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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-29
AtfrAcIINe Gard Indrx-

Tho most pulling board OF the week l.
presented today, embracing an extra Eve
eighth selling race not included on the
regular program. Tho following are the
conditions aud entries
fiRsr RACg-iiARvEY ROBINSON -sErtINg.
Pure sln. Of which 80 10 second. For two vctf
olds II entered a. b. fold for 81 1i Ia carry ufosf
weight %. allowed for each siO0 iCc down 10
Hall mile.
Mile Williams i0i Mount Lebanon TO-. Colfaiu
W. llualIa lu. lady lunckburn iui Indian ifin.
&C. l0i. Lilly Kenny iyi. liildrrard ~. Uacndo
line i'd AusioCatiua
sEcoND RAcE-rLoYD MONEYS REsrAU.
RANT.
Pure siOo. ofwtich e. 10 sccond aud so 10 third
a handirln. iur hrecfcaf uidI Entries ~ Gloss
usual hour Thur day. Apnl - Narhts tn appcir
hour e SSlSs , cG nJ e e p ~ s, usual
Mad0lin luh Munih iiauiy TO-, keC,Vrua los
Hon. John u ~, Mcctlc II i1a
THIRD RAcE-LUEuRIANN's uorEL srAgTS
tclllur stake Cor al nrcs. - 81 acromt,tny
nomination. IS additional a. Start 40 uddtsi 81
which 80 o. sccund and 80 ~ ihiri llnfsit
cuicrcd u D. sid for sLu00 carry wrrht for ay,.
one pound allowed for each fiuu les down III
$50 then two pounds ior each sieJ b.. down 10
tlOn. which fhall lc The lowest selling prize.
lcnicn hUfsC not liable 10 D. claimed selling rfcr
o. b. stated ihnuurh the rnifF box I'd inc tisusi
hour ~ clorlug The day previous b. the racc Ilnlel
with 0tuheupuous one mile
lruia n NJ, Tudor ~. Hilbert ~ Kcrmofte o.
Bfdfcllghi w. Comedy ~.
- FOURTH HACE-nAitioAD PURSE.
u pur slol II which 500 10 Second. For al area
Ninnuf " H. sold ht uufiion ofcLtut Ih nliourd
for each tlop down ~ u .1t then h. allowed fuf
clch fiuV dnuu 10 80 then . lhs allowed ilf each
tni down ~ SD. 1hre quarter mile hcais
u. j Hulk %, Albeit Ntull ~ Hirk Wright o.
Lille llp Counties ipi, Hamlet iOL
TiTTn nACE-srLtiNo.
Exim race. not Included IN rrsulsr prorr,m.
Clara Aoofu ~ nig iiuun Iug ~ Euduf.f iue
nuhme ~, Macaulcy ioc, thickaste 10, 80 MOI
10, cashier ~
rnuuAnLE NiNNrRs TODAY.
Flint moo. IT. Lebanon hni. Mile Williams
Icuund.
scroni mcC Kccycna fnL Mandalln second.
Third mcr, Bankrupt nrt touriiy fur1ud
Fourth nice. Hamlet nfst Dick Wright anocnd
liiih race, kndunf hnt. Clara Moore second.
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A DRAIN ELEVATOR rRusr.
81 Louis Holsters win Form n Prom.
able Combination.

ablo Combination.
ST. Louis, Mo-, April Sit l. about
definitely settled that the eleven gain clc.
ya!on Of st. Louis will form a Irus. or
combine, tie ilca being n put stop to
tho expensive competition which nov cx.
lists Capt d. =. slattery, the moving
spirit Is ~ many successful enterprises. b.
authority for tho statement that the ma.
ioriiy OF tho s. Louis elevators have
agreed 10 enter the combination, and thai,
the project viii likely go through. Real
ling that competition has placed the
elevators IN line OF business
which Is somewhat uncertain. even
when confined 10 the safest limits.
the managers Of the different con.
Germs have como a. the conclusion that
u competition vas removed nn the rle.
val0r assured the certain profits they might
make ~ warehouses, and the saving in
mary other things wou,d. In the long run.
make the business more profitable than Il
IN now. and wholly remove the hazard ~
which the business Is now exposed. II lie
iyufcd that sfi, 900 per year ran br saved
IN switching charges, while SiOl.ulO per
year uf a reduction would be- saved in ihi
expense IT operating Tho sizc Of the
syndicate which will manage thr elevators
viii BE- lars', Tor the original value OF thr
property is about -, 00),UO0
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Luck Against louisville

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, April 2S.--The big
gest crowd that ever attended ball game
here saw the locals win their sixth game
from Louisville. Swarzel for Kansas City,
pitched effectively, the home team win
ming hard-contcs!ed game by timely
punching of hits. Score; Ramsay City 8,
LonisNille 4.
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from thirty TO forty manu- acturers TO To-
cate here, aud ii negotiations now pending
are consummated, the influx OF industrial
enterprises will have just begun.
Florence Is tho cynosuro for all eyes,
Watch her progress and you will witness
tlle development OF a city that will reflect
credit upon the State, destined to DO the
State OF the new South Alabama.
n. &. ETNo, Cashier
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A BRIDGE OWES WAY,
And Proclpitatss seventy-nvo People
Into seven Feet or wator.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April 2s-At Chcl.
sea Park. a summer resort across the Kan.
sis line, ihi. afternoon, n bridge across the
lake gave way and prccipilatod about
scycniy.lyc persons into seven feet OF
valcr Mot Of them were assisted TO the
shore mop lighlcnsd than hurt. but M.
teen were injured, four OF them seriously,
but not necessarily laiallS
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Good Crowd. Good cn,nc.

COLUMBUS, o., April 2S The Columbus
and Athletics opened on the local grounds
today before $500 people. Score: Column
bus 1, Athletics o.
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nnn McCnri,.. ninhIe

sAS FRAScIsco, Cal, April IS. Dan
McCarty, the honeman, left today over
the Central Pacific Railroad. with three
cans, containing iiIiy.two horses tot East.
cfn races. One car will % 10 Louisville,
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where number of his horses will enter
the Derby and various handicap races.
Inc other two cars will 90 to New York
and appear there and on no other tracks.
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JAS. 4. IioAcu, President.
sArIsF,croRY TO Tnr MOST s,SoulxE

fiHst NAtoNAL BANE. /
houfh F1tnun1, Tom, Apui ~. iss1.
To Tie blliof Of the Manufacturer ncC1ri
Tho business, mining and manufacturing
interests Of ihig section aro In prosperous
conditions, aud the present outlook indi.
Gates Increased oetiyity, especially Ia the
Development Of our coal aud iron Interests
and tho construction OF coking plants.
The sowanec coal field, lying adjacent 10
this city and the Scquachoo Valley, com
pri.es about 800 square miles, and this
coal produces q coke that has no superior
south VI the Virginia coal fields, as this
coke has been tested for twenty years Ia
southern aud Western furnaces aud pro.
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Guiding Hypocrte. Lottie Wall, Fairy
Queen, and Glen Hall.
T. M. Berry's stable OF ten horses, con-
tanning Eight to Seven, Hopeful and the
Great Tom-0rphan Girl tilly.
Tom Riley's stable OF four, including
Gwendoline, Quotation, and Orderly.
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RIG mos AT PnoFir A. $40 rER ton.
Tinst NAuny,t BANK.
IioHrScr, Ala. April ~, issl. !


To the Editor Of the Manuiacitnf' lcconi
business at this point Is established on
q sound financial basis, reaching a status
OF activity unprecedented In this section
Of the South. Money IL easy at current
rates
As manufacturing end trade center,
Florence las received an impetus that
promises 10 result In tlIc development Of
the vast cotton, iron. coal aud timber re-
sources Of Northern Ah,baua, OF which
she IN tho center. Blast furnaces, cotton
mills, shoe factories, saw miIs and turning
mills are springing up M Il by magic. At
least six new factories will commence
operations within sixty days, IN
GLIDING n bucket factory, aus
pendcr factory and tho i. u. Poster
Manniacting Company, Manufacturers
OF hardware recently, moved from
Newark, n. J. Contracts for The consiruc.
ton OF n wagon factory 10 cost $4,000
have recently been madc-ihc work TO
commence at once. Hundreds Of dwell
ing aud business houses me b1ing built,
aud hundreds moro are Ia demand.
1--WE can manufacture pig iron aud soil u
LOT $40 per ton ut profit. We have unex.
celled facilities for Transportation by rail-
aud water at lower rates thlu any place "a
The South. We arc accctsible 10 81 LOUIS,
Iaducah, New Orleans anil intermediate
points by the tennessee River and Chat
ianooga viii be included In the lsi about
October /. whom tho locks Vi Muasvl
Shoals are completed.
The above facts. combiugd With the
hneSl climate 40 tho land, have indueed
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Thus In two years the south has raised
over 100000 bales Of cotton, over L.
OO0, 000,O 900 bushels OF corn, nearly lO0..
10000 bushels Of wheat and 10. 100, 600
bushels Of oats, the total value Of these
aud other agricultural products, according
10 official government figures, reaching the
enormous aggregate Of upwards OF l.601,-
O00,0OO, or an average Of 0,0O0.OO0 Tor
each year, which is far IN excess Of the
value Of the South's agricultural products
in any two consecutive preceding years
With this enormous agricultural growth
added To the hundreds OF millions Of out
side money which have elnc south for in
vestmont In railroads, In furnaces, IN
mines. in mills, In timber and mineral
lands. in costly hotels, etc. We can readily
SEQ why tho South has reached a firm
foundation on which 10 build great pros.
pcriy.
The letters which We give from South
crn bankers fully sustain the truth Of the
statements which We have made about the
wonderful activity In this section.
The following arc n Few Of the letters
collected by the Record 10. ArrEAL.
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NEVER BEFORE HALF so PROSPEROUS"
Fipsr NATIONAL HANK,
ATHENS, Tenn, April ., toS9,
To the Editor Of the Manufactures Record
At no time in the history OF this section
of our country has the outlook been half
so llattering Tor the investment OF capital
and the development OF our manutactur.
ing interests Within the past twelve
months railroad has been built from this
place into extensive rcd fossil and brown
hematitc iron orc fields, which are pro-
nounced by dislnterested experts to be
probably the finest in the South. There
have also been erected large cotton and
wooden mills, the former will get into OPP
Grafton within the next few weeks, the
latter are now doing prosperous business,
Arrangements are also being made by u
local company for the erection OF u blast
furnace with capacity OF about l25 tons
of pig iron daily. | think there is no
doubt about this plant being erected. As
a whole the condition OF our local business
interests is very healthy and quito active.
This community has mover been half so
prosperous US at present.
X. j. FISHER, Cashier,
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= THE APPEAL :.

Has n larger circulation than
any other newspaper I'm tho 70.
gion comprised by tho States o,
Tennessee, Mississippi, Arlsan.
sns, Alabama, Texas and Lou.
isiapA.
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TIIIn nACE-ArLIINn.

Exim pcc. not Included IN regular pro7ram.
Clara Noon ~, nig liruun jug ~ Ildufef iue
nuhme ~ Macaulcy lu, thickastW 10. 80 Mof.
no Cashier 10
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Sonfnrren5 gs8en bte Gbieagper
"Big FOur''.

ueber bic unter ben 9taatsseIeBen
bon YenniDlbanien nit einem @tamm=
tapltal bon rs Wiuionen Dollars in
fptpor1rte American Meat Company
bringt eine SPECIAL .Depel6e bon Me!p
Vort bic folgenben Mittbeilungen: Das
9el0 fur 6ieie ieit swei Sabren bereits
m Nt1grtff genommene unternebmung
1T bauptid9li9 bon Netp Oorter nn6
pbllabelpbiaer Gapitaliten geliefert
worben, inoeB baben ou9 Elm paar Chi
eagoer 2eute elm ni6t unbetrdAtli6es
SatereHe BARN. 9ie @eIelI9aft bat
big teBt f9on cine sroBe NtaabI BON
Hlnoblebs Han9es i'm Snbianerz8ebiet
tn yteus Mertfo unb Seras bur6 Mnfauf
ertporben, barunter bic bes 0etru Dor.
ieD, unb iie beabfi6tist nod mebrere
an3utaufen, tpenn fi@ Die @elesenbeit
bietet. Ser plan 1T, bas 0ieb mad
Ranies GitD unb Chicago gu %bringen.
I'm beiben pldBea fouen groBartise
@6la@tanfalten angelegt peroen, in
benen oas 8ieb gei6la@tet, unb BON
Del9en aus bas 6teii6 beri9idt tperben
io1. Dieies gum Werfauf ferti9e JIeifb
lou i'm @roBen unb au9 an bic Rlei1s
~Derfdufer uno Mebger In ben perf9ies
benen Sbeilen bes 2anoes abgeIafen
unb in GlblDagen ibnen 3ugei1idt
merben.
Sic @efeli6ait bat bic M6idt, aues
Wieb, mas fe brau9t fel6ft 3u aieben
unb wirb aud ale Die anberen Mbtbei,
luagen. mel9e au ibrem 8ei1dfte geb6s
TEN, 3. 9. p6tels unb 8ii9len=@ si9dft,
unter ibrer eigenen Gontrole bebaIten.
Die Vlehraa9es nerben unter elmer
frengen Sroaung uno Sisciplin Der.
tpaltet tDerben, uno mani 1T Der ueber.
5eugung, baB fie unter elmer einbeitli>
DEN, trommen 2eituns bel einem ges
ringeu &offenauftuano before &eiuItate
geben perben.
Nm ber SpiBe Der 2ompognie ftebt
als prdf6ent Der befannte 6err s. $.
Jlagler. Ser @eneraI=@ el1aftsfibrer
1T 9err 9ammpnb unb als 5efretdr
fungirt 6err 9oriep. Das 6auptlotal
tit In Seem Oort, Nlbri6 Court, SO. As
Broabmap. Wie 9err GlagIer iast, 1T
bic 2ompaanie in feiner Weiie elm
Trust, fe 1T ni9ts tpeiter dig cine G6rs
peri9aft, uel9e cine Nn5abl bon 9ans
DIES eignet, uno bic @eminne, rpenn fe
beren a5wirft, werben ba3u b%ertpenbet,
in Sorm bon Dibi6enben an Die gftiens
inbaber pertbeilt gu ueroen. 9ie Som.
pagnie babe. 10 faot er, ni9t3um 3mede,
nit ben RleinsM eBgern in 2onturren5
gu treten, ionbern iie merbe ibr fertig
gei9la6tetes 6leii9 an a1e iol1e, mel9e
nit Gleif6 banbeln, o5 iie groBe ooer
fleine 9dn6ler ieieM, ~pertaufen. Sie
ueue Rompagnie beabf6tige i'm @egens
tbeil, ben bier grOBen gbieagoer 6dus
fern g. Morris, Mrmour 6 Co., 6amz
mon & 60. uno Der Scott Co., cine
trdftise &onfurrens gu MAIDEN. Sn
Golge bieier beiliamen 2onfurren3 tpiirs
be BET preis bes Gleii6es tpabrfGeinli9
falen, unb bas mtrbe benz Ronfumens
ten, alio Der groBen Maiie beg Bottles,
3u Cute fommen.
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sa- Zone Star.
9 a t.

Die Southwest Texas Immigra-
ton Company belt seftern cine Ners
iammlung ab, UNI ben Beri9t bes sc.
fretdrs 8. W. Gregory en~tgesen5uuebs
men, baB bic @eieui9aft feline Gonbs
mebr on 6anb babe unb Inn gum BE.
TRACE bon 1885 beri9ulbet iei.
Nnmefenb tuaren ber prdfibent Col.
8. 9. Nnoretps; Capt. Sones bon See;
Sui. piper bon ubaloe unb M. 6amil.
ton BON Webb COUNTY.
Sol. NnSretps eriu6te bic Serren, i'm
ieiner pfi9ten au e~ntbinben unb rei9te
feline &eignation Elm. Capt. Sones
bebauerte, baB bic @eieaf9aft i'm 8e.
griif ftebe, fi6 a%ufaul6fen. 9amilton
beriprad, bas benz County Webb aufer=
legte NKeKment ein3utreiben; Sones
unb piper erfldrten, cine berartige Muss
f1t ri1t ftelen 3u f6nnen.
Na9 Iansen 8eratbungen bariiber,
luf tpel6e WeiIe bic @eielI6aft iiber
Mafer gebalten nerben folte unb mods
BEN Der 8orf9lag bes Sefretdrs. bic
NHociation 3u intorporiren unb baraus
cine 4rt g6rie flr Nn' unb 0ertauf
bon @runbeisentbum au MAIDEN, abges
le5nt morben mar, bertagte man i9,
obue au einem beifimmten @ntf9luB gu
gelangen.
9ies bebeutet bas gnbe elmer GeIeu.
f6aft, bic nit Der beiten N6f1t bon Der
Welt. ginuanberung bserber3uaieben,
~organiirt tporben feit mag. Ob man
babel ridtie au Merte sing, bleibt oas
bin gefelt. Die prattii6en 2eitungen
Der @efeli6aft befdrdnten fi9 oarauf,
cine gn3abl bon pampbleten in bic
WeIt binaussei@idt au baben; bamit
alein aiebt man aber beut3utage, mo bic
3eute i6on borfi6tiger getporben fub,
feline G%inmanberer, an. Oas Snifitut
bat alfo in biefer Be3isbung ieinen
3ped nidt errei6t; alein es bate
cine GENTLE Ntbli9teit, inbem es pro-
butte iammelg fonnte, bic beftimmt NOS
rem, irgenbpo auBerbalb benz Staate
ousgeltelt au uerben. NIs rein lofales
BUREAU tuurbe es bel gu tolipielig &c,
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.Qantpfer Ngentnr.

Die rTreie greffe fnr Sc
xas" bertritt bic %foIsenben 9ampfer-
2inier, ertbeilt aae ndbere Nustunft
tuegerl poHase nod unb bon europa
unb bertauft 9ampffdiHs unb giien.
babnbiaete gu ben niebrieifen Staten.
Die Site Der bon uus r~eprdientirteu
2inien lit:
&antbnrs Nmerifaniide 9ampfs
i@fiffabrts @efeaf9aft.
8eb Gtar 9inie (0lnttuerpen).
gDmPa8mie Generale Gramss
atlantiane.
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fh5tt, UNI befeben gu t6nnen; bic So:
laire peti9langen faft bic gan3en gins
1abmen. limb bic Counties i'm 2anbe
borten auf, SntereRe fir cine Sadie su
b%eturoen, Die ibnen feinen 8ortbeil,
am alertpenigfeu aber bic genlnidte
@lntpanoerung bra6te. Na9bem bos
Stats Snftitut bereits berfra@t 1T,
folgt Der fibmetli9e 3peig mad.
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= 6ofmann, 9eHter & Co., 2eips
sis, 9dnbler in ungar=, Gbeins unb
ben beribmten SanitdtssW einen, fnb
bier bur6 &one & Wablftab
bertreten, uel@e cine srpBe Muswabl
biefer Weine an 0anb baben.
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M 1T (aur e9uabron):
sd bite mir aus, baB ni9t beut tpiez
Der, ME neuli6, 10 8iele aus benz 6ats
tel hiegen unb bic 8eine bre9en; i'd
tperbe iiberbaupt bon nun on ssSebe1
nit Nrret beftrafeu, Der feline f6nslis
den Sienfttno6en ni6t better in N6t
uimmt."
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G1@ 9as famoie 8odbier Der Gone
Star rauerei 1T beute ber3apft tporbem.
gs 1T elm ausgeSei6neter Sropfen /;
3D6lf Monate alt unb baau Der bette,
Der ie in ben Martt gebra9t tpuroe.
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9es b6fen geifptels baIber.

&esiReur: nSOpie sic alio in's
9anbgemsnge tommen, fallen Sic auf
ben eriten StoB UNI unb bleiben Bis
gum S9luB liesen, pertauben!"
Statit: nNee, Serr Sirettor, pers
bauen fann i'd mir bette mid IaHem,
meine S9uiegermutter is in's Sbeater
uno uenn bic bas fiebt, is es aus nit
meine Mutorit1t.@
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~ Das 2one Star BOD,
Bier 1T gerabe, mas bier geminidt
uirb. Der Sropfen munbet augemein
unb es 1T ibm Iebbaft 3usefprOden tporz
ben.
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unteroffisier: .RerI, sic
iub elm 3ameel, unb omar iebenfaIs
feines bon benen, bic our9 Elm Nabels
DIR geben."
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= Wenn bic 2onestarBraues
rel ie elm Sob berbient bat, 10 1T es
tuegen ibres godbieres, bas gerabe3u
bor3hgli9 1T.
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ag- Gin febr completes 2aser bon
9emben, unterjeug, unb Serren : Sois
letten'@ rtiteln fiibren @ ancoat &
Sohu.
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nIberIeu

GeIbmebeI: rs9ul8e, sic inb
10 6umm, baB Sic, tnenn SIRE Dumms
belt bon iebt an NIT blibartiger Sc
f6winbigfeit abpebmen tpirbe, erft In
500 Sabren elm balbmess inteligenter
Menf1 pdren!"
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bT Sobnon8ros. Iiefern bic
beiten uno binisifen Srudia6en @ebt
au ibnen.
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NJ Goggau Bros. baben ben
sinjigen erfabrener unb 3uberldffgen
pi0notimpler In Der 6taot. pianos
iuetben fur % gefimut unS bic arbeit
luirb garautirt.
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wirb cine CUTE beutf6e 96din. Na9s
3ufrasen bel g. y. Granf.
4,3mt WamospIo3a.
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sa~ Sils. unO Strobbate,
rsue fur bic Sommeriaifon BEL Ban.
& Sobn.
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A. n. Galloway
Photograph,
41s on. 1oufOr.s tra6e, ean antoniO,
Esras.
aiefert bic
btitet Silber in seras.

er Bat sineH aussesei@neteH MaIer
auSeItslt urb sarantirt DorsfeIi9e Gus.
ihbrung GROCER giIbsr su n~iebriseren
greiieu, ais irsenbpO anbers.
0as etabIiHemeut bat eineu sroben
Ruf erIanst unb Rismanb fonte berfdus
men, feline Photographic Bort nebmen
ober iein Bib malen su l0Fen.
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AZ 0ergeBt ni6t, bas Gone Star
8od.gier su prObiren. Jragt barna9,
uno es ipirb gu1 number.
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Srinft Gone gtar Spfz
&ier.
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1d- Zone Star Bod Bier 1T bas
Mefte
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Srimft Gone Star Spd>
Sier.
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THE STAR HAS MORE THAN
THREE TIMES AS MANY REGULAR
SUBSCRIBERS and MORE THAN
FIVE TIMES AS MANY REGULAR
READERS AS ANY OTHER DAILY
PAPER In WASHINGTON. Is il de-
nvered regularly by careful carriers nc
the HOMES OF THE PEOPLE, AFTER
THE BUSTLE AND WORRY OF THE
CAY ARE OVER, and IL IL thus read
leisurely and thoroughly by EVERY
MEMBER OF THE FAMILY.
They know that IL prints all the news,
and has only the interests Of the people
of the District I'm view, with NO partisan
measures to advocate, and no private
schemes to forward. They know it, In
short, to be the PEOPLES PAPER,
and nothing else. As AL ADVkkTISING
MEDIUM 1t is, therefore, ABSO-
LUTELY WITHOUT A RIVAL. Ii 10
in fact worth more as q means Of reach.
ing the public THAN ALL THE
OTHER DAILY PAPERS In THH
CITY TOGETHER.
Furthermore, in proportion to the re-
turns IL gives its patrons, ITS ADVER-
Using RATES ARE THE CHEAPEST
IN THE CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-04
RAILROADS.
THE GREAT

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East Line. $50 am. daily 20 Cincinnati and 81
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sstSSrssy to Se,c,IO With slsspin. Car s.1Is
Tl.s sisssins ar S..ifiE::s : SGss;sG .sd s
ssepsf. Si ana S.:s f.sts sse
SH2 lsaai s sts fs e and adj IL.
-. TVS S aslffISasSssssff ' AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For f fn. s.ssS, dsSSd.! ..n, ,n,
Mn :::Sips 8; si S..S,;
FOR sti.ei isn SYw YORK EAST
loop "a q 20 pm mo on ss9d.y 300 ~ il ~ a :
except Sunday. and 345 pm. daily. with Dining
For PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
fast EIpress 10 an week days and 5 Pm. daily.
ro- bd.ton xSJPS9 eS.ns 200 1@ daily
For s.sSs 1,, MY AZ .hr9arh train. .,
IFS aSsgS aFssi s:nsi:s :r.s .1OIdins
For E;5js nd 3 70 ssg s s s ss
4;lo; 400. = :4o. 6:6o 1;46. Sid io96o and
1l:2O pm. On sunday. s.: 90. 9 :05, o so, IL 40
an; 2;lo, 2:50, 3:i5. 4:lO. 900. 40 $40.
For Pores Greek Line. Eco am. and 40 IN. daily.
For Innapois, go and 900 Am, 10 os. 4 20 and
500 m; daily, except Sunday. Sundays eos
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WARRINGTON
RAILWAY.
IN EFFECT MAYlo. 1889.
EN~ l-s.
ss In; I2:ot noon. 2;o5, 4:25, t:55, sol. e2I.
i6;43s 9:45, 1867 am, 2:35. COL. Soy and
Accommodation fol. ouantico, 7:45 am. and ASS D.
IN, week days. z. 40 am Sundays.
For Richmond and the South. 4. 30, l057 am.
daily. and o:2l ,; N. daily, except sunday:
s:049' sghS. 10 l3;ls % II o. am; go; 300;
pm. on sunday At 8: 10 and II :0fsm; 90,
bio, 7:C5, 800, go. and 10; 80 pm
Ilckets and information at the ece nsrthsast cor
ner OF 9Th street aud Iennsylvania avenue and at
the station, where be for the
o. hIsgass to Destination from hotels and residences
CHAs. & fU6H, J. r. WOOD
General MANAGER General Passenger Agent
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THE EVENING STAR 10 . PAPER
OF TO-DAY, not Of YESTERDAY nor
Of LAST WEEK. IL prints ALL THE
NEWS, Local, Domestic aud Foreign,
LONG IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN.
ING PAPERS.
This IL conspicuousiy true Of all classes
OF news, but especially 90 In regard 20
Local News and District Affairs.
THE STAR has very much LARGER
and BETTER force Of LOCAL RE-
PORTERs and SPECIAL WRITERS
than any other paper In Warrington
ever thought of employing, and ITS
MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND
PRINTING FACILITIES ARE MORE
THAN THREE TIMES As POWER.
Full AND RAPID A. THOSE OF ANY
OTHER WARRINGTON PAPER. IL 10
therefore able to prist each day q full
report Of every tra.sacIiep Of public I'm.
terest occurring in the District MP -
the very hour Of going TO press.