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IMPAIRED DIGESTION: DIS0RDi
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND ONO R.uRo.n

q,
Leave Washington from station corner Of New Jersey
For Chicago ana Limited
For Cincinnati, ST Louis, and indianapolis. express
fot fssbnTs and csTeapd ves.bued Limited e,
sna aba Station,
on main iine express daily except Monday. at 3:55
For Ls1ington and Local Stations Il 9;3oa
fS 3 Bat1mOrs week ;r days, 400 300 84o $40
sig % $5 os s 5o SIS
400 y $50 $50 An 45mnats, As suaaas .
R 455 Ssd 49, so6 4 iU5G sna
500 40 80 1 safos'?a rs IS, s9
30 ?. N. Sundays $3.50 m, 10, 1925. 1875,
1FSiP g sSvs Baltimore fog yss1nsOn week days
$40 95 1SS 50 IN minutes am fis ,hq:s as
5 pingt 4 100 400 49, so6 60 min, %ngtes 10
Ii:0op.m. Sundays 80 Is. 30 S:i5. 1910
Sso 40 62o 500 So ioo5 and
$s5s s5s LEAVE .as ssd Wash
sqI9%1ss @ a sIs $40 p and $50 p
and apF s ARSpp Sa 81 sa ana SAG 4
psss5 asaS d sns Mss5sSsisS Branch
fi94 % :i0 o Ia toF principal stations oniy
For 6aithersburg and intermediate points, 80 90
m, f12 80 800 til 30 pm.
For Boyds and intermediate stations, IL 100 y. m.
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday at 1 Is
n, stopping at al stations Metropolitan Branch
For Frederick, TO 40, tl0:3O am, 10 90, "A 80 p
For ,Hassrstox9. 81 30 m. and to 80 pm.
Trains arrive from Chicago daily IL :45 m. and
4:0J y. M. from Cincinnati and st. Louis daily $50
am and 90 PIN. from Pittsburg TAO am. aud
$50 pm. daily
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
fof New Sork' Trenton Newark and Elizabeth, N;
30 4;0O, 90 $50, 1900 am, ~ 30, - 20 and
go 80 pm: Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
Sleeping Car on the 1880 pm, open at 500 p
ark.
For Philadelphia, Newark, Wilmington and Chester,
and '10:30 pm.
For Intermediate points between Baltimore and
Phlladelphia, 70 80 am. $50 and "A 80 p. M.
trains leave New York for Washington, - 80.
III go am, '1:3O. '2:3O. 1915. $500 pm. and
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington, -4:1O,
$50 pm,
For Atlantic City q 90 M and .12:OOm.
FOR Long Branch and Ocean Grove tl2 00m
Except Sunday. Daily. SUNDAY only.
baggage called for and checked from hotels and
RESIDENCES by Union Transfer Co. orders left at
ticket Offices 6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue and
atDePot CHAS. o SOUL, Gen. Pass. Ag't
y. L. ODELL, General Manager. jel5
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kNOI. rOiOMAC RIVER LANDlNuS.
i NEW IRON STEAMER "NAkEFIEIDr
Leaves 1th-street wharf on MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
AID SATURDAYS at a. IA. Returning TUESDAYS,
fhlllAlS and SUNDAYS p. touching at River
Landings as far NoiIn Creek Va St. Clements Bay
ana IeoLardtOwn, Md. Connects with Il aid o r. II at
Shepherds see schedule. JOHN Is. PADGETT, Agt
u W. RIDLEY. Manager JAZZ
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EVIDENCE AGAINST BURKE.


Mr.. Palmer regards the arrest of Burke as
the most important yet made. He declares
that Chief Hubbard and himself are in possess
sion OF facts to prove that the man is one of the
principals, and to also show his connection
with others implicated in the crime Word
came during the day that Burke would not come
to Chicago unless he was extradited, and it was
expected that an indictment would be brought
against him during the day.
Some witnesses were heard on the matter.
but the grand jury adjourned until to-day
without taking any action. Woodruff. the
horse-thief. still insists that he told the whole
truth in the sensational confession he made
yesterday.
Burke is from Hancock, Mich, the home of
ex-Detective Dan Coughlin and is an freshman
by birth, hot-headed. and about twenty six
years OF age. He Is a member of the Gamma
Gael, and came here only few weeks before
the murder. Chief Hubbard is greatly pleased
with the arrest. which he says Is the most i'm
portant yet and that they are nearer to unrav-
cling the mystery than ever. I'VE shall get
out extradition papers," he added. '.as soon as
possible and have the man here in three or
four days"
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PALMER JUBILANT.

Detective Palmer was high elated yester-
day when he heard of the ARE It of Burke.
.Do you place much importance in the ar
rest of Burke2" he was asked
We'll, should say / do" replied the officer
HE Is one of the assassins and one of the
Williams Bros"
did you know that he was one of the muir
derers before he left the city?''
Yes. sir. We have been looking for him for
long time. We knew that he was one of the
men and would have arrested him before he
left the city only he learned that he was being
watched and suddenly departed. We learned
the route he took, however, and the man, as
you see, is now in custody
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DArIr NoEro1k LINE,

OLD POINT AND TIE SOUTH
Steamer Lady OF the Lake from 6th-st wharf, Tues
day, Thursday. and sunday, pm. Steamer Geo.
Leary th-si wharf, Monday. "Wednesday and Friday,
pm Steamer Leary stops at rney Point Fare,
Sl.oO. Lake, Tel call 81; Leary, 145-}. myl7
STEANEk MATTANO, HAVING BEEN REBUILT,
- leaves ath-street wharf on SUNDAYS, TUES
DAYS, and THURSDAYS at Z a. M, for Potomac river
landings. as far as MattOx creek Grinders wharf,
sundays down and Wednesdays up Brent's and
Chapel Point, Thursdays down and Mondays and We'd
pesdays up.
Z. l. TOISON, Agent, 18th ST. wharf.
myi-3m JNO. MCGAHEE. Agent, Ale xandria Va
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
For Baltimore and River Landings. Steamer Sue,
Capt GeoEhe2an, leaves Stephenson's Wharf every
Sunday al 4o'clock y. For further iptorma ton
apply to
STEPHENSON 4 BRO,
ihb-bm 9TH ST. wharf
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ANCHOR LINE
Atlantic Express Service.
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
Steamship CITY Or ROME" from New York
WEDNESDAY. June 2b, July ~, August n, Sept. Is.
saloon lasszge, 900 to 800, Second Class, $50
GLASGOW SERVICE
Steamers every saturday from New York to
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
Cabin Passage 10 Glasgow, Londonderry Liverpool
500 and S6O. Second Glass; $50.
Steerage passage either service, SO.
Falcon Excursion Tickets at Reduced Rates.
1Tlyelers' Circular Letters of Credit and Drafts
Ter any amount issued at lowest current rates.
lOI books of tours, tickets further information
Apply to HENDERSON BROS, New York. or
u. ". MOSS, !,2i Pennsylvania ave. NV,
Washington Inh26-3m
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BURKE A PRINCIPAL.
The Chicago Police Consider His Arrest
Very Important.

IT WAS HIS PHOTOGRAPH AND NOT THAT OF MA
RosEY WHICH WAS SHOWN, AND THEY ARE GLAD
MARoSEY AND NJ DONALD ARE RkLEAsEp-BURKE
WILL RESIST EXTRADITIoN,
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
steamer John W. Thompson leaves 9Th street wharf
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at a IN. Re-
turning Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. p M,
landing at River Landings far Rock Point Col
toms, Nd, N1miti Greek, Va, Curriouan, Va, and
leOuardtoWn, Md.
Pare to all landings: Firstclass so cents; Second
class, 80 cents iel2-lm
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
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Comfortable staterOoms, excellent table, luxurious
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UPWARD BERTH riding TO location; "a cabin $50
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RosEY WHICH WAS SHOWN, AND THEY ARE GLAD
MARosEH AND Nj DONALD ARE RELEAsED-BURKE
WILL RESIST ExrRADIrIoN.
In the arrest of the man who is known as
Martin Burke the heads of the Chicago police
believe they have secured one of the principals
in the murder of DIR. Cronin. They are firm in
the conviction that he is one of the mysterious
Williams brothers" who bought the furniture
at RevelI's, rented the rooms at III Clark street
and leased the Carlson cottage. The evidence
of Burke's completely with the crime is said to
have been in Chief Hubbards hands for some
time, but Burke's lodging prevented his arrest
in Chicago. 1t is said that the chief first
learned of Burke's connection with the crime
by examining the house of Dan Coughlin and
finding Burkes name attached to certain let
ters- The contents were rather suspicious and
the chief determined to look him up.
DETECTIVES on HIS TRAIL.
He placed his men on his trail, but he jumped
from one place to another SO often that he was
not found until last Tuesday. The police
decided to watch him and learn from his move
ments what connection he had with others i'm
plicated in the crime, but in some manner
Burke learned that he was being Swallowed,
and on Wednesday he purchased railway
ticket for Winnipeg and succeeded in leaving
the city.
One of Chief Hubbard's men, however, was
behind him, and it was on information fur
nished by the Chicago department that Chief
McRae arrested him. The police, besides
being in possession of facts which implicate
Burke, also have photograph of the assassin.
They never had a likeness of Maroney, and
none was ever shown to Salesman Hatfield,
Throckmorton, the real estate man, or to
Martinsen, the expressman.
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1t was the picture of Burke that the three
men looked at, but the chief, in order to OBJ
serve as much secrecy as possible in the case
of Burke, gave the witnesses to understand
that it was j. j. Maroney's photograph they
were looking at Although the police dom
say 1t, they are just little bit tickled over the
failure of Martinsen. Hatfield and Throckmor
ton to identify M and Me-"
1T was Luke Dillon's steer" said a central
station detective, land the Pinkertons were
working it for all it was worth. Chief Hub
bard never put any faith in it, but he was
bound to follow up every little clue"
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NARTYN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 9Th
M st., City Fost-Offce Colored students NOS
admitted. Call or send for catalogue. mh6
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Il ollkEsr DODSE
COAL MERCHANT.
Who1ossls and Retail
Anthracite coal Of all kinds constantly on ha.A
0EoRGEB CHEEK CUMBERLAND COAL
FINEST GRADES Of sPIINT AND cAEKxL COAL
ssved snd Split Wood 70 orasr.
Tsrd ppd o1ics. 3oo8 water strsst; nr,ncA O..
ton. D. G.
Tsierhoas-y Yard. s54-a; Branch olses. ese-2. uAao
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

bright HOUSE, CAPE HENLoPEN BEACH, RE-
- hoboth, Del. This well known hotel will reopen
June 10 under same MANAGEMENT last season. Cir
cuiars at star office, Address 935 l. st. NV. Wash
ington. DC Round trip tickets good tor the season.
reduced to old rate-SS. WALTER BURTON.
myll-:Sms
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-16

60, ~. ~ Monroe r.. Crane Rapids. wsh.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-16
An InYtntlre WON an.

BERGEN PorxT, y. J.. Sept 9-The world
is reading a good deal of inventive women
nowadays, but Few women have contributed
more TO the comfort Of brave men than the
wife OF a soldier in the civil war who. n an
swer to 2 complaining letter about the hard
ships Of sleeping on the baro ground, sug
ges-ed 70 her husband that wuen be went
into camp he could easily crt q couple Of
poles, iay them in the crOtches " four other
poles or stakes driven into the ground at the
head and foot OF his intended bed. aud then
bv piacinr literally barrel slaves. boards or
uubs of small trees. and throwing On armfUl
or tv0 cs leaves, nay Or whatever might be
nearest &C hand upon them. and covering ali
with bis blanket and oLclo;h. Le would have
a led as spring. anl comfortable and Is far
above snakes and insects rs IL il we're OF the
more luxurious pattern used AZ home The
husband Of that valuable woman taereupon
set On example % everybody ma camp aud in
. iitsle While the idea became known and
vas utilized throughout tho armies OF the
north arl scU.h.
4 similar suggestion has led 70 ths sdop-
ton a. a cow .nio-t substitute in MANY couu-
try rosor-s where peoais have forgotten or
can't nfarj to carry nammocks ! fancy
taa- g. comes from the Ingenious inventive
faculty cl -la same ..lv
Eol take % clean barrel those made of
0aS rae r1a b.st--anl .ave hsif inca ag<lr
holss i.st below taa t1a hoops. or sag for
ir-15 fre1 tile erds ot t.e slaves boring
srcc-T between the stavcs. 80 that eaca stave
wal livs is bali - the hole When you
as-e ta-'d between every pair of staves. re
Q-st tea ofe-a-i1n az tde other end ot tle
ueFrl Iaen take small reps. pass it
through ane hcla an laes tl-o gh tae next.
i-e-ol tls barrel. ieavinz aholt Eve feet
s.sa 81 tas ends Fses another rcDo through
80 ssr1e holes bct ~ opposite siies 81 tts
caves. precisely as carres u woven. D. tlis
a. eacl eai. thel cu- YorT bor.s take trem
81. spread ou- vour haLme.< for rlol it
sti prove 20 t'e t.s t1a r1.rs ID p bard -1ct
a tns la-- s.ara to keep fs r. 7c-. aad
5arsst asi pillow. az Toa ~.,i ia s'i7irroi
~ LrsaIul.lrl. + q Tr F.rTAIEE
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-16

F4nd1rcookis lake n@rt 4'l4a-,ssv ~ eat
picnic dinner.
The Lansing eitv clerk rssxaa n ef0
round iron dollars OF hooth and faklr
licenses during far ue.l-
Abraham Kallmavsr of Detroit. has
haa h.s brother. KsIlraan Kallmeyer.
arrested On a ez.p.as III \ $500 SANDER
sur.
D.L. Cook. aged "a. fell dead Al Ms
sons residence la By Rapids Friday
Alzat. Hear o..ea,e sas PROBABLY the
cause
ANIL. ...,,.... ", ,,s .or+rsrt;,0 for
Il, ~ -, n,
cent. ne- barrel Tor fall frnit ard ii for
syintef
..-.... 49,. -. ..,,,,-.s
'7e r. ''i1'-e S'il !" ''o : -.
'''@.-''J ~ go. -. - ~s,..-'l
I I.fI-.t,--J---1a1
.....' ,s....., ,,.t... sto,. ,s. 49,
,..l .t E.i.--.sl.'., ~s-rrdsv after.
.,... 80 - -. !, t.,(,-,s .,lvsr
'l..l.-1t go.
nleiiiess ha' oeeh more tAah AFe.J
..t -'-, 80, -. 49,,
s,i -
course oi lli-ti ssiOn lll eieetI'c.ty' .
a'4e4 oy an outLt ot ne" apparatus,
"iA o. part oi t-t Mi-At.Vh ii5A
s~i''o- cur '0 ~ I'm -i0' o''i 'o-'
\. T. Hayes has BUNK Two large sllos
az E.dorado tarn, and intends 10 MI
them With ioddsr tn.s iAli. Iney will
holt 800 tona---hHr lfioa8e.
The y. & A. Barnard Lumber COM
pany'- mill, 40 saginaw, AID al that
belongs thereto, was sold 10 BLISS x
an AuSen frlday. IL - one Of the
best miA properties on the S4S'nG"
nver.
Contractor Shane-. Of the c. & W. NJ.
railway, Was N the city yesterday try
ing 10 hire men 10 work on the Traverse
CITY extension from BALDWIN lie
could tlnd no idle men here.-Grand
Hrrr, I1buas.
Past Fan r p. p. Anger, OF Char
l0tte. has blel rendered the position of
a.d-de-camp on the staH OF the chief
marshal on the occasion OF the grand
knights Ieinplars parade, AT Washing
toni D. e. october :.
Henry Telegram, Of Scottsvlle, Ma
son county, has lost fine team valued
at 500, both diving within a few hours.
lt Is thought that they died of glanders
and great excitement prevails among
farmers IN that locality.
A special election will be held at Ben
ton Harbor today for the purpose of
voting upon a special tax OF $1,000 pro-
posed TO be levied for the payment of
bonds in settlement of the new iron
bridge across the canal.
o. A. Jenison. Jr.. and Fred f. six
left last evening for a 40O-mile drive
with a twO-seated rig. They viii swing
around the circle to Jackson. Cold
water. ADRIAN. Ann Arhor, Toledo and
Detroit Lahsiag Journal.
Mathew Black. of Olive. Clinton
county. was held uo near North Ian
sing Friday night on his way home and
robbed OF $50 and valuable papers.
There were i've members of the assault
ing gang. The papers were found
Saturday morning.
Flmon Scott n so, of Anson Scott nj
Coarlotfe bas been norninated for the
Snorerne court iudgeSh;r bv the Re-
pu5hcans Of the new State of Washing
ton. Mr.. Scott formerly practiced law
at Charlotte, being partner of +. 4.
Foote. lie went West about seven
years ago.
The convreration of the Palmer VI.
=. Church rendered = farewell recep-
tioD as. NIGHT To Their retiring rasto~
Rev. VIM. smith. u. D.. who starts in
soouttwo weeks Tor oarisoad' trermany,
loI Ms heA'eu. ~ I'm IA Was pre- est.isted
Win ar @usless ana purse VI az
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The H0a. William l.. Scott.
LHnnhhnsu ANNA


Hon. William l. ScJtt. the pet o.
Tie Cleveland administration. caus 4
4 mild sensation at the Whitney re
ception by lnduIging in the delights
Of wa'tz The Pfesiden' ha given
him permission to dance with Mrs.
Cleveland, and the privilege was too
rare to be ignored by any squeam-
isbes ont he part Of the sou,ewhat
obsolescent statesman from Erie.
Th"se aho saw him 20 through The
Intricate steps are not enthusiastic
over the Congressman's grace, and
Nrs. Cleveland has undoubtedly
danced with better walters; but she
didn't say 20. ard when The waltz
was over and NJ. Scott wiped the
perspiration from his face, he looked
u happy a. only a great politician
can look. The other guests erjoyed
the scene immensely. and for once, at
last 10 Washington, society forgot to
look az Mrs.. Cleveland, 10 interested
were they in the fate Of Mr.. scott.
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UTTERLY SURPRISED!


MERIDIAN, MISS, July IL, 1887.
For number of years | have suffered,
untold agony from the eff cts of blood
poison. had my case treated by sew
eral prominent physicians, hut received
but little. If any, relief. / resorted to all
sorts of patent medicines. spending q
large amount of money, but yet getting
no better. My attention was attracted
by the cures said to have been affected
by B. B. b., and ! commenced taking Ii
merely as an experiment, having but
little faith in the results. To my utter
surprise soon commenced to improved
and deem myself TO day W II and hearty
person--all owing 10 the excellent quail
ties oil B Il. B. | cannot commend il
too highly to those SUITE ing from blood
poison. ]. @. GIBSON,
Trainman NJ. & q. II. r..
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AFTER TWENTY YEARS.

BALTIMORE, April 20, 1Ss7.-For over
twenty years have been troubled with
ulcerpfed bowels ana bleeding piles, and
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have ever used. and owe my improve
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3lS Exeter st.

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diers, their children and kindred
to again visit the place where
the curtain fell upon the last
grand act of the great drama
that resulted in uniting the
States OF the Uuion and settling
for once and eternally the ques-
ton OF slavery in America.
The city of Durham isnot what
it was in 1865. From q way. side
station it has become a city
known the entire world over.
Annually millions of pounds of
tobacco are shipped from this
city; and not only is it q big to
bacco market, but manufacture
ing industries of various kinds
are successfully carried on, Civ
ing to the farmers in the vicinity
Il home market for all they pro-
duce, and in this way the citizens
and visitors at Durham have the
advantages few other towns in
the South enioy-fresh vegetables
fruits and rich sweet homemade
butter and pure unadulterated
milk.
Recently the growth of Durham
has been such as to demand cleo
tric lights, water works and
street railways, all of which are
in successful operation. Althogh
this is a progressive, live, work
ing city, the people are always
fully up to the times and ever
ready to extend a welcoming
hand to new enterprises. Build.
ing sites are given by the Enter
prise Land and Investment Com
pany to any one who will put up
a manufacturing establishment.
This company will also take
pleasure in giving any detailed
information about the city and
country, and will aid those wish
ing to spend a Winter in Durham
to secure the best of accommo-
datiOn, either at hotels, board
ing houses or private residences.
We know the gentlemen connect
cd with the company and endorse
and recommend them to those
wishing 10 stop at Durham.
either for the Winter or perma-
nently: aud it will be wise in any
one wishing to purchase lands to
secure the assistance OF this COM
pauy. as they will be- abb, to
make better terms than the land
buyer can.
Durham and its citizens have
the backbone. nerve and push ia
succeed in the face ofany seeming
;nishap, and the public can make
the prediction OF the writer, and
will find it to come true, that the
city Of Durham and her people
will rise higher and higher in tho
esteem OF the commercial and
business public as the years go
by We will have more to say in
a future issue of this wonderful
place and progressive people
.>outI,em Home-.>eeker~' Guide.