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SOUTHERN DIRECT TRADE.
A Convention Yesterday at Atlanta to
, Consider tho Subject.

A convention of delegates from southern
states to consider the question of direct trade
from southern ports to Europe met yesterday
in the hall of the house Of representatives in
Atlanta. Delegates were present from North
Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Tennessee,
Alabama and Georgia.
The feature Of the morning session was an
address by Col. C. p. Goodyear of Brunswick,
who presented figures showing the marvellous
growth of the southern states in recent years
and urged that direct trade was thoroughly
practicable. but to be brought about it must be
made purely business movement. The morn
ing session closed with the appointment of the
following committee to present general plan
for the conventions action: Gov. Fowle and Il.
NJ. Oates. North Carolina; NJ. l.. Donaldson and
i. W. Wasgener. South Caroiina; &. NJ. Shelley
and j. H. Rodney, Alabama; Gov. Fleming and
W. G. Toomer, Florida; J. +. Tillman, Tennes-
see; Gov. Gordon and c. p. Goodyear Georgia.
In Gov. Gordon's enforced absence James
Tobin of Augusta acted in his stead.
At the afternoon session the committee on
plan of action made its report through its
chairman. Gov. Fowle.
The report OF the committee favored the
adoption of resolutions introduced by Hon.
Gazaway Hartridge of Savannah, which recite
that the south Atlantic and gulf ports have not
received adequate appropriations for rivers
and harbors and urge upon the Senators and
Representatives from the south the necessity of
securing such appropriations as are necessary
for the speedy improvement of the harbors of
said ports"
Resolutions were also reported by the COM
mittee that this committee recommend to the
convention the creation of a corporation to
promote direct trade ut some point on The south
Atlantic coast and another to promote direct
trade at some gulf port. Each company to be
capitalized at Sl.000.000, with power to in
crease to 80, 00O, OO0"
The committee also recommended to the
convention the adoption of resolution setting
forth that this convention recommend the
selection by the alliance of each southern
state OF a delegation of twelve members, and
by each organized commercial body of each
city in the south of one delegate from each
of said bodies, to meet in Atlanta on the sec
ond Wednesday Of January, 1891, to perfect
the details for the organization of two COM
panies to promote direct trade and to perfect a
plan for soliciting subscriptions to the stock OF
| such companies"
This report was adopted as a whole. sub
sequent resolution provided that the Grangers
and state agricultural societies be represented
and that each governor of a southern state be
| a member OF this ne t convention commit.
tee, consisting Of ". Ii. Fleming of Gcorgia
Gov. Fowle, Gov. Fleming, G. =. Goodyear oil
Georgia and Jaspar Miller of South Carolina
was appointed to investigate the subject Of OBJ
tanning charters of the corporations named il
the resolutions above.
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THE TARIFF BILL PASSED.
Close Of the Long Debate In the Sem
ate-A Party Vote.

The tariff bill was passed yesterday by .
party vote-4o yeas. 20 nays.
: The following pairs were announced, the
first named in each couple being in favor OF
the bill: Messrs. Dolph and Brown, Edmunds
and George. Farwell and Payne, Hale and Nc
Phcrson, Morrill, and Hampton, Stanford and
Gibson. Pettigrew and Call
The other Senator's were present and voted
according to their party association.
Mr.. Aldrich moved that the Senate insist on
its amendments to the House bill, and ask for
n committee of conference.-the conference to
consist OF seven on each side. The motion
was agreed to, and Messrs. Aldrich, Sherman,
Allison, Hiscock, Mcpherson, Vance and Car
Isle were appointed conferees on the part of
the Senate.
The debate was closed for the democrats by
Mr.: Vance and for the republicans by Mr.. Jones
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The Moan of a Victim.
TROY Budget. Saratoga Letter.

IrUN buuktt. SAfAtOKN Lttttf.
broached the summer girl TO a grouty old
fellow, but was met with .'Hmph An in.
vention of the devil, my boy. Keep away from
her. She's dangerous. got bit once and ever
since have given them wide berth. When
You catch girl looking at you out of the odd
corner OF her eye fy. Stand not upon the or
der of your going, but git There Is danger in
the wink OF her eyelash and lingering death in
her smile" wandered OF 10 the other end OF
the piazza and asked n friend what on earth
was the matter with that man. i was informed
that be had made love TO ono of the sex at a
sess 'de resort some years before and had been
severely sat down upon.
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1SS5-S6- -sS-oa
TOTAL 81, 400 45.sIo sa.oss 54.soI es,s:

TOTAL sI,4ss 45.9IO 5s,0ss 54.soI s5,52a
But il is not alone in numbers that tho great
increase OF advertising is shown. The larses
space required for advertisements during tia
year 1889 as compared with that occupied il
1858 is even more striking.
The average daily space filed by advertise
ments in 1883 was IS 10 columns, or 7779 columns
for the year; whereas for the year 1889 the daily
average was 2s.75 columns, or 9223 columns 10
the aggregate, being total gain over the pre-.
vious year of 1444 columns, And this it nass
be remembered. consisted. exclusively of the
ordinary everyday business advertising, nothirs
In the way of tax sales poll lists election returnA
ETC., such A. occasionally swell the business a
political organs. being inclnded in its patrop-
sge.
In conclusion, 81 IL only necessary 20 say thaA
In proportion to the extent and high charactes
Of It's circulation, The srAns advertising rates
take rank with the very lowest in the country.
and TO add, finally, that every statement herein
made can be 'abundantly verified. THE Gle.
CULATIoN OF THE PAPER is SWORN TO
IT'S PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS AIR
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AND ITS BOOKS
NAY DE INSPECTED By ANY ONE HAVING
An INTEREST n THEIR ExAluNATloB
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 Advertising is profitable only when prop
erly 1one,-that is, in the medium sure to reach
the largest number OF those whose attention is
sought Money otherwise expended for that
purpose is wasted To expend it wisely, adj
vertise in The STAR IT not only claims the
larges. circulation, but gives the figures, and
swears TO them,
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sll -eOu&ds OANlEL SHANNON.l
rINHOMAS pOMIING AuctInueer
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IL GEoRGhTOWN, D: q, IMPROVED BY


IN GEORGETOWN, u. e., IMPROVED BY
HOUSE No. 3O22 on STREET NOnTHWEST.
By virtue Of q deed of trust, duly recorded among
the land records Of the District Of Columbia in ber
No. 81 ut PAGES Dob &c, and pursuant TO the writ
request OF the secured thereby, under
sighed will. as Trustee. on THURSDAY. THE El6H-
IEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1890. Ar
at public auction TO the highest bidder the follow
ing described real estate Parts of Lots numbered 80
and zoo ill Bealrs addition TO said tienrgetown III
said District Of Columbia beginning the same al
the northwest corner OF ten % foot alley sold and
conveyed by kcLaru Smith TO stephen Cassin, the
same being POINT at the south side of West
p street go L. feet west from the side OF
Washington COR :!Othl street and running thence
oil the south line OF West street Icet more
the dividing line between the house on the real
estate hereby described and the houss aud
adjacent thereto, aud lately Deillgiu the Jas
A. MagrUder. and thence south by ana wItn said
dividing 1.-The and parallel with Washington street 10
teet thence east and parallel with est street
More OF less, to the southwest said ley
anu III nee 70 feet with the est line said alley
the beginning with the improvements rights and al
purtebaices TO the same belonging.
said real estate being improved by fine threa-story
brick dwelling. No. 3O?3 street northwest.
Terms OF sale: One-th!rd Of the purchase money in
cash and the residue III ID. two ~ and three 60
years after date Tor winch deferred payinel Is the
purcnaser's notes shall be given, bearing eyeH date
with the day OF sale, with interest at per centui
per apniim. payable ini-annually from date ana to
DE duly secured OH the premises sold All cunyeyanc-
ing aud recording TO lie ut the of the purchaser
500 in cash to be Paid ut the lne of sale Should
the terms OF sale be not COMPLIED with IN o.
cost OF the defaulng purchaser after five days notice
in The Evening Star newspaper.
CHARLES Al. MATTHEWS. TRUSTEE d.
so-d&ds t2tS 3ist st. NV, or ia 10Th u. NV.
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Schednla q ef...1.I Ia.t.n "a. 1 49,.


RALTlMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Schedule IN eject June .tl ls,u
Leave Washington fIom station corner OF New .....
Ie. Chicago aad sss c tsosuls Limited
for Clcinnai Il. e nts s,a ,S sS sm;
fs .p nstsssGrr ard cleveland express daily 30
ies d lexington and POINTS in the Shenandoah VALLEY
For IE al.9 - and u way stations tSoopm
80 ,s;o. - mnuiesi. $3.50 $50 iii; Il 90 ia Is 90
:Is Is minaies ts SIS. IA, 80 :So: = %gSs-
a.i in s1 5;50 0;0U. 0:l5 0:20 T:Io so az
sS 9so anu M az qsoG sa Is nin ssa g
m minute $500 0;ia 0:.G 80 SIS. 10 81
more SOC S 9s5S s@ YMarhnftcs and BALI
4 j.. ~ IN; snhHays 80 am. 90 3.::a s.
ts' re S.; S niiT9ro to5 sasnnston days
1890, iU5 am. 100 n G 90 TO- s2
30. ;0U 4: ~. 800, 500. 0:xu 90 81 s:.,n
$50 ssS f s and 1.d i To- M ,o sn1ss
"a; So So go Sio fa: IG 4l5 200, $50 sOI
fer Annnioii. G:iI ana : 80 N l., Id. ard 4 30
eiis o.. So am iaos s:5o Ps st'f su nSsS.
i fer = s m: a;sS 5 pm ,,..u,.,. -.
u pm IsiFqES asa D sta1a. 70 sa as
ot Soca1 XVI t. and sS May f ;s,
nu9e ctiiIhffIoSSSu5s and nsr, D1s ni %
tSr boyas anu intermediate stations, - .oOp.m
Shutc!i tnll leaves " ssllnl;o ON SUNDAY AZ 4
Pm Stopping at all stations Metiopolit "a Branch
f9r tnoerlc.. $780, $3.50 $3.50. III 30 aln-
81 10, rs 80, II 90 I'm. -
f.r HaeefstoNn fIO 40 am, and q, 30 IN
Trans arrive from Chicago daily Ii a. a m and
f:io p from CINCINNATI and 81 Louis daly 4. SO
PIN. daily. " '' "'"N
MN ioRk AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
New a0rA, Irvntoli newark. Nj. and Ilzatssth
g. 8 :oo, ts;uO, 1000. 'l2 40 am, = 30
;oo ana 1880 pm. Buffet ParIor tars on nj
=, OF as s.eeiins Car I'll the lo;3v D. open
for fhiladelr hia q o5. rs 90 30 90 .lc 90 noon
~ = :'O, o:lJ AID Il so pm.
4. foi NeMark, lei, WILMINGTON and Chester, Il Or
U:30 pm. ~' Wv anu
For intermediate points between Baltimore AMI
in'-ueiphia 1o:OO Ena 81 20 a.n. Ts:ou, ~
a, Trains leave. New York for Washington, aoa
rii; io a-h 200. 800. % 90 pnL and 'ls: Il 5
rains leave Philadelphia for Washington q "a.
g ;a9' S;ios 'Ila3o n.In- II 40. All. IS %
tor boston $50 pm. With Pullman Buffet Sleep.
VIA fonshkeel sic Bridge. landing passengers una
NJ station at boston.
g. For Atlantic City, :05 aad 10 am. I2:oo noon
sundays 4;oJ ain, IL noon and ~ 80 rm
IEfcept sunday DAILY. iSuuday only.
Lagpake called tor aLd checked hotels and resi-
ceiccs % Iniun Transfer Company on orders left az
ticket offces. q ana 1851 lenn. ave ana al deioI
- CtAS. -. StULI, zen, fass Agent
.. l. -ODELl- Gen. Manager. 1yo
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Little Lena Beck to Start for Home

Little Lena Beck to Start for Home.
Coroner Ashbridge will today hear the clos
ing evidence in the case Of Stephen Beck, who
committed suicide by jumping from a train al
Holmesburg Junction, N. j., while en- route for
Germany with his daughter Lena. Lena has
nearly recovered from the injuries she re.
ceived by jumping from the train after her
father, and after the inquest will be placed in
readiness to take the 9:2O evening train for St
Louis. The coroner received eco yesterday "a
pay the child's passage home from Gustave j.
Schsve, who 10 named as executor of Beck's
last viii. In the will $1,000 IL left to Lena and
nearly all the rest to relatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-11
Av'se. ,I23 23.6S2 25.ISI 2.0s2 $1,000
Increase ....... I,55s I,sO3 S5ss 3,oeS

Avse.22,I 23 23,6S2 23.iSr 2.Os2 $1,000
Increase 1900. I.55S I,S03 s5ss 3,Oos
OF this remarkable average aggregate Of
$1,000 copies circulated daily no more than
l,l02 copies are sent cut of te city by mail
and 4, LOG 60 to suburban placs by express
railway trains, etc, leaving asa net circulation
IN the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO
PORTION of 92s5 PER CEN, or AN AGGRE
GATE OF "a ,SS2 copies, 0f this number,
n, LAP were delivered Tally by regular
Carriers at the homes o. permanent sub
scribers.
The remaining 6. 74o copcs represent the salcs
over the Office counter. a the news stands, ems
by newsboys. But of tbs latter number very
manent residents of th' city living in lodgings,
&c. mot householders)so that its whole circuls
ton may be literally said to be in the family
circle. While Its aggregate circulation there
fore gives The SrAf a dist1nctirD and e1su'abs
position in modern Journalism, the fGiincss OF
its heme circulation, the extent to which
It is relied upon by members of the
household, and particularly by the pn--
chasing portion of the community, are
the marked characteristics Of the paper,
to which no ether daily journal now
published can furnish a parallel.
This is no idle boast on the part of the paper.
It is 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 SrAE's advertising patronage
Nothing can 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 pretentious competition. Ths
figures following tell the story on this point:
NUMBER OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rkISTED Il
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DHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
EMBRACING
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS FEATHER
BEDS. MATTRESSES SPRING UNDERBEDS,
WALNUT c. - CHAIRS. WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLE. SUPERIOR COOKING STOVE, HEAT
ING STOVES. CEOCKERY, KITCHEN RE-
QUISIIES, &C.
Also
LOT OF BUILDERS MATERIAL. COMPRISING
DOORS, SHUTTERS AND BLINDS.
On FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWELFTH,
1890. at Ten OCLDCk, ] shall sell the personal
effects III premises 337 q street southwest. Terms
cash. THOMAS DOWNING
S.-.Jt AuctiOueer
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WESLEY HEIoHTs, the loveliest location for
home. adjoins the new Methodist University
and will be sold from September Is to October
IS ut 10 and ID cents per foot. JoHx F.
WAoeAMAx, l4th and q.
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MR.. COOPER GETS ANGRY.
He Is Examined by Judge Wilson as to
His Signing Calls at the Pension Onlce.

HE TELLS THE JUDGE HE DOESN'T WANT TO BE
BADGERED By THE HIRED ATTORNEY OF W.T.
MESA MISSING WITNESS WANTED BY BOTH
sIDEs-AN ATTACHMENT FOR HIM.
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NARKsNES WITH DOODLE HAVE THE ADVANTAGE
II THE CONTINUOUS MATCHES AND THAT Is
BAD FOR THE Dong. SHOOTERS GOOD WORK
OF THE LOCAL TEAM-THE TWO BIO MATCHES.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO. Auctioneers,
10 $40 Pennsylvania ave n. w.
MoRraAGEE's SALE pY rA.gcIIoN OF THE

MoRTGAGEE's SALE BY AUCTION OF THE
STEAMER CECIL. Z.
By virtue OF Mortgage to me. dated September
folio 10, nc. III the Office OF the collector OF customs
aaeto ON aoSDAy + P1sss
TwEATY-sELOND. AID. 1890. at FIVE O'CLO. X.
STEAM PaopaILEa OF VESSEL IS CALLED 'i The
"CECILt,"
together with the Engines Boilers. Machinery, Boat
Anchors. Cables. Chains hingine. Jackie Apparel.
pertaining aud belonging. Length 90 g. 10 feet,
breadth $40 feet depth apd 25lO0 feet, of the
bufd of IA &C., 90 tons or thereaboufs and more
particularly described IN the said mortgage
GEORGE H. BOSWELL.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers. sio4dSd,
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auc,ioneers.
~ 9th and d NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovEp PROPERTY
bisThicT 81 So Yfh AN 'ol-DiEas' HOME
March 4. AID. 1887 aud duly recorded IN Iiber No
Is folio l50 ct seQ Of the land records Of the Dis.
inF ono Of the notes secured thereby. win se ss
BAY. THE SIXTEENTH DAY u sErTEMBER. a.
2; lsgo e. FIVE ~, 0C = Pm, LOTS Nun.
THREE, IN ,. II. wANDERs subdivi,ion OF tract u
land called Whitney Close. situate in the District Of
Columosa. With the improvements. &c.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash. balance In one and
ost NJ Per cent Ter all cash. NJ rurchasorr
veyancng and recording at purchasers cost Terms
I sale. QAoAGE e EMMONa
80. CHARLES n PEAAy6N,
e4-eodads TrupteegL
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WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctloneers
sl1-4t
GEo. ". STICTNEi. Auctioneer. U36 ST.
trustees SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO. 307 y STREET

NUIt II WISH.
By virtue of certain deed Of trust recorded in Iiber
1340. folio ~, ct seq one "f tue Land Records II
the District Oh CVliuiave Will offer SALE front
of the premises, en- WEI NkSDAi, THE TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF SEIlEMBER, 1890, AT HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK M, the following described
property i'll tho Listrict OF columbus, wit Part
square numbered five hundred and Twenty-Five t5,.,,
beginning Tor the same 10 feet from the southwest
corner OF said square on street north and running
due north go let ana inches; theIsce twelve
tl2) feet 4 inches: thence running southerly to q
point OH street sixty nine OJ) feet = inches and
thence along street to the place of beginning
Terms Of sale: one half cash and the balance in one
% year. with interest at the of per centum per
aunun and secured / y deed q the
sold. All cash. al the option OF the purchaser 500
deposit at time Of sale. All conycyHncing and record
ing at purchasers cost Terms to be complied in
fifteen days the property wall he resod ris aud
cost of defalting pun haser after five days adyer
tisement In the Evening star
ao,.a. y JiSt + JOHNSON 2 } Trustees.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NOhDDkUTsChkk LLOYD 3. q Co
last Express SteafnerA
To Southampton London. havrel, bremen.
Aller, We'd, Sept. TO- pm. h. wilhelln Al thurs,
nept IL, 3 pm; luida, Sat. sep,. IA Pm. w,Ira.
Tues. sept. III 7:30 D. m Ssale, We'd, SEPT n 3
.. Ems. Sat-. sept 20 10 q m
Comfortable state roone excellent table luxurious
sGovn appointments l1ices: lst cabin 81 3 and MP
ward berth. according 10 locations I'd cabin S5Usn
adult; steerage NJ low rItcA Andy 10 L. +.
DROOP. D55 Fem. ave- ST
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so-iNds i~oS oist ST. NV OF ia ION 81. NV.
rUyHOMAS DOWNING Aucttoneer
lwo OF THE BEST BUILDING LOTS IN LIE
DEOlT PARK, AT The INTERSECTION OF
fLOKIDA AND NEW JEhSkY AYENUES

On MONDAY AFTERNOON. SEPrEMBER FIF-
TEENIH, 1880, AT FIVE O'CLOCK in front OF the
premises, shall sell lots - and 81, IN block D.
Droit Park, CONSIDERED of the best ioca los i'm
the Park) These lots front Ii feet eac By deph OF
80 feet 10 ~ foot alley
Terms-1wo thousand cash. balance in g. IL AMI 1S
months, with notes bearing interest secured py
deed OF trust on the property sold.
All and recording at the cost of pnr-
claser. SlUU deposit required ut the time of sale on
cach lot THOMAS DOXIINli
sS-dtS Auctioneer
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RAILROADS.
CHEsArEAkK AND ONO RAILWAY
schedule In Eject NAV IL

Trains leave Union Depot 9th and D strccts 10 81
I'm. Tor Newport News. Old Point Comfort and
and Norfolk at 40 n m IN
IL an. Cincinn.ti Express daily 70 r stations IA
Nirginia West Virginia. Kentucky and Cincinnati
Nesupule Sfeepers through without change 10 Gin
- efnrasi arriving NJ .35 m,
AAino I'm. =; e " Nest.buie Limited. daily. Solid
sns. VAN cinfnr cars. run through without
snsnse 20 cincinnati. Nestibule sleeper tor Len.
,ns.oa ana LOUISVILLE Pullman Cars are open to
recelNe passe myers at Pm. ~
cmce' ol3 Pennsylvaaia aycnua
.~,o., H W FULLER
-o.--a General Passenger Agent
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IRE EVENING sIAb Is onered 70 tno puo'
-. - eoou iA''" Ana WIN cohnuehce' As nm
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Those oxo-,,,o,,,. -. -. - a., c..
r:yen hollow which ,,o oo,,,,;,ca ,,o,, an.
sworn weekly statements printed in the paper
on each Monday in the year. and condensed
from the sworn tabular statements showing the
= N'''On VI '"e paper ""i1Hs
,o., -
n'''iy S'''cO' ue pom" upon "hich uns
ABOVE claim Is oased aio these; That
4. The star has three simes the cIrca-
Iation % any other paper I'm wasutur.
,o,,,
~ ~
10" IL "o""ie 'ha' Oh All inc "'"er "a"y
papers published i'm the civ added 20.
gcther!i
2. lhc star ma. n rarrcr ana fur,ce
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DENTISTRY,
MEDICAL, &c.

nR. LOBE. :.ig n. 18TH ST., Pu{LADEI pIiIA,
- Ia. Twenty years experience. Ia hook
fhei!ed) containing fun particulars pr HONE CLHE
Tree OF
DROFESSlONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
with best OF medical reference 10y app yiig ~
ctll 81. NV. au1-.m'
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Low RATEs TO DEER PARK AND OAKLAND
During the present season the Baltimore and
OhO Railroad Company will seIi excursion
tickets from Washington 10 Deer Park. Noun
tam Lake Park and Oakland for the Friday
hisht anu all saturday trains each week at rate
-. e for the round Trip. The tickets will be
valid Tor return passage until Monday follow
ing d. OF sale. Tickets 10 Berkeley Springs
and return will DO sold under similar condi-
asas at sa5o for the round Irip.
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Potomac District A. N. +. Conference

The Potomac district conference OF the AZ
rican Methodist Episcopal Church, comprising
eighteen ministers and as MANY stewards. met
IN Annapolis yesterday. Rev. J. H. A. John
son, presiding elder of the district. presided.
The conference elected Rev. J. G.. Martin and
jeremiah s. Stafford secretaries. Rev. f.
Aldridge. Rev. j. +. Shovel and H. H. Burke,
were appointed the committee on finance and
Rev. Mr. Hill. j. T.. Mooreland and l.. H.
jackson. committee on credentials. The OPEN
ing sermon WIS preached by the presiding
elder. At the afternoon session Rev j. H. A
Johnson opened the discussion ON the ..ObIira-
Con of Christians" Reys j. L. MooreIand J.
H. COllett. j. +. Aldridge. j. A. Stafford and .
G- Martin made remarks The sermon at
night was by Rev. ]. W. Beckitt.
The PERFECTION OF RAILWAY TRAVEL is ex-
emplIted in the Royal Blue line trains now
running between Washington. Baltimore, PhiIa
deiphia and New York via Baltimore and Ohio
railroad Each car in every train is yestibuled
including baggage cars, day coaches parlor
cars and sleepers All are heated by steam
and lighted by PIntsch gas. The antl-telescop-
ing device Is attached to every car. Around
the ordinary traveller. riding in the DAY coach,
Is therefore thrown the same degree Of safety
az guards the more exclusive passenger occu-
Pying the parlor or sleeping cars. The COM
forts OF the coach passenger are further pro
vIded Tor through the separate lavatorics for
= gentlemen and ladies in each car A separate
smoking compartments in en- eh car is also a new
featurs, that will commend itself TO the lovers
OF the wesd
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