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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-18
u IcHMoND AND DaNvILLE RAIL.oAp co.

Z edmond AND DiNvILLE RAILROAD CO.
Ia achedule III effect NONEMBLR >. 1890
o:3O a. m--East tennessee Mail, daily Tor Warren
ton. GUrlonsvIlle. Charlottesville, Lynchburg and
Stations between Alexandra and Lynchburg, Roan-
9ke, Atlanta. Bristol. Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Memphis.
lottessliie, Stations Chesapeake and Ohio Route
LyuchDurg. Rocky Mount, DsLvIile and Stations Lr-
tween l.ynchburg and Danvllle. Greensboro Raleigh
Ashevliie. Charlotte. Counlbla Augusta, Atlanta,
California Pullman Sleeper New York To Atlanta and
Iusnan >leerers Atlanta TO New Orleans. Pullman
zee er DAnNllle to Columbia and Augusta. Pullman
sttlrs Washington 10 Cincinnati via and U. Eouie
2:.,o p.m.-Daliy, except SUNDAY, for Manassas
Strashiug and intermediate stations
-, p.m.-Daily rams to irecnyIlie, &C. carving
Sleeter to Memphis VIA Ls-nchbury and Bristol
II 10 p.in-Nestern Express daily for Manassas,
Chsrlottesyllle. stannton Louisville, Cincinnati.
with Pullman sleeper for Louisville.
IL ;0G y. Southern Express daily for Lyrchblr
Danville, Kaeigh. hsheSiile. Charlotte, Columbia
snG California Punan Testibule Car washington TO
New orleans via Atlanta and Aiontguiuery pullnau
Sleeper Washington 70 birmingham, Ala. via Atlanta
anu Geo: gia Pacifc Halfway. and Pullman sleeper
salisbury Also Washington to Augasts via Danyiiie
aud Charlotte
ington $500 M daily, 6:s5 daily aud AS p m
daily: returning arrive Washington $50 a. m ard
o;i5 pm. ard d 81 s.in
through trains from the south via Charlotte Dan
VILE and LynchbG arrrvc in Washington :53 NJ
$40 H. and Chop. via East Tennessee Bristol
and -ylchburS at 800 pm. and Il nm.
pcake aud Ohio route and Charlotte syille 4S ~
and 1l0 pla. and :o3 an Strssburg local at 10
Am
Tickets, sleeping reservation and Information
furnished AID baggage checked - office, 1900 Penn
syvania ave. end At passenger staton Pennsylvania
III JAS L. TAYLOR. Gen Pass. Agent.
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SACKED EY OUTLAWS.
A Reign of Terror Caused by Tramps
in the SchuyllIiH Valley.

in the Schuylllill Valley.
The organized band OF tramp outlaws that
terrorized the inhabitants Of the SchuyIkiIl VAL
ley in eastern Pennsylvania last fall and winter
have resumed operations after suspension dur
ing the summer. Within the past fortnigh.
they have been accused of eleven incendiary
fires, eighteen burglaries and one highway rob-
berry.
These outrages have all been perpetratcd
within radius Of thirty miles OF Reading. In
the las. few days three incendiary barn burn
ings have occurred alone in Franklin township,
over in Oh ester county, and great excitement
prevails in consequence among the farmers of
the district. L. N. uoisey's cigar factory at
Rheinhold Station. three dwelling houses q
barn and ware house belonging to Eliza Dun
can at PhGnixvilie, the barr owned by Solo
mon Repninger near Boyer.own, and the stable
of Jefferson NJ. Keller in BEADING were also
burned by the inceudiaries' torch. WIlloughby
Meyer was attacked the public highway
near Allentown by a squad of tho tramps and
robbed and beaten TO unconsciousuess.
The robbers cleaned out the Boston clothing
house at Coatesville, murderously assaulted
and robbed old Mrs. Amanda Doebler at Leba-
non, Quilted D. q. Cassels store at Norriton-
vile, broke into Samuel b. Prutzman's cigar
factory at Adamstown, sacked John Faust's
residence at Amityville and John e. Jackson's
store at Upper Hay Creek, entered James
Petermsn's store and Thomas Harner's house
at Lindcld, pillaged H. Jenkins jewelry store
at Lebanon and Emanuel 4. Hostetter's fur
nishing store At Mannheim, wrecked VIM. NJ.
Gehman's Office at Macungie and successfully
despo:led the creamer;es At HpT Church, Beru-
vile aud Long Swamp. At Bernville they also
visited and robbed the residences Of A. +,
Shoch, John Brossman, Abandon SchaefIer and
John Ruth. At several OF these places they
were discovered, and when resisted fought
desperately with knives aud revolvers. Some
Of the band have been captured, but the ring.
leaders and the rank and fie are still at large,
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Indicted Forty-Seven Times.

The grand Jury Of the circuit court At Psrkers-
burg, VIVA, have found forty-ssvsn trus bills
Of indictment against e. Ward Clouston, for
ten years deputy circuit court clerk. II 10
charged that Clouston issued illegal papcro as
result OF which the state authoriiies have
paid out from 90, 900 10 $4,000 In excess of
what was legally dua.
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lSS5S6-S7
TOTAL q. 400 4s,s1o sa.oss sa.sol Gs.52

TOTAL Sl.499 A5,s10 54,03S 31.S0l 05.52S
But it is not alone I'm numbers that tho great
increase of advertising is shown. The larger
space required for advertisements during the
year 1889 as compared with that occupied u
1855 ID even more striking
The average daily space nlled by advertise
ments in 1888 was Is 10 columns, or 777s columns
for the year; whereas for the year 1889 the daily
average was 2a75 columns, or s22s columns il
the aggregate, being total gain over the pre-
vious year of ga coiumnst And this, il nasa
be remembered, consisted exclusively Of the
ordinary everyday business advertising, nothing
in the way oftax sales, poll lists election rsturna
ETC., such % occasionally swell the business a
political organs, being includsd In 10 pssros
ags.
In eonclusiou, It b only necessary 10 say thaA
IN proportion 10 the extent and high charactss
Of il circulation, TEE srAa's advertising rates
taks rank with the very lowest in the country.
and 10 add, finally, that every statement hsrsis
made can be abundantly verified THE CIB,
cULATIoN OF THE PAPER rs SWORN TO
IT'S PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS ARE
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND ITS BOOKS
NAY BE INSPECTED By AMI ONE HAVING
~ DTRREsT IN THEIR ExAMINATIoB
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Il M PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
,,o, Ii0 HI NORTH. MESf AND SOUTHWEST
O0UbLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY,
oihhL hAiLS. MAGAIFICENr EQUIPMENT.

FINHE GREAT
tkgESS fs. kEsS Hs no soHfHwrsr
D sftti TRACE TRACK sPLENPip Scenery.
J JBssSs 5 5E SS% from STATION
G Of, Pullman yessieulo cars at lo:5o am daily
Iast Line, 1880 N. daily 10 Chicayo, Columbus
10 III moas with slesrrg Cars from har,isburx
fttss, 10 pm dai y; tarior Car WASHINGTON
LOUIS, Chicago ard iinc;nns;i and Dining Car Har:
EMsour; 10 st L.ait chlcago aud Cincinnati.
Cars s, @as,iinst:p 70 clicaro and st Louis con
nee hrcing lily 81 Har:isaurs with through seepsIs
Car latts5nrg TO Giehm9Ld aud Clic.so. Pacific
west, with through Sleeper to ht,sburg, and Tits
BALTINosE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
r0, daily sr,y except ,sp q, S,I,nday: s;lo.m.
o w snS sass g
For Wiiismsrort Iocr n~vsn and Einira At to 50 A.
For Tii iTaS snss daily. G s:sonm.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND TIRE EAST,
81 40 ~ Ia go and li;4o am. 2:lo. 3;l5.
BOO JIM aaa id Els 4ao on io sSo aSi
~ II; 20 pm. Limited Express q Pullman Farer
$40 am. Gaiiy except sunday ''s 70 ne" i'fA'
For New York only. Limited Express with DINING
v.., fGk ,iiTiIiDELrAIA ONLY.
Fast L.press :: 10 N week days and pm, daily.
For Boston. without change, 81 Is p m every day.
For Brooklyn, " Y, all trains connect at Jersey City
with boats OF Brooklyn Annex aordlIg direct trans
Ter 70 Fulton st. avoiding double ferTage across New
York city.
For Atlantic City. LAO am week days. IL 20 D. m
For Baltimore. 6:S5. 7:2o. s:lo, 100. e:4o 10 90.
a0;5O. IL 900 and u 40 Am. 12:O5, 2:l0. 3:l5
$50. 400 400, 4:30. 500, $40, 600, 40,
1o:oO and IL :2oPin. On Sunday, 90, u5, 10 80
lI:aO Am.. 2:l0. 3:l5, 3:30, 90, 4:2u, 90,
6:40, $780, 40. 1000 anu / 20 pm
For ioPes Creek Line. 10 and 80 p m daily
For Annapolis. 20 and 90 am, 70: o5 and 4 20
daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 8 200 am. and 20
pm.
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN EFFECT MAY IL. 1890.
For Alexandra. 80. 6:35, T:45, $40, 9:f5 10. 50
am: l2:O4 Noon. 2:0I, 500. Ara, 4 :55. g II,
S:02, 10 :0o snd II SO pm. On SUNDAY at A go
i;4h 9:4o, 1857 an, 2:3O. 6:ol. s:oa and
10 90 pm.
Accommodation for Quan.ico. S:45 m and :55 p m
week DAYS, T:40 AIN. Sundays.
For hielfuond and the south. 20 and 10 81 m.
daily. Accommodation 1 % H. ~ week days
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington q .O5, Or
s:O0. s:lO l0:lo, :Of am; 4 20 800, $3.50,
5:lO 6Oo, :05, y:2U, lU:37 and 1 4 :uS pm on
SUNDAY at y: 10 and Ii 90 ALI 10, 10, I:U5
G::9 9:20 and 10 81 pm
Tickets and informg tion the Office northeast cor
Fer OF l3ta street And Peunsy lyaia avenue and at
the station where orders be left the
CHAS. +. PUGH, j. r. MOOD
General Manager. In3I General Pa senrer Agent.
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NHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule in Effect Mayis.

Trains iesye Union Depot 9th and strcets n 81
Am. for Newport News. Old Point Comfort AMI
Norfolk daily. Arrive az Old Point ~ n 4 a n m
and Norfolk 1T $40 pm. i''
IL "a Cincinnati Express daily 70 stations q,
Virginia. West Virginia, Kentucky and Canc;nnaii
Nestbule Sleepers through without change 10 I,in.
cihl.aii, arriving al 40 an
IL 40 ,. nL. /; t. " Vesubuie Limited daily. Solid
trains, with GininS cars, run through without
change to Cincinnati kestibule Sleeper tor 10y.
ington and Louisville. Pullman Csrs are open 70
receive passcngers at Din.
Office: Sl3 Penilsy lvanis avenue
II. W. FULLER
Nl2-H General Passenger AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-18

MEN AND WOMEN prematurely gray and whose
hair Was falling are enthusiastic In praisiue Halls
Hair Renswsr for restoring the color and prevent
Ing balances.
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Ayse.22,Ias a3,ssa aa.4s4 a..osa $1,000

~ se'><sA>S <osoS< <1s4S4 &s.OS1 3O-O9O
Increase 1900. 1,539 I,S03 I,5ss 3,oos
or this remarkable average aggregate Of
$1,000 copies circulated daily, no more than
l,lo2 copies are sent out of the city by mail,
and !, LOG 60 to suburban places, by express
railway trains, etc., leaving as a net circulation
IN the city proper tie PHENOMENAL PRO-
POTION OF 1924 PER CENT, or AN AGGRE-
GATE of % $50 copies! OF this number,
II ,142 were delivered daily by regular
carriers at the homes OF permanent sub.
scribers.
The remaining G, 74o copies represent the sales
over the Office counter, at the news stands, Gne
by newsboys. But of this latter number a very
large proportion is supplied regularly to per
manent residents of the city living in lodgings,
&c. (not householders), SO that its whole circpls
ton may be literally said to be in the family
circle. While its aggregate circulation there
fore gives TIE STAR a dist,hcftye aud encidbs
position in modern journalism, the fuiiness Of
fits home circulation, the extent to which
It Is relied upon by members of the
household, and particularly by the pur-
chasing portion of the community, are
the marked characteristics Of the paper,
to which no other daily Journal now
published can furnish a parallel.
This is no idle boast on tho part of the paper.
It is o well established fact, demonstrated TO
the full satisfaction Of the sagacious and enter
prising business men Of Washington, who seek
and know where to find THE LARGEST
RETURNS FROM THE MONEY PAID OUT
FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the
growth Of TIE Stars advertising patronage.
Nothing more surely illustrate tire
esteem in which any article is held by the
public than a constantly increasing demand
for it-day by day. week by week, month by
month, and year by year.-in the face Of adj
verse claims and preteniious competition. The
figures following tell the story on this point:
SUxsER or NEW ADVERTISEMENTS sRrSTKD II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-18

NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
~ Select Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
aud Lttile Girls. -Four large houses with
open erourds front and Faculty Of twenty hye
professors and teachers Girls prepared Tor college
Tor the Harvard examination for Women.
PUPILS RECEIVED AT WELLESLEY COLLEGE
WITHOUT EXAMINATION UPON THE CEk-
IlFICAiE OF NORWOOD INSTITUTE
The following private classes will BEGIN carly in Nov
Object aud Cast Drawing. Mr. L. G. Messer;
Decorative Painting. Miss Iva lcConte;
hsrlnony. Dr. Anton Gloetzner;
p shakespeare and Study OF Del Sarte, Miss Mary
Evelyn Waibridge;
-.Modern Literature und Current Topics Mrs. Don T.
Halsey:
French Elocution and Conversations his own natural
and scientific method, Prof j. ID. tiaiard:
French Literature and History. Prot. Xavier Teillard
SierIiHn Ianguage and Literature. Fran Poesche;
Mandoiins, onitars and bapjos. A. v. Uolmes
slairsh. Pr.f. J. y CorTea:
Dancing. Dir. A. Dec. Aueiier
CoUrse III historical and Political Topics Of Modern
Germany. Or Ihii. Herman Sh0nfed.
individual INSTRUCTION III Voice Culture. Prof Otto
L. Silnon
On the PIANO. DR.. Gloetzner,
And in the French Lanslage, Prof Teillard.
For lrrticuars address Mr.. aiid Mrs. WILLIAM D.
CABELL- lS07 MsssachUse- is ave, Washington, D. c.
Si5
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

VENROpICAL TOUE. $50.
tourists can visit Jamaica and her GREAT EXIT
BillON, remain thege IL days. including Board aud
Resi;i-ucc the CONSTANT sPklNG HUTLL Vt
kiuystoi tour VI this BEAUTIFUL island by the AT
Lao IiNE S1EAMEkS Tor LOO, with the option Of
extending their mp. ut the OF
So A DAN,
To Hayti and Colombia. Accommodations drst-cIass
I'm, FORM GOD i Co. Ayts., - eta:e ST. NY.
ni-eoo6t THIS. COOK SON. Tourist AEcEci,s
S,hohT hoITE TO LONDON,
- NChDDE U1SCHEH LlGYD s. CO
fakt ExpIess SteGnera
Tosouthsluiton london. havre. Bremen.
Trave, eu., NOV. ~, AZ a.uI. a ul,.a, Z,
sov. "a. $3.50 m. LAIN, We'd, Nov. .6, I'm :
.Ider, olt.. Nov 80. AN Aler. " cd. Dcc. 3 ~
L.. Ncr,s. sat. Dec. q, nom.
ComfGtsble Siete rooms. excellent table Injurious
tIlc,n .rl.intn ents lTicts 1T cabin, and W.
noult; kteeruge NJ low rates. Aypy ~ Z. y.
DkOOP, Uao Penn ave. mis-
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- schedule In effect November 16. 1890.

- ccaeduis IN eject November 10. 1890.
Leave wa,h.ngton from station corner Of New
For ch,e.eo and NortHwcss. vessiesied Limited e,-
For SisSinn., Louis and isai.Sspoli.. express.
For L,,,.bSrE and Cleveland. express. daily $50
70: LsIinston and POINT. in the Shenandoah Valley.
For For Nineh.sser and Way Stations. t5;aop.m
iS @ n e seei days os. 500 IS, 700
.n; isfo. s sSg $50 $50 i S n eo
s: 'so 900 900 sis ga IS @i min
10 Pm snndsys. +.0S, T:2o. 80. 20 o: 3s
$50 oo Is S mnssss osi ~ goo. Is @
wy. 1880. II 80 pm.
mere 300 Gas $50 am. IL io 5ss -. SO JAZZ o
~ ~ il,3o pm Sundays. $50 Am. 90. 3..5.
Is.iS; leave ssl. nor i0 t Washington. week a.
I g9 oc rs. $50. 1:l5, 80 90 80. "a %
{;i5: 90 s oo i 20. Sos. SO. tS. & SO :Ss,
SIS, $50 &c iS Ss r'a ssssdays go go Ia
~, :; &c 9 ID. 90 62o. 0J, $50 40. 80
For Ann.ioii, 8; SIS and 80 Am. 1910 and rs
r. q assnsosys $50 N, $50 pm leave Nnnsro,
$50 iSs s;s,iqp. On the Me,roroli..n Branch 70
So and te5 sd PT'nsip4i stations only
i99:sse IN. tiS:oo. 1885, f4:s:i .5:33. sio 90.
fSr g9yds aud .ntermedrt. stations. - 90 m.
S NJ train leaves ashineton sunday d /: S
For fressse al AZ statiea. on hstrSpOii,,n Branch
VI: II. t:t:3u. "a 30 nm ' ''~' '
Tor haserstown. tic 40 IN and rs :3opm
a,is afrlve fron Chicago daily IL so am and
So p,.h: from CincnpAu and st. Louis daily 500
IN. An 500 i'm: from Pitis0ury 5lO am. $50
ROYAL BLUE LINE For NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
TOT New York. Trenton ana the East q 6:s. $500,
,,iV;uI :ut' a. m, - 90. e. 90 and siO:0 n. 10
Ihnef iarlor Gers ali dav trains Steering Car on
the lV;,O pm. orcn nj 300 pm.
az, nor lesion, LOO pm with pullman Buffet Sleep
my Oar running through 10 Boston without change,
N" r,S1snkeeIsle Bridse landing Passengers b.
For Philadeirha, 4 o5 rs co. 30 90 noon.
-:oo, so, IS 10 ard 10 80 I'm.
or Newark, Eei., Wilmington and Chester. II :05
| IS;Vn Am. 'l2:O0 noon 80: so. 800, .6:l5 aud
onIG I'm Limited express stopping AZ Llningtoa
for intermediate points between Baltimore and
pm. '-"' Wv"
Trains leave New York for Washington 90 CO. I'll 80
| 1m- .-vo 80. . 90 pm and Il. j D night.
rams ieaye Philadelphia for Washington, II "a
$40 Ani., II 40, Il 81. ",j:o5 1852 TIn.
for AtlSntc City. .V5 and III: GO a. M IL 90 noon
ouuuays. 4 800 8. m, L.. 90 noon.
| Except sunday. sDaily sSuuday only
LssKaec called for aud clicked from: hotels and
py Union transfer Co. orders left st
"SAeI o m 3ls and 1851 Pa. ave and at DEPOT
| -, oDELi. CHAS. o. SCULl,
| wen Msnager Gen. Pass. Ag't
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Ohto's Omcial Figures.

The Official abstract Of the vote ss the late
election in Ohio has been completed and shows
the plurality OF Ryan, republican, 70 be 10 s6s.
The total vote was 742,9 72 The official figures
do not change the result in the congressional
districts. Tho delegation will stand seven
republicans md fourteen democratA
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II Jon suffer from any special or nervous disease
blood poison. effects Of ndiscertio etc. write to
Dr. u. i. 1hsel 5aS North Fourth st.. below Green
Truth" sxpiainisg how @ yet cured aud expoeinY
what others advertise Houxz. 70 .. Q 70 .. Sun
days. 70 IL o6-tr
ese.iedl contsininG fun psrtscuiarY dor HOME CURE
rec Of charge. -
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ffIVIL SERVICE AND DEPARTMENTAL EXAMI-
~ nations ui information. Successful prpparu-
TIN. Ii years' experience s. ". FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy
Institute, s.w. cor. 18th and X stsi ol7-3m.
EOREIGNERs DESIRING ExpEEIENCED Teacher
i Of English may address Miss BALCH, 1907 10Th g.
keiers by permission 10 former pupils, CHILEAN Minis
Ter and humber Of fah-Amcrican Deiegates. ol1-2m
A Z. STAEIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, is L ST
x1s INV. Full business course, 81 per month, $50
Tor tea nlonths day and evening sessions: private
ard class Instruction; studens prepared for civil
service examinations; new method Of illustrating
licok keeliug, By which students advance rapidly
shorthand aid iypewriting. three months. $40.
!, of4-2ms
MOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 4O7 EAST
w Capitol st. opposite Capitol Hill +. D. In success
fui opeiation since 1850, and heartily Endorsed by
those who have bt zen in attendance. Bookkeeping,
business practice. arithmetic RAPID writing grammar
eotrespondence spelling and typewriting. Over 100
nSw enrolled NowI good time to Join Annual
scaolsrship t25 TyIewri.iEg three mouth. $40. Cir
oGIon32 CUNT T. Woo6. IL. NJ. Principal
w II. PUTNAM. "A. (HARVARD,. WITH EFFI.
W. cent assistants III each department. will Reopen
his Classical and English School Tor Young Men aud
boys and resume Private Instruction SEPTENBkls
-3 1880. 1t l453 C0rcoran st.. Best OF references
given Tor circulars and information apply At SAN.
DEAS STAfhAN'S. 1874 st. NV. sO-3m
EDW G. TOwNsEND AND MISS ADA L. TOWNS
- Ind, Teechersof Elocutiop. Vocal Culture Grace,
orasorx and Dramatic Action (Shattesbury Method).
At 1917 l3th st. NV sl0-6m
VERNnN gVNaTN
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s: s. 8 EEii#ffEE!:'.
F. f ! J $: III /. $: s: :.
F. $ssjj$HIsE t S.:


Tak EVENING STAR 10 offered 70 the puss
NC N COCO iai'h and with confidence, Ms Ihh
80 n az 'h-niiSiN1 hEAie" An
N :" p0'n' VI 'Aes
IT,, .-.. -
=, -, -,
sworn weekly statements printed in the paper
on each Monday in the year, and condensed
from the sworn tabular statements showing the
average daily circulation Of the paper during
the year 1889, published in Tnr srAs on the
18th Of January, 1880.
Briefly stated, the points upon which The
above claim is based arc those, That
'""oo " my o>"'' paper
soni
.. The STARE circulation fn washing.
ton In dou bic that Of atI the other daily
, ,,,,,.,. , ,,, .s...
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sss. 1 49,; AZ e. 1e4Ina
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aid ITALIAN METHOD.
~ Mrs wEpBER. formerly Of Boston,win
receive voice Pun lis at her RESIDENCE l106 NV.
Specialiies: PURIFY OF TONE, DEVELOPMENT
OF l!.ENIBl. Iri. CLEAR NAVIGATION AND
COZ RIOT fRr sTiiiNG. VOICES EXAMINED
GRATIS. References: Mrs. Vim. d. v ndom,
o22-ln' Mrs Annie Louise Cary Raymond.
A KNOLD WILtRIED MEYER, GRADUATE OF
N Leipzig or9anist Assembly Presbyterian Church,
Miii give inst uctlons in piano. organ and voice.
VIII mail circular tor further references
s2ik2ms
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ENLOCUTION. ORATOHY ACTING
~ Three complete courses. Call for catalogue
Diplomas Degrees and Teachers Certificates con-
ferred The success Of our graduates has surpassed
all expectation.
MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELoCUTIoN,
023-tr 014 18th NV.
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HE HAS PATH IN DIR. KocH's cAREFuLSEss As
AN rSyEsrfGAroR-fHK COMPLETION OF THE
GREAT GIRMAN's WORK INTERPRETED WITH
By THE PREMATURE ANNOUNCEMENT.
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MEDICAL, &c.

HfEDICATED vAPOR bATHS WITH PROFEs-
III sionai massage. J01 18th St ul5-3t'
EHON, I23 til st. NV, regular graduate. II
specially. heters By permission naiiy
DkOFESSiOSAL MASsAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
Il with best OF medical reference by applying ut )
9th Vt. NV n6tCd1s
ID FAD AND DE wlSE.-Dk BROTHERS, 9O6 B ST.
III appeared before Inc GNd iade oath that he 10
the oldest expert aiist in this city, and
will guarantee cure in all diseases OF men aud fur
nlsh inedicic or no charre and advice
neg at any hour Of the day. snbscribed and sworn 70
notary PUBLIC IN end for the DISTRICT Of Colrmtia.
this Sd day OF July. 1aS5. o..::-lms
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CoNrRADICTED THAT
ing iatiles' phyEcisn in this city Dr.. YROTHEHS,
9O6 St Az. forty,fiye Year, experience. o22-lm'
MANHOOD REsTORED by USING A BOTTLE
Viii cure any case OF nervous debility. DUG 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-18
Bids to BE Opened at the War De-
partmcnt q Week From Today.

rHZ STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENT BUILD
ING AND THE WHITE HOUSE TO BE SUPPLIED
WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTs-EvERyruISo TO BE
READY ron THE NEW YEAR RECEPTION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-18

A cADEMY or THE HOLY CROSS 1912 MAsi
Courses end sffcrds evSry sdvantago IN LifsrStur
Music End Art Piano. Harp. Violin, Guitar and BAN
Wotx Ueo. ouseS-tI
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-30
Amateur Dramatics.

AT the meeting of the dramatic ASSOC
citation last evening the eat of the
new play, Among the Breakers" was
made ms foil .ws: David Murry, keep.
er Of Fairpoint light house, Any j.
Voigh,: Larry Divine, his assistant.
Billy Gordon; Hon. Bruck Hunter,
Ed. Dewey; Clarence Hunter, his
ward. Lou Bruning; Peter Paragraph,
a newspaper reporter, Henry Bseman;
Scud, Hunter. colored servant. Thos.
B. A. Smith; Miss Minnie Daze. Hun
ter's niece, Miss Cora Wear; Bess
Starbrigh', cast up by the waves, Miss
flora Brown, Mother Cary, fortune
teller. Miss Minnie Conroy; Biddi.
Bean, an Irish girl, Miss Mollie Pay
cite. The play viii be put on Ms soon
as possible, probably within three
W, eks, and will be for some beneficial
purpose not yet decided upon. The
play selected il a light melo-drams
and can without doubt be put on ia
good shale by nj smsteur association.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-30

Tie nrst graphic aud artistic Ell.
cravings published by any i,lus'r tied
weekly in the United States are tie
large colored plstes In the West Shore.
In its contents and general nature
this is the bet illustrated papers resi-.
dent of the Pacific coast can take. II
deals with subjects heis interested in,
and during the year hais certain to
fiud something IN It that he deems
alone worth the years subscription.
Everyone Shouts take It The price
j. hut 81 a var fr fiftv two hunters,
making n splendid volume Of engrav.
ings. l.. Samuel, publisher, Portland,
Oregon.