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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-01

II icHMoSD AND DANyILLE RAILROAD co
~ schedule ~ effect july IS. 1880.
ton. 0ofdonsviIle, Charlottesville Iypchburv am
stations between Alexandra and Iynchburs Ronu-
Ske. Atlanta. Bristol. knoxville. Chattanooga and
ll;24 am.-Fast Mail daily for Culpeper Char.
IIottesnie, Stauols Chesapeake and Ohio Route
~ nenpnfei kochy Mount Dsnville and Stations be-
Ashevilie. Charlotte, Columbia Auxusts atisnta
Dirlninghan, Montgomery. New Orleans lexaS aud
anu Pullman Sleepers Atlanta 70 New orleans phil
man Sleeper Danyille to Columbia ANA hugusta PM
houte. ~ - -Ho "
3;4O p. M Daily, except Sunday, for Manassas
StrssburR and intermediate stations.
$685. LnJIiDS We ~ heLSefp, Bristol and Chat
Memphis. connecting thence for all Arkansas fo,nIs
h;lo p.m.Western Express daily for Manassas,
Pullman Vesiibule Train %ashns,en 70 Cinsinnat
with Pullman Sleeper tor Louisville
Danviiie. iaieish. asheviiie. Charlotte. SoIu1bs
Au.ustx. Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans Iexas
aud California Pullman grstibue Car washington 20
Sleeper Washington TO Birmingham Ala via Atiant.
AUD Georsia iaeite hallway. and Pullman Sleeper
salisbury Also WASHINGTON to Augusta via Dany,iio
and Charlotte
Trains ON Washington and Ohio division leave Wash.
aud A. p IN. daily arrive konnd Hui ID 40 ma
20 pm and 20 pm. turning leave Round hiIl
.acepe SUNDAY, arriving Washington SO = IA and
through trains from the south via Charlotte, Dan
and 10 PM; VIA East Tennessee Bristol ANA Lynch
burg AZ $50 y IA. and 10 y. M Chesapeake aud
Ohio route and Charlottesville at AZ pm aud 10
pm. and SO am. Strlsburg local at 10 "a a. m
Furnished and nasvase checked al ONCE 1870 Tenn
~ aye, ald - passenger station. PcnnsyivAniA
myl0 JAs. L TAYLOR. Gen. Pass Agent
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u ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.

FOUR BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH
SIDE OF STREET BETWEEN 2lSr STHkET
AND THE IN EhSECTION OF 22D STREET
AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTHWEST
All AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
FOURTH AT FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, We will sell in
front OF the premises four building Lots II feet
inches front BY depth Of 100, being subdivision OF
lot T. square ~ will be sold in three larger
generally desired This property is in elegant
ton OF the city, being near lines of cars Washington
Circle and the United States signal Office and spen-
did opportunity TO secure an investment for
building purposes
Terms: Une-third cash. balance in one and two
years with interest at per cent per annum. secured
Dy deed OF trust, or all cash, ut option
Terms to be complied with fifteen days. otherwise
night IS reserved TO resell the property the risk and
cost OF dhe deautng purchaser after five days notice
OF such resale III some newspaper published in WASH
ngton. pc. deposit of $500 each lot time Of
sale All conyeyancIng, recording. &C.. at purchasers
cost.
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FUTURE DAYS.
RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO, Auc,ioneers

ENTIRE FURNITURE. CARPETS:&c CONTAINED
HOUSE 2O01 FOURTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST AT AUCTION,
ma, a., EMBRACIN1 IN PART
WAL, NJ I. AND OTHER CHAMBER FURNI.
IuKE. TWO SETS PARLOR FURNITURE, GILL
AND NAL: FhAME PIER MIRROR. SQUARE
PIANO, ROSEWOOD CASE. DINING ROOM
FURNlTUHE. FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS AND
BOLaTERS. HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES,
BODY BkUS: CARPETS. AND A GENERAL
APPOINTMENT OF hOUSEHuLD FURNITURE,
ALL IN FL asl-CLASS CONDITION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER THIRD
AT TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell at residence No oOO7
i4th street northwest all the furniture, &c CON
tanned therein. being the effects OF lady leaving the
city. aud TO which invite attention of house-
keepers aud others in search OF fine household goods
RADCLIFFE, DARR d Co,
SLIT Aucti
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
CyHEsARKAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
Schedule In Eject Mag IL

Ir..ns leave rnion Depot 9Th and ssrec.s 10 So
a.s Arrive Ssr :. 9 9a Fs. sUHG5 .n
and Norfolk II 6:4op.m I'm
ni West virn. Fsn,a a . 70 sssSS. 4
sesteuie sleerers throush without chanse 10 Jiu.
IL 10 p NJ :: = s. se.s ss Limited. daily. SOFIA
eh.ns: 70 neanna 's ye. run issSga Sthoat
,ngton and Louisville; Pullman Cars are opep 10
once SIS eri rsanssi, :. . .1snu.
n,..y Nv FULLER
9.s-u General PASSENGER Ascent
RhriMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
For aad SSTsss s.s s:,sss
a. TS1 S;ss, nm and Indianapolis. EXPIRES.
fS .pd Hst.5prs ana Cleveland. expires. daily $50
feg lexington and points in the Shenandoah WALLER
Lafs5. =. en sn s:s y sss',Ons
f9r sairnore. week days. i.O5 90. ;5s. 70
= T ri ana Ia:iG si5 $50. - uiIu So
alnPiss 80 o. 6i5. S:ae 81 s:lt 80 10 90 ss &
81 81 1850 and ! ! 80 nm. suudays 4 :o5' Sd,
lis C so Il minutes, sso9 - Hin NM I9
nln i,sa 600 o:la ecu 80. SIS i05 ~
For %.y stations between Washington and B.lt.
a 80 pm sundays : SO am i 90. IS 80 -
II a. iss:s s,l.l~er. for Washington wee. day..
So 90 uS 4i I'm am n is;1o i2;l9: :i0; .5o
40 y:0g lo;i0. 1890 and ii 90 p m. sSnd., :
~ ssG SO go s 4Is Ig sSS
80 $50; $50 10 10 io'.1 and ii o6 JIM r1 Oo
ON. 9s5, So: am. iaos 35o ri Leave su nass.
Il s9s nfs ss rssa
tio:4u m, "a 81 aud Is 40 pm. "'Aou' 0n'S'
fo or E 70, and Way stations. :35 pm
si99. "A 90 am. tl:oO 1900 s5:s5. iSiS
ter Bo,d's anu Intermediate stations, ..yOopm.
siopns isa ai s,asis1 % on s1Saa,
For ISdsrek 1880 $3.50 sssS III So Sia1s a
'l ioS sa 70; ~ 80 Pm, Pho
Trans arrive from chicago daily ii ~ =. m. and
am p IN from Cincinnati, and 81 LOUIS daily $50
i stS S. n0 }aIs AND rHiLApELrH1A DIVISION.
= So and DO: tteiiyO; 1000, 100 am 80
day trains sleeping Car On "a. IoSu pas On op -
a.. fhii.delphi. :o5, rs 90 1000 .12 90 noon
rs S1 Newark S Del M,lmnsteI and Chester a o5
10 $50 pm ,"o' ''i'' And
IhiiadelphiA 1880 snd il 20 sm. 1..so. .4 40
;'' s:': ssr ye!s 81 oS sss
8, rain. leave Philadelphia. for Washington :. "a,
"a. '9;lo. III 80 anu II 40. 'S:3I Is %
il, FOR boston - 80 pm, With Pullman Buffet Sleep
va poughkeeI sic Bridge. landing passengers an una
& ioF Auantc City, 4:05 and 10 M 1900 noon
oun"ays f;o9 ALL. IL noon and 10 :5Vpm.
tOk BAY RIDGE
Week days. 0:l1 am. 1 81, 80 % m sund,v.
y 80 AIN, ~. 5 10 pm. S 'N~sN
!. Leave bay kiage. week days. $3.50. 30 pm. Sun
Gays, $50, $50 pm.
fEIcept sunday. Daily. sSunday only
nagysse called for and checked hotels and resi-
ticket ofnces. ol9 and 1851 Penn ave ana NJ tenof
IT ,n, CHAs. 9. SCULl- Gen. lass, Asei.t
~Ai" oen. Naila&er. ~
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Hannibal Hamlin speaks of himself as the
heslthiest man in Maine. notwithstanding his
eighty-one years His friends say that he re-
grets getting himself into an overcoat last
winter, a. 1t made him Q little sensitive 70
weather changer
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Living With a Broken Neck.

special from sedalia, No., says: F. J. Wood.
ward, former conductor on the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroad, who had his neck
broken in wreck on July 10, arrived hare ves.
terday. His head 10 kept in position by brace.
His general health 10 good. A far as il known
he 10 the second person who ever lived after
having his neck broken. -, :, :.
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FUNkUSTEE SALE OF PROPERTY ON d STREET
l. BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND SHEETS

u
BY virtue Of u decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District U CoiuiIba, holding special term in equity
passed IN equity cause No. I'LL James Pollard al
vs.. Charles lole ct al. will sell on MOND The
EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1851, AT
hALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK 4. Nj, in front Of the
city VI Warrington, l.. G.. known and described as
parts OF ORIGINAL LO1S AND B. IN SQUARE
$50. beginning for the south d street A. "A
feet west from the southeast corner of lot three 90
and RUNNING thence eastwacdly the north line of
said street IL. feet us feet inchesy; thence
north wardly ut right angles to said one hun
dired tet more less ~ the line said lots
thence westward said rear line thirteen Il - feet
inches, ana thence soIthwnrdly one hundred feet
moro or Less, TO beginning, improved by small fraie
house.
Terms Of sale Onet third cash. balance in two equal
instaLents. payable i'll aud two years from date
OF sale, notes Learx interest and be secured by
deed OF trust on property sod all cash. option Of
purchaser A deL osit OF 800 ut time Of sale Con-
veyancinr. &c, Ut cost OF purchaser. Terms to be
complied with in ten days. otherwise right to resell
property at risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser.
HENRY WISE GAkNETT, Trustee,
--- 416 9th street W.
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctiOneera auo6.dkda
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Avge.22,I23 23,6sa 25,4ss 2,.Os3 $1,000
Increase 1,5Js I,S03 I.jsS zoos

Av'ge.22,I23 23,6s2 25,aSs 2,.Os2 3o.osO
Increase $1,000. I,5Js I,sO3 I.5ss 3,oos
OF this remarkable average aggregate of
$1,000 copies circulated daily, no more than
l,l02 copies are sent out Of the city by mail
and l,lO6 so to suburban places, by express,
railway trains ETC., leaving as a net circulation
In the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO
PORTION Of 92g& PER CENT. or AN AGGRE.
GATE Of % 1852 copies! OF this number,
Il A. were delivered daily by regular
carriers at the homes of permanent sub
scribers.
The remaining G, $40 copies represent the sales
over the Office counter. at the Jews stands, Gna
by newsboys. But OF this latter number a very
large proportion is supplied regularly to per-
manent resi- Gents of the city living in lodgings.
DC. mot hou eholders) SO that its whole circuls
ton may be literally said to be in the family
circle. While its aggregate circulation thero-
fore gives TIE STAR distinctire and .nridLs
position IN modern journalism, the fullncss OF
its home circulation, the extent to which
It is relied upon by members of the
household, and particularly by the pnr.
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 well established fact, demonstrated to
the full satisfaction of the sagecious and enter
prising business men Of Washington, who seek
and know where to find THE LARGEST
RETURNS FROM THE MONEY PAID OFT
FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the
growth of The Stars advertising patronage.
Nothing can more surely illustrate the
esteem in which am 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. The
figures following tell the story on this point:
NUMBER or NEW ADVERTISEMENTS yRNrED L;
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I'd ATCLIFFE. DARR h &C., AuctIoneers,
H $50 Pennsylyania ave- II. ".
BROS. Auctioneers


~ 9Th aud sta. NV.
MAGNIFICENT BLOCK OF GROUND, CONTAIN.
1NS NEARLY l15;0o0 sQuARE FEET, FkON.:
SikELD, PROSPECT STREET, slXTkENTH
STREET AND FIJI TENTH STREET.
THE FINEST BLOCK OF GROUND IN THE CITY
FOX SUBDIVISION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
Third 1890 At FIVE O'CLOCK. we will SELL in
front OF the Pre- Llises all of
bIoIk :. MERIDIAN HILL,
FRONTING OVER 400 EEEI On BOUNDARY
STNEEr, ABUUT 400 FEET ON SIXIEENTH
AND flFIEESTH SHEETS AND ON PROS
PECr STREET.
THIS property Is among the best situated in the Dis
tict anu tor syndicate others could be subdivided
to great advantage. il lies III the advancing
and oyeriooks the city. chance seldom presented
here offered.
Ierins Onefourth cash. balance In two four and Ave
years, noses TO bear interest payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed prop
cry or all cusl at option OF purchaser deposit o:
S-oOo required ut sale. Terms TO lie complied with
in twenty days otherwise right reserved 10 rese u,
risk and cost OF purchaser. Conveyuncing, &C.. u;
purchasers cost. DUNCANSON BIOS,
auIo -d&us Auctioneers,
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Max .Juhn VIII Not Go Tn New yo-k

Gov. Jackson Of Maryland declines to sur
render Max Juhn to the New York authorities.
Juhn was indicted in New York city charged
with grand larceny in getting $4,000 worth OF
goods from II. b. Clafin & Co. for the firm of
Juhn &.Adler OF Baltimore, knowing the firm
20 DC insolyent
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AUCTION SALES.
rHIH EVENING.

CT. CLAIR FECHNER AUCTIoNEER Gil PENN
~ sylvania ave. under Metropolitan Hotel. sells
thin, DAY large lot Paxnbfoksrs Unreieemed
rledses Gold aud silver Watches. Genuine Dismonda
Works Of Art. ye0-3m
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II ATCLIFFE, DAkR l. co. Auctioneers,
~ go Pennsylvania ave. n. W.

X OANIk q CO., AUctIOueers,
~ 92O Pennsylvania ave. NV
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF A wELL-ASSORTRD STOCK
Of GR0CEhlEs, CONSISTING OF FLOUK.
TEAS SUGARS, COFFEE, CANNED GOODS
SOAP. STARCH. SPICES, YEAST POWDER
PICKLES. TOBACCO CIGARS. SHOW CASE.
VINEGAR, SCALES, LARGE ICE BOX AVN
ING. COUNTERS BINS. CLOCK. Iron SAFE,
OIL CAN, ETC, ETC, BEING THE ENTIRE
STOCK CONTAINED IN STOnE No. 1:.3 THIRD
STREET SOU iHWESI.
By virtue Of deed of assignment given TO me and
duly recorded will sell at auction the prenlises,
No. ~ Third street southwest. ON WEDNESDAY
MORNING, SEPTtMBER THIRD. commencing nj
ZEN O'CLOCK. all the stock contained III the Above.
named store. to which the attention of the trade and
private BUYERS is called
Terms Cash.
WI. TwOMBLY. 32l ~ stnw,
Assignee.
au2S-dts Auctiopeers.
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:: s. III /.
EEsf s Sss MsEu SIS s..
f. f. 5 u ; =: :. .ss#sss T.. :. r:
F. F. DIN T t.:

THE EVENING STAR 10 offered TO the pm.
iic' In good faith and with confidence. as TIR
hHsi LoSAb ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN
ihh oNiiLp STATES. In point OF TACT
A"' Oe "u'n'uiiy SAID 'ha' u Is WITHOUT Al
- ''p'e' any ""''e ." hs "O''A
-. -, o1' y ''
sworn weekly statements printed in the name,
on each Monday in the year. and condensed
from the sworn tabular statements showing IN,
average daily circulation OF she paper during
VIC year 1909 puphsheo N iHE STAR on me
18TH OF January, 1880.
Briefly stated, the points upon which The
above claim is based are these: That
4. Tn. star nm. ,nr.. ,,,.c. ,.. c,rc.
'o"'
- The stars circulation I'm Washing.
ton IL double that OF all the other daily
papers published I'm sne civ added to-
r.,hsx,,
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COUNTRY BOARD

FEW MORE BOARDERS wANTED-EYERY
IA advantage OF town aud country. Terms moderate.
MRS. IS. L. MACON.
sl-ft- = Orange, Va.
WANTED-DURING SEPTEMBER. FEW De
srable Boarders adults prerarred: location
passed near the station and close to Blue Ridge
tans rooms large Eood water table rst-class every
stten ton TO guests three trains daily terms as per
week. Address Mrs JNO. A. LYNCH, Hound HILL Va.
au30.3t'
NOUNTRY BOARD-SEPTEMBER-AT SHARPS.
~ burg, Md. historic Antietam: fishing, hunting:
large pleasant rooms: fresh vegetables; plenty OF
shade; pleasant drives, &c Address Pc. Box 167,
Sharpsburx, Md. xu.Ill- .lts
ANY ONE VISITING HARPER'S FERRY WILL
- hna the very best accommodation at the Morren
nouse, lump BILL " the osy or MeeH; terms lnuder-
ate, references given. Mrs. NJ. kCIB uuo1 III
(NoMFORT RESOkT-MoUNTAINs OF MARY
~ land tnesr Hsrpers Ferry; open throughout the
fall unexcelled fer health, aud comfort
SO per week ". M. CLARK, Keep Tryst. Washing
ton county, Md. aul 5-ln,s
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
On and sitter SATURDAY, AUG %.
FARE xoONE WAY. ~ RorrND rprn

IN oRFoLK AND OLD POINT.
On and sitter SATURDAY, AUG %.
FARE. a. ONE WAY; SO ROUND TRIp.
Steamers Leave 9th street wharf at s D. m Tues.
day. thursday and saturday. sunday at 10 90 o. ma
Further nfor nation Telephone call $50. Land. ~
P1ney Point each trip soing and returning myY-6In
DoTOMAC hIvEk LANDINGS
l. sTEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON.
~ MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday Ut g. m, az far as
class. ooc second class Soc reight than other
routes. FOR information. call Telephone 1850 as Im
STEAMER "wAKETILLp"
- leaves ih:st hart on NONDAfGl THURS
U DA1 h9 sAi 1hDAns At AIN Returning us
or Nominl Creek. Va, leonsrdlowu and St Glenn
ents Bay Nd. touching at interni,diaie ianuipga
messenger accommodations nrst class. :" y
=, CIV. RIDLEY
yS General Manager.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM BOAT
HA Cohpahys s'eA.Hsr
Capt John A. Ketcbnm' ,or b.,,imor. md 10, ding,
Oh the Potomac nver livery Monday a, O'Clock p u.
STEVENSON BRO,
Telephone G45-3. Ije26-3nil 7tn 81. wharf
Two NORFOLK AND FoRTRLas MONROE.
Il steamer GEO. LEARY, from That wharf Mon
days. edLesdays and ridays, IT pm. EXCLUSIVE
CUNNkCIloN WITH Boston AND PROVIDENCE
SIEAMEks Fare: S2 single; round trip. IS. Tickets
Pa ave, and Hswley's. 18th and New York ave for
further Information inquire at eompanys oce on the
wharf, Telephone call a45-3 Nm. Z. WEIGH, Supt.
and Gen. Axt. MIS-
poIOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer SUE.
Capt. Geo9heEan. leaves SteI hensou's wharf every
sunday at ocioek Pm lor further information
STEPHENSON BRO,
mhS-Om Seventh street Wharf
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SPRINGS AND BATHS,

DERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA.-THE ST. ELMO
- VIII remain open during september and October
Game more plentiful than for years past Deer wild
turkeys parridges phessapts, squirrels and rabbits
III proiusion. Black bass fishing unsurpassed special
rates for these months address Mrs. B.M. CATLETT,
Berkeley Springs, W. Va. au3O-4ts
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TOsEPH 0AWLRR.
u IUNEkAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALNER
1874 lennaylvsnta ave .. y.
Telephoue call "13.." a.
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THoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

tNDERwR1TERS' SALE OF LARGE LOT OF
MERCHANT TAILORs' CLOTH,
On WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER THIRD, 1890,
within our sales rooms. at TEN AM, will sell for
account Of the underwriters about $50 Lots OF Fine
Cloth IN patterns for Suits, Overcoats, Pants Vests
&C Some OF the stock has been slightly damaged by
fire and water but the major portion will be found ia
good order sale absolute
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
ou3O-dts Auctioneer
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IN THE MOUNTAINS.

RLUE MT. HOUSE, WASHINGTON CO., MD,
- now open. Rooms may be engaged By applying by
letter or III person to }. Z. SHANNON, CM-oiltou
Hotel, Baltimore. Nd myal-4m
MATER GAP HOUSE,
w Delaware Water Gap, Pa
Now open.
3e@-3m L. W. BROADHEAD.
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Observation-Disclosures.


4 HERRY.STONE COTTAGE-BATHING BOAT
~ ing Fishing. Oysters. Crsbs CLAIMS. fish No Mos.
OUNCES no MsiSria Cold, pure soft Water Steamers
Twice daily from Old Point TO Cape Charles. rail 20
Sheriton station: bus 10 cottage. Terms Sl.7o per
osy $40 per week; $50 for weeks
j. D.. WISE,
ty2-2m Cherry stone 7. O.. Northampton Co, Va
(,oLONlAL BEACH. VA. IS MILES FROM WASH
~ fhkton. on the Lower Potomac offers for the
month Of August special reduced prices. from ss
az PER week. Fishing, grabbing, boating. dancing
ana other amusenlents. Also the finest nsh dinner
served on the Potomac river for SOC
aut-lm W. I. CRUMP. Proprietor
HiGEIA HOTEL
II YLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
unsurpassed III appointments table and general at-
!entlon TERMS less for the aceonniodatos, enter
taInments and ainusem nts given that
Its prestige in the United STATES. Music twice day
by the celebrated Fort Monroe Band; nightly hops
safest and most delightful surf on the coast
Eood sailing fishing driving. Frequent presence
OF ioresn and American ships Of war: daily inspec-
Tons drills parades cannon and rife target practice
bread exPanse OF salt water surrounds Old Point
Comfort hence there are lao baud breezcs malaria
no nay fever. no oppressive heat 1he evenings
ightful and the nights cool aud refrthing The most
Charming marine views in the world. Send for de-
scripttye pamphlet
jeI0-eo2SAm +. n. PIKE, Manager
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
= NOkDDkU1 SChER Lloyd SIS CO
last Express steamers
To Southampton ,London, Havrei. Bremen.
Lahh, Wed. SEPT. % a. EICer, Sat, Sepl g.
An; Aller, We'd. sept. ~, = PIN. X. Wilhelm H.
nhar.' Sept II, ) Pm fnida Sat. Sept. Ii. pm. :
Ntrra. Tues, sept. IT, 80 Al IN.
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table, luxurious
ward berth, according location: ID cabin 80 An
adnlt: steerage II low rates Apply ~ l. Y.
DhOOF. go Penn ave. au3U
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NOhiH. wEsT AMI sotiTHyFsr
III N t PIE IAN. =, sPLENDID SCENERY

siEft kAs ms sSkffRiR
TRAINS LEAVE r sfIesl My ss,Il + 1870 so
SohsNhA Oh 6Ih AND Is sTSEEis, AS FoLioSs::
Aof fitsburg and the West Chicago Limited Iu.s.
last Line 1880 daily to CGicaso coiu Has
ana 81 LOUIS. with sle.ping Cars from i,arrI-.
Altoona % Chicaso ST Louis. CHI cago ana Gus
in.uan 70 hAI Press; 30pn asiy parlor Car Mash
Sorg TO 81. Louis, Chicago aud Gin cinnat. sad
CINCINNATI western nIp pS 81. =. tos Ineaes and
Nth Sleeping Cars Washington to Chicaea and =,
Tor ana Me%Fs s'h psFUSs
Pacine Ea lt DO 10 nSshnoIa and ShIcago
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
hsne Eoeheste. ana Niagara Falls
For kre. CsnandsWus and Rochester daily. ,o- pn.
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For Loci hsse and & ISs !, 10 ,o
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For NilliamsI ort daily, 5 80 D. m
ZOE PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK ANDTH EAST
40 SG gS 10 90; 90 AMID and 20 am, 10 rs,
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York only Limited Express with Dining Car 3 90 ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
e.press ~ a u week days anu 4 90 pm daiiy
tor boston without change. 5:I5 pm. every day
For brooklyn. NY. ali through trains Connect nj,
Jersey Clty with boats of brooklyn Annex ar,o-i
le direct transfer to Fulton street. ayoiaius duubs
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S:OO, . ~. . ~. 40, l0:OU and III 20 pm
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and S:2Upm- WV AHH
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ana o 10, t3; ~ $50 1o;of am. 80 e.oI. $50.
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y, uxiy, accommodation, 90 pm. week Gays
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~. y 70 and 10 81 pm. W."
lektts anu mo Ut the ofce northeas. cor
ner i3th 81 and Ftnnsylyania avenue, and al tLs
stateh wheie orders can he left tor the CHECK ing ID
Lagsase 10 9estii-atioE from hotels ana resdrnces
General Manager fmyl2l General PASSENGER Aeen,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-08-30

Lonnie Meagher, aged q Yeaas. died
last Saturday evening At the nome Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John f..
Meagher in Mankato. The deceased
was born and grew up to manhood in
that city. He was q great favorlte and
held in high esteem by every one with
whom he Was acquainted. Els death
was caused by taking q severe cold
while attending Notre Dame college
some two Years ago, which ultimately
led to- consumpt1on The funeral was
held from st. John s church at 10 o'clock
last Tuesday morning. solemn requiem
mass beng celebrated. The (liscon-
ISOLATE parents, brothers and sisters
have the sympathy of the entire COM
Emunity II their bereaYe