Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1892, Page 7

- if - re THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. ¢.. MONDAY. THROUGH THICK AND THIN. Carlsbad Sprudel Salts have car- ried millions through all the dan- gers which are liable to occur from constipation, gout, rheumatism, kid- ney troubles, diabetes, fatty de- generation and all other troubles. Arrangements have been made that every drug store in America can give you the genuine Carlsbad treatment. We have a book on it if you want it, sent to youfree. Try it today. Look out for counter- feits’ The genuine has Eisner & Mendelson Co., N. Y., Sole Agents, Scorzr & Bno. LY STRICTLY WHOLESALE TOBACCONISTS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. first. No dregs. \ All pure and whole- Ls some. The most popular drink of the day. s 9Root Hires’ Bex. A perfect thirst quencher. Don’t be deceived if a dealer, for the sake of other kind GLUE MENDS Everything! Druggists, &c. Wo. CONSUMPTION. 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BRANDS, AND GUARANTEE THEM TO BE THE BEST FITTING, MOST ak- TISTIC AND MOST DURABLE WAISTS MADE. THE PRICES MANGE FLOM 25eq TO $2.50, WHICH INCLUDES ALL GRADES. FROM THE CHEAPEST THAT 18 RELIABLE TO THE FINEST MANUFACTURED. Rossox, Panzer & Co. Axenicas Crormens, 1200,1202&1204FS:NW ‘Vf you wants MACKIN- ‘TOSH GARMENT orother WATERPROOF WRAP or spairof RUBBER BOOTS or OVEKSHOES, & Hot Water Bottl, Fountain ‘Syringe or any article of MANUFACTURED RUB- Ben will and the “GOLD SEAL” Grade the + best and most reliable. Crorms Tusr Ase CLOTHES: Are the kind wo made Garments, the Sf var own stalled tailors, We ary were a oi ‘array 0; Yoru. ‘Dusas ASD uc NES 1S, male frou cheer Worsteds amt meres ia lint aud wodiuus woken, Goonye Lt 1 Stylish- A W Faxct tnccesscd to Noah Walker & Co.. 71.4 Chicago.....2 66.7 St Louis. 2-1 more... SATURDAY'S GAMES. At New York —Now York, 8; Washington, New York, 4; Washington. At Brookiyn—Brookiyn, 12; Philadelphia, Brooklyn. 2: Philadelphia, 2." (Ten innin At Pittsbarg—Pittsburg, 4; St Louis, 3. Pig bufg. 15; St. Louis, 3. i ‘At Cleveland—Cieveland, 14; Cincinnati, ‘At Chicago—Louisville, 9; Ohicago, 0. feited by reason of Chicago’s failure to clr the field’ z At Boston—Boston, 11; Baltimore, 7, 19; Baltimore, 9. ‘The nationals lost the first game with New Yorks on Saturday through failure Rusie’s delivery, aud won the second thr. opportune hitting, Dolan’s effective pitchi critical moments and excellent fielding. was put in against New York the first and the Giants did not find nim hard. A on balis, a fumble by Larkin of a grou and a steal resulted in aan. Now York ng. Fields wen to ain the fourth an "4 brought home by Lywns' first on balls, and w: triple. In the sixth O'Rourke led off with a sitgte. ‘ons duplicated this hit and Bassett folloged with a triple. He scored on Boyle's single | Two more came in the seventh. Hoy mmged Gore's fly, which yielded two bases. Exing then cracked @ home rua, bringing Gag in abead of him. w York's last run came in the cithth. Hardie runuing for Boyle's flyand Boyle secured tyrec bases. Rusie’s angie brought him home. ‘ashington’s only run was scored seventa, Hardie Richardson popped up a He Guire’s single and scored Hoy opened the second game Wi and scored on Danny li ardson’ right. Gore reached first ou Dowd’s muff ¢ high Ay. O'Rourke scored Gore with a si The orator tallied on Lyons’ triple. I) second Duffy reached first on balls, and followed with a three-base hit. Dolan’s scored Dowd. Tho score was tied in the fo} Lyons singled to loft. Bassett’s sacrifies Denny on second, whence he scored on double. Inthe eighth Washington won the Danny iichardson singled toleft, Lyons'wild throw of Larkin’s grounder put 1 third, Milligan came along with th hit and two men in front of hia scored, York tried hard to win im the uinth, led off with w two-base bit. Boyle's aj; scored the third baseman. King knuckedgp a high dly and collided with Larkin. | ‘The gte muffed the ball. ant Boy f Milligan picked the bali up and sent it to Richardson iu time to force Boyle. Ui Hurst then declared King out for iater! with Larkin, and the g MANAGER IRWIN ABRIVES. the team. He joined the club in Thursday and saw Saturday's speaks in high terms of the nine anjays that only by the bad. weather hae their team ‘work been retarded. is a hard-batting team. he a edly is composed of fine individual pj What Washington people want to see"said he. ‘is good ball playirg and games won} You can rest assured that all my efforts will rected to these ends.” Mr. jast received a the University of Pennsylvania an indication of their appreciat his work with their teum. It was a pencil in the shape of a base ball bat, beauty. Mr. Irwin took sixty young fel the winter, and out of green materia! or; a team that defeated Hi amateur base ball world this year. P. never knew such base ball enthusi TALK OF HX BLEACHERS. Dowd is playing a good third base and ting well. Sixteen thousand persons saw Con men defeat St. Louis, 10 to 2, yesterd Louis. i ‘Ibe Georgetown University nine the C.A.C. nine on Saturday by 6 to to better all-around playing. The g: not advertised, few knew of it and n spectators were present. The eastern clubs wili begin their Baltimore plays in Brooklyn, New York and Philadelphia at Wasifgton. In the west Louisville is in Pittsburg, Bic in Cleveland and St. Louis at Cincinn: Kilroy will go into the box today. fo tionals. Louisville is said to be negotiating#> services of Pitcher Haddock. who has §us far refused to sign with Brookiyn at th offered. Khbines started to pitch his first Cincinnatis on Saturday and was batt@out of the box in the first innin, And now for first Cincinnati heads i list with tw: the season,” for the Reds took part ir extra inning game. and also receivedpe first coat of whitewash of the season, “King” Kelly is twenty-tive pound than he was last year. He is lookin, condition. Four clubs of the Eastern League Coughlin, late of the New Yorks, a1 dent White was anxious to sign him dence. ‘The player refused to sign unless he could go where he pleased decided to go to Syracuse. This prif®ge was granted him. Fete Browning is in the game agait bleachers throughout the couvtry wil with the eries of “Whoa, Pete,” tl port that Donovan has b by Washington is incorrect. He relegated to the bench temporarily. Haliman, Delehanty and Esper home. ‘Anson says that the only way to Von der Ahe is to do it with an ax. ‘The Young Dowds have organized| like to meet’ clubs whose member merely left at Tarara would manager, 1706 New Je: northwest, Eee ees NINE-PIN BOWLING, the Columbia Atbletie Club has pleted. ‘The result of the bowling andfe record made by each player is as follows: Pin Es) &: Games, 1 Pr S35 RES © anew Ssesseere=5: CIR ERE| second highest, ing the third highest number of cordingly the first the second to J. C. J. L. Whiteside. Jacobus 8. Jo 32 pins to his credit in the fi strong lead for first place, lost bowl im the second series on acute attac erysipolas, confined to his room for ten day ondrap. and| the European delegate, is expe here socn after the convention aeptontes ‘Observing St. Mark’s Today ie St. Mark's day in the endar, and a special service will this afternoon at Epiphany C! auspices of St. Mark's Friend service was one of song, partiel choirs of St. John’s. Incarnatio James, St. John's Chapel and Girector was Mr. Wm. H. gunist Mr. Walter Goold. St Mark’s Episcopal Chureh,| streets southeast, will hold a $1.20 ro Baurimous axp Bi O. R R.—Tickets sold iced ed and fell as bewas | seagrass Ps? | cooucreuce, so ‘Thousands of People Visit There Yesterday— Animals in Good Condition. Between six and ight thousand people visited the 200 yesterday, the attendance being the largest this year. Despite the fact that the authorities havo had but little more funds than were absolutely necessary to maintain the ani- mals, many improvements have becn made, both for the comfort and protection of the ani- mals and of the public. Bridges have been built, roads graded and a board walk Iaid from ‘the Quarry road entrance through the grounds to the buffalo house, Several fine new cages have been constructed in the animal house, those occupied by the lion, sacred bull and deer being particularly noteworthy. ‘The zoo has recently been resented with two South American boaconstrictors and an anaconda, They are young specimens and are in remarkably fine condition. They are fed on live rats, rabbits and chickens. One of the boa- constrictors enjoyed a repast of live rats yos- terday morning, aud spent the rest of the day in dozing. A number of South American mor- keys and birds have also been lately received. A few days ago a little baby buffalo came to gindden the heart of Superintendent Biack- burn. The little feliow is about as large as a| young calf, and, with his proud mother. occu- pies one of the buffalo yards on the hill. He ‘escaped from the yard a day or so ago and led the keepers a merry chaso over the grounds before he was captured and taken back to his frantic mamma. Another interesting young- ster in the zoo is the little peceary or wild hog, born there very recently. There are also four baby red foxes, three or four weeks old, playful and full of mischief as kittens, All of the animais wiutered well with a single exception, the young grizziy bear hav- lost his sight. ie is a little more half grown, and a magnificent specimen. Tis cause of his blindness, which was of a recent tery to Superintondeomt Blackburn, who says that the bear is other sis im pericct health. The beast ferred from one of the bear » cage, where he scoms Dunk and Gold Dust, in wplendid condition, ler and heavier pha They have grown tal- since coming to live at the zvo, each having increased in weight between 200 aud 1.000 pounds. Gold Dust's disposition has great since last fall, when he knocked nis down, and but for Superintendent Bla presence of mind would have xilled him. but he is closely watch Dunk is the same great good-naiured that he was last summer, and is patiently wait- ing for warm weather and his daily plunge in Rock creek. Superintendent Blackburn states that the elephants will bogin taking their baths about June 1, unless the weather should turn much warmer before that time, EORGETOW: EFFECT OF THE RECENT RAINS. The recent rains have so affected the Poto- mae that yesterday the low groands above the Chain bridge were complotel; damage by the freshet has as yet been reported, but old river men say that if the waters con- tinue to rise the upper portion of the Balti- more and Ohio's trestlework will be swept away with the greatest ea ARRESTED FOR RECKLESS DUIVING, Two of the gay young men who every Sun- day recklessly drive up the Conduit road came to grit iast ovening. So many collisions oc- curred last summer that the police are de- termined to break up this reckless drivin, and Henry Worthington and William Ray were the first examples. Officers Easley and Law were the arrester Twenty dollars is the usual fine imposed. TAISD TO STAD 118 WIPE. Amos Brown is the name of a twenty-two- year-old husband who was arrested lust night by Officer Cpperman and partner for ill treat ing bis wife. All day long he been abus- ing and striking her, and when discovered by the officers he was trying his Lest to stab hor with a finely ground and sharply pointed cor- set stecl. About two years ago the prisoner was arrested on a similar charge, In the Police Court this morning he was sen- tenced to thirty days’ imprisonment, G00D TEMPLAR MEETING, The regular Sunday meeting by Independ- ent Lodge, Odd Fellows’ Hall, last ovening was under direction of the juvenile temple depart- ment, Grand Superintendent Russell, presid- ing. “Large delegations from Temple, Mr. Spencer and Mr: charge, afid from Star of Hope Lod; present, and members also from D. P. way, Perseverance and other lodges. The devotional exercises and the gong service, in which the tempie took part, were led by Grand Chaplain J.S. Blackford. ‘Interesting and in- structive addresses were given by Mr. Cox and Grand Counsellor Rowley. Recitations were given by Biss 8. Bradley and Alberta Walker. NOTES. F. L. Siddons, trustce, has sold to E. P. Berry part of lot 75, in square 18. J. W. Collins has sold to T. 5. Biggins lot 7 and part of lot 8in Jones subin Threlkeld’s ad- dition. An unruly horse yesterday kicked Mr. J. C. Hurst at his home on the Conduit road anda broken arm was the result, Yesterday Kev. George Elliott of the Dum- barton Chureh delivered « masterly sermon ot Reason,” this being the first of a series to be delivered on the “Immortality of the Soul.” Revival services wil! be held this week at the Gay Street Baptist Church. A telegrain was received yesterd Montgomery county, near Rockville, announe- ing the serious illness and probable early death of Mrs, Uilleary Bagiey. Cards are ont for the ‘marriage of Miss Lula Harper. daughter of Mr. Benj. F. Harpe Mr. Cornelius W. Davis, the ceremony to place at Christ Church on Thursday, the 28th instant. Magee =a Shakespeare's Birthday Celebrated. On Saturday evening the Shakespeare Club celebrated the anniversary of the natal day of the great poet at the residence of Prof. W. D. Cabell, No. 1407 Massachusetts avenue. A large bust of Shakespeare graced the center of the stage and palms and flowers in abund- ance made effective decorations through the rooms and corridors, where about 300 guests listened to the evening's program, which opened with a few remarks by the president, Mr. E. B. lay, and the reading by him of a cablegram from London of the celebration of the day at Strutford-on-Avon, fol- lowed by Overture to Egmont, Beethoven, Misscs Leavitt and Soule; reading Anu Falkner, Miss “Rose Boeche; sion Fugitive,” Maxsinet, Mr. C. E. ‘Coriolanus,” act 5, scene 4, Coriolanus, jale; Ophidias, Mr. W. F. jor violin, Haff, Miss Mat- cad- orite selections, first half by Mr. jodge; songs, (a) ‘Hark, Hark the Lark,” (b) “Who is Syivia,” Schubert, Mrs. Owen, accom- anied by Miss Leavitt; reading of fav cane , second half, by Miss Richards; sh. Happy Day.” vocal solo, by Gotze, Mr. C. E. Rice, accompanied by Miss Vale; “Winter's Tale,” act 4, scene 3, Autolycus, My. E. B, Hi Clown, Mr. ‘Thornton Carusi; vocal sol “When I Look Into Thine Eyes, “When Love is Kind,” Mra E. Perkins, accompanied ‘py Mi “Merchant of Venice,” actel, scone 2; Portia. Mrs. J. R. Walton; Nerissa, Miss Anita Schaade; recitation, Hiram Hayes, Mra, Emily Hart, One individually interesting feature of this program was the reading of the selections, ‘Ten days ago the executive committee sent blanks and circulars to each member of the club asking that such member return tho blank filled out with some favorite gem or quotation from Shakespeare, with @ brief reason for such preference or selection. Those ms were compiled or put in shape by Mr. arles R. Dodge and Miss J. E. Itichards— Miss Rickards reading the selections by gen- tlomen members aud Mr. Dodge the laties’ articles—with reasons for preference and name of sender. — €1.20 ro Bartmrorx axp Reruax via B. xD ©. R R.—Tickets sold Tuesday, April 26, no- count Odd Fellows celebration at Baltimore and good for all trains of that date good to re- turn until April 30.—Adve, ‘Water in the Lytle Mine. improved | NEWS FROM FREDERICK. Repablican County Convention—Harrison und Blaine Commended—Notes. Correspondence of Tux Evxine Stan, Faepeaick. Mp., April 24, 1892, ‘The republican county convention which was held in this city Saturday to clect delegates to the district congressional convention at Hagerstown on April 28 and the state conven- tion in Frederick on May 4 has chosen men belioved to be in the interest of Johu C. Motter, both asa delegate to the national convention at Minneapolis and to further his chances to become the next representative of the sixth district in Congress. The convention was a harmonious and well-atteuded gathering, and the delegates chosen are: To the dis- trict convention—D. T. Zimmerman, George W. Grove, W. L Dudrear, D, H. Rout- Dr. Harvey Bushman and S. ML To the state convention—Dr. 8. 1. 3. Motter, Charles F. Markell, ME. Biser, A.J. Crockett and Jacob Stitely of J. The convention adopted with enthusi- asm a series of lengthy resulntions. in whieh the administration of Prosident Ha: the diptomuey and statesmanzbip of James G. Blaine are commended, the late general aysem- bly of Maryland condemned for passing a bill toextend the terms of the county commissionors of Frederick county to six years, when they were recently constitutionsily elected to torma ng the action of ‘rank Brown for his methods of appoint- ing resistrution and election officers for Fred- erick county, notably the republican mem- ber of the board of supervision, who was not, the resolutions allege, acceptable to republi- cans apd not an pproved integrity and capacity. “Gath's” only son, George Aifred Townsend, jr. who is at tho summer home spondent;Gofland” on South cl lnst night a was ascending the pistol was discharged, the ball passing tho musclo of the aria above the ethow and under the bone. ‘Tho bail wont out the ped through the corner sville, y dressed young Town- he pronoufced not dan- ‘ous, vut liable to be very paintul. ‘The second annual concert of t tie City Opera chesira who performed w Baughman, Rhodes, Dr. 1. Charles Clingan. Among the ed were seleetions from the pverbecr, Gounod, Auber, Gabricl, Cy lioni, a charming’ fe entitled 3 ‘Tyler sanz asolo and with Mr. O, duett, Ot s rogram were a cor: solo by J. K. Tr violin solo b: Laughman a Her, Beall of Cedar Gre nd Miss Kat! Rhynaldo + scopal C . and Mrs, Beail rem future home at Cedar Grove. The colored people of Frederick have izedan wing officer ice president,John hompson; secre- Caleb responding secrctary nry O.Williains; chief marshal, 2. Other union officers wore electe vito the organizations in Washings and Baltimore, Md. An important mccting of the board of alder- men of Frederick was held on Wedue night, when th of the mayor, Le é Brunner, was reduced from $1.00) to €400 per . ‘This reduction was made in accordance With the bill pasted at the last session of the Maryland legislature creating the office of police magistrate, to which Christian H. Eck- sicin haw been appointed by the governor, aud upon whom devolves most of the duti merly performed by the mayor. mu, D. C., 2400 per also elected Mr. H. Dorsey Etchison ot ‘rederick bar, clerk, to suceced Mr. Geo. ane, who has recently removed to Wash- ington, F. McK. a HYATTSVI E. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Hyartevinee. Mp., April 24, 1892, The Hyatt property, consisting of the man- sion and eight acres, situated west of the rail- to a syndicate of Washing- ton, Baltimore and New York cap’ 5 19,000. The property will_be resubdi and the mansioa will probafly be hotel. The sale was conducted by Messrs, Duckett & Ford of Washington. M Alic adson L A. Wells lot 7 on . An immense steer, weighing nearly 4,000 pounds, anda calf with horns at the back of its ’ ing in the pasture of Mr. Seth A. Holten uear the octagon house, Mr. ks, je., of Washington today. party and gentlemen from this place attended tie opera nt the Academy of Music im Washington last night. Aneleetiof for five town commissioners to serve for aterm of two years will take place in Bladeusburg the first Monday in May. COUNTY NEWS. The farm of Mr. James M. Lewis in Bowi district, consistin { acres, has veen sold for $1,500 at public auction to Mr, Harri- son Hopper. William Brodt and Richard Taylor of Branchville recently purchased a supply of bowie knives, nd revolvers and started for Texas with the intention of becoming rangers. ‘They got us far as Cloud's Malls, Vu and after camping out there a rge The Citizens’ Cornet Band at Branchville has been enguged to play in the procession at Washington on Decoration day. An entertainment was ge’ Hail in Branchville Just Thursday night by the Ira- proved Order of ited Men ‘of that village for the benetit of the Citizens’ Cornct Band. An interesting lecture on the Johnstown flood was delivered by Prof. Hartsley of that city and quite w sum was realized, Tho telegraph office at Branchville has Leen removed to College station. i. Paice Hanging of “Kansas Charley.” Over a year ago Charles Millcr, an eighteen- year-old boy, for a few dollars, murdered Ross Fishbaugh and Waldo Emerson, his compan- ions, in a boxcar at Cheyenne. He was hanged Friday. An unsueces#ful attempt was mado by Miller's friends to have the sentence com- muted tolife imprisonment, but the goversior refused to entertain the supplication, Miller cecaped jail several months ago. but was ca tured after a few days’ liberty. He showed the utmost indifference during his trial and at the time of exceution, He called himscif “Kenaes Charley.” He was not suspected of the mur- ders, but told of them to gain notoriety. DR HENION AT WILLARD'S What James Hudson Thinks of Him. Dr. Hextox, who stops at Willard’s, is per- forming what resembles miracles. James Hud- son, who has been widely known in Washing- ton business eirclos for over a quarter of a cen- tury, has been a groatsufferer recently from rheumatism, his right arm being disabled. Dr. Henion has exercised his curative powors upou Mr. Hudson, and the rheumatism has disappeared. The pationt's health is otherwise AY PARIS. Mawon Amerps a The system of end of a thoroug! APRIL 25, 1892, BOUCICAUT. BON MARCHE P. The BON MARCHE sends free, on demand, Patterns of all ma Catalogues and Iiustrated Albums containing The BON MARCHE constantly of Silks, Plain and Fancy Dress. 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Lo el Mrs. ELL sisters. LAB Lad AXD DAY SCHOOL Fo! LADIES AND LITHE Uinta TOONS spall Dir. aud aie W. 1 CABELL, 1407 Mi Bis Gov Ae Woes wie A Modern ‘Boarding and Day School, MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, 2200-1104 Mat and 1124-1128 12th et Thoroustly equtyped in all Aepzrtinenta, Special ndvamtages tn Litoraturc, Prench and Ger- man and Music. A Home in which students have rare advantages for social training and experience. Jiysicns, sanitation aud physical comforts of the most approved modera kind. Address Birs, LLIZABETH J. SOMERS, n16 ST. JOHN'S COL jad ate LMONT AVE, E88 COLLEGE, ¥. 20 Tuesday. Sep- Setcol ut corre WAKVING SCHOOL Ful n for the u—at Forest Gien. Md. Chudron tak r. Yoom Pees verti tiv eity, siglt. Revenk stolen pr ARPES as S AVA Est, 703 1909 5 SOFC EARAUER PIANOS ARP EXCELLENT IN IM every particular and of thoroush solid work= mans. 8, B. Milis.” “Cerupte o Muse, 1200 G st. fell, BRUHN, estabtisicd 1872: also Bacon, Wiesner, te28 Sm. ON EXMIGI I line of ‘pixno i sold ‘on fustallinents, tue stan we, reasonable polis AVIS PIANOS, UNS! me, touch, durebility, fnivia e of Styies,” Fifty years have proven thelr fupreme excellence, TANG PALLOMS, S11 Oth Rew. 58g TTIT & 7 ies Ss, oF i ke OEP Ss6 7 HE fee F Prizo medal Paris ¥xpoeition. 200 first premiums; sdomod by uver 100 susie schools ser clients tot a Pianos tasen mexehauge, Che only tak and. B & CONLIFE, 31g Lith st. VHASE. GABLER. BRIGGS PIANOS, aid for sale or rout. DROOP'S Music Store, ‘925 Pa ave. TAN UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN! pe naan Perey CORE ge he St ORATIVE ‘t. Picnos for rent. y )-HAND PiANOS.—A large assortment, ing almost every well-known make in the . in thorough Fret r will be ciesed ont sey int MERCIAL TRGUL ENT cl Rh Ye ho) GLY INST. MS we jesired. MEDICAL, &e. ROFESSIONAL MASSAGE, TREATMENT P. ‘the best of medical ae Scie with y appiviog “peo in 913 9th ot. n. Ds ROBERTSON, 916 E ST. N.W., BETWEEN Oth and 10th. The oldest roliable specialist ( + lar fate, with (aiety Sears” expersenen hosel aud -pecial practice, guarantees a cure in all acute rovie diseases, Dr. K., estubl over 30 years at N Liberty st., Baltiiuore, cau be cousul:ed every and Saturday at 916 K et. uw from 1 od r ig ane nant oe ioe auvioe and quick cures mid nos Beritate ation sir : fdentals ps cos apts R. BROTHERS’ INVIGOMATING COMDIAL 18 Dire Servous Debtiity soe one CRervocs tor Ni ty, Ne Exhaustion. ‘and thas class uf ‘who ere Weak, mincrabie, 5 Soe ee ad Laboratory, 906 B st. s.w. ase}-1me J)e, MULLER, 1027 OTH ST. Nw. TREATS ALL Disigiaie secone of the Cinewtetse ATTORNEYS. Geers eee MAM, “307 All work gust fiet-cass and iu cheerfully refunded o2 any operation proving t istactory. 7 en ir Pittsburg to Kichm Tirnen 1000 pam dally. dor so the Went. Tie rote Slewpte Soa Pittsburg to Chicas For Rane, Capandaicua, and Niagara Polle daily, ereept 7.50 eneryt Susey, 7300 m, For ire, Cengodaarus ahd” hothter daly, for Bu rargay. 10 falo and Niagace daily, excest ym. Sleeping Oar Wi For'Wiliiamaport, Rochester a daily, except Saturday, wit ‘anhiuston to Roches. For Wit Pend Elmira, st 10.508 m daily. e: e PORTA ADELPH Ia NRW YORK AND THE 21100 & m, 122d, =. = : ee eee EB 20, 10 Lauitet Pullman Veebule le Pose: hgor Couches abd Dining SOVSMES Sion aL Lire.» With dining car {rom Balti New York, 4.00— p. daily; f day ¥ m. daily ve uly Pills ONLY ta. Wook days, and 3465 pom ~wodation, 5.00 a.m. daily. Express. 2.01 40 bm. daily. - wothout change, 7.50 am week Gaye and 3.15 pm. daily, For Wroukiyn, N.Y. all through trains comneet Jorery Cxty with Boats of Hrooklyn Aapex, aff if irect transfer to Pulte wording riage across New York ay AGABUC Cty, 11.00 aan, week Gaye, 11.38 pm ai Lee Dery 0.00 and 11. 9.00 and 11.50 am, and « folly exces Stindss. Bum Ok ALEXANDETA For Alexandria, 4.30. 6 $.37, Glo. 3 day at. 4.30, a Ga v4 nd 2 jon at a office, portheast | Pennsylvania uvenue, ama et derw-can be Ueft for the chee "sui Truth Uotela 4d Feel dewoan Geucral Manager. ICHMOND AND DANVILLE & Seheduve tn 8 ra to Now Orleane {07 Meruphiie vis Bireaiahen, unite with Sleeper for Auguste Groemabore’ with Slecper for Asheville‘ end. Morris: aul and stress 2°15 p.m —Daily, except Sunday, tor We Orage, and through train for Prout Paty. WASHINGTON aXD Srhivted LMT eb, ea . Dining, Parlor and Banok= Slgute iiue 18 boure) sith e shroush New York and Washingtom, ts Mouicomery and Washington to oan Sli principal pointe south te ‘Koosville vis ‘Kabe: RN OiO DIFTSK 3 “aad nae we Wi ucching thence with ow Montgomery, a +5.30 ng. Youk ASD Pau. Roaton and the Dining Curr ama, 12d >, SO pam, Sheeping trains Pusan Tago Sleep * suse Wo. landing Pescnwere ia By aid 10.00 and 12.00 noon. Bun- mares £ AND OW10 RAILWAY. SCLED x CT NOVEMBER 15, 1891. 4 Union ston ds and P.).sem lest acenery in America, with the couplote Solid Traih Service Mt, Fest Line Solid, atm without change, arriving ‘the Union “rsa Larlotte-ville, ayuosboru', Staunion aud principal Vir- ¥.andP Natiway and. J it STARE Palo. So corner 9ih and F.sta nw, Dentistry tu all its Lrauches. Filling and preservation of the uotaral teeth » exalty. a WANS DENTAL PARLORS. 1217 Peun. ave.nw. Oar Specisities: CkOWN AND BRIDGE WoKK oR TRETA wiTH- OUT PLATES. that have decayed and broken 2 b operated ty upon tite pate: atted up fhe costs elven cad muade as sod std erviceabie i ees) way ax natural! F joa to TF root or breaking ‘cove iron iteatea thet our crowas bave soubined with beidse oussuate i 0t fox teeth that have boeu extracted. mckes Geautisul and durable tabstitute for th: naturel Dlate to cover, the ro! of she hieut in dentistry hee ren great in the We have kept pact with thesciiuprovens Seuts of the Evan Part teare exsured ened of hess Viseticod Wind apriiea | 1 siciftul and scists? ‘Gur {icon for this class Of work will be 1ownd as ressunavic as is ronsistent corm i ROSUONS DUNT AL PARLOUS, FT biniy 183: Lith st. n. w. Pull mts 820 and $15, S10 aud 8%. Old plates inade cood a8 now. Open Gay, nicht and Sanday till pat. ail ite branches op! ty DA, TXHIRMALY. — NATIONAL oN Seat ormateraiee ites OCEAN STEAMERS. SSSR Ble x. 00. ig SSI POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. FEE STEAMER GEORGE LAW, FOR. dine, icavex Oth st. whart y and Frida sama oda warn freigit ae Pages tr) Mo? VERNON TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Untli further notice the Palatial Tron Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER will What, foot of 7th st., as follows; vot mot VERNON Sunday, st 10 0 a, * > a. oes ee OAPT. L VORFOLK, FORTRESS M0} Ni Neh eee a ose i np ¥ PEOTOR iad ROMPOLK toa &t 7 pm. from whart toot of Tt 2, trains tor the south and. 1 10 TEAMER “Wal Stireie.cevsss ¥ulDaY and SUNDA’ pase