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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC,
CENTRAL ! ACEFEG RsILRoAn.
Commencing Monday, November ~, 1889,
AND UETI FgETHRR aorIox,
T9Alss Aag eaaTs NilL LEAVE SACRAMENTO


AS soLLows:
EeFA a ss.-tSurdGys excsptedl-Accommo.
tS.DV dstlon Train to MsrysYille, ked Bluff and
-Redding.
eska 4. sE.SDaily,-o. ?. Erniorans Train to
vsVS ogdea, Council Bluff and East
TsseEh 4. A.-(Daily}--C. z. Pacific Express, via
t'fSv Benica, for San Francisco. Connects al
Suisun for Vallejo an CAlistoga. Second.
Glass passenger cars for San Francisco
attached.
1884 s. E5.-{or ss soon thereafter as p-ag.
AVsTy acabie-Sundays excepted} Steamer ior
san francisco, touching q. all way p1.ts
On the Sacramento river
ssesg 4, ss.-(Sundays excepted -Passe niger
= sSy Train fer Woodland, Willians, willows
snG Tehama.
Eg.sa 4, s7.-tpaiIy)-s Francisco Passenger
AtSS Train. Connects at Gait with Passenger
Trsin for lone ana tLaShrop with tia s. P.
Atlantic Express lOr MADEIRA, Newtail
santa Barbarsl, Les Angeles, Yuma,
aAricopa tPrescottD. Tucson, Benson
1Suaymas, Mexico). pemins "a, Il S. F..
X. ~, El Paso, end E2st, and LOzier
Texas (le44 miles from san Francisco
Connects also I'll Niles for San jose.
SsGss p. M.-{Daily}-o Oregon Express fer
fssVS haryByille, Chico, Red Bluff and RedliDg
Portland, oregonl
2A +; s S;@Ds M 15 Passenger Train
$3.50 s:.inL ' i ssSi5a Francisco Passenger
A,ss P. M.-Dailyl-focal Train TO Lathrop,
kscV connecting with s. p EEnigrals Train
Tor Deming and Fl Paso.
Gs1S y. M.-(Sundaya excepted Passenger
VsAC Train for Woodland and Knights Land.
esgg P. M.-tDaiyl-o. P. Atlantic Express
S+$ for cotfax, Reno Carson and virginia.,
Battle Mountain (Aussin). Palsade
{Eurska), Ogden, Council Bluffs and Eat
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6 ,srananta Producs MarEst-wholesale


THTAr-catiSornia spot lots are dull at % Cd
to a. Cargo lots ass Cd for Just shipped, AIS
g. nt.riv due ana f7s@iTs 81 for OF coast.
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AIo. 1926 SIXTH ST., BETWEEN AND K.
~ Jewelry made to order Old Gold worked over.
Repairing specially feI-u
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Ladies' LIst.

= EST OF LETTERS REMAINING ~
Z the Postofiee st Sacramento on THURSDAY
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IT the Grain Exchange this afternoon the saieS
eu1braced 100 tens 40. . White, March, 81 9Si zoo
do, Aprl, 81 90 3 ell
Quotations Of No grades Wheat at leading cen.
tiers 20 day are telegrsphed as follows
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- - Foreign Karketa.

eBw YORK, March 1st.
tssApsrUFFs - flour IS stiong and Wheat il
steady. lstter It 81 15G1 20 . bUshel.
Vgoor-Cslffornia is steady 81 I2@14c for iaL
bury. and I69SGo Cor clean fan spring bury l5@
SOC; clean spsiug, 24eSSIo pulled, 1S940c.
--555tr.ss--t.alfornis Gre dull at q i@zS;
CHICAGO. March lst.
qusAr-ei 0s3 for April.
Coss-575, iof April
qoss--5is 22i FOR April.
IiARD-SlI 81. fer April.
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DR.. SPINNEY & CO.,
OF no. II KEARHY ST. SAN FRANCISCO,
Treat all Chronic and Special Diseases

Of nc. ii kskRkY ST. SAN FRANCISCO,
Treat all Chronic and Special Diseases.
YOUNG ExEy
KHTH0 NAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w effects OF youthful foilies or ndisc-etion
will do well to avail themselves Of this the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity
DR.. SPINNEY viii guarantee to forfeit $500 for
every case OF Seminal Weakness or Private Disease
Of any kind or character which he undertakes and
fails to cure.
SEDDLE-AGED kzES.
There are many at the age Of thirty to sixty who
are troubled with too tre,Ien evacuation Of the
bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting
burning sensation, and q weakening OF the system
In a manner the patient cannot account for on
examining the urinary deposits q ropy sediment
will often be found, aud sometimes small particles
OF alhymen viii sppesr, or the color viii be Of
thin miIkish hue, again changing 20 a dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men who die
OF this difficulty, ignorant of the cause which IA
the second stage OF seminal weakness. Dr. s. win
guarantee perfect cure IN all such cases. and
healthy restoration Of the genito-urinaTy organs.
Office hours-10 70 and to g. Sunday, from 10
TO IL A. NJ Consultation free. Thorough EXAMINE.
alton and advice, s. Call or address
DR. SPINNER IS C0.,m =
No. IL kearny street, san rlanSsco
Z. S.-For private diseases OF short standny q
full course Of msdicine, sufficient for \ cure. with
Ill inetsrcaons VII be sent TO any address Cor ala,
au4S4p stayMTWTbFA
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CHAS. ZEITLER.
fe1.1m

Tie subscriber desires cali an.ios q lawyers snao
AZ he VALLEY PRESS fer doing thoroughly god printing
He win maintain the ernasni reputation ioss ,aehsd 10 'hs
house The Of se and perfect printing l, rot gfsa'r
than that which disagree le sud hand Addsss
Ii A. wsN .sR. 5q7 So. Sacramento. Cal,
s4p1m
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TO THE UNF0BTUNATE!
DIR. GIBBONS DISPETSARY,
G.3 aearny street, - Rranelsco.

Established In 1855, for
the treatment Of Sexua
and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal Weak.
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc, perma.
nently cured or no ehargei
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I25saargmanto 3 PIaGarylIIa RalIrNal

A. d. ToWEE. General Manager
Y. Il. GOOD S4a .Gen1 Passr and Ticket agent
jao-zDt{
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RED HOUSE TRADE UNION.
Hos 7QG, TIA and ZIG street, Sacramento


GEGzSSy1E1 AE EIDEoCE RzECuS
and
of
be
&c l. a p9tof thechy ddpot
D. DIERSSEN,
k@74p Wholesale ,Sinfhan L Streets
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vital fluid passing uE0b5erved in the urine, and
mary other diseases that lead to insanity and DEATH
DR.. BslSTsE, who is regular physician grad
uate OF the University OF Pennsylvania), win agree
to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for 2 case Of
this kind the Vital RESTORATIVE Cunder his
5pecis advice and treatment) will not cure or for
anything impure injurious found in t. DR.
MsNIlE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free, Thor
ough examination and advice including ANALYSIS Of
urine, S.. Price Of ytGnI Restorative. SIS
Bottle, or four times the quantity, SIC: sent to
any address upon receipt OF price, or c. o. D., Sc
cured from observation, and in private name II
desired, by 4. f. MsNE5Es NJ. D., no. II
AeaTEy street. san Francisco. Cal.
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scnalnaI weakness.

SSsSS - Szs%s THIS solitary vice or dc
SSS~N&SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSZ PRAYED sexual indulgence
Is pracced by the youth Of both sexes TO an almost
unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty
the following train a morbid symptoms, unless
combated by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling Of
leaves and rafting OF chariOts asiness abort the
l0ins, weakness Of the limbs, confused vision.
bunted intellect, loss OF confidence, difidence in
approaching strangers, dislike TO form new &C.
quaintanees, disposition 70 shun society, loss Of
memory, hectic fushos, pimples and various erup-
tions about the face, furred tongue, ietid breath
coughs, consumption, night swssts mononanla and
frequent BY insanity.
CURED AT U0HE.
Persons at distance may be cured at home ty
addressing letter &c DIR. GIBBoiy, stating case
symptoms, length Of time the disease has Continued
and have medicines promptly forwarded free frc m
damage and curiosity, to any part OF the country
with full and plain directions. BY iuclosing ten
dollars In registered letter through the Postofce,
or through Wells, Fargo & Co, package OF medicine
VIII be forwarded to any part Of the Union. Pies Sc
say you saw this advertisement IN the RECoI D.
UNION. Address. DIR. J. z. GIRBON,
1a24-4ptfNsw BOX 1857. San Francisco.
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TIE Chicago quotations represent Spring, while
The st. Louis and Neg York figures are for he'd Win.
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HERMAN Q. HoTFILTER,
G0E.ys ASD sfLVERsNITH.

". G. HOPPING. Postmaster.
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TIE GREAT gHaLIgH Rgn IN,

Is e $5r-fai.ihg cure
Tor Nervous Debility, E1-
hausted Vitality, Sem
Iinal Weakness, Spsr-
.matoThGa, lest San.
II Q c e, I'm potency,
Paralysis, ana all the tar
rible effects Of seli-abusa,
youthful foiIic5 and ex-
cesse5 ia mature ves r.
such as L0ss Of Memory.
Lassitude, Nocturnal
Flricaiorn Auaf-sf,p ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-28

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Hill, Lapham, Sewell, Van Wyck,
Manderson, Sawyer and Dolph; Representatives
Mclean, Van Horn, Deering, Henderson, Rice,
Lord. Valentine, Prescott, Pierce Steele. Wilson,
Darrall, White, Pettigrew and George; Judge Kid.
der,Judge Dana Oregon, Mr.. Irwin Palmer (Mich),
and Mr.. DOrman B. Eaton. "
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NOMINATION TO BE WITHDRAwN.-The Presi-
dent will withdraw the nomination of Milton Gar
r1gus to be collector of customs for the 1lth dis
trlct OF Indiana, and nominate Thos. Fitzpatrick
instead.
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ELECTTNG DELEGATES 10 THE CONVENTION
At the meeting OF the colored people in the tenth
district held at 1909 street, last evening, TO elece
delegates to the convention to elect chief marshal
and make arrangements for the emancipation cels-
bration on April leth. G. 6. Burley presided, with
sampson J. Asher secretary: Albert johnson, JaA
Hawkins s. J. Asher, p. II. Taylor, G. g. Buriey
and r. Ross were elected delegates. and Henry
TAYLOR ana David Chisley alternate2
II the seventeenth district Prof. Jeremiah d
Baltimore presided, with Robert Talifero secre-
tary John Watts JaA Garner. J. D. Baltimore.
Richard Diggs and p. b. Carson, were elected del.
egates, ard Abraham Hall and James O. Homes
aitefnatoa
: In ths twentieth district. D, stllyard pyss1e1.
H1th = Darcy secretary. d. 6ullyard, X B0gsegs
J. b Moore g J. BROWN ana J. Louax Weso
elected delegate2
In the twenty y-0rst district, wa,bsr Mlo1lgepn
preatdo0, with q w. Robinson Qec{9taxy. W. 2Nr
dleton. Addison CLAYTON, q. ~: 1cetlson. g. "
Boston ana y. Joyce were elocteQ 0oaQgo10S u
W. white. Z Turner and =. 1asoos saesrnAseA
Eeven balloes for osnaeor vses had b. TIE No
igau leg1glAture yeQeee0ay. - ~ vote oe9oQ
f0aGn 4 =: - fsnnn1Dn0e oooeGoG1nI.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Feb 2s.-NfrTinis es consolidated,
3e, Is bid day.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s-cotton ouie,-rn' ddns-
los Flour r,eady and dun Howard street and west.
ern SUPER 5oa4. 25 do. do. extra, 4S7a5. 25 do.
do, family 5. 25as 25; city mills super, 3saal SO,
do. extra, e2a6. sos do. Rio brands G. 25aS so:
soashsFs steady and 1rm western " SishsS. sS
l2aal ~; 20 Maryland. 2Sal. 24 No. western
winter red SPOT LBS asked February, 2lal 2lss;
Msrsh. sr, a., aa2issi2l Aprl 2s'.ai. 2s,s; May.
southsrn white: esa6sS: do yellow. sasesS; western
mixed, spot February and March 69s6sA April. 90
bid; May. 691ss70 steamer, 65a65k. Oats nrin with
good d mand; southern. 6Ossl: western white sissst
do mixed. 49s5l: Pennsylvania. 6Oa54. Rye quiet
3 .2s7s. Nay steadyapripe pl to choice Penn.yvsna
mess me gork. 20 90; Bulk meatsnshoulders and clan1
clear ribsides lI,l Hams. l4ai5. Iasd-renned, l5S.
Butter 9uiet-western packed. 2ae5; roll. l7s2z.
EEgs dull 20. Petroleum q shade firmer-refned,
sSsyH Coffee higher Gnd frm-Rio carsOes, ordinary
msn rssned aS.ss lSsl6s Mhi.ky arm. with fair de:
Rsy,n,s fRssymSotSn si@lSaSS: @ -FOUR Is 3D. grain. esd.
corn SO 600 bushels; rye, 900 bushels shirments-
corn. lis. 900 bushels.
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Mr.. R. j. FISHER, JR. principal examiner in the
Patent ONCE has been nominated as examiner
in-chief in place OF Mr. Dyrenforth. The Secre-
tary OF the Interior will promote one OF the first
assistants to the position OF principal examiner
and one promotion will occur In each grade down
to the fourth assistant examiners To I'LL the
vacancy in the latter grade an examination win
be held.
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H0N0Rs 10 AN AMERICAN AUTHoR-The Depart
ment OF State has received Intelligence that His
Majesty the King Of Slam has conferred upon Mr.
Frank Vincent, OF New York. author OF the ssLand
OF the White Elephant" and other works, gold
medal OF honor Of the Royal Order OF Buspa Nala
In recognition OF His Matesty's high appreciation
OF Mr.. Vlncent'6 various literary produCtions
PERsoNAL.-SenatorW Wlndom's friends are talk.
ing about him as the next governor OF. Minnesota.
Pay Inspector Cunningham is in town, for
few days visit, staying at the Ebbitt.-The ply
sclans said last night they had no hope thst
Col Harry 0ilnor could live more than forty y-eight
his bed win pneumQQ1os DR. Josephs, dispurs-
ing agent OF tne zdEer1or department. pt1n CON-
unue8 extremoly 0e-Nr Henry L. We4t, city
editor Of the Ans&, has an article entitled "leaves
from the Journal oe Tramp" In the current issue
OF The CONfjneme
Tn sRAMRopn RuLls q the Treasury depart.
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CAPT. GEORGE NJ. RANDALL, Esd infantry, and
Capt. Marcus E. Taylor, assistant surgeon q. s.
army, are detailed as members OF the general
court martial appointed to meet at Davds' Island,
New York harbOr
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s29l, .6S; customs, s.. .1s3, ,7sa5a
1NTEREsT-Treasurer Glfllan to-day mailed
1908 checks, for e 14 SO interest due to-mor
row on ~ per cent funded loan Of 1891.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-28

OSCAR HENDRICKS has been nominated principa
clerk OF surveys general land ofices In place OF
j. Dallas, deceased.
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A Ncvv Coal Nltniur Company.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb 2S-A charter was granted
to-day TO the Standard Mining company for the
purpose OF mining coal and mineral lands In Ner-
Ger, Butler and Lawrence counties, In Pennsylva-
aia, and mica In Mcrrimac county, n. II. Ths
capital Is &i2000 Moses Webster, OF NInal Ha-
ven, Maine, Is the president The home office will
be at Greenvllle, Mercer county.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rlo NOTICE-LOGAN TRIBE No. 8, IMPROVED
t-S Order of Red Men. Georeetown. D. C.-Mem-
bers will he pnnctua in attendance THURSDAY March
l. at IL O'Clock n, to transact important business.
1t G. +. ROBINSON, G. Of +.
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kilograms to The Star.
Relasiems 81 France a>a E,,p.>A.

tsesoeto0s q France and England.
NrHRvuw BETwErN MR. GLADSTONE AND rRRsPs
DENT 0RHvY.
PARIS. Feb. &-lt Is stated that Mr. Gladstone
In his interview yesterday with President Crew
and n. Chattemel-Lacour, minister OF foreign
anairs, appeared 70 be desirous TO bring about 1n
end OF the present tension between France and
England. Ii Is believed that fresh negotiations re
lative TO Egypt are impending, not as hitherto on
ment that will place France In Q more favorable
position than she now occupies.
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vBNIE REMINGTON TYPE WRITER A MACHINE
20 soIersede the pen: requires no instruction; q
chd can write With it. The public invited to call a,
Cur Ohce and the Type Writer practical opera
ton wYCKOFF, SESMANS Il BENFDICT SoIa
Agents. Le Droit Buiing. corner AID sth streets.
"Sshlnston, D. u ja27- -w&slm
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noNzAaA COLLEGES. fsrREEr NORTHWEST

VXYEHLEYAN COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES.
w Wilmington. Deiaware.-Superior advantages;
chargsS Addre0 Rev. JOHN WILSON. Ph. d..
President. UIo-6W
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The resources OF this country are sometimes de-
scribed as hmitleSs; and after all, that does not
appear to be an exaggerative term. Fears have
been expressed that the petroleum supply of Penn
sylvania would not hold out many years longer.
and possibly some consumers have been made
anxious by this contingency. If so, their anxiety
Eaay De allayed. Recent discoveries in Missouri.
Colorado and California show the existence in
those states OF petroleum OF good quality, and
Should the need for still greater quantities arise
1t Is quite probable that Oil fields could be found
In other portions Of the country
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The Russian rule OF banishing nihilistic sus
poets TO Siberia WILL If kept I'D, give that country
tae most intelligent portion OF the Russian popu-
ltion- The latest export under Punishment was
OF twenty-five young men, students in leading
university.
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1t Is proposed TO make the tramp earn an honest
living In Delaware by putting him to breaking
stone for the highways. He can avoid this fate by
Keeping out OF the little state voluntarily going
70 work; but II he undertakes to despol others of
the fruits OF their TOLL striped suit and the rock
pile, with an overseer to compel him to do the
work assigned, are suggested as the penalty
Delaware Is highly practical In the treatment Of
criminals. She Is not AFFLICTED with that lofty
sentimentalism which stands between crime and
Its MT punishment. III man willfuuy violates the
law ne Is beyond the pale OF common sympathy
there Hence the tramps will probably be given
their choice between the rock-pile and the whp-
plng.pOSt
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR SALF-SMALL CASH PAYMENTS-EASY
H. terms Building Lots. in the village of Mount Pleas
ant, head Of l4th street. DANENHOWER son, 1926
street. au8-1m
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DKY aooDs AND cAnrs1rxas =
y xy T a, sSs :s & s,s dA ~ w ssnss cdr
SUMNER GOODS AT COST,
and
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
at reduced prices until SEPTEMBER LIST
treat bargains may be had throughout o,i immense
". ". BURDETTE CO.,
au1s4t Nos 92s 7h street and 706 street. northwest
DECLINE Or THE SEASON.
GuINN IP's,
4o4 AND 4oe SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
THE SEASON Is DECLINING.
AND SO ARE THE PRICES ON ALL OUR
SUMNER GOODS.
As for instance:
We are now Offering a manufacturer's stock OF
WHITE NULL TIES AT HALF PE1cE.
Note the prices: &c.. 10c., 11c., 12kc., l4c. &c.
&c., &c. and 20c.-positively worth twice the money
500 DOZEN OF LADIES' FANCY BoRpERED
HANDKERCHIEFS ALSO AT HALF PRICE,
FROM 1Oc. UP
500 DOZEN OF HEM STITCHED AND FANCY
BORDERED.
FROM 1910. UP.
The residue Of our Large Stock of
SHETLAND, ZEPHYR AND '.BREAKFAST SHOUI.-
DER" SHAWLS
AT COST PRICE,
In Blues, Reds. Pnks. Whites and Fancy Combinations
We still continue to close out our stock of
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR
AT COST PRICE.
Our BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED NIGHT DRESS at
81 ~ commands attention, 1t is positively worth
81. 90.
The Bargains we offer genuine. and all visitors to
our Stores go away satisfied.
GUINNIP & CO.,
au1s 4O4 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET NV.
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nAvTD 8. L. JOHNSON. ORcANISr AND CHOIR
masteT HIT 10th street northwest. private les-
sons q per hour. Public voice Glasses 6fty cents per
month, Wh22 GWs
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The late terrific explosion Of giant powder in
Kentucky affords another Illustration of the reck-
hssneSs of railroad management. A car contain
taining 40 kegs OF pow1er was left on the track
With as little care II it contained sand 1t was
even permitted to occupy a place that made 1t
dangerous without regard to its contents; for It
stood at the crossing Of another road, where It
threatened the safety of passing trains. The car
was struck by the engine OF train on the cross
track, and the conclusion exploded the whole
mass, killing six persons and doing considerable
Damage TO property. The usual verdict Of nobody
% blame win probably be rendered.
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1 tmore. Md.-This institution ia supplied with all
the modern improvements and affords every facility
per session Of five months 500; day
Students per session Of i've months SOS. Studies
sumed September 8. 1885, BRO. JOSEPH. Director
MT: Ct. Joseph's College. Carroll p O., Baltimore
ney.atLaw. Washington. D. O., 4s5 It'll street north
west. au2-lms
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ERIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL. AN ELEMENTARY
and High School for both sexes. street between
September Sd. 1885, Number of students limited Su.
perior advantages Terms moderate. Application may
rooms q. N. to II M. p. to p. m.
au1-Sm THOS. w. SIDWEII. principaJ
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SPECIALTIES.

New BOOKS.
Memoirs Of John A. Dix, by Morgan A. Dix.
Dynamic Sacrology, 2v by Ward.
Land and Labors by Moody.
Under Ground Rus ia, by Stepniak.
DIR. Claudius, by Crawford.
Data Of Ethics. by Spencer.
Tiger Lily. by Julia Schayer.
Man, by Lucy c. Lille.
Mildreds Bargain, do.
Phyllis Brown, Flora shaw.
For the Major. &. +. Woodson.
House that Jill Built @. 4. Gardner.
Hot Plowshares. Tourgees-
VIM. II. MORRISON.
Je6 AIS Pennsylvania avenue
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THE WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Boarding and Day School
For Young Ladies aud Children will reopen Septem.
Der 18th with full corps Of experienced teachers.
For Circulars apply at the Institute, 1923 and 1927
18th street northwest aul BIN
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BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
s21 Pennsvlvan;a avanna n s.,o.. o,o
'EhonIo!' JERSEfS!!
The demand for JERSEYS still continues. with every
indication of still greater demand for this most popu
lar article of wear during the approaching season
a a. 'ne demand lar exceeds the supply
% 49, A.S 49, os ZOE future aelFery. we nave
fashionable shades.
NOVELTY IN GRFv JEpsEvc
Va ~, o., .,,ou-..
~ hing -
and not to he had sIssbera r,a @ ~ "a,
with rolling collar. and suitable for ladies wear
ing second mourning or those desiring quiet shades.
,,
SUI , , 70 oe 'ne eadlng JERSEY IN this mar
Colors. 50. so each. ''-'' -'A'1 anu
CREAM JERSEYS REDUCED.
We have reduced the price our stock Of CREAM
JERSEYS. ana viii close them out at s. each.
NAf1 BLUE JERSEYS.
In our - JERSEY we have an elegant fitting gar
en' u navy biue only; fIaieo back. with satin bow,
rover couaf ana pocSes'
A''->A'A' 'Ao0n'
There are still few lots which we wish to close: for
IaSiss Fine LINEN STTRs aO, we a nna dozen
sonelv tr;mnad go ca sn 80 @ nHno
them for - each.
a,so .do,s, surTr AVN su.u1s ,.. . .,
Hubbard. dolman sleeves and coat sleeves all in fine
goods. marked down very low. to close /!
LADIES' PRINT WRAPPERS. two dozen onlv ve,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-18

Between the sloppy dispatches sent back by the
gushing historian OF the Presidents Yellowstone
excursion and the cartoon in Thursdays Graphic,
which represents him fishing with bait and bob
Or hoat, Mr.. Arthur is likely to be pretty badly
dlsguSted angler when he gets back where he can
see the newspapers. For a member OF swell
New Brunswick Salmon Club fate can have moth
Ing worse than the GraDhic's cruel thrust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-18

ID OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS SAND
II SPRING. ND, REOPENS SEPTEMBER l7TH
For circulars &C.. address
au13-lm HENRY c. HALLOWFIJ A M