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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-23
Eeniall building, 344 ID ST. n w,
THOMAS BOWLING son,
Aucfioneers
je11-dkds

CHANCERY SALE OF SEVEN AND ONE-HAIF
~ ACRES OF DESIRABLE LAND FRONTING ON
THE ROCK CREEK FORD ROAD ONLY A
SHORT DISTANCE WEST OF BRIGHTNo GOD
PARK.
By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of the
DISTRICT OF Columbia. in equity cause No. l:seq
VII ouer Tor sale by pubic auction IN front % the
JUNE, 1881. at Halt PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the lot or piece OF land situated in county Of WASH
gon IN the District OF Columbia. known that part
OF Tract OF land called Moodwards Lot bounded
The Heirs of George Butter IN north line OF said
'Moodwaru's Lot and running from thence with
said north line north s6E degrees west 8 "a perches
thence south p degrees west. ~ "a perches thence
west CORNER OF the public school lot thence with
line of said school lot south % degrees west IA
perches to the county road; thence with said road
south a6A degrees east 10 "a perrhes thence south
degrees east. perches, to the southwest OF
The Heirs of George Butler" thence north u de-
erees east. 81 II perches thence south e6 degrees
east, IA. IL perches thence north 81 degrees east
therefron the half al acre OF land condemned for a
pubic shool house lot and contain said hall acre
excepted. ~ acres of land (more or less).
Terms OF sale; one,third OF the purchase money 20
nents. payable respectively and years. with
interest a, the rate of SIX centun PER from
the day OF sale. The deferred pay ments be rere-
stnted 10y the notes OF the by deed
Of trust upon said property all cash. at the oon
Of the purchaser. deposit OF 500 will REQ red
at the time OF sale The serves the riet 10
resell at the risk and cost Of the purchaser. the
day OF sale deco for the property will de iyered
upon nnal ratification OF sale by the court All con-
veyancing and recording at the the purchaser
HE EsIaS,' w. Sni sohoN; Trustee,
THOMAS DOWNING AucttoneNr iars-Ixd.
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OUT on WARRINGTON.

OUT on WARRINGTON.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
"A EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION
Will be held In Washington. DC.
In the examining OF tile civil commits
sioneTs.
Candidates offering advanced algebra. advanced
chemistry or advanced physics will assemble at 80
an on
TUESDAY. JUNE %
Other candidates at , m. June -. 3eo24t.
DENNINGToN tN.J.D SEMINARY AND LADIES
Il College. ga year. Offers educational .alu-
ties. Terms moderate. Hirh and neElthiul. steam
heating. gas. hrc esrHpes fAsy O; access. 1HDs.
HANLON. ID. 10. President for - years. yes-eos2t
ID oCkLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY
N Spring. Monigou cry county. Nd. reopeus >sIt.
To- thorough training II aimed at With the infu-
ence, as far Possible. of a nome goveruIusut lite
number is limited. For circulars her iuorua-
uon address Hen RI c. HALLOMElL, A. Al. "a Al.l.
Sandy Spring Nd. vi .-:im
ct. HIl.DA's SCHOOL FOR Girls MOhtIs-
- town. Nj. twelfth year begins Selt.nl--r n;
terms, $50. summer session. July 1. stsl
Apply Tor circulars to
BED I'm SISTER SUPERIOR.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROP. CLAY is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
aevertisng cairyoyant. .stroleFer and insdiumi Y
sight. Reveals hidden mysteries, recovers Lost
stolen property. brinss sel&rAfsd torether. cause
speedy gives IN business.
family troubles evil influences Strangers from other
cities and all trouble viii time and money by
coming right psce 81 once he succeeds where
others have failed. Convnces most skeicsl and adj
vertises only what he do. AL business connden-
tial. Satisfaction Guaranteed; siftnss JOc- Hours.
9to q Open Sundays. Residence as ST.. bet wssa
~ and 9th southwest. mysSf24ts
NINE FRANCIS. CARD AND TRANCE MEDIUM
ll Life n from cradle 10 grave. open SUNDAY.
NlNE RAPHAI. THE CELEBRATED GLAZE
WI voyant and astrolaist the seventh daughter. bora
with cAu has wonderful healnx power. c1vss uaIo-a
and lucky datss Don't tai " tlais ady. hoom Ia
el0 D a. n )BS-l8s
MRS. T. v: SMELL, CLAfRvoYANT AND BUsI-
New lork ave. NV 5els-lws
ME-. BkookE TELLS ALL THE EvENTs OF
g0 LIFE All business conndential LADIES and gem
tlsmen 30 cents Zach. Hour; sa-m. % y p.n. -
o.. bst. 1st and North osp>sol s>a-A-w. apIi-l2v
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
CENTRAL R.R. OF NEy-gERsEY

FOOT OF I.IHFiTY-ST. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of May %, 1891
30 a rdo M for Eao7 Mae6 cngn WkGsbsTT ne
5g5y Wlamsp@it oa sanddys EistGn Maueh th1nE
&c 8 90 5Var'T a. in 'ii1 for 1irD' Elston'
100 a, N. for Easton and Mauch Chunk On Sundays.
SIS a. q. for Ea;ton., Mauch Chunk; wilkesbarre
Ba&5 4Sl1asn TeR1Pp eoae g
I0o daily for En'ton. Msuch Chunk Reading
3i5 p. m for EastOn, Mageh Chunk, Reading Harris
burg wllkesbaire Scranton. Tamaqua. POttsve shamO
5GS 3 m: iS5 Easten. Msuch Chunk, Reading Harris.
rs sO Iiontc M f0 hsRsS EPiSq and d 4f9'ogH ss
Y2 For FS,eSoS $0 So o n AS s9f % ii % 20 M % GS go 30
+ FOR Long Branch and points Point Pleasant at
except ocean Grove and Asbury Park 900 N, 06
Red 1aoS sn85,e s5 Il ~ 10 20 90
'-'' " ~ Jaw FOR LAKEWOOD '''' ~ p H.
80 rao me- ear 39 a So 3o 90 ~ I'd P p @ Sanq9Z saa
For TSms liver Ba5ncsat Park and Rsarnesat. 4:45
For Htiaatc CITY Vnciand and Brdseton, At 445
For Monnouih % h " Eeach and seabrlsht. at Is a. NJ.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For Go Ha1e t Gnds H. H@2apd IR8H 2 bsaol 9 saSeb
Xs6uy Park and Point TT pdsant at 10 % a. me- 0e H &
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMOHE AND
WASHINGTON
ROYAL BLUG LINE.
For Philadelphia At 80 "a, 300 IL 80 a. ~. 80
8 80, 90 OU, 700, 80 d. II 10 nignJ'
SUNDAYS; 900, IL 90 a. M, 200. $3.50, 500 600
For Baltimore and Washington daily at co. il 30 with
Dining Car except sundays, 90. 30 Dining
Can. 100 D. m. II 10 night. Dining Car a. N.
Trains leaving at as. II 80 a. m 30 800 ) :Oo
80 p. m Il 5 night except Saturday nlht, Sundays
30 co. 100 y. m have connection for Eeading liar.
risbure, Pottsylle &c.
For Sunbury WliamsDort Philadelphia at as
a. m. Il 80 Buffet ParlOr Can 80 D. M l. 10 mid.
night Except SATURDAY. night Sundays q 200 .. m.
Tickets pnrlOr-Car seats be procured al II
172 2GI as ga LAO 1923 Broadway, 737 Cth-aye.
964 West 12jth.st.. 1874 East 125h-st.. York:
Court-st $50 Fulton-st.. % Broadway. BIooklyn.
New.YOrk Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
nELA WARE. LACKAWANNA AND
WESIEKN RAILROAD.


Shortest Line. NesuDuled PrIIm1n Coaches.
m.-Bul,alO and OsMegO EX> Paterson for
water cap siIoudsbure, scranton, Bnghamton OwegO.
Ithaca Wavcrly, LImra, Corning, Bath Danylle Sher.
burne wa.eryille. Riehfed Springs, Utica NJ Morris
Hreene oxford Norwich Coiand, Syracuse Fulton and
trmedate stations Connects scranton with trains
ittSton WlKesDarre. Danviic, ana Northumberland AZ
Huffalo trains for the West.
go a m.-Binehamton Mail. via BOoDton.
/ ID. BnCtantOn and Emir0 Express for Water
stroudsburg, Scranton Owego Wavery. &c connects ~.
Scranton with trains for Pttston Kingston and Wilkes
10 D. m.-scranton wilkesbarre and plymouth TX
80 p. m. daylDunalo Limited Express, Via Pster.
SON Tor Stroudsburg, Scranton Bnghamton Owego Wa
very, ElmiIa Corning Bath, Wayand Dansvile. Mt
Morris. wing In Buffalo at 80 a
D. M (daiy).-Bunale, Utica and Oswego Express, for
s;roudsburg Scranton, Bnghamton, Cortland Syracuse
tIlton Greene. ONord Norwich, Sherbune. Waterylle
xicbns,d sprngs, all points Buffalo divisioa
Connects with tIans for the West.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. J

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. &
w H. r. r. X. Co., Lessee.-Irains leave West i2d.st
station NeTYor follows and 20 minutes earlier from
and Chicago, loi5 a m. '2;i5 P nj g rs p M s.
Buffalo, Rochester Suspension Bridge NIaga-
"a Fss Utica and Syracuse 80 10 Is a. In IS is.
tsni 20 80 = i5, 1GI5. all 30 a. 9o IS IS and
~ lis r. IN. Catskill and Albany 80, = Is. 10 10,
ali 80 a. - 90, ) rs 's;l5 p m Cranston West
foa5 e. ali 80 a. M :. IL 81 co. 80 e is s5 . 80.
- % III as D. M Montreal ard Canada Eat rs M.
fB nm Elegant sleeping for Buffalo Niagara Falls,
Detroit Chicago and 81. Louis on al thr1pgh trains:
Leave BrO6klvn, Brooylyn Annex: alO 80 n. m
: 90 D. M Jersey City p T. II. St1to a II 20 a. n
32s y. N. DAILY Daily, except saturday Al other
ior and deping co. accommodatons or nfrmatlon apply
mex once foot Of Fuohst New:Yqfk Citr27l a9s 70:
do proadwav- Ii9 ]" PARK hace. ~ We--
IoShst and West Shore Stations foot Of Wat t9dst and
foot Of Jays Norih Riv,r C. r. xLAMr.RT oenefs
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
RAILROADS.

$40 4. M.-FAsI NAIL. tor Albany, Utica, Syracuse,
1906 SShJlS & H. B11Ig tR6 aGq Pq9 NsnULE LIMITED due
1880 CIqIo A i2 HG6 DAY ExpREssDay except
1a:oo p,rSss Noon. SOUTHWESTERN yEsTIBULEp LIMIT.
az Detroit at . 10 a. M, Chicago 90 p. m next
600 %6TrEEN 80 M ST. E4pESPIe Gda5 Is m Chicago
a.a5 Ky p S.a!-D5iIR ". !H-AD5iIRoSDACK AND MoNiKE&k Ex.
1885 rNf,' +. VI -BUFgALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
o.ti ,. 1Mi.--FAsr ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex.
iF,tSs"Due indianapolis IL 20 p IN. next day. ST.
r15Gk1LL sHdii oG GNIEWHpyRGp L PoyGRKEEPsIE. RHINE
CL 20 ANRts p M On H. AZ e, 30 bSnS 20
Eseso ts;3 E. sC oa, Il 60 90
Rs$$ iG' $ So 5t1'5'55@s GS f 49, 10 a. H.
3 10 @ g. 9 80 20 qo oJ IS So G ~ g. 30 rs n J. oo
TRGY-f7 45 9Io, 10 90 10 49, III Is a. m c12 90
UTiCX ND sYEACUsE. 4 a. 9?I6, 10 100, 10 80
a. II :C0 noon, 80 600, 80, 9:l5 p M tl2 100
noGH ;HHil iGlsTER-o TO- 200, 1890 g. m;. 70 100 nOon
BUtFPP2&Goo 10 occ 6 80 a. @ 100 i2 90 noon go
y15G&nA ?9 ~ FA2L 2S B o 10 co. 10 80 m 70 100 noon
ApiNSybSSK S0 S9SK Ia6r&FASS 80 Si2 AND oNrREAL-7 AS
CAFE nv vISSh&r 5i 3 g Hf1' AND
u. m, III 90 night; also fof oswego, . 10, 00O
AUIB5T ES $S GENEVA AND cANANDAIGUAaoIo 10 :oo
pERs2iE RI 81 ii g. HE u va MI hAkIEM BI5isIoN-
M u skti q % and eS Sleeping apply Grand
Paqtqi Park Paec SSaSw 81 west I = 25h.s ss station
YORK 1873 WashnGtonst., 726 Iulton-st, and 39S Bed
iOnye WNco T. u xprs as any for az and Cheeks baggage rom
hotels and residences through 70 destination; o,,o-
Above trans except those leaving o. 70 70 90
i2 20 Tdgs9s Il f9P a 1SStG 6R Ssf sfqpp f. p1x1E1s
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04

n EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
" RAIIWAY-Trans leave West 42d-st as follows
twenty minutes earlier from foot Of Jay-st 20 a. M
lor Middlctown Elenyille. Liberty Delhi Norwich,
Oneida Oswcgo Chicago; 80 p NJ for Campbell Hall
Mddet9wn. Elnyille. Liberty rot9 p M, Tor Middle
Rochester Niagara Falls, Detroit Chlcaeo St. Louis
Daily. All other daily except SUNDAYS Tickets
time.tabes. 323 Broadway. J. c. ANDERSON, GeneSL
Pass enger Agent. rs Exchange Pace y \.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
Railroads.,
Railroads.,
PennsyIvani MIA
~ RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICAl
AND
Inc Scenic Line 20 the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. feet OF
Desbrosses and CortIandt streets, as
fOIlOws;-
On and after MARCH let, 1891.
On and after MARCH let, 1891

y;so Y; S sSsas esasa. na Pao; 90 ci5
SSo1sss9 S6nayss. 20 ssJ e, f5sd 80
Inn. InE fESNsaISASiGD AtaisD' LIMITED. United
5ewa a. oS exclusively Of Pgma yssGHo
sS 1 ssseas dnaRe 8alRf sRfa
sSs:: 5 sy y: y s and
Saa % 'saSS saS chesso flss5s i ss'' M neA
AZ xss sIpUIS CmICAG0; AND CINCINNATI EXPRBss.
s :9d aFISss 5ssss:
nj TIT nna WrsTnRy s. sHTli 10 p2pREss r next day.
$50 P: N.-Pullman yestlbule Sleeping Car New:Yo,k
fSs Snss d a. t9s S4iSo % and hs fs
.sSs 80 ss5aSs sa ias saa ssvssas S
. and Toledo daily, FAc2rPc Gift si!sIf1yi hxSEEss
Ss BudS Ms5BSss ssssng a car ss to
e. .nrr,
Washington limited Hxpress Of Pullman NM Fafo, @oc Cans
with binlAg Car, daily, except Sunday 10 10 a. m'
With Ds '9d 20 p % sns
'?af''a s6tssaS esPdsi sRPd oS 60 M sSa
a. n so Sa o and DO Foo % D. @ sunss9 "a
For Th1opIS HaEANaC H1c city 0O M days. with
FOR PHILADELPHIA
RPS Dn5S W. and 20 10 30 SV inc Shf1g9 lmea
Dining Carr, and II 200 IL 20 90, 2;lo, 100:
$3.50. 400, $50 500 500 80 8 Oo, and 0 90
p. m. and IL is night. Accommodation, IL 10 a. M,
aao and 2 700 p; m. Sundays Express, 9 rs. 80.
zoo 40 Lfmlted), and 10 Q. m 90, 4, 80, 100.
80 3 oo and 200 p m. and 12 rs night. Accom-.
sylvania Railroad System, apply at ihfollowng Ticket
Onices: Nos. l, 435, $40, and 944 Broadway,
House and foot OF Desbroses and Cortlandt Court
St. $50 Fultonst, and Brooklyn Station, foot OF
Fulton-st Brooklyn rs Hudsonst., Hoboken; Station.
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences through TO
CHAS. f. PUGH. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'f Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04

ATES NAIL STEAMERS.
+TcutOnic...June 3, 3 D. m.
fannie June 10. 5 80 am
Ma lestic. June Il. . p. m.
Gerinsnic.Junc p. : 80 a. m.
foot OF West lOth-st.
teamcFs. Saloon rates, $50
samer and location Of berth.
Excursion tickets on favor.
, the Old Country, ego. Com
ay, New-YOrk. Philadelphia
. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.

Departures Wednesdays and Saturdays Of large and
conn ous mail T. Rotterdam and Amsterdam,
esing both ways Bouogne m, landing passengers
SStfhfn YJ, hours Paris and London.
saloon rates si5 $50 after MAY l, 500 TO SO Sec
ond capi s32 May /, $50 Special through rate TO
Iondon. Excursion tickets o. favorable terms.
Maasiam Nav o 30 a. m hlaau dam Nay IL II 80 am
- Cniand Nav l3 sc ala WeikeLdamMay $50 80 ain.
hor illustIatd guide passage, Sc, apply at
GL,NTEAI, PASS. AGENCY 80 Broadway, New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
tVHITE STAR LINE: -

w FOR QCEENST0WS.N :. y
ROYAL AND I'M TED -
sTeutonic.. =. Nav g. 3 y. o.
Brtannic.. May 1879 80 All.
Maze stlc. May 20, 3 p. m.
{, rnlanlr May 81. 3 80 an !
Frofl White star DOCK.
Second cabin OF these y
and upward, according 20 ste
second cabin, $40 and $40.
attic terms steerage from or TO
panyis Ofilee, No Al BIoadw a
Once, 400 Walnut-st. J.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
Ccrtnres an0 ffleetinas.

A MEXICAN lNSTIrUTk.-rne quarterly
N meeting will be held Thursday May Z 1891, ss
O'Clock p M. s Nos. lll.il5 West 3sth. Sc
JAMES O.. POWERS Secretary.
n OTlCE OF Pt BLiC MEtTlNG-Offic OF
~ the New.York Harbor Line Board Army Building
New.YOrk CITY. May l. le9l.-The nnal public hearing u
Board In the matter OF habor lines along New.
Jersey front OF NewYork Ba between Communipaw and
COnsta le Point Jersey Flfs). Will be held the
building. 80 Whitehall stree NewYork city. on Tuesday.
May 49, 1891 at II a. Ind following days The pres
Interested parties urgently requested together
with complete information. illustrated by maps showing
manner which different riparian desire u
utilize their respective fronts The plan contemplating
exterior Islands proposed by the Riparian Commission of
New.Jersey viii be exhibited and final action will bs
taken upon the general subject HENRY L. ABBOT,
Byt Brig. Gen, y. ). A, President OF the board
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
financial Meetings.

NJ ATiONAL BANK OF COMMERCE IN
~ NEW-Yokk-The annual meeting OF the sharehod-
ers OF this Association will be held the Banking house.
corner OF Nassau and Cedar sts., MONDAY MAY IL.
-0'1' " - W. w. SHERMAN Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04

Is WALL.ST.,
NEW-Y0RK, May !. 1901.
llNSON 4 BOARDMAN
" mutual cons sent.
S. FISHER JOHNSON.
LANSDALE BOARDMAN.
tlnued by the undersigned, who
artnership under the firm name
n transact a general commits
bonds.
Y, connected by private wire.
5. FISHER JOHNSON,
CHARLES w. MILLER.
An will continue his oIice at
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
Dipioeno Notices

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, May l, 1891.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this daay
Il declared a Semi.annual Dividend Of THREE PER
CENT upon the Capital Stock Of the Company, clear Of
tax payable and after May %, 1891 TO shareholders
registered books Of the Company at O'Clock
p April 30 1891, either in cash or in scrip con-
Vertible into the Capital Stock Of the Company at par
when presented in sums Of fifty dollars, provided the ad
privilege shall be exercised on or before August iooi
ROBERT w. SMITH, Treasurer
tn AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
Il BANK, 12S Broadway, New-York, April "a, 1871
At meeting Board Of Directors held this day
dividend Of THREE AND ONE-HALF per cent (3l2 per
cent? the capital stock declared, payable May l.
prox.. - - A., n
prox EDWARD BURNS, CASHIER.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
Ocean Steamers.


CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
~ Steamships,
CHINA AND JAPAN LINE
nom VANCOUVER u. G.. .
YOKOHAMA. SHANGHAI and HONG KONG,
NEwYORR TO JAPAN IN 10 DAYS,
coo miles the shortest route
Lower rates. Send for information
Intended saillngs from vancouver OF the new
steel Express Steamships a.,
ENPkESS OF FINDlA-...---.-----.---..-. .iay
lAKIHlA mot new Ins
EMPRESS OF JAPAN -...--J tIN
EMPRESS OF INDIA 90 Au-'
EMPRESS OF CHINA. =. aug. ~
l. V. SKINNER EVERETT FhAIAH,
Ocnl Eastn Agt., China AID japan fft. A.t
353 Broadway y. l. l@i "atef-st y. !
A DYERTISEMEXTs FoR TIE NEW;,YIoRiK TRiB; ,I,
"A UNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE CPIOWH
OFFICES, 40. 123s Broadway. corner Thirty lrst9t.
LAO Broadway. ccmcr 2dth-st until D. m'; ~ W.
1wcntythrtst. shave; 1j2 6thaNe; lod f2uTth'
Ovc.. corner Fouretntht 700 1hliiaye. corner ForE
Flr,taye lo5 West Fory..coonds lo9s CO nm6us-aNs'
i11O NluthuVe, I'D 60 Lb@rtyst. .. Avenue ~
1923 Thid.aye. and the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Fast
nnebund ty enty ,nfh.st " 20 D. m ana 30
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04

THE FIRM OF 10.
/ is this day dissolved /
The business will be con
have this day formed a cop
Of S. T. JOHNSON u CO.,
sion business in stocks ana
Branch office at Troy N
LANSDALE BOARDMi
above address.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
MANHATTAN TRUST co.

MANHATTAN TRUST co.
CORNER OF WALL AND NASSAU SITS.
Legal Depository Court and Trust Funds ana General
Deposits.
LIBERAL RATES OF INTEREST PAID on BALANCES.
The COMPANY is agthorized q act tTvTSR a. ana
TRUSTEE; as FISCAL and TRANSFER AGENI anu as
REGISTRAR Of STOCKS and BONDS: .--- -. $4,000.
The company oicrf executors ana ustes VI
and religious and benevolent institutions exSepuonai
Facilities TOR the transaction OF their business
- OFFICERS
Y. o. FRENCH, President. -
j. /. WATERBURY, vice.Presdsnt
A. r. FRENCH Secretary and Treasurer
70. French, Ny. DiASoiHpiW ~ ". Cannon, NY.
II. ]. Cross N z 4 John X. Ford, N. Y.
II. l.. Hlgelnson Boston. r. J. Coolidge, IT., BOSTON
Aug. Belmont n y James o. Sheldon, n T.
r. b. Ksndolph N " A 81 senbeum, N. Y.
g e. Baldwin, N. Y Sam. X. shipley Phns-
Chss y. Tag N, Y X II. Wilson, N. 4.
Marshall Field Chicago u. l. Waterbury. n T.
kx Norton. n. Y II o. Northcote, N. T.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
Couarinership Notires.

NOTICE.
The firm OF KIDDER PEABODY & CO. o, Boston
and York. dissolved April 80 1891 by mutual
sent and any Of the partners Will sign In qudaton
The resident partners the old firm in Boston will
tnue the business there and retain the title Of KIDDER
PEABODY & co. The NewYork business will be carried
on under the title Of Barring, MAGOUN & co. by the
NewYork partners OF the ole rm with the addition OF Mr.
CECIL Barring, whom they take into partnership.
KIDDER, PEABODY co. and Barring, MAGOUN
& CO. will continue act agents and attorneys for
EARRING BROTHERS g. CO.. Limited. In Boston and
New.York respectively. They VIII also act as agents for
one another in each Of these cities.
KIDDER, PEABODY e. CO.,
Of Boston and New York.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FROM PIER 8. y. r.. FOOT OF RECTOR.ST
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach, Seahrieh
Monmouth Beach. Long ch, ElbcrOn Ocean Cir0v
Asbury Park and Point Pleasant, at 10 5 m, l5 p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04

FLINT'S FINE, FURNITURE. .,. .,,,.,.
marked the lowest price. Stores l4thst and 6th-aye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-23
REoRGANIzING THE TEAM.
Strengthening the National Base Ball Club
Yesterdays Games.


Yesterdays Games.
There was no game. played on the home
grounds yesterday and the Nationals had a
chance to rest from their rather demoralizing
experience of Tuesday. Second Baseman
Dowd has reported for duty and viii play to-
day in the game against the Athletics. Davis
latest experiment, Burns Of Aansas City, an
outielder, is expected to arrive Saturday
Whose place he is to take is not yet known, but
some say that Paul Hines is the man. There il
also a rumor that yisner is to be taken from
the field and placed at short, Hatfield going to
third in case Alvord; who has not yet come to
terms, cannot be secured.
Burns played last season in Kansas City and
secured a fair record. He was in los games,
with batting average Of .273 and fielding
average of .9l9.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
The association games resulted as follows: At
Boston-Boston. 2; Athletics, 1; batteries,
Burlington and Murphy, and weighing and
Cross; Athletics hits errors; Boston the
same.
At Louisville-Louisville, 4: St. Louis, o;
batteries. Doran and Ryan, and Stivells and
Boyle; Louisville, II hits, errors; st. Louis, 8
hits. 8 errors.
The league season opened yesterday with q
flourish Of trumpets, and some surprises re-
suited. The games we're played as follows:
At New York-New York, s. Boston, 4. Base
hits-New York, 3; Boston, 8. Errors-New
York, 3: Boston, 5. Pitchers--Rusie for New
York. Clarkson for Boston.
At Philadelphia 8; Brooklyn,
IA. Base hits-Philadelphia, 10; Brooklyn, 19.
Errors-Ph Philadelphia, 5; Brooklyn, 6. Pitchers
Gleason for> Philadelphia, Hemming for
Brooklyn.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 6; Chicago. Z. Base
distributing. s; Chicago, L. Errors-Pitts-
burg, a; Chicago, l. Pitchers-Galvin for Pitts
burg, Luby and Hutchinson for Chicago.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Cleveland, 6.
Base hits-Cincinnati. s; Cleveland, 10. Errors
Cincinnati, 2; Cleveland, 4. Pitchers-Mul-
lane for Cincinnati, Young for Cleveland.
THE RECORD.
The association teams stand today as follows:
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RECEPTION To DIR. GILLETTE.
Pleasant Speeches and a Large Number of
Persons Present.

DR.. and Mrs. George II. La Fetra gave q very
pleasant reception last evening to Rev. Dr. A
ii. Gillette. the chancellor Of the National
Chautauqua Of Glen Echo. Mr.. L. de F. Jen-
nings introduced the guests to DIR. Gillette
Miss Fannie Compton of New York gave piano
solo, MIR. 5. I. Ford number Of recitations.
and addresses were made by DR.. Gillette, Rev.
Dr. George Elliott, Mrs. L. de F. Jennings.
Miss Clara Barton, Mrs Sara A. Spencer and
Rev. DIR. J. q. Butler.
The guests were received by a committee of
ladies-Mrs- l. de F. Jennings. Mrs. DIR. I. s.
Hamlin, Miss Clara Barton, Mrs. Maj. ]. W.
Powell and Mrs George II. La Fetra-
Among the many present were Dr. and Mrs
7. ). Hamlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell, Mr. and
Mrs II. Il. Moulton. Rev. DIR. and Mrs. L. -
Todd and Miss Daisy Todd. Prof. and Mrs H.
Z. Spencer. Rev. DIR. Hamiin, b. IL. Stinernetz
and Miss Stinemetz, Hon. NJ. q. Emery, Rev
Dr. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford. Mr.. and
Mrs ElphonZo Ioungs. Col and Mrs. Caldwell
Prof W. b. Powell. Prof. c. NJ l. Sites Mrs.
A p Lacey, Mrs l. H. Tilton. Mrs. ii. A.
Bleorts, Mrs Frank Sharpe. Misses Server
Moran, King. Shanahan, Hammond, Hunting
ton. Wade, Greene. Badgsley. Jennings and
Birch, Mrs ). v T. White. Mrs Julia Yard
mer, Mrs c. W. Townsend. Mrs. G. H. Smith.
Mrs J. W. Bond, Messrs- Tapley Virgins. Rev.
and Mrs. j. q. Butler, Miss Newhall, Mr. and
Mrs Henry Williams. Miss sherwood. Mrs
Thomas l. Tullock. Mrs. ii. X. Perley, Mrs.
Holmes. Mr.. Alfred Wood Rev Dr. and Mrs
Henry Baker. DIR. Ida Heiberger, Mrs. Bentley
and DR.. Warner.