Brightwood avenue was to be made an | go out of the country if it ean help it.” Yester- | Were Tescued are lodged in _Bovernment build cag A er ealeete-cunen.a.m..c.z..tria. |Do You Use A Brus = = a TS. experimental groun e citizens d to y ;. | ings on shore. is reported that the crew of ENCE aU: i Bee OBPOLK AND OLD POLNT.—STEAMER LAKE bes gry om ooo ese rth pond tend day the Treasury Department refused an appli- the Utopia were saved, but that over 200 pase PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ‘We sell them at the ascending scale of N lighted with electricity, including staterooms. Casu On Caner, pre nergy pgp ar merase OE made at the New York assay offcefor the | sengers’ perished, umong whom were mony | Sessions of Sarmehitheh De Be ose 500., TSe., $1, $1.50, #2. Toectst, Thuretey sad’ Sesser ee ee citizens, he ani would have other things to | Conversion of a millior dollars in gold coin into | women and children. choo! of Bu inate te Ena ‘To oult all sisee and stylee of Cyciiste, “Fire We. ound trip, 63. i pe poe look after les the raiirond matter. The | bars for the purpose of exportation. ‘This step ar ++ School of 1 to fish and ie a doctor referred to the condition of the road | was taken ities s cacantction between the ped ‘Trying to Exterminate “Pluck Me" Stores. Beok ei = 32 ais GORMULLY & JEFFREY MFG. CO., "TOXCEFOLE AND FORTRESS MONROE. ‘once es edie, and sald that enough money had been ex-| ing secretary; Gen, Nettleton, and Mr. Leeeb, | ‘The bill providing for semi-monthiy proce Echool of Spencerian Pactcal Peumaanion ee 13825 14th st. Ne Ce [here have been Uselees expenditares: ever | director of the mint, and had the approval of | of miners’ wages and the oxablishment of the | Phlatof Meciameal ant Architecture Devime | gegm — t' ORAVES, Mencn_ eat ‘since Alexander Shepherd built the road, which | the President. According to'law it is within | time check way of paying employes, which also | , \earis, quarterly Spaaataly ayrtglirorst rates, Day (TE 1801 COLUMBIA SAFETY BICYCLE he intended to bes grand botlevard. atid. had | the diserotion of the Treasury Department to had in view the extermination of “pluck me" Some paaeegnt =| Has arrived. Pond Oak Antiqne-fintshed Bed Room Suites.3pteces | he remained in power long enough the citizens stores, was defeated in the upper house of the % iS, BAL R.. Principat: others ser 817 cath or #18 cn cree. wal hare had a good road and good streat| hry wian a charge for the conversion ef fer | Mimo logiaatare Monday evening Sa SEE a | Rstyat ranch tent a 5 ca -commodations.”” — ~? 2, o _ iT. . Aud see it, ER **WAKEFT! ‘T-olece Parlor Suites, wild walnut frames, uphol-| Secretary Keene reminded the committee | for $100, this being 8% cente below the Arrested for Sending a Lottery Lett pang = ag Tg ig RS Th strain plush or best uatreloth.tor #28eash or #300 | that the removal of the pool rooms from near | p ; decision was based] At Ebensburg, Pa., yesterday a. letter ade] 'egi2WEtks brtucia Oihee hours: Soap. —_— ‘and vaige ee Florida avenue forced them away from i it is not good Brie “Sn ib Re eros there and the citizens would have to be careful | policy to iP the —_ exportation | dressed to the Louisiana Lottery Company was GEO. 8. ATWATER &00., that they did not move to Brightwood in the | of but this need not prevent the ship- | intercepted, and the sender, G. Martin Rist, a BERLI’ z 1424-26 Penn. ave, Cond CECE TIES SED SEIEES fr OE | ae ment of the coin or the purchase of bars from | wealthy farmer, wae arrested sad i ate a specced! ca stow cy 7 of hy a ana TOU; MS x cash oF #2.500n credit. Mr. Clande King thought that the taxpayers | private sources. It is anticipated that this | fore the United States commis: radhsccapmaiee AMIL UPPLIES. BRUSSELS CARPET, one. cash or Se. onereait. | "eT bound to get their just proportion of im- | action, however, will stop the speculative deal: | He'wue pos arden haa ae Appear before the pear e eaeceeergoaerre! = HAMILY SUPPLINS. _ Aves = tay ea paaleeninie provements. ing or gambling in gold which been prac- | United States district court at Bituburg. hpsimasheseed y Aire, SUGAR, @c. BIG BOT. WHISKY, ————_—_—__—_——————— Good INGRAIN CARPET, S5e. cash of 400. on credit. ‘A PERMANENT ORGANIZATION FORMED. ficed for some time by Wall street brokers. ——cee. ated Branches: Ney York, Bostou. Philadelphia, Chicaga, | Sqamnery bai, © Bets or ra UTE TO 3 “ewww and ay all CARPETS tre of cotanddce't| Tt was finally decided to form a permanent | iow brokers. anticipating, for Instance, that | The Arkansas Treasurer's shortage. , | Pere Berlin, London, Bs ie sai iepehen gr By sme, MONROKDOEUTRCREE LLOYD 8. a. c0. PED Ente StS grinalzation and the maine adopted was Cit-| Gta emant fori, would wdray form te |g THe Joint commit on. auditor's und team | yf SRMALOWSOIVTLSRRDCETNGSTEETRARD | 3b oe =e 2 sere he Curteruin are thecaneot any housein the ity; | 28# Amociation of Heightwood Avenue. A | United Staten large tavount of gold cine hans | Wrer's books of the Arkansas logislature ve: | Ais colors, 120; lat gow Papa. i ke Se — — —— ‘| committee of nine was then sppointed to draft ported yesterday that ¢x-Treasurer Woodruff, | “ususesaminabons, cs be ach 31am” ‘enly s swall payment at tine of purchaseand the bal- | « constitution and by-laws and report at the after counting all the fundy in his possession, | A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CHOSS, 112 MASSA: wate cicalient, sctin EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. | Next meeting, which will be held on Tuesday, The Treasury cotati: Gourecs ‘and altgeas every aventeas i Ea Se eee instant Pat i C Puno, . Violin, | ; stoorasre | a Pe Xo notes quid and 6 percent discount allowed THE STAR THAXKED. eccmnets. Semele Reman over. age sviow roe (90 all accounts settied in thirty days. Mr.Claude King then arose and moved a vote bs waeclaulee cia acca Fa + A EDOAT ZAI OAs of thanks to Tux Evesixe Stan for the usual . Howard MacQueary's Case, ENTISTR: OOD AND COAL warm interest it takes in all the affairs of The ecclesiastical court which bas ben hear- ______DENTISTRY.____ ‘ r ——SSSSSSaaPSSDSSS=——_ are the city and county. export. ing the charge of heresy against Rev. Howard GiRQSHOR'S DENTAL PARLORS. EST! Coa. & Woon. “We take great interest in the paper,” he MacQueary of Canton, Ohio, finished its labors pee ey ey | 1 wil onl until farther notice Coal at the following @roean's said, “and the paper takes great interest in the ay, ENS i people: and when we have anything we want CREDIT wovuse © public to know it is through the columns an 70 and 744 7th at. aw. | °F that paper we inform them.” Some vue suggested that av there.was a Post ter it that be thanked: Sein Wego MANES QOD NANTES. | | Meso. W. Be Malloy, a a Nichola * ume oft latent desteusiu Weal Mantels in theetty. | Robinson, Claude King, J.P. Hayea, M.S. King, Pe y hn $5, iatbon, 3. Norrie, Highy, Honey ae et Leen SEARS cree dau c. : — M. RocuE, Capt. Lay, W. E. Yerkes, Nene 40 Louisians ave. aw. | Dr. Lavender.