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THEY SPENT A FORTUNE.
A Boston Court Decides That Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrews Shall Remain Apart.

Mrs. c. 8. Andrews OF Boston has been
granted 800 month alimony and the use Of the
$4,000 house on Commonwealth avenue. Her
husband ID the son of C. H. Andrews Of the
Boston Herald. He is q Harvard graduate and
has had an allowance of $4,000 q year. The
young couple were married In 1887, the
groom at that time being a minor. Mr.. An
drews' father gave him e200, 900 to help him
over the pavements Of life. and the brides
father, DR.. Jackson, U. 8. n, gave them .
$60.0 house. handsomely furnished.
The FIRST business OF the young married
couple was to get rid OF that 500, 600 and tho
husband had no trouble in spending another
&lO0, 600, besides mourning a debt Of s34. 600,
according to the probate court Judge McKim
expresses the opinion that there we're too
many relatives and too much giddiness on
both sides and they had best remain separated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-31
CRAZED BY LOSS OF CHILDREN.
A Father Whose Three Little Ones Die
Becomes Violently Insane.

Two weeks family near Laurel. Del, named
Warrington, consisting Of husband, wife and
six small children. were happy and contented
Suddenly the children all took the dreaded
black measles, and the disease was 80 terrible
that in few days it claimed two OF the chill
drn as its victims. They were both buried in
one grave. This was very severe stroke to
the parents, and it soon became apparent that
1t was acting seriously upon the mind Of the
father, Samuel Warrington. and when O few
days afterward another Of the children died he
became a raving lunatic. The mother bears
up under the terrible ordeal, but it is noticea-
bic that great change is coming over her
since the sad affection Of her husband, and il
IS feared she cannot much longer resist the
inevitable. The family live about six miles
from Laurel and have the sympathy of all
who know them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-31
Foreign Notes.

The Hungarian budget shows . deficit of
1000, 900 forms.
The Turkish summer resort Pendik has been
totally destroyed by fire. Several persons were
burned TO death.
Most Of the newspaper comments on the
Dunlo case express approval of tho verdict and
sympathy with Lady Dunlo.
1t has been decided 70 establish dovecote
OF 6Oc carrier pigeons at Brest for sea service
The Salvation Army is expanding $15O, OCO
for new barracks" ut Sheffield and Birming-
ham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-31

ExcrRsloS TicKErs TO IspIASA.-For the
benefit of citizens of Indiana who desire to
register and vote at the coming election the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets from Washington TO all points
IN Indiana at the rate of one limited fare for
the round trip. Tickets will be sold July 50
sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-31
MasQueraded as a Boy.

Nellie Burns, a rather comsly lass Of seven
teen summers, was sent to Jail in Philadelphia
yesterday by Magistrate Pullinger because she
could not furnish $500 security for court on a
charge Of stealing diamond earring aud els
in money from her employer, E. l. Hunt. Nellie
is as bright as she is pretty and very enter
prising. She says her home Is in McKeesport.
Some time ago she cut of her hair close and
then bought boys hat and suit Of bows
clothes and then went around in the city stores
hunting place as cash or errand boy. She
had not art enough to conceal her sex and at
Wanamaker's some Of her girlish ways caused
her sex TO be discovered Then she tried q
new plan. She went out to Germantown hunt
ing place at domestic service. At An intelli-
gence Office she heard of the place over al
Hunts. She went TO work on Thursday and by
Tuesday she had demonstrated that she was 4
thief; all the girl would say was that she ''was
set up TO do IT," but by whom she doesn't tell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-31
CITY AND DISTRICT.

No other paper published has anything
like half as many readers in the city of Wash
ington a. has TIE EvrSIso STAR and no other
one has yet supported its claims BY an affidavit
Of its circulation.
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DESIGNATING GRANTS TOMB.
Horne Sheds Erected So Near the Mauso.
leum a. to BE Offeus i've.

The park commissioners Of New York 70.
ceived . complaint from a number Of property
owners and real estate agents, that the horse
sheds attached TO the Claremont Hotel, on the
Riverside drive, were built within 100 yards OF
Gen. Grants tomb and are . blot on the
scenery and disrespect 70 the memory Of the
distinguished dead.
There was no meeting Of the board, but
Secretary Burns explained that when the
hotel was recently leased BY Z. a Stokes of the
Hoffman House, the horse sheds were in
adequate and Of q ramshackle character. The
lesses agreed to put up suitable and convenient
structures, and had done 30 under plans ap-
proved by the landscape architect Mr.. vaux,
and the superintendent, Mr.. Pars0ns- Secre-
tary Burns said further that even when the
plans for the Grant mausoleum were carried
out the sheds will not be in the way. The
permanent structure will be opposite 122d
street and on . knoll Tho sheds are In
hollow and are surrounded by trees and
shrubbery.
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No Boycott From Georgia.

The Augusta, Ga, Exchange yesterday, rep
resentins the business interests Of Augusta,
adopted preamble and resolutions denounc-
ing both the Lodge bill and the proposed boy
colt
AZ . convention Of colorsd mon a Buriinr-
ton. M, o resolution was uranimously sdopted
ing the senate to paas IL
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Pauline Hall Loses a Diamond Pin.

Pauline Hall. the well-known actress reported
70 the police in New York yesterday the loss Of
diamond pin valued at $500. Miss Hall says
she went to pose fo- photographs in costume at
Falks gallery Tuesday afternoon and stuck the
pin in Q window curtain while making the
change from her street dress to her costume.
She forgot i. when leaving. bus soon returned
% fiud the pin missing.
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The Majestic's Fast Trim.

The liner Majestic steamed pro udly up New
York bay yesterday morning. dense volumes of
smoke pouring out Of her tunnels. Her pas
sengers were congratuiating each other, for
the ship had broken her record. She had made
the passage from Queenstown to Sandy Hook
In days, 70 hours and 50 minutes, which beats
her best previous record in coming west by six
hours, aud comes within one hour of matching
the best record by her sister ship, the Teutonic.
The City OF Paris still enjoys the honor of
having made tho fastest westerly passage Of
any Of the ocean greyhounds. Her record is s
days, 10 hours and Is minutes, which was made
in August of last year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-31
President of Three Co,,....

The Amherst College board Of trustees yes-
tsrday elected Merrill Edwards Gates, president
Of Rutgers College, a. president Of Amherst
College. to succeed Julius H. Seelye. Mr..
Gates was elected president of Oberlin College
In June. The trustees Of Rutgers are anxious
that he remain at New Brunswick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-31

Aaron A. Spencer, for many years q promi-
nent citizon Of Arcade, N. Y, died there aud
denly Monday. For many years he was the
largest United States mail contractor in New
York.
Col. r. n. May WINS yesterday elected chair
man OF tho republican committee Of the nrst
congregational district OF Virginia and Geo. Z.
Windsr secretary. The nominating convention
wiil be held at fredericksburg August rs.
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ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS
Ho~EIrdx = SS Ipps ( Cssnn,s,r,vrvo,.
o3o y q. nv.

D. J. HOWELL lats TopoGrahpR "a ca oRs~y
and knsnssF N charge q strssS sztsnaoss = VsSS-
EDWIN A oREENoudH. Knsipss =. Q. aaHRR
Railroad survsys; sst@atss and spsetaeations;
I'd iqS ps 5ESs
yisions Iopogrsphically Pisnaed and Lsysl OF.
SssssSss Sssssss. 4sl'sSass 90 - ~ ~
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A Monster Shark Caught at Deal Beach

A Monster Shark Caught at Deal Beach
party Of fishermen at Deal Boaoh, NJ,
caught monster shark in their net yesterday.
The men we're engaged in smptying thor fish
pound when they saw the big fellow struggling
in the net. After an hours fierce struggle
they succeeded in killing the shark by driving
Q spear into its body. The man cutter was then
towed to shore. Abe shark measures 10 feet
from nose 70 tail and weighs over 100 pounds
lis the largest caught in the vicinity, and IL
viii be exhibited today on the Asbury Park
fishing pier.
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Miss Lewis Heard From.

Relatives Of Miss Elizabeth Lewis, the PEN
nington, Nj, school teacher, telegraphed to
the Trenton True Americdn last night a. fol-
lows:
Miss Lewis il at Transit, near Good Ground,
Long Island, and is all right"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-31

ALI SCALP AND SKIN DrsEAsEa, dandrufY, falling
q the hair, gray OF faded hair, may be cured b
using that natures tue remedy. Halls Hail
6opeW0e.
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l, ra4sSine Through a Generate Tent

-kfFfnE through q UeneFnPS Tent
John Mccarthy and David ODonnsli while
drunk. attempted to drive through Brig. Gen.
Kenneys tent at the Delaware National Guard
encampmont at Brandywino Springs last night.
A conflict ensuod in which bayonets and swords
we're drawn. The men were finally arrested.
During the ARRAY the uniform Of Col Marahall
was badly torn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-31
MEDICAL, DC.

~ 1hs Oldest Estsblishsd and only Reliable IAdisS
Physician IN the City.
can b consulted daily. 46S ST. betwsen ~ - Oh
sta NV.
Prompt treatment Consul tAtion strictly conhden-
uai. separate rooms for Lsdies Ncdicins ca Plils
81 Once Always OPEN u2s-ots
M LOEB 3xs NORTH 18Th sT, PhILADRL-
~ phn; 20 year, experience. Hours, 10 Aul I'll .
pm. % 10 svenines send for boob Ss-Aledl coGr
tanning full particulars for Home Cure, fk3E
m M. Oh TokEsT. JoNe-ksTABIIsHFD AND
III rsliAble Ladies' fhystcian can be cop4ultsd dzly
o0 p.n-: with Ladies only. N7-Im
u RAD AID he wIsE-DR RRoTHEEs. pOo n sf
~ Az, sppeAred before aud made oath that he n
e Oldest Established kxpsrt Specialist IN tls clsy
eod wWguAraptees cure IN al disssss1
fmsn sno iurn,sh naso1cins charge ooksultsr
10 ed sdvace frss q any hour % tbs Gay, SUP
fAMqkL e nnIA Notary ilbtc Ia snd t0 -
k7-lm.
UTMAs NEyER BEKN CoNrRADIcTED THAT
y NJ bkOIHEhs u the oldest-esta biisbsd sdvsrtAoI
~ Le0eg fhysscan IN thiA city. LAdiss, yoa -
Sanesotiy consult Dr bkofHEks, pos b - an
S1rueulAr sttentton peaa y al ozssases pscuik =
haasA m.rrasa o. aan9lA Forty yeaxs sxpersspeA
MANHOOD RBsToEEp 81 usfNo a BQTTLl
"a aswo Of d. BROTHERS. lygoxenG oqrdtak
NM cure any 60 " Nervous Dslnlity ed lo0 q
0abG toDaAS OOt 6 AZ 49,
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
hOUTK TO LONDON
- NOkDDEUTsChkk LLOYD q. q co
Fase kxpros: sseanssa

To soushippson a0ndoa. Hsyrsl nsensa.
III, ID IN Lain. Wed, July 50. In 'Kaiser Nh.
helm y. Sat..Aug. :. $40 Am; Altar wsds AsG @ 10
Oomfortsbis stss rocna ssesllsas NH. l.1s.bo0
ward berth according 20 location; I'd oshln $50 q
sduit; strezuse az LOG ratos. AVply % = u
Oserved At the Warrington aGency; 1ryt-class e.
sSmnoS.s,ons rem sS9 " fs'fS4 sdH ese Nd
banisrs. sole Agents, U31 IT. nv. my23-3m
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RAILROADS.
4 ,HksAPkAkk AND ONO RAILWAY.

CHhsAfkAkk AND OHIO hAiLwAr.
scAsasas In Eject Nay H.
Trains iesve Union Depos 9th ana u ssre.,. io,s7
AsTss a ARRIVE Sia FS Sis: SS%i ic n .ae
II e S an. SS.' Slns - = 80 m a.,,,
.sSsi. s sssp sIsss ks1,SssS ma ossss.
einnss s.Tis,ss SIS am. ''A'1' sh'hs' 70 oAs-
IL 10 nm. xs.GSais L,mi.sa. daily. solid
S.ns; 70 as s. run ' sss 'sss.
, ,s and Louisville Pullman Usrs srs open ~
Once SIS Psssss is i ave. ssenu.
Senera Passenger AGENT
BAlrinsS sssauA',S e OH one EAILE oar
A~se Warrington troln station corner Of New ysrv-v
For Chicago ana Ssr,s and s;rsss
fss o eaSs.n 4 s1 an =, ssgr... 2 SO nm:
daily. 5 SO ana II 80 M aud Indianapolis sxpro
f.5 III HstssoST. and cleveland s.prs.. daily 30
g go - Sns'0h and pOinss IN tho Shenandoah vsa,ss
fes M,nShssser snd way stations. 70 sopn
~ hsI,,y3.,a,, - So and - AZ pm:
10 e 90 IS ,alIsIssI $50. $50 III 90 Ss Il 90
ts:iS IS minutes. isiS S. 40 e alps,:.l
minntesI 40 900. o:is 20. \: I'd % % ~ g
$50 $50 $50 am mo Pe eoe sundays ss ,r La 90
shs C SO s,: 8 sn nix s ssS
sSs Ss SO s;st. ss ssssssa ma s
~ 80 pm; sundays 80 an. 90 S.2s 3 81
Tss. ,ssys s,ia%er. fog w..eins,ea sess a.y.,
as 500. 90 90 "a. tS 90. si 80 so
$50 isi So 800 30 .as u i 90 M ssns.sS
l2 soo LA g;io; $50 rs 900. ego 700
10 40 .nd sS and i p II ana 50
s s ss an iaosa $50 p lss'; sa ans...
& g: For as s.s.. e az. g
f1 ", Si an &. SO sad - ::,g pa
s md s sassT%s - IS Is
hSyS90. m % am. Il 90 t3:0o s6:55. tx
tsI sS,d's and intermedi..e stations. .7.oopm.
sopiuE ID s,.uoa. On S. S sn ss.aes
,, f1r tSSdsneE 1850. 70 3o iS.3o. III 80 An
EaT a.ss s. WY 10 4 n 40 An and rs sopm
$:io p M irem irSm Shis,so d.iiy II 80 m ana
nm N sna ;oa pm. from fittsbnrs 40 an. $50
lhhw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
NJ SOB. Il u ssn'oni Ss So and hii..ss,A
Gay TRAINS: Sleeping Car on the 10 SO . m op ca
- iS5 fh,lsdslghia = os ts 90 1000 ~ 90 noon
so 20 M 1890 noon. 200 400. 'o:iS and
ph,.dsphia $500 and IL 20 sa. =. 80. = nc 70
ssr s1.a !Sr oSSishlns .ss isI
Train. leave Philsdsphis for Washington. - -
s:a3. -g;la so Ana IL 40. .4.JL IS .5a
FOR boston s2. SO pm. with Pullman Buffet Sleep
lng car running through 90 Boston without change
NJ. ststiup at boston
For Atlantic City, = :O5 and 10 am. l2 90 noon.
-
FOR BAY RIDGE
n week days 10 AM. 30, 30 pm sundays
AZ. Leave B.y Ridse. week days. 9 80. 80 pm. Sun
fLncept sunday. DAILY. SUNDAY only
basgaee called Tor and checked from hotels ana rcsi
oeilces % Union Transfer Coupanl ou orders le, a
ticket ofhces 0ly aud 1851 Penn ave ana al tiepoI
CHAS. u SCULI, Gen. ihss. Asceit
.. =. opELL- Gen. MAnaser ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SUMMIT HOTEL 0AITHERSBURG, Md, $50
= # above wsshington Forty minuses' ride there
pleasant SURROUNDINGS Mira v. HkNDRlcKs
jy3l-6ts
m CORES HOTEL AND SUMNER RESORT
Vsh Leoi srdtown, Nd. 10 now open for summer
guests. Terms sl 80 per day; &25 per month. Chi
stsanbosis .iin na HEsRr N
je2l-lm-pds
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SUMNER RESORTS.
IN THE M0UNTAiNs,

IN THE MOUNTAINS.
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS
SARATOGA.
LAKE aEoRoR
ADIRONDACK
w s Nor .sss p e ana rom M s.. 81
Isy station q sAs p:.1sSls.n'. Rip ~ r.s.ss
arsSs Hoisi k .a ssss Via kisssses s'ss Pun
I liza: ;ssa; sad ..s Ssss
asShSfSsx AND cArsKIIL MOUNTAIN Y.
ssas,ss ~ s% ns,,s' hSse k n y.
nicia $50 p1; Mountain House station. . Is pm. !;
cssrclIe &c pm A!Svs ..rs,css $50 p;m
Jerey CITY for Hotel Ks.isrski Grand Hotel station
-iShRs odI xNp cArsKIIL MOUNTAIN sPE
s,an a. r Ma'hinsson POO M Jersey cit{ Sss
:'ss se RSa3, e5sp sdn as;s rh1,ss
s nm. frsn Jersey csy 90 asss f....s:sl sT:sa
&c sis s:,.y r.,S- and
.Sr,nl 5y west SHORE nilrosS B,sssEs checked
Ssss.sc sci ssnsrua Passenger 4 kses.. S.s YORK
4 QcKwoop HOUSE, HARPER's FERRY. ". va.
IL Mrs :: 4 LoShII, proyrieTsse. viii opee June
:is;:a! ssdi'; i'''s aiif: 'Sps, s..f
NEW HILLTOP HOUSE. THos. a LovErT
~ Prop, Harrers Fern. WA First-class table;
spring beds house In full view from and o. Depot
and Island Park. Cards at star once Terms % Isr
week ~. pm
pRosPEcT House.
Lake winnipesauhee. Meredith ME-
This beautiul and pleasant Summer Resort with its
unequaled lake and mountain scenery has been opened
for summer boarders The drives and views IN she
vicinity are fascinating including those OF sQuom
Long aud Wsukewan Lakes, Red htI. Ossipee ala
Sunset bill, Rolling Hin and many Others al within
lev mile. Of The Prospect House The rr..Yec, House
bor, two miles IRON oach place aud mule frota the
lake ltars 90 and o. per wesh, according 20 rooms
Send for circular IL W. LINCOLN
Y22eo2w Propnstvr.
w ATklrs sANITARlUM Is THE BEST sir
w usted in Q grand mountain park with crystal
sprinxs. oaooling orookA scenery Of the Catalina
evergreen Groves orchards ssrdens vineyard dairy.
bowling. Ioating, cfoQuet, tennis. gymussium- No
malaria or mosQultoes For circulars address kOBT.
WALTER. NJ D.. Walters Park p o., wernersvtlls. p
myi3-eod3m
GLEN HOUSE. WHITE MONTANA, n A.
" opens June % specisl rstss to families for
Sou the ost modern aud finest located hotel in the
mountGins. commanding from its 500 feet Of veran-
syste m OF drainage numerous sprnes Of pure ws,sl
cuisine aud service unsurpassed telegraph and Pc.
IN hotel. c r. AlLIIkEN propristor
GE0 p. METcALF. msnacer. Sif-soam
RLUE MI. HOUSE. WASHINGTON CO. Md
- now open. Rooms may be engaged By applying by
.etter or IN person 70 J. p. SHANNON. Carrollton
Hotel Baltimore. Nd. my2l-4m
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.
BEDronD MI slpfJa srH FlsssA.
In the Alleghsny Mountains. scenery unsurpassed.
As curative aent the water has equal All anuse.
msnssa hotel g, sp,!.sssS improved and newly fur
tl-sas I. B. DoTY. Manager.
(1HALYnEATE SPRINGS HoTEI.-ExcEIIENT
mountains. railroad station and TELEGRAPH Office
s5 Sa sse s @SI5a; sIS to
MINNEQUA HOUSE.
M Minnequa Springs, Bradford County "a
Ihss nrs. Class hotel improved and enlarged opens
pIikoratne air: spring OF wonderful curative quail
;. aooa music and every modern convenience. R..es
80. -. L. ANDREss.
OAAN.. SssHhiESSxSpo.H co, VA.
Very luxurious and irrs from tos A~eraao mean ssn
The large number OF different springs owned and
Ssns the 81 is
Ia ann
men; bowling alley tennis courts LARGEST swimming
during ase
property 1000 acre. in extent embracing Ct the
and " E9XNs Msnsss1
my3-eo-3m
Y ocK RSoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS.
80, no. VIRGINIA.
About six hours from Washington AdelshtfuI home
fof fales and al who need rest. renewal Of health
Eus,ne unexeellsd in any mountain resort.
sanitary arrangements complete
An i impeass swimming pool temperature Of water
An rational smusements. good music. nns lawn.
sh SG 3 s ~ A., md rsn6lss q sbundsnce. ~
Circulars and ali Information st A. n pr.st 4 aon,.
once. Sun Building. or on application to
A Q. PRATT, Proprietor,
myo-Sm Rock Enon Springs Va
ssSwEET SYRINGE.
p MONROE COUNTY, ". VA
eommodations in the two virgniss The aotel buiid-
stfuetion snd eleganos Altitude over 2.06o feet A
4:horse coaches. Terms reduced to els per week,
S60 per mouth Send for pamphista n. n. CART
= 81. LEON. our
This calculated establishment one Of the most de-
ssnuHi ana agreeable summer resorts on the CONT
The numerous tourists who visit this beautiful spos
annually viii ind y this year. under the manage
To su6srers from Rheuins tisn, Neuralgia Indiges-
ton. General Debility &C., &C., the Saline Springs In
connection with this hotel offer . sura cure
Terms: ~ to - day and ol0 to els per week.
Nia-2ws Ma THOMAS, Msusssr.
WNDsQG sULPH! ssRIxesaso MILES
tide. No MOSQUITOES; pure water; glrdsns orchsrds
pure pilk tre horses stables large buildinSs Ctrcu.
Isss hFs..n3,a a0lo r. ave- Address A. n. JELLY.
IN TEE NgOUNTATNs
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IN THE MOUNTAINS.

A uHORA WEST VIRGINIA.
"A Tha Ansst health resort IA TIA Alie~hsnSsa yu,.
sgHns yascE 1racl.G air. soft spring bcds. Good
nols seenSa9ay sn1iSasd Bowling alley, tsnnis and
6 star once fof circulars or address J. Il SHAfYEK
xxopnosor: jyS6-1m
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE IN AILRGHFNIFs.
M 8. 600 fest elevation; large airy rooms: rood
eoag; sodde and driving homes; boviinG sller: kVn
WA$4R 0AR HOUSE,
WY Dcl.ssss wsss osn RA
So Z ". BRoApHRAp.
n N1HQM HALL. NAkPER6 YFRRY, VIVA
- n1qAea pceuf h9tween shenandoah and Rpeomac
avoF9 lse4 tQg oayd apA torlns Z. " LIoUTNGR,
o:s6 II ~ ~ ssAanAasa. 4 \ nsssss.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
CTEAMER "wAKEFIELD~
y Leaves tth-et. wharf On NoNDAyR THURS,
DAYS And SATURDAYS at am Resuruing TCk6-
pay. fklDAI and SUNDAY evenings,
Tor Nomiln Greek. ts., leonsrdtown and 81 Glenn
enta Bay, Mo. touching At intermvdists l.naings.
Passenger accommodations hrst.class.
c. ". RIDLEY
y6 General MANAGER.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM BOAT
''TY0ERT-
Capt John A. ketchutn, for Baltimore and land1ues
on the Potomac river livery Monday At O'Clock pa.
Apply to
STEVENSON 4 BRO,
Telephone 745-3. ltex6-3ml TIN e. whArh
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TALK ABOUT DISTRICT MATTERS.
Points From Yesterdays Debatc-Dis-
trict Finances and the Tunnel.

Thu discussion Of the conference report on
III. District of Columbia appropriation bill in
the House yesterday was an extremely inter-
esting one, not only on account Of the bill it
self. but from the many points OF District in
terest which were touched on.
The letter from Auditor Petty, containing
the revised estimates which Mr.. McComas had
read and which in large measure turned the
tide toward adoption OF the report was ad-
dressed to Mr.. McComas and said: Pursuant
tc your request I have caused examination to
be made and find that the actual collection Of
revenue during the fiscal year 1890 amounts to
90, 5O2, O90 Is, being in excess Of the estimated
revenues from similar sources for the fiscal
year 1891, submitted 10 congress, 70 the
amount Of SIPS. 62S 50.
In the letter of the Commissioners OF July z.
instant an apparent deficit is stated Of S276,-
S36. S. This result was reached by placing es-
timated re venues from new buildings at S97, 500.
Since that letter was written, however, the ac-
tuai assessment for new buildings has been
placed upon the books and shows the probable
revenue from this source to be $50 900, which
would make the apparent deficit 1851. 1885, So.
II the estimate Of revenue for 1891, rs reported
70 Congress by the Commissioners be amended
upon the basis Of receipts for 1890, We have the
following result:
Total estimated receipts, page Of
your report. ................-..S2, As, 461. 1S
Revenues from new buildings, es-
smated upon actual assessments 100000
Excess Of receipts from revenue in
1880 over estimated receipts in
1891. ........-.................. Ias,s2s. 50
Adding the surplus revenue as
shown in figures given to you by
the Treasury Department this
day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I5l,21945
Total O., s13 90s 70
Adding q like amount to be con-
tributed by the United States.... ISIS. 308.7 20
Total District revenues. e5,626, $40 40
Total amount of appropriations 40
agreed upon in conference. in
Guiding the Geological Park
and supplemental deiciencea.. s,s7s,o 81
Deduct total District revenues as
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IN oRfoLK AND OLD POINE s--s1.c ~
FARE. IS ROUND TRfP. ~ sE.5's
Steamers Leave 9th street wharf % a m TuesL
day. Thursday aud saturday. sunday sS 10 90 D. m
Further infor nation Telephone Call 1880. Lands at
Colonial Beach saturdays myv-sn
days Wedn , and Fridays, 81 Pm ExcLUslvE
eTkAMEhs. Fare: e2 sinxie; round TRIP Is. Tickets
and rooms 1t b. and u ticket offices. 6lg and 1881
further inquire 81 compsnys oce, the
wharf. Telephone call 5<o-2 VIM. y. wkACh, Sup8
and Gen. ACT mig
DoTOMAC TRANSCRIPTION COMPANY.
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer SUE,
Capt Geoghegan. leaves StephensOn's wharf every
sunday ~ O'Clock pm For further tnformseSon
STEPHENSON 3 BRO.
mhS-6m seventh Street whsn
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MlNNEQUA HOUSE,
M Minnequa Springs, Bradford County "a
This nrat Glass hotel, improved and enlarged opens
June l0: highest point Northern Central ailroad
inyiKoratne air. spring OF wonderful, curative quail
Good music and every modern convenienca Rates
!e1f ~ Taper week.
t'ses-eoaet Propriescr.
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2,47s,46l.7S
sO,OOo.oo
Ias,s2s.s2
l5l,219.l