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New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
International Art Gallery

Iuternati onnl Art Gallery
$40 5TH-AvE.
opposite the Windsor HOTEL
On exhibition important collection OF paintings seocs"
BY Mr.. W. SCHAUS.
Admission, 25 cents.
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Teachers stcnographers. typewifcrs co1chmen, "ail
ers cooks Carueneis and. Ia short. all classes Of
people find II 10 their advantage 10 use The Irbunes
Columns Of short advertisements.
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
Gufrial Notices.

oaice. $50 Slxth.ave.. corner 2ad.st..
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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VIZ-u General Passenger Age
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Schedule IN effect June III lS9c
Leave Washington iion corner VI New yer,.,
For Chicago and sS %slrIe and street
iSr Cie,nna5, St; Louis and Indianapolis express
For pd nssts5urg and Cleveland. express daily $50
fo5 lexington and points in the Shenandoah valIss
For Luray, 1880 ana IS pm
So s. MN ss xsss days. %
SD IS minuiysi :iS "a. 40 5;SO "a. g 99S'ss,
nnnqiesl 5:3O 500. 0:i5 go. s:I1 80: ~ ~ =
s:39 to:3o and ii 20 pm. sundays :O5 80.
2i5. g 80 IS minutes, 3. 20 ,ninute s Ia
T NJ mute o;u0 ola 6:2G a:3o S:35 1850.
For Way Stations between Washington and Bali.
10 pm; Sundays. $50 am. 90. 3:35 81
5 49, o;so 49, 20 sOv $50 s:::5. ? D.i6
80. uo. am uU I0 :yy: nm Sa 2;!9 ESQ
S:S9' y:0e 1o;i9. loo and Il 90 IN. SUNDAYS
Ya:So. TO- 3fo. =? 30 ~ IVA S6 i nS an
$50 $40 $50 1910 10 20 and IL o6 JPN p2 200
siis; 60 $50 am ia'0a $50 pa sa'G su nnss
., fSr siatlOrs on The Metropolitan Branch. 1880
fio:s AM Is ald Is 10 i p. Stations OH"
tor Rockville and Way stations. IA 30 pm.
h1:oo. IN 100 am. ii:VG tS:oG !5:55. iS:Gs
Tor Boyd's anu Intermediate stations, 81 :oop.m.
Church tram leaves Washington ON Sunday at IL
Pm stopping - ali satoAs on Metropolitan Branch
For trederlck. 80, $500 $3.50. III 80 a "
81 Il D, 1881. ~ 30 pm.
Fer hagerstown, tlO:iO am. aud IS :.IOpm
Trains arrive from Chic. daily 80 m and
tlO p.1 from Cincinnati AID ST. Louis daily 30
am and 2iOo pm iroin l1ttsburg z :l0 am. sou
pm daily.
AEM YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
tor New ora, Trenton, Newark. D. and Elizabeth
N.s., 'f:oo, fs:OU. -AU:OU, ~ w am, LOO
9:oO and 'lO:3O p.m. buffet Parior Cars on III
Gay Trains. sAeeplhs Car III the lu;3u y. w. Opsr
ier flniadslpha, :o5. is 100. 10 90 III oonooa
'x;oo, 4;1u, 'o;io lnd 1880 pm.
or Newark, bel, Wilmington and Chester Il .O5
t6;oU An, 'i2:UO noon - ;ou Il :5V. 'o;l5. aud
'lO:oO pm.
her Intermediate points between Baltimore and
fnhaoeIphia fo:Vo AND 50 ~ an. t2:5U. '4:.u
,, Trains leave New York for Washington. 300
Iii:3o an. 2:O1 $40 $500 pm and 'l2:l5
Trains leays Philadelphia fer Washington. - -
.S;ao, ,e;lA III 80 anl- II 40 '9:3L - ga
Tor boston e. so pm, with Pullman Buffet Sleep.
ing car running through 10 Boston Without change
via Poug hkee Sic Briuge Landing passeagers r.
ID. station VI LosIOa.
For Atlantic City, 4 :o5 aad 10 am. 1900 noon
sundays 4:Uo xnl, IL noon 10 80 I'm.
fExcept sunday. daily. sSundGy only.
tsegage called Tor and cnecke led from hotels and
oences b. Union Transfer Company orters left .
ticket offices 6lS Ghd lo0l Penn C., and depot
CEAo Y. SCULL. Gen. f4ss Agent.
:. =. oDALL 0en MalaSer. N5
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RICHMoND ANp pANvILLE RAILROAD co

RiShMoND AND DAN VILE RAILROAD co.
~ schedule in effect NOV EMBER . 1880.
$50 a. En-Ers: tennessee Mai, daily :or " arren-
ton, GordCnsylle, CharIottesvll!e Lynchbury and
htatlons between Ale evan Ina and Iynchburg Roam
SSke. huhht@ Brlsto.. Knoxville Chattanooga and
ia am;-Fas: Mail daily for Culpeper Char
,ottF sNLIIe, StatOns Chesapeake and OHIO Route
~ nchpurH, ROCKY Mount lahNIlle and Stations be-
Ashevllle, Charlotte, IolanbIa. Augusta, Al anita
BirninZham. Montgomery, New Orleans, ,exas and
SAnofnia Pullman Sieeler New York TO Atlanta and
PuiIfnan sleepe-s Atlanta to New Orleans Pullman
oieepefs akLLgton ~ Cincinnati 4 aud O. Route
s.:ou pm.-,DAlly, except sunday, for Manassas
Stsseuig aud Intermediate st@tuus
4 :1D p.m.-DaIly, rJuS 20 G-,envlle = C carving
fuiiHlii Sleepers 10 OrcesS ~. NJ, also Pullman
sleei,r to Memphis via Lynchiurl, and Bristol.
r,ia;;lu pm-"est' rn EXIrIss daily for Manassas
SnsIlottesNllIe, St1in;oa, Iouisyi lie, Cincinnati
Pullman NesuBule Train Mashilyton TO Cnciupatl
Win PuIii2n sleeper tor Louisville.
:O1 D. N. -Sout ncrn Express daily for Iyrchburp
DalVie, hGIclSI, Asheylle, Charlotte Ioumlia
Augusta Atlanta, MoitgS mery. New ore MS Te.as
and California lul man NesIibl!e Car washington To
new orleans VIA Alfalfa and A.Ontgumery Pullman
oieeler washington 10 BlraIaS ham, Ala. via Atlanta
ana Geosia rac!Ec llailNay. and Pullman sleeper
washington to Ashcvllie and Hot Springs. v C. via
Sail bury Also Washington to Augusta via Danyile
and Charlotte.
Trains on Washington ard Ohio division leave Wash
ington S;Ou a. IN daily. Go daily and AS M
daily; returning arrive Washington $40 a. M aud
3 40 pm. and @ 81 m.
THROUGH Trains from the south via Charlotte Dan
nie ana LyDcabuIg arrive IN Washington :.l:i a m
9:so q. m. and 10 East Tennessee Rr1sfoi
ald LynchbnfE a; 3Do p,n. and 40 pm VIA chrsa-
peske ana ONO route and Charlottesville at as pm
and 1:lO pm and :53 Strasburg loci al q a,
am.
tickets sleeping car reservation and information
turnlshed and baggage checked Office 1900 Penn
a.a ave. ana at passenger station, Pennsylvania
nj JAS L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass AGENT
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Avse. las a3,6s2 25,4s4 u. ss2 Se,sss
Increase ....... 1.559 I.SO3 LAS a0nR

Avse. -. las 23,6s2 25,4sl ~ .0s2 Se.ess
Increase .... 1.31s 1.s03 I.5ss 3.0os
OF this remarkable average aggregate q
SO,090 copies circulated daily, no more thss
ll02 copies are sent out Of the city by mail
and 1, LOG go to suburban places, BY express
railway trains, ETC., leaving as net circulatios
In the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO
PORTION of 921 PER CENT, or AN AGGRR-
GATE of % 1852 copies! or this number,
2i,142 were delivered daily by regular
Carriers at the homes OF permanent sub
scribers.
The remaining 6, 740 copies represent the sales
over the office counter, at the news stands, sDe
by newsboys. But of this latter number q yery
large proportion is supplied regularly 70 per.
manent residents Of the city living in lodgiugs
&c. mot householders). 90 that it, whole circula
ton may be literally said to be in the fami,
circle. While its aggregate circulation there
fore gives TIE STAR a diStlnctire and enuabs
position IN modern Journalism, the fullness OF
its 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 = parallel.
This is no idle boast on the part Of the paper.
1t is q well established fact, demonstrated 10
the full satisfaction Of the sagscious 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 The Stars advertising patronage.
Nothing can moro surely illustrate TIE
esteem in which any article il 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 Tha
figures following tell the story on this point
NuNBsR OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS sknrD n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-05
REMARKABLE INDICTMENT.
Sensational Style in Which the Charge
Against Eyraud Are Set Forth.

Sensational Style in Which the Charges
Against Eyraud Are Set Forth.
From the Pail Mall Gazette.
The indictments drawn up by the public
prosecutor. NJ. Quesnay de Beaurepaire. against
Eyraud and Gabrielle Bompard the murderers
OF II. Gouffe. is written in an almost sensa-
tional style, which belongs rather TO the novel;
list than to the bar.
Eyraud is depicted by M. de Beaurepaire a.
utterly devoid Of any sort Of moral sense in
capable Of feeling remorse, violent tempered
capable Of any and everything and without
spark Of probity. In 1868 he formed part Of the
Mexican expedition and deserted Later on,
having married an honest and respectable
young lady, he squandered the dover Of 40 600
francs she brought him. At the head of
distillery at Serves he ruined himself in i'm
morality, carried on in restaurants close to his
conjugal dOmicile. He was declared bankrupt
with liabilities of 1000 francs and no assets.
Reduced to expedients he sought to get possess
resistance he threatened to kill her. Eyraud
at last found a commission agent named Fri
bourg, who accepted him as a partner. 1t was
not long before he had ruined Fribourg who,
with Eyraud. was declared bankrupt. His &C
quaintance with Gabrielle Bompard dates from
1888.
Gabrielle is the daughter Of a respected
merchant of the Department Of Nord. She
was placed in good schools in France and
in Belgium. She was. however expelled
from all of them on account of her vicious
and rebellious character. At last her father
placed her in disciplinary institution. On
returning home she INDUCED in numerous
intrigues and soon found the country too
small for her ambition. She started for
Paris, where she seems to have been
almost completely left by her father to
her own resources In the FIRST in
stance he sent her Q few hundred francs,
and that is all. 1t was then she became Ey-
raud's mistress. but he having no money,
1t was Gabrielle who procured by intrigues
with rich men the resources that she and Ey-
raud required. After time the money pro-
cured IN this shameful manner became INSULT
victim into q conveniently solitary house and
there to rob him. alive or dead. Who the vic
tim was to be they did not know when they
hired furnished apartment on the ground
floor OF Rue de Berne, and it was agreed that
Bompard was to take possession in a few days.
Eyraud meanwhile had fed to London to es-
cape prosecution for swindling. The woman
followed him there and they matured their
murderous plan. Having arranged all its de-
tails they purchased trunk to contain the
body. an unusually strong cordeliere, a false
beard for Eyraud and q pulley and several
yards OF cord. Returning to Paris with this
horrible baggage Eyraud and Gabrielle Bonn
paid wanted to take possession of the apart
ment at Rue de Berne, but the period agreed
on having expired the landlady had let 1t to
another person. 1t was under these circum-
stances tina: they hired the apartment in Rue
Troncon Ducoudray. It was only at that mo-
ment they chose their victim.
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The Crime of @ Fiend.

terrible crime is reported from White
county. Ga, a wild, mountainous region. Six
weeks ago man appeared there giving the
name OF Charles Bell He had with him a
twelve-year-old gir! whom he claimed to be
his motherless daughter. She was found dead
from poison on Friday morning, 1t appears
that the mans real name is Charles johnson
that he is an escaped convict from the Missis-
sippi penitentis-y; that the girls real namo
was Minnie Bell and that he stole her from her
mother in Gsffney City, SC. in July last, since
which time he has kept her in terror. Finding
that he could not keep the secret much Longer
he gave her poison. There is every probabil-
ity that tho murderer will be lYnchad
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
Schedule in Eject Mayls.

Trains leave Onion Depot, 9th and streets I o ~
Am Tor Newport News. Old Point Comfort .nJ
and Norfolk at 40 pm Tn"
IL am, CINCINNATI Express daily 70 stations IN
slrklnlA West Irglnla, Kentucky and Cinclnuati
sesuDule Sleepers through without change 10 GIN.
- c1nnat, arriving at I'D I'm.
IA ~ PIN. Z; T.. v Festbuie Limited daily. solid
Trains. with dining cars, through without
change to Cincinnati Nestibule Sleeper tor Icy.
ington aud Louisville Pullman Cars are open u
receive passengers at Pan.
Ctice 5l3 Pennsy wanna avenue
$500. II. W. FULLER
Vl2-u General Passenger Agent
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A Father Forced to Stab His Son.

At Chicago Frank Griebe, white-haired
old man was assaulted Monday night by his
son, Augusta, and in self-defense the old
gentleman used knife on the son .slashing him
four times. Monday night the con came home
drunk and drove his father into q bed room
He wanted money to buy more liquor and the
old man refused to give him any. He struck
his father in the face. knocking him down and
then jumped on him. The old man drew Q
pocket knife and plunged IL into the sons left
breast. He then tried to free himself, but the
son, maddened with rage, fought like . tiger.
The old man was forced to use the knife again
and he sunk it into his sons body three times
more. His wounds are considered dangerous
and he may die. The father was arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-05
CITY AND DISTRICT.

emo other paper published has anything
like half as many readers in the city of Wash
ington as has The EVENING STAR. and no other
one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit
of its circulation.
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Simply 70 name III Quina Laroche is to recon-
mend 10 70 our colleagues and patients, 10 being
the result Of conscientious research: nor have the
medical stan been sparing in their praises and
encouragement in behalf Of this production: when
taken as prescribed by the notice glyeu with zach
nAsk rapidly produces very sensible effects. re-
storing tho appetite and abating especially per-
ntctous feSers, &c.-L'A6esRe Aed,cdle, forls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-05

Tho French cabinet has charged n. Roche,
minister of commerce, and NJ. Develle,
minister Of agriculture. TO request the COM
mirtee OF the chamber Of deputies, having in
charge the consideration Of the new tariff bill,
to expedite it, lsbors in order that the chamber
may debate the measure By the end of Janu-
airy. II In proposed 10 begin the enforcement
Of the new tarin in November, ls02
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RAILROADS.
TUE eRkAT

l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
pouBLiFh rR kkSkkIh' MEsI AND sol INVEST.
STEEL RAIL- a Mac sIflcf sSff kaTiirMESr
sHh SSA6fsf2S sf Is SEt51SS
hor ffip9ry and the west. CHICAGO Limited Expires
Fa.L ins. 1880 i daily to cs S Crumbs
ssd 81 Lonis WIZ sleepins Cars from harrisburT
70 ssie1sO s. 5gls' Shie.O and ~
rhd SSph aT,G ar. iss TO ST to
LOUIS. CHICAGO and Cincinaal and Dinins Car Hsr-
Express at 20 ds sa viii sieeI me-
Sers,n meShi i TO chcseo and 81 louis con-
for Lonisvillo and Memiihis Pullman pinlns
fsrre. 90 70 EehmeEd "a, and Gssaso p1oh nc
wet with through Sleeper to Iltsburs. and tits
BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
fo' hane Can.ndaieu-, Rochester and Niagara Falls
For Ere Csgandaigra and Rochester daily: for Buff
alo ans NiaSara daily; EXCEPT SATURDAY. 1000 ..
f0r Mid,smsPoii Loc& Haven and EnTH al 40 30 ..
For viii iamsport daily. :iopm
FOB !5d ABE NEW YORK AND THE FAST.
$40 10 90 90 ana ana 20 40 nam on no Sa Sl2
POO, ll;io am, 2:l0. 3:I5. 20. 1000 and
VITA limited Oar ' sm Sa is 10 New iGrs
- Wv w ~, Saily except SUNDAY.
Tor c Sw fSsk 0nii. Limited LHpress with Dining
r,,,r,rr. ion :, dHILADELPAIA ONLY.
Express. SUNDAY Only $40 ,. M -
Changt. s: n. day.
FOR brSoky, Y all trains cuiln,ct at Jersey City
WIN ooAts OF BrUoAlyn Annex All t ug direct trans
York city. "
Fer Atlantic City. IL 40 an week days. IL 20 p. M
Fer t.strpo5e 6:35, 7:2o s:lo 90. $40. 10 90
,,U;3u Al 900 ani D 40 am. l2:u5, 3:lO, 3:l5
= ;oU, 4:oo $50. i:3O 500. > 40, q 90, z 40,
11:V0 ard ii 30 ~ on sunday, 8 co 800, 10 so
tl;9o an 10 3:l5 3:IU, 1 co, 4:20, , 90,
o ~ o:o0 Z 40. 1000 ana 20 mn
For Pores Greek Line. go m. and 80 p m daily
For Annapolis, 7:2o and 300 sm. u. :o5 and 20
as ny' except sunday. Sundays $500 am. and 20
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN EFFECT MAY IL. 1850.
for hIeSan1rla 4:O, 6::EI, G:45, 40, 9:i5 10: 81
Sm.; lS:o4 noon. zoo, $780, 4 -. %. q .Ul,
S;v=. lo:oo anu II .:b3 SUNDAY AZ 4 so,
80, A. lo:o7 q H., 30, SOL. {. 09 aud
AecommoG .tiOn for Quantico. 1:45 a NJ and % p m
Meek days; I;45 am sundays
FOR hlc hlnohd and the south. 90 ard 80 a m
ualy Accommodation 30 r. m. week DAYS
trains le.Ne Alexandra Tor Washington & .Oa, o.
s;0U. s:lO, lOI0, :OG am. 20, SEQ, $50,
S:lo oOn, 90, go lu:31 ana .uS I'm ON
SUNDAY tt9: 10 ana ! :us AIN. ECO. 10. :O5,
80 S'kO and 1887 pm.
IlcAets and informs tlOn the Cfcc northeast
ner OF i'ith street an Pennsylvania avenue and a,
the sutlof where orders be LETT tile eli,
6Isgage 10 destination from hotels AID residences.
Shao. u. I.1h, j. X. WOOD,
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SSo-S6-S7-Ss-Sl

TOTAL Il, 400 $3.50 s4.0ss s4.sel ss,s29
But il is not alone in numbers that the great
Increase of advertising il shown The larger
space required for advertisements during the
year 1889 as compared with that occupied il
1888 ID even more striking.
The average daily space filed by advertise.
ments IN 1855 was Is. 10 columns, or 777s columns
for the year; whereas for the year 1889 the daily
average was 2975 columns, or s22s columns n
the aggregate, being total gain over the pre-.
vious year Of 1444 columnsl And this, IL nasl
be remembered, consisted exclusively of ths
ordinary everyday business advertising, nothing
in the way Of tax sales poll lists election returnA
ETC., such - occasionally swell the business a
political organs. being included IN il pstros
.sga
In conclusion, Il ID only necessary 70 ssy thaS
IA proportion TO the extent and high charactsa
Of it, circulation, TEE srAas advertising rstss
take rank with the very lowest in the country.
md TO add, finally, that every statement hersis
made can be sbundantly verified TIE CIR
cuLATIoN OF THE PAPER Is SWORN To-
IT'S PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS ARE
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AND IT'S BOOKS
NAY BE INSPECTED BY ANY ONE HAVING
An INTEREST In THEIR ExAAINATIo8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-05

MASONIC FAIR, BALTIMORE, VIA b. 4 O. RR-
On account OF the Masonic fair at Baltimore the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell excursion
tickets from Washington to Baltimore and re-
turn at rate Of 81 for the round trip, including
admission to the fair. Tickets will be good on
9ain leaving Washington at 40 pm. and all
train. thereafter Wednesday, November 5,valid
for return passage on all regular trains or on
special train leaving Baltimore Q. II 80 D. IN.
oame day
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RIVER BOATS
OOToMAO RIVER LANDING!

OOTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Ss-.
STEAMER JOHN ". THOMPSON o., 800,
sunday Tuesday and Thursday. 1T p.nl an far as
Nomini, Cqrrioinsn and leonardtown, smith Greek.
Co2l and hnsae. Fare, nrst-case JUc second
35c freight lower lhau other rouIeS Tor .nfor1u.-
ton cali Telephone 1850. oy:S-l in
Two NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
u Steamer kACELSlOn. from 7th-st. wharf Mon
DAYS eulesCESs aid Fridays 1t pm. EXCLUSIVE
STXSSsNaStioN With bOsloN AMP PROVIDENCE
sTEAMEES. Fare: 81 single; round trll, s. Tickets
md rooms at L. md o. ticket Lfccs oig and l:i5l
Ia. ave, and hawley's l4Ih ana New York ave. or
1urther inquire ~ Office
wharf Telephone cali f4o-a Mn. r. MELCh. supt
And 0en Agent OK
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6: $: s. 8 EiE##E'E|E::.
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THE EVENING STAR 10 offered 70 the put
nc, in good faith and with conscience, a. THD
BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM In
THE UNITED STATES In point OF fact, 20
equal in this respect any where in the world
These averments are borne out BY the hgurss
given below, which are complied from the
sworn weekly statements printed in the papes
on each Monday in the year. and condensed
from the sworn tabular statements showing the
average daily circulation OF the paper durIua
the year 1889. published in TEE sTAH on tbs
18th of January, 1890.
Briefly stated, the points upon which The
above claim is based are these: That
4. The star has three times the cIrcu-
Iaaion OF any other paper In Wa.hing-
toni
2. The stare circulation In Washings
ton IL double that Of ALI tine other daily
papers published i'm the civ sAded 10
gether!l
5. The Star has n larger and fuller
circulation In the city where printed
I'm proportion 90 reading and purchas.
Ing population. than any other news
paper In the ysOrldi!!
Z. The Star has the largest regular
and permanent home circulation oi
any two-cent afternoon paper I'm The
United ssnses!I!
In support Of these claims and 70 snow the
constantly increasing circulation Of the papsr.
attention is invited to the figures following;
DAILr CIRCULATION m isss- So s7-ss-a
1855. 1856. 1857. lSSS ISse.
JAM. 40, is6 23,3ss 2s,4,o 2s.sss 2,.ssi
FEB. 22,O29 -, 32I 26,2ss 2,,l6l 2s.2oS
MAR. ,5sS 25,5sa 2s,0Os ~, 4sO 34,,s(
ARR. .22.5,2 24.s2, 25,5,s 2,,Iss 2s.ssa
MAY. .22.4s4 24,35s 25,,4a 2s,,22 2s,sis
JuNE..2l. 1913 23.Y02 2S,II6 2s,4s3 so.I,s
July. 81, sO6 23, Is6 24,ss0 26,363 2s.ese
Acc. a. 45 p, 364 24.sJs 25,52I 2s.ss.
sEPr. .2l.O33 22,302 24,sO5 25,324 2s.4,s
ocT...2I,4s7 2I,sOI 24,s05 25,s4s 3O,3es
Nov. O4S 23.65l 25.6s, 1854 3I.0a,
DEC .23,oOO 24,6ss 2S,4Ss 2s,,52 3I,sss
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COLORED METHODISTS.
Their Rousing Welcome to the Bishops
Last Evening.

SOME SIGNIFICANT ADDREssEs-AS ENTHUSIASTIC
AUDIKNCE-A MEMORABLE OCCASION IN AsBURY
cHURcH-REFERESCEs TO THE RACE PROBLEM
By SEVERAL OF The BISHOPS.
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De- L1cHrH1LI
Has resumed his practice and removed his osics 70
his residenca .
14ll ST. NV


person has an obstinate cough. which COM
menced without any obvious cause, cough which 10
at first dry and hacking. and subsequently, attended
FOR time with frothy or mucaginous- looking expec
iteration, accompanied by wandering pains about the
chest and loss OF flesh, even to slight extent he is In
all probability consumptiye. II. besides there be
hulnoptysis or splitting Of blood to the amount
Of drachM, the probability increased alnosta
certainty. If. in addition to these symptoms, the
breathing becomes harsh, hurried and deep inspire
tons evoke few clicks VI dry and crackipg sound
If the voice becomes permanently weak aud hoarse
there can be little doubt that the person il suffering
from consumption.
son. free from dysentery and who has not re-
sided Optical climates, suffers obstinate
iLosa. which gees on month after month, with slight
remission or intermissi0p. even though there DO
cough, nc is most likely consunpuve Should this
diarrha be followed by chest symptoms Of the slight
est amount, tue existence of consumption Is abb
solute tsinty. II . young adult. not addicted
to enervating habits and not leading . dissolure
life, without clear steadily loses weight he
all probability consunptive, though no chest symp-
toms should have appeared. When such. however
manifest themselves additionally the establishments
Of consumption IL almost liked fact. In all cases
where OF the described make their
appearance should advise an immediate examine
tion OF the cheat and prompt resort to apppropats
treatment
Atan early stage Of consumption radical cure can
befrequently effected. and health placed upon arm
and permanent footing, while with every step in adj
vance which The disease 10 allowed take the chances
for perfect recovery diminish correspondingly. Our
leaders bear mind that the ekillful and
escient treatment do more than TO make sound
aud useful ssmuch Of the lungs 10 present the
time when the progress of consumption becomes sus
pended. No means earth can replace the lung tbs
sue which has been destroyed By the ulcsrsed pro-
cess. 1he earlier. therefore, consumption attended
To- the better he chances ,or sasesory rssuitA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-05
OUT OF WASHINGTON.

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NJ St. Philadelphia. Pa. teacher Of highest stand
ing having a delightful home school, " i'll educate
limited number OF girls Of frst-cass familes Special
attention gwen to Music French aud Art
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