Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1892, Page 7

a EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. .MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1892, Ivs All YE? - up with dirt, when Pearl. tne starts for it. It goes qui- etly and quickly, but there’s no harm to anything else. Pear line washes clothes easily, and cleans house thoroughly. It saves wear to thefine things, saves work with all things. Get Pearline, to get rid of dirt ; you get rid of hard work, too, when you get Pearline, of imitations whic! Beware ftaivscn ears SeiSaT ie Sie oo is merits and ietmanutsct: ured only by 2 JAMES PYLE, New York. Catarrh A Case of Fourteen Years’ Stand- ing Completely Cured. Statement of Mr. G. H. CHANDLEE. EDUCATIONAL. NEWS FRO! ROCKVILLE. NO FUSION IN KANSAS. THE INDIANS BACON. “ ’ The Grand Jury Finishes Its Labors—Free| There will Be No Joint Democratic and | What the Indian Office Saysef the Oharges : Have No Equal . : i ey ep ed Attcocr's Porous Prasters are’ unapproachable in ae sie as in March—Notes, People’s Electoral Ticket. 3 ote ocrvris, Apel 1, 19a, | tl ern ae naan ao, 3088. Tn the circuit court yesterday the grand Jury} In no presidential year in the history of curative properties, rapidity and safety of action, and are gy Re it the only reliable plasters coe petinced, ae es Sash They have successfully stood the test of over tidy geal AO ae eee use by the public ; their virtues have never been equalled by finished their labors and were discharged. | Kansas has there been so much activity in poli- DENTAL DEPARTMENTS, the unscrupulous imitators who have sought to trade upon They were in session ten days and during that | tics at this season as at present. The three 1925 B st. ow. the reputation of Attcocx’s by making plasters with holes time examined 166 witnesses and made fifty-two | political parties—republican, democratic and Presentments. In their report to the court "e—are prepering for an aggressive cam- ‘The 5 in them, and claiming them to be « just as good as ALLcock’s.” they refer to the alms house, which they found | paign, and within two months the fight will be in @ very satisfactory condition, containing | on and it will be the most hotly contested in thirty-six inmates, twelve white and twenty- | the history of the state. four colored. The farm connected with the/ 4 determined effort has been made by » few = A institution is reported as looking well, with | prominent democrats to work up sentiment | con, short clear sides, sound, sweet and mer- prospect of = good wheat crop. ""Tbel coma of | oa Senator Hill for President, but it has been | ehuntable, was warded to the well-known frm the building were found in clean and comfort-| almost fruitless. Kansas doiocracy is for | of J.0. Armour & Co. of Chicago, able condition. The jail was also visited and| Grover Cleveland and the delegation to the hundred and twenty thonsand pounds of bacon were shipped’ . quirements. Capt. Penney, acting Indian agent cept Saturday, large majority of the presentments were made, | lend. ‘All we hope to do,” he said, “is to pre- they recommend that the statute be so changed | vent instructions and get on a few Hill me ive the meat on as to make the punishment a term of confine- ment in the house See or imprisonment in the coun’ The following additional tried: State agt. Wm. Summers; malicious mischief; not guilty. State agt. Kenson Mar- tin; assault; guilty and sent {6 house of cor- rection for three months Cooper; violation of local cases; guilty and fined $160. miah Wise, Edward Webster and Wm. Green; throwing stones and breaking car windows; not guilty as to Webster; the others but not yet sentenced. State agt. John W. Tuma; manslaughter; on trial. Mr. Robert B. Peter was today appointed auditor of accounts of the circuit court, vice , Tesig ‘Mr. Peter has for been employed in the office of the clerk of the circuit court and is takings reg- ular course of law studies. ‘A large flock of wild geese passed place tonight, making such a racket as to re- ceive universal attention. en organized here an: cases have been State agt Geo. tate agt. James over this an club has re- the geese were over during thedarkness. shall has been appointed efor the third district and fr. Joseph A. Taney has been appoin the same position in the ninth district. ‘Mr. Eustace A. Ansley hax commenced the 1% house on West End Heights, Mr. W. A. Smith being the contractor for building the same. Harry, son of Mr. Chas. Kolhoss of Pooles- ville, in attemptin; ‘few days ago to explode of bis hands so badly of fine The state democratic committee is largely for Cleveland, and that body will use the machinery in bis interest. No other candidates are talked of here. “The mimes of Gov. Flower, Gov. Senator Palmer and ex-Gov. Gray aro ee ‘ely mentioned. The friends of ex-President Cleveland wre rallying their forces and will send a solid delegation to Chicago for him. REPUBLICANS ALMOST A UNIT FOR RARRISON. There is a liko unanimity among the republi- cans for President Harrison's renomination. The party is almost a unit for him. General Alger has a few friends in Kansas among the ty lenders. but they recognize the fact that rison's administration is indorsed by four- fifths of the party. The convention to elect delegates to the Minneapolis convention will be held at Hutchinson , when a solid dele gation for the President's renomination will be chosen. Since the Blaine letter declining a nomination the repubiicans of Kansas have turned to Harrison, and no one but Blaine could get the delegation away from him. ‘THE PEOPLE'S PARTY. The people's party leaders are preparing to make a vigorous fight in Kansas and, in fact, in all the northwestern states. Sentiment for candidates on their national ticket is not yet erystalized, but what talk there is is largely for Weaver and Polk as the party leaders. Information has been received here that Iowa ‘and Nebraska will be for Weaver and Polk, and it is probable that Kansas will join them. Tne leaders of the new party are very san- at Pine Ridge, refused to recet the ground that it Was old, rusty, rancid and unfit for food. Commissioner Morgan notified the contractors and requested them to replace the ‘bacon. with, better quality. The logal representative of the firm, in connection with Senator Cullom, called upon the commissioner and protested that they were being unjustly dealt with, that the bacon was ull they claim for it, and requested that final action should be deferred until the matter could be fully in- vestigated. Accordingly. Commissioner Mor- in directed that what bacon was still remain- ing at Rushville should be inspected by the shipping clerk, Mr. J. E. West, who was ap- pointed to his position on the recommendation of Senator Manderson and the other members of the Nebraska delegation, whohnd asserted that he was thoroughly competentand trustworthy. He, with the aid of two butchers and experts, inspected the bacon and reported it fully up to the requiremonts of the contract. Commis- sioner Morgan, in order to avoid any possibil- ity of doubt, relieved from duty the man who had inspected the bacon in Chicago and ap- Pointed another man who was recommended to him as an ‘expert and directed him to proceed to Pine Ridge with instruc- tions to make a critical and ex- haustive cxamination of the meat and report the result of his findings. He did eo, and said that he found all, except a little leas than 7,000 Pounds, satisfactory. On this the’ commis- sioner directed the 7,600 pounds to be rejected and replaced by the’ contractors with accept- able meat, and directed the agent to issue that which had beer found satisfactory. Capt. Beware of imitations, and do not be for ALLCock’s, and let ‘no solicitation a substitute. deceived by misrepresentation. Ask or explanation induce you to accept san xa eRe ‘or Louvers + ani " E =~ tion will be instructed f Rbence ty toda. soatiesens bas a ene Went, orth turoase, found to contain twenty-two prisoners, two | Chicago convention will instruct for | to be conveyed. then Ir ransporta- mid sound to Chivas white and twenty colored. Everything was|him. Col. W. P. Tomlinson, editor of the| tion to Pine Ridg ated among the “4 a) _ pak: Roonerte found in clean and tidy order. The jury | Kansas Democrat, who hes been the leading | Indians. ‘The meat was inpected before ship- gps S ax . ore recommend some improvements of a sunitary | Hill man in Kansas for the past five years, ad-| ment in Chicago by an expert chosen by the Se eT paowres so nature. In reference to the enforcement of | mitted to Tux Sta® correspondent that the | Secretary of the Interior, and it was pro- "oe Nerite Nope Car Wasa the local option law, for violation of which a | Kansas delegation would probably be for Cleve- | nounced to be fully up’ to the con re- end xy CAL ort, Kochester nd 27 nw Fi dy stand to-day endorsed by not’only the highest medica? authorities, but by millions of grateful patients who have proved their efficacy as a household remedy. ACU TION DELSARTE DAY AND EVENING ein for readings and enacts correct Encuims to lentes Sy ice ELIZABETH KiNG, S07 Laat Capito. -. DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG D Lite oinue ‘Address the Principals, Mrvtnd' stra" WD CABELI, ‘ave, & BoaRpixe a} LADIES As LADIES’ GOODS. PIANOS AND ORGA’ s. PINE WHITE AND BLACK Li PIN Arat-clase Freeh aty.e, Wufte aud. Satin Drenson Ertauhe a wpe f Po . at MADAME VALMONT'S o1d stend, 13 11th 7 Frexcu Dazss Cormxa Tavi MIT! 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ED) Mase ADA TOWNSEND, Teachers, 131 i uiversité de Prance. _ Fi tion aud belles tort “rial leeson tree. ias6' SY" are on AILLAEKD SCHOOL OF 1, UAGI LPR TOM ae UTE Re re weeks by Gaillard oruinal and. the only: method. comprising the }rencl. satie ra daily. ex inaton te Rochester, Tenove snd Cimira, at 10.808.n0 FORTHILADELIWIA NEW YORE AND ey im, and, 41-08 am. 2 Es avd 11.35 J)° YOU wan a Prax a dynamite cap guine of success and declare that Kansas will | Brown, who had succeeded Capt. Penney, in- pe legd 7 4 NEW PROCESS FOR DYEING GENTS' SUITS. lncerated that amputation had to be re-| Sins of success and declare ¢ sisted ‘that he was not willing to’ i New or second-hand: or to exchange yonr present People’s party. Ld ‘The lining remains bright and clean. Cail or drop usa line for cataiorve and prices. sorted to. Thicalat ie bane Hemo-| Sue the bacon which had been pronounced Eaee Sean eeeaetiaset eee! ‘The county commissioners are now engaged Kr maa ee nite weer ie Same |ruahic foc’ food: by kis pesdacsenc son cantoe oe Gy orsoenay. re aeesonied crate it electoral the field, City or country. in noting transfers of property prior to making | Pre'aimu'y ore quectoral, Heket in tho tield. | viet ic bo removed and ptherbacon vubativeted GRIMES’ PIANO EEQHANOR. the annual levy for county expenses, Ltissaid | 274 thoreb, therefor. ‘The ‘commia r then directed | G00ds called for ANTON FISCHER, VIS Pa. ave. rs yy take Kansas out of the republican : atone: ote TT (08, UNSURPASSED = a deni —_ ae on Fepnorr thee or ae column, throw the election into the House and “aap the a determination of the agi Pgs a haat ag a ry + a 2 ? pe —_ oa a a == poy Si ha hy mee that the | insure the election of a democratic President. oer Re aD piven pay ree aoe ENN. : inte See eae ne Geveral Me: ee ee ‘Cards have been issued for the marriage at THE COALITION DiscuSsED. appcigsh rt ee peda dbp sesieed) Poe ic 18. tre =. Dr. WiouTani, No. 1411 K street northwest, Dean St: It is with great pleasure that I testify to the beneficent results of your treat- ment in my case. After suffering from Nasal Catarrh for fourteen years, attended with con- stant expectoration and dropping in my throat, I placed myself under your treatment and am pleased to find that I am cured. Hopivg that many others may be benefited as I have been, Iam, Yours, very traly, GEORGE H. CHANDLEE. A PERMANENT CURE OF DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGE OF THE EAR A Card From Mr. T. E. ROESSLE. “Tae Anitsatox,” Wasurvoton, D. C., March 6, 1890. My Dear De. Liontuu: ¢ It gives me great pleasure to state that you effecegd s remarkable cure of deafness and dis- cbarge}rom the ears in the case of my cousin, Mare@ C. Koessle, and that the eure has Proved as permanent as it was radical. I feel sure that without your skillful aid my cousin would have beens deaf man all his life. Knowing of“other cases in which you have been equally successful, I cheerfully give you leave to refer to me at any time, and hope that your practice in Washington will prove s distin- guished success. Yours, truly, T. E. Roxsstz, acting agent should issue to the OPENING OF SPRING MILLINERY THURSDAY, March 31, and FRiDAY, April 1, at Lucas & Marines (Late with Mra. A. T. Whiting), . 1011 G st. nw. mb2G-1m, the M. E. Church, Silver Spring, on April 6 of On this point there isa wide diff of} Indians full ti beef in lier if Marie L. Noyes and Arthur E Dowell’ After ayer 22 sete ica retsatt ini a the bacon. Recently, on tho recommenda- the marriage there will be « reception at East | ornion mong, lending democrate. | Some of | tion of Gon. Cyrus Bussey, arsuatant seeretary Woodside. jist such action would wipe out | of the interior, a third inspector hes been ap The operations of the free delivery system at | the democratic party in Kansas although it| pointed and is now at Pine Ridge engaged in this place for the month of March are reported | should succeed. Others way it’ could not be | making an examination of the lacon-and the a3 follows by Postmaster Dawson: Delivered— | made to work because thousands of ex-republi- | Indian office is awaiting his report, Registered letters, 15; ordinary letters. 4.738; aie new vagy Sper tor vomeed tela coat perder EE re} Ss ‘ards, 26: 346; 4. ch purposes. It will be impoesi se- , Titrd and foucth-clees matter 6.084’ ptesea’ Cot” cure a fusion of aes oamceratie nied pesplath TPO tee eat ee PONENTS ener ES aga 2,621; ties on electoral, state and congressional tal postal cards, 28, fuail postal eusde; 651; sec_| tickets, as has been ‘proposed by some of the | She 1s Indicted for Manslaughter in Causing rth-class matter. 103 pieces. | Prominent democrata. If such » combine Her Daughter's Death. Total number of pieces handled, 14,415. ‘This | Could be made and the votes all delivered there | The grand jury of Dublin county, Ireland, to DYEING IN ALL SHADES ACCORDING TO shows a gratifying increase over previous | Would be a majority against the republicans of | which the venue of the case of Mrs. Aunie Mar- SAMPLE. : 4 seanthe since the inauguration of a over SA.908. garet Montagu was changed from Coleraine, . $i tou f | _ Seats eum eens ICHMOND aN! = b Sg EE Exocorion Axp Onatonr. iatige ve aun sone at Pen aay ivania| The most thorough and infuential col slocu- tion in the word’ MAKIAN COLLEGE: Cid f ow Jot3 VOLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, C 2 La, aye. erpomte cry Fox C.K UTR AR, Coes beim, Learn to use the phonograph and typewriter, the quickest preparation for an uhcesituat on. Couiplete coane. ¢10. ‘puomarranit aloue, $3.50. Shorthand “ations by couyeteut reacers phouograp senceyt i ludividial instruction by ayeriehced reporters. Tai ang th rain tor Prout lioy Bon, per mouth, trom €2 to €0. Thoroush prevaration 4 Ree WASHINGTON AND SOUTH- is ED, composed er, + | inte Etucinal:, Lasiness aid civil service courses, . qividual or” private clase umiruction. | WENTLEN VEST tien tats 20" | tirely of Fuliman mieeper, Di ‘wot Moderate prices. Bend for catalogue. . Dining, and runs to Atlaute (tune 18 bowra) ; ruse schoole and colleges for jurability. taken in exchange. Tho only felide PEELE FER CONLTED S18 110m ot. Sea Se onal mad —— PIANOS, San SS SS SIT leas fom, CLEANED, Holes Linings and Bation Holes kept in their former omy comonzasionat, catprpates. pation ia cust ae Ne TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP uab Sleeper throucls New York Washington, tie probablo that “Jerry” Simpson willl bit of manslaughter guint the accused for A. F. Bo ~ paneer emcee gang | Fox Gime Axo Youxo Lapin vehi temo - have the democratic vote in kis district, which | yitting her three-year-old daughter Helen, Tt + Dorxor, t Ht. Pianos tor rent. ve J Mont, will make the contest very doubtful. In 0: (4 Mouern Cncurr Counz—Judge Montgomery. Saturday—Pettit & Drippsagt. Simpson & Guy; | district the democrats will nominate motion for new trial overruled. Mah ‘1 SECOND-HAND PL Gf. | alu returned a true bill charging her with wil SCOURER AND DYER, coupramut inom every. weil tuowe make'ie tis d ni andi- | fully ill-treating Austin, Walter and Gilbert, Southeast cor. 17th and Fairmount ave Shopome sopatt mt SxTsos date, in which events republican successor | her three sons, all of whom are under the age ee he FECTAD INCE SiN TS caered ta will be chosen. Clover has lost friends ve-| of fourteen years. ls ea eel BONTeY ineTane wes Ep hen genres e cause he dodged the vote on the silver bill.|” Mrs, Montagu tied up her little daughter to a ana ee ¢s Wa ETA Lert 9: judgment by default set aside conditionally; | The people's party will probably lay him out | ring in the wall of w dark room, with, her 123.5, 20th. Fhdlndalobies ace. eat agt, Morris: motion to strike out second | and the democrats will nominate a candidate | hands behind her back, to punish her. Tn natok, Wile 3 rn yee Pullen : vita Wentineron to Kwoxvilie ia “Aube: (Noh Grade SUR WASMING ION SNDOnIO DIVISION dears, esha 0 a.m. dally; 4:85 poam 3 “ ‘sunday ere Sestungton Sjo'e'sars 30 pu ally and 6-59 atm ““TRiowsh trains treks the Boarding and Dey School. MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, 1 §:3 0m. lowe ws abd Yao pus, Maneoee Bree plea of granted. Church agt. Ready; | in his district unless the ‘the ith 716 Market ot., Wilmington. Del. BICYCLES, fon 11 motion for new trial; time contin ued for hear- | them the candidate, which is not likely. Davis | girl was aed ssineed nite Recieve prodom Lith and G sta., Washington, D. C. 1200-1106 Mf st. and 1124-1128 12th st. ing. W. L. Wilkerson agt E. Jackso: and Baker will probably have no democratic | fer. ) CAHILL & 00.. for com: opponents, but will have most of that strength. Eqvrrr Covnt—Justice Hagner. Broderick will be renominated by the republi- Saturday—Berman agt, Berman; commission | cans, as well as Funston, though a determined toget testimony in Philadelphia ordered. Morris | fight will be made on him. agt Sheban; pro confesso vacated, with leave ‘THE GUBERNATORIAL NOMINATION. toanswor. Enright agt. Dick; J. Walter Cook-| The contest for the. republican nomination sey appointed trustee. for governor is just now occupying much at- ——+-e-____ Defenseless Condition of Esquimault. United States Consul Myers at Victoria, B.C., is preparing for his government a compre- hensive report on the sealing question. According to information received by # re- ‘Thorourhly equipped tn all departments. Special advantages in Literature, Freuch and Ger- man, and Music. 18 A Home. in which students have rare advantages for ‘social trating aud experience. ‘Hyyiene, sauitetion and physical comforts of the most approved modern kind. Leave 1711 PA. AVE. ¥.W., Bole Agents for the Celebrated SINGER BICYCLES. Parties purchasing one of 18 will, if eligible, 1S | be presented with menivarsnip ini a. We Repairing « specialty. Best work executed with proniptuess at lowest prices. Cushion tires and rims put on all Safeties for 815 per pair. mhi6: L. 8. BROWN, General > Sas: DEPAV on oon. Pane Ast Bet ORE anv omio RamLnoan. Schedule in effect December 13, 1801. Waslamatou froin. wa’ wel street ‘PEAITING, 2 CENTS YARD AND UF; BUTTONS to , 10cents dozen; pinkinw, 2 ‘cente yard: iaitor-nede bystonholes, 3 cents each. Demnuresi sew: | tention. “There are four candidates in the | Pires deterclowe, Ir the nose agate | fibtagee Soe EN LOERS, oon Oy. | crores a ef, oR eee aad Ente of Wi lin, Ie Fs ola" granad| Sorc aA WS, with son chance of | PONS 4 ay Cade and | M Std dg Rey ag bpignicear ang |e OP PMECMATIC Corownra sareries = letters of administration; bond, $30,000. Inte | success. a 6 bee tek a ele ae ee | mene eee Ticycles they are ON TOP, | S*n1e* ERE owe ave rend wey sation $030, Julia eee =. hay = gre a ees meteorological station, with batteries at Mac- s E. Call and examine them. Catalogues trea, — Gr ag zh, ro ae eed improvements al jer View. Aul Point and elsewhere. ‘The guns now in PRIEG! east! one, IMENDS SELECT SCROOL, 1811 1 ST. Be ATWATER CYCLE COMPANY, $a + | of any arade, including collewe preparatory work. 1424-26 Penn. ave. |“ ocld THOS. Wr SIDWELL. Principal. STE] R = i Bromptly at, moderate. pric ‘ Capt. E. 8. Randall, the proprietor of River | the navy yard are one tweive-ton Armstrong, | Zrvptly af moderate prices—superior sty for her sister, Mine B. VAN KEU’ ‘Gat, for her sister, NKEUTH, 26 W. E. Roberts. guardian; decree allowing ex- sie’ ‘ 2 " Fenalture of income ‘for support, alate of ‘View, is making notable and extensive improve- | five six-inch Armetrongs and one of five inches, a 7 ° i There are also sixty forty pounders for the mes M. Busher: will filed, admitted io probate | ments at that resort. The large dining room | The is ae Sere es and letters testamentary to Margaret Ann|and pavilion, one of the largest and best China Lprararinalletepe aan HAVE REMOVED JT To wo = Dae aa OE Ee = M aerey OK qperon, Dwyer; bond, $600. Estate of Edward Quin- | equipped in the country, is now nearing com- Wave Anwetation! be orn) : AND HARMONY. 5030 ReaD: Slo center otters of adminis | pletion. ‘The drawings were made| The exodus from Canada of French Ca- : nde tration to D. O'C. Callaghan. }DUCATE FOR Bi ‘THE SPEN ——»—-— "i ‘EXIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Typ srettiedineet erie by Mullett & Co., architects, The now | nadians to the New England states has pavilion has been erected upon the ‘The Russian Famine Fund. assumed euormous proportions. Thousands - : -| rive overlooking the — landing, District of Columbia Hed Cross reports the| sffording « mageifcent view of the river irali | are daily leaving their homes in various following additional contributions: Jos. and 8. | directions. ‘The dining room, elaborately fur- parts of the, provinee, and going across the ino. D. McPherson, $10; D. 8. | nished in Geargia pine, is 110 feet long and 86 der. La Patrie, the leading French liberal eG oP VEL VETS. |. Owen Dorsey, $2; two govern- | feet wide and is lighted by incandescent lights, | paper, declares itself strongly in favor of an- \OLINE LERCH, formerly with 7. an A spacious porch surrounds the dining room, | nexation to the United States. A. Fisher and Maison iriese, Paris. ment employes, $7; Bernard B. Green, €1;| $°Rt is “dparated from it by glow emeh, one Henry Beard, $25; C. M Richter, $1.45; C. W. THE ““WHEELT RIES, WEEN N. i i a Witt? [pie eee rai’ Sumivess, Sl : For Bacerstown, 110.408. m. and 5.30. First-class | _ 3020 SMITH WHEEL MPG co, * stort nseerauren: | MOLAL BLUE Link FUR RW MURR LLP = For Philadelphia, New \ork, Boston, PROFESSIONAL. $ Soon, £40" Gras. Dining oar) tL Spas Sail orrend tor nese thus: | Cae }, SCOURING AND DB’ ent, 1205 New York a AVP. LIGHTHILL,MD, SPECIALIST, (Can be consulted on Catarrh, Deafness, Asthma, Hay Fever, Rose Cold and Diseases of the The banks leading to the river have beon| ‘The stock barns on the farm of Mra. C. M. Shoemaker, €4; Palmer Tilton, €1; Mrs. E.|graded and sown with blue grass. | Eakin, near Salem, N.J., have been burned with 8. Gurley, €2; Mra J. K.’ Kelley, €2;|An extensive sea wall has been built | their contents. M. L Luddington, €5: Jno. C. Baxter, $5; | at the base of the banks, and the beach has G. W. Dearing, $10: friends, €5: Capt. Muhon, | been improved along the entire river front. 5; cash, $1; Mra Watkins, $1; Mary E Pick-| A new Edison electric plant has been intro- ‘Mrs. M. A. Jones, #3; F. L. and T. duced. which will render the grounds and Franklin, $5; C. T. 8., €1; L.S. $1; Jno. | buildings —_ver: attractive at night. Foster, £25; a workingman, $1; T. Ebb, €3;| Tho. ewitchback railrond has” been’ “re. sympathizer, iphany Church, $10; P. W. | built and lengthened and the race track Miss Woodbury, €25; anonymous, $10; | reconstructed. Many handsome shade trees, & Chandler, $10;| shrubs and flowers have been planted, and Mra, M. J. Perry, $5; sym- | walke and: drives laid out, adding to the pic- ‘Luckerman, Se hse seventh daughter, MLD. DAMA A. . ATTORNEYS. iw ge ooleril heal pear ives ne wa Re Room 10, tn. mad -30t* = Vis Pouxiikeopee brace, EORGE W. ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 188 BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE | \i ‘Boat: Gee tdaicane ave: Wath D.C. 1M "ita Butters ‘oles, - D.C, 1207 Lots st. mw. Papas ip all courts of District of Columbia and state of New Eisner en an epee York, auh32-3mn' —— OL FOR CHIL. .. Chiidren taken tor the datata Pies Tan, 9. as be succeeds wi rnces tost skeptical and ad- de, All aden ‘Yertises only w! i cous al. Satistaction fuaranteei, | Sittings, Uc. “Hours, ptoa., Open 3 #70 AL at. between ie end Oth wa. soutn wert. ‘apz-or° . Govern. ment claims prosecuted ; pensions ot All lewal Luriness transacted for moderate fees; cons and advice tree. ries (CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KAILWar, ‘Throat and Lungs at his residence, 1411 K ST. N. W. Hours From 8 to 12 and 4 to 6, ae FREE. 00 N APRIL 4, 1841, EXACTLY ONE 3 3 MONTH AFTER HIS INAUGURA- 00 TION, THE GRANDFATHER OF ‘THE PRESENT PRESIDENT PASSED aWaY. THE TURBULENCE OF THE FAMOUS LOG CABIN CAMPAIGN OF THE PRECEDING YEAR, THE CARES OF OFFICE, THE INFIRMITIES OF AGE AND THE DEMANDS OF PLACE HUNTERS WERE TOO MUCH FOR OLD TIPPECANOE IN SPITE OF HIS IN- THAT NO FINER, BETTER-FITTING OR MORE ARTISTIC GARMENTS (CAN BE OBTAINED IN AMERICA THAN ARE TO BE FOUND UPON OUR COUN- ‘TERS READY FOR IMMEDIATE SERV- ICE THESE ARE THE DAYS FOR A SPRING OVERCOAT. 1¥ YOU NEEDA NEW ONE GET ONE OF OURS, THEN YOU ARE SURE OF ITS BEING COR- RECT. ALL QUALITIES, COLORS, SIZES AND PRICES. SEE THEM [[rmsrso rien nerrenrenne Rosissox. Panzer & Uo.. Aweaicax Crore 1200.1202 & 1204 FST.N.W. ‘thousade of eases of the worst bese, that I G. W. turesqueness of the place. ‘The improvements, - 5 G. | when completed, by May 1, will cost $25,000. It is dhe intention of Capt. Randall to offer SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER ‘Traius eave dally trou Uuson station my PBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW dine, 600 D at. a. w.. Wi CWetster Caw butidines aalington, D.C.” Mesidence, 35 ksi. uw. ‘given irom cradie and Py jual member of the society. Miss Bar- ton has also received $9 from nine telegraph Additional contributions received by the American Red Cross forthe Russian famine many brilliant attractions during the summer, and to provide for the large crowds he has in commission the Saml. J. Pentz, the historic Mary Washington and a new steam launch, re- cently built. At the 7th street wharf new of- fices and a grand entrance are in course of erection. A dome will be built over the main entrance for the band and the entire front made ornamental and attractive. W. E. Gar- ner is the builder. te SE Order of United Friends. Iuitial Council, No. 87,0. U. F., met“Friday evening at Council Hall, No. 514 9th street northwest. The presence of Imperial Coun- calor Thomas 8. Stout and Imperial Trus- tee Frank Fisher, both of Philadelphia, Pa, added greatly to the interest of the meeting. This order, though new in this city, is meeting & full measure of succoss, three other councils being in process of organization. * ae ‘Will of Jaines M. Busher. ‘The. will of the late James M. Busher has been filed. He leaves his personal estate, with the exception of money due from his lodge (Centennial No. 14, F.A.A.M.), which he directs the lodge to retain, to Margaret Ann Placed on the Retired List, with every progressive man or woman in the United States, or at least onght to be placed there—that is the old-time methods, pills and mercurial and poi- sonous lotions and potions soid for constipation, indigestion or stomach diseases of all kinds, and in their place adopt the Carlsbad Sprudel Salts. It is the most efficacious treat- ment in the world; a never-failing remedy for bad breath. Makes life a pleasure and you can eat as heartily as you please. Try them. Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, New York. N Tue Last Cor For Tus Szasox. 3¢ you are in need of a suit look at the suits we are selling at $5, Look at the suite we are selling at $6.25. Look at the suits we are selling at $7.50. ‘Most stores will charge you double for the same goods, Children’s suits, 81.80, $1.75, @2 and $2.25. It will pay you to look at these suits before yougo slsewbere. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co., mbiétr SEVENTH AND G STS. ME. FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANG Mircalom: hte fo rave, 0 at. 17-108" ‘HE EVENTS OF to 9 Pm. 20 eee allconsul wbld-lin™ DREAMER, IHE ONLY CELEBRATED and German sstrolosist inthe city, tells fe. Office hours, 9a. n. tod p.m. :"sun- 0am. 10S pun, 1508 Lath st. a. w. abll-Liue ME, PERUIN. THE TRUEST DESTIN: MM Nester of ‘the ase, ‘Uatornntion siren wits she nomi Warion st. n. ws bok Gib end Teh Paka S. MEDICAL, &c. MULLER, 1027 OTH ST. N.W.. TREATS ALL x ‘Strictures and ‘Urinsry'disossce. Otice ‘stm. and 4207 piu. mua" ‘PROXESSIONAL MASSAGE TREATMENT CAN yo obtained, With the best of medical references, by OMETHING NEW AND GENUINE PHOSPHA- SOxnr comp Pile anterons Onabotlc wit cae mild cases of etek cee ousexhaustion ‘SIMMS, 14th and N. ¥. The leadins dental ongaulzetion of America with offices im the Urincipal cities Ail imembers are era Rated. specialists. "See advertisement Ia tnsther ap HN W., OPPOSITE SAKS & peciaity. ‘Beattival abd artiste ft vhave no superior, only 87. r smualsnun. Te. : teeth, #4: very Sliver ma, Foe. 0.0, $1 up; cleaning, full set of 4 best tet fall eet_ eA works siniotly firstcln money chert ou apy Operat.on proving ausatistectory.) Sabai awe? D* ter . .. corner Uli and E ste. n.w., ‘Dentistry tn ail its Filling and preservation of the uattrai tecth aapecialty. mb2o ; KOSHON'S DENTAL FAMLORS, ESTABLISHED Gt gOS 14th, at aw, tote’ 620 and and jates nade wood as new. Open, bi sud Bundaje till 2p. a Allis Urapeten mhiz-tme (y= Evans DENTAL PaRLonS Sinan ae eal ee aS pact er i Ot}. aud B streets. unt, rece ~F. apaP. Bail Okt ots Conttort aod horiott ol ‘Tickets et POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. /KFOLK, FOKI KRESS MONKUE AND Ermer! Ve. Nortolk and Wi i = oe oon FS CONSULT THE ONT: Dwyer and namos her as exccutrix. Promises 2 cjane in No. 18 C street northeast is left toL. C. Wil- in trust for Thomas R. Dwyer. L a. ~C. T. U., $4.50. Massachusetts— i "8 entertain- Brookline, of children’ ment, $72; Lamb,@5. Michigan 3 or cs ——— Lea, W. New North Sand- Frank P. Tilton, $2. New York—New York ity, Delia K- ‘Halleck, 95 aS ¥ Association, $5. Ohio—Sidney, Yanrey, editor ‘Progressit ac a re Bs, DENTAL |Repeeisie =: ASSN. eeeeeees ee pe. bo.s tree.” Pilhngs asa pistes U.S. Thave been before you, throtixh The Btar, every day fortwo years. I have strenuously avoided ssying a sym- Fecently | cun- Dr. K.. estab- B4to eeeriies S aioeanscals eet 1 7TH ST., COR. D. Our petes liet Gemonstrates that it {s ridiculonsto pay exorbitant dental fees in any city where we have an And yet we would not have you suppose we do cheap ‘Work because we work cheaply. On the contrary, ur ‘services are guaranteed first-class in every respect and