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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
Turpentine Markets.

NEW YoRK-Turpentine steady, dull, 3TA9
3sc. Rosin weak; strained, common, good,
81 4219.
WILMINGTON, N C.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at 34c. Rosin firm; strained. 81 20
good strained, 81 %. Tar firm at 50 co.
Crude turpentine firm; hard, 81 40; soft, 81 40;
virgin, 81 40.
CHARLESTON, s. C.-Turpentine steady at
341ac. Rosin firm; good strained, 81 80.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
The DrYgoods Market.

NEW YORK, July 1.-There was no new
feature in the drygoods market to-day
though there seemed to be better feeling
more inquiry and more confidence.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13

1335@1345c; spot rio quiet and firm; fair car
goes, 1S3Ic; No. Z, I73s@1715c.
BALTIMORE, July I.-Coffee steady; rio,
cargoes, fair, 1s54ci No. 7, 171ac.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
Provisions,

Our quotations will disclose the fact that
there has been an advance all along the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
Whisky MarlxRfa.

CINcINNATI-Whisky steady; sales, sS2 bar
rels finished goods on the basis Of 81 l6.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
Philadelphia Stocks.

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks fur
nished by Whitney & Stephenson, brokers, No. 81
Fourth avenue. members New York Stock Ex-
change.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13

IRON CITY BEER builds up trade wher-
ever placed on sala telephone, 11S6.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
] he Peace of Christ.

No. There was a minute when he came to
you-pcrhaps in the watches of the night
perhaps in your place of business. perhaps
along the street-and he breathed something
into your soul that gave peace, rest, infinite
quiet, so that you could take out the photo
graph Of the departed one and look into the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
Open Hign- Low | Clos
ARTICLES. ing. est. est. Ing

Cash quotations Here as follows: Flour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
A Word for the Tramp,

To the Editor OF The Evening Star:
My attention has been called to an article in
The STAR Of the 10th instant relative to tramps
signed X. Y. 2. From the tone Of the commu.
nication I infer that K Y. z. regards the ma
jority Of tramps as species Of human vermin.
that should be gotten rid of by any means
whatever. / suppose 1t 10 almost useless to say
anything in favor Of the tramp. but If The SrAn
will kindly permit Twill venture to Offer few sug-
gestions and PROFOUND few queries bearing on
this subject In the first place, when the for
tunate and well-to-do Of society look on q
tramp they might probably consider the ques.
ton. why do we have tramps in this great, free
and glorious country? II such persons believe
that sufficient work at fair wages can be secured
by all able-bodied laborers in this country they
will, think, after a little thought and investi-
cation, be convinced to the contrary Now, il
it be true that there is not work enough to 20
around, what is to be done with those 80 unfor-
tunate not to be able to secure employment,
since 1t is only by work that they can live? Is
it quite the right thing to enact harsh and in
human laws-as has been done in several of the
states--for the punishment Of people who can
not obtain remunerative employment and. con-
sequently. cannot make an independent living2
1t seems to me that the X. Y. rs OF Washing
ton. instead Of feeling unduly annoyed, ought
to be extremely thankful that they have door
bells to ring and occasional quarters to bestow
and are not in the condition OF the poor, desti-
tute. houseless and homeless wanderers called
tramps. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

To the Editor OF The Evening Star:
Having TO seek employment recently 40 car
penter I called at the new building now in
course Of construction opposi te the navy yard,
which, I am told, will be used by the Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company. l
was told that could not obtain employment
there unless l was member OF the brother
hood Of Baltimore. I asked If joined the
brotherhood Of Washington would they give
me employment was told no; they would
not employ me, as the Washington branch paid
their members % for nine hours and they only
paid $3.50. Now, sir, is this not q monopoly
with vengeance? II is bad when o contractor
from q distant town comes in and anderworks
his fellow man, but it is adding insult to injury
to citizens Of Washington when told distinctly
that they will not employ you even II you are
q member Of the brotherhood Of Washington or
any other society. admit that the w. q. r.
r. G. have . perfect right to engage the
cheapest contractor II they see ct, but would
it not have been more consistent for them to
have given the work to q Washington con-
tractor, considering IL il the working classes
that have made the W. 4 @. r. R. G. financial
success. IL il fair to the working classes who
live in the town? They are compelled to pay
high rents. Also provisions are higher than
IN Baltimore. Again. il it fair TO the storess In
stead Of the money being spent in Washington
three-fourths will be sent away from the town.
FAN Trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
AGiss oilbsrt's Wonderful Esc.ps.

While Messrs R. H. Gray, D. W. Meadows
Miss Menagh Of Hackettstown. N. j., and
Miss Gilbert Of shis city were driving down
Mill mountain near Roanoke, last Friday,
in q surrey the breast yoke broke, the horses
became unmanageable and started down the
mountain at dangerous pace. Mesrs. Gray
and Meadows and Miss Menagh jumped for
their lives, and escaped without Injury but
Miss Gilbert remained in the vehicle till IL was
ready to 60 over prscipics, when she jumped
and Wa struck by the front wheels Of the vs-
hfcle. Her injuries are not serious. The
horses md surrey went over the prscipice, $50
feet. The vehicle WAS smashed but sfrsnre 10
Say. the horses escaped apparently unhurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
The Mary Washington Memorial.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star
The accomplished author, Moncure d. Con-
way. delivered a lecture before the Daughters
Of the American Revolution on Tuesday last
The subject was THE Declaration Of Indepeud-
ence," but the hero Of the address was the late
lamented Tom Paine.
While lscturine before this society, pledged
to aid the Mary Washington Memorial Associa-
ton. he showed exquisite tact in ridiculing
that association. because, he claimed, they
proposed TO build 'sbrand new monument"
instead Of preserving the old one, which he
called . beautiful colonial relic'-built and
inausurated by Gen. jackson in 1888 which is
custodian OF the state capitol at Richmond.
who showed Mr.. Edmund Quincy the lieuten,
ant governors chair, saying Il had been pre-
sented by Queen Anne 70 Gen. Washington!
Mr.. Conway said he knew a wealthy man
who stood ready 10 restore that time-stained
relic, to raise the shaft upon the pedestal. to
enclose IL with meat flower garden" at his
own expense. II this gentleman is sincere in
his intention why does he not communicate
with the Mary Warrington Association on the
subject They hold the deed Of the land. and
if he 10 in earnest he must have heard that be-
fore this
The first object Of the society was TO restore
the monument but they found 1t had been ex-
amined BY experts sent BY the State Depart
ment. and they had pronounced il impossible
The pedestal would not sustain the shaft II
the shaft could have been utilized the citizens
of Fredericksburg would have raised il before
this time bat it is not only riddled with bullets,
but % Clipped by relic hunters that there 10 no
whole part about it.
A ruin 10 beautiful when il ID Q monument Of
past age, and whom II hes fulfilled its day and
generation, and tells story OF something else
bat neglect, strife and vandalism. Can any,
thing be more desolats than . monument that
never was fnished?
To properiy follow ont Mr.. Conv.v,s ,ds.
| think IL would be . gross insult TO that time
Scared relic TO attempt to raise the shaft, and
| stall more 50 TO embeliish ID with meat
flower garden" Il should be left - Il Il 70
tell The story Of Mr.. Burrows and Gen. Jack
son, supplemented and complamentsd BY the
civil war and the relic hunter, and jamestown
weed and trumpet creepers, the state flowers of
Virginia, should be planted around IL 80 that
there could be something green and beautiful
TO cover its neglect and dssolation A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

National Lodge, No. e42, Knights Of Honor,
has elected officers for the ensuing year
e. follows: Dictator, W. II. Dickman; vice die.
tator. A. Clayton; assistant dictator. O. H Bau-
man; reporter, BENZ. White; financial reporter,
L. H. Hopkins; treasurer, John '. wurdeman;
man; guardian, 8. H. Hines; sentinel, G. A.
Thurbsr; representative TO the Grand Lodge,
D. G. Morrison; medical examiner, DR.. @. +.
Caldwell; trustees, d. C. Morrison, Weely and
Heudricksou. +. W -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
Method in Their Morality.

French dealers in art, who have good trade
with Germany, complain that tho German att
liberties, in enforcing the laws against immoral
prints. &C., seem to show prejudice against
prints and pictures Of French origin and that
In Alsaee-Lorraine particularly the law 10
strained to injure French trade and divorce
he people from French art
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
Judgment As.in.. ~R.s. Man. 1..-v.

Judgment Against "Ran Man" Leary,
Judgment in favor Of Edwin Young, as exec
utor Of the estate Of the late millionaire
Thomas Cornell, for $s4. 500 has been died in
the county clerks Office as Kingston, N. Y,
asainst James D. Lsary Of raft fame. The
nct1on vas brought 10 recover damages for the
loss Of the steam propeller Alicia A. Washburn.
which was burned OF the Florida coast while
chartsrsd By Lsaxy.
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RAILROADS.
RALrIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

II
schedul. m ,n-s, p~c-sns.r n lsa,.
Leevs Washington from station corner Of New nr
avenue afId str-et
For Chicssro and NorfhSs-t. Ns~;ibuled IAmit-a a
IRIS trains III ~ an. = - pm dzlly
bpl.d Limited 4. ~ sxrre-s Il - .. m. dIiiy
For ilssenrs and Cleveland exrrS~s dAiy a. so.-
f ST SS1ssss, ami .Sd s. s.s ma
for Lursy, "a %. ~ 4Spm.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. ChattanoC<A and Mss.rs..
II 10 4 m; daily sl-eIinr cur throush
500. &S-ninutesl. ,soA $50 20 ~ 10 ~ 4 ,,,s
utesl w. hizhl. Il 10, n.-tO, n. ~. NAH 4 -
Y y 81, 49,. s.',minaiesl ~ 40. H4 a. a.
Al4Oo, tS-minniesl 4. M Az 80. LOO A.. ~ 4 al
Sso. Aal. to.un. Almiuut-.l. ~ lo, no ~ Il ~
400. ~ o.. all: 30 II. =. . NJ
For Annspol-, - and \ ~ an. IL 10 And y
I'm sundays. 4 20 4 81 4. ma
For fr~aeriek. fllsS an. kila. ts3o "a 70
For Rae-r.so~n. no. soa m ana IS aopm
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEw YORK AND PM
AnElPHlA.
For PhiiadelphiA. New Nerk. Boston and Tie 49,,
daily A.S Spn 40 40. DINING gar1 o m - a
noon. ? 80 - A. ifniny Carl. tll. ~ N. ss.-r.s
buffet fNrior Carr ON al day trains
fcr Boston. - 40 IN with Pullman pufsf e,..,.-
ins Gar running thrunxh 90 Boston WIthouf rt.nsss
va foashkeePs eridss. landing IN-snsvrs j al
For at.sntic CIV. 10Y. 10 90 ana IL 90 noon s,.-
Gays. foo a m. and II noon.
20 time Of suburban trAins time tables 70 - IA
fk,cept sunday. .nany. gSunday onl,
nfnrrrss trains
bsssASe called for and ,hci 81 from hotels "A I'D.
Ones 1is and 1851 Pa ave. anu Al d-put 4
Gen; Man--er tdlsl Gen Lass AL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

Jules Simon Seriously HI.
u. Jules Simon, the well-known French
statesman, is seriouslyill His condition causes
alarm TO his many friendS owing to his ad.
yanced years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

Capt John Stewart. who has under his special
charge the odd records Of the District in the
Office Of the eomzpissiousr Of pablo buildings
and grounds, has found that . volums con-
tanning the records Of proceedings Of the orig.
inal commissioners Of he city Of wasAingtoa
ID missing: Hs has tho complete sss with the sx-
ospsion OF the volume covering the period from
July 81, 1875, TO October a. l5se. He 10 a the
opinion that this volume became sepsrsted
from the other records some years ego sud 10
probably now IN che possession Of como one
who would b Glad 70 restore u 70 the archives
II the matter vAs broaeht to their attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
New Bridge Over the Ohio.

The Norfolk and Western yesterday formally
celebrated the opening of a new bridge across
the Ohio The opening OF this bridge is an
important link in the chain which will soon
make another outlet from Chicago to the sea.
The bridge 10 located east Of the mouth of the
Big Sandy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
CITY AND DISTRICT.

- To reach al classes of readers and Gus
toners in the District Of Columbia, advertise IN
Tn. EVENING SrAR- Everybody readsit
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
1.l.5 18th ST. II. W.
Branches in most of the principal cities.
Send Tor circulars noll
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- HORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NokDDEUTscHLR LLOYD 9. s. Co


To Southampton Uondon. Havrel, Bremen
Spree. Tues. Dec l5, Is u. Ems. Tues. Dec. %
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Comfortable state rooms, excellent table. luxurious
esloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin, al and up
ward berth. according location. I'd cabin, $50
berth steeraxe AZ rates Appy " a. n. DROOp,
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NOTARIEs PUBLIC.

OonhlssIoNkh on DkED ron EyHRY -
~ sna 1ssrstory. Notary sna 4. ,. couIn lssso1~ -
sAo. 4. bAALA- l-s-l q - -
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ADVERTISING.

L YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING ANY
where Ct any time write TO GEO. r.. HOWELL q
CO.. ~ Spruce ST., New York. auzl-ly
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II the subject OF advertising will do well obtains
copy Of Book Tor Advertlsers 3tS pAxes price u.
Mailed. postage paid. receipt Of price. Coutainss
careful compilation from the American Newspaper
Directory OF az the best papers and class ournais
gives the circulation rating Of every one, and good
deal OF information about per
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL
NfRs HETTIE CLARK OF BOSTON. THE WELL
Ah known business and test medium. also medical
c.arvoyant daily from 10 ~ D. also Tuesday and Fri
day. Z TO y p. NJ. Once l2.se Mass. ave. DIV
EMERSON, HEALING. PROPHETIC AND BUsI-
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o'cock at his pariors 1OO4 II ct. n. Once hours.
y to l2am lto9pm. dl4-Sg.
DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
u advertising clairyoyant, sstrooger and ned in
this city. Has wonderful prophetic giit second
stolen property. brnsI separated together, causes
speedy marriages. gives success IN business,
family troubles, ey influences other
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coming 10 the right place at once he succeeds where
Others have failed Convinces skeItical and adj
tial Satisfaction guaranteed. Sittipss, JOc Hours,
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A. and 9th hts. southwest. no2I-34t'
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AVA lie. All business confidential. Ladies and gen
tleinen. 10 cents each. Hours 50 TO y n m. 80
LIST. bet LIST and North Capitol sts n nol4-0w'
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AVA Noyant and astroloylst. the seventh dnusiser
born with caul, has wonderful healing power. dives
names and lucky dates. Don't iaiI 10 the lady.
Room 10. 80 FIST. NV. dl2-lw'
NJ MI. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEDRATEp
1 English and German astrolog1st IN the city tells
all events of life. Office hour. D. m sun
day. ~ In 70 > pm. l5Js 18th 81. "a. ". dlO-ln'
NINE. PERRIN. THE TkUEsT DESTINY
4sl reader of the age. Information given with
phenomenal accuracy. Sittings, JQc. Hours, % a n-
to 8 y. 1852 sth ST. u no.s3-lm.
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DENTISTRY,

4 kosHON'S DENTAL PARIyORs. ESTABLISHED
" 1885,, lJOs l4th ST. NV. Full sets e30 and . ID
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night. and sundays III 2p. AL its branches
dle-lnI'
nR. BLAIR. 2a9 ST. Nw-l5 YEARS EXPE.
~ rienc.-Ciold filings. 81. 30. smslgam zoe rain.
less extracting with Artificial teeth with
my improved sucton) inserted hepaIriug. Hd.
inlnistered- Open sundays. DIV.
EREE DENTAL INFIkMARY.-TEETH FILLED
L and artificial teeth inserted without charge except
cost of material at l;SS5 h st. W.. dental depart
ment OF the Columbian University. 4 TO ) \. ma.
daily except sunday extraction lnllrmarN Speu
from October = TO June ~. se2tSu
'HHE EVANS DENTAL PARLORs Ial1 PA AVE
4 NV. Teeth extracted positively NithCu. pain OF
danger by our painless sysieina harmless vegetable
in by only. la effects pleaszn, and
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Reasonable irlces Apl4-!ml'
nk. STARK PARSONS, 3. I. cox 9TH ANDENM
~ Entrance Oh 18th first-csss gold and other nj
ings specially. Application gums used
nx Artificial teeth and crowns Inserted. Jy25
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~ sity, corner 18th and h q. ". Open 10 B. all the
year Extracting. &c. irse fiAlln.s Ina plates AZ
cost OF materials ielO-tr
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GExrs Surrs ocouRgp
AND PRESSED FOR n.

Costs. SOC. /: Pants DC vests. S5c a,ter,n~ ana
IeE.srng Gone IN bsss manner Goods called for aud
- \. l. HAHN. 5O5 9Th Of. NV;
80 And - u. kusaw O., Saltimcre. Ma.
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rENNsYLvANIA RourE


i = rENNsYIvANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, wi;sr hSn sotrHv1sr.
sT M. FL kh, hsAck > sstlfSnIn scf,NtsY
TRAINS Li,yL wAsHiN " ToS Fs6M 81 n no,
For fl. t snl the Wet. nsnpsylvaIia I.u,.l
as,ly D.. Imam 1,, M ~ ~. - a. Y" .ia il
Columbus and 81 I.ouis With Isr.or lar i,., =, !,
S SaTs 70 70 ib l',ssnS and sgs Ser
toonA to Shicaso 81 L5u,s and AmrIiasr -
HARRISBURG, ard Sleeping Car, Hsrri.il.ir. 4. =.
Louis snd Cnrinn.ii. AID nnIus "a HsfI -,ars
daiiy. with lipfsi lAricrC Gar Nashnsiou .. H.r.
~ Ss,c, sna n.I,,r, ana In "a "a a
VITA s-elans IHrs Washington g. 'hi aso sad :,
sieeI-.rs Tor Louisville and Nl-I5I,hi. g.. -
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The Nest. Slth tar0ush slssIsr 10 F.t,sbaie. 20
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dna.ls' ~ elt SUNDAY. : ioa,m
ialo AM Niagara daily, cAccIf Sau
D. M. Nith s.esl ing car AHstinttuu a.
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Washington 60 iturhester.
daily. eross,t sunday
FOR PHII.ADEIrnIA. NEW YORK AM
20. ;. 10. H.uoAnd Loo an. ~ D
so 1000 aud ll.Sl nm. On suu
ll0 a. m. ~. rs. 2.:sl 3 n. q 20
Us pm. Lnnited LKIres. II PA
Carr, with DINING Car 10 New l,rl
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Tor New iurk only. LIInitsd tzproa
Car from BALTIMORE, : 90 4. IA. DAHL
fOR PHILADELPHIA OIL
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For Boston. without change 3 Is % m .,
Tor brooklyn. y. T.. al through trains
Jersey City With blAts OF BruoklNn
INK dtrec; transfer o. fu.ton street
ierriage scrU-s New iork CITY.
For Atlantic City, IA % a. nl. weyx 4
Tor Baltimore, 500. q ~ 80.
1000. 10 %. n "a and n a. a
~. j. ID. -. $40. 40. 4 ~.
40, 1000. IL, - aud N ., A.
BOO. 400. An5. ~. N 90 a
2.ol. 30. g -, 3. =. 3 a.. 40
:; ~. 40. ~ and al .ss5 ). II.
For Pores Greek lane. :. 80 q
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis. q ~ pp snd II
y ma. daily, sAceIa sunday.
and I. ~ .. m.
FOR ALEXANDRIA AND
For Alexandra. $50. 6 ~. : AZ
An. l2Ol noon. Loo. I. "a.
9.5s, q. H., su2, 10 % and N.
day AT 4 20. ~. !as5. 10. a.
q. IL. a02 and IL. O5 D IN
AccolnuIodatlOn for 1uantiro. = g.
fOr hichinond and the south. 4
daily 3Vs pm. week days.
Trains leave Alexandria Tor NASH
hO1 10. 10 Is. lI.Is. Il.44
500 & -. 5.O5 \ a.. IL IL -.
II " o ma. On sunday At y ln
l.4s an 2.Us. S.O5. s.u5. ~.
PIN
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ner VI 18th street and peun-yl .aniA aNe
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baggage to DESTINATION irOln hut.ls and
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

"A GLASGOW TO PHlLAD ELPHIA,
Via DERRY and GALWAY. Mustdl route
from Scotland and North and Middle oG ireland
ACCOMMODATIONS uA5U KPAssED.
lnteruaedaie. soO. steerase. slg.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, VIA Londonderry,
livery fortnight.
18th Dec. state Of Nevada. 10 a. Ia.
9TH Jan. State OF California -. Gam
Ssth Jail.....- state VI Nebraska. -. sam.
CABIN lassaxe ESQ SECOND class $50. steeragt, ele
bALllhOhk AND LINkkrOuL SERvICS
via Halifax and -. Johns. " r.
Steamers sail rom Baltimore io-tnigAtly.
Apply to u. ". MOSS. vi Ia. ave. OF
no2O-3m Mrs. ID. A. BhOsNAN. Masnington.
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noo6-Sm Mrs. d. A. BkosNkN. washington.
Tally. $780,
A select party sails December ., 1891 and moathly
thereafter HOLY LAND TOUR, svDO. sails feb-
ruary d. 1872. Best ticketing facilities. send for
W. p. VAN wICKLE,
no2sSeolm l225 Pennsylvania ave.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
De. LEON.
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The well -known ladies' physician. can be
consulted daily from 10 to / and to9
Prompt treatment. dll-6t.
DROr EssIONAL MAssAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
with the best VI medical references. W applying
at 9l3 Eh St NV. nostslu-
~ FAD AND BE " IoE.-Dn. BnOI Mkns .ssj 4
N W., appeared before and th that Ia
IL the oldest established expert sieciaIist this CIT,
and will guarantee u all disease OF men ane
furnish medicine. or no charge consultation advics
free at any hour Of the Gay sut-srIDed and
notary public in and tine Distrlst VI Columbia
this 81 day OF July. los5 do In
IT HAS NEyEk BEEN CONTRADfCIED THAI
Dr. BkO1HEhs il the oldest blised al vcrts "A,
ladies' physician IN the city. Dr. BkOIiLAs sspJ
St s.w. Forty -nve Yeats eKp,nence. dy- I'm.
M ANHoop REsTokED 81 Using A BOTTLE or
WI two of DIR. BROTHERS. inyigoraf, NJ CORDIAL
Will eyre any case Of nervous debility. 30 81 W.
nR, MULLER. Io,7 pTH ST. \. ~. TREATS ALL
liyer kiansys structures urinary aise.ses once
hours. ITO ~ a. M anu TO y. Ia. d3-lm-
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE, MRS n CAMERON,
l3.o 81 n W, graduate. Face massage . Size
Washington. L.dios. = 70 1. 0eniisnsn from 70 q.
noll-2m'
A VOID ikAhs or SUFFERING By CONSULT.
"A ias Dr a. D. 1hee!. 53s North eth st., Philalsl-
United states who all effects ndiscre-
tons OF both sexes Send Tor book Truth. exposing
euacks and tleir Hon.e Cure swindis. &c. apsO-ly
nR. LopB, ;s2s n. 18TH ST.. PHILApELPHIA
tseasd, CONTAINING iaii particulars Tor HONE cCRs
Tres 81 charge Hours v TO I'D 20 y EVENING" -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
SPECIALTIEs

ILkCIklCITY, GALvANIsM AND sTATIc
II uhroush the ciothinxl utilized IN all nervous
troubles. removal tunlors. superb hAirs bsm-
vapor and bath functional de-
rAnsernents cutaneous disessss. easarrh. ke Once
N. D.. 0Js isih q. nv. felephone 27s nos I'm.
WITH ELECTRICITY CURE RHEUMATIsH
w neuralgia. sciatica, nervous troubex orxanc or
functional vs.knsss, dyspepsaA kidney dassass psr.
ABYSS, a.. Dr. HAiwAkD. spsclAlisf In ElrctricIty
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