Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1892, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. y age 2 THURSDAY, APRIL 21; Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleas- ant and refreshing to the taste, and | actsgently yet promptly on the Kid- neys,Liverand Bowels, cleanses the eystem ellectually, — colds, beadaches and fevers.and eureshab- itual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and j “acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial 10 its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable sub- stances,its many excellent qualities commend it to all and haye made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c. and $1 bottles by all leading i Any reliable druggist who may not Wave it on band will procure it ‘womptly for any one who wishes te it = Do not accept any substitute, SALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CQ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, (QUISVILLE. KY. MEW YORK, M.¥. ~ GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & C0.’S Breakfast Cocoa from which the excess of oll has becn removed, Is absolutely pure and it ts solubs No Chemicals are used ip {ts preparation. It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Barch, Arrowroct or Sugar, and ia therefore far more eco- nomical, costing less than one centa cup. Itiedelictous, moar.’ . RMD ishing, strengthening, Eastey DigtsteD, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health. TG West ated Serces, New ty. | CURE FITS ‘When I say care I do not mean merely tostop them for atime and then have them ret: ageio, Imesns tadicaleure. i have made the disease of FITS, EPI- LePSY or FALLING SICKNESS a life-long stady. I warrant ry remedy to cute the worst cases. Bocause others Bare failed is no reason for not now receiving @ care. Send at once for a pe ea Sy tsflible remedy. Cire Express on G. G. ROUT. M. Cy 183 Pearl St, N.Y. 50 Washington Brooklyn. | 2) .600 Cleveland. Pittabueg. 2} .600/St. Louis. ..| Cinein'ats) 4) 8) -671 Baltimore, I I 150 Chicago. YESTERDAY'S Gara At Philadelphia—Boston, 6; Philadelphia, 3. At Baltimore—New York, 9; Baltimore, 0 (for- feit). Rain prevented the Washington-Brooklyn, the Louisville-Chicago and Cincinnati-Pitts- burg games. Brooklyn; Baltimore at Boston; WHERE THEY'LL PLAY TODAY. Washington at New York; Philadelphia at Cincinnati at Dleveland; Chicago at Louisville; 8t Louis at Pittsburg. the game, Staley bet than Carsey, Mulvey's damaging errors lost Philadelphi gz batted much hard The Bostons played withouta fielding error. Capt. Van Haltren of the Baltimores stopped playing atS o'clock im order to cateh a train for Boston. Capt. Ewing said he bad not been notified ef any arrangement tostop. The Bal- timores, although abead—6 to 6—tefused to says that the “home club shall be compelic upon proper notice to the visiting club to be- lay and Umpire Mahoucy gave the iS ic ame to thas been protested. The rule w York. gin the game 3!¢ hours” before the time of de- 323 B.C. DIED DIOG- THE CYNIC, WHO DESPISED ENES, MANKIND, LIVED IN A TUB, AND ASKED ALEXANDER THE GREAT TO STAND OUT OF KIS SUNLIGHT. HE WAS BORN AT SINOPE, ASIA MINOR, AND PIRATES SOLD HIM AS ASLAVE TO A WEALTHY CORINTHIAN, WHO TREATED HIM GENEROUSLY. BE CARRIED A LANTERN IN DAYLIGHT, LOOKING, AS HE SAID, FOR AN HON- EST MAN. Worsocrt rus arp oF a raxtene YOU CAN READILY SEE THE DIFFER- ENCE BETWEEN OUR CORRECTLY- MADE AND PERFECTLY-FITTING GAR- MENTS AND THE ORDINARY READY- MADE AND CHEAPLY-TAILORED CLOTHES. OUR PRESENT STOCK OF SPRING-WEIGHT GARMENTS 19 EX- CEPTIONALLY FINE. NONE BUT NEW STYLeS IX THE CHOICEST DESIGNS ND RICHEST FABRICS. ARTISTIC IN STYLE, PERFECT IN FIT, AND MOD- ERATE PRICE. COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. YOU WILL BE MORE THAN PLEASED. Rosissox, Paaser & Co. Axsarcaxs Crormrns, 1200,1202&1204FS:NW Hove 1 Evsa Decewven You 1 been before ou, through The Star, 1 have strenuously avoided ted fo misiead the most confiding udearered to impress upon all who cthing for nothing joubtful statements, Dut give the facts fm every instance, ‘NOW BEAD: Stvft. Extension Table, osk, $3.99. Six-tt Extension Table, cluster leg 95. Feather Pidow (not chicken), 958. Yand-wide Carpet. 11 to Brassels Carpet, 45, 60, Be. Extra Body Brassels, 8c. Best Wire Cots, $1.98. Al-Wool Art Squares, 3x3, $5.95 ; 313i $7.55, ke. 96 piece Facey Tee set. $208. £1.99 to $10. Loe. vives, Forks, Spooas, Kitehen Ware, &e. Wecan furnish your home from top to bottom. ex- @ept Stoves. If youdou’t want anything yourself tell ‘Your friends avout GRasTYs Double Stores, 1810-22 7th ot. bet. Pand Qa.w. Nothing on credit. If youcan't pay cash no use to ewe. toe ‘yRoe ae. Good _ ster. ase; he ANTIAL said: came when t y our interests im the club, a doing all be could to injure us with the press im Washington aud Balthucre. home nights, ger myn then those who paid bis salary, und we d:- cided on a change. “Wwe think well of Arthur Irwin. Ho has always shown ability in runving # ball team, is work with the Philale!phis, Boston and Washinton of the past. uot to Speak of the fue work te has got vut wood teain uf the Sevators inside of 4 we nh ecm parture of the last train which the home club ean take in order to reach its destination in time for the next game. half before 5:55, the time the Orioles were in- tending to leav. n gin until 3:30. The Beltimores clearly violated the rale in this respect even if Manager Powers was notified, and have no right to the game: Three hours anda is 2:25. The game did not be- The Nationals left for New York last night to open the grounds there this afternoon. Cap- pa’s band will be present and, weather per- mitting, it will be a great occasion. Those who went were McGuire, Milligan, Dolan. Knel Killen, Gastright, Larkin, D. and H. Richard- son, Dowd, Radford, Duffee, Hoy ard Dono- van, Kneil will piteh today and Rusic will probably goin the box for New York. After three games the Nationals will return to play Fimes Bere, Monday and Tuesday with the hillics, and on Wedneslay a postponed game with the Bostons. Then the nine goes west, to be goue a mouth. 4 Ex-Manager Barnie witnessed the game in Baltimore yesterday. : President Stucky bas signed Browning to play left field for Louisville. Weaver will jereafter do backstop work. The Louisville club has released Catchers Cahill and Hess. Second Baseman Halman of the Philadel- phias is confined to his home with a threat- ened attack of congestion of the lungs. Buffinton will probably pitch the first game at Boston for the Orioles. Capt. Anson celebrated his fortieth birthday ast Bunday. IRWIN TAKES cHanoE. Vir. Barnie has retired from the managoment of the Washington Base Ball Club,1u accordance With the demand of the Waguers, and Arthur Irwin will join the team at once. Mr. Barnie did not oceupy his usual position on the bench on Tuesday, the nine being under the direction of Capt. Richardson. Irwin in the moruing signed a two-years’ contract with the Wagn Whether it has a thirty-days’ notice clause in it is not known. Mr. Barnie greatly regrets leaving Washing- “I like the people and the city and the and I wonld bave liked to b associated with a nine that will be so ful ag Iam sure this will be. I carry with me the wost pleasant recollectiuns of this c! As to my plans, well, I cannot say just now what I will do.” Adispatch from Tim Murnane at Philadel- phia to the Boston “Globe” gives the follow- ing interview with Earle Wagner. Mr. Wagner “We bought the Washington franchise 1: we had Mr. Bar The “You seo he lived in the latter city and always went “The whole trouble was that Mr. Baraie was a big- University team of this city, spe “Irwin wil if the weak tin WORKING ON THE TOWER Mouse. The old Noses’ foundry, which has been leased by the Washington and Arlington clec- tric rond to be used es a power house, is now receiving its plant. Engines, dynamos, bail- ers cabo equalize rs silosher mechanical : Spplianees necessary to the operation of suc! ® Toad will be in ition before next week. From the south end of the Aqueduct bridge to cemetery this road will run. Miss THOKAS’ FUNERAL. At 3:30 yesterday afternoon the faneral of Miss Mary A. Thomas took place from her late home, 3505 Prospect avenue. Those who os corted the remains to Oak Hill, the place of in- terment, were Messrs. John T, Mitebeil, J. D. Cathell, S. Thomas Brown, C. H. Demar, J. Henry Wilson and John Lectch, Services wore conducted at the house by Rev. Geo, Eiliott of the Dumbarton Street Methodist Chureh. A DANCE FOR LITTLE ONES. At Seminary Hall last evening the Misses Ball gave a dance which was both largely at- tended and greatly enjoyed. Between 8 and 10 o'clock the floor was oceupied by little misses, and from the intter hour uutil 12 their older brothers and sisters held possession, NoTEs. John E. Heinzerlin tas sold to J. Barton Miller part of lot 6 in square 31, with improve- ments thereon. ‘The members of the Gay Street Baptist Church ins recent meeting pledged them- selves to buy no ice on Sundays. The Jumor Order of Jonadabs gave an enjoy- _ entertainment last night at Odd Fellows’ fal Seneca stone ts coming down the canal in large quantities. Dr. L. W. Ritchie will at an early day be- gin the erection next to the Aqueduct bridge of six new bricks, On Tuesday night the home of Col. P. A. Darneille was all aglow with lights and deco- rations, the occasion being a card party dance given by the colouel’s daughter. Mis Eva. Not only was the town largely repre- sented, but many came from Washington. = - NEWS FROM FREDERICK. Trouble Anticipated in a Church—A Masonic Council—Notes. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Freperick. Mp.. April 20, 1892 Athrilling accident occurred Sunday last at Brunswick, this county. in which two young men narrowly escaped with their lives, ‘they drove near the tracks of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad just as two freight trains came along. ‘Their horse became unmanageable and they sprang out of the buggy to hold his head, when he broke away from them and dashed onto the tracks, Ho was caught be- tween the two trains and his head severed from his body. There is trouble in the congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church at Middletown, this county, from which interesting results are expected. Some time ago the Kev. P. Berg- stresser, D.D., who has been pastor of tie charge for several years. texdered his resigna- tion to take effeet in October next. Since then the Rev. Bergstresser's name bas been un- fav ted with a jaw suit of several by which the church obtained so: »e property. Sunday he announced from his puipit the withdrawai of his resigua- tion, bat the congregation had arranged to hold a meeting and his withdraw deter them from carrying out their intention. No definite action was tiken in the matter, howeve Miss Florence Trail, daughter of Col. Chas. E. Trail, and well k author of book on European tra 1 home last week from Maracilles, F where she had been the gi her brother, United States Consul Cass, B, Trat ick enjoys a prominence in Mi es just now by th " 1 of a coimeil of royal and select mu by Mr. Henry C. La grand ster of the grand co of M sisted by Capt. Graham Jukeh: 0, Cook and Gustav A. Eitel of Baltimore. ‘The counc here will work under dispeneation until the meeting of the grand council in Baltimore in November next. and dispensations were granted to Messrs, Wm. Nash Younz. Sammuel G, Duvall, Rev. A. J. Gall, Wm, V. Al Adolphus’ Fearbroke, ©. C. have chosen the name of Since the discovery of gold several ‘go in the southeastern parter this coun across the line in Montgomery gations have continued with un: have resuited in the finding of se gold-bearing rock, the _percentag county investi- pated zeal aud HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT. An Increased Number of Deaths Last Week and the Cause—Vital Statistics. “The number of deaths during the last week ‘was 124 as against 7 inthe week before,” says Health Officer Hammett in his report for last week. “This increase is mainly due to the continued large mortality from lung and kid- ney disorders. There were twenty-four deaths from acute lung diseases, fourteen of which were from pneumoniaand seven from bron- chitis, The six deaths from typhoid fever, as compared with none for the preceding week, seem to be merely coincidental, and not indica- tive of any noticeable prevalence of this malady. years, This “Twenty-five per cent of all who died were of age. ‘The average age was 72 heavy mortality among elderly Ie, as well as the material increase in the death rate for the week, may be attributed, ina damp ‘great measure, to the inclement and cold, weather which has prevailed for near!: two weeks. The influenza no longer prevails to any noticeable extent, and the same may be said concerning the contagious diseases geuer- ally. there having been but one fatal case from | I don’t seii one | Switch, Ertisie below cost sud beat you on another. I don't | Greek diphtheria reported and two from scarlet fever.” ‘The report shows: Number of deaths. 124; white, 70; colored, 54 Death rate per 1,000 per population, 25.7; thirty-five w years of age, twenty-four wero uuder one year ‘old and thirty-one over sixty years; fifteen of wum: White, 21.4; colored, 35.1. Total under five the deatha occurred in hospitals and public in- stitutions, The deaths by classes were as fol- ljows: Zymotic, 13; constitutional, 22; local, developmental, 19; violeuce, 3. The principal causes of death were: diphtheria, 1; consump- tion, 16; typhoid fever, 6; scarlet fever, 2; pneu- congestion of the lungs, 3; bron- kidney diseases, 7; meningitis, 4: cancers, 2 births reported—40 white males, 23 white femaies. 9 colored males, 10 colored females. Marriages reported—12 white, 3 coi- ored. Still-births reported. gexcten'n: Sata white, 5 colored. Despite the weather on Monday a good andi- ence assembled in the !ecture hall of St. John’s College, on Vermont avenue, to witness a novel and interesting entertainment in tne shape of n elocution and phonographie contest. Though the audience was requested by the president of the coilege to xbstain from ap- plauding, yet there were many involuntary out- burstsduring the rendition of the following program: Deathbed of Beuedict Arnold, Wm. very deg | Gariand; MeCan’s Child, J. Edward Bullock sine | The Soldier's Pardon, John J. iil, Jr.; Des tiny of America, Thomas Fealy; Exccution of Montrose, Louis P. McKenna; Parrpasius and $. Waters; The — Irish Murphy; Asleep at tho dward 5. Fitzgerald; ‘The Mother, voi Johnson. The program was also inters; with a eal selections by Prof. Donch om the piano and James B. Schenuit on the violin. Judge in the elocution contest were Hepresentative Bland. Messrs. Engene F. Arnold and Milton E. Smith and Revs. E. A. Williams and W. A. Fletcher. When the judges retired to make their report ® most interesting exhibition of speed in phonography was given under the di- rection of Prof. Cronin, in which the fol- Jo) 01 men took part: eiasts Wiad’ ine Cn a Ron J.T. Rover, Chas. Safell and C. J. Roman. Mesers, H. J. Schuiteis, M. H. DeLacey and Prof. Tracker, who acted as judges, read from the ne and the Congressional Record. H. A. Bales renched a speed of 147 words a minute, with John T. Rover a close second. Representative Bland wade tbe report of the judges in elocution complimenting the soveral Captive, David precious metal bei Micient to warrant ex- sting operatiogs. “On the Browning farm, about three miles east of Hy- attstown, work is now going on and gold has boen found in pay titi ‘The fire which started over a week ago in Sugar Loaf mountain has finally been subdued, bat not befo: had burned over a path ex- tending from the south end to the east side and then around to the ide, A large quantity of valuable young thaber was destroye well as a great denl of fencing, rails and crows ties, entailing heavy lose upon the owners, F. McK. ITx. —__—-- BROOKLAND AND VIC ssive ceremonies for y were held by the vin the chapel at Miss Margots, On Wednesday the chapel was dressed for the reception of the blessed sacrament by Mra. Downing and Miss Clare Noyes and on Holy Thursday the Rey. Dr.Hyvenart of the Catholic University, assisted by Mr. Mozier of the Paulixt Convent, conducted the exercixes. A choir rendered the musical se and the Pange Lingua and Tantum Ergo sang in the processional were especially effective. The processional was in charge of Mr. Mozier. Mr. Brows, with two acolytes following, Jed the procession. then came the children, tho boys with white ribbons and the girls in white dresses with white veils, presenting a lovely sight as they formed a perfect semi-circle around the altar. The children taking part were the Misses Helen and Enuly Brooks. Interesting and imp rie and Luiu Jullien, Emily, Maud and Rose MeNamara and Madge Magee. Masters Charlie —_— Broo! Louie and Silas Jullien and Tommy Crook. Watch was kept up during the day and night, and on Good Friday the Itav. Dr. Hyvenart read the “Passion and the Prophecies” and conducted impreasive services. On Easter Sunday the choral and remponvive services were extremely well given, the altar beautifully decorated with flowers and the first Easter celebration in Brookland parish was deservedly successful in every wa Mrs, Dr. H. J. Penrod tms returned from Cleveland. Obio, to her Brookland home, Mr, G. B. Jobuston has purchased of Mr. G, W. Williamson a house on Dover street and moved in, Mr. K. F, Adams is building an addition to Brrs. Sparrowhawk’e house In South Brookland. ‘The Brookland Investment oa ee held its first regular meeting on Monday evening. Books were opened for subscriptions and quite @ large share of the stock was taken. In addition to the officers already elected Mr. H. E. brooks, J. B. Lord, . P. Greon and Mr, D. Middlekauff were added to the Doard of managers, Mr. Byrnes has broken ground for the erec- tion of a new houso for Mr. J. Lynch. The Brookland Whiet Club will on Thursda: evening moet at the residence of Mr. D. M. Wood on Providence street, During the sum- | met the whist club propose giving a series of select excursions. . Miss Cunningham and Miss Clements, who wore in Brookland last season, will this year spend the summer at Forest Glen. ‘The republican convehtion of Montgomery county was held yesterday, and the delegates elected to Frederick convention were Messrs, H. H. Miller, John McDonald, Jus, W. Mar- tin, A. C. Brown; alternates, J. F. Purdum, David ©. Charlton, F. L. Bell nd H. F. Oxley. ‘Thoce for the Hagerstown jonal_con- vention were Mesare, D, J. Willard, W. H. Brown, W. R. Windsor, Chas. B. Murphy; altor- nates, J. M. Burdette, Geo, Butler, Samuel Soper and Thos. Steward. The delegation was instructed to endeavor to secure the election of Mr. Louis E. McComas as delogate at largo contestants on the high degree of oxcellence they attained in declamation. Edward 5. Fitageraid, who rendered “Asleep at the Switeh,” was declared the winner of medal, with Chas. F. Johnson and Jobn J, O'Neil a and Gen. Alicn Rutherford as district ccle- | gate. The administration of President Harri- son was warmly indorsed. ph vataneraicoens A Divorce Denied. Inthe ease of W. F. Parker against Sophie | meeting stere: j Went atit, It refused to com FIGHTING TRE TROLLEY. Public Opinion tn Other Cities Aronsed Against the System. In where ordinances were re- cently rashed through the city councils grant- ing the right to use Overhead troliey wires to various street railroads, there has been a great outburst of public indignation. The discovery that these ordinances are invalid and that the legislative work will probably have to be done over again has given the people another chance to express their will, and alresdy there are evi- dences that the council, om sober second thought, is beginning to yielt to the popular opposition te the trolley system, The mem- ders of the committees to whom the eubject has been referred determined Tuesday that the city interests should be fully considered in any attempt made to re the defective trolley ordimaness burried through the last city councils under traction influence by re- ferring ull ordinances on that subject to a sub- committee to confer with the city solicitor and the director of public safety, ‘THE BEST AVAILABLE SYSTEM WANTED. The Philadelphia Ledgor of yesterday, com- menting on the matter, says: “Those whoave been opposing the overhend trolley wires should be encouraged by yesterday's action to keep up their missionary work upon ccuncil- men, with the purpose in view of getting for Philadelphia the best available system of car propulsion, and not in a captious spirit of op- position to railwey companies or railway de- velopment. The railways of Philadelpisia, as of every other city, are of great public advan- tage; they promote the growth of the city and help to cheapen the cost of living by increas- ing the area within which cheap homes may be built for the use of working people. ‘They are to be promoted aud envouraged 1 giving bet- ter car service, but alwass iu the public inter- est, not solely for the benefit of the corpora- tions or for the benefit of the corporations at the expense of the muuicipality. Opposition to the overhead trolleys is not and shouid not be opposition to the railway companies, but a declaration that Phiiadelphia must be given tho best possible car service om surface roads, under conditions entirely fair to the companies and to the municipality.” ‘The newspapers of Philadelphia, as a rule, refer to the action of the committees of cou! cil Tuesday as an anti-troliey victory and, voi ing popular opinion, express the hope that the opposition of the people to such system may now become effective, INVESTIGATING VARIOUS SYSTEMS. Director of Public Safety Beitler gf Piila- delplia and Chief Walker of the electrical bu- reau are now engaged in making iyestigations in other cities of the trolley system And of other traction systems. Director Leitler has made report to the mayor covering his observatior in Kochestor, Buffalo, Cleveland, Chieazge and Pittsburg. ‘To a reporter of the Philadelphia dor, whieh women try to preserve health, but L really be- lieve th organs of the & are many of them are vers: from my own experience that is Warner's Safe Cure. have aiso reconimended tts use to friends, and the re- wults have Leen 1 to beTound in improved health, strength aud vigor, whieh'como ouly frem developing aud atrenythening the oigans which sustain Leaith. These are at the Ey basis of ull female health aud Leauty.” I was yreatly iinpressed by the sincerity and intel- Higence of the doctor, and TI believeif American wowen would foilow tos suxvestion they deserve to Le, the most beautiful women in the world. Aect, aud I give you his views because I to be valuable, Dr. John H. Woodbury, president of tha Jowical Institute, 125 West 42d strect, New ¥ city, and inventor of Woodbary’s Facial Soap for akin, scalp and complexion, bas probably done toward enhspeing the real beauty of women than say other man iu America, He said: “How many really and naturally beautiful women, @o we meet? Very few. Most women, even young women, have sallow complexions, lack of color. freekivs, bisekheads—in fact, most of the things which render them urattractive to their reiutives friends, lovers or husbands, They know it thomeeives Justaswelles auy ove can. And what do they Powder, paint, use comneties; some even uso arsenic Powders: im fact, anything they hearcf that can pos- stbly mgke the surface of the skim attractive. Others resort to enamoisand the thousand devices invented by chariataus for beuutuyimg the auriaco aud really producizg modern whited sepaichres, There never was a rea: care aud the use of Just the right thinga thatwone healthy wornsn have irregular features, but ww healthy women have sallow coupiexions or bad ‘These thivye arise because the biood ta not healthy, throbbing and pure and because the female orsans of itfe are not doing their duty ‘whe desires to | things rather Fosicecepe ti pore her Losiewi Dine Car Pittevury Cae Eprom LOO Pt. sud the Wess, with through. aga Pitsburg te C ame bee ~@ D cL = m2 flo abd. Nagata daily, a reg aTesbae at as al a¥s Cex a , = he J (PSE 4OTEL sTicENay, areawsy ae a) et. s ve A fest, from ocean. ennuchy ave. i ees sa oa os New TORK aND THE cS 3 xT ; te * - x tbl? per week." tnhth sce Te Siicksuk os ea pete WB VICTORE a fete tle ies ct mub2a-Jta feattbule = ce and « “O LON ur Se a EEN «1 tee cali Pa mistake. Benuty crises from good hraith, [es caarponTR 1 well adamit : fo pia obauge o e See} epee Pyne Re ae site raeia ue ‘ uy sae * ty * ad Gpewriting. Clase or private ivirastioos prs COMMMECIAL COLLEDE, es Eacific ava. acar Tenpesace, Atlautic City. Cattle. Comineriat beeches, Suorthsnd ‘Stoaiu beat throughout ard Spewsitiog. Dep sul ayett sorctan Event Redecrect vee torrine 33. ECKERT. Faten Now ina Sood “have ty nik Catalogues wkde 8 t the proper authority aud use the Ee) Bintucky, 5) ms MNTEKLAINMEDNL AND TOCtAxe ScrORe = R ona | PEERS: as . Lhnow thers are very many ware ie Thervucniy beated k arr Gan ah eS oe Es. | For Avcutie City, 11.00 au. i va Ook Pe suiy. po eye. Ten woven For BLimorg 3.00, ‘OFEL, IMPERIAL, At i POCUTION—DELSARTE_-DAY Rs Mury'and ave. fusing the ora E aes - 13% Eicetac balls, lance voluritan, erate ure rr a meal? very te for of del for read be mea aiiate "re Galata gia be HE SHIRLEY, KENTOCKY AVE. NEAR THE Mire tA Ol 23a, Som ate i t20, S40, Clee each, Atisutic Ct eine N prea 2 ‘Open for the xess0n New house; modern anpointmeata, A Tr For Lore's Crosk Line, 7.20 am, and 4.36 nm daily & BOARDING AFP, Bay Sh Foe YOUNG ee Deveriptive illustrated booklet matied trea, come beautirul shot e any outward appesranee, and will take care of aiself. FiLOMDa, e is but one way and that isto keep the Taiso know that there ms to dy this; perhsps muy ood, Dut one thing that I Ruow exceedingly valual Thave used it personally and eXcapt 1@ thaw: satisfactory. “_mb3-2m For Avuapolis, 7-20, 9.00 an 12.50 am, end at aon prices | “Ie ie said that « tree ts known by its fruite, If | 7VAE EURTON, RENTUCKY AVE. MELANTIG anetnn toea— wenn City, N. d:, near beech. Apromuuvate Sevestase Betastenie, : women who were once uuattractive have beou tra MMr.and Mrs. W. D. CABELL, ee tg formed into bloowinw health ind beauty there te a | COMreUls,Jocetions mederu couvenieuces Oren all | gor g-tr 1407 Mass. ove, B840. by feanon for it, is there not? ei ‘And the reason is usually jE LA FORTAL ss TUCRY AVE. ATLANTIC CITY, square {rom the butch. AU oceak view: 1 3.88 ak 11.30 Todas etn 3.00 nak Sate tM ore om, 908 793 7 + 114, 208, 5.05, 7.05, 7400.15 dad Meo on Sus" For Gms Aso Youxe Linus, 4 Modern ¥ inte ave.. — City, NF. stem ve, Righ Grade y might become, a SEES a: OPPeNBeIMER, Boarding and Day School. Press Mr. Beitler sa = 66 [POTEL DENNIS.” ATLANTIC CItY, NJ. 1 ee ae gelory:Motana “Our purpose in this western trip was to as- certain the weight of the electric wires, the cold sea-water bat ‘on the a JOSEPH H. UORTOR Propcieto. Hy MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, ype LeuMAN, 1200-1104 M st and 1124-1128 21th ot LADIES’ GOODS. weight and size of tho rails, the cars. & our report these details are given, bus would be of no interest to the public. We first went to Rochester, where they have the over- head system. Then we went to buffalo. There they have an underground operation, and we were very well pleased with | 3? it. In Clevelaud the overkead system is em- ployed. Tho sume is true of Chicago. We found in one place an und ad uyetem that been in use buts Chiet Waiker was much pleased with its construction, aud it seemed to work very well, ‘The trip con vineed me that the best system was the under- ground one, the next was where the feeding wires are buried and the next where the feed- ing wires are overhead but insulated.” A MASS MEETING OF CITIZENS. A mass meeting of citizens of the fifth ward in Philadelphia was held jest night to protest against the introduction of rolleys on the city streets, The Philadclphia Inquirer of today Lous, Tas Is Fon You. week f0- $10 to introduce the Ladies’ Tal of Frenei aid ki on ¥sy-tem In thiscountry that cuts the FF SRAMLL 8 BoODT i bast. has the pei et Teunsyivania ave, ATLANTIc C! wy WL MAN & CO. HE IMVINGTON. ATLANTIC CITY, N J. Klevator. steam heated, ocean view, Gltered water for al) purposea. Send fi azo sen o* Qiialibeus & nooPER. rt E THs (CHIGAN AVE. ATLA’ ‘tie City, feated by steam Oven erates, “Will romain opon all the» a2 ‘Thoroushly equipped in all departments, Special advantages tn Literature, French snd Ger- mab and Music, 4 Home im which students have rare edvantcges for soctal trataing and experience. Hygieue, senitation aud physical comforts of the meet approved modern Rind. Address Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, 16 Principal, JUSS Of xc.eut fle Dress Couting wiven this ¢ Sywtem, Dress Cutting The ENCH bs Sciemti connects cy . Cc Sunday 12:10 a.m. —Dejly forall ty Potts soutt al Divisions of hichune bres toting rule Souectimg tnehce wt vw Orleahe vi Soumecting thence with Mlccper te Monteowers. wud for Mompkie Se Birminchens Gus . Birnumcham, ie ak sei Re Sinaner for, Auruoes es wand basting a waist = e — to test the wee = JAMES HOOD. THE PRINCESS ANNE “il ant juts aud bounets MADAME VALMONI'S old stand, 7 1 oc OW OPES. ‘Combination of ocean and pine forest cisity a besitbfai Feaore, with s, poaitvely’ cus iia & & on DEX, : Finetate Bracks v a8 = ee WASDSOME COTTAGE, CAPE May. S 7S waa PE iuoxr ave aeaDe Sear nnd 3811 bad —— Mi 6 garir pe agsTO. PIANO AND HauMONY. 9030 aud Dste uw. Sep- ¥.m.— Dally, except Sanday. for Warrenton. Orange, aud through tralu for Prout Moye) aad Bee re “YT i00 p.m —Dait spect our compicto pre K DON ‘oneh style, White and Satin Dre ity, at reasonable WA beau cia TAPER axe serv Gakem areata, Mok ceomery sand BEAT; Govaustown, Bal ‘Alban: —s HENity KNOTT, Cape May. 1120 bin—Daily forall’ pet st ‘OTEL Si via ‘ane are ha ave. near Mile, and Weahiugtey C ‘Opou all the year. TEER. MENS, ATLANTIC CITi, ‘Pecitia. says every scat in the ball was occupied and the men ‘who wished to publicly avow their hatred for trolleys were standing about the walls three deep, Tho resolutions adopted expressed unyielding — opposi- tion to the erection of poles and running of wires and operation of roads by the overhead electric trollcy system, and also criticised various actions of the council re- specting railroads, ‘The addrosses made were aimed at the strong traction combination which had got such control of politics as to be able to compel the council to do its bidding, Some of on. To learn Prof Livingstou's Preach Cuttion ug, boseing. a fas and skirts, alee am the latent xeyloe Frenely ts Pupilycut test waists, canbe atitcbed ‘before trying No'retitting on any" form. ‘Tou dollar discount continued. Leusous day and ever: es seer ao set cy eee flats, setiaiect Syren hock of tband avd Typowriting, Sree Vol cops ot cies Gaara of tuition; ceutral locatign: halle end cima rooms bervices of gradual ways in demand Office open every business day. ui or - (reted sunual anbounoeruent cout ant Ms BaLlcH's Civ! aud business collie, THAINS ON WASHINGTON teary Waahiacton at 0:10 : cs ination dame 930 bom eheet sunday nae ic and 9 a0 ‘Throwch trons fond BU ats ope ery ' Tickets Sie) stug Caz raservations a furuivived at oMce, 1300 Hennes ivenie ry Fececlaree Beaton” Feisty ele st Fok IONE Sea tot \Jmman Seeper Diane. 9 Wotinesa Memphis vie Richmoud sod Dauville.systeu, Pian pi¥rsr0: hee | gute th Palanan tieeyer shiouch New York ae ry “ile Wie Alacom aud al New Nork and Washingwon to Kucey ve icks AND — Mre. 8 AKE ¢ HoT Met. Pumas, Lape AT ATLANTIC CITY. ve. Dear beagh. Steam beat; m&tg 7) 7-1 a SMIT! ELBURNE AND SAMOSET— Each a furnished summer residence for « gentleman's family. Hot ond cold water; city conveniences; serv- ‘ant’s roows apart; rent, 81,200 and $1,000: unser- Passed grouping of countey, forest, mountain, lake, APPREN IN PRIVATE LIFE System of Dros raping, desin- strives; all styies of walsta, Alvo how to measure us enabling pupils to make # without golug abroad, Ww cutting, Dastita. Patterns cut to mensure. All are iuvited, w. 707 1Mh at. nw. mbl2-6w* them described the danger of the trolley wire to man and beast and the constant menace to Louses in case of fire. At the close of the icou views were shown illus surement of streets by te0licy trating the di wires, THE FIGHT IX DETROIT, In Detroit a vigorons fight in the interest of public safety is being waged against the trol- ley system. the De A receut article ou the subject in it Free Press, written by a citizen, Pes8=s oF A NEW PROCESS FOR DYRING GENTS’ SUITS. Goods called for BAL tHmous axp oni waiLuoad. Schedule Im eect December a Leave Was! niet 2 —-. tS dereoy enue Cstreet. Bor Chicago ani Durthwests Vestiouled Ztmited Ke trans 21.30 am. 8.25 pom. deftly, ed Limited 3°30, exp. see 4140 i outed Limited 3°30, xb. sue = oF Biteabary and Clewelaud, exp. wo nd 845 pom Sr Letingion and Stauuton, $30.40 a.m, Wiochewer and way stationn $0.90 5. or Laaray, Po. mae Koanuhe, Korie dealy | shee Seaand islands. Correspondence invited. 4. B. STEARNS, y2-e07t CAMDEN. MATNF. ‘OTEL WELLINGTON. OCEAN END OF KENTUCKYAVENUR, ATLANTIC CITY, ¥, J. _fe26-3m M.A.8 B.A MILNOR NYYE SEASIDE, ATLANTIC CITY, N, 3. Dice bern thorcuhiy euoraiad aad dyaow Exery convenience aud improvement hag boot making it complete 1p LA BOARDING SCHOOL FOR CHIL Mdreus~3i Forest Glen. Md. Children tater 250" the sun EMMA PKENTISS, Priucipal ALL MATERIALS CLEANED AND DYED, NBW SPRING SHADES. MEDICAL, &¢. 1d0n ‘The lining remains bright and clean. ANTON FISCEER, ‘ow, in the face of what appears to be | _ 8d delivered pets’ Pariof, Lot eee-water” Baths abd slosly” saan a successful storage battery right under our | ™b32 M4PENS, avEsE | tirounout GHAn EvARs. ES nose, i think the Free Press has token the | — —— > proper stand in opposing any introdaction of are Su: the trolley system, excepting aa a Inst Toxo: Gusxre Sums s 5 HOTELS. ani am contident when th 1 CLEANED, HE ABD! 1TH ST, Ber. . € people know ED, Tv (Quy, 13TH ST, BET. & AND F. what is, L believe, now possibio—that is, the possession of a successful stotage buttery sys- tem—they will sustain the Free Press by a large majotity. “As the Free Pross has so often remarked,the ouly question at isswe in the question of cost, This corporation very naturally wants the greatest returns at the smallest expeuse. But if, ag is possible, they may want to scil us some- thing « year or two hence, we certainly should not be justified in letting them put up a make- shift thut we should have to remove to make room for such a servige asthe people would demand if serving themselves, as they do with their water supply. Or if they were to bid for a new lease of privilege or sell out to some more favorable bidder, wo are justified in d manding such « service as cur future requir ‘Liniogs and Button Holes kept in their former DYEING IN ALL SHADES ACCORDING TO Southeast cor. 17th and Fairmount avo, LAITING, faunlly hot Baten @1. Bo t0 $2.50 day. color ai Pe. e TM. ¥ , Pia t039, 13.00 Tu Srosrevaxr Howse, . Pee SER BB PuIL- Americ DELP PSEA] sews BEN fr Bate asia Gar, stood! “mk, aban Baffles Parlor Cars ou all 5 For Bown. os that ‘Fulbasn Buffet Sisap- godt ov capers 10 be and aakct Qtigutle CRY, 4.05, 10.00 and 12.00 neon. Bun- mm 00 boon. For iyo af euburtas ‘eins ove time tablen, tobe of, nat exoeve *Dally. (Sunday only. SAMPLE, AF Bowoz, SCOURER AND DYER, H i : i oe sie | THE STURTEVANT HCUSE Is the mont central in the city; near all elevated rosds, street car lines, prineipal places of amusement and All the Comforts of Home, with the additional eon- ventences of the Metropolis, are offered our guests, THE STURTEVANT HOUSE, Broadway, 5 a _ Bambara, 29th and 20th otecate, Now York, uy. i STORES: heatuut st. Philadelphia, 1138. 10th st., Philade 1623 Columbia ave,, Philadelphia, 716 Market at., Wilmington, Del. 11th and G sts, Washinzton, D.C. mh17 2 CENTS YARD AND UP; BUTTONS i! 4 for au and rest. at Ccket ts would st within the lifeti tu order, 10 cents a uk ard. ILLARD'S Bi Olvand 1301 bs ures ander ents would si Order, 10 cen Hi 2 ‘cents yard: Steen, i save of this new ‘privilege. “Tho first wang | jailos-annde buttouhoien Seow euch’ Cemateat sew: | WW" — “PT Soe, CHAS. C SCULL, Of fn gcod” pllut would “undoutintly “wet | ingpyesuine, #V0-30, G. W.LUCAS, 008 Du at av. Pa.ave. and 14thet, Gen. Mannwer. (414) Nien: Pan Ao, more than one that would accommodate “HAVE REMOVED 7 225, Washington, D. 0. AND OHIO BAlLWar, the trolley system, and there's the rub. The buttons toorder: 10 sie-0: Mat, foucy bail oT only reason why the trolley system ia so geucr- ally in use now is that it is a makeshift that can EBBITT HOU ‘WASHINGTON, D. c. ‘cloth or metal rims; loop BILL. fovd-bm* be applied to and utitize most of the junk be- longing to the supcrannuated horse car roads, and consequently is an economizer of expenses. which may be a legitimate consideration for the RENCH D¥/ ING, SCOURING oi 5 FRENCH DEL 20 AND DEY CLEAN. 05 New York ave, First-class BICYCLES. Brereres: acKOER, BICYCLES! corporation, but is not for the patron of this corporation, who now pays,and will be ex- pected to pay, for firrt-class accommodations; so + him see to it that he gets them. “Ifthe Free Press will stick to the fight for a decent service and a reasonable compensation for privileges granted. the people of Detroit will yet rise up and call it biessed,” ANOTHER SCARE IN BOSTOY, In Boston the opposition to overhead electric wires of ajl kinds, and to trolley wires in partic- ular, was intensified last week by a fatal acei- ‘dent due to a trolley wire and by @ prac cai ijlustration of how the trolley wires inter- prac U, =e fe largest and best equipped organization for the cf scieuutie dentistry iu the worid. (ftices fa Ue rivelpal ‘Awericau citice, "ee a “not Ds.8k 8" 307 TH ST NW. OPPosia Saks & Co, "Extractiuy, Do you rides wheel? No, Theu you know not what pleasure ia. Take our advice, buys SINGEE and be happy. The SINGER has no superior. Bicycles bought, sold, exchanged, cleaned, rented aud repaired by ¥. 8. CAHILL & O0., mb16-3m ¥ __DENTISTRY. ‘AL ASS'N, Cor. 7th and D sta. n.w. = vertaement in Tod T em, via Pana P Rai od Pont Arwatze Cyctzs Courasz, Blore Agents for COLUMBIA, WESTER! Wonks Past rone ae eer : Instruct! tickets, $1. = 25c: with’ gas cr loral x2 Ailinares silver, SOc: as witb UD: ve solid sod ‘50 Oe: cleanine, _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. 2 fere with tho operations of the fire department, Boston bad another scare Monday nigtit, The Boston News says: he electrics are a fertile source of acci- dent, You never can tell what sort the next one Will be, Monday night South Boston, electric was bowling slowly along Dover street, The brake was applied as usual and the pon- derous vehicle was just creeping across tho draw in the bridge, when there was a rip and 4 recket as bumpety, bump, bump, went the trolley across the roof of the car. ‘The end of tho trolley had caught in the frog where the wires conie together and the whole machine was ripped off bodily, and.as the car passed itswung off, suspended from tho frog. There was © ively scramble by the people who wero riding on the rear platform xs the sparke began to play up and down the beam and flach fram the iron to the rails as the swaying troiloy neared first one and then the other. tt was np small matter to walk up thing, knowing it was filled with the electric ut with rubber gio: the motor man iown. Finally a ladder wae procured and by dint of prying and pulling the thing was finally dropped and the disabled car was pushed along abead of the next car that caine that way. THE GREAT SUCCESS tent ye STARR PARSON: CROWN AND BRIDGE WOKK OR TEETH WITH- Teeth that have decayed and broken away may be gperated vy upon tls system; crowns engrafted upea the roots given a Dew and serviceable i success an artificial crown must be s0 constructed that {tehull permanently arrest decay at the broken cud of the root aud #troug enough to prevent splittiug of the Toot or breaking loose frout ite attach combined with bridge work, whic ing teeth that have been extracted, make Veaulitul aud durable ap; substitute for the natu ih; all this piste to cover the rcof of the mouth. ‘The and grasp the dendie | Revs denustey hae been grost in the tast fow a fe Lave kept pace with theseimprovementsand | tlonte of tho Beane Per rod benefit of thes-, wg Ea) asad Sul Racclbar nc tea aainnt al mh2-3m ROSHON’S DENTAL PARLUI 1837, 1508 14th st. a. w. te On ‘old platoe inte ‘wood Sundays t bs 4 oun VERN? ATWATER CYCLE COMPANY, M' ~ ap7 1424-26 Pa ave. nw. Y Th Se. coruer Oth and F sta. n.w., Detistry in ail its branches BBB oco © cr) TH TOMB OF WASHINGTON, Fiji, snd peoeeGo of the usturl teat ge. bot Hi HG ¥ ard f E SS Din emia yer eure, buph fh cig mae on — be fi God 208 xR ieee! chuwe ‘Houses “Geb evecuee fi0" Pedal. ‘tho ‘Unt further notice the Palsttal Iron an@ Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER will lesve ber ‘whart, foot of 7th st, as follows: 1217 Penn. ave. n.w. Our Specialtios: PREegaAnic ‘On cUsuiox ~ it THE “WHEEL, SINT a Hint Tt. 220 SSuITH WHEEL MFG OO PIANOS AND ORGANS. 66 BAKAUER, PLA¥O8, ARR RX by Pitas Sas, brea mea (us PEERLESS SUMMER tion at our ware at WOuEd eS Coa oSS Taree w = ee Rerasss peesaee | home ae Ree OUT PLATES. lease of life and made as wood ery Way ae natural ones. ‘To be ® PROFESSIONAL. ents. We claim ‘crowns bave ail these requirements,and when 2 AD te OR XML, sdvance- ears, pa lore are assured of receiving the iving tis manner. Our be found as ‘reaso ony ning to our profession. 8. 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