Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1893, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1893. BEST FOOD FOR BABIES. Urgent Necessity at This Time of the Year of Putting Them Upon the Safest Diet. ‘Take care at all times, but especially now, of Upon the purity and strength-giving quality of the food, and especially upon its fitness for # hot weather diet, depend baby’s life. When the little one’s flesh w ftabby, dlood ‘thin and poor, color white and temper uneven, if Roi trntable, there is an urgent necessity for # ehange. It is time to put the baby at once upon | lactated food, which contains all the essentials of perfect diet. It furnishes abundant material for Fapid growth and development. When the mother’s milk is insufficient ‘im quality And quantity for baby's healthy growth, apy one Who stops to think must know that the infant food which most closely resembles mother’s milk must be used. This ts undoubtedly isctated food. It is Used and recommended by the best physicians tn every community in the country. It has received More testimonials within the past month from ‘happy mothers than could De printed Im s score of Such columns as these, and the fact that it is not ‘eXpensive, but is within everybody's reach, and can be obtained at any drug store, makes it even more LITTLE RUTH SOUTAR. & boon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soutar, who live on Caropbell street, Sandusky, Onto, owe their bappl- Ress to lactated food. They write: When our baby Ruth was sick there was noth- ig that would stay on hef stomach. The doctor advised the use of lactated food, and very thankfal we are, for im a short time it worked wonders. She is now a large, healthy child. Her age is one Year and four months. We are convinced that if St had not been for the timely use of lactated food our baby would Rave died. We now have another little one that we are raising om lactated food, we ‘such faith in it, and we also recommend it to all oar friends.” Hundreds of such testimonials have been pub- Eshed. Handreds of little ones im this state owe | thetr lives to lactated food. Better Times Are Coming, But it is impossible for any one to offer better bargains than you can find here. See prices below, vizs Ladies’ $4 Hand-turn Biuchers (fall styles) a = “ -- 82.95 Men" 86 French Patent Calf Bals asd Biuchers for. Boys’ @ Satin Caif Button and 336) for... Ladies’ 8? Hand-tarn: 234 to 434) for. Ladies’ $3.and ore THE WARREN SHOE HOUSE, Geo. W. Rica. 949 F STREET NORTHWEST. anl7 YOUR WORD IS YOUR OND AT @ROGANWS. Among the many bitter complaints of dull business and scarcity of motey whtch bas characterized these Past three months we can truthfully say that our Patronage has been thoroughly eatterretory in every way. Every oue of these sultry suinmer days has found « line of people at our counter waiting to pay ‘a little sometbiaw” on their furniture. We are going to tell you once more that your credit is good for anything you want. A little jeek or once # month will soon make you “sole owner and proprietor” of ahouse fall of handsome, serviceable furniture. Our eredit price is our cash price—and there are no names to sign. There tm & Seven-piece Parlor Suite here, upholstered ia plush—end there's another upholstered in hair cloth— take your choice of either of them for 822. 50—cash o credit. These are but {10 out of « whole foor full of parlor furniture—Suites in Brocatelle—Witon Rux— | ‘Tapestry, Gilt, &e. fm sclfd oa! —bevel ylass in burean—and our price ts 813 cash or credit. Our fret floor is full of Bed Room Furniture handsome asany youever saw anyichere— all prices. There’sany quantity of Brussels Carpet here and or price is 50 cents per yard. Inrain Car- pet, Sicents per yard. Every yard of carpet bons! of usis made and laid free of coat—n cha-.e fo. wastein matching ficares. We sell a Forty-pound Hair Mattress for 87—Woven Wire Springs, 81. 73— Btx-foot Oak Extension T! Mattings, Baby Carriages and any ‘used to ““housekeep” with is here—and it's yours for © promise to pay. GROGAN’S -GREDIT HOUSE, FSty sol, S23 7TH ST. NW, BET. H AND I STS A Great Selling JAS RANGES e the is re agniticent stock. 318; now Ranges, Ranges, now et a GAS RANGE here, for four-ffths ordinary price. §.S. Surv & Bro., 432 Qra Sr. 7 oul were $22; RECORD BEATEN AT SEA GIRT. Wednesday's Fine Exhibition of Marks- manship. Local Teams Distinguish Themselves— ‘Work That Could Hardly Be Im- Preved—Details of the Shooting. ‘Staff Correspondence of The Evening Star. CAMP SPENCER, | SEA GIRT, August 16, 1893. | There have been many splendid exhibi- | tions of marksmanship at Sea Girt, but none that ever approached the one put uD to- day by three District of Columbia teams, |even the high-water mark of a year ago being of no further value as @ record. To- day's work can hardly be tmproved. From start to finish there was every evidence of superiority on the part of the teams from Hartman, Seventh Regiment, N. J. the engineer corps and the first and second regiments. The first’s team was weakened by the enforced absence of Capt. Cash, who, although much better, was by no means able to do hims«: justice, but the remainder rallied wonderfully and kept all competi- tors guessing and hustling In the most healthy fashion, winding up its known dis- tance endeavors within eight points of the Jeader—the engineer team. The efforts were Praiseworthy throughout and seemed to show conclusively that the District of Co- lumbla is not a total failure in the matter of athletics. Comparison of the scores with those made in 1892 is interesting. Then the sixteenth Pennsylvania was on top with 506 Points, the engineers second, with 4%, the first D. C. third, with 487, and the second D. fourth, with 473. ‘This year the engineers are eight points eas Cel. Clay at the Pool Target. ahead of the first and the first seven points ahead of the second; the top New Jersey team is twenty-one points behind the sec- ond D. C. regiment. How the skirmish will come out no one knows; in it the match will be won or lost. It will be noted that while the first regiment was then eighteen points behind the leaders it pulled out of the hole in the skirmish. But the engineers do not believe they can be beaten in the skirmish and will contest stubbornly for every point. The utmost good feeling pre- vails, not only between the home team: but also between the home teams and the Jersey aggregations. Everybody is smiling ae at Maj. Pollard. on everybody else and the entire camp seems to be happy. ‘Today's scores in all their details are as follows: Engineer Corps Team. ‘There’sa Bed Room Suite here | 20 yards. Corp. Young. 3544544445 42 Prvt. Leizear. 554355444 42 Lieut. Hutterly, 5444444554 43 Prvt. Carieton. 4334445444 39 Prvt. Graham: 4555455444 6 Prvt. Scott. 4444454455 43 4 800 yards. Corp. Young. 4444535535 42 Prvt. Letzear 5555444545, 46 Lieut. Hutterly . 3535445555 48 Prvt. Carleton 5554444354 43 Prvt. Graham | 4555354554 © Prvt. Scott ... 5555535555 48 70 Known distance total, 524. First Regiment Team. 200 yards. Lieut. Laird . 4445445455 44 Corp. Appleby 554555444 46 Sergt. Kussell | 445443444 40 Lieut. Himebaug! 4444454445 41 Prvt. Boyer . 4244533544 38 Lieut. Stewart 5545444443 43 252 500 yards. Lieut. Laird . 5555455445 47 Corp. Appleby 4455554445 % Lieut. Himebaugh 3454545355 43 Sergt. Russell . 4555354455 45 Prvt. Boyer . 13445445543 41 Lieut. Stewart 5354355454 43 264 Known distance total, 516. Second Regiment Team. 200 yards. Capt. Bell 4444044454 37 5444554344 42 4443544444 0 4444444444 00 Prvt. McLain . 5445445454 44 Prvt. Kirk . 4444544544 42 5 Capt. Bell . 5455554555 48 | Sergt. Maj. Moyer 4345545524 42 Col. Clay 3543244455 39 | Lieut. Rotramel 5535455554 46 Prvt. McLain 5543545545 45 Prvt. Kirk 454435455 4 264 Known distance total, 509. Sixth Battalion Team. 200 yards. Capt. Tomlinson 4325 27 Corp. Ellsworth . 4434 31 Corp. Davenport 4545 8 | Prvt. King . 2404 29 Prvt. Blanton 3444 0 Prvt. Wilcox 4444 37 207 500 yards. Capt. Tomlinson 429 Corp. r ro Corp. 3 Pret. 3 37 Prvt. Bianton 437 | Prvt. Wilcox . 4% | 216 Known distance total, 423. Capt. Tomlinson Disappointed. Capt. Tomlinson ts naturally disappointed at his team total and 1s deservedly being sympathized with. The captain's enthust- | astic enerzy is admirable and the enter- prise of his men in coming here at their own expense {s commended. The crowd would Ike to see them win, or at least achieve a good position. With a trifle more of experience they will puzzle competitors on any range. It takes time and a good deal of match practice for riflemen to over- come the assaults of nervousness; perhaps the skirmish totals will change the ap- pearance of things very materially. Gen. Ordway Arrives. Gen. Ordway arrived in camp this after- noon; came in very quietly, but was de- tained long enough at headquarters to give Capt. Bodwell. the District detachment a chance to as- semble in front of its headquarters and give its commanding general both a pre- cise military and a warm personal greeting. The eral thanked the boys—old and young—for their courtesy and when ranks were broken was for some time the center of @ crowd that told him all about the good work which had characterized the day's Proceedings. Half an hour later, while the general was sitting in front of the team headquarters tent, .Gov. Werts, Gen. Spencer, Gen. Donnelly, Gen. G. E. P. How- ard, Gen. Van Valen, and a large number of staff officers made a pleasant informal call on him. This evening Gen. Ordway went over to the Beach House; he intends staying here until Saturday, thus being present to wit- ness the conclusion of the interstate regi- mental match, the shooting in the Hilton Making a Bull's Eye. and National Rifle Association competitions and in the Wimbledon cup match. Capt. Barbour was expected here this evening; Maj. H. L. Cranford and Mrs. Cranford are looked for tomorrow. Other Washingtonians have partially promised be around by Friday. ssi soe Camp Notes. ‘The entire detachment, including Lieut. Laird, had a great laugh yesterday at the expense of Sergt. Page when, just prior to marching to the range, the sergeant was publicly presented with a baby’s bib, con- tributed by an unknown benefactor. Then the entire detachment, including Sergt. Page, had a great laugh at Lieut. Laird’s expense, the same anonymous donor having forwarded for the leutenant’s use a mini- ature pair of bathing trunks. The sergeant A Quiet Fish. has a trifle of advantage, for he can wear his bib, but it would be very much easter for a two-year-old camel to wobble through the eye of a darning needle than for the Meutenant to wriggle his rotundity into trunks that must have been constructed to fit a forty-nine-cent doll. While Private S. I. Scott of company A, engineer corps, was shooting at 500 yards this afternoon, someone said, so that he could hear, that the next shot would not be a bull’s-eye, simply because the old “ex- pert” had taken his rifle down to rest him- self a little. “You don’t know me,” remarked the doctor in his quiet way, and then he re- marked to his coach, “I'll fool him.” And he did—with a bull's-eye. va Private Colladay of the engifieer corps is the camp's most successful raconteur; has very many scraps of personal experience from which to draw. His tent mate is “Undress Uniform.” Sergt. Maj. P. W. Smith. The other even- ing Mr. Colladay had a good story to tell Mr. Smith, but could not remember the de- tails just when their presence was most es- sential. But at about 3 o'clock a.m., so it has been charged, Mr. Colladay awoke Mr. Smith to tell him the forgotten story. ‘There ts no truth in the rumor that Mr. Smith struck Mr. Colladay with a boot; Mr. Smith wears shoes. Maj. E. R. Campbell, tiring of shooting as an amusement, this afternoon took up with bicycle riding. A stout pneumatic tire saved the wheel from much of promised injury. —— BOILER MAKERS QUIT. Strike at the Baldwin Locomotive Works Against a Cut in Wages. Between 250 and 300 boflermacers em- Ployed at the Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia quit work yesterday be- cause of a 10 per cent reduction In wage: notice of which was posted in the works last Friday. It is expected that other men will strike because of their sympathy for the botlermakers. Nearly 5,000 men are employed in the works, and almost all of them are affected by the reduction. Manager Vanciain says there will be no compromise. On the other hand, the men express themselves as being confideat that their wages will be restored. There is no organization among the empioyes. Mr. Vanclain says it was ‘he intention of the company to lay off about 2.5») men in a couple of weeks and the strike will there- fore not interfere with the oper ition of the works. IT’S QUITE A STEP from the great, griping, drearful pills to Doctor Pierce's it Pel- lets. See what an ad- ‘vance there is: These little Pellets, scarcely larger than Mustard seeds, are the smallest and the easiest to e— tiny, coated granuice that every child is ready for. ‘They act in the mildest, easiest, most nat- ural way. No violence, no reaction after- ward, and their help las's. ‘They perma. nensly cure Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick or Bilious Headaches, and all derangements of the liver, stomach and dowels. ‘They're put up in sealed vials, This keeps them always fresh and reliable, unlike t ordinary ills in wooden and’ pasteboard xe. They're the cheapest, for they're quaran- teed to give satisfaction, or your money is re- turned.” You pay only for the good you get. No matter what owe tried and found wanting, you can cured wit . Bage’s Catarrh Remedy. SUED HENRY VILLARD. Charges Against Leading Officials of the Northern Pacific. A Philadelphia stockholder of the North- ern Pacific railway has employed attorneys to bring sult against Henry Villard, Edwin H. Abbott, Charles L. Colby and Colgate Hoyt on the general charge of malfeasance in office and mismanagement of the affairs of the company in their capacity of direc- tors thereof. It is alleged that they bought for the Northern Pacific properties in which they were personally interested. In this manner they profited largely as individuals, whereas the road lost heavily. Ten millions of dollars is the sum named as the amount of the profits of these four directors. Ex-U. 8. District Attorney John R. Read of the firm of Read & Pettit of Philadelphia has addressed a formal communication to the directors of the Northern Pacific com- pany, requesting permission to bring sult in the name of the company against the al- Jeged misi @ directors. Mr. Read in- forms the directors that the suit will not gost them a cent, as their client is willing to bear all expenses. This step is taken because of the law’s re- quirement that aggrieved stockholders must first seek to have their representatives in control of a property apply for remedy. It 4s expected that the directors will decline to bring the suit, and in this event procesdings will immediately be commenced by the in- dividual who Is employing the attorneys. It is said that Brayton Ives, Henry Clews and Jay Cooke, jr., the committee who investi- gated the affairs of the road last year, are Dack of the suit. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL IN WASHINGTON, IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE, S.w. cor. sth and K sts. .w. & W. FLYNN, A. M. Lowest terms. ruction. Wathington educator for'it pense a Scena ton ior years. Full business course, day or night session, $25 a rear. arithmetic, spelling, grammar, let- winess foeisss commercial in,’ Deo. Munship, typewriting, on shorthand. Diplomas, ‘and Positions for graduates. Central location. Expe- Henced teachers. Send for announcement.aul7-3m* THE NEW DRAWING | SCHOOL, 167, FST. teact 1 such a way that pupils c: toon make money. Day and’ night ‘classes. Low Fates. Callers welcome. ‘aui7-ote WOOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 407 EAST Capitol st. Niuth year opens Septemier 4. A Digh-grade” business’ college, patronized bs best people of Washington and affording both sexes @ complete preparation for a successful Start ip life. Now open for enrolimert of sity dents. (No, colored students adiuitted.) | Com- Dare “our prices and facilities with iv" business in Washington. Cail or send. { age gatalogue cou mames of over 359 eile : COURT F. WOOD, LL.M., EDWARD M. HULL, ‘A.F., aul5 Principals, ST, CECILIA’S ACADEMY, 01 East Capitol #t., for indies and children, will Feopen on MONDAY, Sept, 4. “This well-known institution affords every advantage for acquiring 2 thorough English and musical education. Pur tla not attending the academy will be admitted Qorthe classes in music, ‘art, fancy work, cloca- tion, phonograpby snd_typewriting. 15-4 ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE. fudies resuuied September 11. Send for catar BROTHER FABRICIAN, aul2-3m President. es ARGUMENT IN THE SHANN CASE. Evidence All Given in the Famous Poisoning Case. After Mable Shann had testijed in the trial of her mother at Trenton, N. J., yes- terday the defense rested, and the state called James Fitzpatrick in rebuttal. The witness was an intimate friend of young Shann, and under cross-examtnation testi- fied to visiting houses of ill-fame in Tren- ton. Thomas Lee testified that, in compeny with three other men, he was on Wither- spoon street at 2 o'clock the morn!ng of the mutilation. They walked past the Shann house on the opposite side of the street. No lights were visible in the Shann house. They saw no carriage and no pedestrians. Dr. Bergen being recalled, testided that Mrs. Shann and her daughters were mis- taken when they testified that for a long time he refused to call another physician in for consultation, although persistently 1e- quested to do s0. ‘The state offered in evidence the will of Mrs. Shann's late husband to show, in con- nection with her evidence, the motive she had In polsoning her son. ‘The first address to the jury was made by Assistant Prosecutor Apgar. Counsel for the defense will speak today, ind the jury be charged tomorrow morning, if not cht. Mr. Apgar went over the evidence in the case exhaustively, and urged the Jury to view it as he did as pointing to the gull of Mrs. Shann. ——_+e+--____ Helping Out John Cadahy. The affairs of John Cudahy, who figured so prominently in the recent lard corner in Chicago, are in a fair way for adjust. ment. John Cudaby's three brothers, Mik Edward and Patrick, have put their shoul- ders to the wheel and propose to extricate from the mire their less-fortunate brother. A new proposition was submitted yester- day to Mr. Cudahy’s creditors which prac- tically assures to them payment in full for all of their claims; $830,000 collateral will be put up to secure $750,000, or one-half the indebtedness, payments ‘to ‘be made on two and three years’ time. To cover the re- maining $750,00) of indebtedness the three brothers, Mixe, Edward and Patrick, bind themselves to pay $100,000 per anuun for five years into the hands of C. L. ifuteh- inson, president of the Corn Exchange National Bank, ag trustee, to be applied on the notes of John Cudahy. ‘This ar- rangement leaves but $170,000 of John Cud- ahy's notes unsecured. Many of the cred- {tors have already consented to the pro- posed arrangement. Corporene is the best Shortening for all cooking purposes, => TORY, CCrroLene is the only healthful shortening made. Physicians endorse it An OLDe oRy. that uncomfortable Fee ing of “too much richness” from food cooked in lard, Masry food cooked in Gortorens is delicate, delicious, healthful, comforting, DoYOU use Corrorenst ‘Made only by N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS. chage makes Five A isons pesureand get Haas, MEDICAL, &c. Dr. Carl 507 12th st. Over twenty-five SURGEON To GENT Graduated London, Eng! Bladder, Kidness, Nery Blood or is “Devitity: ILLEUL, SUCCESSFUL FIGORATING CORDIAL 18 a” powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. Of all the remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia, Nervous Exhaustion, Paralysis and that class of People’ who are weak, lethargte, Tack of ambition and zest ‘there is D0 equal to this Cordial. It has been in use rly forty-five years In this city. Laboratory, 908 B it. 6.1. DR. BROTHERS, THE longest-established spec! 50 Fears’ experience; 4 Consultation free and Sp25-1m* av8-1m* ‘GUNSTON INSTITUTE, 2928 session Sept. avd-2m_ hr aga Mra. B. 1. MASON, RI IN IN DRAWING AND PAINTING. a Ree ae BOERS 0, Corcoran building. MAY MINNIGERODE, ‘(auy-im*) LILLIAN COOK, 1864, EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFR 1808. FOR S3ONS AND DAL us. ‘The Spencerian susiness College, National Bank of the Repubiic building, cor. 7th aod D nw. Day und night seasiona. In the national capital and. tah it the coun- try, is a household word, maesssted with thorough Dusiness training and a rroUus career, ba i otedony tee ule SG aid Anstitution Begins Monday, September fm med vis: Practica Business, mpd complete bookkeeping ‘course, English, teu Itions, rapid. Wtitg, moral aad. soc calturey Delsarte system of ex) civics, ti bye comme! law; Practical lish, it ; Shorthand and “Type- Writing, lncluding tngiishs Spencerian Rapid Wat: ing; Mechanical and Architectural Drawuig. Corps Se thoroughly trained teachers. Location cen- ‘Twelve graduates of clase of ‘93 have re- gfirga diplomas trom the World's Columbian Expo- ai ‘fous, _ brilliantl; lighted, handsome halls ot dae rooms. ‘Services of graduates always in demand. Terms moderate, but no competition with cheap schools. The business men of Wasb- ington ‘were trained inthis toile send thelr sons and daughters and candidates Bere for tralting. Wee open every business after Stonday, Aue _au7-te WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 1225 oth st. nw. Twenty-fourth year. Piano, or- nD Ban, voice, violin flute, cornet, &e. Yantages to pupil, 0." B. BULLARL ; mew and oung pupils; best references. rapid ire. jus place, near 20th and P a.w. iy EATON, BURNETT & DURLIN ENGLISH, BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND SCHOOL, DL for young men and women, W., Washington, D.C. The at Baltimore College during the past fifteen years hay led the proprietors to open a similar school in the nation's capital. No Pains will be spared to render the moral as well As the intellectual toue of the school of the bigh- est order. Advantages will here be. offered “to Young mea and women In Advanced Accountant. Ship, Corporation Bookkeeplug, Finance, Busi. Bess Correspondence, Commercial Law, Penman- ship, General Business and in" preparation for Cleft service examination, wot attainable is other husiness college inthis city. _ Porthand aod trpewriting. course unescelled. | wi sn Septem! 2 Scoot October 2. UE Sev ie Rooms oven for the enrollment of students on and after August 14. 05. NORWOOD INSITTUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES— Select and limited school; latest improvements, Mr. and Mrs. ‘WM. D.’ CABELL, principals. r. Beausiful location, cor. 1th and Mass, ave, _381-2m Law scHoor, WASHINGTON AND LEB UNIVERSITY, Lexingt ton, Vil eke Ae ROCKVILLE ACADEMY FOR BOYS, ROCKVILLE, Ma.—Opens ‘September 13; thirty’ minutes from Washington; terms moderate. For catalogue ad- dress W. P: MASON, U. SN. A, Principal. jyl0-2m* ST. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ALBANY, N.Y, Under the ditection ot Bishop Denke bales of four courses of study for graduation. ‘Special studies may be taken or the Harvard course for women. cpislogue address Mise EW. apl-6m BOYD, Principal. SUMMER RESORTS. 'LANTIC CITY, N. J. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—“THE GLENDALE,” 10 N. Massachusetts ave. Terms, $7 to $10 week. Address Mrs. C. T, BUZBY (ate of Bala _more, Md.) 20-2m BRADY HOUSE, ARKANSAS AVE, CONVEN- lent to ocean and Reading depot board; splendid rooms; broad piaztas; orchestra music; terms moderate. P. O, Box 207. Circular mail- _ed. JAMES BRADY. aul6-2wa&je6-co8m ENCAMPMENT GROUNDS 100 Sarde divinat and im ful view from stant v4 . HOTEL IMPERIAL —= Coach to meet night trains, aul0-18t AND ANNEX, ON THE BEACH, HOTEL “Maryland ave. All mod. con. and IMPERIAL comforts of home; appointments and table first-class. to $8 per day; $10 to $18 per wk, G. W. ‘ebdriek. ‘ad partics ‘season. Se ‘mom HOTEL RICHMOND, ATLANTIC CITY, OCEAN a ere, ee heated; sun : hear the beach. _Trexcoize 3. D. PEASE HOTEL ROYAL, KENTUCKY AVE.—AN ADDI- tou of 40 rooms; — 300; tennis lawn, shade trees, &e.; modations, at very low rates BE. “L. JOHNSON, aul2-2w Also Hotel Johmon, Washington B. ©. For HAN Beautiful oak cane; don't show dust or ‘will sell for aut THE KRAKAUER PIANO IS THE “NE PLUS ee eau gia oe ee 5 Ft “4 GH. KUHN, est 1st. ‘aul7-3m HOW'S 182 Pye S38 oorars cane WG, Mireenorr aoe we Fee aw. aul7 3m x A x KNABE iY NN a2 A Praxos PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS. used. WM. KNABE & O0., 617 Penna. ave. aut STEINWAY, CHASE, GARLER, BRIGGS PIANOS, ‘Organs and Wilcox & White’Ssmphony for sale or rent. DROOP'S Music Store, n20-tr 925 Pa. ‘ave. Je REOPENING “SEDLOE'S HYGEIA HOTEL. ‘New York and Pacific aves, One square from beach. Appointments first-class. cy . au18-co12t per Ook" M. BEDLOR 10th and Hi sts. 3y12_Open all the year; summer rates. THE CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ON THE BEACH. Salt water baths in the house. Elevator, mod- erp and complete. Sun parlors. Send for ilus- trated booklets. auié-Im Address THE CHALFONTE. THE CLIFTON, vote Atlantic and poe aves; clase mally bouse: ‘newly furaished; terme, “$8 and ee Der week. he a OOrEe xei3m THE DENNIS, Atlantic City. Ocean end of Mic! THE MANSION, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Accommodates 500. Coaches to meet all trains and carry guests to and from the beach. Qrencatra June to September. tes reasonable. Special for June Je2-3u ‘CHARLES ASBURY PARK, ‘One square from provements. Artesian water. Music. circular. P. L) HARNETT. ATALANTA HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N. J. iy’ on the, beach. “Reduced rakes” Sov Boath of September. Wil. APPLEGATE, Proprietor au3-1m_ SEA-SIDE—-JERSEY COAST. ENGLESIDE, BEACH HAVEN, VOICE CULTURE; RARE CHANCE TO HAVE | "Now oyen. All modern conveniences, including Folce cultivated: pupils taken until Sept. 1 at ecnger clevator! bot “aca water batho is er prices; rapid method; exuuination free. Send for circulars, MT. VEkNoy © STUDIO, 1003 91h st. Bw. ROBT. B. ENGLE, Prop., 2i-1m* _my-11Tt Beach Haven, N. J. SEND FOR COLLEGE ANNOUD T. Ivy Institute Business College, S.Wv. cor. Sth aud K sts. aw Ines cotirse, shorthand, typewriting. fy15 THE MEDICAL, DENTAL AND PHARMACEUTI- gal departments of Howard University will o October 2." For circulars address. i. PURVIS, 18th st. aw, JelStooct? INING SCHOOL, FOR MEN AND ‘Women, in conection with the medical depart- ment of Howard University aud the Freedmen's 2. "For circular address Hospital, tll Qetober C._B. PURVIS, M.D. JelStooct2 COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 623 La. ave., bet. 6th aud 7th ste. nw, CK. URNER, A\M.. CE Prin, Learn to use the phonogfaph wind’ typewriter: the quickest preparation for an office situation, Complete course, $15. Shorthand. dictations. b competent readers and the phonograp.. Indtvid- ball tnetruction by “experiented reporters. "Thor. Sugh instruction a the English business and ‘civil ervice courses. Reduced. rates” fur. su Months. Send. for catalogue. OUT OF WA-H‘NGTON. LEWISTON HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, LY: wood, Rockingbam county, Va. Miss ELEANOI C.° WHEAT, Principal. “Situated im ‘the most healthful part of the valley of Virginia. Terms: 180—for ‘board and tuition’ in English, Latin, French and Music. For circulars apply, to. the Prin. at 1707 13th nw. until August 22. aulG-ate THE ROCKVILLE SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES Feopens September 15. For_ circula: {he principal, Mise LUCY 8. SIMPSo: Br, GEO HALL, FOR BOYS, ST. GEORGE'S, Did, Prot. J.C; KINEAI, AS Mor Prin. teh ear; college oF business life; unexcelled advan- Tages; “home comforts; moderate ‘terms: highest Fi ceree eT S ES NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE, FOR BOTH SEX! Classical, wctentitc; literary and business courses complete. Preparatory and primary schools for iin-and posse Address Kee An ML. JELLY, ‘De .. President, New Windsor, Md. ‘au2-3m CAPE MAY, §. J. “HOTEL LAFAYETTE” Opens June 17. Located directly om the beach, AM modern tim ents. First-class in all Appointments. JOHN TRACY & CO. Jeltosel0 OCEAN GROVE, N. J., PIT. sone, [house “from the’ beach.” Table - KILMER, Proprietor. " TEACHING LAKE. N. 3. Artesian water. Directly on ‘the beach. B__M. RICHARDSON. WILBURTON-BY-THE-SEA, SPRING LAKE, ¥. 3. Open from June 1 to Ortober. Jel-2ym_ R. K. LETCHWORTH. SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUs. COLONIAL BEACH, VA.—GOOD BOARD, §7 PER week. Meals, 0c. aud-2w* Mrs. G. E. JOHNSON. HOTEL HENLOPEN, REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE, Now, qpen. Write for circular _ may23-3m ______ WALTER BURTON. ISLE OF WIGHT COTTAGES, OCEAN CITY, MD.; delightfully ‘situated on the beach; terms, §2.56 Ker, day $10 to $15 per week; rediced rates for ‘ptember and October; accommodations for oe cht guests, “SWANNS. gs POINT, MD... it water. ‘Good bathing, : ; 34 Elegant table. — ree. Rates day. tes to Ttieg and faritlies fiw the month of ‘Senens et. ‘Team or tout’ will meet guesta at Point when notified. Referen: c. 27 La. ave. BW. tment. i 15-00" CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL,CHARLOTTE HALL, Mary's county, Md.—120th year; thorough nie instruction, under military ‘disciplin thful Location, atthe historic “Cool Springs; estate of 820 acres; beautiful campus of 12 acres; board and tuition,” $50 per sewsion; dally trains from Baltimore "aud Washington, GEO. M. THOMAS, A. M., Principal aul-im BT. JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD. 105th session commences 20th September, sPrcellent preparatory school attached for’ bors to SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE PREPARATION OF CANDIDATES FOR THE NAVAL ACADEMY, Address the President, THOMAS FELL, LL.D., PH. 3520-3m, Y (NEAR BALTIMORE) LUTHERVILLE SEMIN for Young Ladies. 4ist year; modern conveu- fences; full faculty; thorough training; bone, comforts; high standard; pou-sectarian, "Send. for catalogue, Lutherville, ‘Md. Mev. Je" Hy TUR: NER, A.M., Principal, 2m UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Seasion begins. din’ September. Academfcal, ns ptember. Acade Engincering. Law, Medical “Depirimente.” For catalogues address’ WM. M. THORNTON, LL.D. Shatrman. Jrd-eosée RANDOLPH-MACON ACADEMY, FRONT ROYAL, ‘Healthfuily situated emong the mountains; Pure air and water. Prepares boys and yo men for college or, business life. A ¢orps of teachers. Thorough mental training. Physical healthfulness. Moral and religious in- fuence. Full equipment. Moderate charges. Becond session begins Sept. 19, 1893, and con- tinues for nine calendar months. Send for full ticulars to Rev. B. W. BOND, Prin., Front ral, Va. Jy24e030t VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, LEXINGTON, VA. Fifty-ffth year. wilitary, sclentifie and technical school. ‘Thorough couries in general Gnd applied chemistry and in engineering. Con- fers degree of graduate in academic course: also degrees of bachelor of science and civil engineer in” technical courses, All expeuses, | Includi clothing and incidentals, provided “at rate $36.50 per month, as an average for the four ears, exclusive of outfit. New cadets report Eeptember I. “GEN. SCOTT SHIPP, Supt. SylT-eol9t NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND. Cqlegiate Institute for Young Ladies and Pre- tory School for Little Girls, conducted by fhe School Sisters of Notre Dam Jy12 -co2m EMBLA P. O., near Baltimore, Md. A, PRE. BETHEL, MILITARY ACADEMY, ViRC res for government academies, universities and wusiness. For catalogues address Maj. B.A. McINTYRE, Bethel Academy P. 0., Virginia. Jy17-eo22t METZGER INSTITUTE—A ris. nd ME SCHOOL FOR limited, ER, roR0t HOME tor college, Catalogues. Kev, D MOUN LLY ( school for boys of Selentific school i ages. Prepa business. oF JAS. J. COALE, A’M. (Princeton), Prin.Je26-co30t SPR! FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, JNU. E. BAKER, Manager. (ate of Everett Hotel, Jacksonville, Fla.) A modern brick botel—gas,’ electric bells, jes. tennis and first-class livery. Hot and yhur baths. For rates, &c., address ma, aT FEE wee mmit of the Blue 1,500 feet above sen level. ‘Pure water pure’ att, Petfect ‘health, no malaria ‘no tmonguttoce, ppeetas Ce from Washington, low rates ust and September. Mo A aad HS ATLROR Pepriotors, : 5 <i Po. Blue Ridge Summit. Pa. Circulars at Star office. auizgi IN THE MOUNTAINS. GREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LOCATED Fruit Hil Farm, Blue Ridge mountalue eact ido of Shenandoah river, a Ferry, West , $6 and $7 per week: $1 and $1.50 qtildren “hat? Yates Capacity, ot hotel, 25h: Round trip from Washington, good to October 31, $2.25. Converances meet all’ Traine Send $0r “ 'W. GREEN, Proprietor. Hot and 3 Mountain scenery; reasonable rates. Send _etrealar. 200 feet. ost breesy point.” Scen- unegualed. First-class table. Four daily ‘Now open. ‘my9-6m MOUNTAIN HOME COTTAGE (NEAR DEER PARK station), on the B. and 0. railroad. short distance from the Deer Park Hotel. ad- dross Mrs, J. S. LAUGHLIN, Deer 3y18-3m THE Loc wit foe OS open June. Mrs. 8. 5 _tress. “Terms, $0 per week. oe THE NEW HOTEL HATAN. AVOID MA- laria and the hot Weather. The coolest place and most beautiful scenery is from the grand veranda, of the Hotel Powhatan, Charlestown, W. Va. Elegant spring water, classed among ‘the saling chalybeates; electric lights and bella: table and service unexcelled; ‘bass fishing in the Shenan- doah river uear, by; commutation tickets via the B. and ©.; four daily trains via B. and 0., two Ya Roctol and “Western. For particulars and circulars write to WM. G. RD, tor, Charlestown, W. Va. ‘gis WHITE COTTAGE, The only school recommended by R. A. Lamber- how, LL.D. president of Lehigh University. For catalogue, dc, apply 0 Wat. U Ph. D., Principal, _ Sy17-eo26t Betblenem, Pa. PENNINGTON SEMINARY. Our catalogue is full of the very information ‘oy are Low seeking for your son or daughter, and is a0 beautiful that it would grace your parlor table. Sent free. Address THOMAS ITANLON, Pennington, N. J. dy2i ROCK HILL COLL brothers of the Christian Situated upon the slope of one of the picturesque hills over- looking Ellicott City, Howard county, Md. Scten- tific, classical, commercial courses and a pre- paratory course for small b re re ceived as boarders or day rs. For particu- lars address BROTHER DENIS, President.jy20-2m LADIES’ GOODS. AKMENTS ALTERED, RED\ED AND work of every description. “The HAM, 1340 Sth a OLINE LERCH, . ARTI: 3} AND KESTORING of light, ‘or ornamental materials, ‘and 1206-1208 T foots, fabrics OUTING SUITS given fn eetcten ff ea given pare Ricalar gtteatlon. Guc patronage ext the Most fashionable cirdes. sit rE ey —— se lean zs ovTING surTs. ite branches. ick work. Fine work. OUTING SUITS. loderate. prices. ANTON FISCHER, Mall ordera recelve DYE WORKS, prompt attention. yl) 908 G st aw. i] | NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT ©0. WILLAED'S HOTEL, Ps. ave. and 14th st., ‘Washington, D. ©. EBBITT HOUS WASHINGTON, D. ©. DENTISTRY. Very ‘dest full set of teeth, $7. of tecth. | Naturalness, beauty and durabil come next. The sort you get here combines, these requisites. U. 8. AL ASS'N, 401 7th. au PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. NO PAIN. NO CHLOROFORM. NO DANGER. NO ETHER CR Gas. NO SLEEP. NO COCAINE, NO SWELLED GUMS. NO UNPLEASANTNESS. No EXTRA CHARGE. ‘We have exclusive control of s preparation for ese Sn this city whieh, when APPLIED TO THE GUMS. RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS. ‘1217 Penn. ave. nw. PROFESSIONAL. PLAIN MEDICATED AND SEA SALT ‘Sundays. will save time and money t once, as he succeds where otbers we failed. Convinces most skeptical. Adver- tises only what he can do. All. business cont |. Rittings, SOc. Hours, 9 to 9. dential. “Sittings, oe Ee, wee, om and 6th ‘ius southwest. ‘aul7-or*” PLAIN MEDICATED AND SEA SALT BATHS; cle Sandays. Dr. SARA Also scientific massage; open WAYCOTT, 505% 15th’ st. nw. aud-2we reader: he was sworn by four judges of Chicago: ge Fe a = ay ‘back separated; causes speedy rg be one of the greatest herb doctors of - Gtice. howe from 8 ame to, Th , BOc. OL Sth st. a. 3310-6 MME. RAPHAEL, CLAIRVOYANT ASTROLOG- ist; Dorn with caal; gives names and dates; felis how to. retain ‘or lover: advice oa love, uo or eg ag Te Sg a 3 talis- it ia-4ee MME. BROOKE TELIS ALL THE Uemen, toe cock, Hours, bam: te’ fm smen, 0. each. Hours, # am. 40 9 Pe New York ave. uw., bear 6th wt. myao-dei* THE HORSFORD ELECTRIC MEDICATED VAPOR ‘bath, Unexcelled aaa luxury and as & to discase. Also sage. 9) POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. : MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Cv. EXCURSION RATES. For 30 dars from August 18, the fare to all river landings will $1.00 for the round trip. A st. nw. be reduced to the excursion rate of STATION Steamer Sue every Monday, 4 p.m. Steamer Lady of the Lake every Sunday, 4 p.m. Steamer ‘of the Lake every Wi s 12. P Apply to eul0-1m MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 0. ‘For Baltimore and river landings. Steamer Sue leaves every Monday at 4 Bteamer of the Lake ‘Sunday Soa Wetneeday at'© pm for Baltimore and ALL ACCOMMODATIONS _ FIRST-CLASS. ALL RIVER FREIGHT MUST BE PREPAID. a Fo Bete FSS anno. Arte Re ano, Fal ctreet whart. And intermediate % THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS, (Bee schedule.) Steamer T. V. Arrowsmith on MONDAYS and ATS st, 9:00 pom. for Alexandria, Colo: nial Beach apd all lower river : leaves TUESDAYS ‘and THURSDAYS for retern arriving at on WED NESDAY and PRIDAY MORNINGS. On SATUR- DAYS at 5:30 p.m. for Colonial Goan and Yeocomico; returning teaves Kinsale, Ico: retu ‘ riving at, Washington SUNDAYS about 0 pp. Gee schedule.) ©. W. RIDLEY, General Manager. 5e8-tt NEW (CE_STEAMER HARRY RANDALL Leaves hilver View. whart, 7th street, - Sun- day, Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m. Landing at ‘wharfs as far down as Maddox creek. Return- ing “on “Mondays. Wedgesdaye and. Fridays 3 pain. Fecetved ¥. Sour of calling Telephone, 4 wet our of ailing. " agents, Alerandrla, Oo Ea eS RANDALL, Proprivior avd M A. REED & DAILY LIXE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. ¢., FORTRESS MONROE ana NORFOLK, VA. ‘Toe new and powerful Iron Palace Steamers, WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK—SOUTH BOUND, | Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of | ‘Teh at. wharf, arrive at, Fortress Monroe at 6:20 acm. next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 7:30 a.m. | rai connections are made for all poin‘a south and southwest. NORTH HOUND. j Leave Norfolk dally af 6-10 p.m. Leave Fortress Monroe at 7:10 p.m. Arrive at Washington at | 6:30 a.m. vext day. ‘Tickets on sale at 513, G19, 1351 and 1421 Penp- sylvania ave.. and 615 15th Ask for tickets via the pew line. Telephone 150. xO. AN. INO. CALLAR aple-tt SYLVANTA 7 MOP ATH Ae B STREETS. In effect July 2 1A. 10.15 A.M. MBIA Sleeping and we BEE Partie Per Wa i. Parlor Oar FOU : 1.10°P.M.” PENNBYLVANTA eee alee Drawing and State oom, — 3 Smoking and Observation ¢ are we eo. Butte ‘Cnr te : Harrisbure Sleering and Dimine to r4 tems, Cinciunet and. ¥ M. WESTER! EXPRESS. hy, ~~ alana PACIFIC EXPRESS —Puliman ‘Wuflet Sleeping Car Garter ttebue. and mare to Ohicowe. 7.00 s. Me for Kane, end Rochester a 9 On, 840 Re a 10.06 un Dintor Car ne ‘cone 730 wie AM TETR 2 3) dination Cary BAS: 850. “FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY. Fast express, 7.50 a.m. week days, and 345 pom wmodation, 5 00s.m. dail sneer a Yor Boson, without change, ‘3% 15p.10. daly. For Atiantic City, 9.40 eo ikem nat, and 4.35 p.m. @atly ii. 200. m. ». 9.00 1150 Saks Mae oe eyed Ob, 243 ism . areive Wastneton 8 80 dO pm. dally from Koved Mie ate ‘Saliy from Leosbors, ani@.53'e-t- daily except an BALTIMORE & OBTO RAILROAD. Schedule in effect July 8. 1 ject July 9, 1838. Leave Washingtou from ‘corner of ‘cvenge and C ws arect, Northwest, Vestibule: iY o frotne Thea wm Bla R$) junction si i if is 4 Fe £ Bay ‘or . Sundars, 8 35 am. ROYAL BLUE LINE FoR NEW sabe Tsp ADELPHIA. For Philadelnhia, jew York, Boston and the. ining Car) a. 2. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. SCHEDULF IN EFFECT MAY 28, ‘Trains jeave daily from Union Station ( Conclusive Reasons The Evening Star: BPCAUSE IT 18 THR FAMILY PAPER OF THE CITY, BEING TAKEN AND READ IN EVERY HOME, BY PRETTY MU EVERYBODY, AND ESPECIALLY BY THOSE HAVING MONEY 40 Taney BECAUSE IT 18 PUBLISHED AT AN HOUR OF THE DAY WHEN ITS READERS HAVE THE TIME ASD INCLINATION TO CONSULT 178 ADVERTISING COLUMNS, AS WELL AS 20 KEAD UME DaW> RECATSE ITS ADVERTISING RATES ARE MUCH LOWER, IN PROPORTION TO EXTENT ABD QUALITY OF CIRCULATION THAN THOSE OF ANY OTHWR, YAPER IN WASHINGTON, AND AMONG THE VERY LOWEST at ‘Uhh UNITED STATES. SONS, 204 10TH Es koe