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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-24
He Was n Hopeless. Dy.peptie,

But he stopped eating sour, unwholesome
bread and bought only Marvin's famous
brands. AS result he is now we'll and the
happiest man in seven counties. MwF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-24
Tho Printers. Election Wednesday.

Typographical Union No. will hold its an
nual election for officers and delegates at No.
70 Fifth avenue on Wednesday. The polls will
be open from to SP.M.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-24
THE WATERS RECEDE,
No Immediate Danger Now of
Damaging Floods.
CROWDS VIEW THE RIVERS.
Part of the Ohio Connecting Bridge
Carried Nearly Mile.
ROADSANDC CELLARS UNDER WATER

All danger from the sudden and rapid
rise OF the rivers hereabout is now consid-
cred past. At 10 o'clock last evening the
Ohio river at Davis Island dam failed to
rise any higher, and the Monongahela and
Allegheny were beginning to slowly SUBJ
side. The stage of the water at the dam was
then % feet 6 inches. The Allegheny had
already fallen an inch and half. and the
marks showed a depth of less than "a feet.
All danger of flood in this section is hap
PLY averted, and the noble streams are now
big enough to cope with the volume of water
that has been increased by the heavy rains
and melting SHOWS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-24
two SPEAK-EASlES RAIDED.

A Slow Way to Cut Down the Ranks of
the 500.
A raid was made on the speak.easy of Mary
Ann O'Brien, No. 3046 Smallman street, yester-
day afternoon. Four men and 16-year-old
girl. named Annie Mcbride. were arrested and
placed in the Twelfth ward station.
A speak-easy kept by James O'Neill in the
Hardscrabble district, at the corner of Third
avenue and Hill street. was raided by Officers
Roach and TRULY Shaul yesterday. ONell and
five young men were arrested and taken to Gen.
tral ti0n
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-24
TIE INCLINE STEPPED.

Arlington Heights Citizens Will Have
Something TO Complain Of
The st. Clair incline. on the Southside,
stopped running last night at 10 o'clock, and
will not be put in operation again until tonight,
owing to some repairs which are to be made
The machinery is to be changed so as to pre-
vent the jarring of the building, which has be-
come annoying and dangerous to some extent
of al
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-24

1t is likely that several of the mills on the
Southsde will not be able to resume operations
to-day. The Oliver Iron and Steel Company's
Fifteenth street mill, Oliver & Roberts wire
mill and the Clinton mills cannet run on ac-
count of the water in the fly wheel pits.
The South Twenty-second street and VIM.
Thaw steam ferries had 10 suspend operations
yesterday, and cannot resume until the rivers
recede.
The occupants of the jo-boats had hard
time in keeping :heir homes from being swept
away. One family was rendered homeless. The
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-24
impurities in The Liver.
BROKEN DOWN SYSTEMS.

When you have these symptoms, tyy
few doses of the genuine
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-24

Grand Millinery Opening
Wednesday and Thursday at Rosenbaum &
Co.'S.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-24
THIS INCLUDES:

Interior hangings of every sort;
Draperies, our own designs or your
own ideas worked OUT;
Filling of archways. high doors or win
dows. stairways, etc, with Moorish, fret
and grille work, to correspond with the
architecture of the house;
Making of special designs for bed and
other canopies;
Making slip covers that fit, and that
do not become an eyesore;
Filling out of old hair mattresses that
have been long worn, OF making entire
new ones, furnishing all materials, any
size, from the very best materials,
mattress that will be luxury.
Making very hard pillows. Of hair; or.
binary pillows of all pure feathers; softer
pillows of feathers and down: very
soft pillows of down-special shapes and
sizes of the very best materials.
Besides:
Refixing, reupholstering furniture.
Materials to match any of the interior
decorations, both materials and work.
manship being first class.
Now, IN all this bear this specially i'm
portant point in mind: We will have a
competent man to go TO your homes, take
measurements and get ALI other infor-
nation necessary in connection with
any work whatever, and to carefully fig
ure out an estimate of what the entire
cost to you will be. We are doing only
work of the very highest order, and we
want you to know before we do a stroke
Of it just what it will cost you.
We know we can prove by the
figures that we can do the work cheaper
than it can be done by anyone else.
Workmanship and materials being
equal. We guarantee we cannot be un-
derbid. If you only want second rate
work and second rate materials you NAV
get lower figures elsewhere-but you toiH
not save money.
However. our figuring will cost YOU
nothing. If you are Frightening up your
homes let us give you ideas, help you
from our fund of knowledge. gained
by long experience, and save you money
by doing the work and furnishing your
materials.
Window shades are destined to be
wonderfully popular. All the correct
materials and the very best rollers here.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-24
CURTAINS
UPHOLSTERY.
Moving day ia anproachino

MOVING day IS approaching.
Hundreds of new houses to be occu-
pied for the first time; thousands of 9TH
ers are to have new tenants. To every
body preparing for one or other of these
events we wish to speak:
But not to them alone-Every home in
these cities Will have retouching up.
To all we speak:
For months we have been preparing.
A monster stock of lace curtains,
heavy curtains, sash curtains, curtain
materials. decorative materials. furni-
ture coverings, furniture upholstery
materials, table covers and everything
pertaining to the beautifying of the
homes.
And in our workrooms perfecting our
preparations for doing work in the
shortest possible time, in the most sat-
isfactory manner and for the least
money.
NOW we are ready.
The marvellous record of last year is to
be outdone-perhapS hundred per
cent. And it was record without a
parallel in these cities-nearIy 1900
pairs of lace and heavy cuartains-ar rec
ord it has taken these months to prepare
to beat.
Besides in the curtains our prepare
tion for doing upholstery work is per.
feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Judges Hagner,
Cor and James.
Yesterday-Great Falls Ice Company agt.
Districts argued and submitted.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Montgomery.
Yesterdny-Boud agt. ". and G. R. r. Co.;
verdict for defendant.
EQUITY CoURr-Judqe Bradleu
Yesterdsy-Ashby agt. Jones; testimony be-
fore John Cruikshank, examiner, ordered
taken. McLcnden agt. McLenden; sale of note
authorized and auditors report confirmed
CRIMINAL COURT Chief Justice Bingham.
Yesterday-George Diver assault with intent
to commit rape; guilty. George Coeman
HOUSEKEEPING; plea Of guilty and sentence Of
two years in the penitentiary.
PROBATE CoURT-Judoe Brddley
Yesterday-In re estate of Franklin G..
Lloyd; petition Of Samuel Lloyd for letters of
administration. Motion to vacate order ter
minating guardianship of Edwin Sutherland
over Laura G. Robinson filed.
Democrats Assessed for MIR. Mudd.
From the Baltimore Sun.
While all the republican employees in the
government offices in Washington have been
assessed for the expenses of the campaign in
their respective states, it remained for the
party representatives Of Congressman Mudd Of
the fifth Maryland district to levy assessments
without regard to party. They have selected
the Washington navy yard as their special field
and today every democrat in the yard received
by mail copy Of the following circular letter.
Republican Headquarters. Fifth Maryland
District, 476 Pennsylvania Ayenue.-Dear Sir:
You will oblige me by calling here to contribute
| to expenses of campaign. Yours, truly, Charles
E. Coffin. treasurer fifth congressional district
committee"
MIR. Coffin does not waste any words, and the
tone o: the letter leaves no room for doubt
that no intends its recipients to understand
I that IL they 60 not pay up their places will be
IN danger. There Is not much unneasiness
among the democrats in the shops, however,
for Commodore Folger has succeeded to a re-
markable degree in keeping politics out Of
/ this yard Both as head Of the ordnance
factory and az chief Of the bureau OF ordnance
he has insisted on making changes only for
! the good of tho service. and he has
thus far succeeded in keeping very nearly the
same set of men in the ordnance shops as those
who were there when the present annlinistra-
ton came into Office. The Maryland repub-
hcans who expected to control the patronage
OF the yard were disappointed but the effect
OF keeping skilled workmen 10 seen in u reduc-
ton of IS per cent III the cost Of making guns
for the navy. In the face Of this showing u
change of policy is not likely, even if the
workmen do not contribute very literally to
Mr.. Mudds campaign fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
Antf-Betting Law Illegal.

Judge Tuley Of Chicago has declared un-
constitutional the Illinois Law and Chicago city
ordinance forbiddins tho sale Of pools except
within the Enclosure of race courses. The city
illappeal In the meantime there is nothing
to prevent pool selling at will in Chicago,
unless the general state Law against gambling
can be made to apply. Over 200 hundred suits
similar 70 the one declded are on the docket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
A Leper at Chester, Pa.

genuine case Of lcprosy has been discov-
cred at Chester, Pa, and there is consequently
much excitement. DIR. Evans received call
from Swede named John Anderson and not
being able to diagnose the case to his own
satisfaction he sent the man TO the University
Hospital, Philadelphia There the doctors pro-
nouneed the case one of leprosy. Anderson
will be sent to the county aims house at Lima
Pa, where he will be confined in q separate
building until death relieves him Of the loath-
some disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
Revolt Of Whisky Dealers.

Many wholesale dealers and jobbers Of st.
Louis have been quite tree in their expressions
Of dissatisfaction recently with the manner in
which the whisky trust was managing the
vhisky-making business, and, as a consequence,
controlling the business and debating to the
dealers. This rebellion has taken definite form
in the incorporation Of the Central Distilling
Company. The capital is sl5O,OOO and Q site
at Rock Springs has already been secured for
the erection of a plant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
CITY AND DISTRICT.

q The EvryISs STAR is read every day by
more than two-third. OF the population Of the
city in which # il printed who are able to read.
Can this record Be matched BY that Of any other
newspaper IN The ,porLl1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
Half Rates to New York via Royal Blue
Linz.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets from Washington TO
New York city and al points in the state Of
New York al one fare for the round trip
Tickets will be sold for all trains October 81
and November 1 and will be good for return
passage until November 10, inclusivA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
PROPOSALS.

pRoPosALs FOR coNsrKI cling BRICK AppI.
u ton . Dl.ir,et q colu%bi. Morh HOSs.-ono. Of
s as sns No ToI.i sssS 4 ss
trict OF Colgni. work heuse for mses. Blsnn form.
sna cam Ss oSSa Upon Ait. ."n:.
ton ihsrsfor At the ece Of the inspector Of buildings
Vim md !: si bS5 5sf
n a. koEEhI. Commissioners D. e. o2s-oi
SnALtp lkOFosAl-s Will BE RECITvFD Ar
the Si.s Of The enstodan q the 3 custom nST,s
THIRD. 1890 for al the labor and materials rea,'5ed
10 make certain a!;erstioHs AID repairs at th@s uu l.
ts nSaS s''1 IF TSrks DAY. Villain SScs
e. e s1s chee ass r Oa S o BE
!Soq, mace payable 20 the rdrr OF tie treasurer Of
is reserved Core. x n. sna AZ snS p f
st9n may 6 be lad upon aDgioA'ion at th;s oflse
DRoPosALs FOR UNITED STATS AND OTHER
MsP.-bepsrtnent Of the Interior, General Land
Office, Warrington. DC. October -. ls90.-sealed
sEISSlriSTE bST of Nosn II. Gla Hsh 'Ss s
and printing about $4,000 CORES OF tic Map Of the
United States snd about OUo copies Il MaIs Of the
a. S Il. eha IN .as e S
work sue Of msps gG,nty Of psper and number Of
specimens viii De sIhi6sed to SiddrG,. Who must
pOsa. nust :. mad: in dupc.ts and sterssei 70 ~.
Comuliseoner u the Genera and once, endorsed
Maps" BG. viii be received Tor tie Who'll numbes
or less than the whole humber Of Maps rec aired.
bonds with approved securities viii lie required The
Commissioner OF the Gene al Land Once reserves
rsht to reject any or all bids w. NJ. SIONE, Acting
Commissioner olO-lsw4w
WARDEN's OFFICE. UNITED STATES JAIL
w Washington, DC. Get. rs. iS9O-SeGled pro-
possis Will be received at tins Office until TWO
O'CLOCK L. IL kONEMBER EOUR1n. lSyU, TO fur
nish the jail with i've hundred tons " best ruu Of
mine Seorses creek Cum srIaud coal and twenty i've
tons OF good Qusty q anthracite coal stove size TO
be delivered Of the Jail before Jay OF
cenber. 1870 Also sci arste proposals 10 furpirh
the Jail with best quality OF well seasoned bakers rHe
wood - be delivered at the jan QUANTITIES. from
time to time may be required for Goa. and
wood TO be inspected at bidders cost The rl.ht -
reserved TO reject any and all bids J. Z. BUliKE,
warden. o25-1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
DENTISTRY.

nk, CLARA W. hcSAUGHToN. DKkT1sI. III
~ llth st. n w.; graduate Of Michigan Uniyersityt
al branches OF dsntsty st reasonable tbs pat
ronags of ladies' and chiidrss especially solicited
IYKTI DENTAL IkTIhMAkY-TIErH YuIzD
and srtincis teeth in.srs.d Without chsys sIesyt
n.ent VI the columbian University. from 20 & pm
daily, except SUNDAY. EItrsetioh frss lnAnsAU
open from 0ctobsr 10 June 80 so
DKnV.-yifss-elaas Jillines fnssrSst- Applicats9
20 guns prsvsnu p<ip an sxtfsrtius. Al bsshcaes -
Dentistry. AZ pressnt location tsa yearN nkl1
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HOUSE & HEaRnAsss
KoUITABLE
CREDIT

HAS BECOME, THROUGH ITS BRNEFIcENcE. so
FIRMLY IMBEDDFD IN THE AFFECTIONS OF
THE PUBLIC AS TO REQUIRE NO ENERGY ON
oURPARr TO EXTEND THE SPHERE OF IT'S USE
FULNEss
ITS FAR-REAcHINo AND COMPREHENSIVE
METHODS HAVE BEEN PARTICIPATED IN By
THOUSANDS. AND TO-DAY. THROUGH
FAIR AND EQUITABLE DEALING.
WE REST WITHOUT 4
IN THE HISTORY OF THE
CREDIT BUSINESS OF THIS c1TY,
THE fractions OF OUR SYSTEM ARE 90
INSIGNIFICANT THAT NO RELIABLE HOUSE.
KEEPER NEED SUFFER DISCOMFORT, HOW.
EVER MRAoER THE PURSE MAY Be
FIVE COLOSSAL STORES ARE RIPLHTH WITH
ALL MANNER OF PAHLOR AND BEDROOM FUR
NITURE. CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE. ORA.
PERIEs. BUFFETs. RATTAN AND FANCY ROCK.
ERs. wARDRoBEs. TOILET SETS. FOLDING
BEDS. OFFICE FURNITURE. STOVES AND
RANGES AND EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE
FURNISHING LINE. ALL OF WHICH WE oTTEB
ON
ExAcTINa NOMINAL SUM As EARNEST OF
THE HARaAIN AND ACCEPTING THE BALANCE
IN PARTIAL PAYMENTS BY THE
WEEK OR MONTH
IN SATISFACTION OF THE DEBT.
HOUSE HERMANN.
021-e23 9TH ST. NV. auSo.4m
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DR LuoHrH,11
Has resumed bis practice and removed his once 70
his residsnos
lEl1 BIT. NV
EARLY MANIFESTATION OF CONSUMPTION.

. person has an obstinate cough. which com.
at first dry and hacking aud subsequently attended
for time with frothy muciaEnous looking pee
toration. accompanied by wandering pains about tbs
chest and loss Of fesn slight extent he In
all probability consumpt:ve. II. besides there be
hGmoptysis splitting of blood even to the amount
Of drschn. the probability 10 increased to almost
certainty. II. In addition to these symptoms, the
breathing becomes harsh hurried aud deep iuspirs-
lions evoke few clicks Of . dry and cracking sound
or II tho voice becomes permanently weak aud hosrss
there can be little doubt that the IL suffering
from con.umption.
ia person. free from dyssntsry and who has not 70
sided in tropical cmstcs suffers from obstinate dar.
thHa. which goes month after month, with slight
remission or 'ntermission. even though there be no
cough, ne Is most likely eonsumptve should this
diarrha 10 followed by chest symptoms Of the slight
est amount, tho existence of consumption il IN alb
solute certainty. . young adult, not addicted
TO enervstipg habits and not leading . absolute
life, without clear steadily loses weight he IT, in
all probability. ccnsunptive. though no chest symp
toms should have appeared. When such. however
manifest themselves additionally the establishment
Of consumption u almost dIsd fact, In all cases
where Of the described make their
appearance We should advise ~ Immediate sxamina-
ton Of the cheat aud pronpt resort to appropriate
treatment
Atsn early stage Of consumption radical cure can
tefreeuentiy Effected. and health placed upon arm
end permanent footing. while With every step In ad
vance which the disease 10 allowed take tho chauces
for Perfect recovery diminish corrsspondinsly Our
leaders lust bear mind that the most skifui and
efficient treatment can do no more than to make sound
sEd useful asmuch Of the lungs IL present 1t the
time when tho progress OF eousumption becomes sus-
pended No means on earth can replace the lung It's
sue which has been destroyed b. tho liberated pro.
To- the better are shs chances tos sssacsosy resui
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BICYCLES.


Just opened beautiful line Of wntoua Moqussts
Velvet BODY DruaDels Tspsstsy and Ingsin Carpets;
Wilton. Velvet and Smyrna Carpet Rcgs, all slxes:
Snsrsin Art seu.re4 Naton and smyrna kuxs and
and Drapeyzss In great variety Those furnishing viii
md it TO their advantage 70 exsnue bsfor0
's sssss Ao0A sA0 is 8 81 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
OCEAN STEAMERS.

- NClsDDEI 1sCHER LLOYD O. q o.
lsst 41lstss steamer
To southauytol Coldon. hsvrel bTeRo4.
Lain, We'd. Oct ~, A-m. L1u.f. ssI, .sev. L.
8 am. Aler. We'd, Nov. =. u IN. Vera sat-
Nov. ., pm. .zale. Wed, kov L. an: tz1is.
Bat, hon. 3. pm
Comfortable state roons excellent table Injurious
scoop az poin Igices; Jet esltn, tse ana up-
N1lu = lsIth according locsuoL. ~ calm. S50.a
DhOOP EOS Tenn ava o2S
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
1THR OoLUnBIAN UNIyERsITY,


TUE COLUMBIAN UNIvERsIrY
The Pr,p.rs.o., school 1885 Hrn~
ale Gorcer.n scisntife school ne CT. i 5th aud
h.sss ISIS s; =. tnS streets NV
The Dental school Of the University. l3ss II ssnw
oisG S'RsI m sdss:
MISS HALsTEADs PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR
Nv eSi,Ss:o q. nos open second year 1879 oh
TIVE MEDICAL.DBNTAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL
.as sna snc s hss:sd WIN give
win De from 5:3oto $50 p m. Daily IeSiurss aud
CLINICS
Medical by Prof p Hooa.
surgical BY Prof. Robert hayburn
S SsS:sss:y s s. sssSs. FIJI ps,
Minor sufxeEy by T. A. Balloch.
5Ss and LAY y 81 81. Dr. If < Diver Bel.
Dental s Clinic; BY Prof: J; z DptOar. A-iA0
1NAE woMAN's oYMNAsIUM
and Ms f aaRfvfS sIssnN instructor.
M Iss ANY c. LKAyITI; OF BOSTON,
49, PISNo o. A NE HssRMoST, 'er'as0Fy'
n9.r l226 Asssschusettsaye. NV.
Il On. Z. IOW ASEND AND MI SS ADA l.. TOWNS
VriiSfy rpS DrInsac Action tshai'es0ury MsthOdI
u 1917 otn u. NV slo-6m
s sSRi ;fh9 PHk1s sN5
1919 sunderland tlsce south Of Dupont circle
Term begins get. 4. 1851 Mrs. LOUISA MANN. 81 5m
AIT VERNON SEMINARY.
s.w.CoR. II. AND II III sTs.. WASHINGTON, D. q
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE arRLA
SIXTEENTH YEAR BEGINS
MONDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH
Thorough instruction all departments In accord
ance with best modern methods. BuildingsrsmodslsI
enlarged and furnished with every appliance for
health and comfort Of pupils Including passenger els-
vator. steam heating and psrfect sanitation For fur
Their particulars apply. after September First 1880 70
the Principal,
su27-3m MRS. ELIZABETH J. SOMERs.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE,
~ 6.3 Ia. ave, Cpl osite city post ofhcs,
0ives the best Business framing III tie World, the
principal being Joint author Of the system which
ee!vsd the SIly gold medal awarded FOR Buspe.s hdu-
cation at the Worlds FAIR Led IN Paris. 1859. Six
thorough courses; busiaess. EngliAh, Accouutancy,
IsbeET.6hy' saotthand and I3pswrtnE Annual
when eompstent Write or call for cs,.logus:
au26 c. X. UhNER, An, CE, Pnn.
M ADAME A. PELk. ,FRoM PARIsJ
Srsnch Glasses and private Lessons. Conversation
Specially. Best refersnces sl2-3m'
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Or LlaHrHILL.

WE MAKE THE cloAR, roo MAKE THE
Nv smoks. TIGER cUDAN A-.The best Sagss. "a
IIUfOfC iiiLEH soma
sS7.1 Lee Ckambsss 6. ny. Nanufsctugss
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

DOToMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Il STEAMER JOAN VI. THOMPSON.
sunday. Tuesday and Thursday, a. pm. - far
NomiD Currionsn and Leonardtowl. smith Greek.
CoaH and kinSas Fare, nrstcass, Doc secondciass-
35c. Freight lower than other routes. For in:ogus-
ton call telephone 1880 o23-lm
TITO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
i Steamer EXCELSlOh, froin That. wharf Mon
DAYS, " eonesds4s and frid.ys, at pm. EXCLUSIVE
CONNECTION WITH BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
bTEAMEhS Fare: s2 single; round tri2, IS. Tickets
ana rooms II IS. and U. ticket ,fnccs oly and 1881
III. ave-, md HEwleys. l4th and New York ave- lor
further information inquire at the
wharf. Telephone call S4o-2 VA. 4. MELCH. supt
aud Uen. Agent olo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31

PRINTERS employed in the city and can get out
Briefs in shorter time than any other office. o9.lm
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e Is III 4. H EsS f. T.
PA n Os.
UNEQUALES IN TOM, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP
AMI DURABILITY
Special attention Of PurcbSssr. 10 invited to their
New Artistic Sly les," finished III cesisns HIGH
list DECokAIIVk AIT Pianos rent.
SECONDHAND PIANOS. A large assortment,
comI rising slpost every wel;lnoHn make IN the
country IL thorough repair Will be closed cut very
low figures. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered botL
in lrlees ~ u terns wl:ch will lie arranged EASY
MONTHLY lASlALMlN1S when deslred
WM. kNAbt n co,
do Sl7 Market Sp.ce.
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RAILROADS.
CHEsAPEAkk AND OHIO RAILWAY
Schedule IN Eject MsyiA

Trains iesve Union Depot eth and y ssyssA 10 ~
I'm. for Newport News. IVA Point cou,Sbrt I'd
Norloik daily, Arrive al Old Point OF . no n "a
and horiolk tt q 40 IN
IL - Ain, Cincinnati kKpress daily 70 stations in
NitsiniA- West Virginia. KENTUCKY and Chncinnsq.
Nesuba4e Slcepers through without chance 70 in.
clinsti, ATM 4Ug az IS am.
"A ;lO "A. y: g Nssubule Limited daily. SolIi
vans. with dining ran through xftkout
ehAhSe "a :. nC2unau. Nsstibuls 4.sspsr fsr Leg-
iERton and Louisville luilman Gaze are spsa =
lt"s3Nt iasseussrs st nm.
SiICei Old lolnsg wanna aysnus