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New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
u RopOsALs FOR PURCHASE or YES

L SELS-NANY DEPARTMENT, Nhshlneloi' ~.
c-hc - ls9O-In accordance VIII the prov iscns OF
the 5t section " the act OF Congress approved Mar,
g. l>s3 sealed proposals viii b. received at the Navy
DrIas until noon Wednesday, March -, 1871, at
cha, ~ contain vessels whlcn have been stricken from
th" Navy Register, under authority ~ an act o oug".'
1872. aud which y J. deemed Tor the
l,st Interests ~ the United states 10 sol Tine vessels
Juanlta 40 COO Portsmouth y. H.. Brookyn rllt Ol,
O.-ip-c. si3 500. Gnd Sirrdwc tig( ro,QOoi N3ioh,
Va; PILGRIM ttugl, $500. Irguc Island PhlIai' Hnl3
ington and Qunnci aug $1,000 at BcCklyn. y Y The
vessels VII BE- -pd Tor cash TO the person or r'on 1r
th" corporation corporations offering te l4hst price,
iu'st bo Submitted a sealed cnF'lone addressed l. tA
Srcrttarv ~ the Navy. Washington. D. g. ana inaois'i
Proposals for purchase Of vessels 50 "a 10 distn'
culsh them from other commute ltln. 80 "lrF Tor
NOR tla, cpc vessel should be- included within po-
Jo,ll. Each bid proposal must oe aconl l,icu D a
deposit cor satisfactory certified check o. net SS
ten per Of the mount or the oIe or
and al-o hond with a penal sum equal % tLe wh91
amount 0, TIC oncl. with two or more sueur' 70 Do
rprovod bv tho Secretary 0f the Navy condoned tor
hc pyncnt the remaining ninety per cent OF @ tna
o. acceptance. In case dfiu.t - Hidc ~
payment remaining ninety per cent o, Any las
thereof within mat tine. said c1sh dep,it OK zen uil p,'
cont shall be- considered forfeited @ the COY" hHe
and shall abplied directed IN the act W MaIth .
1SS3 Wherf clsh deposit or certified cheek covering
the price Offered acconanies the bid no bona neeu o.
The NAVY bv lot All deposits ald bonus ot Nudels,
proposals shall not b" accept a. VIII oe ftrnc. 90
ho Within .eyen dayS after the opening o IN" poiNas
on appcaon to tho Da tmclt form, oi DIG anu 4ohu,
concerning th' vessels WIZ Dc in'-
ri.hed The vessel, b. examiner ~ any I'M a'E H
he I'D proImo hy amEn! 70 thr t b psmov@d bv
IN. purchasers from tn limits Of the yards or a'1'
within such rcasonabe time may be nN"l oY th' DC
nartrnent y. =. TRACY. Secretary OF The Navy
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
Proposals.
OEFlCE 0E CHLET QrARTEKMAsTER. Di

nfFlCE OF CHIEF QUARTERAlASTER, Di-
" vision o. the Atlantic, ,ioSernor's Island. y y. H.,
.aich 5th 1871 Sealed proposals In tripcatc, subject
10 usual conc tions b. received here and Office
y Post Quart rIla,:'I, Fort Nngfa " \. until Il
o'clock noon. eastern time, Monday, March S0;h
lsgl and then opcacd. or the construction ~ FOro
Niagara, y. Y, of two - double sets of OAc"r>
Quarters " frame and D. arrnchs, ot Brick. and
. bI.4 buidl4g containing "atcr Co.",, and Cnnal,
Qulr'c!a,cr at uo-t named above. Envelopes contain
ing popo.als should br married. Proposals Tor Constu
ton OF Hu'ldine. at For. Niagara. y. " The Gov
tic rEht % reject my or al BIDS which
should bo addras tu Post quart 'rWaster Fort Niagara
\. y. or 10 CHAS. II. IOMPhlNS, Assistant Quarter.
General. l.. y. Army.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. II BROADWAY
financial nlcctlnos.

NEW.YORK January 20 1891.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Y OIICE Is hclcD! gwen that the annual
~ meeting OF the sto kholders OF the Missouri Pacac
kn!way COMPANY VIII DO hid NJ tho oace % the COM
lany -, Louis. Mo, Tuesday 10th day ut
March ncAt at O'Clock g.! tn eer tlol thirteen
Directors Tor Tie ensuing year and of the transaction Of
any Other bu-!n taat before sa.d meeting.
The annual meeting Of the Board Of Directors Will De hold
az tn sme oAlce On "Wednesday, the ;h day " March
az l. o'clock
The transfer be closed Thursday FEBRUARY
3, az ocOcn J.. M. and rcopT.d Thursf1v March
l., al 10 o'clock a N. JAY GOULD. President.
A. II CALEE. See retarv
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
Ccrtures ano tfleetings.

OOOpER UNION FREE Saturday Night
\ Lectures in the GREAT HALL at s oTcLe366KRia, Tle6Ra
lex IT, CHApIN. on "cLLtF DWELLINGS o., or THE ~
1uired Doors closed. at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

BID. Asked
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Thursday, March 5-p. m.

lnuTbOdy, NdICu O-p. h'
The volume of business ut the Stock Exchange
to-day was the smallest for any day this week
The movement of prices was irregular and the
final changes were advances rather than declines,
but the tone of the market was not strong and
the bulk of the selling appeared to be for the long
account The fact that the Bank Of England
did not raise its discount rate ought TO have
inspired confidence but there is strong impression
here that rumors Of financial embarrassment In
London are not without foundation. 1t Is I'M
material whether the liquidation that is going on
is in Argentine American stocks the result, 50
far as il affects investors, is the same. IL IS EVIL
dent that the hopeful views of South American
affairs which were entertained immediately adtcr
the Barings' failure have not been realized Inc
guarantoTs stand good chance OF having 10 con
tribute something more than moral support, al,
though the assets OF the firm have been handled
by the Bank of England. The outcome seems
10 be more than the embarrassment AT nrst prom
iscd. That there has been a general dlsappOlnt-
ment because prices did not advance Immediately
after the adjournment of Congress may not be
denied 1t is improbable, however, that TINS mas
been the controlling influence in the last two
DAYS What is wanted is new buying impulse,
and that has not yet been given. 1t might be
done at any time but in the meanwhile tired
holders are selling their stocks. They sold the
Granger shares to-day and Northwestern lost more
than Burlington and Quincy, which was the most
tcye and otherwise the ss aSss stSss
had been expected, while the general railway
situation in the Northwest was admitted to be
cifc. which ended with an advance Of IL per
cent may have been in this respect Sgnlhca1lt
In the last few minutes there was sharp rally,
which left the market irregularly changed. III
was on buying by local traders and aroltrage
brokers'
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

u, HE BOOK OF OPEN AIR SPORTS. octave. 500 rases
iust,,fad The standard authority American opii.
- anus mont. Rulc, fot sailing. swimming, ball play
Inc -hont nr hor-ohack iidrg sc. g.. In fu 81 per
copv publ shed by The Tribune. New-forH Entertain
Ing and universally comp,inentyd By the press.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
ErRnpEAN FINANCIAL MARKE ETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London, March g. 4 y. m.-COnsols % 1910 for money
and 9B4 for she account. New York Penn ylNqha ad
Ohio nrst mortgage bonds, -; Canadian Pacc' .,
second con-olS 1924 Illinois central W. MeN
can Ordinary. 4Ii.; ~ Paul common, 5Oi. Mexican
Central, new per bonds, 73A Spanish Is, II.
Money, per cent. -, 49,.
The OF discount IN the open market for both short
and three months bills IS 1l-l6d2ii per cent.
Paris advices quote per cent r'ntc- at % francs
57, ccntines for tie account, ana exchange on London
az rs francs 2j2 confines for checks.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
financial.
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY
WAS INCORPORATED JUNE, $780, UNDER THE
LAWS OH THE STATE OF NEW.JERSEY.
CAPITAL, S1,C0O,OCo
Divided into 10, 600 Shares of 500 Each.
FULL PAID AND UNASSESSABLE

Divided into 10000 Shares of 500 Each
FULL PAID AND CNAssEsSABLE.
Its business the manufacture and sale Of drugs and
me IF ?pp9y arg tH ie new sTe aey int ha,
proved such marvellous and success IN tho
pyrne. etc. have heretofore been used by tho medical
costs the & only Sn.speh % S5 o hS PSG OF
ouLIho ana sooVt one wv epse.n & tns ~ rt,, W t!,, The
entire medical profession will gladly p.cFhe ana use ~
freely In preference to any OF e heretofore used uncertain
he profits from the manufacture Of oulnnO run up in
!oyny alone pa9 tG eisQySG:T Of A%PyI"s N %s,
Inc tstnaed sales will yield profit Of s35Oooo
these nrurcs apply to the United States alone, and on
'n' Tho Whole ciyililcd World oners ready an as,r
9srai eo"ai "r in '9 HScG 25aa. rcycr' are eyae
The company calls attention to the ia.t tat a. soon a,
nNg g,cIn SgI o IN he nid Sst aoa2 ~ the product
s sG net . per 93g3 o1 y IS TO Of G .oek % da @
PLACED In tie troasury a, workiHs csrital MI, and
70 2trgsg 9n& sGyr-s oc II ill., gSdf Ss t-d > ~ s a n @
stats TIE coHIony are no" s'nR IGtt'n o. IN, tF'
their Offices United Bank Building 30 and - Broad"ay
The Price will be advanced shortly The eomplny has
no indc)t,lnes, Of any kind, I1g stockholders win b.
VI" B}IitIDEHDs OF 100 PER CENT PER ANNCY
Arranrcnents are being made enlags and equip tho
factory and laboratories to capacity sufficient 70 supply
increased demands.
Tho Sup estimates that the enlarged '1cllt"'
will turn coo Ier annum, at net profit ~ si2
Additional engagements will be made the demand IN.
crca=cs.
Among the large sto-khOlders George w. Dunn,
Esq President Of the company Eugene Harvev. Esq q
T w. Myers & Co, Bankers, DrcNr building. PhIladci.
phia Tdward Kearncy Esu.. oi Mc-~rs Van Tassell
Kearnoy. Auctoncers New-York Samuel Miller. Esq q,
& Kimhail. Bankers, New York Clarence
Delancid Esq. Ciyil Engineer WalLst Ncw-Yofk:
william Scott ESD - Broad It, Mills Building. New
YORK and several Womineg' NHT-Yors gcntlrmen WHO
The companv's stock VIII Doc sat sound md profitable
Investment, ~ business ~ D. free from The Yri-'l
tndcs that enterprises u ~
dusrlal bad m" re fall - values.
deprcSson ri'Y VIII not affect 'hn
Inc rover o. THE STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANN'S
stock.
Its future value 10 estimated II T. certainty
that its business and profits VIII ncrase year a,r year.
Applications for stock and all checks. drafts. Nc..
should be addressed -
GEORGE w. DUNN President
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY.
30 and % Broadway. Nrw-Yofk
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

ST. LOUIS IRON M6JGNiIHH.i% 1lSI5' XYD slG1tfnERN
RAILWAY CCfiPANY.
ELECTION NOTICE.
y Office is hereby given that the annual
Mountain ani southern Railway Company Wi! De- held A.
the once Of the company IN 81 Louis Mo. on Tucsisy
the lOth day o MlrcH next. AZ 9 O'Clock for tlr
thirteen for the ensuing year and for
the Transaction Of other business that 6orc
sad meeting. The annual meeting u. the Boad oi Di.
rector, WI be ne.d at tho oce on Nedncstay me
llth day q March. az u O'Clock noon.
The transfer books Will DC closed THURSDAY FEBRUARY
o'clock D. m, and reOlp'ned Thur-dav, March
l2 az 10 O'Clock a. m. JAY GOULD. President
A., II, CALEF.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
WHITE STAR LINZ, LINZ Avn rrvrRpoo1.

nov A. AED UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
IN 80 a., [Har II 40 m Ireutonic April s, a. m.
,i,anc ~ ia ~ m Tr!tannc Apfil IS, II
~. Ma Ok a M Majestic. Apru 81 p. NJ.
,nrn 10 40 m Germ anic Apr % 80 a. m,
",i'A' -, v,l i,c STIR Dncs foot o. West lOh-st
second cabin these steamer Sao9n aeoon fasb a berb
second cabin ss5 and SO tSeurson tests d On taV9r;
able terms StEc' Pb4,denba ONCE 4o0 wanut-st.
'Foau"'9' -'0"' T. ISRUCE ISMAY, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

DERMUDA ROYAL NAIL MD CABLE.
ID OCFBrC STEAMSHIP COMPANY: ,,,r,
EEOM CONPANY PIER lNEW) !! NORTH RIVER.
FOR BERNC DA :. s. TRINIDAD. March II, at p. m
tor f. .rbados ~ Lucia. Martnidu" Dominica, Guada.
.cL pc Antigua. IT. Kills and st. Crolx, .
; BEhMI DA ...... .March - AT hooh'
For staterCor and tickets apply to
THOS COOK 4 son. 28l and 1885 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Boston, March ). 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
I(iUJTDC .NFRTCAV PACKET co.

HAMBj 'RG- AMERICAN PACKET W.
EMPRESS SERVICE 20 London and Hamburg by me
1i.e new twin screw steamers which hoi tho record be-
tween York champion and the Continent. 49,, .,
Columbia 10 frsr,t rgt, EIt%35s ySsorS Nav q
NCrnanna Nav
i yf;nali3 F e.
wand Mar ~ Gia scGd1j3s 80 !, IqI Iac,iIon Non H.
CtNL r. EfSnnAAGKbD Ri5nAKD ottdoSh coi
u IN n,SaamaT. Sam oNNdwYok ii Boadway, New:YOrk:
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
The frequent fluctuations in Government bonds
recently have no significance There were no trans
actions to-day but bids for nearly all issues were
raised The closing quotations were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CO,
ANNUAL MEETING.
IT IIE STOCKHOLDERS and voting bond
i holders q. the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
h-rL, notified that meeting OF said
election II directors and trnnsaction OF such
other nay b. pc-ented, VIII be held az N"
Company- ONCE - Chicago, H.. on Monday, the 9th day
Of April next 40 10 O'c!0r H. q. ~.
Inc transfer books VIII b, closed the close Of bust
~ March instant, and rcopened
the 7th dsy o. AprIl next -
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

Total shares sold for the Nn
SILVER cerLs.... S5 .sos J7's .Joe 9o 30" 4o''Ooo
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

Supcbly Appointed-Superor Accommodations.
made by letter or telegraph to and
cabin plans 2s7 and 343 broadway. Newfork o.
N'0" '' ~ i''- 0-4 ILiE:iL.ASD Ii:i.S srASF0ID: President
T. IL GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
RED sT4G AGp LIYk iAIvrpp AND PARIS.
Sanag for NewlOFN wG5ns.sy ana A,'"'D H.rSS ysefy H
Trh SiA WEDNESDAY March is y 80 p
Cabin Rates First cabin go and upward EYcHrsion s
FErf @e f wf SsT1fe soy yE SS ea a as Bowling Green
RGD%p. LINE OF sTEAMSHEPs; lbEtE3 ;avnAcoA
MAFAfAstjnQl Hisi sj la'5 ANR Ry5f' S2Ho'
S TMEnb Sa.5dsy Mae nsisA Is IS u
Ihese American STEAMSHIPS specai b,it Tor the trade
nave very superior BouLIoS nSJi ,SSIi BiS s DAILMrr
T0grit Iht ascGsi sSoo son 'is si Broadv yy'' az
A Xf4E hSa Saa Ma6 SspsHhsT
Aayse, E7[ r. g; s.sEi M
CABIN $50 n 2a Ms ssprns
Stores BooAn nssr H'TsGR HBSsS f Ee'y S5on
IS Cabin .ao to y'fCS.Y slCo -''" H. "O''
aqd aT6FRs FI5 assst. sDpy Ss~ns II Green
CAELESST9N as The he sppt1 gt5kiGa Soqs5Mss t5ISfs
SNSE $s;::$s sSf sSa w Ma a'
IEOOtOIS Charleston and jacksonville Fri Mar: u
Ali r.tclass passenger accommodations
policy Effected onenth OF one per
cent WM. y. CLYDE & CO.. General Agents,
5 Bowling Green. ". Y.
TO. EGEK. GenI Agt O. s. tr't Line, ST Broadway.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlanti4ue,
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE EVERY SAT- kDAf
Company's Pier new No. ~. North River ~ NOrIonse
- tItAMrAjNE Boyer.-.-... sat. 1rHS Msreh =, M M
la BOURGOGNE. Lcbcuf. sat, March q 20 p: N.
A. FORGET. eneral Agent. No. Bowling Green
SAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
y SFNGER LINE-F0ur steamers weekly from new
Pier 81, n r. foot o. SpFing-st' ,,,,. ,,o., IN m
SIS CHNTTAUOOClIEE.... - fiday, MhFch o. " ~
IS NACO0CHEE .,,;y, Saturday, iIh Mar5hh 4 p NJ. NJ
- CITY or AUGUSTA Wednesday, March H., . p N.
connectlnc with Ccntra Har9qd ot Geor5n ao poSs IN
GToRGIA, rLqRIDA SOUTH I'd AhA
class table d'hote. FOR ght ana Pasec ukp
j. y. HhSIAGEN, W. n Kl 4 1gn, Az"
Fast. Act :. r. and w. R'y SaNanhah r1aI .,i'e'
Ocean Steamship Co.,
~" ~ "'NH''' =. Pier 35. North River.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

STOCKS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-07
MR.. BLAINE MUCH BETTER.
His Improvement Uniform aud Rapid .
Could Be Expected


Could Be Expected.
A Bar Harbor dispatch received last night
says: Secretary Blaine has been riding twice
today and he was out . considerable distance
upon the country roads this afternoon. This
morning he was riding about the streets Of the
village, often stopping, getting out of his car,
riags and entering shops Enmons Blaine, who
arrived Saturday. says his father has improved
wonderfully SINCE he saw him about ten days
ago. 1t may be stated upon the best authority
that Mr.. Blaine has not either Bright's disease,
diabetes or any other kidney complaint.
No one who sees him daily riding about the
village can fail to see a marked improvement
in his condition. The family always live quietly
while here, but no more SO this year than
usual. They receive the usual callers and the
Secretary is often seen pacing or sitting upon
his piazza by those passing. Mr.. Blaine's
physician, DIR. j. Madison Taylor Of Philadel-
phia, says that he found his patient better to-
day than he has before seen him; that his i'm
prOvement is as uniform and rapid as could be
expected, and the conditions are favorable to
his ultimate recovery. He eats abundantly OF
everything and takes exercise in all kinds Of
weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-07
CADETS IN A FIGHT,
They Are Guyed by Colored Boys AS They
March Through indianapolis.


They Are Guyed by ColOred Boys AS They
March Through indianapolis.
donasrous riot ooorrrod nm E.,,.,oL,
= :; ~ -,
nue. III ih"i'ii"poiis yesterday AFTERNOON De-
tween party OF southern cadets from Macon,
Ca, who went there to participate in the inter-
state military drilling contest and sever,l COL
60, Il - :, -, - g a, -
o''u n'ei anu 'oi '''''e ~ 'e.neN INC
most serious consequences would result. The
southern boys were passing down the thorough
fare when they we're guyed by colored boot
black The whit. bovs tool II ooo,i ,.,uro,l,,
= I'll 49,. -. 80 ,',
ioi ''iie' o.l nh"'i! so' "h6i! anu "u'"hceu
on the colored boy, who WAS surrounded by a
number of older ones, who were encouraging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-07
ARREST OF A TREASURER.
Henry c. Adams Charged With Deficit Il
the Universalist Relief Fund.

the Universalist Relief Fund.
Henry G. Adams, for many years the trusted
treasurer of the Universalst relief fund for
disabled ministers of the Universalist church,
was arrested yesterday in New York by the
sheriff on order issued by Judge McAdam
of the superior court in civil suit for the re-
eovery of about I'll. 100, which is the alleged
amount of his deficit as treasurer of the fund
The suit was brought at the instance of the
board of trustees. Adams bail wac fixed by
the court at $4,000, in default Of which he was
committed to Ludlow street Jail.
Lawyer John H. Corwin, who Is counsel for
the board of trustees Of the relief fund, said
I'm October last, Treasurer Adams exhibited
to ex-senator Charles II. Russell, who is an ex-
officio member of the board through his posi-
ton i'll the general convention of the church,
securities and cash amounting to FAT 900. Subse-
quently, in January last Adams delivered to
the board Of trustees go. 900 of the fund leav-
ing balance, including interest, of about
eli, 100. Since February last the board has
been endeavoring to get an audit of Treasurer
Adams accounts. About twenty appointments
for this purpose have been made with him. but
he always failed to keep them. Then it was de-
cided to sue him, and the papers were served.
and an order of arrest obtained. Adams was
not required to give any bond as treasurer az
the board had implicit confidence in him.
There is no present intention to prosecute him.
criminally. the sole object of the board OF trus-
tees being to get all the money belonging to
the fund"
Lawyer t. c. Everver, counsel for Adams
said: ''Mr. Adams is all right, and the fund il
ali right. 1t is simply misunderstanding be.
tween him and the board of trustees regarding
some of the Investments made by him. The
investments were properly made, and he Ii
ready to have his accounts audited. The arres,
was due to an unfounded report that Mr.
Adams was about to leave the CITY,"
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Dropped From the Clearing House.

At the meeting Of the Clearing House Asso-
citation in Philadelphia yesterday both.the Key
stone and Spring Garden National Banks were
dropped from membership. This action was
taken in accordance with . recently adopted
amendment to the constitution of the asso-
citation. which provides that any bank which
has not taken part in the exchange for thirty
DAYS shall cease to be a member. The question
OF dropt ing these two institutions from the as
ISOLATION has been discussed among its men,
bsrs ever since their failure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-07
CITY AND DISTRICT.

rSThe way to advertise is to put your an
nouncement where it will be seen by the people
you want to reach. The STAR reaches every
body in Washington. and all advertisements
in its columns are regularly and carefully read
by all members of the household.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-07
OUTBATTED By THE COLONIES.

The National Team Loses n Game To Louis.
viIIe-Other Contests.
American Association.
At washington--Louisvil 6; Washington, f.
At Baltimore baltimore, s; Cincinnati. 5.
At Philadelphia-St. Louis. Z; Athletic, h
At Observation-Disclosures. 3; Boston, l.
National League.
At Cleveland-Cle 5; Philadelphia, 4.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati. 2; New York, /.
At Chicago Brooklyn, 5; Chicago. o.
At Pittsburg Boston. 5; Pittsburg. Q.
The standing of all the clubs up to date, the
games won and lost and the percentages are
10 follows:
American Association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-07
WHo Has Nor HAD
POOR HOSE
GOOD RUBBER HOSE

Gould he bought ten years Why Because there
rat Ter The Hose sOld by dealers today
tains little pure rubber. OUR BLUE BRAND
HOSE i the Old fashioned ktad and made Of rubber
with .Jod care 70 should last i've years IL is
cheap the prir- Ass guarantee that you are get
uns ~sst you ray for and not paying high price
To- pCSr article place this brand every length
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-07
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NTEAaEE 4. v. AKRON SMITH FROM iii
- ST. wharton Monday and Wedn. -iay at 4 r IN. ,
tor Colonial Beach Coiton's, Noniin, Creek. lfney
Point, Smiths Creek Cosn and ocouco Rivers. he
turning. land Pney Point and Intermediate land
mornings.
ON saturdays. at go m, for Colonial Beac,, Col
tons. Piney Point, Coan and YoComico keturni,g
lapd at Pney Point. Cotons and Colonla! Beach Ar
rive at Washington sundays, at y y. IA.
iy6-3m q. W. RIDLEY, GenI Manager.
EOR NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE, yIR-
4 EInla Beach, Richmond and all points south take
the new Mammoth Iron Palace Steamer MASKING
Ton and NORFOLK; ddity from foot OF 9Th 81 at p
Pennsylvania ave. and on steamers. jel2-:sm
EoR NORFOLK. OLD POINT AND PINEY
y FONT take Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE. .ars
81. 90 Round trip e.. 80 Steamer lea 9th hart
terminus VI cable cars. Tuesday, Thursday and su.-
day. D. Lighted with electricity and raj furnished
meals and state rooms. Sl2 as. and New York "a 10
Telephone CALI l3oO; and c. y. ofees-5l3 and l&2l
Penna. ave.
my4 ALFRED WOOD. @. IA
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
4u Compsny.-Steanler Sue. Capt. W. G. Geoghexsn.
leaves every sunday al Tor Baltimore and river
Ketchan. leaves every Monday and Thursday ct
p. for river landings Thursdays trip Will be e.
tended TO Baltimore. All freight must be prepaid
h9r passage and freight apply 70 STEPHENSON
mh2sthm
STEAMEK ''WAKEFIELD'
- Leaves .th-st. wharf on MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
FRIDAY aud SUNDAY eyenlnrs,
For Nomini Greek, Va. and St Clements Bay, Nd :,
touching at interinedi te landings.
Passenger accommodations nrst class
q. W. RIDLEY,
jys General Manager.
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ssOswoVENAose
%'16 Cent?
Blue BRAND

II you get II Of your dealer will send IL.
cypress Paid. receipt Of money.
SAMPLE FREE II voc MENTION THIS PAPER.
BOSTON WOVEN HOSE co. MANFKS OF
RUBBER BEI.TING AND PACKING. 296 DEy
OSsHIEE STREET BOSTON: e05 LAKE
ST. CHICAGO: BUSH ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
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DIR. CuAs. H. 3. DAVIS, Merideu, Conn, says ~
have used IL an accessory In cases Of melsnchola
drink III fcyers and have been very much pleased
with it,
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DOES your nose feel stuffed up
DOES your thrua; feel full. as If there was lump in
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Do yCu have pain over your or bridge Of nose
DOEs your head feel lsht aud dizzy when you
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