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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08

DUBLIN. April The FrccmoH's Journal
saws that Mai Le Cron- who became no.
t0rIOus because of the testimony gwen 10y
him for tine Tmc, before the Parneu Com
mission is now living in suburb OF Lon
dom lie has crown gray beard and has
so completely changed his appearance that
hiss most intimate friends could not rccog-
uize him The Jo,11H also says that me
has been promised further government
cueagomcut m Australia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08
NEN. RRlErL1 CoNDENsED.

It lis denied that Mrs Ray Hamilton is
allowed amy special privileges lh ihe Ie"
tom pcnitentWy.
To is reported az Washington that Mrs.
vs. W Dudley recently gave Mrs. Harrison
q decided suub In a public store Where
they chauced TO meet.
The Philadelphia Loigs, denies that Aus
tiu Corbin coutemplates resisnlhs tue
Presidency of the Reading
AT Henderson. Ky. James Wells, aged
l6. and Eugene Cornell. aged Is. quarieiieu
concerning Young lady. and Neiis Shol
Cornell dead
Fire in M0rse's livery stable, Chicago
suIocatei thirteen horses.
The New Mayor of Rochester y. y. has
announced determination TO close all sal
o.us on Sunday.
The Oliver works at Pittsburg which
were closed ON account of strike. have re-
sumcd
The Indians on the Can DE Orrles reSer-
walton. Minnesota are suffering irom want
of food
The directors of the Equitable bank oil
New York have decided 10 close ITS doors
Two Italians were killed by a tram az
Newbug. y ". while fighting on lh'
railroad track.
DIR. BUNS Cough Syrup is fast taking
me Mace of AN the old fashioned cough
remedies. IL never fails 10 relieve the mos
violent cold. and for throat diseases IL Is ILL.,
valuable. Price - cents.
..Thus ann doubly armed-my death and
NV baue and anudote are both before. q,
Whether 20 sit alone suffering with neural
or Euv one bottle OF Salvation OIL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08
ALL FOR HARMONY.


Euiearja', Purpose in Recalling Her
Minister from SerVia.
LONDON. April The recall of the Bul-
gurau Minister at Belgrade was not due to
the strained relations between the two Bal
kau powers. bat tothc fact that the ServIan
Government had sent the Sofia Cabinet
proofs of the Bulgarian Minister'S intrigues
a-uius- the Regency and tine Servian Gov
Crumcut
Gen. GrJitch. President of the Serviau
Cabinet asked ii. Stambulofl, the BulEar-
iau Premier. t0 Judge for himself whether
the Bulgarian Minister'S conduct was in
accordance with diplomatic usage. The
Bulclriau Government. iu recalling its
Minister. showed that il was anxious TO
maintain good relations by adopting severe
measures a4uiust IFS representative.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08
THE CASE CONTINUED.
Justice Davis Has the Williams DiclScy-
Tracy Matter Up.

""'''' '"''' HAS '"' "i'''''' "''N'9
Tracy Matter Up.
The ease of The State " Sadie Tracy
John Dickcy and James Williams. charged
with having % hand iu the attempt to de-
Gov the girl Lulu Cress into house of IN
reputc. was called before Justice Davis
Yesterday. Miss Tracy was represented
BIZ Col. W. w. Arnctt. Dickev bv Capt. b
B Doycuer. and Hon. a. b. S0mmcrville
appeared ON behalf of Williams. who is
still confined t0 his bcj 10 the Hospital
Prosecuting Attorney Howard appeared
for the State
From thc statements OF counsel and Wit
uesses. jt appeared chat the er Lulu
Crcss VINO went 90 SIT Pleasant. o.. from
this city. the day she was taken away from
Williams oy tae police and ou which "trip
sine Wa, pursued ass iar as the Hotel May
wood. iu Martins Ferry. hy Williams. iu
his auNiety 90 sen Lcr or to get hcr to
write to hin. au oi which she refused
20 do, bad lcit NJ Pleasant scy-
cral days since and gone back to UWichs-
vile. aud from there bad gone io Coium-
bus 4 letter from herwas produced. how-
eyer. iu whicn She said sine was of good
character. and denied the statements tO the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08

DETROIT M1cu. April g. Charter clec-
tions We're held very generally throughout
the state % day. In many instances tine
rsues were purely of local nature. but
where politics entered into tine iigal. tine
returns so far as received show Demo
cratic victories
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08
CYCLONE SWEPT.
Terrible Destruction Reported From an
Illinois Town.

BURLINGTON. Iowa, April 1t is
reported that ProphctStown, HIS. has
been swept away by "a cyclone. There
are no particulars cXccp. that
twenty freight cars were blown
to atoms, and that the whole town
has been wiped from the face of the
earth and that many people have been
killed. The wires are all down at this
hour and 70 seems probable that mo- adj
ditiolal information will be- secured to-
night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08

Democrats Make Phenomenal Gains All Over
Ohu, Indiana and Mchign-Cnciua2t
Democratic By Over 2OOo.

CNcNNArl o.. April 7.-Thc vote at
municipal election for Judge oi Super
ior Court. Clerk of Police Court. Dircc-
tor of City mfrmary. Magis-
trate and Members of the
Boards of Couucilmcu and Education.
was very light. The Republican, at
midnight seem TO- have a majority of one
u the Boardof Education. of two i'm the
Board of COmcilmcn. both of which
were heretofore overwhelmingly Repub-
lican. The Democrats elected all other
officers by about 1000 majority. except
Clerk of the Police Court, whom the Re
publicaus elected by 1000 majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08
AGAINST SLAVERY.
The Abys,inian King win Make War
On II.

Rour. April Emperor Menclek. of
Abvssiuia. has written "a letter 10 Prime
Minister Crispi authorizing Italy 20 rep
resent him 40 the Brussels Auti-Slavery
CONGRESS. and affirming the intention Of
Ethiopia to follow the example of c,vinzed
Christian nations and TO repress me slave
trade. The lettcrasks that Italy allow the
free passage through her territory of arms
r,ouired bv Abyssiuia 20 fight the der
wishes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08
] remain a., DclDl
Yours ycrely truly
LOLA CEE--.


r. He EHorQCH Regiesr'
-SH:-I desire to say I have been misrep-
resented as the man who led Miss Cress
AWAY. was also blamed with taking
knife % my mother That report IS not
true. as my mother states.
j c. DicEEY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08
Mt bee supor,ntcul IT, A-Noi
be- sIperiutendcl things about


"is. 20 % ltAE Ii."' 'i.i.f-Is
To Dovcner Mr. Dal1ah did not come %
me before the election I went % him and
he told me fused DO in the election. /
went ont to thc works and asked him if the
rumor was sO. and he said yes / said
lvorld investigate r. lie said he didn't
have IT In shape ] went to Mr.. Hell. and
he said hc didn't know OF H. Mr.. Franz
helm said Dee had heard "a rumOr of it
q Well. I want to know who started
this.vo or Mr. DJrrah. A.-Wcl. !
can't tell that asked about it. and Mr..
RciJ tbecoueetor said the stuff had never
been returned. Then / asked Mr.. Darrah
lbout IL. and OF course ] used 10 for cam
p,irn purposes. 10 was the c..
A. r.. stuff ! was after. / went 90 Mr..
Hell. and Dee said there was nothing on the
books of the WORKS. said that was fun
nv way 0.koep books. All ] knew OF was
I'm relation t0 the pipe used for the q. 4.
r.. celebration; knew nothing of all TINS
other s'uG
This closed the direct evidence for the
prosecutions MIR Caldwell. however, re-
marking that Dee had some other testimony
me desired t0 offer in rcDuttal.
There was conference between Col
Aluet and Capt Doyener, counsel for Mr..
Soeley. and then Captain Dlyeuer SAID they
had no defense 20 make. The other side
had NOT made out ease and they never
would He said they declined lo be put on
a defense at that time lf the city saw
proper to institute proceedings before a
Com. of law t0 recover what II was claimed
was due from Mir. Sleley All right. Then
ther ,vould make defense. or would have
fo scttl, the Judgment but until that time
came they would stand on their denial.
Mr. Coelcv had never gotten % foot OF pipe
which lelid NOT return. ll tine Councll
thought they had d claim. lct them bring
suit I'm assuIupsit lor that was all there
wq5iu it-aud if the Court decided they
had lead evidence the defense would have
To- answer one stand the consequences.
When Captain Dovcuer had concluded.
Mr. Davidson took the floor. lie sald Do
was very apparent Mr. Soeiey got the pipe'
and 81. was hot apparent he had returned 10.
As the defense had taken the stand lhey
had and declined 20 go ON the stand. De
failed to see what good could Doe accom-
pl-ssed bv g0,ug 0n with the examination.
it, said. ~Mr President ] move we re-
porf to Council that Mr. See.ey got the
nipe. and that he did not return u ~ the
CITY. and recommend that legal proceedings
be had
Speaking in support of his resolution
Mr. Davidson. among other things, shd
MIR President we can make mo- mistake
In this thing MIR. Seciev got TINS stun
from the citr That has been fully ana
clearly proven There can. iu Ike manner
DE no mistake about his not having le-
urncdit call for the adopuono niy res
o.uti0n
Nr Caldwell here begged The Indulgence
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08

Earned runs, Columbia 3. WAeeAu- j.
three base hits, McIMnmany: TWO base
hits. McIammany, Nichols Easto4 LON, an. anu
Osb,rnc: sacrifice hits. Munyan. O'Brien
or5 White: struck out. by Gas,rieht ). by
I,.ston 4. by FITZGERALD I. bases ou balls.
~ E-it1rer.id &. OFT Gastright !. Easton l.:
III bv ball. by Eastou wild pitches, Casi-
Vi i,ht / double plays O'Brieu TO Armitaee
~ Lvtle: passed balls. Lytlc j. Nunyan,
time .53: umpire, Bamum
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08
FAILED To VOTE.


CLEVELAND. O., April Tho Democrats
to-day at the city election elected their en-
tire Municipal ticket comprising commit
teemcn of the police. fire and
water works board. and justice of
the Peace. by plWalities ranging from 2'o
to l.0il The Republicans ou tine other
hand. elected - of the so Couucilmcn. Nine
thousand Republicans failed 10 vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08

CoLUNHy~. ONO. April 1.-Thc city
election passed of quietly, without
more than sixty per cent. of tine vote
being pollcd. The Democrats elect
their entire ticket by majorities rang
ing from 1000 tO l.2OO. and
make substantial gains in the Council.
The city ou poll is from two TO four
hundred Republicans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08
, W. VA TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL s, 1890
THE INQUIRY.
Continued from Fo,rn Ppgc

sorting them ont, when Mr. Darrah asked
him what | was doing ] told him. and he
told me 20 keep o memorandum. ! gave
one TO him. When ! settled up with Mr.
Secley told him had an account against
him for the city. He said: you give
me copy of that" and he sat down and
made 10 out while ] called 70 of.
Q.-tby Davidson You were employed
by Mr.. Seeley. Al was working for the
Gas Works. He came to me and said he
was short of men and asked if ] would
work for him q week or so. l said | would
If the Board had no objections Mr. Secley
paid me and was dropped from the pay
roll al the works for that time
Q.-(By CALDWELL You tell Mir
Darrah about Sceley sending TO Pittsburg.
4. ] can't remember
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08

Am unfortunate accident occurred near
+l,a Randolph line Saturday. March -lst.
bv which Henry Corley young man
abou. ~ years of AGE. was drowned ana
his father G.. G.. Corloy, w,e.l-hno"n as
,..,ri.i,. esraped with his life They We're
9"lt.s y 91,.:;r los near the mouth OF Hell Run.
E,."rr5 hr',,.5i of NIiddlefork when they We're
.,.,.,,,--, I'm the swollen and rapid current.
Srbs 1'i,s Young man went under and ihe iainof
- in fhe water over au hour ciug-ue io %
',e, before help could reach hlm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08

OF tine first stain or speck beware
That ou your teeth you may eSpH'
There is by far more danger tner''
Than go the moment meets th' 'S''
I->e SOZODONT without delay
And thus arrest the first decay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08

\. can't remember
wM. MARSHALL
worked for Mr. Scclcy IN ls,6 and
1851 got material at the gas works In
those years several different times ! re-
call lhe c. A. H. celebration.
Q-What became of that pipe. A
Some OF IL went To Mir. Seclcy's shop. !
can't say how much
Q-What condition was it in, At
all appeared 10 DE good
Q-Was it used. A-Ycs All the pipe
we took 10 the shop was good. straight
pipe: d. was tit for use. / can't say about
the rest There was bent pipe on the
Island. but / cant say whether IL went 10
the shop or not. can't say whether !
helped straightcn said pipe AT the shop or
not
Odd You ever take amy pipe to the
works A-No.
Q-How long did You work for Mr.
Seclcy. A.-Threc years He had no
regular driver, and 7 drove sometimes. and
sometimes others.
HAE!I 0N ptN NLrvY.
! ann trustee of the Gas Works.
l.-Haye you had any interviews with
Nir Seeley about this claim: If so tell us
about H. A-Tho Board instructed the
did $50. but we heard nothing
of it. and ! instructed the Secre-
Wy to tcll him to come mp. HE came
up the day before Council met, and be said
he hadn't had time 90 look over IL. He
asked as not t0 push MIN, and said he
would Ike 90 have time. He said week
or ten days would be enough ! heard
nothing more of 10, and ordered il sent To-
Council The day Council met he came up
and we had talk Hc said be had been
busy and hadn't had time 20 look itup II
was lard thing lO look mp, as be didn't
keep as strict am account of things he bor-
rowcj as hc did of things he bought and had
10 pay for
A.1. -cuylTZE.
m ono of the Trustees ! nave seen
the Seclcy bil Hccdmc to me after being
notified and desired 60 have the matter
postponed. he thought il couid be fixed
up iu amauuer satisfactory 20 the Board
He did NOT not want 20 published as Ac
would be disgraced. ! gave him note say
ING was willing lie said hc could not
meet 81 ail at once, bat hc could tiX II lp
! understood hc could not meet 10 all 40
once. sEmuathiTed with him, aud thought
hc ought to have chance ] Wantoi u
postponed till another meeting on account
. .l '.'i' '. ,ii 800 'e tic Iio.i -
H. i.. ,.-,'.,.,..I ,..,,.. ~ .l,.
'..s. ''-. ,rf ,ti5 '..., ir ,,.t ,,.ss so ss N
' ''''', ,,....l.. ~" ,...i,,,
Col Aruett was thorcas "a lawyer, but went
out. They denied the bin H ioio. That
"~7 'le "ls. ' S.''. .''U. ~ .'''.- ii ...
'-' -''''s' ''''' was '-
.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08

Tur soft glow of the tea rose U.s. ace
.,ir.d NV ladies who use pozzouis Com.
nleyion Powder. Try 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08

a very small woman came into Sisters
vilie. laio SATURDAY night. and was taken %
"a hotel and had lodgings furnished her by
the town authorities About T. o'clock
that uieht six men came t0 town on the
hunt of the woman There was in the
crowd uf six men. the woman husband.
and theothers were her brothers and her
brothers-in-law. who claimed that they had
been ON the hunt Of her since Thursday
evening The w0man's name was Francis,
and her home was Oh Cow creek. ] he
cause of her leaving home is thought ~
have been domestic trouble. The husband
and wife made up and all returned home
Sunday morning When she came theie
she was travelling under another name
and said She was on her way 20 her cousins,
who resided about three milc' De'o"
Wheeling
The Washington critic., 1890-03-23
AIpINo slcH Lnrrnn.cAnn1rns
"The nohomians" win Produce
LaTnnrhnnu for ThnIr nnnrHi

THE nohOminns" WIN Produce
"Fanchon" for Their Benefit.
THE Bohemiausn few days ago ad-
dressed the following letter to the prosi-
don't Of the Lctter-C Carricrs' Relief Associ.
alton; "lIaving become cogulzant Of the
fact, that during the recent grippe cpl.
demic the funds OF your association were
exhausted, also that the rules and rcgula-
tions OF the Department prevent its mem
hers taking any active course hy which to
teplcnish the same, and appreciatiug the
lettcrcarricrs' faithful and arduous sery-
ices and uniform courtesy, and feeling as
sured that We shall have the sympathy and
support Of the public in our movement, we,
as an organization, tender you our services
for boneht, ana should the offer meet
with the approval Of your society, the time
and place viii be determined upon at an
early date"
To this letter the following reply was re-
cclycd from President &. c. Crouch: "Your
communication of the lst inst. addressed
TO the president of the Letter Carriers As
socatiOn referring to the exhausted condi-
tiOn OF our treasury in consequence of the
extraordinary demands made upon it dur
ing the prevalence Of the grippe epidemic,
and that under the rules of the Postoilce
Department we are paralyzed and unable
OF ourselves to take any active part in any
public effort to replenish its funds, aud
also referring in very complimentary terms
to the arduous duties devolving upon us,
the faithful and courteous manner in
which they have been performed, has been
received, and its complimentary allusons
very highly appreciated. In reply allow us
to express our gratitude for this extremely
generous offer, aud to accept it with our
most heartfelt thanks"
4
Lincoln Music Hall April o. upon which
occasion will be rendered the play of "Fau-
chon," and IL is TO be hoped that the public
will generously aid "The Bohemians" in
their earnest endeavor to contribute to the
lettercarriers' relief fund.
The Washington critic., 1890-03-23
MRS coNDory uAs uEl, say.
She Tells tho Circumstances OF Her
Kelnllnna Mith DInk


An answer was Glcd yesterday ia the H..
vorce proceedings Of Dr. Vilmos Condory
against his wife Goldo. She admits the
marriage In New York and the birth of three
children; that the two girls are now at
school in Belgium, and that the boy is
living with the respondent She admits,
also, that she did wrong on March -, 1880,
but thinks that the circumstances ought to
be- considered In polllation OF her oltense.
The petitioner, she says, has always been
absorbed in his profession, dcvoting nearly
his entire time to studying the science and
practice Of his special branch Of medicine,
thereby ncglecting to give TO respondent,
who Is young and of fun habit, that atten-
tlon so essential to domestic felicity.
While breeding over this state of affairs
she met Ewcll A. Dick, who represented
himself as an unmarried man, and who
forced himself upon her notice at first 10y
attempting to llirt with her when waiting
for street ear at the corner of Fifth and
1 streets northwest, and also in front of the
Office where he is employed, while she was
passing to and from her priest.
Furthermore he offered her his umbrella
whom she was caught In a shower and took
advantage of her want of familiarity with
American customs, habits aud manners,
and pursued her everywhere, early and
late, both in person and by letters. He de-
voted himself to her and showed all the
little courtesies aud attentions which at
tract women, aud even offered to obtain
the respondent divorce so he could marry
her himself
Mrs. Condory says that she fell into the
trap thus laid by Dick and came to regard
him ms her best friend. Later, under a
pretext of introducing her TO his friends,
he took her to 2l0 B street, place which
proved to be all assignation house, and
where he was falniliarly known as Mr..
Metznger. Having once got her in bis
power Dick was relentless and threatened
her with exposure.
1t was, Mrs. Condory alleges, Dicks own
proposition to conc to her house on March
3, and he suggested that respondent have
everything ready for good time. When
Dick came to the house that evening she
says he ordered her to send away the ser
want, aud be remained then, notwithstand-
ing respondents remonstranccs. lie in-
sisted on remaining, and did SO until the
doctor came.
The Washington critic., 1890-03-23
AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AMI
WASHINGTON HALLWAY.
Il rprFor FEpnrAnY 99d. 1sOo.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

III etteCt DEC. ~ lSSU,
Leave Washington from Station corner of
New jersey avenue and C street.
FoR CHICAGO and Northwest, Vestibuled
Limited express daily 11:so m, express $50
For CINcISNATI, st. Louis and Indianapo-
lis, express daily, 3:l0 and 11:30 p m.
For PITTsBURG and Cleveland, VestibuIed
Limited express daily 11:So IN and express
For LEXINGTON and Local stations, t1o:so
m.
Fon WINCHESTER and Way Stations, 1880
Fon LrRAY, $40 p m.
FoR BAITIMoRE, week days, 400, 500, 6.4o,
S.so' S;s0, 9S0, 945 Gl.oO. 1acO, Is mlnutes),
utesG 3s5, 4.25, 43O, 435, 5,30 6,20, rio, As,
9,oC, 1870 and II so p M. Sundays, 400, 7.2o,
sSS' sSo' sgo e 915 m 1890 Is minatssl ii5
7.45, 9.o0, 1890 and 1i.S0 pm.
Fon WAY STATIONS between Washington
and ID Banltimore, II s co. $40 $40, M 1910, 3.2s
sso' 30 1;so' y 1 ll;S0 Il P M Sundays, $50 m, is.
TRAINS leave Baltimore for Washington,
week days, $40, 6.2o, 6 80, go, 745, 500 $50,
9i5 and 10,15 m; 100, 1s.15, 1.50, e.1O, 800,
1osO, l025 and II p: m. Sundays $50, 7.45, $50,
DO, 1918 q IN; 1900 1850, 1.50, 2i0, 415
5;oo, 20 7iO, 7.3O. $50, s.s5, 1o.aO, 1926 and
FoR ANNAPOLIS, 6.4o m, 1910, d.s5 m.
On Sundays, $50 m, 4.35 p m. Leave An
napolis $40, a m. 12.05, $50 p m. Sundays,
For STATIONS on the Metropolitan Branch,
t6.45 5000 8 m, sl.10 m for principal sta.
tions ouly; 80 m, 1890 and "a. 80 D M
For ROCKVILLE and way stations, t4.35 p m.
For GAlTHERsEURG and Intermediate points,
'90O m, Il 90, *5.S5, t11.35 p m.
For BoYD's and intermediate stations, II 90
p m, 5000 pm.
CHURCH TRAIN leaves Washington on Sun
day at !. 10 p m, stopping at all stations on
Metropolitan Branch.
Fon FnE9ERlck. t6.45. t1i.ao M, 1910, t4.sO
p n, Sundays, 1.l0pm.
FoR HAGERsTowN, tii.a0 a. m. and rs 30
p. M.
TRAINS arrive from Chicago daily l1.45am
and i05 p m; from Cincinnati and st. Louis
daily 34b q m and i;50 p m; from Plttsburs
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA d.
For NEW YORK. Trenton, Newark and
EhZabeth, N. j., 400, $500, "020, 1920 m,
es,SO, 40 and 1880 p m. Buffet Parior
1870 p m, open at 900 m. - '''N
FoR PHILADEIPHIA, Newark, Wilmington
and Chester, t400.. 1900, 20 20, *1eOO a m,
1870, "4.90, +710 and 1000 pm.
Fon INTERMEDIATE POINTS between Balti-
more and philadelphia, 1890 and $40 IN,
TnArNs LEAvE New York for Washington.
.sSS:sg, fii,go m, *sOo, $3.50 800 p m and
.TRAINs LEAVE Philadelphia for Washington,
.1.fo, 'Sl5, I'll 10 N, tl.25, *4.iO *Go5. +7.40
p IN.
For ATLANTIC CITY, 400 a m and 1890 M.
Sundays, 400 m and 100 noon.
tEXcept Sunday. FDaily. sSunday only.
Baggage called for and checked from no
tels ard residences by Union Transfer Co. on
orders @ lelt AZ ticket Offices, Ol9 and 1851 Pa.
ave- and al Depot.
j.. II. oDELL, CHAS. o. SCULL,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
The Washington critic., 1890-03-23
How TO ssieot a VIC.

tOod health, good morals, good sense
and good temper, are the four essentials
Tor a good wife. These are the indispensa-
hlCs. After them come the minor advan-
;ages Of good looks, accomplishments,
family position, etc. With the first four,
married life will be comfortable and happy.
Larhiug either, it will be in more or less
degree failure Upon good health dc.
pcEdh largely good temper and good look h,
ard, 20 some extent, good sense also, as the
best mind must be affected more or less by
The weaknesses and whims attendant on
flail health. Young man, If your wife Is
falling into a state Of nvalldisin, first Of all
things try TO restore her health. II she is
troubled with debilitating female weak
rcsses, buy Dr. Pierce's Fayorite Prescrip-
lion. Ii will cure her.
The Washington critic., 1890-03-23

To CRAM oNE's HEAD full of knowledge
and the stomach full of food, and then
neglect to observe the simplest laws of ma
tule, are the uniailing means to induce
nervousness and constipation and certain
loss of health !ayador prevents all this
trouble. Price only 25 cents package.
The best remedy for the complaints of
carly childhood, such as collie, aatulency,
etc, is DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price %
CENTS