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National Republican., 1888-03-31
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LEiL,EWW,N,cHINNG;TmN ERoN S>rlrllN. OR
fmr ,mrag"% \ Northwest ENp. Daily 1855
,i5 ao Z. j sig.'g,0'i \ s.. Louis Esp Daily $50
~ ,, ri,,,,sI,gT X Cleveland. EXP Daily 1898
l,or ILs,&mgtoq and local stations $40 \. NJ.
lrr IhlHdrlrhia, N,wdrk, and Wilmington,
$50 \ N" go +, NJ, 5;5o =. NJ, daily Express.
Fer mt"mcdiatr points between baltimore
and rhilaG'lulia - \ NJ. and 'al5 =. VI
Iur SmgCrly and intermediate points, ti.lO
y, NJ.
Tor Baltimore, ;, G20 $40, 40. $50. $50 A.
VI, '@I0, !@i, a:lj ,ij.minutr lriinD 3aD I.'iO,
Surdais $50, $50, SIO $50 A. VI. 1890. !3i,
3r,o ,i;n, ,5O i:ii, 'i3, s:aI. aud 1850 r ".
For AaTNMollS $40 and $50 \. VI, II 70
VI lcay" Annapolis Gin, $50 4 VI I.dj.
3io ~G + ". SUNDAYS $3.50 \, ". no p, "
r,rr m way ~, S,S'i%"I "a, be! eSN'T1 WgTnE'S" ,o o a@d
6.il and ll@O =, NJ ON sundays So l. Vi,
and l'%n. @i#n io. ~, aud ll@D = NJ,
F"r Nta,i"I' %n M"ir%p"I,taa Ur@nrh, '635
ton, only; silOP. NJ, and $3.50 +. n. SIN
sunday stops at all stations.
,o." E"r GG''hTNlenrs ''h,,l@n Snd miE!mGdG,r pH,ni;,
ana SlOlOr. VI.
church train leaves Washington ON Sunday
only at llO +. NJ, stopping at al stations on
Metropolitan Branch
; Fori nEliEKlCK. $50 \. NJ, 'g8o =. VI,
$3.50 =. VI. sundays l,lup. VI.
For llNGEESrOWN. fS;iO \ NJ, $3.50 =. NJ
Trains "il.," from Chicago, daily, G.20 \. VI.
ard iH@F VI; from Cincinnati and ~t. Louis,
dai'y,I,M \. " and - =. NJ from pitt>burg,
daily, - \. VI and i,i5 T. NJ
From lmudrphia, chester, AM Whining
ton. loHa \. VI 80, 10 and $50 =. VI. daily,
and i';Cp = W.
from Sng,rlyand intermediate points uorth
eff Baltimore, lONl \. NJ daily.
Trains l"ay" Baltimore for Washington at
ilO C.4i $50 30. 600 0O5. aud 1000 \ NJ,
, lel5, l@n. 300, i1O 500. GNO, $50, i;}O, $40.
and llCO + Vi. ON sundays, GS}O, 20, 9OI
and lOC0 A VI. l"n, 1855, no 800 $50, T:3O,
$50, and lltNP VI
Except sunday Daily, sSmlays only.
baggage called for and checked at hotels
and residences un orders left al Ticket Offices,
| Gl0Hnd 1851 pEN%SNLNANIN ANESuE.
W, VI. CLEMENTS, q. X, LORD,
Manager Gen. Pass agent
National Republican., 1888-03-31
1--WE GREAT pkNNSYLVAN ROUTE 10
i JHE NORTH WEST. AND SOuTHWE 81
nul blETljh'k Is SPLENDID SCENERY:
STEEL RAILS, MAGNIFICENT Eguir.
il EFFECT DEC. 70. lSs,

TRAINS LEAVE Washington, IRON station.
coru,rt;h and u ~tr"o'S aS follows.
For I'iti>hUlg gud the West, Chirdgn Limited
L&r'ss "i raluc" Sl.,iiuG Car, at 0'o q. m.
dHily Fast inc, l,:.O a. IN dail. to ,iu inppu
ana - Louis. with sleeping Car, from Harris
burg 10 ucnna'i aud Bunut Curtu - Louis;
uHily, except saturday. To Chicago with s'iurr.
ing Car Altoona to Chicago, Western ~
press. II $40 y. m. daily. with STEPPING cars
NhslinGi n t"' lli.ago and n, "a., ard. rN-
"'It saturdays. Harrisburg tu cleveland,
conn riirG daill ~ Harrisburg with through
>l''rC'N tor Louisville and Memphis, Pacific
tAll">s, ~ y, m, daily for p!ttshtug u,rI the
M,st wfh ihr"ngh >l"trcr iu Pi'tSburg, and
BALTIMORE ANn POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, tanaldHigna, Rochester RrNalp,
NlGrar'l, loon p IN daily, 'Sc"pt Sat iaiay,
with nhlac" Cars Washington To- fiu"hrs',i.
For Ni'lamsgoli, Lock Haven and Elnira,
NJ 9"O a. IN, daily except SUNDAY,
F"r NCw York and the East, ~, 9Oo, ii:OO.
and liHoa. m. geo, i;lO, 1880, and llr!Ol. m
ON sunday atO ll:tO n m. 800. !:IO ln.Nl AMI
iiiO =. m. Limited Express "l Pullman p,irlor
&rd Dining arS, HiO 4, m. daily, except sun.
day, and 3Ii y. N. daily
luI Boston without change. 800 y. m. every
day.
For Brooklyn. y V. all through train. con
meet at Jersey civ with bultS of Brp,sl lyu
Annex, afordng direct transfer To- Fulton
street, avoiding doubl" icrriage a"rosS New
York rifS.
tor ihalyipl,ia, 80. eco, ligo, ani il.4o
a m, 800, ilu ilO, loco. and ll:alp III on
sunday. Ht", liiO Il. IN. 200. i.iO 500 100
and li@op. IN Limited Express. rar'or aud
lmng cars i'iO q. IN. week days, aud 3:ij p.
m. daily.
il" Baltimore, G;2l. 80 nGO. N.iO. $50. l,,N'
l:lu a m, l!rl. 3ou, i.ii. i.lO. i"!O. $40 $40
$40 lnt0, and ll:2u p m. On sunday, GCO,
~ =, ":'N, ii:iOH m, goo, 3.ij, :il, 900 $40
loto and ll.|O T., m.
For lorr's creek Lin" 30 y m and i.iO D.,
IN daily except sunday,
For Annapolis, 20 aud 800 a. M l3r5, 4.!l.
and eco =. IN. daily, except Sunday. Sundays,
I Hib a. m. l:lh u. m.
| ALEXNXDmk AND UREnERl,KsBuRI
! RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND
| WASHINGTON RAfiROtD
Alexandria, GO. G:lj. $40 A:ty, iO:i, n M ,
/ lsIi neon. GcJ, i:G1. 800. SOL G'}O aOi. lOrj,
/ tnd liI, y, m, ON sunday, AT 600, G.iT, IO5. a.
m. !"E, go. sos, and in;ni n. m.
'omnudaiiunS for Q0antco, SEQ p. IN.
W,,k days.
/ lur Ei,lm"ud and the south, GoO 1865. a IN ,
daily, aud G,nl =. IN. daily, cS"rpt sunday.
.bHIns leave Alexandria tor Washington
th3, i:Oi, SNo, NlO 1913 il;Ui II. M. I:1O, 200
.'.%', 5;lu. ,'rj, '':i!, ln.i!, and IlOJ H. m. Ga
/ sunday at $40 and ll:O; a. IN; 100, DO. ,OI
! h;'n!, and lC:i2 T. IN
! Tickets and Information Ht the uiiirr-r
/ vast corner Oi 18Th street and p'
I avenue. and ~ the station. whrr,
/ j." i'it Ter H." checking at baggage l.,
| ton from hU',iS and residences
J. II WOOD.
General Passenger A:"n'
tiIAS Il rlGH, General Manage.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
IL REPUBLICAN: SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 81 1888
pm KAPPA PSI rRArERNITY.
Meeting of the College Delegates in
National Convention.

The grand arch council of the natiOnil con.
vrntion Of the Phi Kappa 'Psi Fraternity will
meet 1T Grand Army Hall ON April next, aud
the session is expected To continue through
tlrpr days. The officers of the council are ~
be lCctCd NJ the opening of the first days
session The banquet will he held ut the Riggs
House, which Is To I've the headquarters fDrthc
delegates Friday night. solicitor General
iS member ol Pennsylvania Alpha, the mother
chapter Of the fraternity. The pu'n will be
read by Mr. Robert j. Burl"t'", Of lniinna
Beta Chapter,
There viii be thiity.livr colleges anl uni.
NcrsitieS represented and among them thn
leading Institutions of the country This
council is held under the auspices or the Dis
triut u' columbia Alpha Chapter of thh COlum
biHn niNprsIty In this citv, which will b.
rrtiC'ntch by Robert j. Murray. u W. Smith
and r. H. stephens.
The questions to bc decided are nr ipral fra.
t,miir Interest, rs also matters ul general
Will he about 80 delegates In attendance
The lucnl executive committee comprises
Robert j. Murray chairman; H. W. Smith,
secretary; f. II. stephens, treasurer: Joseph
q. IHlck, and W :. Armstrong. These gen.
tlCmCn have arranged u SERIES NJ entertain.
mcntS Tor the visitors
The california Alpha. from the university or
the Pacific. san Jose. cal, viii Scll u full
delegation.
Snow Us how divine thing u woman may
he lradr' ny Sinuuthng out the wrinkles
caused by neuralgia ur tOUthnchc. This can
be done Cnly In one way, Invest TWENTY-FIVE
cents in II bottle of salvation OIL. III" grcat
rain remedy.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
4 l,cturn Visit.

10 enable Neutrality-suspicious. to pay visit at
snail cost. tu their friends In the Monumental
city the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Com.
pany announces that excursion tickets to
day, Saturday, aud sunday at rate OF 81 for
tie round trip. All tickets will he good re.
turning until Monday, April :. inclusive. In
addition To the regular schedule two special
fast express trains will leave Baltimore and
Ohio depot next sunday yat o a. M and II u. m.
ParlOr ears Will hc attached Ia both these
trains, and the run 10 Baltimore will he made
IN 10 minutes.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

This rotrd allcgory ot the last war /, to he
presented at tlc MHsOni" Temple during every
evening "f next week. rs II Is gotten up in
such u superior manner nn doubt the house
viii lc crowded every evening. II is given
here under the auspices of the art 20 nmitteG
IN the lScetnn oi the Metropolitan NJ. r..
Church. and II j. well known In what manner.
talent. and Nkill IN this line Is displayed by
members W that lyceuln who take part In the
dialogue and tabl"auX viyant. The piece aud
lis representation imparts Instruction, aS we'll
ns attraction. and awak"nS memories with
nnriies who participated on either side during
National Republican., 1888-03-31
slmxn boy. .uits. EI.eman,.. cor. ;th 4 Z
No Hus. Raj, rntiI S,xt Noud,y.

owing 10 the bad condition of the glounlS
at capitol Park the base ball game to have
taken place today between the Washington
and William College club has been indefinitely
postponed, and local admircrs of the nHtional
paStimc will have to wait until Monday to
witness their fnvortc sport. On that date the
Statesmen for 1883 will make their initial bow
tO the Local public In u cOntcgt with the
Buffalus, and the home patrons will h I'VE an
opportunity Or seeing the team that is to rep
resent them during the coming season rs well
a. 10 Judge something of their merits.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
CHANGING TlIrir DnIirs.

NAL Raymond yesterday made the follow
ing reassignment of duties 10 hi assistants:
capt. Symons Highways. computing eng
n.ers office bridges. parking cOmini sSion,
railroads, street lighting. telegraph, and tcle-
phone wires.
CAPT Leach sewers. survey of District.
plumbers permits, &c, asphalt AMI CEN .ntS.
and river front.
Chief clerk surveyor. office. Inspector oi
boilers, board to examine steam engineers
nrcnAling rOMtrnrts and rerOrls.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
The Empire

nF China has IlO,0OO,OOO population; India
ohas !5O,OOO,OOO; Russia in Europe, $500, 900;
Great Britain and Ireland, 3i,sG4,OOO; United
States and Alaska, 80, $4,000 while the New
England states have iOlO,@iG, every one of
whom can step into the nearest grocers and
druggists and buy the G, o. Taylor Whiskey,
which is the best and purest for medicinal
purposes. II is bottled by e, II. GRAVES ~
SONS, Boston, who guarantee its superiority.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

The breath Of chronic catalrh patient Is
often 50 offensive that he cannot, 90 into
society and he becomes an object Of disgust
After Il time liberation sets in the SpOngy
destroyed A constant source of discomfort
is the dripping of the purnent Sccretions into
the throat, sometimes producing inycteratt
bronchitis, which, In It's turn, has been the
exciting cause of pulmonary disease, The
brilliant results which have attended its use
for years past properly designate Ely's Cream
Balm rs 10y tar the best, II not the only real
cure Iur hay fever, rose cold, and caturrh.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Al Two rlnce,-.i,o,h Couycni.u,

4 Voice from ". Washington Hello. BAL.
tinore and Potomac Railroad can your Sin
excursion tickets to Baltimore b. purchased
al any other point save the station, at SiSth
and Il strcCtSfn
Il. and y. II. R.--Ccrtainly;a At the city o1ire.
northeast corner Pennsylvania avenue an |
Thirteenth street: drop In there on yo'lr af'rr-
noon plO,nruuhs"
National Republican., 1888-03-31

The ease of Police Officer James Il. HaI'
rover, ON trial for assault upon WIN. VI. Ellis.
cOlUred, ON Oct. y last was resumed in the
iShsd. The officer. in his own behalf, took the
stand and testified to the arrest of Ellis, and
acknowledged the clubbing, hut claimed that
Ellis made Il motion aS II he was going to
draw II weapon, and he then struck him \
verdict O' not guilty was rendered
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Nome Are Inferior.

All The trains Of the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad leaving The handsome station ut sixth
and B streets for Baltimore are well cQuippe1,
comfortable, and desirable. The road runs
none other, SlrXcursion tickets to Baltimore
now on sale. good To return on Monday.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
NO NEED OF WHAT {?


OF any tmr shaking win the chills aud
fever, for Malaria j. It Ncrvc Disease, al
though The poison germs ARE vegetable. As
well treat ;hr red hot poker that burn, you,
instead ui ill., cflcct the hnln. rs 'u treat
Malaria on the germ theory.
MALARIA Is \ NERVE DISEASE. Us
rrUvcn 10y it, regular rcriOdirity. effect on
the Brain and Nerves. is producing lnsAm.
ity, leaving nerve exhaustion, cluisiug su-
eide. the low temperature during fever and
high temperature during chin.
NO ONE NEED SHAKE If they will u,r
SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE.
II is the vegetable puidutr Ia u y,grtdbl'
poison. and the Almighty has given It pow
er to CuGiitcract tie bad effects ur Malrial
gems.
IT PREVENTS md CURES Malaria IN
every imm. Don't take our word for II.
Try il arl il'n 90 Gmd convince "'hrs.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

are w,n between Washington and Baltimore
every day over the Baltimore and Potomac
read. ON which tickets are .uld on saturday
and sunday, good to return On Monday, at 81.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: Daniel BraXtOn and Martha Price,
Thomas Wood and Lizzie Washington, James
MilStcad. of this city, and Maggie Wilson, OF
Baltimore, Md; William Carter and Malindu
Redman. Beniamin Mack and Janc Rclman,
National Republican., 1888-03-31
4 snrimg IancN.

The Baltimore and Potomac railroad maU.
gurates the opening OF the spring with low
rate excursions 10 Baltimore. Round trp
tickets sold on Saturday and sunday. good to
return until and including Monday, AZ 81.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

Adjusted to the Needs OF Al.
The schedule of the Baltimore amd Pnto.
nae railroad trains To Baltimore. one can
90 al nImOst any hour ni the day for 81.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Hams 0N W\slllNHTON AND ONO Di.

l'uN" NHsLmg'uG H:l9 a. m daily. rN,,p' san.
daN. tud iaiNp iu. daily. arriving ~ Round
WI II y % N aud ,;!i =. m. returning lui,.o
Round liili $50 u N. uaiiv and j. M m da.ly,
eN,cr' sunday, arriving Washington Sj-H. m.
Gnd ', y T. NJ.
Through trains from tlt" south VA ,r.,. ','tr.
DanNil'c, and Iyu"hhUrg, arrive In Was I.ng.
Ton h.lud, IN. S..i l.. IN; via Ed.t Tennessee,
Iri'itI, HiO lNUuhhurg, at lisiBa "a. lliul ., ~
T.. m: Via Chesapeake and Ohio rort" md
'haIloi'c,Ni'o, at 9.iu = N, ''ru ,jutg local
IN ptt Il. m.
Tickets, SIDclAng car reservation. and ip'lr.
nnll"n luGnisi'd ana baggage cNr'huI 1T
office, 200 Puuns ylyHnia HVun'fr, aud ~ pa,.
,rGpcr station, Pennsylvania railroad, sixth
dId u streets. LAS. l.. TAYLOR
General Passenger Agyat.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
CHEsArFAKE AND ONO ROUTE.

Newport News and Mississippi valley Com.
pdnyl
schedule In ChCCt Nov. ~, INS7
Trains leave luiun Depot, 9th and u StS,
lui, :, VI For Newport News, Old Point
comfort, and Norfolk. Daily except
sunday, Arrive in Norfolk al : =. u.
Through purIor ear Washington TO Old
Point
nHl g. VI, Fer stations nu the Chesapeake
and ohio in NirgniH, West Virginia,
and Kentucky, Daily except sunday.
sleeping cars, clifton Forge TO Hunt
ilglun,
$40 r. VI, Fast western express daily solid
train, with Pullman buffet sleeping
cars to Louisville. Pullman service &
cincinnati, st. Louis, Memphis, a.
New orleans.
O1CC il3 Penn. ave
II, w, FULL
General Passenger
National Republican., 1888-03-31
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is q list ofadyertised letters remain
Ing In the Washington city postofice SATURDAY,
March 81, 1883.
ss-Io obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS.
HS-lf not called for within two (3) weeks they will
be sent 10 the dead letter ofilce.
JOHN w ROSS. Postmaster,
National Republican., 1888-03-31
MnrrIage I.icemscs.

sruxo s5pant. to order Elsemon'~. 3th & E
National Republican., 1888-03-31
TR.tIEiERS, GUIDE.
DltrNcNT AIR line.

II t'''' '''t''f'
scuEpI lNLttE,TMNu ". rss.
Iiaiis l'"N' j.. \ =, station. siSth aud u
$50 4 NJ. Fast tennessee Mail daily for
WHrlruitn, EUrdunst lille ChtrlpitCs-
vile, lynchburg, and stations between
AlrNandlH and Lynchburg, Roanoke,
Iiisiul, knuANii,c Rome. Calcra, Mont.
gumcry, and Sew Orleans. Pullman
|n'l'r Washington 'O Nrw orleans.
ll"i \. ". Fast mail daily for Watrcuinn,
tl"riuit"svill". t'prduu.yillu, stations
Chesapeake and ohio route. lynch
burg, Rocky Mount, Danyillr, and
stations between Lynchbrg and Dan.
Nil'c, Greensboro. Raleigh, Charutfp
Columbia. augusta Atlanta. Brming.
nam, Montgomery, New Orleans. I'NHS
and California Pullman ~lrcn,r N.w
York iu Nj6nta In connection with
lnllnHn N,Crl'E Atlanta IL S'w Or-
,r"n,, 'ul Mgnn BOrdur ,I""uyFS f'r
fumiI th5in, Nirk.bgrg. and Suev,.
iwt. Pullman Sleeper Ddn,ii's tu
tuiuI lM ,ud 'hHrlu-tuu ~Oli trains
Washington iu Atlanta. burS mot
crnnrct tm e. Il o. rnu'a POINTS an
SUNDAYS
s3or " rWlv ">,rm sunday. f,r Hanas.
.rs NirasbVtg art iutc4nodia'" s't-
'innS
$50 T. VI. western ,Nrrr.s daily for warren
iuLGUuluU, lili",' harr'tcsvllI" LOl's-
VIE. Cincinnati and s. Louis piii.
man Shopper and solid trains Washing.
ton I" Louisville: also tor lSn"hhurg,
HTo' lhailgu"o2l, Memphis Little
l','k, aud HIi sOuihw"siUrn ppIufs.
iNlucl Pullman SIcrpCr. Washington
in Memphis without CiVuy"
ll"P ". S"Ih,rn i.SWG,,s day for Lynch
,lrtlui'r, Columbia, Aiken, \usG,ta,
Nlauta, Montgomery sew Orleans,
t'NHs, ANA 'rliIurra Pullman sleep.
-, Washington 10 Ncw orleans. va
Atlanta aud NCuigum"ry Pui' udn
sl'el"r. Washington To- AIKEN, =. =.
without change.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
JH \
TI!E Ct' RE

Srahury'S lIydrnnawhul Suau
EVERV for promptly curing all skin aud
bILhl scalp diseases, such n eczema.
rngwum tritrr, blutChrS, black
FAMILY spots BARRIERS itch, Iandlmff
ihmihI sCaly crllptlonS ~ rnughucss. fall.
ing hair, &r., Nr. II il highly
NU0IlI n mrdlcutcd, Nwrrtly scented, and
RhVobD di>infectS an sinks, basins. tubs.
N" through which n passes.
RhVE iiyGrouapthOl rH>till"S. for
hoih purifying sick ruuuls, closets and
apartments where disease germ.
TuPCE link. when burned In sucn
lHLpE place. they mpart most de
lightlUl OdOr. which j. refreshing
rnnEc tu th" sick and agreeable 10 an
UVVDp, other occupants.
Meals Corn aud HunOn piaS.
~ rte AZ t,l'S quickly reduce mhanma.
~ Gto' Ut tiun aud SCION cure cUrnS AMI
hununs, thcr"hy hlngius relief
Druddittc and comfort To- thousands of Sul
DluSbisto' f,IcrS. SEABI'EN AJOilNSON.
SOLE Manufacturers. New urk.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
The Drummer Boy.

srnlNa oyercoat.. El.emnn,.. GOV. ;lh 4 E.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Exoneratinr the officer.

SrmxG suits to order, Eseman's, ;th y II
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Spring Medicine

Nearly everybody nccdSa good spring medi.
cine Ike Hood's Sarsaparilla 10 eXpel impuri-
ties which accumulate in the blood during the
winter keep up strength as warm weather
comes On. create an appetite and promote
healthy digestion. Try Hoods Sarsaparilla
and yoI, will be- convinced of its peculiar
merits. Its the ideal spring medicine re
liable, beneficial, pleasant TO take, and gives
full value for the money.
"For Hve years | was sick every spring.
bnt last year began in February to take
Hoods Sarsaparlla. ! used five bottles and
have not seen a sick day since" q. W.
SLOAN. Milton, Mass.
NE. lfyou have decided TO take Hoods Sar-
saparilla ito not be induced 10 buy any other.
Evening journal., 1888-12-22
FURNITURE
Novelties for the Holidays.
FANCY ROCKERS.

A large arm, high-bsck Rocker,
with wood seat, polished, for $3.50,
antique oak or mahogany finish
A high-back, spring-seat Plush
Rocker, at $50. With plush
pad on the back and fringe, $500,
then up to S35.
Leather-seat-and-back Rockers,
plain or embossed, from 81 so to
$40, oak or mahogany.
Plush Corner Chairs, sl4 to $50.
All-gold Corner Chairs with a plush
down cushion and ribbons.
Ladies' Secretaries, oak or MA
hogany, $3.50 to s35.
China Closets, with glass doors,
oak, $50 and $50.
Antique Oak Shaving Stands
with bevel mirror and drawer, sl5.
Bookcases, brass rods and rings
$3.50 to S35.
Tables, polished all over, all kinds
and sizes, 81 so to s25. From 81;
up, with solid mahogany tops.
Easels, Foot Rests, Book Shelves
Music Stands, Backing Cases, etc
Cabinets, Standing and Hanging
in oak or mahogany finish.
Evening journal., 1888-12-22
shipwrecked sailors nescued.

New YORK, Dec. 22.-The Steamship
Adirondack OF the Atlas line, arrived here.
having on board two Of the shipwreclxed
crew OF the schooner Curtis Ackeriey, which
was lost in the stormy weather of last month";
They are Jesse Kingsiand, Of Newark, n. J..
the mate, and b. Robinson, of Philadelphia,
one of the sailors. The Aclarley was loaded
with lumber, and was bound from London
TO Ceylon. She went TO pieces of the Island
Of Seranilla Keys The mate and Robinson
were on the island for twenty-five days be-
fore being taken of by the Adirondack The
captain and remainder OF the crew took
boats and endeavored 70 reach Cape Gracias-
a-Dros. Il is believed they were lost The
Adirondack also reports the loss of the
schooner Florence, Of Boston, on Fortune
Island Reef, Dec s. All OF the crew and
some Of the cargo were saved At Fortune
Island were also the crew OF a wrecked Aus
trian bark, whose name was not learned
They viii arrive at this port by the steamer
Alvo. OF the Atlas line, which is due on the
9th
Evening journal., 1888-12-22
RAILROAD Law BREAKERS.
sensation at the Meeting OF the Western
Traffic Association.


CHICAGO, Dec % Superintendent Stick
ncy, Of the Chicago, Kansas City and ST.
Paul railroad created sensation by his
speech at the meeting of the Western Freight
association on the resolution empowering the
chairman 90 investigate charges Of the viola
tions Of the rules without formal complaint
being made
He declared the present Generalization was
due TO the dishonesty Of railroad officials and
their willful violation Of the interstate com
merce law, Instead Of banding together TO
evado il they should unite for enforcement
Not single road has obeyed tho law since its
enactment. lie thought the interstate com
merce commission was the proper party to
Investigate the Charges, as il could ascertain
under oath that secret rules, drawbacks end
other inducements were given shippers; that
tickets We're sold at cut rates, and that other
Illegal practices were continually followed
lie read a series Of charges, (Which, he said
he proposed 10 suhnit to the interstate com.
mission, and he Rnno nncsd hs would appear
Us public prosecutor His prlneipal charge
was that the roads mnie changes in rates
without the legal ten days notice, and that O
written notice Of change was posted IN som'
out Of the way place, instead Of publicly dis
| playing In large plea, as required.
Evening journal., 1888-12-22
a BE Tlre ln PhIlndelnhln.

PHILADELPHTA, Dec 22 The large four
story building corner Of Berxs and Palethorp
streets was destroyed by fire last evening. It
was owned by Charles Ashof, manufacturer
Of Studies and loom harness, who occupied
the FIRST floor and portion Of the fourth
floor for storage of his material and manu-
facturcd goods. The second floor was occu-
pied by II. II. Gould, manufacturer Of in
grain carpets and the third by Mason Miller,
also a carpet manufacturer The total loss
is estimated at S55, 900, Of which Mr Ashoif
Slstains $4,000 ON building and $4,000 on
stock and machinery. Messrs Gould and
Miller viii each lose fully $4,000 It is be
ieved that large portion Of all the losses is
covered by insurance. Eighty-three hands
employed in the place are thrown out of en-
ployment, but the mill win be rebuilt as soon
as possible
Evening journal., 1888-12-22
CLEVER sHopLIFreRs.
They stole $500 Bracelet In Bunal
md Worn Cnntnred in CInxelnnd.

They stole $500 bracelet IN Bunalo
and We're Captured la Cleveland.
BUFFALO, Dec @. "A neat and successful
case Of shoplifting occurred ia the large
iewelry store Of T. & r. Dickinson Two
elegantly dressed ladies entered the store and
asked 10 Soc some diamonds a number ol
valuable ornaments We're shown thom, and
they left without buying anything, saying
they would call again. When the store was
closed for the night and the jowery placed
ia the safe il was discovered that a diamond
bracelet one of several that had been ex-
hihited 20 the ladies, valued at Sl00, was
missing The police were notified. Two women
answering the description OF those who ex-
nmiued the iewalry were saen to take a
western bound train kilograms We're sent
out TO points along the line, and Superin.
tendent Schmitt, Of Cleveland, telegraphed
that no had the pair under arrest They
gave the names of Catherine Powers and
Caroline Smith and reside in Cleveland
Some jowelry was found in their possession
but not the missing bracelet. An officer ha,
been sent with a warrant to bring then
back