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HAIL IN THE NORTHWEST.
Roofs Pierced, Trees Stripped and Hogs
and Chickens Killed.

At New Richmond. Mimi, most terrific
wind and hail storm came up about II 80 yes
terday forenoon. The windows ON the west and
north side Of every building in the village and
for miles on either side in the country are
broken. The storm about forty miles wide
and about ten miles long. All uncut grain in
Its path is a total loss. The hail in some in
stances is as large as a hens egg and covered
the ground for several inches. The loss is esti-
mated at from s75, 900 to Sl50000 Many hogs
were killed and hundreds of chickens persisted
In some instances the pieces of ice were driven
with such force as to pierce through the roofs
of buildings.
Sioux Falls, S. D., was also hit The storm
lasted about five minutes, and did Sl0,0 900 or
5000 damage in the way of broken windows
and injury to trees and shrubbery. Reports
from outside show the track Of the storm to
have been forty miles vide from Beaver creek
to Salem. The damage to small grain will be
comparatively slight, as most of it was in the
shocA, but corn was stripped of leaves. The
streets of Sioux Falls remind one Of an autumn.
the sidewalks being strewn with leaves, while
the trees stand bare.
A Winona, Nina, special says: One Of the
heaviest wind storms that ever visited Winona
struck that city about 2 o'clock this afternoon,
accompanied by rain. Shade trees were blown
down in all parts Of the city. blocking the
streets and sidewalks. The iron roof Of the
Porter Touring mill was torn out. also portions
OF the roof of Schrath and Athens planning
mill and Youman Bros. and Hodgin's saw mill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04
THE GOVERNOR MAY VETO.
The Worlds Fair Bill in Danger Becaus,
of Excessive Legislation.

Aspecial from Springfield, ILL.,, asserts that
there is danger that the worlds fair bill may be
vetoed by Gov. Fifer. BY an amendment
adopted almost in the last moment of the
special session the legislature is said to have
possibly exceeded powers confded by the
special call issued by Gov. Fifer. The amend
ment in question is in relation to submerged
lands on the lake front, the ownership Of which
it is proposed to vest in the city of Chicago for
park purposes after the worlds fair is ended
This directly creates a new park and legislates
away the title to such submerged land as may
be reclaimed, which is the property of the
state 1t is declared that the call contemplated
legislation giving to the worlds fair only the
use of public grounds of either state, city or
park, for purposes of the fair. The amend
ment passes a title with certain restrictions
and creates new park, proposition
apparently not involved by the call and not
included in the title OF the bill, and the courts
OF the state have held time and again that .but
one subject shall be included in an act, and
that 1t shall be expressed III its title"
II Gov. Flfer is forced to veto the bill it is
understood that he will not reconvene the
legislature, but will allow the matter to be
reintroduced in the thirty seventh general
assembly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04
DRY AS DUST.
Terrible Condition of the Settlers on the
Cherokee Strip.

Allen G. Prior, prominent cattleman Of the
Cherokee Strip, and town lot boomer of Okla
homa, says the whole countryis burned to a
crisp. There will not be a crop of any kind.
The settlers will not have even hay enough for
their horses, if they will be able to keep from
selling them which is doubtful Corn is worth
fifty ceuts a bushel in Oklahoma now and not
enough has been raised to feed span Of mules.
Hundreds OF petitions are being circulated
through the territory and the adjoining states
asking for help for the suffering settlers.
Mr. Prior stated that the cattle Of the Chero-
kee strip we're in a horrible condition and that
they were forced to move them by October and
that there was nowhere they could be taken.
There il no grazing for them. and the result il
they are skin and bones. Il am satisfied" said
he, that if Presiden Harrison knew the con-
dition OF affairs he would give us additional
time to get out Considering how everything
is burned up. and how we cannot take our cat
tie to Kansas to tatten. we should have at least
until December l."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04
The School Strike Ended.

The strike among the workmen on the
public schools i'll New York, which
has been Oh for some days. and was
likely to cause a delay in the opening of
the public schools, was practically ended Fri
day after a conference between the walking
delegates and Superintendent OF CONSTRUCTION
DebeTOise- The latter announced that he
would endeavor to remedy the trouble com
planned Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04
Death of "A $4,000 Horse

Near Paris, Ky, the trottiug stallion Du
Quesne. record 2lO$4, by 1ippo Bashow, dam
Wild Rose, by Rysdyis Hambletonian, died at
Locust Grove stock farm Thursday. He was
owned by Philip Haeke of New York. and
valued at SJG,UJe. Also George Alexander
lneZ 40, :, by The Moor, dropped dead near
Paris. Ky, Thursday while being driven. She
was bought last spring for : 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04
Revoked a Schedule.

The Iowa railway commissioners have re-
yoked the schedule of joint rates promul-
gated BY them June 10 and which was
supposed to have gone into force July L.
In its stead they have issued an order
providing that when a shipment is made over
two or more lines III this state each road shall
be entitled to 50 per cent of the local rate as
provided Ill the tariff which goes into effect to-
day. The paliroads have bitterly opposed the
former schedule and have refused to adout IT,
The new schedule will be much more satisfac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04
The Jeanette Memorial.

The work on the monument TO the Jeanette
arctic expedition is progressing at the Brooklyn
navy yard. The first bronze tablet for the
monument was successfully cast on Wednesday
and taken out of the mold Thursday. On it
are inscribed the names OF Lieut.. Commander
De Long, Lieut.. Chipp, Surgeon Amber,
Meteorological Collins Ice Pilot Dunbar and
htt@en enlisted men. The tablet No. will be
cast In Ia Few days. 1t will be as a memorial to
both victims and Survivors OF the Jeanette ex-
pClltlpn.
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Bought for the Standard Oil Company

j. l.. Mclean Of Winfield, Putnum county.
Va. has sold to ID. q. Courtney of Pennsylya-
MIA, the white oak timber on tract of 81 900
acres of land IN Putnam, Jackson and Kama
VIVA counties, which it is estimated will make
i0,0OO.10O slaves. He has also granted him
rights OF way over the land for six years. in
which time 1t is thought the timber will be
gotten OF. Courtney has in turn assigned the
same 10 the Standard OIL Company OF Ohio for
a valuable consideration not named in the
deed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04
A Bridegroom's Suicide.

About six weeks ago Grid Horton OF Cort-
land, n. Y, married a young lady at Whitney
Point. They made their home at Cortland.
Trouble arose between them and Mrs. Horton
soon left her husband. Friday afternoon Hor-
ton took two ounces Of laudanum and died Sat-
urday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04
Killed for Stealing Newspape,

private Waterman named ]. L. Menyleess
yesterday detected Henry Almond, colored,
twenty years old, stealing newspapers from
doorsteps in Philadelphia. He pursued the
thief quite distance and finally drew his re-
volver and fred, the ball taking effect in the
fleeing youths back. Death resulted last night
Menyleese surrendered himself to the police
and will have hearing today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04
SO, 900 for Saving q Life.

The Montreal man who recently fell while
boarding a moving train at Old Orchard, Ne.
and who was saved from going under the
wheels by Frank E. Morrill,, popcorn peddler
on the train, has rewarded his rescusr With
the promised $1,000. The gentleman desired
his name to he withheld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04
SEA.SlDE-NEW ENGLAND.
EENwICK HALL
SAYBROOK POINT. CONN.

This desirable family hotel is most delightfully."- stu-
ated the Sound. at the month of the Connecticut
river, and is open for the reception OF guests,
UNDER THE DIRECT MANAGEMENT OF THE
PROPRIETORS OF THE HOFFMAN, HOUSE
FENwICK HALL has all the modern improvements
including hot aud cold salt water baths special rates
for the season. For circulars, &c. address FENWICK
HALL, Saybrook Point, Conn, or K V. FOOTE, Hof-
man House New York. 1y23-w.f&ml0t
nIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BAR HARBoR
II NEW YORK. MAINE AND NEW BRUNSWICK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The 81 RICHLY F1RsT.CLASS STEAMER WIN
THR0P leaves every SATURDAY, beginning June z
at pm, DIRECT for BAR HAkBOR. EAS1PORT
and 81. JOHN.
Steamer Lucy P; MILLER leaves every Tuesday at
noon for kockland. hockport Belfast Bucksport and
Bangor. Connections tor Northern aud Eastern
Maine and the Provinces.
The most convenient and enjoyable route for CAM
POBELLO, ST. ANDREWS, GRAND MANAN
MOOSEHEAD LAKE and all resorts in Maine.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Steamers leave Pier u, l., L. near foot Of Maiden
Lane. Freight received daily on covered pier Ticket
can be purchased at Lows Exchange, 0{7 Brosdvay
For further information apply to
i. II. SMITH & Co. General Managers
IL and 10 William St,
my2S-eo3m Room % New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

Noto is The time to stamp out the stupid lie often
used W tie ddCUcGteS Of tie Atki,lSOa LiH that the
ctfizehs Of other sections Of Washington regard
Tih indifference the Suc7rdce Of the Tires and prop
erty Of the peopte ~ SOati. HdsIsiagtoa. Send in
your protest against the calun.ny.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DAY RIDGE HOTEL. BAY RIDGE ND
u HOTEL OPENS JUNE ID.
Location unsurpassed. First-class accommods.
tons. Transient rates e. to S:B per dsy Weekly
rates tl2 and upward. Special rates for families
WILLIAM AEZlCk. superintendent
ny2etoauSO Bay Ridge. Nd
(,OBBs ISLAND. YIRGINIA'S SEASIDE RESORT
~ IA the Atlantic ocean increase OF Hotel accomno-
finest besch and surf bathing in the world snpe shoot
reached daily by n T., p & n. r. L. from north or
south Passengers going to Cobbs Island get Oh
at Cobb's station: trains: We will meet the li:27 q
north bound train and the 5:ls pm south bound
train 81 Co6bs Stston pessengsrs transferred 70 the
week, $40 per month hotel physician, &c. For fur
Their information address A. J. COBB. Prop. 3e5-2m
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Shot His Little Sister Dead.

Henry Frybarger, young man of Salisbury,
Pa, while shooting snakes Saturday accident
ally shot his eIght-year old sister. The ball
lodged Ill her breast, killing her instantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

James Clark & Co., New Orleans. coffee.
have failed. Liabilities, sl5s.Oo0; assets,
$4,000. Indebtedness to New York and Liver
pool nrms about S60,0OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04
SUMNER RESORTS.
Observation-Disclosures.

4 .HERRf-SroNR COTTAGE-BATHING BOAT
~ ing Fishing Oysters Crabs. CLANS, fish. No Mos.
Gultoes no Malaria Cold, pure soft Water Steamers
twice daily from Old Point TO Cape Charles. rail 10
Cheriton station; bus cottage. Terms I'll - per
DAY; slO per week; e35 for 4 weeks.
j. Is. WISE,
,y2-2m Cherry stone p O., Northampton Co, Va
~ the Lower Potomac-fsuily Hotel; rne beach.
attached 20 house; good music: cuisine unsurpssse
Ior PARTICULAR sddress ". a. CRUMP. Proprietor. or
DIR. X. II. EVANS. 1891 ST. NV. ,e5-.m.
A TLANTIC HOTEL OCEAN CITY. MD. Is NOW
"A open Largest and best located house the beach
flne bathing. cunning, fishing szliaR; electric
bells: Eo mosquitoes. good music; old popular prices
restored Address T. L. WEIGH. Manager. aS-lm
SEA SIDE HOTEL. OCEAN CITY, MD. Is OPEN.
For Particulars time table, railroad and steamboat
fare apply to Star offce 10 JOHN IKACl, Pro-
pr1etor iy.p-lm
bright HOUSE, REHoBoTH BEACH. della
- ware. Will reopen June Is lsg0. Address
myl7-3m' WALTER BUXTON.
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PROFESSIONAL

DRoF. CLAY. The oLp-LsTABIIsHED ONLY
IL reliable genuine and Bstursl-born ClsarSoyanS
Astrologer aud Medium In this city; borp with yea
wonderful prophetic gait OF second sight reyess
every hidden sIery nnds lost stolen propery;
brings separated together causes speedy mszrsGes:
gives success business removes family uoahssA
evil nnuences advice On businesa love. or ally hing
you IN doubt OF. All business confidential sevs1
been known ~ fail
Hours, y N ~ s.3opR ssndsyS 2tos SPIN
Strings. Soc
Pariors. sos 18th st. NV N14-e4ts
AZ ME- RAPHAI. THE CELEBRATED CLAIkvUY.
M ant and Artrolos1st the seventh daughter bora
with csul. has voAder1ul healing power. Gives Hsmss
aud lucky dates. DoIt isll " SO tins lady kooD
10. yl0f stn.w. 3yle-lsr
rINHE PUBLIC rs INVITED TO TEST MASSAGE
II treatment. recommended by leading ply sscssnf
tbs only successful remedy nervous kindred
diseasss- AIS st. nv. Miss q. l. DiEHi- frse-
0tlonsr. au2-zs
NINE: BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE EVENTS or
Ul LIE. AL business confidential Ladies and
genuemen % cents esch 400 a.. estysel s1 sn1
18th ste. Nv. ly1o-4w'
MNL DREAMER. <l9h 9TH 81. NV WILL
U1 he sbsent from the city until septenber ID
Has goss 70 the seAshore for tbs s1mneE uxl-xvs
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RAlLhuADS.
(HksAPKAkr AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule in Eject Nay Is

Schedule in Eject May Is
Trains leave Onion Depot eth and streess 70 81
NoTtois asiy sr Nsr at 9S fS B soiS5i naa
IL an. cincinnsu EIprcss daily 20 stations in
ss..erls sieeper through sissSus eS.ass % Can
IL 10 P'm. S.,; Ss an Limited ADJ s,,.
shsns. 70 ensana aa 's s.,, sS5 s.sS s'f.s,
ington ana louisville Puii%an o.. an , op.s !.
tseSeiye psssenssrs st . pm.
oA-oe' oAS fsansy lNAnia avenue
,,,, Hw FULLER
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Lew. v..s s1nsaSi, M IN sfec, June eo lsso
iIoin station corner Of Nsv ysrssg
pres. aa Ss~G s3d Northwest ys.s6asa IAmis.S g.
o. aSr SRsss,nns Loa.s ana ss .,
f.s t ns..sur. and Cleveland. erpr... daily % |.
u so LsIanstOn and point. the Shenandoah y.ass
tor Winch M,Dshs.tst and way stations. rs .sop.m
? i ST 4, s.lSn. s nee. d.y soS 90. as 20
!sis IS miaais. s:ss 20 = SO 90 = s,sS's.
s:sS 1850 ii 20 pm m oi sSna.g ye 90 ssS
us. g SO. IS minute a%; go IS n,np,.. %
n p1l.a 900 oiiN e:2G f:S6 s.3s' 10 so
For Way stations between w..hinston and s,,,,.
niD is 90. 80. : 80 Am 1910, 25 80. 81
30 10 SahdASs $50 an. Loo. 3.2a. 81
Isis: k S.ss ESi!nGT' ie5 s,sns,sa asy
100 aad 10 80 am 1900. IL 40. 2;i0. sd
800 ioi6. 10 50 an. ND G Go Se So sans. so
Y:,So. 10 ,Sa 80 80; 80, ig:sS no.
For anlsrSis IS aud SO ana M. Il ~ ii ana 30
shS So an Ia t SO p as.'i su aRsss
a. fsG s'atiOp, Gn The Metropolitan Branch. 10 30.
~ % a. M; 81 10 I'M for Principal oaly
toI kock,ille and Nss stations. "a s5p.m
ISSS III % .m. ma ii i1 ioo $500 gs,s ss
fer BGyd's ana intermediate stations. .7.oopm.
Church train leaves Washington on sunday :. 4
For Il ~ .anp1s 81 MetrepOi,n branch
Ior Ilasersto1n. no 40 am. and IS 3opm.
S:lO nm, from Cincinnati and 81 loui. dslia q I'd
- IN an -'Oo I'm. iron htt.burg 10 am. 500
ny NEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
for .ss York Trenton, Newhr., ., and EiiIS6eth
- 90 and 40 80 pm. BGfe, Fsriot Gar. % III
es{ Trans. Sleeping Gar ths 40 30 p M open
nor PlaiadelPh. - o5, rs 90. 100 .ia 90 noon
.for Newark, bel. WiIniinston ana Chester. q os.
oS an 'I2:oo noon 2s5o q 90 DID ssa
,, fGr in,ermediate point. between Baltimore ana
pm '' '~' --~
q rams ran leave New York Tor Washington % 90
night. WV f'"- ~ne A-'AS
a. Train. leave Philadelphia for Washington, - "a.
- 80 PIN ia. 800
- or Boston 80 SO pm, With Pullman Buffet Sleep
Ing car running through 20 Boston xitlout change
va foushkeei SIZE Bridge landing passenger b IND
for Atlantic City, 4 :O5 and 10 An 90 noon
sundays. 90 am, IL noon and I q so pm
FOX BAY RIDGE
Week days. o:l5 am. 80, 30 pm sund.ys
80 am. 80. 3:l5 pm
Leave bay Ridge, week days. q 40 4 IN m nm Sum
days, 900, $50 4. IA.
fEhcept sunday. DAILY. gSunday only
Baggage called tor aud checked from hotels ana resi-
oehces y Union Transfer Company orders left "a
CHAs q. SCDLI. Gen. fAss Axelit.
J. I. ODELI. lisn. Malaxer 80
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CHoKT ROUTE to L9ssPqN,

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NOkDDEUTSCHER LLOYD n. & co
Past Express Steamers
To Southampton London, Hsyre). Bremen.
noon Fuida. We'd, Aug Is. 5 y M :werrs. Sat. Aug.
10 y. IN. ssale. Wed. Aug. 20. am Ems. Sat-.
Aug. - III n No.
Comfortable state rooms excellent table, luxurious
ward berth according location; I'd cabin. 600 an
adult; steeraxe At lov rates Apply " 4 II.
CUNARD IINE-sTATE ROOMS CAN BE RE.
Oseryed ct the Washington agency; frst-ciass Ac-
commodstions from $50 api second class, e3S and
$40; steerage, e20. CHAS- /. DU BOIs 4 CO..
6snkera sole Agents. 63l y ct. NV my23-3m
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COUNTRY BOARD.

VNERRAcE FARM. SOUTH RIvER-BoARDING
fruit IN abundance. Terms. adults. 60. Address ID.
W. HIGGINS, Annapolis. Md. su4-3ts
L'XCELLENT COUNTRY BOARD FOR ABOUT
SIX persons; plenty of milk and excellent water
T. GREENE, Cisrksburg, Montgomery co., Md as-3t'
vacant at Harris House. near station and % miles
from Washington: good shade excellent water. Ad-
dress Mrs. Il. c. HARRIS, Purcellyille. Loudoun
county, Va. au2-Jts
ct oCUsT LAWN" SUMMER BOARDING
~ House; fruit. milk. &c. IN profpsion: table
shade; no small children taken. Address FRANK
kEPP. Boyd's, Md au2-0t
DLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, FOOT OF BLUE
I'D hid9e Mountains; grand scenery. roads, shady
vegetables. &c. large parlor home comforts Mrs.
j. H. WATERS, Snickersyille, Va au2-3t'
DoARDERs WANTED FOR THE MONTHS OF
ID August and September; accommodations good;
rates SO per month; two IN room, 80 No children
under twelve. References given. CARROLL GAR
NETT, Box I'll, Front Royal, Va au2-6t
BROOKS MANsIoN-BROoKs' STATION MET
DBranch b. q q. RR.; minutes walk from cleo
trlc cars; large airy rooms excellent board; large
grounds; plenty OF shade; terms reasonable au1-3t'
OFNTIEMEN CAN SECURE GOOD COMFORT
Nabe aecopmodatiens on The Potomac river; God
THOs PEMBRoKE
ye9-1ot' Ridge. 81 Msry-s Co. Nd.
INCUR VACANT ROOMS AT DE LANDER FARM;
IL two communicating; half mile from boyd's. Metro
and beautiful lake ,or bathing. Address = Dc
SS<yoMFoRT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIT
" uated in mountains Of Maryland. near HarIers
Ierf week NM CLARK. Keep TrysI Wash Co. Nd.
iy15-1ms
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IN TIE MOUNTAINS.

4 URORA, WEST VIRGINIA
"A The finest health resort in the AlIepbaues pure
spring water. Bracl1g air. Soft spring bcds. Good
table abundAntly supplied bowling alley tennis aud
cTouuet No logs, no hay fever. mosquitoes Call
at star office for circulars address j. II SdAFFEK
Proprietor. I:I,, i'm
MOUSTAIN VIEW HOUSE, IN AIIFGHFNlES
Atk 5000 feet elevation large airy rooms; rood
DOard saddle and driving horses bowling alley; lawn
tennis; reas nabie rates. Address JOHN A LANTZ
aurora. W VA .e6-.ms
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rATSkILL MOUNTAINS,
SARATOGA.
LAKE GEORGE
ADIRoNDACKs.

On and after SUNDAY, JUNE %. express trains on
West Shore railroad will to and from the Jersey
City Station OF the lenns ylSania railroad making,
close CONNECTION with fast trans and ash
lngtUn.
CAISklLL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS-Leave Wash
lilSton 20 y Jersey City station a. m
Arrive Hotel kaatersEIll, Kingston. s AZ u ma
Grand Hotel. 8:O9 pm. Phonicia 20 m. ParIor
cars LllGdelIhla to Hobart and jersey Ci Grand
Hotel Station.
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN TX
PitfSS = cave Washington IL 30 pan. Jersey City
station IL 20 am Arrive Hotel hHatersklil, via
hlngston, 90 pm. Grand Hotel, 70 D. n Phue-
nic!a. 80 IN. Mountain House station Is T. IA
faienvllle; 20 pm. Arrive saratoga , 80 y. M ,
Caldwell, Lake George : :35 IN. Parlor from
Jersey City for Hotel kaaterski, Grand Hotel station
Saratoga and Caldwell.
SARA OGA AND CATsKILL MOUNTAIN sPE-
ClAL-IeaNe WASHINGTON 300 ~. Jersey City sta
ton At % pm. Arrive Hotel haaterskiIl VIA king
stun, 9:lO pm; Grand Hotel 3 40 pm Phanicls
4s pm; Mountain House station, 30 .. W. Pslen-
vile, 500 pm. Arrive Saratoga - % pan. Pnrlor
cars from Jersey City for Hotel kaaterskill Grand
hotel station and Washington 70 Saratoga without
change.
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania railroad Offices and
connect n the Jersey City station for all northern
through. &. E IAMBFRT
ie:95-to sci General Passenger Agent New York
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ATTORNEYS.

|yAMPBEIL CARRINGToA, ATToREKy-Ax.LAV
~ Webster Law building BOO u SIN. - v ashtnetoo
y. O HesidencA S3S 4 u Rw ~
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CoRNELIUs L. KEEDY. President.

L EE MAR COLLEGE, WITH MUSIC AND ART
N Conservatory. IL the school for Young Women.
send for CATALONIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

NEW YOkk MILITARY ACADEMY
IN COEhWALL-US-HID ~OS. NY
EOr Illustrated cataIu que OF Il Iages address
Col {. J. MIGHT. BIS, AM, Superintendent
tylU-tosIn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

4 1LARENS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, : MILES PROM
~ WashlnztOn. Strictly Select Home School. Com
petent teachers Location ing and healthy Accessi-
bic BY raIl. Miss NJ NJ. NOkIHINGTON, Seminary
/. o.. Fairfax county, Va tylg- I4tF
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SUMMIr HOTEL. GAITHERsBURG, MD, $50
- It. above Washington. Forty minutes ride there
from depot ia SIGHT; abundance OF shade, ice milk
jy3l-6t'
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NIkGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, LIKING
ton. Va SD year state Military, Scientinc and
Technical School. Thorough courses IN general and
applied chemistry and engineering CCufers de-
gree OF graduate academic course also degrees Of
bachelor Of science and civil engineer technical
courses All expenses, CludiLg clothing and Incl
Gentals. provided al rate OF ESQ per month, an
average for the four years, exclusive of outht.
GkN. SCOTT SHIP,
fxl 4
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jy1l-eo19t

Il EHIGH UNIVERSITY Is BEYOND DOUBT
IL one Of the lest technical and classical institution.
OF the country. Through the generosity OF It,
founder the Hon Asa Packer tuition offered free
al able " pass the requirements ADMISSION III,
Preparatory school for Lemgh University is the
school recommended and endorsed Is such By Presi
dent and faculty OF the University. For Catalogues
anu particulars al ply to the Principal.
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NV AIEh GAP HOUSE,
w Delaware Water Gap Pa
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A NTHONY HALL HARPER'S FERRY, VIVA
n Highest point between shenandoah and Potomac
rivers Send tor card and te: nls- ). W LIGHYNER
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jyl5-lm'
7 oCKWoOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W VA.
Mrs \. T. DONE1T, proprietr ess will ol,en June
9TH among the lnountaI shady lawns ROOMS ne wly
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excellent table: fresh milk terms SO per week.
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PLUE MT. HOUSE, WASHINGTON Co. MD
- now open. Rooms may be engaged by applying by
letter or III person to J. r. SHANNON. Carrollton
Hotel, Baltimore Nd nN.I an
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PETHEL CLASSICAL AND MILITARY ACADEMY
II prepares tor Business University of Virginia and
vest Point. Address Maj A. u. SMITH, Bethel
catiemy 20. Va auI -eoIrn.
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